Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Students hurry into the auditorium for first assembly of school year. Septem ber Back to the books and papers is difficult on a warm fall day. Seniors Jim Witter, Dale Liedorff, Dave Hunter, and Bill Zureich start on the last season for the Truckers.

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EXCITEME T XCITEMENT is the key word in the life of most high school students. For them every school day is filled with some new adventure. At Norwalk High there is a small Mardi Gras in progress each school year. Month by month the calendar is full of all sorts of enjoyable experiences, all aimed towards giving the stu- dents opportunities to express themselves and making their years at Norwalk High as memor- able as a trip to the famous Mardi Gras in New Orleans. N 5 E l if is -usb 'PRCC lt if S as il

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C ,K if 5 x Joyce Comer and Joanne Nardecchia eye over prizes to be given to top salesman in the magazine sales campaign. HE opening of the school year is always an occasion for the hustle and bustle. The football season also opens in this month. This very exciting school activity always draws a throng of cheering, laughing people. The biggest event of this month is the an- nual magazine sales drive. This campaign follows an exciting assembly, which inspires competitive spirit. Prizes are awarded to top salesmen. sv Shirley Fletcher, Joy Diringer, Dick Meyers, George Diehl, and Dom- inic Caprara put on different acts in the magazine-drive assembly. l.L,,y N, K M ... - -. X. 'r 2 - Q , ,, 7 H-5 , was 4 . 5 'ff 2-' . 3 E X - 3 5 41 f 1' - F 1 5 E Wg: A ' ' f sf ' - Q tt X4 X, . .92 , . . 'h ,. sg, flu., l 5 xxigyla EAP' ' Dk Jim Nease, Sandra Carvey, Ann Crossen, and Melvin Robinson do a dance act in the assembly starring off the campaign. The four top salesmen for the campaign arc Mary Shutls, Fred Sheppard, Russell Fisher, and David Sommers. 7