Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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t . A AF ,np 1- Q' 'LT' ff T' I fi- gawuflf l X z 1 in .4 W ' '55-1 'lr . 4 r Q -ni I vs I .5 A. Hohmann - ' 'G. Harris M. Hughes H. Ipnar M. Jerpe H J. Kemerer J. Kim Z. Kober J. Kovae A. Kettreu E. Klingensmith TI-IE SENIUIQ CLASS ALICE HOHMANN . . . she's cute and sweet and lovely to meet-our Alice. GEORGE HARRIS . . . class sheik, tough guy, pest, and all-round, good fellow, put them all together and we find our husky football captain. MELYIN HUGHES . . . XVhat shall I do to be forever known and make the age to come my own ? HELEN IPNAR . . . we will surely miss Helen's talking, laughing, and giggling. MAERICE JERPE . . . sport reporter of the Bi-XYeekly and a mighty good one at that. HELEN JOHNSTON Thy IIIUCICSTJTS a czindle to thy merit. CHESTER JOHNSTON . . . our other sports editor and an intelligent, jolly lad. MARGARET JONES . . . from the crown of her head to the tip of her feet she is all mirth. 1 REDJUllXSfJX . . . quiet on the surface but underneath you'll Gnd a trick or two. ANNA KERR . . . we g1'2ll1lQ, she has much witg she is very shy of using it.

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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

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an '- fe X'-s.,..-,. Nfxhivf 518453 SQ-6' -Q-.H 57' ' K' 1 M. Jones F. Johnson A. Kerr . W. Kline .I. Kovacs. J. Kunkle W. Kline Of 1936 JOHN KEMIZRICR . . . he's the secret passion of many zi fair lady. JOSEPH KIM . . . a mischievous sort of fellow who can enjoy El goocl joke anytime and any- where. ZIQLMA KOIZICR . . . popular with both sexes but never forgetting OCky.,' JOHN KOYAC ...' 'lYimpy,' is gay when he's llXYZ1liC which is Seldom. AL'GUSTINI2 KETTRHN . . . Z1 friendly, likable fellow who makes friends easily and keeps them. lfX'IiLYX KLIXGENSMITH , . . fair as 21 star when only one is shining in the sky. XYILLIAM KLINIL . . . never worries because he says it cloesn't get you anywhere. JOHN KOYACS . . . another fellow who expects to be a bachelor. JUNIC KUNKLI2 . . . a violet by a mossy stoneg half-hidden from the eye. XYILl,I.XM H. KLINE . . . 'ZX Corinthian. Z1 lzul of mettle, a good boy.