Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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THEINDUSHHALARTSSTUDENT n the shop area, emotions range from apparent boredom to extreme concentration, to obvious intensity as seen in the faces of Dean Ball, Tom Galata, and Gary Toth. Anderson is finally able to slow the pace down a bit after he gets to the school and settles down to his drafting table. Ag' fs 'W-...A ..t. N a 5:30 A.M. swimming practice, Greg takes a fast shower and hurries off a day at the classes. What does he do after school? More swimming prac- ofcourse! Yr W g 3 7,5 if 4'-. ,. ,W ,f ggi sf W if t ' '15 rim rl, 'W W JW V fl .0 4. V 7' 22 '21 5 MW: , if A it f ', , ' ,V y my M A rv' egwyl x Wt W 5 M A X ' , ' r' ,A ,W Y , w.,,, 1 JA THETEACHER on va. mm 5 o I 4 1 4 Q W, THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENT Students usually see teachers as they stand in front of class. But the teacher-counselor conference is an in- tegral pant of the day as evidenced by Mrs. Rodgers and Mr. Ken- ney. As Mr. Novotny proves Ccenterj, teachers must manuever through the lunch line, too. When day is done, friendly conversation around the coffee machine for Mr. McCorkle, Mr. Kat- tic, and Mr. Sipe.

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L i s a Swords m a k e s her way through the halls in order to get to all of th o s e business classes: finally she ends up work- ing in the c o m - p u t e r r o o m w h e r e she gains valuable experi- encefor future employ- ment. THROUGH THE DAY WITH: H A COLLEGE PREP STUDENT Give me my calculator and I'm ready to start the day, says Joe Shayka, who helps prepare for his classes by spending a lot of time in the 3 T H E B U N E E H After a morning of academic classes, tech schoo T student Carl Anderson must down a quick Iuncl' ST U D E N T U and be off to catch the bus for Youngwood. H 14 Us :sf Swimmer Greg Chevl starts his day before mos' Norwinites, as he loosen: TH E muscles for a dip in the pool. at

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CLASSROO 1 TEACHERS oRwiN s FACULTY PROVIDE BASICS OF EDUCATION FOR 1907 STUDENTS. .. el -' I' 3 9 .2 A iif .S I ,vw ,qw . W TTTTTT g g . Night school at Norwin? Not quite. Teachers above are reporting for school following the eight week old teachers strike. By that time daylight savings time was a thing of the past and the early morning was still dark. Shown above reporting for duty are: Mr. Rizzardi, Mrs. Matko, Mr. Frendy, Mr. Matko, and Mr. Shaffer. Ready to do what they do best are Mr. Kallenborn and Mr. Torau, Ctop left and rightj.