Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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THE SENIIDD CLASS BETTY GOOD . . . she can play the piano, and her voice is so sweet. we'll eer- talnly be ve1'y glad, if she, we again chance to meet. ERMA GUNGAVVARE . . . hair is blonde, eyes are blue 5 others to compare are few. SCOTT GONGAVVARE . . . never takes girls seriously, to him, they're just a lot of fun. JANE GUYON . . . at her best on the gym rloor and ever true to jack. RUTH GREGG . . . A true friend is forever a friend. .TACK GREEN . . . well learned in the art of dancing. ELIZABETH GREGG . . . a lass with quaint and quiet ways: through sunshine and rain, 'tLib's always the same. DON GREENAVVALT . . . love a lot of girls a little but not a little girl a lot-that's Don. bl UNE GAHAGAN . . . all's one to herg above her fun, she'd make sweet eyes at many a one, VIRGINIA HELLMANN . . . best dressed, Virginia is first class in every sport. 6 B. Good E. Gongaw' re Bkongaware .I. Guyon R, Gregg .I. Green R. Haslop C. Hankle M0 M. Harrison L. Hobaugh F. Hrabak M. Hixson KU' an .64 am.. .

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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.

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CI: IQEBIS E. Gregg IC. Hayden ROIEICRT H.-KSU DI '... Zl siiiekerf fz1gi1'l's se1'ez1111ff- Aznnl everyoxit knoxx s th'1t o 1 is So111ewhe1'e 11ez11'. CYRII. il.-XNIQIJC . . . the quiet, 1'ese1've1l txpc ot tnllow xx 10 seems to make any school class seem --iiIliShL'ti.u KIARJC JRII ll XIXRISON ranks high ainong the artists of the school, LAXYKICNCIQ H01 XLC H quiet and ca1'ef1'ec-, taking plenty of ti111e to get started hut getting, the-le 111 the end FRANCIS HR.-XILXK . . . calm and quiet, peaceful at minclg 1 nun hox 'lt N01 win, you'll never find. MARY HIXSUN . . . She studies hzircl she Ntuches xull that's why She knows her lessons so well. ICIAIA IIAYDICN . I me thy nc-15,11 hor as thyselfufespeeially if he's of the opposite sex. THOM-XS H XRDX good-looking he-1111111 with 21 weakness for the gi1'lsffth:1t's Tom I -XUIx HONYELL . . . an honor student, Laurine has 111z1cle 11121115' frienalb mutt bhe entu ed from Manor High. YIRGINIA HOCKICNSMITH . . . put toxtthu 1 lot ot ep Il happy grin, and smzirt clothes--the result is fiiiI1gC.U IJ. Greenawult .l. Gahagan 'l'. Hardy L. Howell gl V. Httlllllilllll V. Hockensmith 'Vw .V 4 'iff' f