Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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34059 Sfarj Sdfne . Cordon Welty and David McCoy are the scholastic students who received a rating in the 99th and 98th percentile, respectively, on the Merit Scholarship Test which they took in April 1958. Of the 47,800 students in the United States who took this test, Gordon is one of 10,000 finalists. Gordon also tied for sixth place in the county in the Senior Scholarship tests this year with a score of 212. In this same test David was in the top 25 per cent. Gordon has been accepted to continue his education at the Case Institute of Technology and David plans to enroll at Baldwin-Wallace College. Jan Hower, Julia Fouche, and Carol Irvin all received key awards in the Northeast Ohio Art Contest sponsored by O'Neils of Akron. Their art work is on display at that store. These awards came too late to include pictures of our artists in this book. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP These students participated in the Merit Scholarship test this fall. Front: Joe Blough, Don Coemhel. Cor- don Welty. Carolyn Ream. Betty Chris- tian. Sue Winkler, Kathy Stanley. Bark' Richard Carpenter. Boll Fankhauser. Da- vid McCoy, Mike Erdos, Sharon W'ilson.

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Two: Richard Shearer, man, Joyce Rugh, Lewis Winkler, Pam Keltz, Ro- Winkler, George Frary, Schar, Carol Markley, Elaine Nichols, John Barbara Tuttle, Mary Larry Cordon, Dick Wol- stein, Janet Conrad, Mary bach, Bill Rhoads, .lim Ami' ,gl OW BMJ One of the most active and indeed most outstanding groups at Norwayne is our high school band. This group sometimes is re- ferred to as 'athe big happy family because of the fine way they work together. Under the expert direction of Mr. Woodring, they have novel football shows, annual spring and winter concerts, and compete in music con- tests. The band also has many work pro- jects to earn money for instruments, music, trips, and other experiences. We are proud of this hard working organization.

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SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP .At WOI'lUagl'l? j Carole Beery IS Norwaynes Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow She recelved the hlchest score 1n a 50 mlnute wrltten exammatlon open to high school SCHIOTS Her paper w1ll be entered ln competltlon Wlth the wmners of other schools Throu hout the natlon 12 260 schools partlclpate rn th1S contest George Hllty IS an actrve Semor, servmg thls year as Presldent of the Student Councll Holdlnfv thlS responsible posltlon quallfles hlm to be on the executlve board of the Area Student Councll George was a representatlve to the Reglonal Youth Trafflc Conference at Berea 1n January Here he was voted one of two delegates to attend the State Traffrc Conference ln Columbus Eleven semors volunteered to take the Senlor Scholarsh1p test at Wooster Four of these Cor don Dave Joe and Dale were above the 70th percentlle ThlS test covers four areas of know ledffe Engllsh SCICHCC mathematxcs and soclal studles Left Szde Donna Yoss Joe Blough, Dave McCoy, Tony Uhler Rzght Szde Janet Conrad, Sue Wmkler, Carolyn Ream Janet Glasgow, Betty Christian, Dale Uhler, Byron Barnes