Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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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.

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llze guniofz Glass OFFICERS President ....4.....,..,..,,,... DEAN NEIMAN Vice-President .,.......A.. ALBERT VIZIOLA Secretary ...................... ...SALLY BocH Adviser ............,. ............ M R. BOWERS Observed the speed limit. and took the curves carefully The Junior Class of 1949 should be referred to as the Jolly Juniors of Irwin High. This happy-go-lucky class assumed the duties of upper classmen, a little bewildered at first, but soon proved themselves capable. This year, the Juniors had their share of outstanding personalities. Those particularly high in scholastic ratings were Don Adams, Lurana Heid- breder, Dean Neiman, and Ethel Sandson. The class was represented by some of its members in all the school's organizations. Lee Allshouse, Dean Neiman, Paul Simpson, and Albert Viziola played Varsity basket- ball. On the Junior Varsity were Jack Clarke, and George Lewis. Many of the boys joined the Hi-Y group. A large number of junior girls were admitted into the Tri-Hi- Y. Others of the class joined the. F.H.A., Commercial Club, Camera Club, some played in the band or sang in some musical group. When their uniforms were donned, Lois Montrose, cheerleader, and Dolores Ray, majorette, proudly displayed their school's colors and increased its spirit. The need of funds led the class to sponsor socials and sell Christmas decorations. Their efforts resulted in a memorable Prom. Another year remains at Irwin High for this class and with the enthusiasm and school spirit shown in the past year, it prom- ises to be a successful one.