Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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g.-4' 7 l ics I . . MRS. JEAN MARTIN, home ec. teacher who has won honors at flower shows, arranges a potential prize-win- ning bouquet. Grant Walls Howard Wheeler DISPLAYING a model Nickel Plate engine, math teach- American History Geography er Thomas Heckelman explains how he builds cars to Head Basketball Couch scale. lltlz Adviser i l ,. l Dorothy White Jack White Larry Zimmer Tony Zuppe Home Economics Guidance Counselor English World History lltlz Adviser Commencement Committee Great Books Forum Asst. Coach 12th Adviser I0tl1 Adviser 25

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S. Henry Smith David Sommers Mechanical Drawing 8th Grade History Wood Shop Asst. Coach Stage Manager Commencement Committee HOPING to make it two in a row, science teacher Harry Shadle, city tennis champ, practices his backhand shot. LaVerne Storer T, R, Storer English Mathematics 13 Carolyn Tate RichargY?1gt Business Education lngusmad ns FTA Visual A1 s 8th Adviser Teachers Possess Many Interests Pupils who see only the formal aspect of the person- alities of the faculty do not always realize that teachers possess unnoticed talents and interests which balance the seriousness of their daily work. Shop teachers S. Henry Smith and Herbert Rolsten tind much enjoyment in photography as a hobby. Vocal music director Terrence McCann, an ama- teur builder of hi-fi, stereo, and radio sets, collects Dixieland, showtunes, and classical records, Also shar- ing this interest in electronics is industrial arts teacher Richard Vogt. Mrs. Esther Lawrence, speech teacher, is a canoe enthusiast, while Mrs. Jean Martin, home economics teacher, is a golfer. Notary public T. R. Storer, math instructor, figures income taxes and has a small coin collection. Last summer found coach Grant Walls serving as a house detective at Cedar Point. Science teachers Ruth Bell and Ray Skinner are full-fledged members of the Swamp Stompers.

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