Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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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

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Ray fakes science equipment from Lefty SPECIALISTS IN THEIR FIELDS Call everything you see, was one of the instructions given by Miss Mary Allshouse to the members of her Leaderls Club who ofli- ciated at intramural activities. She attempted to build-up the girls into big, tough, super- women in gym and health classes. Miss Dorothy Bower's history class proved interesting to even the slap-happy and sleepy members of the sophomore and junior classes. The American Observer kept the students up to date in both current events and the latest jokes. Ah! Sweet Essence of Sewer Water! No, not a perfume, just the concoctions of Mr. George Bowers' chemistry classes. His presence at many of the social events not only took care of the chaperone problem, but also relieved the man-power shortage. Parlez-vous Francais? If you have had Miss janet Buehn for a French teacher you can truly answer, 'gOui, ou! This year a French Club was organized under her guidance, which proved to be a howling success. What's cookin'? Most anything, in one of Miss Elizabeth Corrin's home economics classes. As adviser of the T. F. G. Club, she found herself at helm of the Norwin Canteen, which involved everything from picking up garbage to keeping finances straight. One grand person was about the best de- scription that can be found for Miss Dorothy Davis who taught bookkeeping and business science. She had a heart of gold and would do anything to help her future business men and women to success. Adventures in English Literature truly became adventures under the guidance of Miss Muriel Gallagher, the English teacher of those up-and-coming juniors. The tales of her many travels were an interesting sidelight of the course. The mysteries of 6Bugology' and Physics were brought to life by Mr. Fred Herlinger in his own unique manner. His particular brand of humor inspired the Hi-Y Club on to greater achievements, especially in the fine points of dramatic art. The most enjoyable part of Miss Madeline Hershey's course was in classroom discussions. Sometimes the arguments got so hot a cooling off period was needed. Another job of hers was directing the members of the junior class in their money-making schemes. i '-