Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Sophomores go all out mth decorations and costumes for the C-0 in April HE month of April brings the music festivals, both chorus and orchestra. Many hours are spent in preparation. During the lull between the end of the basketball season and the spring activities, the students have time to hold some Friday night dances. One such party is the Hobo I-lop, spon- sored by the sophomore class. Hobo Hop. 'a 1 fi R K ,ss Mr. R. P. Laycock grooms musicians for the orchestra festival. Shirley Marion puts in another period at the tymps. 28

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Martha Motsch and Alan Robinson perform a dramatic scene from Sorry, Wrong Number. M-5: s g. . .1 lim Spalsbury, John Harris, Linda Usselton, Kathy Finch, Helen An elas and Ioan Kaiser are caught in action-filled 8 scenes from Casanova, Junior. Bob Loney, Nancy Rice, Ann Samaha, Mary Finch, Alan Angell and Bill Cash attempt to reach a weighty decision in Quiet, Please. Crossed telephone wires lead to suspicion. HREE one-act plays take place in March. They are under the direction of three students and are presented by the NHS Theater Guild. Mr. Donald jr. , directed by Chuck Naley, Sorry, Wrong Num- ber, directed by Melvin Robinson, and Quiet, Please, directed by Joyce Comer, . is .it sr , , S -W , r ,Q Q, s 'K' 5 l .QQ-uw E Hamess is the supervisor. The plays are Casanova, ,.. L 1 af! 1 , 4 f A ,J 1. -,,A- I X 5 , is N-5 SNK N Rwxtg le, -. xt Ng- W Nw, ,W N., , M... ., ,,t...1.-. X N' K ,.J.- -... s,,...........,..- ..,.,..1-.....--..... .,,....,,, XLR xxx .x K ' l ' mx k ,N -.-- V-v 3 s V. .Q I, 4 ..... A VKCX1-X ' or Y' I C C : P' MQ-.,,s.Kh M i , .. s'.,e , 'M the C 'rf .tsl 1 ' -fs ' ra- -d 4, 5 S . I 'X 5 .5 1 t K hw ff-at-5. Qs? 4 Q. v C C 'Y C K , Q' fd K evra .sg -sr-s 5 27

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U v 1 . -59 'Q Track coach Isaac Owen gives Ken Miller and Stan Chapin some pointers on technique. ACH noon students and faculty patronize the new cafeteria in the Cole building. These appetizing meals cost the students only twenty- five cents. With the coming of warm weather, the boys join one of spring sports. As in past years, a large number are interested in partic- ipating on the track team. us-di Hungry teachers and students line up for lunch in the new cafeteria. 29 K x . jg ? Y .t ..hA Ko r ,gf '1 -4 ki S John Harris per- fects his form at the shot-put. QF - sl , ,. ff L Y ,3.,,g333g,M. S-,DL ang.. . 4,535 .,-5 9, NA - v Q, 'G' A 9, l 6 X or X 50 1 ir: f -Q A ' . -cry i X4 . .,.