Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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lll! lllll,E LEAFJ' THOMAS W. GABELE Scientijir' floufrsc Foolball CBJ, fill, C4753 Captain Hjg Pres. fill, f3j, 3 ,Basketball f2j, QSH, Q-ljg Track CBD, fill, H33 Class Play QCD, C453 Annual Board HJ. XELLIE MAY .XXDREll'S Scientific f 'ozlfrse Vice Pres. fijg Glue Club QU, CSU, fall 5 Honor Solviutlvg Class Play fill. Q-Hg Annual Board ffl-lg Signal Staff C47- MAHY l'lLlZAl3lC'l'll DPDLEY Enlglislzf fiilllll'-W' Illco Club QU, QYZQ, 135, Q-ljg Class Play flljg Secretary lllg Annual Board 443. OTTO M. LAXG - English fl0lll'SP lflootlnill 5 'llrcasurci' CBJ, HH. PHILIP A. AMATO English flUlll'Sl' Football QM, HJ: Flaws Play 131: limlitm' Annual Q-UQ Signal Staff 133. fl-jg liclitor