Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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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.

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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

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