Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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-Jnfhmdhnkf Books and pencils portray the chief signs of learning. A teacher's desk piled with papers shows to all who pass by that scholarship is the major aim at Norwalk High School. Norwalk showed again this year its high standing in aca- demics by having five students place in the top ten per cent in the Ohio General Scholarship test. Three students ranked in the 99th percentile in the National Merit Scholarship test. Approximately thirty seniors applied foradmission to colleges of their choice . With an increase of four teachers this year the faculty has reached thirty-five. Because of increasing demands to give each student more individual help a guidance counselor was also added to the administration. Twenty-two faculty mem- bers have AB degreesg seventeen have MA degrees . Student enrollment numbered 856 in grades 7 through 12. A variety of courses available trains students in college pre- paratory, fine arts, business administration, and industrial arts. 5 E' TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD peeeeeoeeoe smoeoooooooe sognoemooeee SPACE BAR aeoeooooeee Q .-,Z ,r ,i- f Q2

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James H . McBride me -sw H nstillgggm um W 'H 1 f ' , Improvement! Added For any organization to run smoothly, a well-organized administrative department is needed. Norwalk has a su- perintendent to oversee the entire school system, aprincipal an assistant principal, and a guidance counselor. This year, under the direction of Superintendent james H McBride, the addition built on Maplehurst elementary school was opened. Construction on the remodeled Cole building was completed. New equipment was installed in the chem- istry and physics laboratory. Within Norwalk's boundaries are five elementary schools and one secondary school, all under the jurisdiction of Mr. McBride. Well qualified for his position, Mr. McBride holds a bachelor's degree from Muskingum College and a master's degree from the University of Colorado. Improving salaries of teachers was only one accomplish- ment of the Board of Education this year. Its five members are Dr. George F. Linn, Mr. Ernest H. Kohlmyer, Mr. Paul G.Wetze1, Dr. Robert S. Schillig, and Mr. E.j..Gefken, Superintendent X NN 'fillpur ' f, .ep X 1 f 5 SQ Ji West lm' raq. 1 '- six ll-1lhP'2 -X 'Sy 1,9-,.,-:HlkJ,'li, A A Xu-1 lt Inl K . a-' 'I . M 7 , , N-J i: ?:J i i5...:.-:-1-iE53:u i , - fo - ., X ' A I an Q' ': lv x- V, M ' ii' I , .li'bx'T:5'X:. mf lk , ' .1 1, lf' X. f--f.' 7 f Q 'Q - 1-N' .-152 Yugi- ares. - XF.- .yt-1-tt.-:-, J tg: my .- 11m1 ff'L'f.::5Si' ah 'fl'- . -iq...,,.:...Qg.:s-3 ' ,y ,P ref' ' g jack White Guidance Counselor ' BOARD OF EDUCATION members, while examining new equip- ment installed in the art department, stop to look at creations of art students.