Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Accent on . .in student life The energy of youth ex- plodes in action around school. Student life is typified in spontaneous activities: im- promptu ball games, a con- versation beside a locker, a forbidden candy bar nibbled in noon study hall, the ioy- ous roar of devoted fans when their team appears, the loyal feeling that pre- vails through the alma ma- ter, the parting touch of a steady couple before the bell. 16

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Seniors remember a year that was il'lSpiYil1g As leaders of the school, seniors were an inspiration to under- classmen who looked up to them for guidance. Seniors held a mock election for the upper four grades in Novem- ber, voting on city offices and issues. They erected voting booths registered voters, and counted ballots. Thirty-tive seniors, singing songs and displaying nonpartisan posters, marched in the Halloween parade to urge people to vote. Many seniors held top positions in band, orchestra, and chorus. Some showed their ability as thespians in the class plays. A few served as librarians and oflice helpers. All the clubs' gavels were held by seniors. -.l iaQ - --.-L W -F W ,. .. ... . . .-ss, ,. , ' If as 'YI-? Wr 'J 'Z-Q ...Www w as F' gg ' 5 if 1'5sg. n ,K 1 IA- i -I 3 2 gg 1' F sl! W Mfllaf if ' 'I J f 5 J If 'E' 0 ,, . , :X SUE ALLESHOUSE Tri-Hi-Y 10, 123 GAA 10, 113 Marching Band 9-121 Pep Band 10-123 Symphonic Band 9-123 Orchestra 9-113 Regional Orchestra 113 District Orches- tra 103 District Scholarship Test 103 Honor Society 11, 123 Play Crew 11. PAULETTE ASM US Tri-Hi-Y 122 Chorus 10-12Q Operetta 10, 113 Girls' Intra- murals ll, 12. ' 'Eh WILLIAM BANKS Transferred 1958 from Wel- lington, Ohio. WHILE passing to classes, change greetings-Robert EVELYN BAILEY Transferred 1958 from Stock- bridge, Michigang Chorus 10, 11, Operetta 10, 113 Style Show 10, ll. YM N iiiitn ,fi . li ., ly I 1, ,. , I ,li .... . QA vi V f A .ZFV .wi ' , BONNA BARKER Tri-Hi-Y 10-123 GAA 10-123 Chorus 9-123 Operetta 10, 11 Girls' Intramurals 9-12. senior officers ex- Factor, president3 Virginia Johnson, vice presidentg Lee Cook, treasurer, Patti Shutts, secretary. 18 ROBERTA BAXTER Tri-Hi-Y 10-12g GAA 10-123 Girls' Intramurals 9-121 Ohio Team 103 Librarian 12Q Ohio- Michigan Cheerleader 11.