Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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THELMA T. GORDON A pert little miss, With long dark curls, Thelma hits it off, With both boys and girls. NORMA J. HASSELBERG Tops in school and writing, She's good in music too. She catches the men without effort, There's nothing this girl can't do. DOLORES J. HEIGHES Artist, designer, cheerleader too, Dodie's talents are many. Helpful and pleasant, she works with a will, To match her, there just aren't any. MARY L. HUNT Mary Lou always hits the top, At scoring, when she bowls, Securing a million dollars, and A secretary's job-her goals. JAMES JACOBS Jim's the only one in school, Who's a class all by himself. He's determined in trig to master the books, Miss Jones has lined on the shelf. SARAH J. JENNINGS Sally's our class secretary, A tall and pretty blonde, Enjoys her business studies, And of sewing is very fond. . - qi 1, R t o 7. ,ey li, ff' i e I Q49 genesis MARGARET KELLER Quiet with simple tastes is Marg , To school she hates to go. She'd much rather spend her time, Taking in a show. SHIRLEY A. MACKEY Shirley Mackey is nicknamed Shy , Why we will never know. She claims men mean nothing to her, But she's never Without a beau. EDWARD MCELFRESH If you hear a motor bike, You can bet your life it's Ned. And if he's not buzzing around, He's at the Ice House instead. FRED E. MCCORMICK Quite a handsome fellow is Fritz,', His way with the women renowned. A real good guy who works with a will Is this smoothest fellow in town . BARBARA E. MILLEN Quite a girl is Barb , So cheerful and so gay. A yearbook and a man, Are turning her quite gray. RONALD MOWERY Ronnie's our set-shot artist, What he craves you'll never guess He'd lay aside basketball any day, To be President of this great U.S.

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H' lr ww 2 e I Q49 geniofzs PETER E. NAUMANN A Dapper Dan is our own Pete , A bowling fan as well. He plays the fiddle with quite an air, We think hels pretty swell. PATRICIA L. PLUES Pat possesses a springy walk, A catchy giggle and dancing eyes. When you see her with a dreamy look, It's for Florida she sighs. EVA M. SCHERPF Number please will some day be, Eva Marie's likeliest expresson. She and Dolores are often seen, I Deep in a secretive gab session. MATTHEW M. SINWELL The only time Mutts talks a lot Is when he's in debate. His name appears on the slip many tim Either marked absent, or late! es, CLAY H. STAHL Clay the senior Casanova , Smooth, dramatic, debonair, Causes many a heart to flutter, Many a girl to walk on air. DAVID H. TORNBLOM David Tornblom is just plain Dave , As a manager he's the best, For basketball is his favorite sport, And his pet expression is Yeesss STANLEY WAMPLER Stanley, our lanky senior, Possesses a knack for debate. Left for the West at mid-term, But came back to graduate. IRMA J. YATES A matchless majorette, Tall, stately, and neat, At twirling a baton, Irma's hard to beat.