Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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3- B. Muse J. Miller J. Miller A. Medic R. Martz V. Magnus G. Milne ' A. Melenick D. McWilliams D. Namestka w I CLASS or 19345 AUDREY MILBURN . . . sweet, dainty, industrious, and trueg our little Audrey is never blue. CLARENCE MCCORMICK . . . a first class chum who says, I'll be sad for no one. VERONICA MCNALLY . . . a sweet girl, serious and thought- ful, with many capabilities. JOHN MICHIE . . . blessed is school work if one doe-sn't have too much of it, is his opinion. VERA MAGNUS . . . it seems as if gentlemen do prefer blondes, in this case. GLADYS MILNE . . . her ambition was to make us like her. ALICE MELENICK . . . noted for her sweet personality and friendliness. DONNA MCVVILLIAMS . . . a serious Miss who says little but thinks alot. DOROTHY NAMESTKA . . . indeed to praise you there' is but little need. KENNETH NUTTALL . . . when I was a freshman, I acted as a freshman, when I became a senior, I acted worse. L. Mitchell K. Nuttall

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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 ?

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THE SENIUIQ CLASS JOSEPH NILMISH . . . he was always a good sport. IQSTHIQR NOBLE . . . the rare act of being constantly and naturally herself. SARA NICHOLAS . . . she's courteous and kind, yet she knows her own mind. ICDVVARIJ NOLAN . . . what man dares, I dare. ANNA NICHOLS . . . il is good to be seen and not heard. JOHN QBLAK . . . my way is to begin at the beginning. RUTH OVVENS . . . Variety is the spice of life. HARRY PLAYFAIR . . . I come to school once in a while to see if anyone is working. EMORY PORTER . . . a modest unassum- ing chapg we like him all the more for that. VVII.llL'R PRICIQ . . . likable, lean, and long-just VVib.'I S J. Nemish E. Noble S. Nicholas u E. Nolan A. Nichols J. Oblak M. Prengamen W. Peters J. Painter V A. Plank E. Patosky R. Painter .'.'L