Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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CLASS UF 19315 SCOTT LALTFFER . . . a lady's man but don't ask him which one. He likes 'em all. ELTON LEAR . . . King Lear tits best in the high school picture when he's on the football field. MARY LARZELERE . . . the fairest garden in her looks. and in her head, the wisest books. SARA LAUFFER . . . her pleasant disposition and that laugh has won her many a Norwin friend. DALE MATHIAS . . . A kiss, a sigh, a long good-bye, and she is goneg il glance. a curl, another girl and life goes on. THC JMAS MANCE . . . poor UliCZllly, although it's great to be a football hero, these girls do get him frantic. l.ll,LlAN MC JRGAN . . . a kindly soul with a sunny smile. ROY MILLER . . . most great men are dead or dying and l'm not feeling well myself. FLORENCE MORGAN .... A smile of human kindness bred. RUSSELL MCKELVEY . . . a quiet helpful chap who thinks a young man ought to be modest. PLD, b -wr M. Loomis H. Lunn R. Lehrian L. Lewis V. Lauffer M. Lauffer D. Mathias T. Mance I.. Morgant R. Miller F. lltgygan R. MCK3eyv ,fX. .

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SEN DID .llCSSlC KRUTZ . . . another one of those fellows that has his own rules. l,.eXW'- RIZNCIZ KLINIC . . . he likes his work prepared before he goes to school, and he says that it's a very good rule. IZICTTY LIZSLIIC ...' 'Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. lllf'l l'Y l.lil'lMANN . . . she is pretty to he with and witty to talk with: and pleasant to think on, too. MALYA LO! JMIS . . . a tall, well-dressed girl whose ainhitions have aided a lot in her scholastic activities. HAR- RllfT l.L'NN' . . . alittle girl who has loads of fun hidden under her quiet surface. ROIHICRT LICHRIAN . . . hang sorrow! care will kill a Catg and therefore let's he merry. LA VONNIC I,lfVYlS . . . hlonde whose interest in footlmall has increased a great deal in the past yearfask George. YIQIAIA I.AL'l7l7liR . . . a new student this year who quickly gained popularity. MARIE I..-XL'FFl'fR . . . quiet when pres- ent lmut greatly missed when ahsent. .I. Krotz I.. Kline ll. Leslie li Il. lAf'l'llIl in S. Lautfer ld. Lear M. Larzeleux S. Lauffe ic 4 Y 3 I fl 'x 3 k' 5 Q y9

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is P. Magill M. Miller E. McCann J. McKay A. Milburn C. McCormick 'V. McNally J. Michie TI-IE SENIUIQ PAUL MAGILL . . . step up, step up, shake hands with the king. MARGARET MILLER . . . a jolly, little lass, always witty, and a great pal. EILEEN MCCANN . . . We will miss Eileen's jokes as well as her good sportsmanship. JAMES Mc- KAY . . . although he is quiet, he is a happy-go-lucky gentleman. BETTY MUSE . . . divinely tall and most divinely fair. JUNE MARIE MILLER . . . music is her middle nameg it will sure-ly bring her fame. JOSEPH MILLER . . . to our happy, jolly, smiling Joeg we trust that he will make his goal. ALBERTA M EDIC . . . being a bright student is easy for Alberta. ROBERT MARTZ . . . we regret the loss of your charming personality. LEROY MITCHELL . . . In the mean- time, in between time, ain't we got fun ?