Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Dur Ima Mater Aloft our banner! 1Wl1'1.1lLg We pledge to thee Dear Alma MdfL'K Hearts of Lomlly So here? to .Norwcllk Hzgh School Our cheery we fling. . . For as the echoey Moy' our lbrclzkw ring Our blue ik for the valor Of thofe in the fghg' Fillea' are our pager W1'th golden deal! of rzlght S0 bc?7 L'ff to N07'1lYlllf High School True to her pam Hzgh holcl her color! Long cu time mcg' lcmi Madge' C. fllofmmfz 3 fig XSN L-'uf is Z '-s 1 . f W EW I 111111 fx- H2'GVII ofLoy11lQf - - - - Thou' in zhe Fiqh! ---- Golden Dl'lYiI of Rzlqht - - - X

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We Salute E salute Norwalk High as symbolized by our Alma Mater. The words to the Alma Mater are famil- iar to every student at NHS. They represent all phases of school life. We hear the song dozens of times each year - at pep meetings, at football and bas- ketball games, when the band marches down the main street on Veterans' Day, and at graduation. For us, the trio of Our Di- rector March will always be our Alma Mater - a personal possession. In saluting our Alma Mater, we also sa- lute Miss Madge C. Mossman. Miss Moss- man has been a teacher of Latin and English at Norwalk High for many years, during which she has rendered many important serv- ices to the school. One of the most outstanding of these was fumishing the words for our Alma Mater. She wrote these words in 1928 to the music suggested by Mr. R. P. Laycock, the music director. Editorial Staff Editor . . Dominic Caprara Art Editor . . . Janna Stoutenburg Business Manager. . . . Dick Heaston Theme Format ,,,,,,. , ,,.,, . , Marjorie Fox Theme Section. . . , . . . . , , , . . . Martha McDonald Administration and Faculty. . . . , , , Par Sellinger, Alice Shantz Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Liz Cissne, Alice Shantz, Janna Stoutenburg, Mary Crosser Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . Dominic Caprara Clubs .........M3l'.l0fieF0X Musical Organizations , , , , , , , , , . . Jackie Helsel Advertising .... . . . Dick Heasron, Dick Paplinski Photography . . .,.,.. Dominic Caprara

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Aloft our I9 rmem wewin , We plea' e to tleee Norwalk High School, our school flag, and Norwalk High students: these are chosen to represent the first line of the Alma Mater because they symbolize basic parts of school life. The building which becomes as familiar as our own homeg the flag we see at every game: and the academic life are the foundations from which the various phases The lights by the front entrance welcome visitors to the school. of school life are built . The front entrance to Norwalk 3 High is familiar to all students. 1 Waving our banner aloft--several students pose with the school flag. 4 A-4-