Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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D. Davis R. Edward , A. Emerson R. Frick M. Fawcett L. Fulton . Fenton TI-Ilf SENIOR DORA D.'XYlS . . . her voice, ever soft, gentle, and lowg an excellent thing in girls. ROBERT EDVVARDS . . . deeds are better things than words areg actions, mightier than boastings. ALBERTA IQMERSON . . . a serious lass, with a friend! ly airg in preparing her lessons, she takes much care. IQLIQANOR EMICRSON . . . quiet and sensible, with her lessons always prepared. FRANK EBIQRHARDT . . . from morning until night, he chatters away without stopping. WILLIAM EICH- IZLBIQRGER . . . always happy, always gayg says that work always comes before play. CAROLINIC EVANS . . . is not herself unless she is talking and laughing, always ready for a good time. ICLMER ERICKSON . . . thy name is great to all from N. H. S.g need we say more? SARAH MAE EMORY . . . her looks, her manner, all who saw admiredg courteous though Coy, and gentle though retired. ROBERT FORSYTHE . . . wrapped up in this tiny package is a grea't deal of pep, vim, and vigor.

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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 .

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WJ K 'F' F. Eberhardt XV. Eichelberger C. Evans E. Erickson S. Emory V. Fisher C. Frisk E. Frye IJ. Findle J. Frick W. Gundaker LASS Cf 1936 ROBERT FRICK . . . the old phrase 'idark and handsome just fits Bob. MARTHA FAXYCETT . . . in arguments she's hard to defeat, and in mathematics she can't be beat. LOTS FULTON . . . jolly Lois is the target for the boys' teasing but it seems as though she enjoys it. FRANK FENTON . . . he has common sense in a way that's uncommon. YI RGINIA FISHER . . . tiny, prim Virginia takes her studies seriously and we predict future success for her. CORRINE FRISK . . . her very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. EYELYN FRYI2 . . . the sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. DOROTHY FINDLE . . . a pleas- ant ageeable person with a keen sense of humor and much ambition. JAMFS FRICK . . . what would we ever do without Jim', and his numerous questions- and what questions! VVILLIAM GUNDAKER . . . though modest, on his un- embarrassed brow nature has written gentleman.