Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Nt-vt-i' sinttt' tht- orgzuiilxttitm ol Norwin Union lligh School hzis tht- lioztrtl ol lftlucxttion httt-n fact-tl with nioit- st-rious tliHit'ultit-s :intl prohlttnis than in this yt-:ir of l9-H. linint-tlizitt-ly following tht- Hrt- on -lzinuairy lllth, this liozirtl ht-,tgztn its grczit task of provitling tht' nt-t-tlt'tl facilities for tht- stutlcnt hotly intl ltplitini., tht tlt tr x l intl ttl t t IIIVIII. f - -s o-'t-t 1 tlzunzig' t-quip llll'I't' is IIU KN IX KKK K Ill 'L .' '- 'Q tlxprcss our tlt-t-p ztpprccia- tion lor tht- grt-nt Joh tht-y thtl in this tunt- ol t'int-rgt-nt'y, Wlt- rtfzthzt- that Norwin is fortunzitt' in littviug sut'h I group ol ptoplt 1 - - who :irc intt-rt-stvtl in tht- wt-ll'irt of tht - - stutlcnt hotly :intl wt' cztgcrly .lN.llI tht- tl:iv wht-n tht- lfozirtls plzins man' bt t niittl out in lull ' t ' -1 :intl Norwin will :igziin hc rt-stort-tl to II5 lormt'r position :is :in A-l institution of lt-zirning. - 1 ' ' i ' following lhis x't u' tht lioutl is toniposttl ol tht nit-inht-i's: U. lit-t'l4t-r, U. lf. Hlgtir, R. lllatnlit-ttt-. I C'l'u'lt Mi lint Q' Nl l ill' tn li ll tlh ll. X. Mill :intl lllgit SS 1 '19, . . . ,Z U? , ',. ,Ill t-r, li. l':iintt'r, W. l':u'lit'i', St-nst'nit'h, kiss. BOARD OF EDUCATION Sltmt1'nq'Pt-Nsall Wat Mt, Bt-clog Sen-snich, Lin if Clafl. Stmted' Pa'kv', Laffoon, Mi-is Joritv, Millet, Blgnltiltc, Paintvix Bltiir

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x MR. CARI. C. l'lzARSAI.I. MR. FIOIIN VV. LTANVSUN SUPERINTENDENT NR. CARI, C. PEARSAIAI, The many problems and dilhculties of this past school year have placed an even greater burden on the shoulders of Mr. Carl C. Pearsall, our Super- intendent of schools. His vast experience and wealth of understanding enabled him to capably meet this emergency and bring the term to a successful close. Progressiveness has always been the watchword of Mr. Pearsall and by this method he hopes to see Norwin rise above the circumstances and regain its former standing. lo the Senior Class Mr. Pearsall Wishes to express his thanks for the fine eo-operative spirit shown in this period of adverse conditions. VVithout com- plaint they did everything in their power to help their administrative leaders in every way. It is his hope that they will retain this spirit in the future and thus gain a place in the world. PRINCIPAL Miz. linux W. cl,AwsoN His sympathetic direction of the activities of Norwiifs students marked Mr. ,lohn VV. Clawson, our principal, as a friendly adviser. He was always ready to do anything he could to make easier the way of the pupils under his super- vision. One ofthe chief aims of Mr. Clawson was keeping up with the individual student and his classes. Democratic means were used in planning schedules, and solving discipline problems. By his understanding ways, Mr. Clawson won the friendship of all Norwin students. Mr. Clawson extends his congratulations and best wishes for the future to the graduating class, along with the hope that they will meet the future with a spirit of unfaltering courage and assist in restoring peace and happiness throughout the world.

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Snaps In Review CF The Teachers We M lhew .If ' ,J D . Mary Allshouse Dorolhy Bower George Bowers Jane? Buehn Louise Johnsfon Dorolhy Davis Fred Herlinger Muriel Gallagher Madeline Hershey Elizabeth Corrin