Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Sturgis R. Carbin Superintendent Dr. Carbin tours Europep two win seats on boardg statt consistently active Dr. Sturgis Carbin's trip to Europe and the Soviet Union may be considered the highlight of the year, as far as the administrative staff was concerned. The pur- pose of the supertinendc-:nt's trip was to compare Rus- sian, European, and American school systems, and thus gain greater insight into school management. Though impressed by the competitive spirit of Rus- sian education, Dr. Carbin reported that he saw noth- ing on the tour that he would wish to apply to his school system. What we must do is to continually upgrade and improve ourselvesf' Dr. Carbin concluded. Despite the fact that this was only Dr. Carbin's sec- ond year as superintendent and two new members were elected to the Board of Education, many and varied topics were handled by the administrative staff. Discus- sions ranged from the possibility of a vocational high school to the problem of unlocked doors and windows in school buildings. Several special meetings were called to deal with the numerous issues.

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Books contain words that must be sought and studied to glean the knowledge that lies therein. Lab sessions and field trips also help the student to grasp knowledge to meet problems-and solve them. l 1' AS We grow, We change

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Reading the Bourdiv resolution, Dr. Sturgis Curbiu pa'y.s' tribute to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ernstltausen for their gift of band uniforms. Dale Olsen William Holman President Vice President Paul R- Miller Edward S. Rubinow James G. Ryder 15