Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Norwin Scholars Reap Benefits The Class Of I986 Boasts Its Academic Achievers Three Students Are Named National Merit Semi-Finalists Students Are Commended For Their Performance On The PSAT's The Top Ten Students Of The Class Of i986 Are Recognized Cabove leftj COMMENDED STUDENTS Anthony Cleftj MERIT WINNERS Jill Bertani. Scott Bitner. John Rasp. Cathy Fuegi, Tammie Joy lrani. Tim Martin, Kirk Yenerall TOP TEN ROW I: Jennifer Colinear, Anna Mandalakas, Linda LaGorga, Cheryl Kremer ROW 2: Tim Mar- tin, Scott Bitner, Kirk Yenerall. Rob Zuber, Steve Sekelsky. Lisa Vozel Cas of July l985J

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Honors, Athletic Awards Merit Recognition 199 Opposite Page: Even though many recognition assemblies have been held at Norwin High School, each new accomplishment should be realized for its spe- WW, cial significance. The students pictured here also represent many other athletes whose sea- son ended later and hopefully garnered awards also. The Pennon staff salutes all of you. sowing H60 Opposite Page: CROSS COUNTRY J. Horner, P. Worrall Tomko ROW 2: R. Smetak, J. Smith, M. Low VOLLEYBALL ROW I: J, Brentzel. M. Sobeck, R. Rettger, B. Geiselman ROW 21 A. Mandella, C. Bazala, B. Yerace, J. Pezek, E. Ratesic ROW Sz K. Priatko. N. Borkowski, T. Fronk, J. Smith, T. Ramirez Scott Bitner was selected as the l986 Rodgers Scholarship recipient. This prestigious honor was awarded on the basis of academic excel- lence, extracurricular involvement, integrity, and financial need. Scott was a member of the Math Club and National Honor Society. He was a Student Council member for three years and represented Norwin at the County Student f Forum. .,... ' ..,,. flower leftj Patti Snyder and Tim Dunster attended the World Affairs Council November lst in Pittsburgh. Sponsored by the Rotary, this year's topic was world economics and trade. Kelly Lydon was the recipient of the Hugh O'Brien Award. Nominated for leadership, concern for others, and desire to learn. Kelly attended a seminar in April where she met with students from other schools and heard speeches from business and government leaders. Clower rightj Cheryl Kremer attended the Summer Happening in the Arts spending two weeks at Indiana University of Pennsylvania taking courses in art and photography. Kirk Yenerall was selected to participate in the Governor's School for International Studies at Philadelphia. The month long program included the study of cultures different from ours. Linda LaGorga was named the Century Ill Leader. This award was based on leadership abilities, school and community involvement, a current events test, and an essay on an issue that challenges America. SOCCER ROW I: S. Petrosky, S, Talko, A. Hirshberg, T.