Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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i 7-he geniofz Glass OFFICERS President ..,..,.....,,...,. DAVID TORNBLOM Vice President .........,..,... CLAY STAHL Secretary .........e..,., Adviser ...,.,.,.,... One ,hundred years ago Do you remember our large class when we were Freshmen of Norwin High? And how we spent the year making new friends and working to- gether? It was quite different when we were Sophomores for there were just thirty-seven of us in the new Irwin High School. The thrills of having a state championship basket- ball team, the victory dance and snake-parade-how wonderful these all were! Can you ever forget Dave and how frantically hard he worked to put over the Junior Farm Frolic, even to the extent of advertising with white- wash? The day We got our class rings, do you remember the size of Chise's? It fit Betty Lou as a brace- let. Again, we were state champs. Our trip to Lancaster made it all the more wonderful. Never was there so much food consumed on one trip. SALLY JENNINGS HERSHEY 46499-ersw had a rugged road 13 Then came the Middle States evalua- tion. What angels we were, or have you forgotten? We thought our Prom the most exciting formal ever held' and to us, or course, it was. Will that feeling of being Seniors ever fade from our memories? Those lively discussions we all had with. Miss Hershey in Room 17-every subject from marriage to politics. Saying goodbye to everyone on Class Day, getting our yearbooks, Bacca- laureate, and Commencement exer- cises-our biggest thrills as seniors we'll never forget. Although eager to face the world, we were reluctant to leave our alma mater. Other events- will crowd our future years, but these memories of school friends and teachers, 'of work and play 'at Irwin High will ever remain' vivid. in our minds.

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aculfil Hi-liglzfs . . . Time out . . . they still talked. Out of curiosity, one noon hour, our cameraman dropped in to see just what teachers do in their lunch time. To his amazement he found that teachers are very human people. They like to chatter as they eat. Sensing his surprise, they permitted him to take their pictures. We were amazed too, so in order to tell you about his revelation, we decided to use these pictures here. Words, we felt, would never convince you with- out pictures to prove them. If you are one of those people who believe pictures can be deceiving, visit a few of these places after 12:12 someday. You'll see what Mr. Flude found, teachers doing these very things. that balll' Tea for three to me 1 Now 'girls', just listen to this one You should have seen him handle 'tHavc you heard this one Furnace room philosophy 'AI wou1dn't take it if you d give it

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:Rive 12' ii 7-be N249 geniofzs . . GERLIND W. ACKERMANN A dashing red-head is Lindy, Who wields a clever pen. If at times she's a bit hot-tempered She blames chemistry, math, and men. DOROTHY J. ALLAN Dot's a peppy cheerleader, Charming, pleasant, petite, A ready smile, and a dancer smooth, This little lady is neat. JOSEPH E. ANTHONY Not too great a talker, Joe greets you with a grin, His taste for clothes is really sharp, Girls wish he were a twin. DANTE G. BERTANI An intelligent lad is our Danny, Comic figures he loves to draw, But there are those who do believe He'd do much better at law. DOLORES J. BERTOLINA If you're looking for Dolores, Go to Room Eighteen. The Round-Up keeps her busy, Pounding a typewriter machine. RICHARD E. BETER The girls are attracted to Inky , As the bees are to the flowers. He makes up for his sleepless nights, By dozing in school hours. BETTY L. CAMPBELL Betty Lou delights in cooking, Cheerleading for her is fun. She'll go through life in a married state, For Bobby she has won. MARGARET J. CAROLAN Always ready with a crazy remark, Marj never lets class be a bore. Outside of school she is busy indeed, At work in the five and ten store. CATHERINE CYPHERT A real live wire, She answers to Kate . When giving her opinion, She will not hesitate. JERRY E. FLANIGAN Formerly of Moundsville, An Irwinite now, He hopes to follow his father's steps, And take the minister's vow. C. DEAN GEORGE Because he's tops in basketball, Can't be considered luck. He can talk the leg off a wooden chair, Our class comedian, Smuck . WILLIAM R. GORAS He's frequently seen in classes, With a love comic on his knee. His favorite hobbies are girls and sports The one and only Gorgy .