Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Joi-IN ABRAHAM- Let justice be done though the heavens fall. -Latin- YOnkl' was the main spark-plug of the Knights and a smooth dancer. Presidency of Student Coun- cil and Lettermen's Club proved his popularity. Jdhnny wants to be a coach, ROBERT N. BECKER- Youth is the time to learn. -Arnold -Another Quiz Kid, Bob is looking forward to Carnegie Tech. Books, music and helping to manage the basketball team gave him a full schedule. A MARVIN R. BERK1KKHC was a entleman on whom I built Y! g ' an absolute trust. -Shakefpeare.-Very successful as busi- ness manager of the Carillon, M3FVlH,S Jokes were puns. l-le enjoyed lobster and cheesecake. Planned a business career after college. CECIL W. BLAKE- This world belongs to the energetic. - Emerxon-Cecil was Leonard's right hand man. Shop, soda-jerking and marching with the band were a few of his major interests. Trade school is his goal. LEONARD B. BLAKE-UI would be true for there are those who trust mef'-Waller-One of the dependable Blake twins, Leonard often ran the movie projector. His interest in mechanics may influence his future work. WILLIAM H. BRENNER- Industry is the parent of success. -Franklin- Bill's motor bike was the envy of every boy when he putted to a stop at school. Shop and rifle club helped him keep active. LOUISE E, BROWN- The upright woman speaks as she thinks. -Anon- Wezzle was a loyal basketball fan. She was on Tri-Hi-Y and Commercial Club roll-calls. A steno- graphic position is her aim. THOMAS K. BUTLER-HBIHVC deeds are most estimable when hidden.U-Dafcal-Outstanding basketball player, solid friend, and exceptional citizen describes Ace Being Pres- ident of Hi-Y and Vice President of senior class kept him occupied. CORIJELLIA G. CAMPBELL--GA good laugh is sunshine in a house.'l-Thacleeray- Cordy's interest in sports was em- phasized by being a cheerleader. East Occupied her spare time and she was a great help in the commercial club, Tri- Hi-Y, and the yearbook. 1 GLADYS I. CLARKE-liMUSlC I heard with you was more than music. -Aiken- Happy's ambition was to direct a choir. Music, editing of Carillon, cheerleading and President of Tri-Hi-Y kept her busy. Poetry reading was her delight. JAMES I. COBBETT-'KA man whois not afraid to say his say. --Longfellow-Jay was a good Senior Class President and Student Council Vice President. Radio programs and the Carillon were his specialties. WILLIAM P. CUMMINGS-NA merry heart doeth good like a medicine. -Bible- Bill's chicanery wasn't only for the Commercial department. When he graduates, itls the navy for him. His activities are Rifle Club and Hi-Y.

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elziors U I f Gave the cues U How 'bout another bite, Tom? 0 What shall I write this time, boys? U Cash please,-no credit! 0 'This one's a beauty, Nancy. 16