Norwayne High School - Norview Yearbook (Creston, OH)

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,,.:-9? 'X n 1-25? l . Q fb-sw V 'ilk 41, W 1 5 4 2-' 'lata as 63 You L11 wx rf 5 N The world of books IS a world of fact and fancy a source of knowledge and entertalnment, a story of yesterday and a dream for tomorrow Our llbrary clrculatlon for the flrst SIX months totals 1562 volumes of f1ct1on 1364 of non f1ct1on and 362 perlodlcals This far exceeds the record for last year and lf the rate contlnues we should have a total clrculatlon of 5000 We also have the books from the County Bookmoblle to supplement our own hbrary shelves Come draw up a chair and let us read' fX I 2 0 f x ,. .C tj il A W wh Thi I X .W X X 7 W X 1 j - 1 9 A . A . 92 . y on , . s S 1 4 o'-is ' W e . -'gf 0 Sfir' s fo 5,9 W A H X X, ..,, P gtk , y J xl l M I A , -

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jacfj Wof jkfion .ar Rowen Schar, as does any other student at Norwayne, walks two-thirds of a mile each day as he walks the corridors from class to class. This totals 117 miles for the year. 23,41-4 An astonishing amount of money is hand- led as a part of school activities. These include class dues and money-making pro- jects. plays. concerts. dances. programs, purchase of class materials, and athletic events. Pictured is Carole Beery check- ing her Norview account with Mrs. Bib- ler. From September lst to February 20th a total of 511230.06 was handled. Mrs. Hahn gives this hungry Freshman a smile as she hands him one of the 52, 310 plates she serves in a year to Nor- wayne students. Jim Sykes has tired feet and no wonder. A mem- ber of the marching band,-counting summer parades, State Fair, practices, and football field shows-marches a grand total of 187 miles in a year. All absences must be accounted for, and a blue admit slip made out to each student upon his return to classes. Many absences are un- avoidable, but surely we could cut down on some of them. Last year there were 3832.5 days of absence.

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'Duff .SQAOOK llJaI' NOVEMBER 1958 3 Open House for parents and friends. 4 Assembly. Mr. Ramsey lectures on Russia. 6 Marge Laflin competes in cherry pie baking contest. 10 Lyceum number. Baille Theater presents The Boor 13 Mr. Petit of Ashland College talks to Seniors. 20 Hollywood ? Seniors present play in matinee. 21 - 22 K'Aunt Tillie Goes to Town is Senior Play. 24 Our traveler returns. What did you do to your hair, Miss Syrios ? 25 School mourns Mrs. Bibler's sudden death. 26 Thanksgiving assembly. DECEMBER 1958 2 - 5 More tests l This time OSES and GATB. 4 Tri-County nurses met with girls. Sophomore jackets evoke Ah l . 5 No school. Snow storm and bad roads. 6 F.F.A. scrap drive. 13 Juniors sponsor Sock Hop with Wes Hopkins. 17 Mr. Woodring takes Barb Tuttle. Linda Leatherman, Ben Blough, Dick Carpen ter, Lois Menegay to Band Clinic in Chicago. 18 Choir gives Christmas Concert. New robes and a beautiful program. 19 Christmas assembly. Now for a two week holiday. 27 Student Council sponsored dance - Snow Ball . JANUARY 1959 6 Assembly - Trampoline demonstration. 9 Senior Scholarship Tests at Wooster. 10 George Hilty to state conference on Driving Safety. 19 and 21 what ? No school again ? High water. 24 Seniors serve dinner to 860 Milk Producers. 26 - 30 Bundle Week. We have fine contribution. 29 Band Concert packs auditorium. FEBRUARY 1959 6 Assembly Science, Fun, and Facts. 10 Rain and high water. No school. 6 - 12 Mr. Yablonski attends convention in Philadelphia. 13 - 19 Mr. .leandrevin to Atlantic City for A.A.S.A. 14 Combined vocal and instrumental solo judging. 23 Second round of speaking contest at Norwayne. Dance lessons start. 25 We go to press. Last page of Norview finished l