Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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To announce coming activities of school life to students, faculty members, and the public, a new sign was placed in the front yard of Norwalk High School this spring. In times to come the blue and gold sign in the yard will continue to stand as a symbol of the many activities taking place at Norwalk High School. just as the large sign is symbolic of the activities of the whole school, there are many smaller signs within the walls of Norwalk High: a basketball net, an open locker, a book laying on a desk. Each of these symbolizes aphase of school life . The administration and faculty stand as signs of under- standing and help to all students. Seniors were aided in the selection of a college by a guidance counselor who was added to the administration. Growth in enrollment in schools throughout the country is an outstanding sign of our time . Norwalk High proved no ex- ception to this present-day trend with an increase of approxi- mately seventy-four students . When school began last September, students observed signs of changes in the school. The chemistry lab was re- modeled with additional cabinet space and storage room. Typing classes were moved into a different room. The art department was remodeled with the installation of a new kiln. The last sign for a senior comes with the cap and gown. It signals the completion of his high school career and acts as a goal for underclassmen. This year ninety-one seniors, the largest class to be graduated from Norwalk High, received diplomas.