Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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5 Z WMQ Fur PERKINS Bwxdci actxng as wcrctary of her Claw. ffltflflly lun- rmlrm-rr mo nmre placu uf honor . . , was elected hnrh thc 'ANIM- Uutwancling filfl IH .-Xctlvities and In Citizen-hip . ha Ilona much fur her class, DAVID En Uzrvnl, luke lfaye, wm mo plates uf hun-rr :uxwrmg wrmrr lcarlrrx . . . lmllulrfl rhl- Most f,llfNf2IHillllLf Buy IH KUKYIXITIKN and in flrlzcmhlgf' . . . scrvwl as vnu--prwulcrur 1-l wnuffr flaw :mrl prcxlclcnt of the- lll-X Qlulm. ,ll-:ANNE Miss Nnlnrx xwrurl klvmm flu- 'Wlmr lllIlNT.IIlllIl1Lf lhrl Xrlmlru' In thx' class , . 4 she particlpatcrl in many xprrrrx , , member uf every senior UA team , . . prcsldcm ul rhl Girls' Leaders' Club . . , captain:-d her basketball rl-:mm CLI-BNN STOIQGH ju-p or l'm-cpu, ns cw-ryhrvdy Calls him, was xl-lu-rr-rl flu Must flllf9f1llNlII1j1 Huy ,Xthlctcu . . . mm thnx pl.u'r ulrrr thru- L-vcntful ya-urs on Nurxunl grullrnn , um .1 Ylillllllbll' fm-rlrcr I-n liznkcrhall lm-:lm for thru- xmrx WIARY W4lNEll0l-'If C'l.:wrx1:arr-N rlm-rw Nldry rhf Hum f,lIIxf.Il11llI11j llnrl In Sl'l1Hl1iYNl1lIDU urn:-ng thcm , . . she hm mxnnrgaxmwl lmgh hwnnr ratmg llLll'lIlj,.I hcr thrrr yuan at Nnrxuu , law ar.rlrul1l1I-rvilfrxx Arrxxlrlw.ri'-r.rlrlx,'m:x1v xml grzlrlxmlrlfmx X HARRY WILLl,n1s Harry hzn lu-U1 Lncclzllnlcnl an ufllllllflflfj'-Q, vpn-uuznlly In l1lxIUl'j' . . . mln rhf mllxtlnctnrn nf lwlng Wm-rl rhl- NLM Uursrumllng Buy m Schularshlpu . . . ls li true whwlzar :lr hcnrr . . . also qmu- a splrlted frrzmfr. OF THE 1940

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RAMSEY IHLANDER SANTNER SAl'Nm:ms Scmxxurrz Smusn TROMBLEY Tnosimm' X rznxlul. WYILLIS w'0l.Fl-I Q21ilQ'l'lQL'lJl-l R.XKlSl'iY became the cu-arlxiser fur the 'l'ri-Hi-Y Club this year . . . takes her place on the faculty teaching freshman ancl suplimniwe lfnglish . . . likes tb drive her PackardiCHRISTIXI-I lQYl..XNlllfR is our new school secretary . . . already a friencl to stuflents and teachers . . . keeps Xurwin's wheels running smuutli- ly . . . Mr. Clawsoifs right hanrl nian --ANX,X SAXTNER starts Cununercial ancl pXcarleniic stuclents on the mall to becoming better typists . . . collects recipes and pieces bf culurecl rock as a hubby . . . is an expert typist+l l,f?lilfNClf S.'XL'XlJlfRS supervises an :fthce training class . , . alsu teaches business science . . . her hfvbbies are writing anrl painting , . . her clepart- ment clues the sclnml's miinemvgraphing+l-Il,l.S- XYUlQ'l'll SCIIXY.-XlQ'l'Z instructs seniur clenmcracy classes , , . helpecl seniur cunnnittee select I1 parting gift fur the schmil . . . seniwr class aclviscr . . . likes spiriterl fliscussiunsf --Li.XlQlQllf SUXYXSH is our schuul librar- ian . . . has secunil year l.atin classes . . . aclvises anfl trains the l.ibrary .Xifles , . . she reacls wi4lely llHXY.XlQlD 'l'liHNll1l.l-IY urganizecl the Camera Club . . . his teaching cluties inclucle science anal chemistry . . . L-1 L-I niusic anrlQ 'science are his hobbies--fNlrXli'l'll.X 'l IU JKllil.l'.N teaches snpliiiiiiiwes in her wfirlfl histnry' classes . . . interestecl in flrania ancl sclnml theatricals . , . her ability lu rlirect plays is cmimnienrlal:le-fmf Ill-.XRX X l'.lQX.Xll. is un pruiesseur in jllnmr anfl seniwr lfrench classes . . . alsu seniin' ileniiicracy , . . ailxiser 1-1' the lli-Y Klub . . .a frienfl tw all stuflenls- - .XNX,Xlilfl.l.li XX'll.l.lS flirecteil the ilialwgue in 'l'he 12-imlwliers' '... ireslnnen anfl seniurs attencl her lfllglisll classes , . . alsu acts as the freshinan class Il4lXlrl'l - - . , Q IWW , '. .c 'iuxtlsllulr glllll electric shwp A , . cuaches the Xkrestling 'lieani . . . in his leisure time he rlllgfw anil participates in niang spiirts. THE YOUTH EDITION

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SENIOR OFFICERS Henry Roscher David lid Faye Perkins Jrxxok Nevin lYoll:nni Regis Burlas ltlla Barton X ice- Orrugsns X ice- l'resident President Secrets ry llffillltfllf l,I'cSlileliY Secreta ry THE Y gmc Norwinites have always enjoyed the privilege of electing fellow students to seats of honor in their classes. In turn. those elected have usually regarded their offices as responsibilities that must he dealt with honestly and ear- nestly. This year the seniors hegan the round of elections for class oflicers. .Xfter much delilweratiou. they elected Henry lioscher as their president. lle was a classmate who had fast gained popu- larity as a leader since he had served as vice-president during his junior year. .Xt his side as vice-president. they placed David lid, a sincere lad with ideals of the highest. Capahle Faye Perkins was almost unanimously re- elected secretary. This marked Faye's fourth year as secretary of the class of 1940. Together these three senior ofticers conducted the husiness of their class. Throughout the year they ofticiated at class meetings in the auditorium and whenever necessary represented their class in the school and community. Their duties were tinally lnrought to an end when they presided at the Com- mencement exercises in Slay. This year's junior class. composed nf students from Xorwin and the North lrwin 'lunior lligh SL'hmrl. elected their otiicers shortly after the seniors. OUTH EDITION