Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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THE SOUND EFFECT EXPERTS BACK Row: Patriria Hileman, Norma Lender, Mabel Allan, Nicholas Gelis, Norbert Ackermann, Carl Davis, George Solomon, Edward Jennings, Barbara Barrish, Carla Norberg. SECOND Row: Dorothy Jones, Jane Rylander, Ann Schnur, Arlene Long, Marian Leliler, Sheila Miller, Elaine Patterson, Mary Ann Errett, Evanna Heidbreder, Martha Koury, Catherine Beter. fl FIRST Row: John Hunt, Richard Caldwell, Richard Cummings, Gerald Airgood, Jerry Vernail, Paul Bergman, Maynard Kemerer, John Tornblom, William Lohr. HONOR ROLL DAVID BARNARD EVANNA HEIDBREDER CARLA N ORBERG 25

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UM gl'65 WZZIZ Q55 OFFICWERS Prerident .....,.. NORBERT ACKERMANN Vice-Pferident ...,.,. CARL DEAN DAVIS Secretary .,.,, ...,. C ATHERINE BETER Advirer. .. ..... MR. SHIRLEY Happy, handy, and helpful freshmen began a lively year in Room 16 under the supervision of Mr. Shirley. They were happy because they were at last in high school regardless of the added work and responsibilities. Always Ending time for laughs and good times, wholeheartedly joining many high school activities, freshmen could always be found handy. Some of these energetic students were Nick Gelis and George Solomon who both added zest to our Jay Vee team. Sparks on the praiseworthy Junior High Basketball team were Dick Cummings, Carl Dean Davis, Eddie Jennings, Norbert Ackerman, and Maynard Kemerer. Forensics, band' chorus, F.H.A. all had freshmen included on their rolls. Joining the honor roll rank were David Barnard, Carla Norberg, and Evanna Heidbreder. Norbert Ackerman, class president, Carl Dean Davis, vice-president, and Catherine Beter, secretary all showed fine leadership in the student council and were ready to offer good suggestions to improve our school. Being Z1 part of Junior High, too, they helped organize and participate in a Hallowelen party in October for the seventh, eighth, and ninth grad- ers. The gym was decorated with orange stream- ers, pumpkins, and cornstocks and everybody came in colorful costumes. Dancing to records, prizes for the best costumes and a Cakewalk re- sulted in an evening of fun for all. During the year separate assemblies have been held for the Junior High and our gifted ninth graders have been leaders in these, too. Their musical as well as speaking talent has added pleasant variety to the programs. In every phase of school life the freshmen were interested and we are sure their enthusiasm and willingness to serve will help maintain high standards of citizenship in our school.

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THE AMBITIOUS AMATEURS BACK Row: Wayne Brown Dolores Ferrence, Josephine Vasquez, Mr. lVlcMunn Arthur Youngstead Larry Geo ge SECOND Row: Betty Astley, Gloria Staymates, Eileen Morrison, June Christman Arlene Kemerer Wanda Hughes Norma Nicholas, Mary Cummings, Sally Brown, Gail Bergad, Marjorie Durmn FIRST ROW: Ronald Creps, Robert Richards, William Raver, Edward Brown Edward Anthony William Carlson Robert Unrue, Leo Pedley, Edward Mueller. HONOR ROLL GAIL BERGAD WILLIAM CARLSON JUNE CHRISTMAN EDGAR MUELLER GLORIA STAYMATES 26