Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1942 volume:

. ,x .,,.'.:, 4 x,f,.,, fri' -ff ' 3? ' 1 l ' fx--3 54 ' ' R Q, Q 1? ,- I Q 11 ' THE 1942 onw liffiim- - RLEANOR C1.AwsoN l2u,v1'nff.r Illmmgrr - WAYNE CAsHnol.LAR A,f,fOl'I.!IfI' El17I.f0l',V - Louis Komen, ,IIEANNE MCHUGH A!17'Z'f.fFf - ALICE PAINTIER W WIC I.IYI'I I'I' 'IWDIDXY NURWIN IIIISII SIIIIUUI. IS 'I'0LID IN 'I'III'l URW ll I s fi f 2 3 ! Sxfigix ' X, faq X ff Wt 2. , . N x , N .giffgi k k X X Ng X X S v .Af .V 11-gf as 5 , 5 Nb .- N ' lim-FL 1 'R l 1 .nf- fai, . , ,- y . 15,49 k..sskAA,,, , . 3F ' figlg iq? 1 Q ' f 'L Q 1 ' 1 Vw . 7 L' 4 , ,..: i,.5k:g +R up v, gww 3, is 4 - I U t. X -8. 1 wi HA 59,5-. , 5 M .W A v .,.k- V 1 -' r in 4 e i w .., :If ef- gif' Avi ,M r HE spirit of Patrick Henry is typical of the American Way, as is the educational system of the United States, which we believe is exemplified by our high school and its students of Norwin in this year of 1942 . . . we leave you now so you can look at the following pages . . . with sat- isfaction in your hearts . . . 5 BOOK BUCK BUCK ir What's ne N See the bulle b d UNE Norwinites today are citizens tomorrow TWD Clubs, activities broaden interests THIQEE School athletics develop character VULUME .23 is 'fi ' 2 'Y . Y'v' .1 as 1' .4 , ,. 51 31 if A1 J Q' ' vga f f .ww 'z 'IN 1. ' 'J' .. . J I, g ?5iS,,,,,, k.,v.,.4 PM y Z-TIM . - ilu: Fifi' AV ,ff , W. MA, li N G fic , 1 J l5+,3, Q,gg gg55, 1 will llve ln all our memories as the F QQ 'f:'fl,', .51 m fg T i . ' gffl i a f year when Qgllemember Pearl Harhorn and 44Keep ' Ji ',lw .:..f. 9flLg',isf'l 'em llylngv were the slogans on everyone's lips, F' ', 1 and for the class of '42, it will be remembered a ' L I ,Miva ' -- ef' --mv. ff . . . . as the year of graduation from Norwln High , i..'9.V1 School. The importance of this year, then, will he inestimable to those seniors who must leave these Hsheltering portals fair to take their places in a world which America is striving to make free for everyone. So, to the grand American Way, loved hy us all, we ldedirate this annual as a record of four years happily spent at Norwin. fx THE KDMINISTBATIIIN The administration of Norwin High School has established a policy of democracy in the school which has become one of its chief assets. The administrative leaders have also placed Norwin wholeheartedly behind the national defense program, pledging the full co- operation of both students and faculty. Superintendent of Schools, Carl C. Pearsall, has contributed much toward progressiveness at Norwin. He has introduced ideas typifying the modern trend in education and has guided the patriotic endeavors of the student body in the nation's best interests. Principal John W. Clawson has always enthusiasti- cally promoted democracy at Norwin. He referred many problems in school government directly to the pupils, permitting them to voice their own opinions. In this way, students had a part in charting their own courses at Norwin. l l C, C P1aARsAi.i, J, W, CLAWSQN Superifztenclenf of Svfzoolf Pringipgl Nlr. l'm-:ir lln- Norwm lioziril ol lzmliiczitioii, rv- Hcctingg rho intcrcsr ol thi' purcnts in tha' cclnczition ol , Xincric:1n youth, has nizuln' mzmy iniprovvnicnts in thi- school pro- grznn zinil, clcspitc lizlmlivzips, has SIICCCSS- fully cope-cl with prolxlcms arising lroln thc nzltionznl criicmc-livy. 'llhc school hozirrl H-:slim-s that to niznlu- our clcniocrzncy strong, rhv sruclcnts must l hc Tlllljlllf thosc prim'iplcs which clcvi-lop sgill unil Mr, Clznwson inwpi-cr thi- shop. the spirit that is known :ns thc uAI11L'I'll'IlIl VV:iy. 'lihcy know that rho gl'IIllllIIfi'S of toclziy will hc rho lczulcrs ol tomorrow :incl thcy strive to nizikc thosc students good Amcricznns in cvcry scnsc of the worcl. Serving :ns prcsimlcnr of the school lmozircl is Dr. John Kifcr. Ili- is :nssisrccl hy Vicu-Prcsiclcnt Gcorgc Xvsitlciss, :incl lfnrl l'nintci', Secretary. BOAXRD Ulf l'flJl'C.X'l'lUN l,inilh, l':lintcr. lgl1ll1lil'TTl'. llcitrich, Nlillvr, l,L'llI'SZlll Kilrr, l,:iH'oon, Xliss Vloncs, llnnt, xxlIlflClS9, lilziir r, Parker, nliscnt es . ,Kk. it Christine Rylander Martha 'liromhley Muriel Gallagher Mark Guthrie Norwin students lil-ie their teachers hecause of their live personalities and hecause of the interest they display in their pupils. This interest is evinced in classes, at social events, and in informal gatherings. Better un- derstanding and a closer relation- ship between teacher and student results from these contacts. In a year that has seen new instructors replace long familiar teachers, we students have made many lasting friendships among the newcomers. However, we have not forgotten those who guided us through the past four years at Norwin. 'lihey were not merely our teachers, hut were also our good friends and coun- selors. Mary Allshouse Jeanne lVlclVlaster Syhil Odell janet Huehn james VVolfe 'A' KNUWLEDGE - JUSTICE . . . Miss Rylancler, a must on every stuclent's list of friends, was efficient and helpful as office secretary . . . M rs. Trom- hley founcl hoth history :incl biology so ahsorhing that she could not clccicle which was her favorite . . . 'llhe adventures of The Last of the Mohicansu and the mystery in 'l'he House of Seven Gables initiated juniors into Miss Gallagher's lfnglish classes . . . Mr. Guthrie succeecl- ecl in making geography a fascinating subject . . . Miss Allshouse kept Norwin girls the picture of health with a variety of exciting gym games . . . Miss Mc- Master hoth taught :incl entertainecl her stuclents in shorthancl classes . . . 'llo luring out hiclmlen talent in art stuclents was the joh of capahle Miss Uclell . . . Miss liuehn spoke French so fluently that her classes thoroughly enjoyecl hearing her reacl Sans Famillen . . . Many stu- clents aclmiretl the versatility of Mr. Vllolfe, a master craftsman in inclustrial arts . . . Several chemistry Students work an experiment uncler the supervision of Nlr. lromlxley. Mary Boyd prepare tasty dishes home eennumics romp. Shirley Ucker, Carrena Anekerinan, 1 1 1 1 l Mr. Hunt assists students delving into the mysteries nf physics. Plane geometry and Latin were taught hy Paul Brown who translatecl Caesar and Pythagoras with equal dexterity '... Miss l'lershey's classes featured discus- sions of worlcl history from the hegin- ning of time to the latest news Hashes . . . The mysteries of algehra and general science were untanglecl for freshmen hy Mr. hlullerschoen . . . hlrs. Schwartfs sophomores stuclierl etiquette and gram- mar with the same vigor with which they attacked The 'llale of 'llwo Cities . . . Paul Brown Nlzuleline llershey llermann hluellersehoen Smiling Mr. lfvans macle civies stuclents see the light . . . Many young seientisa were intrigued hy physics experiments contluetetl hy hlr. llunt . . . Nliss Paint- er's history classes stucliecl American patriots from Patrick llenry to Colin Kelly with increasing admiration for Nllhe American Vvayu . . . hlusie stuclents cliscoveretl Mr. lletricli to he a walking hhrary of musical mlormatlon as well as a very husy man. lilsie Schwartz liernartl livans joseph llunt Mice Painter llaroltl llelriek qv Rgt' 6 - 'M as P525 xvlllllllll Colt :Xgncs .loncs Olga Kohziszi Clark Mcflcllzlncl hlr. Cole cxccutccl his clutics in the shop with :in 1-use :incl cllicicncy which won him thc ml- miration of rho hoys . . . Miss jones made mzithcmatics sci-in zu concise systcln of logical solu- tions instczul of ll jumhlud niziss of ligurcs . . . SL-niors and frrsli- men quickly lc-:arm-cl to usc thc correct form of who :incl whom in Miss Kohziszfs ling- lish Classes . . . Gcrtruclc Ramsey llowzirml 'liroinhlcy Currie Sowush hlurquis Pzirtcrson Chzirlcs Shirlcy -.S N f X gig SY-'ft H. 'lui il f v' ' T0LEnANclf: - TIIUTII . . . tl , 57 Ll Clark lX'lcClelland was tops in sports and did his best to make the students tops also . . . Ivanhoe and Lady of the l,ake, read hy Miss Ramsey, made her lfnglish classes grand adventures . . . Chief 'llromlmley mixed jokes with experiments to make chemistry amusing to the senior scientist . . . Many thanks - - are due Miss bowash for her help v selecting hooks for us and for keeping the lihrary a plaee of inspiration . . . Senior lfnglish students claimed that Mark Patterson knew the history of every poet from Milton to Sandburg ...' lio his juniors Mr. Shirley presented stirring pictures of heroes in American history. llensherger, lllhiteliead, and Solaly working on their inasterpieees. Q .T Biology students Eldon Carlson and Margaret Usborne weighing the wllitc rats 'lr 'k ,X peaceful svcm' in the library an znltcrnrmll Undcr tlic dircction of Miss Norlu-rg, inzitli prolilcin. llc would lvl tht- SflItlVlIIS Norwiifs lionic cconomics dcpzirtmvnt argue :ind tlicn show 'cm liow it was lizis turncd out many cxcullcnt cooks :ind done . . . Typing sixty words za niinutc scziiiistiwssvs . . . Miss Soundcrs liopcd to was ll snrc way to plczisc Miss Szintncr providc tlic world witli :in idczil stcno- . . . Mrs. Kg-rm-r lu-Ipod prcpzirv lnturc g.:i'11pl1cr :is L-vitlmm-fl lvy licr pziticnt .Mncricznis lay instructing scniors in nictliods in sliortlizind .... -Mlinirzililu prolmlcnis of dcinocrzicy . . . Mt-n of I David Brown prcpzirvml studcnts for tlic tutorcd tlic boys in nicclizmiczil drawing lwnsincss world so wc nccd ltxivc no fm-:ir . . . 'lilic lmlvits ol lilo :ind customs of thc ol ll luck ol' good ziccountznits . . . Nothing :anricnts wcrc tziuglit by Nliss Rncklcy in plcziscd Xlr. lNlclXlunn so much :is :1 tricky liistory and Latin. l inclinv Yorlwrg l lorvnt'c Sgnindcrs llnvid Brown Roy 'Xlm-Nlnini Xnnn Szintncr Isnln-I KL-rnur 'lilionizis liird lim lizirklvy 1' ll .7 , 1 SL l :XCTIVITI I-IS JACK JOHNSON JANE XVYNCUOI' SCHOLARSHIP THELMA CIPRA Howmxn Buttoex L L ACTIVITIES JACK JOHNSON Was chosen by his classmates as the Most Outstanding Boy in Activitiesll . . . always ready to help with class pro- jects . . . served as president of his class for three years . . . versatile and popular in many activities. JAN!-I WYNcooP Was voted the Most Outstanding Girl in Activitiesn . . . was active in the Tri-Hi-Y Club and on the staff of the Yearbook . . . secretary of her class for three years . . . a very dependable worker. AM SCHOLARSHIP HowARn BULLOCK Was acclaimed as the Most Outstand- ing Boy in Scholarship . . . has consis- tently maintained a high scholastic standing . . . climaxed four years of journalism by editing the Norwin Bi- Weekly in his senior year. 'l'Hm,1viA CIPRA Enjoyed the distinction of being clcct- ed the Most Outstanding Girl in Schol- arship . . . acted as president of the 'I'.Ii.G. Club and was a member of the Yearbook Staff . . . a four year honor student. SPORTS lhlARY SMITH Balloted as thc Most Outstanding Girl in Sports . . . a happy-go-lucky girl with a friendly smile for everyone . . . was an active member of the Girls' Leaders Club and the Tri-Hi-Y. WALTER PLANK Copped the honor of being the Most Outstanding Boy in Sports . . . was active on the basketball and football squads . . . a clean and keen competitor both on the field and off the field. ffm xt Q. S-uf' , J W CITIZIENSHIP 4 il l R? Tian RUNT Was chosen the Most Uutstandi g , Boy in Citizenship . . . deserves m fi! V, credit for serving as the school electri 'Al f for plays, dances and other school actl ties . . . was always friendly with an T 'i ' well-liked by his fellow students. ,I 'U' JIZNNIE lNlAE lVlISTliR0 if 5 Holds the laurels for being voted t ,' 145. Most Outstanding Girl in Citizenship N-J 'Q . . . always ready to assist in the organi- zation of school activities . . . was active on the staff of the Bi-Weekly her junior and senior years. SPORTS lNlARY SMITH XVALTISR l'i.ANK Cl'l'lZliNSHll' Ten Ra'N'r -lliNNlli lhlrili lb'lISTl2R0 QUEEN N0llWIN V . . . KATHRYN IJoNisoAN-Qurwz of tin' llop Every year the publication staffs sponsor ll Christmas Hop and the senior class selects 21 queen to reign over the dance. This year petite Kathryn Donegzin held the distinc- tion of being queen and had as her :attendants lfvelyn Shuster and Regina Hudon. 6? , , ,..m....-rv ,,..u.......-.-..s....-.--f-.-,--K .....,......t,t. ., .....y...,,.....n.Nt,Nt. . rg. l K Ng wx N f l. W V f 1 1 Y Q '1 ' illlll l'0llll Y MARS ill' l.ltAllltllSllll' l fiat? lyl 7 I . . . . . , , . I ,' f It was ln tlw lull ol 1938 that Norwln lllglw School wclcomccl tlu- SCIIIUI' ly ' Class ol I9-l2. As lrcslnncn. rln- mcmlmcrs wr-rc rm-xpcrn-ncccl, lmut soon nmaclc ' 'l ' now lI'lCI1llS anal clcctccl tlwn' first class ofliccrs: lihomas Davis, prcsiclcntg If f .lohn Intl, vrcc prcsulcntg and ,lcan NVt-lu-r, sccrc-tary. 'lxlw first social function J 4 ol tln' year was thc lfrt-sl1man-Sophomorc Party. P lfor tlw rn-lnaining.5 thrcc ycars at Norwin, tht- task ol' lcacling tln- class ' was cntrnstul to -lark xlolmnson, prcslclcntg Clrfforrl laylor, vnu- pre-snlcntg anal klanc Vl'yncoop, svcrctary. ' During tlw junior ycar, class rings wcrc rccclyccl anml tht- annual Alnnior lNl'Ul1l was lu-ld on Nay sixtccnth. I lliglrlights ol' ilu- sr-nior yt-ar wcrc the prcscntation ol tht- Svnior flass Pllly llllll L'XfL'IlSlYk' l3l'L'p2il'IlflOI1S lOl' COINlIll'lIL'l'l11Cl1f k'X1'l'ClSl'S. .-Xltcr lour cvcntlnl years at Norwin with many classnu-n participating Ill I11llSlL'lll anal social ZICIIYIIIUS, ill'1llNliIICS. atlllctlcs. anal lTlllJlIL'2iflUIlS, tlu- Scnior Class lvicls farm-wcll to its lwlovctl Alma Nlatcr. vit- M 1'-X 55 Qi 'Nu ,fm .......,A Y f.q. sv- , ....--,.-1... K El Aviv Ha A L..w....v ' F Clullonl laylor, vicc-prcsimlclltg Davnl Brown, vlass aclviscrg blanc Wylmcoop, st-crctaryg -lark johnson. prcsitlvnt SE IOR 0F 1942 N., ,ss A., Q ' -.Q . 1 3 A R '35 Lois ABRAM IJLLIAN ANDERSON Luis . . . usually luunml skating nt the Nlilllfll' Skating l,il . , . loves attenrltng sehunl sfwlznls znnl nther xlznlces Rink . . . life :nnbltmn IS tn he il nursc . . . was enrullccl . . . would llkc tn lwecmnc a beauty Operator . . . halls IH Cmnmerclal course. lrmn Nurtlm Irwm. Rosa ABRAHAM LEROY ANTIIUNY Rose . . . often seen with Lucille . . . frequently un the l,erny . . . :urns tn lu- :I prnlesslunul lmnkkeeper . . . dance Hour . . . hopes tn Iwerome il private secretary . . . IlIt'lNl7CI' nl kllllllllf lyplng Ululw . . . COI11IT1l'I'l'lIll student lakes lwr uf-Hee trznnlng class. . . . cznne from lrwm ,lunmr Hlglm. lVlECll'l'll.ll A1:kmuvlANN l'IsTHr:n A'riuNs Mickey . , . rlesires tn lwe ll rlrennst , . , IllL'lTll7L'l' ul' tlle l'.stl1er' . . . IUIYVICS 0l'Clllly nmny nl ller leisure luwurs Yezlrlmuk nncl lli-Weekly Stalls , . . Ilelmn- flulv nlelnlwr . , . was El klUII1I11lSI'l'I2ll stnrlent . . . luncl ul elnll-c'on-czarne . . . Girls' l,yriL'. . . . lzlvorltv elzlss was mlelnrrvrzwy, ,ll-:ANNE ADAMSUN MARTHA ATKINS Jeanne . . . was :I lIlCIl1lJL'I' nl' the ,luniur lyping Clulv lXl:1rtl1:l 4 . , lungs rn lmeumne zz elnnnp nn roller skates . . . Westlnorclunml cliff' lass , . . clrlnn lnaljnrette . . . . . . works ut Nlunur Roller Rank . . . llkes tu collect znnlntnrn, tn be n secretary. plwrngruplws nl her l'I'It'IlllS. BETTY ALLAN CARRENA AUKERMAN Betty . . . wants tn lmecnme ll l1t7llSl'Wlll' . , . Ql2llIICl'ZI C':1rrenz1 . . . wishes tn heernnv :I lmeauty operator . . . Club . . , lmznnl mzrjnrette Ill suplwnmre your . . . plnyeml plnyecl IH the Band :mtl Orchestra . . . l.l'..G. member rlzlss lmsketlmll. , . . enjoys wrlting letters. MARY ALTMAN lQr:om:r:'r'rA BALL Reel . . . mlreznns nl slnglng ultll :ln urellestrzt . uclL'0l'glCu . , . plzlyeml H1 the Bznul :intl Orclrestru . . . enjoys gulng tu seluml SUCl2llS . . . loncl ul dancing . . sung H1 Girls' l,yrlc :Intl .N Cappella . . , pzlrtlclpzltecl Ill Lw0ITllllCl'l'lill stuclent. ull luur uperettzls, DONNA JEAN AMISIHJSE MARY' BARR uvljtlllllll .lean . . . wants tu rnn l!12lL'l1lllt'S In :an nfliee Nl:lry . . . rs planning tn lwevmne il nurse . . . skilled . . . l.l',.G. II1L'Hllll'I' , . . LYZIIIIOFZI Clulm . , . ln-lungeml tu :lt l1Zll1llll'I'2IlI' work . . , lrl-lll-X :nnl l.l',.G, lnen1l'mer . . . Girls' Clwrns, un Yenrlmnls Stuff. 'Q i. , I , V IIN I. V -.f I ll .W el i- Q -Q R1Iyr:lIx'nIBE1:iu-:R III I I I I SAMUEL BQHINC ,xf,:5,i1?i, I', tm mon lfkill lwhslfiffssfrl Im me if ' Churchill . . . played a clarinet in the Band . . . aims ' K' LIIILIII llfllll 'II' ' m 15 'l 0 5 'l U 'r9Sl m'nf-Y to be aImillionaire . . . was on the Yearbook Staff and in ' l J -' 'I Slmr 5' the senior play . . . Camera and Debate Clubs member. 1,l.omA Brzmmn Tikiltlfllln . enioys working in Santers' Dress Shop . . . MARY BOYD Interested Im music . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and Yearbook Se-4,fgy I I I was on the Y,I.arbm,k Staff and in TIEIGI lll'5'nf55 Mull- . . . likes to roller skate . . . played class basketball . , . GI-303915 BLAUU an Academic student. George . wants to join the U. S. Marines . . . was I B I a kw0l1Il1lt'l't'l2ll student . . . belonged to junior Typing Club JEAN RILKER I I I fm,,,rm. Spun is iCC,Skari,mI jean . . . belonged Ito Press and Photography Clubs . . . MAm.ARF,I, HI MR wants to make designing her career . . . on Yearbook Staff l'ei.:gyf' . makes a hobby of eolleeting silver bracelets and In I'h'c I. ,I ln-lli-X member . . . on Xearbook Stall . . . ambition, GWENDOLYN BRINKER o we a sueress. .. . . ., . , , , . . M I B I Cuwennle . . . found T.lL.C:. and Camera llubs interesting ulafn., OBBTIII I I k I I I I I I I I . . . also played basketball . . . hopes to bceome a nurse II ary . i es to too .int sew . . . meonget to tie I I I favorite dass was English lypmg Club . . . hopes to become a stenographer . . plans to attend business school, MARY BROSNAHAN FBANKII BUCN I I I I Mary . . . desires to atteml business school and become l'r:ink . . . hasIdehmtely decided to remain a bachelor 3 gfcnugrapher U , I likes U, culled nm-elfy pins U I I . . . member of Rifle Llub . . . is a gas station attendant menjber gf TLIG, . . . sadly missed during hunting season. Mlnnman B0coN0vu:H HOWARD BU!-LOCK I A. Gay . . . intends to enter the field of nursing . . . hobby Dean . . , editor of Bi-Weekly . . . belonged to Hi-Y is cooking . . . participated in class basketball, volleyball, . . . was manager of the Basketball lieam . . . hobby is hockey, and pingpong. SPUFIS . . . BOYS Ql10l'US. BETTY Buzzfmo MARGARET CLouEssx' H A ulietty' . . . entered from Wendel . . . Camera Club . . . Peggy . . . belonged to lri-lli-Y and Sophomore Dramatic l.l'..G. member . . . was on Yearbook Staff . , . intends Clubs . , . wants to teach music . . . mlans to attend . . . , , l to be a designing instructor. bt. lVlarys at Nore Dame. SARAH CAMPBELL ROSE M.ARl' CPLLIIQ , U , ,, .. - y s- .v ,. .- Sally . . . was a dancer in several operettas . . . drum Rose Mary I. . . Uoa fnbbs mlwt in Uur loun . . . majorette in Band . . . Camera Club . . . class basketball. llzclifnilifl to la' 'ern and Debate Clubs . . . ambition, to e a cieutian NonA CARRERA ..N I , , , , V , , CERALDINE CONRAD ora . . . wou d like to beeome a traveling secretary .. V, - - A M - - , ' Jerrv . . , enjoys collecting photographs . , . would like . . . member of the lyplng Qlub . . . played class vollevball ' A - - - A, A , 5 ' to make zu eareer of dancing . . . liked business science . . . Ib fond ol danung. , , . . . Commercial student. WAi'NE CAsunol.LAR ANNE GUN-I-AN 'Wayne . . '. business manager ol Wearbook . . . may --Rabbit . I D is guing to lu. H mrwr mmnm l I t ,m.mI,K.r beeolyne a ll'llSIl!CSS man .,. L Qamera Llub member . . . uf Tri-Iggy . A I has H Hashing Smill, that wins ,mmy lil-Weekly Staff and Boys Chorus. friends . . . lows U, dame' .ETFFEIAMQ CWNA M . A V H KATHRYN DARBY ll Cl'II3, -Y ' - 'Ucmllcf of lf H Y and YU5'fbU k M116 Cassie . . . a sparkling blue-eyed red-head . , , life ambition - - - l-l'f-KL lH'CSlll4?m 4 -w- WHS fm lW'W Sfllflem - - - is merchandising . . . was in 'l'ri-lli-Y . . . member ol belonged to Debate and Camera Clubs. Yearbook Staff. El,EANoR Cl.AwsoN l ALBERT DETKR l'.leanor . . . editor ol Yearbook . . . Mrs, VVeb'b in Al . . . 1 esident of the Band . . . was also in the Our4loyvn . . . wishes to be .anvacrress . vice-president Orchestra . . . belonged to Hi-Y . . . member of Yearbook of 'ln-H1-Y . . . member of B1-W eekly btafl. Business Staff, CLARENCE CLINE KATHRYN DONEGAN Dick . . . was a member of the Band and Orchestra . . , Kitty . . , was Queen of the Hop . . . member ol lri-lll-Y ea mable cheerleader . . . had a lead in senior :la . . . in . . . had a starring role in Our l'own . . . bones to be l l Y l Leaders' Club . . . wrestler. an air hostess. WY - ,, y T' It Q I. SE IIIR 0F 1942 . 9 I 'P f',, :Q 4 L. Dono'rin' Dunuzn .IunN En Dm V - - - 4l'Slllif'S 1lf'tlS ' - A lwbby, 15 f'Ull1'ff1'Ul l'll'fUf1'S u'll7lll1l'llCu . . . played in the lianml and Orchestra . . . sang - - ' lllws hc TYPUUI l'l1lSS - - . ill1lblIl0I1 IS I0 lk' Il fl3llll'i'74 in .X Cappella anrl Boys' Chorus . . . freshman class NEUAIE Dumus presiclent . . . Leaders' Clulm and lli-Y member. Nell . . . was a mlruni lllil-lUI'L'Il'l. in tfre llianul , . . desires ELMER EIUHILBERGER to heeonie a stenographer . . . lines to gather photographs M N , I , I h A Ymrl,m,k Stuff mt.ml,,s.r, Ike . hopes to he a inaelnnist or mechanic . 4 . nieinlmer N 1 of Radio Qluh . , . l5llllllS niorlel airplanes . . . lvasketliall ffNN'f, DUB09 x . , anil football manager during his freslnnan year. .Xnn . . . lists niushluall as her favorite sport . . . likes to eolleet reeipes . . . wishes to heeolne a stenographer MARY ERI-1511 ' 'I - . N ,- 4 U - i ' ' ' Q mm'nl l Mmltllt' lXllll1.IIU . . , wants to he a seeretarv . , , lavorlte srort . - , l Dumg DUDLE1' is niushhall . eolleets photographs :incl recipes . . . llkerl Done . . . playerl in the lianrl ancl Urehestra . . 4 sang lW W l'CU'W VS flilgs- in Girls' l,yrie anal :X Cappella . . . belonged to Typing J' V Ev 4 antl Rifle Clulws . . . Connnereial student. AN 'ANS l L A '1':S DU'MN X'-i.liii.lik sf-ai' mlk iilull-li Alllflfll lvlzlllllllwi 114 ' will-lllll-H Skinny . . . hnmls eating a worthwhile hobby . . , ,ft'R.H' Ciuim ' ' ' l 'll' l 'l' L 'I ' ' ' L l lr lavorite sport is lootlwall . . . General stuclent . . . likes I l L ' his shop classes lvest. IAHIUAN FEUIUCA UAARENUE DUNN , A l,illv . . . allniires a good mlaneer . . . eolleets vieturezs Us i-I-f e---I fl-xx--1' 4'A W - -- -' A ,g 'm5 - - - 1- S Um ffl , -5 - VM 3' VH fU l- ol IUUVIC stars . , . lounrl olhee training very interesting lgezwi .ki . ine-Ember of Leaclers Club and lwle leant . . . E I A Wants to be H Sren,,gml,ht.r, i- ee' v .ta . Rommr DUNN ANNA FERRW Bob . . . was on the Bi-Weekly Staff . . . participated :Xnna . . , was a member of Girls' Lyrics aml Commercial in the senior play ancl several operettas . , . Hi-Y anml .lrt Club . . . plays the piano . . . favorite sport, liorselmek Band member . . . in Boys' Chorus anal .X Cappella. riding. H I llllltl' CIF ISI4' ll lv' bf ll mlm' WHT' fs l.AwmzNcE Fuxrz JouN Cl-2'l l'EN5 l iltzy . . . was on thc varsity lmskctlvzlll tczuu . . , jack , , . is quitc at homc on thc 4lIlllL'L' Hoot . . . llkcs to collect stamps , . . wants vcry much to pllot an wzmts very much to be an cngmccr . . . lxkecl lus slxop alrplnuc. classes. BETTHII FLANIGAN I MAm:uNr: Comms Betty . . . sccrctzlry ol thc Dclwzltc Clulw , . , mcmlucr ol MI,dCljm. I I I Img IrI,2ISIII.I.I- IIf 'lil-IIGI I I I.5I,I.UIally 'l'.l'l.U. :intl L'2llllCl'2l flulvs . . . workccl ou thc Yearbook Iikps qlzmciug . . . plzlyctl class volleyball . . nmlxition, Stull . . . ambition, to lmc ll sccrctzlry. to llc :I sccrctury. AN'r0lNl-:TTI-3 Fl.l'1'l'lIlll'IlK 3555115 QIUNGAV,-ARE u.'xl1fUlllL'l'fCu . . . Conuncrcml stuclcnt . . . crrpoys collcctung +-lgvssig' I I I Is i,m.,.I,m.I1 In ,,HqI.I. work I I I pII.p,III:I.Il III Wf'l'S'5 - - 3 W lfl llkl' f hcwllm' 5' Sft l l-Tnlllll'-'V - - - -luuior Typing Clulw , . . collects plmotogrnplms of lmcr lricmls l5'V 'fl' S1'l1I1'1'f- Pf'12l's'1- . . . Ll1Yl1llNCl'Cl2ll stumlcut. BI?BTiRll' l '7 '7 F3RI II I I I I I I I. I l.r:N0u: UONGAVVARI-I .M 3 '. ' ',lln',cr5 gl lr In 'ull TWT H' '-'ut ' l,cnolc . . , was on tlxc Yczarlmook Stall . . . vlcc-prcsulcnt tlunks cngmccrmg IS thc grczltcst tluug Ill tht- world . III' 'l'Il.1IGI I I I had II IIIII1 III --UIII 'l'IIII.II-' I I I I,xI.I L-IIIII lzlvoritc sport is soft-lmll. f Rlrrll Flush l rlsky . . , lHll'flK'IllZIfL'tl Ill all plmzlscs ol sports , , . prcsulcnt ol lllfl-lll-X . . , on RI-XYl'k'lily :uul Ycurlwook stuffs . . . l,t-zulcrs' Clulw. Domrrln' FURLIN Dot . . . cnjoys playing thc 2lL'L'U!'llIUI1 . . . Uouuucrcml stuclcnt . . . clcsircs to lu- zu stcuogruplmcr , . . like-ml lvusincss scncncc class. lI1CIl1l'7L'f . . . XVHIIIS IH l3C il lllII'Sl', l,Uc:lLLl-1 Coon Scottie . . sums to ln- an zlviutrix . . . mlrum Yuznjorcttc for tlxrcc yt-:urs . . . was cnrollcul in the -lumor lypmg Ululv. ETHEL Gurus lCthcl . . . collects souvcnirs , . . plzlyccl vollcylmll :mel lmusltctbztll , . . lwelougccl to Girls' Chorus . . . hopes to lvccome at lvookkecpcr. JOHN GARRIGHAN liE'rTx' GRAY I I I Html . . . lmpcs tu lwccomc pre-slclcut . . . lllcctl luuclm ullctty . . . tlrcams ol lwcconung il XYKll1l2Ill rn fvlutc .I . . hours lwcst :ut Norwin . , . fnvoritc sulwjcct was mautllcmautics likcs to colluct IlICI'lIl'l'i ol IIIUYIC stars . . . luvontc sulmjcct, . . . lnvoritc sport, lmskctlmll. lfugglislx. .4 vw, to ,Y , I . ' V I 1 J l ' Gl.Am's GREGG Penny . . . belonged to the Typing Club and Girls' Chorus . . . played badminton . . . plans to become a SL'Cl'l'tIlfy. MARGARET GRIFFITII l'ei,zgy . . . was in the Band and Debate Club . . . 'l'.lf.G. secretary . . . publicity manager lor the Yearbook . . . participated in the senior play. GARNET GR0ssMAN Red . . . hobby is roller skating . , . is an instructor in that art at Rainbow Gardens . . . enrolled in Commercial .-Xrt Club . . . wishes to do othce work. Ill-:'rTY JANE HADEIELD Betty jane . . . :kcademic student . . . likes to dance and swim . . . hopes to be a good nurse . . . in l.l',.G. Club . . . Our Town. GR1n1:l-: lLuNEs Babe . . . intends to go to beauty culture school . . . played basketball, hockey, and nuishball . . , ambition, to be an aviatrix. ROBERT HALL Red . . . was on varsity football team . . . member of Yearbook Stall and Rifle Club . . . in senior class play, Our Town. lIARo1.n llARRls V Harold . . . possesses a distinct Southern accent . . . entered from Welseh lligh, West Virginia . . . scrappy end on football team . . . General student. Gmnvs HASLOP Gladie . . . Yearbook Stall' member . . . wants to be an Army ambulance driver . . . played volleyball and mushball. MAE HEAsLEY Mae . . . has a worthwhile hobby of reading . . . hopes to enter the secretarial held . . . took the Commercial course. VERA IIELLMAN Vera . . . worked on the Yearbook Stall . . . member of the Camera Club . . . wants to make costume designing her career. JAMES HELMAN jim . . . president ol Debate Club . . . Ili-Y member . . . was on Bi-Weekly and Yearbook StaH's . . . wants to be a research chemist. ALFRED HENSBERGER Lindy . . . says blondes are his favorite dish . . . member of Craftsman and Rifle Clubs . , . wants to be a machinist. GEORGE llENsBEm:ER George . . . played on varsity football team . . . plans to join the U.S. Navy . . . a Larimer lad . . . likes wood carving and hunting. BFIRNAIDINE IIIGGINS Bernal . . . was active in all sports . . . president of Leaders' Club . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, and Press Club. RUTH HILTY Snooks . . . entered from Mclieesport High School . . . member of Tri-lli-Y and Commercial Art Clubs . . . desires to be a secretary. EnwARn HOAK Crumb . . . had a part in the senior play . . . would like to be an airplane Inechanic . . . enjoys roller skating in his spare time. ELEANOR HOBAUGH Scotty . . . member of 'l'.l'I.U .... member of the Girls' Chorus . . . was in the senior play . . . is ambitious to become a secretary. GEORGE HOHMAN Shorty . . . took the Commercial course . . . makes guns his hobby . . , likes to hunt whenever he can . . . favorite sport, golf. MARIE HOOPES Re Re . . . entered from Derry Twp. High School . . . likes to dance . . . member of Camera Club . . . ambition, to be a beautician. MARTHA HOTRA Martha . . . played class volleyball . . . favorite pastime is reading . . . has decided to become a stenographer . . . library aide. REGINA HUDON Jeanie . . . would like to be an air hostess . . . has a pleasing personality . . . Tri-Hi-Y member . . . runner-up for Hop Queen. CLIFFORD HURSH Kip . . . a tackle on the varsity football team . . . l,ettermen's Club member . . . ambition, to he a football coach . . . hobby is girls. ELEANOR JACRO Jacko . , . previously attended St. 'lihomas School . an ardent dancer . . . dreams of becoming a nurse . Academic student. JOHN JOHNSON jack . . . class president . . . cheerleader . . . president of Hi-Y . . . member of the Bi-Weekly and Yearbook Staffs . . . Lettermen's Club . . . Our 'l'own.' MARGARET JONES Peggy . . . student director for Our Town . . . likes to dance . . . enrolled in Junior Typing Club . . . intends to do oflice work. JOHN JOYCE ,liggs ' . . . was a Commercial student . . . favorite subject was bookkeeping . . . baseball heads his list of sports. WILLIAM JUDGE Fuzzy'l . . . belonged to the Rifle Club and Band . . . builds model airplanes . . . hopes to enter the field of aviation after graduation. fr e . Fi . .Qi SEN I UF 194 JOSEPHINI-I IQARANUVICH JOHN KLASSEN -lllsw .' ' ' wasf' drum lmllurctrc m the Band ' ' ' Rip . . . General course . . . frequently sang in chapel would like to be private secretary . . . played class volleyball to' the accompaniment of his guitar . . . turned out some and mushball. Sklllcd Shop work, MARIE KASPAREK , , Cassie . . . collects snapshots as a hobby . . . enjoyed RLOTL ' V 4 basketball and softball . , . life ambition is to be an air lxlllf - l1?l'NlSUm0y 'NSY LZUHU-Z l'-'llf'W 5 - : i'SP 'l'S INSINSA to be an air pilot . . . likes football . . . favorite class, , ffnllish. XVAYNE lxEI.l.ER l' Wayne . . . wants to get somewhere in tlns world by 1101115 Kgmgk becoming an engineer . , . member of Boys' Chorus and aluuig-v gpnrts mhmr of Bi-wwklv ,IWKTIHH Rllle Uuhg'f0'1Sffl'ffS'11f'dU'Hlfvlms- editor of Yearbook . . . fullback on the football squad GLADXS IUFER I I A ' . . . in Band and senior play. Gladie . . . spends her leisure time playing the piano 7 . . . Connnercial student . . . would like to enter held ol ROBERT lK0l'3lfSCH beauty culture, Koelsch . . . dreams of taking life easy , . . disliked DORIS KIM connng to school . . . hobby is guns . . . favorite sport Doris . . . is ambitious to have a successful career . . . 'S 5W 'lm lfl- member of l'.h.G, and Camera Clubs . . . excellent seam- B H N K ' stress . . . Press Club. H Ehslllf, UVM' . Q JOHN KINSEY liessie . . v. belonged to 'Leaders Club . . . played Aclass ,, basketball, xolleyball, hockey, ping pong, .ind b.idnunton jack . . . was manager of the football teain . . . belonged ,lrchery Hn to Leaders' Club and Rifle Club . . . member of l,etternien's ' ' ' ' Ullb- VERONICA K0vAcs FRANK KLASSEN Ronnie . . . fund of dancin' . . . iarticimarcd in three 4. s -1 w - - ' A v - s L - I v l - l'rank . . . took the General course . . . favorite dish operettas . . . in Girls Chorus . . . favorite class, business is chicken . . . looks forward to Joining the U. S. Navy. science. I SE IUR IDF 1942 J' 4 'Lili Bl-:TTI-1 Kit.-tml-:lt CHRlsTol'm-:R Inu-'FO0N Bette . . . enterell from lrwin 'lunior lligh . . , helongerl Chris . , , he-longed to llr-Y anml Dehate Cluhs , . . on to Camera Club . . . played haskethall and mushlmall. Yearbook Stall and ln the Baml . . . ln Boys' Chorus and E K :X Cappella . , . Our Town. MMA REVEL ., .'- . . . 1 JEAN LANG lam . . . lvplng Qluh memher . . . ll1fl'I'Ill5 to go to ,, .. u W , . ,- . - ' A A - lean V., . . known for her lovelv volee . . . sang ln lnrls huslness school , . . dreams ol hemp a sueeesslul seeretarv. - . ' r .. -- ' ,yrle antl .-X Cappella . , . haul a lead m lolanthe . . KENNETII KRIQN I11l'l11l'ICl'. Kenny . . . interested in all forms ol aviation . . . took ALBERT LANSPERGER ' I General eourse . . . wants to rlrlve a coast to eoast trailer lJewherry , . . was a wrestler . . . hopes to he a truck. l11CCl12lI1lC . . . lists hoxmg as his lavorite sport . . . General stuclent. Russl-:L Klum-in .. , -, , -, K , , M H , DOROTHY l,AUn-1-:R Russ . . . parmularlx likes to howl . . . works ts a ,, .. . . ,V H A - I ' . 1 N 1 v l,auller . . . would luke to work wlth a large eompanv Hhlll tarrler Ill Nlanor . . . Qommerual stuclent . . , usuallx . 4 . r . ' , l- -N ' , . . hohlw IS clancmg . . . lavorlte subject, tlemoeraev won mth hstlwr' hails from Manor N . . . . . 1 . PAUL KROON Lois ANN LAUFFER Kroon . . , a l1l0l1IlASlX footer . , . ushers in the :Xlamltlm l,ul'ly . , . wishes to he a telephone operator . . . was lheater . . . vlee-presnlent ol lianrl . . . ehennstry whlzz. a memher ol Girls' l.yrle . . . Ill two operettas . . . likes , to keep house. NORMAN lumlrz IIELENANN IAWI ER 3: lony' . . . says Ins Irle amlutxon rs to he ehlel ol North ap., Nts- A ilipnk r, h..0m, . X ,pl , ' ,, lrwln lflft' Dept .... was on varslty loothall team . , . I Lflfhl 212 'Y K 4' .rl tx 1: lit llllhfll 1 ' Ulilfv Su-rcmrybrrcnsllwr Ot Ilntcrnwnk Club morselat I l'liIl1f.,t .t. . wan s o a em sexoo somew ere , . . me 1ee'e, es s. DONNA KUIIN 1 JQDHN l,Awl,l-jn Donna . . , l.l'..G. memlmer . . .4 playerl elass haskethall XVhiz . . was in the llehate Cluh . . . plans to further . . . plans to attentl llohert Morris Buslness hehool . . . his CClllC2'lfItlI1 at St. Vmeent . . . pet peeve, corny jokes Commcrfml srllrlcnt . . . favorite subject, women. i Qt L. i. i lk- ANNA LESKOSHEK SEVERINO MARCOLINA Butehie . . . is ambitions to become a dietieian . . . USN , , , favorite subject was shop . . . was very talented was a drum majorette in the Band , . . played class in this field . . . life ambition ig fi, bg gi Sqiilpmr, basketball. VI-:LMA Llswls l.oUisE MARKUVICH Vl'lm2lH 1 . - Wflflivll 011 Yvilfllflvli Sfilll . 4 - lY5'l0l1ll0d Louise . . . was a member of the Band and Rifle Club to 'l'.li.G. and Camera Clubs . . . spends a great deal ol . I . hnpes to enter the field uf ,ml-Sing , . . Q, football fan. time dancing. Lois LINHART IIELEN MCFARl.ANE Lois . . . had a part in the senior elass play . . . was A-Hl.iCn . . n i,ei,,nged N, 'l E-G- and Qamcm Clubs . I u a member ol the Camera Club and Girls' Chorus . . . was Un the Yu,ri,m,k Business Staff I . l Qi,-ls' Chorus Afilflfmll' Sfllflcnf- . . , wants to be an interior decorator. JOHN LOUGIIRIDCE Fireball . . . aims to be a pilot . , . member of l,etter- ALICE MCCRAIL men's Club and football squad . . . likes his senior linglish --Mice V . I fmlpvcnr member uf Girls' llvric U 1 . aim Class- sang in A Cappella and several operettas-. . . enrolled HENRY l,0U'l'ZENlllZl-IR in 'l',lf.G. Henry . . . member of Radio Club . . . tinkers with model planes . . . quite an artist with ambitions along ,IEANNE MCHUGH that line- Jeanne . . . associate editor of the Yearbook . . . on ELEANOR l,y4:l-:TT the Bi-Weekly Stall . . . member of 'l'ri-lli-Y, Leaders' Truck . . . was a member of Tri-lli-Y . , . belonged Clllh, and Debilfe Club - - - SKWUY lPl3b'- to Girls' l.yrie . . . driving the Cheve takes up most of her time. ELSIE MCINTYRE MARY MALAZIK ' Mac . . . collects pennies as a hobby . , . member of Mary . . . enjoys dancing and roller skating . . . took hoekey team . . . played class basketball . . . ambition, the Commercial course . . . would like to be a secretary. to be a secretary. I 4 Rosle MQJKA1' MARIE Mlm-is Rose . , . especially enjoys roller hockey . . . favorite Gus . . . llle ambition is to be Il governess . . . entered subject was nrt . . . wants to get il good paying job , . i from Manor , . . fond of elueken and wallles . . . Commercial Commercial student. Sfllflvm. ROSEMARY MCKAY A A r MILDRED Mlm-:s uRU5l'm-My - - - l'nJ0Y'3fl hlfgllfh Class . . . likes to dance SIuggo . . . likes to play basketball . . , liopes to beeoine and Swim - - - IWIUHE-Zell to Isl'--cl ---- L2il1ll'l'1l Llllh Il stenogrziplier . . . enjoyed lfnglisli elziss most ol' alll. lY:fR,9'mET I N it I 1. . CALVIN Mll.LEN ' ' ' L0H 'w'j't ' Mlllintf ', ' slaillm ur rLtf't lu Bucky , . . belonged to Hi-Y :und Cznneru Club . . . rhlklllg ' ' ' 'mu' to NW m 'ln ll kk ' ' ' 'nlmu member ol Yearbook :md lil-Xkeekly Stalls . . . Boys' subject, nrt. Clmmsl Ronmu' McMu:m,E JUNF MIHFR Mike . . . :rims to be zi ebemist . . . wants to go to ,, . - Q -, , A , , lune , . . loves to roller skzite . . . wears ll lot ol llzislix' college . . . Aezldenue student . . . laxorite school Aetnlty, r V H W w , dimligwl rid . .l.lplzi5ed class basketball . . . member ol Qoininereml ' U g rt Cum. Ihzlsl, MCMUNN 1 Mac . . . was in Girls' l,yrie and A Cappella: . . . on flhmflh MAP' MITFLRU, B. W H Y I k Yearbook and lil-Weekly Stalls . . . in Leaders' Club and ,-lm, ' ' - CWS WWW ef. , Y - -HIM: UU 1'-lfffmv l. Stall . . . member of lri-Hi-N und l.l'..fi, , . , Ciirls senior p .1y. I . I P Cl I .vrie ant ress um. jmvms McNE1,u' ' Mic . . , known for his gridiron zieeomplisliments . . . FLEANPR MlTf:HEI1 . 4 I belonged to l,ettermen's Club . . . plzms to join U. S. Mitch - lille 5 Ulll 'm 'S ff' lk' U fl, 'N3' 'WWC - - - A 1, ', -Q enpovs eating l'reneh-lried sotaitoes and clucken . . , short rin.. , . I ERMA MILBURN :md sweet. ul':I'Ill2ln . . . is xi true redhead . . . would like notliing LOUELLA MUNG better than to become 21 liousewile . . . especially fond Lou . . . was enrolled in klilllllffll and Coniniereinl Art of dancing, Clubs . . . enjoyed zirt class . . . Commercial student. ' IUBQ 0F l942 ANNA MUROZUWIQIII SHIRLEY 04355.33 Dlnn E. ,'I. llwlungt-al to lzunvra Club :intl Niplmnmrc --Shirley ' l I L.m.,,Hcll in 'lilf-G. 4 I . Imrm.ipnu.d in dass 'f'S L U ' 5 Q- E- WIWN U' lwfulllf 5' l V3'U' SWF'-'filfb' volleyball anzl softball . . . was in ucllll l1UX!l1-. . . . alnbitiun, . . . musical activities. U, bc 3 ml,-Sl.. GLENN NIOWVRY 1 Ulcnn . . . is ambitious to acliiuvt- Slll ambition . . . MARY f1ATHl'3RlNl'3 0,L0NNl'3U1 bobby is girls . . . likccl slwp , . . favoritc sport is fuutball. Xl, C. .... lc'a1lclnic stuilcnt . . , wuultl lilac to cutcr BERNMU, yllfmqn, thc hclcl ul nursing . , , fountl lfrcncli inrt-resting . . . Nlurpl1 . . , wants tu join thu Navy . . . usually st-on 'f f f' Slmrt' 5w l-V pt-criiig intu :i cuinin' hunk . . . Iikt-tl art class . . . pusliball is his nunibur unc game. VIRGINIA 0'C NNELL WILLIAM MYERS Rao . . . 4L'llICI'CKlAlI'llll1 lint-na Yista, Virginia . . . has .. - v- X- 1 , N- I thc wnrtlnvlillc ambition ul bccuining a sorial wurlzvr . . . liill . . . ilcsircs to lmcuminc prvsiclcnt . . . Cliucrlmuulcr hlllmhi m TFC ,ml Cvunxm Clulw . . , bt-lungccl to Buys' Chorus :intl Nlixcml Clmrus . . . 1 ku ' 1 ' K' xxurlcs at xi Gull Scrvicc Station. Joqnpn ORE!! lY:fxllu.F NAMEFTKA In I VH ,, . , , ,, , , Hush . . . vice prcsiclcnt nl l,cttcrmcn's Club . . . rvntm-r 1' 'U 3 ' -H ll f'5l l l -'55 Vlll? 'fl - - - IH-1,11-N, ltlhl'-v on Varsity lootball team . . . gcuinctry was liis top subicct. antl Rillc Llub nicinbcr . . . Xcarlmok stall typist . . ' mcinlwr of .luniur 'lxyping Club MARTHA OSSMAN KW-Nlv'3TH NICNUIAS A Nunnic . . . belonged to 'l',lf.U. and Rifle Clubs . Axlfli -f'1'l'5'lllK' fl'f'l'fll'5'4l0f ' 5 ' WINS fl' lu' 5' lillfff flczult-:nic stumlcnt . . . is ambitious to bc a SllkTL'SS . . in thc plir lwircu. or ,imn tlic Nlarincs . , . is a m-nslmy mliccrs uid pins and pimms Ui hcl. fricmlsh . . . Iwlwlmy, rcailing cmnic lmuks. Ihzvrznm' Nou. E'l'HEl1 PAINTPIR l5uv . . . kccps a scrapbook . . . bclungcil tu Rillc and .Xut . . . was un Ycarbmuk anal lii-Wcckly Stalls . . . Canicra Clubs . . . also a nu-mbur ol Snplimmwrc Dramatic mcinhcr nl lri-lli-X and Camera Clubs . . . wants tu bc Club. a stcwarcless nn a train. ' I . MJ' SE lon 0F 1942 . ar, GERALDINE PARRY Gerry . . . likes to swim . . . enjoys any sports activity . . . member of 'liyping Club . . . aim in life is to be a housewife. LE0 l'Ass Leo . . . is ambitious to get rich quick . . . jittcrbug champion . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . General student. MATHILDA l'ATOsKY Pat . . . would like to travel . . . attends many movies . . . hails from North Irwin . . . likes to entertain on the piano. NORMA PAULSON Rusty . . . had a part in the senior play . . . belonged to Commercial Art Club and Girls' l.yric , . Academic student . . . wants to become a mlrse. MARGARET PERRY Blondie . . . spends most of her time roller skating . . . collects emblems from the various rinks . . . 'l',E.G. member . . . liked art class. LORRAINE PETERS l,orry . . . wants to make teaching ber vocation . . . soprano in Girls' l,yric and :X Cappella . . . Yearbook and Bi-Weekly Staffs . . . 'li.ff.G. member. GORDON Pl-ITERSON l'otso . . . says his favorite school activity was detention hall . . . enjoys basketball games . . . General student. EDNA PICKEL Pickles . . . member of 'l'.lC.G. and Library Clubs . . . wants to become a dress designer . . . in musical 3CIlVltleS. THOMAS PILIPOVICH A Tom , . . took the General course . . . likes to draw . . . enjoyed shop and chapel most at Norwin. WALTER PLANK junior . . . will be remembered for his Fine work on the basketball and' football teams . . . Lettermen's Club ancl Hi-Y member . . . Boys' Chorus. WILLIAM PLANK I Bill . . . enrolled in Craftsmen- Club and Rifle lea'm . . . pet peeve is women . . . ambition, to be a mechanic. ROSEMARY PRENGAMAN Mike . . . wants to travel around the world , . . thinks corresponding with Uncle Sam's soldiers is fun . . . disliked chemistry. EVA REUss Eva . . . likes to roller skate . . . played basketball, ping pong, and soft-ball . . . intends to become a primary teacher. JEAN Lois REYNOLDS Pinky . . . would like to be a society reporter . . . is fond of traveling . . . belonged to Girls' Lyric . . . was in two operettas. Q.: KENNETII RICHARD MARION SANSONE lien . . . was Inelnher of the varsity football team and Tom I-Q , , , desi.-Q5 to bt-Come 3 private tutor , , , was the l,ettermen's Club . . . basketball IIIZIIYZIKUI' for two 3 member gf the Band , , , favorite gt-html activity wag yl'1 'S - - - lllivll l':l1tlllSll CUSS- hockey ..., 'X cademic student. WAI.TER IlIc:ItAIm lex . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . often seen driving BETTY SANTMYER an old jalopy . . . would like to become a transcontinental Sanity , . . hobby is dancing . . . liked history class truck driverf . . . hopes to become il private secretary . . . Commercial MARIETTA RIEIII. Smflenf- Marietta . . . wishes to become a secretary . . . was a member of the junior Typing Club . . . collects picture JEAN SAVAGE I , M t w 'mst punts and odd wins as 3 hobby' 'zltthel . library aide . enrolled IH l.l',-1.1. and HELEN RUDENSKY Camera Clubs . . . was in senior play . . . ambition, to llelen', . . . enrolled in the Commercial course . . . bt A Secrttaryi enjoys sewing . . . favorite class, business science . . . has MARGARET SCHIAVO pretty dimples and blonde hair. ,, , ,, . , leggy . . . loves to dance . . . plans to attend business PUEODORE HUNT t school . . . would like to become a private secretary. Fire Chiefu . . . spends his free time lighting hres . . . Leaders' Club , . . rates as Norwin's electrician . . . aims LORRAINE SCHMOLKE to he 3 plumber' Smoky . . . Academic student . . . plans to become a DUNS SAM nurse . . . very athletic . . . enjoyed gym and chemistry Doris . . . was a library aide and in Girls' Chorus . . . glasses, member of 'l'.l'1.G. and Yearbook Staff . . . played class basketball and volleyball. RITA SCHNEIDER LUCILLE SAM Snitch . . . played basketball, volleyball, and softball Toms . . . belonged to junior Typing Club . . . enjoys . . . Academic student . . . collects baseball players volleyball . . . life ambition is to travel around the world. pictures. LOIS ScIIwAN Red . . . entered Norwin from Pittsburgh two years ago . . . likes to attend movies . . . enrolled in Commercial course. JOHN SCOTT Scotty . . . finds sleeping a worthwhile hobby . . . disliked coming to school . . . always looked forward to vacation. MILDRED SELCIIAN Mildred . . . likes to read and go to the movies . . . hopes to become a stenographer . . . Commercial student . . . favorite sport, volleyball, BERNARD SHURZINSKE Bernie . . . rivals Daniel Boone as a hunter . . . liked his shop classes . . . General student . . . says softball is his favorite sport. EVELYN SI-IUSTER Evelyn . . . fllnnef-llp for Hop-Queen . . . would like to become a teacher . . . art editor for Yearbook . . . library aide. PATRICIA SIEBEIIT Pat . . . secretary-treasurer of Leaders' Club . . . active in class sports and in two operettas . . . member of Bi-Weekly Staff. RAYMOND SIEGEL Rum . . . a leading scorer on the varsity basketball team . . . belonged to Leaders' and Lettermen's Clubs . . . sports are his hobby. KATHLEEN SINWELL Cassie . . . dreams of being a miIlionaire's wife . . . loves to dance and come to school socials . , . enjoys eating hamburgers, KATHRYN SLACIQ Kash . . . Academic student . . . wants to become a nurse . . . loves to eat . . . played class basketball . . . favorite class, democracy. MARY SMITH Smitty . . . was on every team in every sport . . . member of Leaders' Club and Trl-Hi-Y . . . ambition, to become a physical education instructor. JOHN SOEALY john . . . played football for two years . . , l,ettermen's Club member . . . favorite subject, study hall the General course. JAMES SOUKUP jim . . . had parts in several operettas . . . Boys' Chorus and A Cappella . . . vice-president Club . . , belonged to Hi-Y and Rifle Clubs. MARY ANN SowAsI-I Squ1sh1e', . . , would like to be a secretary to a young boss . . . belonged to 'llri-Hi-Y and Dramatic Clubs , . . Library aide. DONALD SPENCER Red . . . took the Commercial course . . . liked . . . took member of of Camera handsome Sophomore mechanical drawing class . . . favorite sport, baseball . . . a dependable worker. on 1 55 S ' l0ll.Q 0F ISI42 r, fa JOHN Sl'nANiu,s BRUCE STUBBS l1ll'k . - . was il nwmlu-r of Hi-Y . . . drives an wld Bruce . . . intends tu enter the field ol aviation after .llllfllly - - - flnkffs with WTS - - - l1 hl Y is Wflfklllli- graduation . . . builds model planes . . . was a member GEORGE SPRGAT ol Boys' Chorus. Sproaty . . . participated in football, basketball, and , ,, softball . . . favorite subject was industrial arts . . . h0PHlE SLUIANNA C,,m,m.,-1-i5,l Stmlcm' Lv'Soph . played class vollefliall andl basketball . I. . JOHN SPRUAT ANUTIEC su was fklllllg . . . topes to we .l stenograpur .l:u'k . . . aims to become a machinist . . . enjoyed his ' ' ' Lmmmnml 5 l 'l' shop elasses . . . favorite sport, basketball . . . took the CLIFFORD TAYLOR Commercial course. ,, .. 4 - . . l.anky . . . Vive-president of his elass . . . on varsity RUll0I.l'll STANKUS basketball . . . Ili-Y and l,etternien's Clubs . . . Boys' Rudy . . . wants to be successful in whatever Held he Chorus and A Cappella. enters . . . was in several operettas . . . Boys' Chorus and pk Cappella member . . . lli-Y. hu-3Nl-3 THUMAS JUHN STEWART 'lionuny . noted lor-her jovial sense of humor . . . --,p,lm I . U mjnys lmming and mllming . ' A Gwen' member of Xearbook Stall and Press Club . . . wants to student . . . likes shop . . . baseball ranks lirst on his bl' 5' fllwmr- list ol' sports. w ALVIN THOMPSON lloNNx'm'NN brouuu HBOHIW.. cnmncd in T F G .md GMS. Choruq Red . . . plans to be a machinist . . . was pn the varsity . - ' ' ' ' '. ' ' ' ' football team . . . member of Lettermens Llub. intends to beeome a secretary . . . is an archery fan. MAIUII-Il.I,A STRASSER ILENE TUPPI-IR lNlarm'ella , . . member of the junior Typing Club . . llene , . . Commercial student . . . wishes to he a interested in elass sports . . . likes to danee and skate . . telephone operator . A . spends most ol' her time skating wants to be a secretary. . . . pet pecve, men. Q IIIR 0F 194 , ' ' - 1 JEAN 'FORNBLQUM FLORA LEE WAI,I.EAUR lVlush . . . pleasant and friendly . . . played elass yolley- Barrel . . . hails from North lrwin . favorite pastime, ball, basketball, and softball . . . member ot lri-Hi-Y reading . . . T.li.G. member . . . Girls' Chorus . . . and l.l'..Ci. Clubs. EsTnER TYLER lCsther . . . aspires to be the perfect housewife . . . belonged to 'li.lf.G .... member ol B1-Weekly Stall and Girls' Lyric . . . in two operettas. FRED Uuuu Ugg Lug . . . on the varsity basketball team . . . member of the Leaders' and l,etterinen's Clubs . . . cheerleader ambition, to be a nurse. SHIELIA WALTERS hopes to teach it. WILLIAM WAMPI,ER and band member. iirtist . . is fond of cartooning and s . t Hi-:RMAN URLIG Us lr L Nw llerman . . . a quiet lad who entered from Irwin Junior EVA WARY'ANKA High . . . had a habit of coming to school late . . . Evan . . . is quiet and friendly , . Academic student. and ice-cream . . . enjoys typing . . ELEANOR VARGQ Ulf h0Sf1'SS- Ellie . . . eolleets airplane pictures . . . member of T.I+I.G. and Commercial :Xrt Clubs . . . aim in life is to be a commercial artist. NORMAN VI-INZON Porky . . . was in senior play . . . Camera and Radio ROBERT WATSON WARREN WATSON Bob . . . played class basketball . . . . . belonged to the Rifle Club . . Shielia . . . member of Camera Club . . . T.E.G. member . . . interested in musical activities . . likes history and Bill . . . would like to become a celebrated commercial sketching . . . enjoyed . likes chocolate Cake . dreams of being an . was a Band member . General course. . . 4 . Ci . r ,-' N Club member . . . wishes to be a pilot . . . builds airplane Blu ,' .Q ' belonged to BQVH Chorus' ll Callpflla' ang! mmms Leaders Club . . . had a lead in Our Town and l inafore. GILDO VII-ICI-ILL! ARTHUR WEAW'ER 'llfogn . . , is ambitious to be successful . . . Academic Art', . . . was a member of the student . . . favorite class was democracy . . . is a baseball fan. to be a pharmacist. Hi-Y, the Band, and the Leaders' Club . . . played class basketball . . . ambition, J' i I i yl.l-EJIAM WEAVER . V RUTH WIIITEHEAD Clfill . Cl.lhrst stiilfl Pl10T0IIl'HPl1l'f f ffBijll9l9klTi -Q Ruth . . . Bi-Weekly typist and member of 'l'ri-Hi-Y 'Hmm . uf l 1S 1 ' ' ' ' 'mmm' L rl ' t . . . treasurer of lyping Club . , . member of 'l'.l'..G. and and Radio Llub. Rifle Clubs ,Il-:ANNE WEBER tl 'Y ' Jeanne . . . was class secretary in her freshman year EDWARD WIf1HROWSKI . . . is .1 model in lIII5l3llI'1.fll , . , hopts to be .1 telephone ffyvwkcr U ' . president of Letn.r,m.nS Club . ' . ,mc of gllemtor- W Norwm's outstanding football players . . . wants to be EANNE ERKMAN in the U. S, Navy. Werkie'l . . . was Bi-YVeekly typist . . . is ambitious to be a private secretary . . . belonged to 'l'.FI.G. and junior PHYLLIS WlDM1'ER IYDUU-I Ullll- lfhyllis . . . was in senior class play . . . member of HELEN WEST Girls' l.yrie and A Cammella . . . iartieimated in several l l l I Helen . . . dreams of being a millionaire . . . played opcrvsttfls the clarinet in the Band and the Urebestra . . . enjoys C M W sports a great deal. HARLL5 'CLE E . CHARLOTTE WE!-AN',T Cliuck' V. . . hopes to attend Pitt . . . works in a store Charlotte . . . would like to travel . . . Commercial flulimg lm WAN Uma ' ' ' Wants tu Gmc thu hcld f student . . . lists sports as her hubby . . . belonged to 'lxmtmn' I,l'..C-. Club. GERALD WIIISON MINQRY JE'fN,,WHAI'ENl' I I' I' xk I H I I k v jerry . . . Commercial student . . . plans to go to NVest My jun ' ' '. llfllfil CASS M5 Crm nm WL Q5 lech . . . enjoys playing basketball . . . likes shorthand . . . lnember of TTI-l'll-X . . . wants to travel . . . has dass. naturally curly hair. JACK WHITEIIEAD JOHN WIPPICH Weenie . . . played in the Band and the Orchestra . . . nj. Wf' . . . aspires to be a parachute trooper in the member of Hi-Y and Rifle Clubs . . . was on B1-Weekly U.S. Marines . . . member of Hi-Y . . . favorite spurt is and Yearbook Staffs . . . cheerleader. basketball. X JANE W1'NcooP ROHERTA YORTY Jane . . . class secretary . . . active in all class sports Bert . . . would like to become a nurse , , . belonged . . . member of 'lifl-H1-Y and Leaders' Clubs . . . was to Camera Club and T.li.G. . . . enjoys all phases of sports. on Yearbook Stall. AA WILLIAM YENSCO film' QONA , , , , HB. .. - Q .Q A I - 1 -N - lappy . . . on Yearbook and Bl-Weekly Stalls . . . ill . . . enjoys his library periods . . . is lond of -h ' - , N - - , - b. . ' , , .... , .. vice-president ol Debate Llub . . . Hi-Y . . . in Senior icyclmg . . . pet peeves, homework and jitterbuggmg I, ,L .- 1 I pay and musical activities. . . . collects stamps. JOAN Yom-:Y JAMES Zucco joan . . . an honor student . . . secretary of Camera jim . . . belonged to tlie lli-Y . . . life ambition is to Club . . . on Bi-Weekly Stall . . . belonged to Girls' Lyric be a success . . , likes to collect stamps . . . Academic and A Cappella. student. JUNIIDBS . . . SOPll0M0llES . . . FRESIIMEN hlUNlORS Celebrating their first year as upperelassmen, the juniors met early in the fall and chose Scott llockensmith, president: 'lames 'l'harpe, vice presidentg and Hope Robertson, secretary. Miss Rackley acted as adviser. This year the class staged a -lunior Class Play and sponsored the annual .lunior Prom. SOPHOMURIQS Wlith lVliss Barnard acting as their class adviser, the sophomore class met and elected lfldon Carlson, president: .lohn Reynolds, vice president: and Betty liriclcson, secretary. The sophomores presented a one-act play in assembly and were active in all phases of school life. FRlfSHlNllfN The freshmen, under the guidance ol lNlr. lfvans, met in September of 19-ll and selected as their first class olhcers: president, David lVlagillg vice president, Wzilter lVledicg and secretary, Clara Magnus. 'l'he animal Freshinen-Sophomore Party was held on Nlareh I3. l at THE 0FFICEllS FRI-QSHMIQN OFFICERS MR. IQVANS, arl1'i,v1'r WAI,1'liR MIEIJIC, z'1'cf-prmiflffnt CLARA MAKZNUS, ,vm'r1'tnry IJAVID MAUILL, prr,r1'1lent SOPHOMORIC OFFICICRS BETTY ICRICKSON, ,wrnftary Miss BARNARD, IIll,'Z'i,fFf 'IOIIN R1avNoI,ns, 'z'iff-prrmleub ICLDON CARLSON, praridwzt JUNIOR OFFICIQRS IVIISS RACKLIQY, azz'-zfiffr Home ROBIQRTSON, ,fffrftary EIAMIQS 'l'uARP, 1'1'm'-prarizlfnt SCOTT HOCKENSMITH, prarklerzt '--f-..,.,x ii' ff .I UNI0 SZ' Clohossv, Bozivh, H. av s, r, Carroll, Chopich, Anderso f ' 9 'T iii Drylie. Clarks-, Evvsfq R. is, Bukowsky M i. f' Dorsuy, Anthony, Brigffeyyf, lf. man, Brown, Erlmnnd , ':' . Capazzi, Dahlnian. Dekaifi Ji- -n- rorlc-. fjJll'llll'l4'l'S, PI, Brov ' llc- lis, Cipva f g I l.lllgll'l', Drazdik. Dalia , l l:-ill. Jilin-in-1', Davis, .I. Ilirlin , 3. -J 'Hn f fllll'l'ilI'U, Ijonglivrty, gif. gil' rknii Adams, Gahagan. M. Brow , 1 lon, A. 14'l'lllll'?l, Elliot, l'Iil'hz-lbp' 1' I l4'm'n1im-l1, Fvtsko Fiiivlu-x',-QR o , M. Dfitwilvr. Estop. I3lll'llHtl1PWlL5ll'd, C'i1l'll'v. A. 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Koury, Kinsey F'u1m'lwr, Jonos, Hudon, .Iam-imhs Erivkson, Km-nnvl, Hayes, Kuhn Hook, Harrison 'l'l1oma. Si1'olw1'k, Mull, Svylwri Wamplvr, ltegots. Wallace Wolf, Taylor, Schiavo. Slack, J, D Wallavv. Lunt, Sullivan, Saclrllor Stolilwy. Warvliam, Smotak, Roth Sinwvll, Yurcisin, Yanizvski Svlivlxiwln-. Sliornian, Sc-hadv, Soy dvr, Samvry. Snivrkvr, Sam, 'l'harp Strom-l'u'in, Vargo Stitc-ly, We-hstor, Toppor, Sfrassvr Vulvtta, Rymvr, Wright. Slim-kvl Soukup, Winter. Smith Santmyvr, Shi-ar, Shaw, Wippich Stn-PI, Sofaly, Woonn-r, Zentnvr, Zot tor. Santmyer, Yah-s, Stautlk-r Sapp, Wissor, Simpson, Spicvr Uhlig, Walthour. J. R. Wallavv, F1 Yatvs. Rose Lunn. Loury, Maystrovivh, Mari-ius Paintor Riuhards, Moslvy, I'I'Jl'tIJl', Mitchell Piorn-0, LllllfIllllC'l' Mc-nzivs, M. Miller. B. Robinson Luse-brink, Mitvhvl, Ludwig, Rey nolds, Lunt, Mm-Kvnzie ' M4'Guiro. Proskin. McWilliams Moiklv, Osborne, Lintner, Lanspcrger Offoson. R. Robinson Pilipovia-li, S. Ravvr. B. Ravor Patosky, B. Long, Patton, McHugh Loutzvnhizor, Rabvm-lc, L, Lon' Rvoit, O'Braclovim-, Mann-v,Ll1vzzi M1-Intyro, Palangio, Plank, Naurnan Olivvr, Nvllis, Mills Miro, Mafus, Mill:-r, Martinvhovk lkflounts, Otto, B. Long, Lash, Muso mo ir 'A' l - I I N X I y lfluasll is Ekin, Good. Donvgan .D los. Colo. Boylv. Fulmvx' V' V Q Bolling. Gaifron. Ammo I ross, Evvs, Barni-ord, H. Hal? , 'uh Dubois. Cadv, Davis, Lriif' , C hap- pvl. J. Adams. G1'edP,, :rn 1-lly, Magill Be-llis, IJf7llj.fhl'1'tY, C11 dj '. anis, Dushavk. Audvrson,. FIA- e rode 'TNRQ4 svn. Anrlraska. BHI'hH1'Kl,' 'qjc I , if Gnesda. Gnivski. Byvr-ig 'h' 'un- rcr, R. Hn-ritz:-l. Fish r. e sl fi. l a1'mv1'. Brown. Gongaxy 1' . lhf-ia, Dugan - , Bntls-i', A, Bakvi-, Cfrlwxll- B11-ntzol. Bowsvr. Bcyzfgn Xntlriny' IJ. Anthony Bim-korstziif f- 'I5-lu-f' ' B- 'w f ,, wiv: NJ . Kunklv. Kovlsch. O. Lvwis, Lissy Lenhart, Lakotosrh. F, Kolwr, Hivkman, Inluglws, Hlavn. W. Kolwr Landis. Magnus. A. L1-ntz. Kline-. Kvbernivk. Kisslcr, Lui-as. Lnnrls- pvrgei' Judge. Johnson. Lautl'vx', Lzniisvxi- hizer, Lingsvh, Laukus. Karmaziu, Marvhand. Kifi-i'. Long, 17. Lvntz Hildvnhrand. Lehoskv. E. Labor, K. Labor, Negrini. E. Li-ntz. .Iovm-, Hartland. Logan. B. Lvwis, Lamhvri Lapinn. Horolfl, Kounisn-k. Klan- vhar, M. Li-wis, Kia-hi. liursh, Lami- soll, Lissvy Poiniz. Mvi'lintovk. 'I'. Mikulsl. Mvdic-. Palziiigio. Matovivh Nivole-fix-, Oito, M1-ssini.:vi'. M. Mi- lcula, Ports-i'. N. Mita-hvll. Ps-rkins Mic-kanin. Olah. Pixwr. Morrison. N, Painter. Nvwniyvr. Maiiun, Ponlik J. Mc'Iniyi'v. McKay. S. Uri-ll. I'i-n:1- wich. Marc-ius. Poloviuu, MvGlaug'ii- lin. D. Orvll, Mollissm-. Orion Pickvl, Mvans. I. I,liillfl'l', Mi-Pllroy, Pluos. MvN4-lly. E. Mvlntyrv. Quinn, J. Pollard, J. Pollard. Naniusika Orsino, Musolino. Ossc-lhorn. Pal- ivka. McGuire. Mya-rs. Ovlu-r. Nm-ri. Noble Royofl, VVhitl:u-h. Xvisvnvr. Vvhiti-, IC. Wagoner. Swvnson. Sapp Venzin. Sargent, Smvtak. Roth. Taylor. Smith. Svhustm- Seybert. Wolf. Stewart. Sintich. Rushin. Sn1t'l'k0l'. R. Rim-hard, Sail- oskv. Temple Wollam. Rupe-ri. Stock. Ralinir. Radford. Ray. E. Rivkarrl. Walton. Varqo Wamplvr. Randolph. Sm:-ltzi-i'. Rvuss. Silvis. Williams. Walihoui, Wright, Swanson. H. Smith Thomas. Rivv. E. XN'Hl.'fUllf'l', Sic-1,54-l, Shirley. Wholoslaglv. Rudinsky, N. Rivkard. Zona 1 1 1 1 FN 3,,X.X if A gl lx fl .A l. j f-X ..,3x 1 Xt X I J K .PS r f 'A I Brooks, Bogllf E jwn, Dnrnin, Kerr, Mr. Nvim -.H mn , Bren- lH'l', B, BLxl'KII1' 4 IJ, .A Go tl W. Hi-llmun., I'h .:1'7l I3 l'j.flll2lIl. Ilzihlmnn, Boi, fi GA P -llmun, Gonrigv, F'lllt0I1l5T l 'l'0- 2ll'l'l'17ll Gi-lis, Hrune- lg, - its H: nviltwn. Iit'IH6l'l'I', Allshous, . -u 1' Q olunvri i E ' I, V.s P1' Q i VunDyk4-, Stzisku, Hunt, Il. Luv, Mr. Edwurtls, li0Q'Kll'l', Shozif, Shrzul- s-x'. Paym- Millen, LL-ntz, Wziclclvll, VVl'2lVQ'l', D, Lew, Pmlclnw, P. Luv, Solomon, Nivhzx- lus. Szindson Privv, Sinvs, Shultz, Zi-ite-1', Sum, Tm-nblomn, Rosonduhl, Vim-4-nt, Ry- lillllllll' 'llhc ninth grznlc of Irwin -Iunioi' lligh School hcgzun thc yi-air hy 1-looting olhccrs. lhc ncw prcsiclcnt was Allan-rt Runt, with .Ioan Zi-ttcr :is vice-prcsiclcnt, :incl Virginia Roscnclgihl :ls sccrctziry. Cluh :incl social uctivitics were successfully sturtcil :intl lu-pt ninth 1 Q grzulcrs hnsy. XXII, Choml. .incl Pu-ss Cluhs wcrc organized, :incl rhi- Clirls' Chorus rm-plcnislu-cl, 'lihc ninth grziilc sponsorn-tl ll llZlll0XY0lL'l1 l fzircwcll llll uzirty, ll skating party, :incl to vncl Il IT1Clll0l'1llJll' yu-air, hclnl ll jolly Nutvs Zlllll inori- note-sl Ninth grzuh-rs prouilly ilisplziy their lzutvst pru- jvct, lxlhl Ilii- clus- lIlISSlll lit-II! l VOLUME I :gigs 4 ,L-If ' '- ' K l, 'er-fu K... 5 na fb: 3236? if Hun, -avg- ,,n-.nf'FA, 'l l . ' -,N ,f V, ' '1- J -f 1' 52.1. i L -3, 4: ,f , ' 1 f X 14352:-' wm- f 1- . N ' 'am-':t J fin N-,Q 'L-E , ,- l ' vijg' H.,,.M,,,,f-'Lv'-'-1 c 'R X MQW' X - - 3 x , - ,gk ' ,,,, Q 'F' ...il x 'S-SN. X.,gvg?,v: . ' Vi 35.352 V -H 314 1 f f-Heli ' 1 1 ':fC4- I 5 'T r -, Q33 ' in l . . f ,Aig- H 3' -1,-H -Us' , 1 , I .:55eE'.-5. . 1 A , - t ff' ' A ' .'.- ' wt- .f' T .i3a,f2:22, , , 91+ gwafwsvs 2 4 'Q Q, .E 1 ,w ef : x , EH, 1'-'J bg D A I gaudy. 'iff' iii 1 - ' ,I - . I 5 5 ,.-A 9 1 'f 135-'Q' 3 if A '.' : 3 ,Q rf, wg' '. N1-fi s E-mix., ORWIN students are deeply interested in a variety of extra-curricular activities. The clubs, musical organiza- tions, and publications staffs claim many members who are becoming versatile and well-informed Amereians. These activities, we feel, help promote the democratic spirit in the school by enabling the students to do many things well, thus giving them a feeling of well-being and poise, neces- sary to future citizens who will be expected to contribute lo their nation's welfare. Y lik R lil X DK lClJl'l'URl.-Xl, S'l'.XlfIf Nlillcn, funn, llL'lllll2lll, lfrisk, Dulmis, lNlclNlunn, Cipru, -lnhnson, Wylmfnup, NYlnt1-llcalcl, llnrlmy, l'1-ters, Miss Pznnrcr Wvzlvvr, S1'llllSfK'l , Mis- turu, Kulwr, Clnwsmm, Mc- llnglm, llmlgnwznrr, xlckcr- xnxlnn, Nxnm-stkzn Yli VX R lil X DK ISVSINIQSS S'l'.'XI l Uriflitlm, l':nntcr, lmwis, lXlk'l'l2lI'lZlIltl, llnll, Burr, lllillllgllll, lloyd, Sznn, lirickcr, liurkcr, Zllfdl, l,:lHnnn, ltvxlns, SZIYZILQL' llmmnzls, Bllllllfll, lilznr, BtllllIlt', LlIlSl14lUllllI', llvl- mznn, Culliv, Uctur Bl-WIiliKl.Y IEVSINIQSS S'l',-Xlflf l':nntcr,lYlnt1-In-xul,Dunn, Mcllngh, Nlillun, Mr, Brown, VVull:nn xYt'l'lil11llll, lfrisk, Mc- Nlnnn, Sn-lu-rt lil-Xl l'.l'.Kl,Y l Ill lORl Xl 9'l'Xl l XXI-:n'vr, lylcr, Rcgcrs, l'.l'lSli, .'xk'llt'l'lH1lllll, Ynncy, c'LllllNX't'll, lfnltun, fnrlsun, l,nnr, Knlmcr, llnlminsun funn, Wlntl-ln-znl, Son' sm-nick, linlluck, Workman, NIISYKTU, Sl'llt'lll'l'lt', Pl-n-rs if 'A' A 73 i FBEEn0M 01-' 'nm PRESS . . . Kg .g The Norwin Publications played an important part in the lives of the students for many were members of either business or editorial staffs. Have you bought your annual yet?,' was the query so often heard from mem- bers of both yearbook staffs. This year, as in previous years, the book was pub- lished without aid of advertising. The only outside financial help received was in the form of a patron list. Under the supervision of Miss Painter, the Year- book had lfleanor Clawson as editor-in- chief assisted by the literary editor, Louis Kober and the mechanical editor, Jeanne lVlcl-lugh. Wayne Cashdollar was the business manager. Once every two weeks at dismissal, an observer might have noticed students ambling through the halls engrossed in their copies of the Norwin Bi-Weekly. The very efficient staff of this newspaper, under the supervision of lVlr. Paul Brown, spent hours writing, proof reading, and setting the type for this four-page publi- cation. The Bi-Weekly was edited by Howard .Bullock assisted by Jennie Mae Mistero as news editor. Lorraine Peters held the position of feature editor. The business staff was captained by Ruth Frisk with Robert Dunn aiding as adver- tising manager. Calvin Millen served as circulation manager. .57 . I 1 ,i ,X Clawson, McHugh and Kober confer on the yearbook. ' Bohinc, Cashdollar, and Helman check accounts for the annual. Bullock, Mistero, and Koher scan the latest issue of the Bi-Weekly. .1 ,,, I E? T I 'l'li:irp III-Y Cl,l'B 'lliyliir cw'lfI'Uil, Dryliu Vlzirko, Slim-ai, l.:iH'uuii Aiilwigg, Plziiik, Munn' Scliruilvr, lfcl, Suiikup Cinilti-r, Rcynulils l'iiCkvllicrgcr, Hzullvy Hi-liiizin, -I. Kifcr, Wullnui llulmiiismi IL-rzir, Wliiiclioziilr IQUIA luvk, l.iinr, lxilvr, Uippiuli Nr. fXliicllcrsclim'ii Diiiiii, Zmizi, Milla-I1 Wi-sivcr, -liiliiisuii, Stzinkiis Sl1I'1lll'iiL', Ziicui, Iluvkvii- smith 'l'Rl-Ill-Y l'l.lfli Suwzisli Mn'Q'lcIl:1ll, Parks Mi'Qiiisrmi, IJIIITHII Alniiiisuii lyccrt, NX illizims, Wliirc In-zul. Uuiigzixsairc, Davis lliiry, Kiikuvicli. Nami vstkzi, Sl'iN'll1'l'lC. flnlicssy ililinriituii, Milli-li, Wiliiilvii Smith Miss RZIIHSUY, Vliurii lulimiii. Cilirai, lfkiii, Pziiiir- I rr. lilziir, lliggins, Nlvl lugn Miss -Ium-s Nlisrvrii, QVIIHTZIH, Dining gain. Vlgixxxuii. Frisk, Dair- lw, Wyiicuup, Sviisiwiirli Iii-rgzul l,Ii'l liIi RRI ICN hiiiirli, llizirp, Riflizirils I li-mln-rgcr, -I. L'iiu'z1m l,l'Ul'fllI' Cliupirli, l,miggliri1l1,1v liuzirli, C. LvllL'l'1ll'U, llxir ris, Hclmziii i'1UII1iL'il, lirigliciili, Kin svy, Tziylnr. Nlrfiiiiv. Nlxiy striwicli, Hilmlviilirziml ,XlNIl'TSHI1. Kulwr, l,iiiir si-iihixcr, lfilrz, l'iirliullwrg cr. Ulzirkv Clinic Snfzilx' fXlvNvlly. lliirsii fxirrull, Slim-zi, lluckvli siiiitli, -Iuliiisiiii, Aluliiisariii ltvvs, Plank, Wioliruw ski, Org-ll, Nr, U. lirmvli Krimrg, Diiiiii, Vhlig, Sin-gm' ir 'ki FOR A BETTER AMERICA . . . Norwin has consistently included in its schedule, activities which have done much to develop characteristics of leader- ship in its youth. Ranking high among such organizations have been the Hi-Y, the Tri-Hi-Y, and the l,ettermen's Clubs. This past year the Hi-Y and the Tri-Hi-Y have shared many activities. They alternately read the Bible in assem- bly, decorated the school very beauti- fully at Christmas time, and enjoyed joint parties. The Hi-Y boys have had a very active year collecting Red Cross donations, planning assembly programs, and taking their usual places directing congested hall traliie. The members elected ,lack john- son to lead them as president, Arthur VVeaver as vice president, and Rudy Stankus as secretary. Their new adviser was Mr. Hermann Muellershoen. The Tri-Hi-Y was headed by president, Ruth Friskg vice president, lfleanor Clawsong recording secretary, .lane Wyn- coop, corresponding secretary, Vivien Sensenichg and treasurer, Kathryn Darby. The club had a successful year both financially and socially. Induction services for new members, packing Christmas baskets, collecting Tubercu- losis funds, preparing a Mother's Day program, and planning for hikes, skating, and swimming parties were some of the duties which kept the girls stepping The Tri-Hi-Y advisers were Miss ,lones and Miss Ramsey. The l,ettermen's Club was organized for boys outstanding in athletics. lts purpose was to create good sportsman- F! ship and fellowship among Nor i 's athletes. lfach year the Club sponsor ie Cb U 31 ' ' Lettermen s Ball, usually held in A A il. :fx S-1 vs. 'fl X . p.- N J 1 , 9 lpn! fj ', This year the club also gave ' qin athletic teams the new name of Blue Devils. The Lettermen's ollicers were lfdward Wichrowski, president: Walter Plank, vice president: Tony Krotz, secretary. Their adviser was Mr. David Brown. The international honorary society of the Quill and Scroll is an organization which encourages high school journalists by giving them a definite goal for which to work. Each year, the society carefully chooses several senior journalists who have proved their capability in the field of journalism. The seniors selected for membership in the Quill and Scroll this year were lfleanor Clawson, Louis Kober, black johnson, Lorraine Peters, .lennie Mae Mistero, and Howard Bullock. Mrs. lsabel Kerner served as the adviser. Quill and Scroll initiates, Kimber, Clawson, johnson, Peters, Misrero - .r RAND Dvtzlr, Sclmrmlcr, Kilur, Clim- Rcynulmls, Lum, Nlillcr, Wlhtclmczul, Rymcr, Xulccr- mzm, Mr, XYcux'cr Ralph, llill, Clixw, l,ml- wig, Krumm, hl. Brown, Strulu-ck, ll. lirnwn, Dunn, Drylic, llulxlnsfm, RL-gets Sum-Ink, llzlrpe-r, llusllcy, liulmillc, linll, Gmn1g:lwnrc, liucklcy, Scllulm-lc, Mark- uviclx, WK-st, Urillitlx, Sun- sum-, l.intm-r URCI lliS'l'R.'X D1-mr Roth, Wm-st, llumllcy, Sclu-urn-lc, Swcnsun, l.unt, :Xltmnn, Millcr, Clzllmgzln bl. Pullzml, Kuhn, Rymcr, .'xlN'lil'l'lll1ll1, xYlllfk'l1C1lll, Rl'yllUl4lS, Rulminsun, l,uml4 wig, Marion QI, l'ollur1l,jnncs, RL-gots, -Iaxvulxs, l,intm-r, Hull, Dllulgv, lfml BUYS' CllllRl'S N1-xunycr, Sxwnsun, Bu- lminc, lylbllljlllll, Suukup Ralph, Struln-ck, llmurn- Y ton, l uintz, llznrlwnrml, hlmlgc, Sulu-url-lv, l,unr, Bruker llnmiltun, W. lV:ntsun, Stulmlms, llulmzm, Rnlxinsun, funn, Kulwr, Smith, Num- cstkal Nlvtz, Dirling, R. Wur- snn, lillvlalcy, lil'l'llIll'l, Kill-r, llzlll, .'Ml:uns, likin Lmlwig, l.xlll'uun, lfal, Kcllcr. Ra-ynnlcls, Dunn, Slum-ll, lfink, lzlylnr A L'.'Xl'l'liI.I,,'X lill, l.:lll'unn, XVZIYSUII, lbanylur, ljtillllillll, Suukup, Sum 4-ll Nlvllrzuil, lfclqlu-rg, Mc- quistun, Dunn, Ill-Imam, R1-vxwllls, funn, Jxlllllllll, Mull-f, Immun.-y llmrnrnn, lltrusnm, l.1lIU,I, ll-tvrs. Wlutc, NlrNlunn, Rynlcr, Yum-y, Hull, llillllfllllbll if ffl, 'A' .,k -Q, I fy., V 1 ai 'if fbi:-fi Sf . 5' fri ' i f' rj MUSIC IN 'um Am . . . S f ,l i N . .7 i Rhythm, mixed voices, and harmoni- - i ous chords testify to the talents of the I M A E lads and lassies of Norwin. Our finest A musicians are found in the various musical organizations. The boys who are talented in singing have been organized into a group known as the Boys' Glee Club. These boys, consisting of members from the four classes, furnished excellent music for assemblies, the operetta H. M. S. Pinafore, and commencement. The well blended voices of a mixed chorus formed another group, the A Cappella. This formal music group, under the direction of Mr. Hetrick, participated in chapel programs and sang for clubs and activities of various kinds. The Norwin band met the demand for music of a stirring nature and was popu- lar at school festivities. It efficiently carried out its foremost duty of playing at football -games, where its appearance added color and zest to the occasion. After the football season rolled away, the band yielded the musical stage to the orchestra. In the operetta H. M. S. Pinafore, the orchestra gave a note- worthy performance and closed the sea- son by playing at Commencement exer- cises. Since the orchestra favored classics, it helped to make Norwin students familiar with the finest type of music. Painting scenery for H.M.S. Pinafore. Albert and Georgetta practice the 3rd act. V' GlRl,S' CHORUS A llaumgarmlm-r, Dulmlwic, xlltman, l,UllfZl'llllllCl', Mc- Clrail, lXlvMunn, Wiilmycr, lqllgl' l,ang, Davis, l,. Gnnga- xxarc, lmes, Magill, W. llumllcy, Suliaclv, ll. Utm- wn, ll, Dnillcy RL-ynulds, :lllu-rt, Nllliitc, l,asl1, jamlis, l,:nill'cr, l'armn -laculis, l,2llll'lt'l', l'atrun -luncs, llmrnmn, lllilig, Sliaw, lf. Uttusun, Wal- Illtillf, lXluunrs, Rylncr, l,inrncr lfcrris, lfvklicrg, Clarke, llayvs, Peters, Yum-y, Mil- lvr, llall, Altnian GIRLS' CllORllS li Klanclicr, Pulvina, ,Inlin- sun, Kline, l,aukus, llart- lnml, Smcltzcr l,apina, lf. lmntz, Rice, l,nras, l'ullar1l, Ussul- liurn, K. l,almr, lf. l,almr l,1-wis, lVnll-slaglc, l,o- gan, l'lucs, lNlclfIruy, Kolm- crnirlc, Mnrrismi, lllagnns, lfurrvr l'ollaral, Clungawarv, xl. l.n-nu, Waguncr, l.l-lm- skcy, Zona, l'nlivlca, Wil- liams, Su-gi-I Railing, lanitsviiliizvr, Nlaltlimir, Nlfillziu-, Nulmlc, Nlarrliaml, Stuck, lfctslm lllill.-X'l'lNG CLUB Miss Kuliasa, l.all'oun, l,:mli-r, hlnlinsun, lluliinc, Ill Ruth, llclman R. Ruth, lfvklwrg, llas- Imp, Uslmrnc, Parks, Davis, l,inrnur, Zona, llmclzcr Kircliviistim-r, Mi-llugli, l'laws1ni, Cipra, l'armn, Utmsmi, .'x4'liL'I'lII1lI1ll, Mur- riwn, lllliirc lfkin, Flanigan, ilriflirli, Ulllic, l,aul'lcr, Rm-ynulils, Xlnnnrs, lliallauw-, Nnlilc, Xlullam 'l'Yl'lNG L'l.lTli llruwn, l,unn, Seton, Xlaltmi NIL-igs, U'llruiluvic, Nlaclwy, Sapp,S:im,'l'k:n'ik lCsn-p, l'aclnlm', xluncs, lil-rwvilcr, Myi-rs l,m-mv, l,L-in llmxsrr, llig' gills ir if ., MU? . A X. FllEEll0M 0F ASSEMBLY . . . 9 5 The primary purpose of several clubs at Norwin has been to promote the indi- vidual talents of various students. Since such a large number of girls were interested in group singing during the past year, Mr. Hetrick decided to divide them, calling the older group the A chorus and the younger the B chorus. The main function of the former was to help provide music for the annual Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. They also sang at the Thanksgiving and Christmas Assem- blies and ended the season by performing at the baccalaureate and commencement services. The girls in the B chorus met once a week in the music room. They did not appear publicly in a group but aided in the presentation of the operetta as ushers. The Norwin Debating Club, discon- tinued ten years ago, was reorganized by Miss Olga Kobasa. During the hrst semester the members learned the funda- mentals of debating. Later Norwin's entrance into the Pennsylvania Forensic League entitled our debaters to partici- pate in county, district, and state con- tests. The question of peacetime com- pulsory military training was debated with a number of other district schools. Acting as president of the club was James Helman, with Carl Zona as vice-presi- dent, and Betty Flanigan as secretary. Outstanding typists from the junior class were organized into the Junior Typing Club by Miss Santner. This club consisted of a large group of skilled typists whose aim was greater typing skill. Awards were given to those excelling in speed tests. The typists elected Ross Waltoii as their prcsidentg Betty Setfy vice presidentg jane Lunn, secretaryg and Martha Brown, treasurer. A I E A i I 4 I '. 5.1 1 1 44 I f If 'N' Betty Eckberg and jim Helman prac- tice for a debate. Commercial students engaged in oflice work. 'lxhe sophomore play, directed by hliss Barnard, was entitled Wl1o Gets the Car Tonight? 'llhis popular playlet has been presented several times at Norwin but no one knows yet who got the car. Ah, welll lt's a small matter. The sopho- more actors were Bruce Robinson, Lila Stiekel, ,Ioan lfrielier, Fred l,unt, and lfldon Carlson. if :XC PK The Senior Class play, Thornton Vllild- er's Our Town, will linger long in the memories of both cast and audience as a 60011 TIMES . . . FRIENDS very noteworthy production. Applause to Mr. Marquis Patterson for his untir- ing work with our Senior Thespians . . . one of the brighter memories in the scrapbook of the class of '42, IK if if The regrettable thing about graduating is that we must leave all our friends, never seeing many of them again. Friends, both teachers and pupils, have made the days at Norwin bright and unforgettable. lhe Sophomores perform in Who The ladder scene from Our Town, Janitors jack Dittman and Micky lthe Car 'l'onigIitf senior play. Eyler. uk Ffa f N . . . HAPPY Ml1lRl0lllES jill ff p ilk .Il if X -'l'lw janirors arc fricncls to whom wc l':Slill110L'S,IllNlSZIHIZILNIIIUSCSOIITlll'XY lls ii owe a grcat clcal of gl'Ilflfllill'. Ir must Crcarccl a holimlay 1lTlll0SITl1L'lAL'. havc rcquirccl a lor of paticncc to ku-p il ' rho school clcan with so many of us lf WHS 5l'lWV'U0ll 551lll Gl?l'1f'1flVl lyk' zirouml. All the sruclcnts appreciate this 'f'f'5'.'l- Ol C l '5i'- flN',5f'UN'1'l G'll'S 'f imfl fact :md my --thanks to thcm' qlllllV1lI1 iopc'i'ctIQ:i. his yvar it was ' ak ak Ak ' ll. Nl. 5. l'malm'c, prcscnrccl hy Mr. ,i , . , , llctrick's music ch-partlm'nt mi l'ik'l3I'llllI'f llw trachtional Qhristmas llop, spun- 26 :md 27 . . . Hiring Songs' lurm. Um. Sofcil l'5' fllf' rw lW4lll'f5'U0'l Stalls- has clcliglitlilll voliivclv. VVQ' Iwpi- Norwin has always hccn unc ol rlw major social ,m,,-0G.1,mlS- ihtlu.1'l,r,,,-Q.. cvcnts of rlu- Norwin year. 'lihis year :Xi X1 it hlcrry Gray aml his orchestra wcrc fca- So, it's gumllwyi- to thc clcar nhl Alma turcnl. llugc whitc smnwHakcs clanglcml lNlarcr . . . hut wc clmft lm-aw Nmwvin from thc cciling and shiny polar hcars, empty-hanclccl. VV4- haw- our nic-morim's. -, ,Q .1 lihc grand Coronation at the Hop. Dim llcnslcr, Doris Sam, and Gwcii- Iii-tiy llaycs. aml Wilma 'Ihurn clolyn Brinker chat during lunch hour, l'inalun- ln-mlm-s. CAMICRA CLUB Parks, Millcn, Czlslmcirml- lur, liuhim' Hnffnmznm, Lash, Kuhn, Shcrlnzln, Dumllcy, Bolling Stivkr-I, XYIILQUIICT, Dur- hy, Mnng,Gmss1n:n1, Hilty lh-nry, Lznmlspvrgcr, Davis, Frisk, Moruxm'iL'l1, llrmps, Klcckncr funn, .'xl'kt'flllIllll1, llcns- lcr, lxwis, RL'ylllYlkiS, Sfllllllllkll, I,IllfllL'I',SllllSUl1L' Smith, Gmrgznwnrc, Brink- vr, U'L'nnncll, Xvultlmnr, Pm-tm-rs, I'-llllllllgllll, Sxlvugv, Uulliv, l,inhnrr Ycnzun, Kinscy, WK-slay, Uiprzl, Snnknp, W. Weaver Yum-y, flfimfll. V. XYCZIVCF, Sclu-nrulv, Mr. 'lirmnlalcy L'UMNlliRl'IQXI, ART CLUB Linlmrr, Ln-ntl, Wlntc- ln-znl, Urossxnznm, llilty, Miss Urh-ll Sufzrly, Yvilliznns, Vir- rr-Ili, I . Lcwis, lf. I4-wis, :XncIcrsnn, Nong li. I4-wus, Brown, hu- hxlgzlll. vlunvs, Vnrgu, Mur- gzln, Fcrris LI ISRARY CLI!!! Hutrn, Dnlmsky, Yuncy l':lrrun, l,inh:lrt. llnciun Pzululc, Nlcigs Lznrg, Pickvl, Savage Sulnlstcr 'I',Ii,G, L'I.l'li Tyler, Vlullfllllllilllll, XVIII- tlluur Bn rr, Ynrty, li rusnzuhznn XVCXZIIIKII, Walters, :Xm- lwmsc, liuzlxlrll Miss Nurln-rg, McKay Stuuglx, Hulmugh, Perry Osman, Yuncy B rinkcr, K uhn, W'erk- mann, Ynrgn, fXnckcrln:m lim-rkcr, Re-yrmlds, SIIVIILLU Lung ID mrk 11, Whitm-In-sul, Prrers Lvillfll, Cullir, Kim, Brick- vr, lflunnigznm MiSTcru, Boyd, Alfflfllil llguifiulll, Uckvr, U'l'nlIrlcH Sum, NIUFZKTIIIIIC, Hunga- wzlrc, 1.1-wis, Griffith v 1 ifklv, KQUIIIIHIS, NLIIII- IIIIBBIES F08 PLEASURE . . . Among NorWin's many organizations were those which offered hobbies to the students. These clubs provided both entertainment and practical experience in various fields. 'lihe purpose of the Camera Club was not only to teach its members the tech- nique of taking photographs, but also to acquaint them with the processes of developing and printing their own snap- shots. 'l'he club, as in previous years, was under the able guidance of lVlr. lrombley. Bill VVeaver capably served as president, while the vice-president was ,lim Soukup and the secretary, Joan Yoney. Another very active organization this past year, was the new Commercial Art Club which was organized by bliss Odell. 'lihe members of this club took upon themselves the duty of making posters advertising the senior play, the Christmas Hop, and the basketball games. ln addition they made a study of Color schemes, still life drawings, and in general studied the uses of art in the commercial Held. Presiding at their meet- ings was Betty Rose assisted by Mar- garet Williams, the secretary. 'lien girls, acting as aides to our school librarian, bliss Sowash, did Valuable work which earned for them student apprecia- tion. 'lihey pasted and mended books, typed and filed material, and arranged displays and bulletin boards. During the past seven years the 'liheta lfpsilon Gamma has been one of the most outstanding Clubs at Norwin. Its purpose has been to provide a means for organizing all senior girls interested in home economics. When, at the end of the first semester, Miss Norberg, home economics teacher, took a leave of ab- sence, her position was filled by Miss Corrin, who automatically became the 'l'.li.G. faculty adviser. 'lihe club ofhcers were 'lihelma Cipra, presidentg lVlargaret Grifhth, secretary: and lVladeline Gom- bas, treasurer. if v f v ' 'I ff'-I if' S ii. M l .4 Alfred llensberger and Bill Plank make the wheels go 'round. RIl l,lC CI,I'R Hufkcnsnlitlu, Urnss, ull Dryliu, lim-In, Mr. Shirlcy, ., YlILI'lN Illl 1 L nu up ma I r uc I SHIITI Km-Her Shcrwin mhmll Iam 1 N'l'l'SHl1 Lltsull .I sill ' I utvrsun 'Ak-r 'is .' 1' zu' :X nm ' , .. mx! . n hl. XX lmm-In-ml, lmxus, I.. l,LlII4lSlN'I'gl'l', Urcun, Rzlvcr, lfxum, Pxlillrur, R, Whirv- lu-zlrl, Brukvr Nltfl, Ralph, Stcphvn- sun. Kuhcr, U. Mzlgill, llmwll, llzngcr, lfvtslm, lll U lssm 1 I, N N K' If l , I'lIll'IIlL.QIlLIIlI, Puclmlvr, hl. Wntsun, I lursh, l,lll'IlS, Srlwrff, Lung, NIcNclly, SICLIJII, XYIILZIICIQ N4-rl, SIlH'Ifll'I', Pullzlrsl, Huwsur, Klznlvllzlr Inlmsnn Davis Stltln-y, N4-nntz, ll. Klu- glll, Nlilh-r, Iiulling, l.1-ntx, Dxlllgllcrty, Nxllm-stkzu, Dunn, llruwn, SLIIIYIIIXUF, l'. l.1zlulL-spvrgm-r, Nh-lnryrc, N. Urnss, Olnh, Kinsvy, llirkmxm RXDIO Cl,l'li Mr, Txlll4'lI1'fSl'l14K'l1, IAUIIT- scnhixcr, ,lN:lH:1l1r, lmuis Klffulllcy, Sritt, hlctz, ll. Smith. Ilum-Il Nlvulctri, Sum-fuk, .Kr- mur, Kirclwlnsrillm-r, Gnffrun Dugan, Sxxzunsun, ll. Smith, Pivkcl, Rupm-rt, 0.11-n, lh-llix. KL-lly x . ,. Mlzllxmsull, KIlI'IllIlDX'iC'll, lmslmshck, .Xlhurt KYQIIIIIIIIUH, Duhms ,, ,..X7,. , msn , ylv, ' L XXlllN'lh'Llll, NICII ilk ir 'AM ,. F . . 5 2 F. .w -' a ,r ,I 1, .if 1 1 L Nllll YQ! ,V VARIETY IN ACTIVITIES . . . U Because student energies must be directed into many varied channels, Nor- win included in its list of activities the rifle club which provides skilled outdoor and indoor competition, and the radio club which delves into a fascinating and absorbing hobby. Then, too, student leaders were organized and developed into responsible cheerleaders who direct- ed cheering at major athletic contests while drum majorettes injected color and life into our marching band. From a modest beginning, Norwin's rifle club became an organization of a hundred boys and girls. After the mem- bers had learned proper care and use of firearms, they traveled to the Hahntown rifle range several nights weekly and concentrated on target shooting. A fea- ture of target practice was an elimination tournament with boy and girl divisions. The best shots comprised Norwin's rifle team. The team and club were directed by Mr. Shirley. War restrictions upon the use of pri- vate sets prevented the radio club from operating its station at Norwin as it had done in the past. However, aided by the addition of new equipment, including a transmitter, the radio uhamsl' were able to carry out an otherwise normal pro- gram. Adviser Hermann Muellerschoen concentrated upon a study of radio fun- damentals and the Morse code. Cheerleaders, who organize and de- velop school spirit at athletic contests, must be of exceptional ability and train- ing. So this year a group of upperclass- men were chosen to lead our teams down that field with Norwin yells and songs. High stepping drum majorettes were an important part of our band. Leading the march in parades or at half-time maneuvers, Norwin majorettes gave im- pressive performances. The girls were instructed in their drills and formations by jimmy Weaver, the band leader. 1 . If lv? f f wfafl ifll it jim Hoffman and Bob Dirling twirl the dials. l I I , Alunior varsity football and golf fall into the minor sports category here at the Blue and Gold. 'lihey have hoth heen organized sports during the last year with lavorahle results. .lunior football was revived this past year following its collapse a liew seasons ago. Charles Shirley, a new addition to the faculty, coached the yearlings and did a commendable job of teaching the lads fundamentals. The squad played four games during the season, losing them illl. l lUXX'CYK'l', GUI,l ilil'iAlVl smith ,ll'N lf IR VARSITY lf! K WBA Ll, liiclu-Ilmerger, Reynold Shirley. llolderhaum, Mi Brown Kim, Perkins, Kifer, Eve Kohcr it is felt that the experience acquired will help to produce valuahlc material for future varsity squads. ln past years golf teams were or- ganixed to meet the prohleln of spring athletics, and this vcar has lmeen no exception. Scl ensinith, and iade, Uhlig, Dunn, llock- VVamplcr were valuable holdovers from the previous season. Ulilig and DL inn are serving their final year. The squad was again coached hy Roy Mchlunn. Scliade, Dunn, VVamplcl llhlig, Pracht, llockcn Marcius, Dushaek, Mi I' chell, Dreistadt, Hamilton Gettens, VVisenvr, Flll mer, Alberts, Sapp, Good Matovieh, Lakotosh S VIILUME ' ill W 'Ln ' ' .1 , . , 4 f f Ig , 1 3 , .5 X f K fig, ,A .-'- - .Agar . f' ' jf, N' X ,h 'l 'I ,117 ,1- Q! 'H 'ri ni' ' 15 ' V i, ,, ,n f I f' 1- Cffi 'f a l' - f . ks 1 3 f Yfggzlg, j f' A za- ' . ga v. J P-. fxw' , ,fig ' -ff 1 ':'.'2i'L1: 21? N., 9 it vi 4 f fin.. ' ,,,1': -' fm- ef' , at w! ,il A l 'rgtr 'I '-'m 'X l fl! 5- I xii. N. l -if -ififff f ' ' , .- . . . . ff if-he 1' igggfh my N tlIlS hlstollc year., as V ,l if H for Victoryv becomes our of 'W watchword and the picture X C A ,Q,,,..., .... M 'Wx of the minuteman our insign- ,'rT' ' . . . . . la, NQDFWIH goes on with its -Q-,. ,1. ,E ,,., ,sw .... .-.57-3:1 e- f, if 21.xgi4L!:Zi3A athletic program to increase the good health and energies of Norwinitesg to strengthen their character and develop good sportsmanship. ,lust as Americanism is displayed in the classroom and in activi- ties, so it shows itself on the haskcthall floor and the foot- ball gridiron. The keen thrill of competition and the will to win are a fundamental part of the American way. A . .,.--...... .,, -...na -I XX PIGSKI BIDDERS Roy H. Mclklunn, a former Washing- ton and jefferson end, became Norwin's head football coach at the outset of last season, after having served as assistant coach and athletic director for several years. Clark lVlcClelland was named assistant coach and Charles Shirley, a newcomer in our midst, served as junior varsity coach. In spite of numerous handicaps, the new mentor tackled the job with typical expert enthusiasm. At the beginning of the season, a number of skeptics were taken aback when they saw the Blue Devil eleven in action. The gridders turned in two creditable performances against Greensburg and Monessen, our strongest rivals this past season. How- ever, at the completion of the schedule, the local boys had lost all seven of their AA tilts. Although this record seems discourag- ing, we as students are anything but downhearted. Well liked by the student body and squad, the new coaching staff has given rise to an improved spirit which ir . .Rv I 1 i xx Coaches McMunn and McClelland discuss a new play. Lesson number one-rhat's a football. Grid stars llursh, Bozich, and Wiehrowski take time out to pose. fi 1 will untloulmtcclly inzzlw lor hcttvr lioothznll tczuns in thc futurc. 'lihrcc of our warriors rcccivt-cl outsiclc recognition for tht-ir cfforts. llursh :incl VVichrowski coppccl positions on thc ull- county st-cond tt-:ini while Bozich gar- ncrccl honorzihlc nicntion. 'lilu-sc szunc hoys :ilso plziyctl in :1 post sczison ull- counry gznnc. Fourteen hoys will hc lost next st-arson through guziclllgitioli :intl incligilvility. Iht- staring lint- up usually rt-:nl :ns follows: Harris :incl clllCC1ll'U or U. Cuccziro :it tht- wing posts, VViclirow'slii :incl 'liharp :it tzicklc, llursh :intl lVlcNclly :it guzircl, Orcll ut the pivot, lfozich :incl Proctor or Foniich :it the hzilvcs, lfvcs :it quarter, :incl Kolwr in tht- lullhzicli slot. SFIDBES Norwin 0 Norwin ll Norwin 0 Norwin 6 Norwin O Norwin O Norwin 0 VVillcinshurg 27 Latrobe 26 Swissvnlc I2 Grccnshurg 32 hlcanm-trc 21 hloncsscn 26 Penn lligh 34 Helmzin, llt-nshergcr, Kinscy NlcNelly, llockcnsmith, White, Shen, 'l'h:irp, Nltfliiit-, Nlziystrovicli, Dushzick, Chopich, lhonipson, Richards Nlchlunn, Drcistzult, Krotz, llursh, NYit'l1rowski, Lough- rimlgt-, Plzink, Sofzily, Brighcnti, Kohcr, Un-ll, Loutscnhizt-r, llnrris, Nlr. Nlcflcllziml Goods, Smith, Xlhcrts, J. L'llCL'2Il'1l, Proctor, liozich, lfvcs, Wiscncr, llilmlcnlmrancl, ilcttins, C. L'liu'ziro PRESE Tl ' THE 'llhe 1941-42 varsity haslcethall season closed on lfehruary 28 after an up-and-down series of games hy the Norwin five. 'lihe Blue Devil quintet wound up its second consecutive year in the cellar of Section IX. lhough the squad was a veteran outfit, the hoys failed to come up to local expectations. Clark lVlcClelland piloted the cagers for his lifth and Hnal year. Due to hlcClelland's acceptance of a civil service joh with the army late in the season, ,lim XYolfe, who has had a wealth of experience in local court circles, took over the controls until the finale. Regardless of the record of two games won and ten Com-n MeC1,iai.i,ANn lost in section competition, the Norwin live played several never-to-he-forgotten tilts. Connellsville was the opponent on one such occasion, the final score Several hoopsters enjoy Mr. NlcClelland, Cuccaro, Coulter, Nlelienna, 'l'harpe, a lXleClelland joke. lllaystrovieh, Ralph, ylereb, Hamilton laylor, Carroll, llhlig, Siegel, -lohnston, Plank, .Xnderson, lfiltl, Clarke, Shea 1k it i R x we is 4, ,N fit. all ffl . l. 'b 'z. 44, onwl ASKETEEI: bein!! 32-30 in the Coker's favor. ln an- other thriller, hleannette fell before the locals in a high-tension 30-26 affair. Une non-section game which kept the fans on their feet was the 3-f-32 overtime defeat of the Blue Devils on their home floor at the hands of North Belle Vernon. Norwin was eliminated from the county tourna- ment in the first play off, losing to Greensburg 36-31. ln spite of this season's losses, the filt- look for next year is optimistic. '1'he 1942-43 club will be a veteran outfit from the start. With such seasoned players as -lohnston, Shea, Carroll, Clarke and Anderson returning, plus virtually tle entire lrwin hlunior High aggregation, ' 1 . f i great ball club may be produced. 1rxxn junior VV.P.1.A.1,. championship squad will send such boys as Buckley, Abraham, Kifer, and Reynolds to bolster the re- turning varsity. Several valuable seniors will be lost through graduation. High-scoring Ray Siegel, who finished the season with 103 points, as well as Vlfalter Plank, defen- sive ace, will be hard to replace. Uhlig, Taylor, and lfiltz, all of whom showed streaks of basketball ability, will also be graduated. 1llN1'l'lltfl0l1N on f.,lllI'i1ll1j., rrison, Millen, Kerr, Payne, VY. l.ee, George, Fulton, How In mike fhgt Hk11l1lqllL Xlr Nlacftndarfer winning basktt kb: I Stlnader, Kim es. Bogle, R. 1.ee, Pierce, Buckley, Bt'l'gIll2ll1, .1eker- Solomon llzllu. Slack, Reynolds, Kifer, hlelienzie, Broun, r I 1 i I 0 lmys prslcticc their csllisthcnin gXnuthcr scorc fur nur simlcf, X good cxzlmplc of perfect lmlzlllu Wrcsth-rs get Rl work-out. En gnrdc! Two badminton fiends, If t 1 la,L ll .fl r f I TBA UR C ETITI i Norwin's gym and health classes for boys assumed an air of seriousness this year in view of our country's war crisis. Both classes were revised in an attempt to train students to meet emergencies. The gym classes themselves were not so different from those of other years- fundamentally, at least. There was one noticeable change, however. Calisthenics became more prominent as a measure for keeping the boys in excellent physical condition. A program was set up in order to supply exercise for all the muscles of the body. 'llhere were push-ups, bending exercises, running in place, and a variety of others. As the year progressed, the calisthenics became more exhaustive and difhcult but the students were more able to stand them. Basketball held its place at the top of the games list. Although the game was not played in a strictly orthodox manner, it remained the favorite of the classes. Badminton, volleyball, and fencing played minor roles in the gym curricula. During the warmer days of spring, soft ball was played outdoors. 'lihere were few classes in the open, however. ln health class, a decided change was noticeable. First aid, based upon informa- tion supplied by the American Red Cross, was taught almost exclusively. 'llo teach boys to remain calm in an emergency and to render first aid when necessary became the foremost aim of the health program. 'llhis year instead of merely learning the integral parts of the body, students placed emphasis upon their functions and how to care for them. Such things as bleeding, shock, broken bones and poison- ing were discussed in' detail during recitations. If every high school has done as much for its boys as has ours in the past year, we may rest assured that America's men of the future will be strong in mind and body, able to take care of themselves, and to face a crisis calmly. l 1 r i r i 1 l l 1 Friskien Hockey experts try for zu gunl. rlemonstrzntes hmv ping-pong slmulml Ive The b:1ll's over here! Fun on the deck tennis court. Ir's zlnylm4Iy's hull right mm: 'X quiet LZRIIIIQ ul alxllmebuzml ln pnugglesr. play IIRWIN SPGRT WIIME To get all the sports enthusiasts start- ed for a year of interclass and individual competition, hockey was introduced as the hrst sport. The seniors won the championship by a very close margin, the other three classes showing stiff compe- tition. The Girls' Leaders Club, supervised by Miss Allshouse, began to get actively under way in january. Bernadine Hig- gins was elected president, Mary Smith vice-president: and Pat Siebert,secretary- treasurer. 'l'he membership of the club numbered fourteen, consisting of eight seniors, four juniors and two sophomores. These girls olhciated at games and worked in the shower-room and gym. . !., if I I N ii'ri ii f lx l u I Basketball was the next sport intro- duced with the seniors again winning the championship. Volleyball and mushball were close followers of basketball in the interclass line. Ping-pong, badminton, tennis, and archery were offered as individual sports. 'l'ournaments, in which many girls par- ticipated, were held to determine the title holder for each sport. With the completion of these sports, a full program of much enjoyment and enthusiasm ended until next year's fans light the torch and keep it burning for another year. GIRLS' l.IiAIJlCRS CLUB llcnsler, Loutsenhizcr, Mcllugli, Mchlunn, Wyncoop, Frisk Kukovich, Sensenich, Schneid- er. Magill, Kovac likin, Smith, Higgins, Seibert autograph! 1,.' fi 7 1 gl EWZMJ Muffy 79527'j4QAQZJf?y ig QQQQUMJ A,,M,4f,G5AlZDS f f f 50 Q35f'fQ5'7 A 7 ,WW 42 if f 3 '77 ffffgf 1 7, I 57 EIL ff Q, f ' f L' ' 4X ,Q X ,Q7,2LZZfCL,pyL fQ50,? k!'ZmyL4f,f'ff5f- ,Qycuc J X56 qi aww PATRON S Achtenbaum Fruit Market Altman's Mills Anthony's Service Station Automatic Saw Guide and Machine Co. L. G. Balfour Company Beamer Handle Company Beauty Craft Shoppe Berk's Store Hyman Bergad Betty's Beauty Shop Blair's Dairy Bob 81 Nell's Lunch Room Brown's Barber Shop C. W. Brown Smoke Shop Bukels Confectionery Dr. R. R. Bushyager Business Training College of Pittsburgh Central Market Dobkin Furniture Company Horace DeAngeles Lumber and Supply Co. Dr. A. DeWeese Duffs-Iron City College Iluwer Furniture Company Evan's Chevrolet Garage Everglad Felder's Fidelity Trust Company Filtz Hardware Store First National Bank of Irwin Kay Flude Beauty Shop Gem Restaurant Ernest George Super-Service and Heating M. A. Gillespie Company David T. Glunt Funeral Home Grace Martin's School for Women John N. Gregg Garage Green Company Greensburg Business School Guy's Confectionery Willard Hamilton Herminie Feed and Supply Company Dr. Marvin A. Herzog, Optometrist Hockensmith Wheel and Mine Car Co. W. Hutchins Irwin Delicatessen Irwin Drug Company Irwin Floral Company Irwin Foundry and Mine Car Co. Irwin Ice Company john E. Irwin Irwin Monument Works Irwin Motor Sales Irwin Photo Service Irwin Sanitary Barber Shop Irwin Savings and Trust Company Jackson's Shoe Store -lacktown Hotel Jeannette Glass Company Jersey Cereal Company Jimmy's Market Dr. R. S. Jones Kaplan's Dr. Kifer Dr. W. W. King Kintigh Florist Klingensmith's Confectionery C. M. Laffoon David Lee Restaurant Frank Levin Lincoln Coach Lines Lomicka's Market Dr. H..Lubow Manor National Bank Manor News Stand Manor Theater Mary .lane's Beauty Salon Dr. R. lf. L. McCormick Mellon Funeral Home Meyers-Powers Ice Cream Co. Mildred's Beauty Shop Dr. A. D. Miller Dr. S. B. Miller Model Dry Cleaning and Laundry Co Moore's Pharmacy G. C. Murphy Company Norwin Cafeteria Norwin Garage Norwin Theater Company Patterson and Adams Insurance Co. Pennsylvania Rubber Co. People's Store Pinkerton School for Secretaries Pittsburgh Reflector Company H. M. Pringle and Sons Proctor's Garage Quint's Market Ratner's Republican Printing Company Roger's Printing Company Rose Thrift Market Rosendahl's lilectric Store Rosendahl's jewelry Store Sandson's Market Santer's Dress Shoppe Schade's Garage Russel Schade R. R. Sensenick Builder's Supplies Serro's Diner Sheridan Terrace Athletic Association Charles Siegal Dr. C. H. Silvis Simpson's Beauty Salon J. W. Snyder and Son Studio Grande Swenson's Drug Store Phil Taylor's The Huh Dr. W. H. Taylor Valley Cash Feed Store Vivian's Beauty Salon C. A. Watson Waugaman Electric Store Weija and Stankus Welty's Garage Westmoreland Coal Company Winter's Furniture Store Wollardls Service Station joe Workman's Store Dan Zanarini I'IIgLl'.lXt'l -Pllllfillif 'LIlg,QI.lXIIIg1 1 Nw ' . :xml lzl C 11 l'l1ulugl'.l1Y V f:l'.llIlIl' Vuvcf ' tr Vrmtur K x' l'l'wN .i.