Norwalk High School - Signal Yearbook (Norwalk, OH)

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Strive to attain it hy provolzing Students' Curiosity Some prefer coljee, others apples. Coaches Tony Zuppe and Howard Hershey have chosen apples front the apple machine. Few students realize the magnitude of their teachers' duties and responsibilities. The ideal teacher must keep his lessons simple enough to be comprehended by the slowest, yet complex enough to be challenging to the brightest. Each class period must be interesting for everyone. The ideal teacher instills his students with curiosity and a desire to learn. His students look forward to each class, and do assignments willingly. This is the teacher students respect, but do not fear. He is always a friend, and yet remains a figure of authority. Most students can remember at least one such teacher. But few realize what a diflicult task teaching actually is. I l James Donovan Jerry Druppel Kendall Falke Maurice Fowler Jeannette Freeman Geography Attendance Counselor Englfsll, -l0W'Wlf-V71 Plll'-Ylf-Y Engli-Yll Civics Government, Sociology Publications General Science 9th Adviser Basketball Coach Head Basketball Coach Nati011a1H0f10r S0Ciff,V Hill Adviser 1 ' l Howard Hoffman James Holmer William Kramer Rex Lantz Esther Lawrence American History W0t'ld Hi-fIOI'y DiSfI'ilJ11fiVf Education Business Education English, Speech Government Government Deca National Honor Society Tri-Hi-Y 12th Adviser Hi-Y School Treasurer

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.l Teac ers ave goa in sight, Miss Grace Wittig of Oberlin College MAT Even teachers need coffee breaks: Miss Bernadette Bell, Mr. program teaches first semester Spanish Ill. Grant Walls, secretary Marty Hughes, Mrs. Esther Lawrence. t el Patricia Ahern Bernadette Bell Ruth Bell Lawrence Copeland French Plzysical Education Biology Business Education I I th A d viser Cheerleaders National Honor Society H i-Y GAA, Pep Club 10th Adviser Football Coach Robert Gulleit John Hallel' Patricia Hammond Thomas Heckelman Algfbfa Gfllffdl SCf0'1C6' Art, Art Club Mathematics Geflfffll SCFGIICB 91h AdviSGI' Commencement Committee 9th Adviser 18 1 Dennis Corrigan Plzysical Education Head Wrestling Coach Howard Hershey General Shop ' Commencement Committee Head Track Coach

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W Q! let' ' ...nr X . l A A I Paul Laycock Paul Littrell Lucille Lucal Jessie Martin Martha McConaha Instrumental Music English Lfllfn, English English English Orchestra Wrestling C0UCl1 will Advl-Ye' Tri-Hi-Y National Honor Society Commencement Committee Class Plays, Theatre Guild Commencement Committee ' l I . l l t t David Pinkerton Laurence Prescott Herbert Rolsten Elmer Smith Henry Smith Instrumental Music Spanish Auto Mechanic English Mechanical Drawing Chorus Metal Shop Class Plays Wood Shop Marching Band Commencement Committee Theatre Guild Stage Manager 12th A dviser Faculty luroa ens students' Waiting for the bell, Mr. Herbert Rolsten pauses Typing is more and more necessary in the academic and the before the next metal shop period. business world. Miss Karen Wiggins advises Pat Jennings. 20