Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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-AF' .goataf of l,cfucatioiz 3-1 I-dl ' 'T-7' C l3l'l'KI-'R C. BLAIR J, Bi.ANKi2r'rE J. CLARK T, Home J. llvmiizs Miss josifs -I. ,CII-'ER C. LAFFOON E. PAINTER G. XVATKISS C. SIENSIENICII 'lihe Norwin School Board is composed of memhers from the lrwin School Board and the North Huntingdon lownslnp School Board. lhe memhers are eleeted hy the people for terms of two, four and six years. loday, there are seven memhers on the Township hoard and Eve memhers on the Irwin hoard. This year the Board's officers are: G. Watkiss, presidentg C. C. Sensenieh. vice presidentg C. Becker, secrctaryg C. F. Blair, treasurer. Including the officers the Board is composed of the following memhers: Ll. R. Blankette, bl. Clark, lf. Painter, C. N. Laffoon, Miss Jones, l. Hoak, bl. J. Kifer, hl. NV. llughes. SCHOOL SECRETARY 'l'he many important duties of the administra- tion office is in the eapahle hands of Miss Jean llohhie who is a new-comer at Norwin this year. She quickly had the office running smoothly and proved invaluahle in her many services. Known for her friendliness and willingness to give a '- helping hand she is well liked hy the faculty and students. Wav

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Superintendent Owing to his vast experienee :xml umlerstzimling, w w J ' ' Mr. Lurl C. le:1rs:1ll, our superintemlent ol selmols, has helpecl hring this ye:1r's term to :1 successful close. Desiring to see Norwin hold :tml maintain high stzimling :Among high schools, Mr. PC2ll'S2lll is allways on hziml to help make Norwin :1 hetter school. He helieyes that eo- operzitiun is one of the most important factors of :1 stmlent's life, :iml that it should he prztctieetl lmrh in :xml out of sehool. 'lin the grzulunting class, lXlr. Penrsnll exremls his wishes for :1 successful :tml prosperous future. Principal ln his iezicliness to give :ulyiee tmuml the tlireetion ol Norwin's :ietivities :lml projects, Mr. .Iuhn XV. LllllNYS0ll, our prim'ip:1l, has mzicle ol himself :1 lemler much sought :llter hy the stmlent hotly :ls zi whole. l'l1lll'IlCSS has zllwzlvs heen :i guiding fnetor of Nr. Cl:iwson's. llis zlvoezltion of equal opportunities has srurtecl many :in aspiring Norwinite on the roml to success. llis :ihility tn umlerstuml the pmhlenms ul' youth has I72lYL'Kl the way for :i mutual relation- ship lmetween the stmlent :tml himself which is very essential in every tlny life.

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.U4x'yXl.l,slio1's1' Dokoiiix' liowrit filtlklili liowifks tezieher ll specizilist in his held. 'lihese 'instruc- tors guitletl the students in hoth eurriculzir :intl extrzi-curricular activities. on our etluczitionzil progrzun. Seniors from cl2lll1lgllL'l'lS llllll K1llJ2lSlll5 ClllSSCS concentrzitetl on lfnglish literature. Miss llgillziglier :intl Miss Siegel collzihoruted in zicquziinting the juniors with .Mnericzin llIL'l'1l- ture. llie sophomores untler Miss Nzirtlei :intl :intl Stevenson. Miss Rzunsey :intl Mrs. 4 X l'iI.Il,XIHa'I'II Coiuux ljlllillllll Norwin has ll well trziinetl fzicultv, each Nvzirtlen stressetl 'lihe I,:itly of the luke :intl ulV1lllll0CH to the lreshnizin. ln ortler that Norwin grzitluzites might he hetter citizens Social Science Courses were otferetl. Mr. Shirley helpetl the senior cleinoc- rztcy class to hetter unclerstzintl our govern- ment. flinericzin llistory was mzule interesting lor the juniors hy Miss llershey :intl Miss Rzieltley. Miss liower :intl Miss llershey guitletl the sophomores in their stutly of XVorltl llistory. 'lihe lireshnixin civics clzisses tziught hy Miss lVhite :intl Miss l,llSf21I'llll stutlietl our government in un effort to heconie hetter citizens. llezuling the list of currieulzu' activities is lfiiglisli, one ol the most nnportzint suhjects Mrs. Scliwzirtz stuclietl the works of 'liennyson lntlivitluzil help Miineogrziph lesson Dixvis - -an-wit .nn-vs -l- ..- ..-1..1.r