Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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ACTIVITIES CHEERLEADERS N Furlong A Good I Good W Walker

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E K F RESHMEN Virginia Nabring - Joyce O'Dell - Dean Oleott - Harriett Orebaugh Wilma Orphey - J ames Pavia - Barbara Powers - Harold Pressley - Don Reddick Leuore Rees - Dick Reigel - Joan Samaha - Lois Sehenclc - Evelyn Seitz - Vivian Sheppard William Simons - Richard Sisson - Margaret Spalsbury - Fred Spencer - Sebastian Spencer James Stark Marilyn Switzer - Fred Terry - Betty Thompson - James Trace - Jack Twaddle - Richard Uhl Velma Wharton - Helen Wilde - John Wilde - Jeanette Woodworth - Robert Wright- Keith Vlfhite l Q i

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l A Candidates for Homecoming Queen with Their Managers Joanne Pressing, the only junior girl, had tor her manager John Motseh, junior class president. Tom Lenclruin. president of the seniors, managed the campaign :tor Mary Bedell. Bud Fell Worked industriously and won the place of qneen's attendant for Virginia Huniiston, The honor of Homer-oining Queen Came to Donna, Munson through the elforts of her ina.na.ger, Gale Liven- good. Hail To the Queen! Midst the resounding applause of the crowd and strains of liigli-spiritf ed niusie, a red convertible glides slowly around the track at Whitney Field. It eonies to a, stop before the Norwalk fans and out steps Pigskin Queen Donna Munson, with an arm bouquet of great yellow ehrysanthe- Jnuins, and beside her, Attendant Virginia. Hl1ll1lSfO11. They ascend a throne decorated in Norwalk's blue and gold, and then during the flash of cameras the mo- mentous inonient arrives. The Queen extends her hand and presents the football to Selgo, captain and star of the Port Clinton gridders. He is flanked on his right by Norwalk tackle, Bud Fell, and on the left by the Norwalk fullback, Gale Liven- good. The much heralded Home- coming game is on. 4 Big pep rally in preparation for football ganie with Bellevue. Students staged a long snake dance throughout the town.