Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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5 Vocational Study Students who are not going to college find that the study of one of the several vocational courses offers the answer. Even future college students find training in this field helpful ir1 ob- taining summer jobs. It also helps them to decide whether they like the field well enough to earn a degree in it. After learning industrial arts fundamentals i.n the seventh and eighth grades, boys who are especially interested con- -. tinue in the advanced section in high school. Wood working, metal working, auto mechanics, and mechanical drawing are taken by those wishing to specialize. Preparing students for business is the duty of a commercial course . Upon graduation from high school a student with a I PUTTING UP SCENERY for the spring play, Cheaper by the Dozen, are Ronnie McCreery and Kit Angell, members of the stage crew. i i ' 'I ' E 1 .tri , ' ' JV , ., 'a ,W rl! ,T-, Y:iL i .A Ui , VY L . 7' .L , ' --sf f , f 1' . BOOKKEEPING STUDENT Judy Smith, who placed second in AUTO MECHANICS STUDENTS Jim Wolford. John Marcum, Jerry the state scholarship test, studies for the examination by re- Spencer, and Ronnie McCreery prepare a car for a new coat of paint. V viewing a practice set. A H PROPER DRESS for a football game is modeled by Della Downing for Bob Fowler, Steve Schillig, Joyce Connor, and Jerry Emmons in the spring style show . in r H um H lv 22