Norwin High School - Pennon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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4 Opening More Than Factsg Faces, Places With determination in their eyes, se, niors Jay Murray and Brian Cuturilo lead the anxious Knights onto the field. Explaining the details ofa drawing to Rob Gutwald and Dan Kopasko, Mr. Kal- lenborn stresses accuracy and neatness. -fa. Eefin-uas,Q ' 5 H3734 'ww R mtv? J! ,-7, u'v-V ' A : f w K .- - ' ' .v ls' s , r 53, 1 ,fin l s 323 4 59 ' v- ..4' - 1 'ff r' -A ri fbi U5 wi A e L f e-i .1 :K Ne V i ,L WV W . -..-M i -- . -.... These friends since first grade treasure Focusing on the press box, Heather the value of lasting friendships. Coiner flashes a triumphant smile, l

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Dressed for the ocasslon as part of Spirit Week, members of Mr, Brugnoli's psychology class reflect that intangible, school spirit. Relaxing during their hectic tour of Robb Schanz, Jodi Frishot, and Mike France, Amy Juraszek, Heather Doyle, Cymbor sit atop Roman ruins at Arles. Erin Kehoe, George Zula, Stacey Falbo, Yr? fl. 'W if ll! 'Q . G, 1 ,. ,A-A ' l . 'S . .1 A. Q :Jai ' he F.- -..F hat do you have in- spector9 And remem- ber just the facts Well sir. During my investi- gation I discovered that the large structure contains 864 of one and 806 of the other. Numbers, inspector, mean nothing, Descriptions, inspector. l need descriptions. Oh, oh. Sorry, sir. 864 boys and 806 girls for a total of 1670 students. That's what we have at Norwin Senior High School. With 530 sophomores, 573 juniors, and 567 seniors, Norwin high school is a huge place with many faces. Then considering the 108 faculty members, 8 sec- retaries, and large support per- sonnel, no one could ever possi- bly know everyone. But what is it that makes this school so spe- cial? ls it the curriculum? or the paint on the walls? or the shape of the building? No. lt's the ap- proximately 1800 people who come here on a daily basis that make this place Norwin Senior High. Anyone can count the faces, the books, the desks, the lock- ers, the pencils, and the count- less other items found in the school. But these items are meaningless without the persona alities, and people behind these counted items. Without the peo- ple, Norwin would be no more special than any other school. Anyone can quote the facts. lt's a little more difficult to search behind those facts. The 1988 Pennon was de- signed to present in photos and print the faces behind the facts- not Just the facts.