Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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THE JOLLY JUVENILES BACK Row: Sara Lee Ashbaugh, Marilyn Altman, Janet Eisaman, Mae Cobbett, Robert Schiavo. THIRD Row: Nicholas Nicholas, John Beury, Gerald Gongaware, Donna Christman, Carol Rainey, Mary jane Coles, Marlene Anthony, Joanne Johns, Shirley Abbott, Mildred Beers, Shirley Cook, Edward Siegel, Miss Wiley, SECOND ROW: Susan Brownlee, Susan Helman, Marlene Gordon, Doris Medley, Betty Tenerovich, Doris Rogers, Ann Mclflfresh, Maxine McCormick, Joyce Williams, Nancy Kooser, Nancy Benninger. FIRST Row: Stacey Allshouse, Frank Kapelar, Daniel Creighton, William Stubbs, Wayne Hoak, Donald Good, Robert McFarland, William Lender, Harold Johnson, Paul Vasquez. HONOR ROLL MARLENE GORDON NANCY Koosaa CAROL ANN RAINEY EDWARD SIEGEL 29

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William Stubbs, Robert McFarland and Maxine McCormick were of great assistance to their class adviser, Miss Wiley, as President, Vice-President and Secretary-Treasurer respec- tively. The daily routine, activities and social life of their hrst year of junior high school were full of thrills for all of these eager seventh graders. Credit is due them for their contributions to all phases of school life. The main ones, scholar- ship and athletics had a generous share of these students. Nancy Kooser, Edward Siegle, Mar- lene Gordon, and Carol Rainey were on the honor roll. As basketball drew keenest interest in junior high too, they had fine future Lettermen. Gerald Gongaware, Robert Schiavo, Robert McFarland, Donald Good and Edward Siegle dribbled, jumped and shot like future champions. We are looking forward to having them on the varsity as they have made a fine start. ffm Seventh ra e OFFICERS Prexident ...,........ WILLIAM S'rUBBs Vice-Prefident ,.... ROBERT MCFARLAND Secretary ..,.,.,., MAXINE MCCORMICK Ad-uifer .,.. ,....... M ISS WILEY' Where there is basketball, there are cheer- leaders. Nancy Benninger, Maxine McCormick, Joanne Johns, Joyce Williams and Marlene An- thony got their experience for future high school pep meetings. As a group, they looked very promising. Always active, this class cooperated with all the school socials and had a few of their own. Skating was ideal fun to them, so they planned a skating party with the eighth grade. Music was another attraction. The band and girls' chorus enrolled many of them. They insure an even larger and more excellent music future for Irwin High School. Junior F. H. A., also, enlisted many girls who were interested in home making. With a year of training and experience be- hind them they are ready to move on to greater responsibility next year.

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Leaders m ,ACf1V1fl8S. WILLIAM SCHEUERLE BETTE SEIBERT gnresemfilzq THE ALL STAR PROGRAM 30