Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Biology students Eldon Carlson and Margaret Usborne weighing the wllitc rats 'lr 'k ,X peaceful svcm' in the library an znltcrnrmll

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: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.