Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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'Q -ff' '. lvlvf, 11. f,p?U' nf H. Adams XV. Urentzel , G. Brim T. Barris C. Bainbridge R. Brown G. Barton J. Brown 4 E f qv, , K - Cf IQEBIS C.-X'I'lIl2RlNli ll.-XL'KillM.-XX ...' 'Kate' will make a relialrle, successful stenog- rapher. RALPH BUYER . . . a tough guy he pretends to he, hut he's just clowning as you can see. DORIS BLAKE . . . her quiet unassuming nature and industries spirit make Doris a helpful addition to our class. HANNAH lll.ANKl2'I'Tl9i . . . although quiet and serious, Hannah is well-liked lay all. CH.XRI.liS BRUNO . . . friendly fellow who is sure to make good in anything he may try-that'S Chuck. JAMES RRUNO . . . takes his time, doesn't get rutlled, and comes out on top all the time. CAROLYN BAINHRIDGIZ . . . she's brimful of fun and doesn't let her studies interfere with her good times. Rf JIZICRT HRUXVN . . . all of llolfs efforts seem to get him nowhere, but he does manage to keep his brain from working. GRACE BARTON . . . hard to get acquainted with, but after succeeding, yould be surprised. JOSEPH BROXYN . . . an easy going, good-natured lad-that's Joe.

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Wir av W'!Ei M9 1' Sr V? F- Adams J. Adanlsfjhw L. Adams J. Andrasky L. Atkins I'. Atwell C. Ballghnlan R. Boyglql IJ. Blake H. Blankette C. Bruno J. Bruno J .M ' . ' iw J . N SE ASS FIKURAISICI. ADAMS . . . every time you look at Flossie you'll find her ehew- ing gumg just get acquainted with her and you'll surely have some fun. JACK ADAMS . . . motto is Always leave for tomorrow what you don't feel like doing today. LOUIS ADAMS . . . schoolwork to him never takes longg life to him is always a song. jOSlf1'H ANI DRASKY . . . illustrates how to be bashful and help- ful at the same time. LUIS ATKINS . . . a live wire of the commercial depart- ment. PAUL ATXYIQLL . . . Il friendly good-natured fellow who has done much for our class. IIUMILR AIXXKIS . . . apparently Hon1er's brain works two ways at one time, because he can be playing a prank and be answering an algebra prob- lem simultaneously. VX'lI-l.lAM BRENTZIQI .... somewhat of a sheik, Bill showed some rough play on our football team. GEORGE BRIM . . . one of our quiet boys but his shyness does not decrease his friendly nature. TIIELMA HARRIS . . . may haye a quiet composed appearance, but, as you know, looks often deceive. ll

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THE SENIDIQ CLASS EILEEN IZUTLER . . . quiet but active, Eileen is a good scout and a friend to all. ELIZABETH ISRENTZEI. . . . contented and shy with little to say. OSCAR CHRISTENSUN . . . studies a little. writes a little, and talks a little-all in all. Oc enjoys life, JAMES CUI'IiIXl,XN . . . not very studious but very ambitious between classes! HELEN COSTEI.I.O . . . one of our honor students. Helen can be both serious and gay, but we like her either way. CHRISTINE CULES . . . a pert and peppy blonde who faces life with a grin. .XLISTIN CR.XI3Il-I .... see- ond Fred Astaire whose best friend is his violin. RUTH CARLSON . . . a light haired, good-natured friend who is an accomplished pianist. IJOLORES CCJXUYICR . . . happy-go-lucky with a pleasant disposition. .-XRNOLIJ CHAI'- l.lX . . . class tease who delights in making girls niiserableg .Xrnee is never Serious. 'Q E. Butler E. Brentzel O. Christenson M. Cohen H. Champ F. Carroll J. Copelnan M. Clohessy J wwf? W K, r