Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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SENIORS OF 1945 RUTH ANN FETSKO Ruth Ann . . . charmed us with her. pleasing person- ality . . . participated in sports . . . listened to Ginny Simms' songs . . . anxious to be an able secretary. HELEN FISHER Helen . . . said little, but still acquired many friends . . . collected pictures . . . liked to watch football games . . . longed to become an evangelist or missionary. jov Fox Joy . . . re-entered Norwin from Hollywood High in her senior year . . . Yearbook worker . . . partial to Tommy Dorsey . . . planned to go to business school. ROBERT FULMER Bob . . . will be remembered for his ability to get out of trouble . . . varsity football player . . . in Lettermen's Club . . . aspired to be mayor of West Irwin. FRANK FULTON Frank . . . looked forward to hunting season . . . quiet, but friendly . . . member of French Club, Hi-Y, Year- book, and Bi-Weekly . . . hoped to fly for the Army. FLORA FURRI-:R Flo . . . admitted hot dogs were her favorite food . . . owner of an infectious giggle . . . belonged to Glee Club . . . looked forward to being a beautician. GEORGIA GELIS George . . . had big ideas for a small girl . . . full of vitality plus . . . intramural sports' enthusiast . . . desired to become a successful secretary. DALLAS GEORGE Dal . . . loved his teachers . . . active in Yearbook, BI-Weekly, French Club, Lettermen's Club, and Hi-Y . . . Football and Track participant . . . known to all. REGINA GEORGE Gene . . . had a cheerful greeting for everyone . . . pursuer- of.T. E. G. and Art Clubs' activities . . . artis- tically inclined . . . will become an artist. ARTHUR Gooo Art . . . could talk for hours about baseball . . . an ardent outdoors lover . . . football manager during his sophomore year . . . wanted to be a game commissioner. RUTH ANN FETSKO Juv rox FRANK FULTON GEORGIA GELIS REGINA GEGRGE HELEN FISHER ROBERT FULMER FLORA FURRER DALLAS GEORGE ARTHUR GOOD V .

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IWARGARET DOUGLAS DORIS ANN DUNN CATHERINE DIISHACK NAOMI ECKENRODE DOROTHY EVERINGHAM . .gr DANIEL DUGAN JAMES Dl'RNlN RICHEY EBIERMAN STEWART EKIN DON EVES 2' flf 'B- Q SENIORS OF 1945 MARGARET DOUGLAS Peggy . . . served as our snappy head majorette . a good looker . . . participated in Yearbook and Tri-Hi-Y activities . . . to be a beautician was her aim. DANIEL DUGAN Danny . . . didn't worry about a thing . . . never had time to study . . . always had a quick comeback . . . desired to become a sailor with a girl in every port. DORIS ANN DUNN- Flossy . . . wrote letters in her leisure time . . . one of her many virtues was silence . . . Harry james was high on her list . . . a nursing career intrigued her. JAMES DURNIN jim . . . had a host of friends . . . Yearbook, Football, Hi-Y, and Basketball occupied his time . . . enjoyed biology . . . ambition was to further his education. CATHERINE DusHAcK Cathie . . . hoped someday to see the world . . . member of Glee Club . . . loved to dance to the music of johnny Mercer . . . expected to make some sailor a good wife. RicnEv EBERMAN Richey . . . kept Miss McFall wondering how he passed French . . . president of Band . . . on the Yearbook Staff . . . harbored the ambition of becoming a sailor. NAOMI ECKENRODE Naomil' . . . was recognized as a petite bundle of charm . . . in Tri-Hi-Y, T. E. G., Bi-Weekly, and Yearbook . . . a good jitterbug . . . desired a beautician's career. STEWART EKIN Stew . . . was known for his words, Come on, let's yell! . . . solid as a cheerleader . . . active in Hi-Y and Glee Club . . . felt the Marines needed him. DOROTHY EVERINCHAM Dot . . . had a unique ambition of becoming an auc- tioneer . . . liked to give oral reports . , . was pleased by the music of johnny Mercer . . . liked to go fishing. DON EvEs Don . . . noted for his ability on the gridiron . . . belonged to Bi-Weekly and Hi-Y . . . fascinated by algebra . . . hoped to join the Naval Air Corps.

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SENIORS OF 1945 Nomm Goou Goodie . . . enjoyed roller skating . . . took part in girls' sports and Yearbook activities . . . attracted by the Navy . . . will operate a comptometer. Scorr Goon Scottie . . . kicked his way to fame on the Varsity Eleven . . . class ollicer his junior year and a Letterman . . . liked to eat . . . planned to sail for the Navy. JEAN GoRDoN Jeanne'l . . . transferred from Jermyn High School . . . always listened to That Brewster Boyv . . . interested in doing school work . . . fond of oflice work. Dokis GREEN Gteeniel' . . . dreamed of designing fashions .4 . . art editor of the Publications . . . Rifle Club, 'l-l'l-lll-wi, and Art Club member . . . anticipated taking up art, VELLA lVlAE GRIEVE Maizie'y . . . possessed a lot of pep and energy . . . was never on time . . . dancing took up most of her spare moments . . . expected to continue her education. NORNIAN Gitoss Miny . . . owned a matchless sense of humor . . . secretary-treasurer of the Art Club . . . a handy man with a rifle . . . set being a forest ranger as his goal. BETTY l-lAM1i.ToN Betty . . . had a cheerful hello for everyone . . . a willing helper . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y, T. E. G., Bi- VVeekly, and Yearbook . . . aspired to go to college. JAMES HARRtsoN Hoberty . . . had a nose for trouble . . . interested in sports, especially bowling . , . had no favorite class . . . contemplated becoming a machinist. JUNE l'lARRisoN June . . , was known for her ability to miss busses . . . always happy and smiling . . . her certain someone was in the Navy , . . would like to be a telephone operator. Lois HARTLAND f'Lois . . . was one of our quieter classmates . . . active in T. E. G. and Yearbook . . . read all the good novels . . . hoped to follow the nursing profession. I . NORNIA GOOD JEAN nokoors vEi.MA MAE niusvn BETTY iiniitrox JUN!-I HARIUSON SCOTT GOOD DORIS GREEN NORMAN GROSS JAYWES HARRISON LOIS HARTLAND fligggf :ef ' A ,Sis .1 Q L23 t Qi jf 4 ai E, eowif ., 1458- ,it ,Aff . ai