Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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I . aocl I ' f 1' 3 la, . Q . . ff rr rlej ' . A - 'QV' C so P4 :A 'I , Leif Qiifgffsfi A NEW DAY begins upon the arrival of book-laden students Table of Contents ACADEMICS ----- ---- 4 Adminisuation .... 6 Faculty ....... 8 Courses of Study . . . 16 STUDENT LIFE - - - - - - -22 Seniors ........ 24 Underclassmen Dany Life . . . f f. . 34 62 ADVERTISING 3 ACTIVITIES - - Clubs. . . Music . . ATHLETICS - - Cheerleaders Football . . Basketball . Intramurals Track . . . ---112

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0 A orwalk High asks: 0 a Q r 'D 0 How dm' We mte in 58 Thirty-two teachers supervised an enrollment of 787 students in grades seven through twelve. Among secondary schools Norwalk High rates as an accredited AA school and is recognized by the North Central As ociation. When compared with national statistics, the num- ber of students enrolled this year in science and mathematlc programs was above average for a school of Norwalk's size. During the six-year period students had the privi- lege of choosing courses in industrial arts, business administration, fine arts, or college preparatory. Throughout the year each individual had the opportun- ity to verify his academic ability by taking the various scholarship tests open to high school pupils. Students enrolled in 1957-58 were fortunate in hav- ing faculty members ranging in experience from forty years of service to recent college graduates. Acting as chaperons or club advisors were extra-curricular duties of teachers. 5 in Academics