Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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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

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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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UF 1936 MARTIN CUHIQN . . . born for success, Klarty's great accomplishments attract all eyes. lll2l,lfN CHAMP '... one of the tiny girls of our class who is industrious in class and jolly in between times. FRANK CARR! ll.l. . . . this tall classmate of ours is an unfailing worker. Nl,-XR Y CIA ll HCSSY . . . a face with gladnv.-ss over- spreadg and smiles by human kindness bred! Kl.XR'l'H.X lJL'lJl.lfX '... one of our many brunettes who possesses a friendly disposition. RUSH IX JNNICLLY . . . tall and pleasant, Rose proves herself a good basketball player. ill ll IN lD.fX'l'Z . . . thinks and acts with deliberation, but he-'s right on the spot when it comes to being friendly and thoughtful! MAR Y IJAYIS . . . isn't quite contrary. disprov- ing the old rhyme: at least one person will agree to that, won't you, Paul? RlfD.X DOBKIN . . . is the best, little, basketball forward we've seen in a long time. and a very individualistic kind of person. RL'SSlfl.l. l3lC'l'.AXR . . . with mirth and laugh- ter let wrinkles come. H. Costello C. Coles A. Crabill R. Carlson D. Conover A. Chaplin M. udley R. Donjnelly J. Datz M. Davis R. Dobkin R. Detar MJ A2 .