Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Gertrude Ramsey Berneice Robb Look pretty, please. Well, try, anywayf' These were a few comments made hy our superphotographer, Mr. Leonard Peters. Be- sides picture taking he spent his time traveling between -Iunior High and Norwin trying to teach eager students, science and physics. The history classes of Miss lfva Rackley dwelt particularly on current events. Reference work also was stressed for she believed every student should he capable of finding things out for themselves. However, she was ready at any time to give helpful suggestions or needed assistance. Art students brushing up on their proiects Paul gets instructions for Red Cross Drive

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'llhe many senior girls who left school to accept typing positions were a tribute to Miss Anna Santner, their typing instructor. Her patience and helpfulness proved of invaluable aid to all her students. She also helped with the financial end of the Norwin Canteen. Miss Florence Saunders is truly an indispen- sible part of the schools personnel. Besides teaching shorthand, she also supervised all work done by her office training students. 'llhey did the typing and mimeographing for everyone and also helped out in the ofhce whenever needed. Ready, Aim, Firel Bang Bang! No, not an enemy execution, just the Rifle Club in action under the direction of Mr. Charles Shirley. A busier man can't be found. Besides being the Freshman Class adviser, he taught both civics and history. Hard to do without! Yes, that was Miss Carrie Sowash, our efficient librarian who was always ready to lend a helping hand to any intellectual student. Because of over- crowded conditions the second semester, the library became a real haven of refuge . Donald Rose Anna Sanlner Florence Saunders Elsie Barnard Schwarf Sarah and John mixing a brew