Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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4 3 'Isaiah Owen Cloyd Payne Richard Railsback Donna Rieske Mathematics Mathematics American Ggvgmmgnf Frifnclz, English 9tl1 Adviser Visual Education Assistant Coach 91h Adviser 12th Adviser L.- Qi Herbert Rolsten Auto Mechanics Metal Shop Commencemen' Committee GOVERNMENT teacher Richard Railsback and his wife hnd half the fun of bobbing for apples is the water. ' , - Grant Walls Jack White Larry Zimmer Tony Zuppe American History Guidance Counselor English World History Head Basketball Coach Student Council Great Books Forum Head F00l'lJl1ll C0lICl1 Ilth A dviser Commencement Committee Assistant Coach 10111 A dvfSf?f 21V

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'S' Lucille Lucal Terrence McCann Latin, English Vgcal Music 10th Adviser Commencement Committee BEFORE choosing a book for an oral report, art students listen as Mrs. Patricia Hammond explains each one. ,. 1 A ,L if f S ew E TI! fr, 2 1 pl ' 1' .:- - -A N..- . V :L . -.4f t, 4 r ,- :- , ii ':. FF' ?'5?-I',iI - -' - ,' 'lg' .r 75153 1 David Skinner Elmer Smith Science Visual Education English Play Director H i-Y 'v-abt Martha McConaha Carol Nigsz Ef18lfSl1, 5Pl1'1iSll Home Economics Commencement Committee 11111 Adviser 12th A dviser Facult has lighter side seldom seen by students Are teachers also human beings? Pupils who see only the formal aspect of the personalities of the faculty do not always realize that teachers possess talents and in- terests which balance the seriousness of their daily work. The lighter side of a teacher's life is seldom seen by students. Picnics, potlucks, card parties, investment club, volleyball teams, and basketball teams were only a few of the times the teachers got together and had fun. Directing plays, advising clubs, and chaperoning different activities helped develop the understanding be- tween teachers and pupils. This relationship proved to be very valuable. Participating in these school func- tions, teachers found themselves having as much fun as the students. Hiram .....?' S. Henry Smith Carolyn Tate Mechanical Drawing Business Education Wood Shop FTA Stage Manager 12th Adviser

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Students find the world of academics challenging, provided there is some vari- ety in their methods of learning. Writing captions for pictures stimu- lated the imagination of seniors in Eng- lish IV. Junior English students worked on grammar individually, each progress- ing at his own speed. Demonstration speeches made the speech class lively. Freshmen shared their reading with classmates by making oral book reports. Some math students made oral reports about early mathematicians. Latin and Spanish students designed valentines with much enthusiasm. Panels and reports on current events and Su- preme Court cases added special interest to the government classes. In government and senior English term papers were re- quired. Many students showed their interest by making projects for the Science Fair, held March 13 and 14. CHEMISTRY students Judy Rubinow and Raymond Ross try to collect oxygen by water displacement. HAVING made one herself, Banna Rubinow enjoys reading the valentines of other Latin students. Variety in academics l s F, l BOTH records and pictures SOPHOMORE Jim Krapp aid Sharon finds the right angle Signs and Steve Ewell important for solving in studying Julius Caesar. geometry problems. . 22 v-