Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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WITH hair-raising Miller transforms cock. styles Pam Pam Lay- A Q SLOPPY, BUT comfortable students enjoy dancing, laughing, and playing at the annual Sadie Hawkins dance where the girls ask the boys. DEEPLY INVOLVED fans miss little cager action at the decisive Tifiin game 5

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SPRUCED-UP couples relax at the Homecoming dance, Fall Fantasy. 4 -J' x W '97 ax Nt 4, x x 1 CONTRAST makes a school alive and fun. Variation in students and teachers builds a many-sided school with a smile here and high hopes there. Some students thrive on sportsg others on music or gab sessions, but all activities benefit from the flow of people bringing fresh ideas. Both failures and successes give the year contrast and make it diferent. R EM s ' .sg 1

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JIM ROTHEL exchanges quips with a class- mate while Beverly Jarvis listens in. E MERRI- M E N T and laughter ripple through every high school. Its students vibrate enthusiasm all day from an early morning chat to an evening phone call. Daily facing the wintry blasts of the hardest winter in their lives or selling magazines to help jinance the yearbook has a fun ingredient for teens. Week-end games, colorful dances, and class plays are anticipated diversions from school routine. The fun and mild hysteria of good times shared are vital to every student. if 6 .gi eg f' ,a ,. I , 'gilt' .tir l ,M rr my 22. W. fins' ' M ...M ,-7. ..... H .vkx .M .3efw3,33,,,A . V .. 1.1 WINTRY BLASTS are ignored by these students who are hap- EACH noon hungry stu- py to leave school after a busy day and go their own ways. dents form a line. Y