Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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FACULTY MR. JAMES .XLTMAN While imparting his knowl- edge to l'.0,D. students, Mr. Altnmn linds time to Ziff as athletic nmnuger. He earned :tn M.lid. from the lfniver- sity of Pittsburgh. MR. RALPH T. ARRIGO Mr. Arrigo faithfully car- ries out his two fold duties: these include teaching hiol- ogy and coaching foothull. Senior advisors review possible scholarship candidates. Mr. Schwartz, Mrs. Schwartz, Mrs. Rosen A B.S. degree was attained at California State l11C2lCllCI'S College. MRS. CELESTA BRANDON Her wit makes typing und business orientation interest- ing commercial s u lmj e c t s. Acting as advisor of the Pen- non consumes much of her time. Mrs, lirzxndon earned a BS, at Pitt. 18 MRS. LORR.-UNE CORNICLI, Not only instructing sen- iors in English hut super- xising the Honor Society ful- lill Mrs. Cornell's ambitions. She secured ll ILA. degree from Seton Hill College.

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MRS. NIARGAREI' FREY Her talents are displayed as physical education teacher. Mrs. lfrey derives pleasure from rifle shooting. Pitt be- stowed her M.Ed. degree. MR. ARTHUR FAUVIE Mr. lfauvie instructs stu- dents in the lield of indus- trial arts. 'l'he University of l'ittsburgh was the source of his M.Ed. degree. MR. JAMES HAKE Television repair work is a hobby of this niathetnatics instructor. A B.S. degree was earned from California State Teacllers College. MR. WARREN GARDNER lnterested in sports and the outdoors, Mr. Gardner is a science instructor. He attended Westminster Gol- lege where a Il..-X. was re- ceixed. . ,vf KM MR. THOMAS GARVIZY Mr. Garvey is not only ac- tive in teaching P.0.ll. and U.S. History, but ably dis- plays his capabilities on the gridiron. Duquesne Univer- sity granted his B.Ed. de- gree. MRS. MARY E. HENRY Although English is her principal subject, the sub- ject of an invigorating ten- nis galne also pleases her, Mrs. Henry secured a B.A. degree from Seton Hill. MISS MIVRIEI. GAl.l.AGHER A teacher of English and Spanish. Miss Gallagher en- joys reading and foreign lan- guages. Her MA. degree was obtained at the llnirersity of Chicago. MISS MADELINE HERSHEY Her capabilities make XVorld History an enlighten- ing course. Her guidance is maintained to direct the l-'u- ture 'lcaclrers of America. .1 V MMO JNWL