Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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After High School Graduation Get Your Special Training In THE 0BERl.lN SCHO0L 0F COMMERCE OBERLIN, OHIO Write for inliofrmatilon Frederick Machine Works .STEEL PIPE, BOLTS AND SUPPLIES Electric 8: Acetylene Welding PHONE 5122 Norwalk, 0. LAST WILL AND TE-STAMENT We, the class of nineteen hundred and forty-four, being of sound body tno minds. have been discov- ered yetj and having been informed that our end is near do hereby set forth our last Will and Testa- ment to be executed and carried out as written: We leave to Mr, Stewart our history workbooks in order that he may learn all four verses of the Star Spangled Banner. The senior chemistry classes bequeath the odor of sulphur to Miss Mossman to remember us by. Bud Hiltz leaves his poetry-and if you've read any of it you know why. Audrey Bonstelle bequeaths her petite stature tn Tom Lendrum. Ralph Bell wills his retiring nature to Ann Van Benschoten. Bernice Gray wills her football ability to the 1944 football team. Jack Moore leaves his bevy of beautiful N. H. S. gals to Gale Livengood, who will know how to han- dle them, Dorothy Wells bequeaths her athletic prowess to Connie Helsel. Franklin Wilcox leaves his model airplanes to the freshmen fthey needs some toys to entertain themj. Bob Christel wills the spotlight in the vocational department to Jim Brutsche. Joan Tucker wills her soft voice to Jack Hiltz. Harry Dossin leaves his sense of humor to Mar- garet Avery. NEO The Reflector-Herald Is prfoucl of its privilege in serving als the Haome Daily fof Norwalk and Huron County The interests of this community are the interests of The Reflector-Herald oooooo The Reflector-Herald Prints The Signal .

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Compliments of Laible Funeral Home YOUR GUESTS It Likes Them, and They Like It. The Maple City Ice Co. i SERVE 7-UP TO Compliments of Downey-Joyce 7-Up, Inc. Everything in Wheel Goods Y-NOT CYCLE SHOP Ride a Bicycle for Health amd Economy Compliments of The Norwalk Vault Co. URIGINAL CUT E i itll. Mrs: lille AVON PRODUCTS Inc. 7 41 Chatham We Take Ordens N ORWALK - - OHIO F. E. RINGI-IOLZ Clothing, Hats and Furnishings 28-30 East Main St. Norwalk, Ohio il STOP AT Chef Restaurant 12 Benedict Ave. For A Tasty Meal Under New Managiemelnt ENTER YOUTH On the threshhold of life, with the world before And keen recollection behind, Youth stands prepared, mere training done, For any and all designed. Having passed the test of studi- ousness, An active, intelligent mind, With ambitions abounding and plans galore Is equipped to explore and find. With do or die , its warrior cry, For action fast inclined, Vibrant Youth in glorious prime Pledges its best to mankind. VVhat is the best Way to keep a love? Ans. Not to return it. When do the leaves begin to turn? Ans. The day before examina- tions. Eight little Morons went to bed, but only 7 of them got up because they only set the alarm clock for 7. A Moron cut his arms off to play the the piano by ear, and to wear his sleeveless sweater. O03 Kaye's Shoes J For All The Family 55355 16 w. Main st. SWQES Compliments Of Dari - Bell X J Norwalk, 0. g 41 E. Main St. I Compliments of The Crystal Restaurant O'BRIAN PAINTS FLORENCE HEATER PYR-EX GLASSWARE Kohlmyer Hdw. Co. 7000000090 foloeoalvvwo i Compliments of LAN G'S MARKET Campbell's Sandwiches and lce Cream ?lN Compliments of SPITZER FURNITURE CO. 35 E. Main St. - Norwalk, 0. WHITE ROOFING and LUMBER CO. Glidden time-tested paints 0003 Norwalk 'Wakeman Phone 8 Phone 42 W FLOOR COVERINGS WM. P. BLINZLEY C0. Norwalk, Ohio Compliments of Modern Market INVEST IN THE WAR Nl. L. Battles. lVl. D, BUY BONDS O

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For A Gay Junior Life And A Dated One - Appoint Us As Your Exterior Decorators EEPREISSE Congratulations To The Graduates! BATEHAM 'l'UDl0 33 W. MAIN ST. i-0-Q.. Photographs Cameras and Supplies Films - Occasionally! Ruth Krain leaves, but she's taking Charles Dillingham with her. Ervin Linder bequeaths his quietness to Ted Goodell, Edna Mae Stewart wills her lovely disposition to the study hall teachers. Pete Morley leaves la classe de francais in a daze. Donna Lou Willis wills the side entrances to all couples who have it bad, Clarence Boose has promised to leave some Japs for the rest of the army. Elizabeth Hester bequeaths her military bearing to the gym classes. June Hudson leaves her bashfulness to Don Daugherty. Jack Gerken wills his sharp clothes to Joe Borgia. Elizabeth Lenz bequeaths her poise to those who need it in the junior class. Ed Ziemke leaves a lot of broken hearts. Illene Wright Harr wills her technique for catch- ing men to the freshman girls, Kenneth Wildman leaves-Oh, he's already left. 'Charlotte Weisenberger wills her neat hair to Dick Van Horn. Lois White bequeaths her success in handling the Wildmans to Joanne Pressing, Virginia Davis leaves the editorship of the Signal with a vote of appreciation. Rosie Kinkel leaves with the entire male popula- tion of N. H. S. following her. The senior class leaves its ability to present as- Semblies to posterity. We leave our lockers to Ed Day, who needs more room for his books. And now at last, we leave the school still stand- ing. We hereby state that the above is our last Will and Testament, witnessed and signed this first day of June, nineteen hundred and forty-four. Senior Class of 1944 P, S. To all those who doubt that we can actually graduate we say, Where there's a will, there's a way. COMPLIMEN TS OF Smith 8z lVlcConkey PHONE 1000 17 North Hester St. Compliments .Of American Shoe Repair