Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Seniors, Cseatedl: Joyce Hamer, Margaret G. R. 0'Donnell, Catherine O'Donne1l,g 2nd Juniors, Cseatedli Mary O'Dell. Betty Wit- Row: Eleanor Hurst, Patricia May, Mar- tha Gross, 3rd Row: Patricia Bell, Joanne Pressing, Sue Jane Hummon. ter, Barbara Bell, Eileen Brady, 2nd Row: Evelyn Black, Marilyn Black, Eleanor Hester, Joan Wilcox. xwmx Sophomores, ilst rowl: Betty Chapman, Jeannette Woodworth, Vivian Sheppard, Betty Clarkg 2nd Row: Mary Hamisfar, Lenore Rees, Barbara Hawley, Joan Sa- mahag 3rd Row: Jane Henderson, Mari' lyn Switzerg 4th Row: Lois Chapin, Bar- bara Bowen, Barbara Powers. Freshmen, ilst R,owD: Yvonne Adkins, Jean- ette Bell, Rosemary Baltes, Janice Jen- kins, Marjorie Knollg 2nd Row: Ruth Smith, Evelyn Olcott, Norma Chapman, Kathleen Myers, Nancy Wood, 3rd Rowl Pat Leidorff, Carol Lenz, Dianne Dietz, Joan Ward, Kathryn Amato, Janet Wet- zel, Lesta Gibbons.

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G. R. First Picture, Girl Reserve Cabinet, Row l: Sue Jane Hummon, Presidentg Joan Wilcox, Vice- Presidentg Mary June Orr, Pianist. Row Two: Pat May, Program Chairman: Jane Henderson, Secretary: Pat Bell, Treasurer. Row Three: Lenore Rees, Service Chairman: Joyce Hamer, Assistant Program Chairman. Second Picture: Advisers: Mrs. Shirley Rundell, Miss Madge Mossman. Third Picture: Service Committee with Friend- ship Boxes: Joyce Hamer, Joan Samaha, Betty Witter, Evelyn Olcott, Barbara Bowen. Girl Reserves Girl Reserves. hetter known as G. ll. to the girls oi' N. H. S., has a menihership oi' sixty-live to seventy. The club was divided again this year into two groups: freshman-sophomore, and junior-senior. 'l'he entire eluh worked together at service meetings and enjoyed social activities. Program and some business meetings were held separately. 'l'he Christmas project was one of service. Scrap hooks were made, gifts collected. and sent to the Army Hospital at Ft. Benning, Georgia. 'llraditional soeial events included two Mother-llaughter Teas and the l+'atl1er-llaughter Banquet. Other social meetings were in the form of pot--lucks and parties. As a courtesy to the boys participating in basketball games played at home, the various committees have served them refreshments. Sue .lane Hunnnon, president, and Pat May, program chairman, attended Camp Walbridgc, Y. W. C . A. Vamp last summer. Other officers are Joan Wilcox, vice presidentg Jane Hender- son, secretary: Pat Bell, treasurer: Eleanor Hester. asst. Program chairman: Joyce 0,Dell and Joanne Pressing: social chairmen: Lenore Rees and Joyce Hamer: service chairmen: Miss Mossman and Miss Brown, sponsors. World Fellowship and Christian Spirit have heen the underlying aims of the eluh through- out the vear. Girl Reserves has been a source of guidance and inspiration for girls truly seeking the highest.

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TE ART HI-Y - JU IORS AND E IORS First Row: Jack Dawson, Ted Jenkins, John Motsch, Ben Jenkins, John Holman, Mr. Blair. Second Row: Floyd Watts, Robert White, Leroy Cross, Jack England, Howard Smith. Third Row: Kenneth Hackett, Harold Christel, Ned Gerken. Fourth Row: Ike Franklin, Bill Patrick, Charles Chandler. 1945 -- HI-Y - 1946 lllculing logc-llior this your tho Stewart lli-Y :ind lhi- Juniol' lli-Y lulvc followed thi- l'urpnsv mul the I'lm'fnrm in lhl-ir nmol-liugs. 'l'hu l'11l'- posr' is fo 1-Waite. lnziililziili. null oxtoml tlirougli- out school and C'0llllllllllll'-V ,high siu,mla1'cls ol' i1lll'lSllilll c-luii'z1c-lor mul the Plalfornz is Ulm-a1.I1 Spoovli, Vloun Sporlinuusllip, Clean S0ll0l2ll'- ship. :incl Vloziii Living, 'l'hv ol'l'im-1-rs for lhi- group are as follows: Slcwairl lli-Y-President, John Nlotschg Vivo il,l'0Sllli'lll mul llI'0Ql'illll Ul1ai1'1m1.1i, 'l'1-xl .lon- lqins: Sl'l'l'Ul'2ll'.V and 'l'1'oas11i'vr. Bon Jvnliinsg and Vliaiplaiiii. .lolm llolman. The Ill'0gIl'2llll for the year has hum-n under four hoaulinggs. Sl'l'l'I-I'I', Slilillflllll, .wm'iul, and l'l'l'l'I'fl' linmzl. Sr'r1'1'z'v-'l'l1c groups have donated liberally lo tho llml Vi-oss mul liilhiilill- l,2ll'illXSlS lfiiinls. 'l'ho niaiin pi'ojm-vi For tho lliAY ol' Ifllli is thn- pim-soiihilioll ol' ai Mvmorizil lllillllllh. with lhc llillllK'S ol' thoso from Xorwnllc lligh School who flied for thi-ii' voiiiilijv in this Worlcl Weir ll lo ho plan-oil in thi- i'llll'2llll'l' hull ol' lhl' lllllllllllg with tho ollli-1' lll2l4llll'S. SlIll'l.l'Il!Il'-ll-l'X'0llOllS are hold cliiring tho rcgulzir lllt'l'llIlQIS. .xgillll tho lli-Y is visiting tho 1-liuri-Iics ol' Xorwzilli. 'l'his was clono tho pruvioiis 'X'l'2ll' :xml if was clvvicli-il lo l'0llilllll0 thc lll'ill'llt't' ol' gm-fling il4'llll2lllll1'll with lhc c'li11i'm'lws ol' thc vil-V. Sofia! - 'l'ho lli-Y has lN'llf'l'lli'll hiv lzlllis l'rom vzirious in-rsons ol' our voiiimiiiiily. .lim Stein spoke on thi- lli-Y ol' Voliiiiiliiis mul his vxliwis-111-cs zls 1-ouiivilor all ilillllll Xl-lson llomlcl. the lli-Y L-zinip. Vol. B1-rnzml liwm lolrl of thu