Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Students Seek Their Own Interests if And Develop New Interests Since no two people are alike, no two peo- ple share exactly the same interests. Every- one has definite ideas as to what he or she enjoys. At Norwalk High School the varied curri- culum, the sports, the many clubs and the music and drama organizations offer an op- portunity to suit almost every taste. Classwork, art and photography displays in the library, and special assemblies present new ideas that give the student an opportunity to develop new interests . THE DESOLATION of the empty auditorium gives Bob Mitchell an opportunity for quiet con- centration. i xi - l ADORE handsome men! Debby Battlesgazes starry-eyed at Steve White in the first scene of the Fall play. 8 E i is - ,f' 5 I ,W I .5 gp ea , f if r ' ? 3 . .ffff E' is lf - -J J 'Q THE HOLIDAY mood is apparent as Sue Smith, Pete White, Tom Osborn, Mar- ilyn Hargraves, LaWana Swartz and Herb Moscript gather around the tree av the Christmas Dance.

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and Competition Keynote All Group Activities Competition, whether it is for a part in the Spring play, first chair in the orchestra, or the top grade in an English exam, provides the incentive a student needs to do his best. Where there is competition there must also be co-operation. The art department made posters for athletic events. Practical experi- ence was gained by the shop boys who constructed the new model office at the back of the typing room this year. All work together to- ward accomplishments that would be impossible for one person or group to swing alone . N UM-PAH PAH--Pat Taylor gives his all to his tuba playing as Jim Cole plays in thc background. 7 mmm HEBV gwimztlt SPENCE NOV me 8.00 P. UNSUNG HEROES llerman Lorchcr, Ricky Metzger, and Kit Angell erect the play sign on the front lawn, X BEAT 'EM TEAM! Hearty voices urge the team to victory. llisfs 'sill' Wiki.- MOCK ELECTION results are tallied by government students Elissa Gilhousen, Iohn Schauss, Don Young, and Mary Shutts. President Dwight Eisenhower was re-elected just as in the na- tional elections.

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AN UNIDENTIFIED football man works out on the blockmg mx ChlIlC under the watchful eye of Lme Loacll Donald Buckgye C v ,4 Q si 'O 1