Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Ervin Linder ROLL OF HONOR ., Dorothy Barker Lyle Barnes Mel Barnes Donald Barr Bill Bell Robert Bell Donald Benedict Lyle Berner Jack Bleile Forrest Bonner Theodore Brooks Von Case Robert Chapin John Cline Ray Crist Charles Daugherty Rose Daugherty Robert Ackerman John Acomb Douglas Avery Fred Bauman Richard Becker Raymond Best Eugene Brown Henry Brutsche Ed Budbill Robert Cartwright Clarence Chapman Raymond Cole Dick Combs Clifton Cross Richard Cross Wade Courtright Harold Easley William Ewell Robert Adkins Ralph Bell Clarence Boose Harlie Bruner John Brutsche Ted Cage Arthur Chandler Robert Christel Charles Dillingham Harry Dossin Gerald Dreisbach Norman Ehman Jack Gerken Horace Godfrey Harry Gordon Don Burdue Tom Burras Kenneth Bell 1942 Jack Edwards Louis Frey Linea Godfrey Clyde Hamer Ted Heller John Huber Wilbert Kellogg John Killian Charles Link Clarence Luce Bill McCreary Roger McDonald Robert McGuckin Herbert Myers Kenneth Nickoli Lyle O'Dell Jack Potter Wesley Preston 1943 Wayne Goodsite Richard Hamilton Charles Hemenway Norbert Holliday Lois Hudson Don Jones Fred Kemp Lyle Kooken Floren LaFace Roger LaVigne Marvin Leak Russell Liebhart Philip Lichtscien Wallace Mackin Carl McConkey Keith McPherson Ed Myers Robert Newton 1944 Verne Gordon Arnold Gregory Gordon Hagdohl Tom Heckelman Jean Helsel Elizabeth Hester Jiuie Hudson Sam Kaser Cornell Kellogg Lawrence Le Beau Bernard Link Hale Mason Kenneth Miller Jack Moore 1945 Don Daugherty Dale McPherson Ray Palmer 1946 Emmett Gray Richard Schauss James Schlacter Martha Sharfenberg John Sikora Claude Smith Ted Smith Walter Solarz Warren Taylor Robert Timman George Van Dette Grant Vincent Wayne Walder Don Warner Bill Weidemaier Walter Weser Winthrop Wildman Robert Woodward Thomas O'Neill Jack Pigman Earl Ponting Bertha Robertson Richard Ross Ed Sanford Lewis Schild Eugene Schneider Sheldon Seibel Don Smith Glenn Smith Ray Smith Jack Stein Charles Stumpf Ed VonSerggern Bob Watson Walter Weser Loris Zuercher Robert McGuckin Alfred Morley Ray Nelson Robert O'Neill Al Peirce Jr. Pigman Harold Potter Dick Reddick Charles Roberts Robert Stark Robert Stoneham Marie Timman Kenneth Wildman Ed Ziemke Charles Stacey Jim Stewart David S-paid Don Boles Paul Haupricht Bob Weidinger 1947 Dave Ballard Ross Borgia Robert Shelley Roger Hall FACULTY IN SERVICE Ruth Bell Lyman Darcy Miriam Schauss Henry S. Smith The staff will appreciate any corrections to this list. ,11.3.,H:2T .-ri.. - A at, , v 'Q 4. ' 1' -Y:151:11-1-1-zz-15...,ggigqqiig, 2 vi-14 f : 9 - I h -,.,:.g:g:g:11:Z1I'-:-1-:-13321125 .'.'.'1-Iiilfiliiigf ' , . -. 'A ' 4' ..,.1:fs:111i'1'i'1'i':'il'f2-f-Izifiilirifiil' 'A H it M' What Is a M urine? A filariiie is a light, A iUl'l'llfl'illg knight, A two-listed lighting champion of the rightg Hes a landing, a, spearhead, a cliallenger, a raid, A bullet, a bayonet, or a hand grenade. lies a gun or a tank, liegardless of his rank 5 Hes a eaniouilaged foxhole, this red-hlooded Yankg He's a powerful machine, he'S a barbed wire fence, A Sentry on guard by his com- rades' tents. Hes a iighter to the finish, Be it victory or death, A truly dangerous foe to his very last breath, ,-incl when the hattlels over and and the enemy has fled liek the red, white, and blue waving high overhead. Bob Breternitz, '48, ln Memoriam Ross Culp . ................ Ex-1903 Harry N. Bedell, Jr. .......... 1936 Charles R. Bishop .... .... 1 937 Norman Call ....... ........ 1 938 Ralph Chandler .... Ex-1939 William Chandler .. .... Ex-1939 Glenn Doll ....... .... E x-1939 Andrew Trotter .... ...... 1 939 Nathan Wallens .... Ex-1939 Richard Mack .... .... E X-1940 Stanley Dosick .... Ex-1941 Don Janotta ...... .... E X-1942 James Penick ...... ...... 1 942 Henry Kemper, Jr. ....1942 Robert Knapp ...... .... 1 943 Elver Smith ..... ....... 1 944 Jack Wagner .............. EX-1945 Missing In Action Richard Woodward ............ 1933 William Mack ...... .... 1 940 Eldon Schaefer .... 1940 Warren Morley ..... .... 1 942 Stanley Opperman .... 1940

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THE SIGNAL Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Five E., ' 9.,.fg!f.r5jfg3 ,,?L 'l' Nl fr' is -',n 1 fm-- r 5? A -'fgnlq-: .,1-, 2,111 F 13? 5 e l' 51' E , . ,,. f -Z r' N- ffi F V f uf 22255 ,rg M E fix? -e . ' w inf 'E iw. 'rl .LIL JH 'HN iSE!'!lM!1!iW1'u QL 41 ' I . YEARBOOK of NORWALK HIGH SCHUOL Norwalk, Ohio

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orwalk Norwalk is a little town With lots of great big treesg There's no one liere of great renowng lt's average, if you please. The fine old trees are really prettyg There are lots of small ones toog Old Timers call it Maple City, And travelers smile as they pass through.. We live upon a quiet street And if, by Cll2l1li't', we later roam, We'll oft return, our friends to meet For we all like to eall this home. Bob Malcolm, '45 Nontzdlq, beautiful capital of the Fire- lands and f-ity of pioneer traditions, lies at the crossroads ot the nation at war. Main Mrffct, whieli marks the course of transeontinental highways along which in earlier days rumbled ox-earts and trolley cars, now serves as llllO1'OUgl1fi1T6 for a, gigan- tic motor transport company earriying the name of Novrwalk throughout the Midwest. l The Winter of 1 the Blg Snow