Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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FACULTY Heading the list is the English de- partment. Shakespeare and his contem- poraries, verb forms and prepositions- all are presented to Norwinites in four years. Freshmen thrill at the story of Ivanhoe in classes conducted by Mrs. Kerner, Miss Willis, or Miss Ramsey. In the sophomore classes of Miss Barnard, Miss Gallagher and Miss Ramsey, Silas Marnern and As You Like lt are read and discussed. juniors, going to the rooms of Miss Gallagher and Miss Painter, thrill at Uncas, The Last of the Mohicansf' And then, that memor- ahle senior year-students mumbling Wham that Aprille . . . under their hreath. And Lady Macbeth, too, is studied by the classes of Mr. Patterson and Miss Willis. Delving into the mysteries of chemistry , 3 -n We: , 5 I R .ap f' 1 .... I .1 .'ll.lL'li l,liWlS CLARK lMlCCI,l2I.I.ANll -IEANNE lhlAClMlASTliR Roi' MCMUNN lli-iuxmsrs Nll'lil.l.liRSCH0liN l'iMll.INl2 Noiunziu: 'liARL'lSl0 flNl7liR .'hl.lCli PAINTIZR HENRY l,A'l I'l-.RSUN lim RAeKi.i5Y

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THE I94I NORW ACADEMIC STUDIES TRAIN FOR FUTURE No organization can function properly without il weII-trained personnel, and Norwin is no exception. Rather, it boasts an excellent staff of teachers and advisers who cooperate with the students in :III Ifnmilinr set-nc in nrr class Norwin activities, both curricular and extra-curricular. ,I A ., f I.SIl5 ISARNAIQU IDAYIII Iilcoww PAUL BROWN ISABIZI, KVRNIQR IXVIIALIAM ICIJWARIIS VII RIICI. QIAIIAICIIIQR NIAIJICLINIE IIicksluiY IIAlcoi,v IIi2'rkIcK -IOSICPII III'N'I' .-Xmalzs .lowes

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PREPARIN6 'tv' Chaucer can he very amusing FOR A PRACTICAL AS WELL A And then, history. Don't you remem- ber Hannibal and his famous trip across the Alps? Or all those battles of Napoleon and his army? We learned them in history-of course, you remember. How to be a good citizen is one of the things taught in Mr. Rainey's civics classes. Delving into the stone age are the sophomore classes of M rs. Trombley and Miss Hershey. juniors, dealing with American history, enter the rooms of Mrs. Kerner, Miss Painter, Miss Rackley or Miss Hershey. The problems of demo- cracy are discussed and debated in Mr. SchWartz's senior classes. Mr. Vernail too, explains the whys and wherefores of our modern system of government. 3 lMlARY Al.I.Sll0l'Sli Wll.I.IAM Coma l,I2lVl0YNli lJ0I.I.0L'R lDl'Dl.liY RAINIEY