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Swenson, R L, Allshouse, P. Simpson, A. Hocken- Hillier, A. Viziola, F. Werkman, E D. Ray, L. Montrose, J. Springer. SENIORS . . . We ,feave yahoo! pap fehin Q Jennie, Joann and Ethel part for the day. U Q Lois makes a sale to Dot and Connie. Q Eleanor and Esther enjoy Christmas decorations at Welch's. Al and Swede-Ushoeshine ol' prescription 8 DONALD D. ADAMS Don . . . business manager of the yearbook . . . manager of the band . . . vice-president of the senior class . . . wrote sports articles for Round- Up . . . one of our best dressed boys . . . would rather argue than eat . . . Quill and Scroll member. ROBERT LEE ALLSHOUSE Lee . . . came to school for shop and gym classes . . . played varsity basketball his junior year . . . liked marching with the V. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corp . . . dependable stage hand for theatricals . . . Mr. Senior's right hand man . . . future electrician. SALLY LOU BOCH Sally . . . diligent yearbook worker . . . a pusher in Tri-Hi-Y . . . liked Miss Hershey's P. 0. D. class discussions . . . first girl in drivers ed. class to pass her driver's test . . . couldn't express her thoughts . . . hopes to be a laboratory technician. JOHN R. CARNATHAN Dick . . . served as typist for the Round-Up . . . was always missed on the first day of hunting season . . . liked tall girls . . . spent many of his evenings at the show . . . would like to be a store manager someday. JOHN K. CLARKE Jack . . . one of Irwin High's big-boys . . . nimble center of the varsity quintet . . . manager of the band . . . believes his future lies in aviation . . doing the art work for the publications proved his versatility. DOROTHY M. D'ETAR Dolly . . . one of our future homemakers . . . influential member of F. H. A. and Commercial Clubs . . . was a snappy majorette . . . usually seen with Joann . . . wasn't too thrilled about coming to school . . . hopes to be a comptometer Operator. DANIEL DONNELLY Dan . . . thought desks were made to sleep on . . . he and Dick Ference were often seen tinker- ing with their cars . . . his name was frequently found on the A. M. tardy slips . . . enjoyed watching Or participating in any sport. DALLAS B. EATON Bucky . . . a Penn Township boy who came to Irwin as a senior . . . mixed in well with his new classmates . . . fond of all sports, particularly base- ball . . . never ceased to wonder at how the teachers of Irwin graded. RICHARD N. FERENCE Dick . . . business manager of Round-Up . . . took part in all intramural sports . . . member of Hi-Y . . . could be depended on to run errands in his car . . . distinguished by his crew-cut . . . aspires to be an engineer. LURANA J. HEIDBREDER Lou . . . active in musical organizations . . . vice-president of Tri-Hi-Y . . . chuckled over being the only girl in t'solid class . . . always found on the honor roll . . . had the utmost patience in solving problems . . . will be an elementary teacher. I l l 5 F 2 5 .Mn- IW ,,:qI l l If I qi A 5 l A ESTHER L. HILLIER . Essy . . . very easy on the eyes . . . seemed to like giggling better than speaking in speech class . . . a devoted Tri-Hi-Y member . . . her greatest interest in school was the Rifle Club . . . a queen candidate. ALTHEA S. HOCKENSMITH Al . . . the proud possessor of a two carburet- or Ford . . . always wore the latest styles . . . apparently enjoyed missing school . . . had a price- less gift of gab . . . liked speech class and speech work . . . contented to wait and see what the future holds. PATRICIA J. JARVIS Pat . . . secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . spent many an evening at Guy's chatting with her friends . . . wished there were more tall boys with whom to dance . . . a member of Miss Carroll's choruses . . . looks to a future in nursing. GEORGE W. LEWIS Geordie . . . played varsity basketball his senior year . . . one of Miss Hershey's worries . . . proud member of V. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corp . . . seldom missed a school dance or social event . . . undecided about his future. JOANN MAE LOUGHNER Joe . . . preferred the typing room to any other . . . member of the F. H. A., Tri-Hi-Y, and Commercial Club . . , Joe was liked better as she was known better . . . considering floral designing. Lois ANN MONTROSE Lois,' . . . constant companion of Toots . . . avid basketball fan who gave up her post as a major- ette to become a cheerleader . . . Works in her father's store in her spare time . . . hopes to be a telephone operator. DEAN P. NEIMAN Dean . . . editor-in-chief of Carillon . . . president of student council, senior class, band, and Hi-Y . . . liked any phase of dramatics . . . played varsity basketball until his senior year . . . took part in the N. F. L .... Quill and Scroll member. ELEANORE J. O'CONNELL Eleanore . . . being elected Tri-Hi-Y pres- ident, secretary of the Student Council, and Senior Queen proved this girl's competence and popularity . . . her winning smile and variety of intersts made her a friend of all . . . sang in all choruses. RICHARD L. PAINTER Dick . . . capable president of Commercial Club . . . always ready to take part in any argument . . . participated in all intramural sports . . . full of unused abilities . . . usually managed to get to school late . . , joined the Navy. DOLORES A. RAY Toots', . . . one of Murphy's pleasant clerks . . . secretary of the Commercial Club . . . active member of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . liked her high-stepping role as head drum majorette . . . will seek a job after graduation. SENIORS . . . H4 fool 7'oufa'zcf5 a fatter cum I Don demonstrates a train to June and Dave. Q Alice helps Joe and Fred at Public Library. I Paul suggests practicing' on Dal. Q Two Dicks and a Dean add to the Christmas rush 11 SENIORS . . . e ome To me Home .flttetck Q Al, Jack, and Lee Watch Mr. Staska operate a Q Lurana, George, and Althea going to religious ed metal lathe. I Dick and Dan inspect a wheel. O Dolores and Pat ring up Christmas sales. 12 ALBERT S. RYDEL Albert . . . interested in everything in general and nothing in particular . . . one of the Swenson, Neiman, Rydel Trio . . . secretary of the Hi-Y . . . thought chemistry class the most amusing part of school . . . ambition is to graduate from college. ALICE M. SAM Alice . . . one of our most willing workers . . . if no one else would do it you could depend on Alice . . . thought Tri-Hi-Y picnics more fun than any other school activity . . . plans to be a nurse. ETHEL MAE SANDSON Ethel . . . outstanding in scholarship and activities . . . Round-Up editor-in-chief . . . often seen consulting with Miss Gallagher . . . consistently on the honor roll . . . Tri-Hi-Y member . . . elected into the Quill and Scroll . . . plans to attend college. JUNE M. SHRUM June . . . secretary of the senior class . . . hailed from Greensburg High for her senior year . . . member of Tri-Hi-Y and Art Club . . . one of the songsters in Triple Trio . . , will attend School of Stenotype at Pittsburgh. PAUL G. SIMPSON Simmie . . . our student barber . . . one of the famed Irwin High Knights . . . member of the Letterman's Club . . . did art work for the Round- Up . . . liked to prove a point . . . interested in woodwork . . . may enter the building trade. JENNIE MAE SPRINGER Jennie . . . one of our more quiet girls . . . laughed easily . . . succeeded in getting her drivers license . . . a member of the Tri-Hi-Y . . . took delight in her collection of salt and pepper shakers . . . plans future in secretarial work. A GARRETT W. SwENsoN Sonny . . . also answers to Swede . . . continually expounded the merits of drivers ed. class . . . vice president of Hi-Y and Mr. Bower's right hand man . . . a dependable yearbook worker . . . will further his education in the Navy. DAVID R. TEMPLE v Abe . . . a Penglyn boy who came to Irwin High his junior year . . . had a subtle sense of humor . . . always could be counted on . . . varsity basketball manager his senior year . . . undecided about his future. CONSUELO L. VASQUEZ Connie . . . frequently overcome by giggles in class . . . tried to keep out of the limelight . . . liked pounding the typewriter . . . often found on the absentee list . . . caused many a scream in drivers ed . . . may take up bookkeeping. JOSEPH W. VERNAIL Joe . . . had more study halls than classes . . . hard working Art Club member??? . . . member of the Hi-Y and Tumbling Club . . . liked to leaf through the encyclopedias . . . his interests lie in the field of mechanics. ALBERT VIZIOLA Moo . . . scrappy captain of the varsity quintet . . . always found in the middle of a play . . . smooth personality . . . proud of his role as bailiff in P. O. D. class trials . . . four year member of Letterman's Club . . . most valuable player in the county. FRED C. WERKMAN Freddie . . . got a bang out of playing the cymbals . . . often seen with Joe doddling in the Art Room . . . our only student to rise every morn- ing at 5:30 A. M. just to milk the cows . . . probably will be a farmer . . .most conscientious senior. fi. 1 .AA Fiji Sufism 5 km. Thu . . A Paul Coons interviews Mr. Clawson. We, the seniors of Irwin High School, being proud of our town and our school, decided to dedicate this yearbook to the idea of our interdependence. From the school come the future citizens of Irwin. This places upon our teachers a great responsibility. In addition to their regular school duties, we find them giving generously of their own time to many community activities. In turn, our townspeople, give of their interest, energy, and money to support everything which the school promotes. It is this cooperative spirit which strengthens both the school and the community and which forms the foundation of this typical American town. . SW 2 f 4 fir: 1 f 41 2 uni L4 ' ' out 'uncyaaf and .gckoof if I 5 jf -5 mmlaalyw. .V ,,... I . imqi -W I ,A .4, ii k.,, i i -.xt Thc town zulrl school have an lm: munwnt. Mr. Dudley points out a slogan. Mrs. Buckley sorts the daily mail. I Seniors experiment with sound. Q Juniors Work for speed and accuracy. James L. Dudley . . . Assistant principal . . . algebra . . . organized and guided the Camera Club . . . Sunday School teacher and elder of the Presby- terian Church . . . often seen in the hall delivering small lectures to wayward students. Romayne Buckley . . . Office go-between . . . her R.C.B. appeared on many late slips . . . enjoys playing bridge and reading . . . always placid, help- ful and diplomatic in her relations with the public and the school personnel. James P. Balog . . . Industrial arts . . . quietest man on the faculty . . . the ideal of many an Irwin High girl . . . comes from Monessen . . . his war experiences have caused him to become a firm lover of peace. George F. Bowers . . . Chemistry and physics . . . boy's counselor and Hi-Y adviser . . . ability to clown gives many a laugh to teachers and stu- dents alike . . . superintendent of Lutheran Sunday School . . . assists in cub scout activities. Mona Kobasa Bulazo . . . Speech teacher . . . her public speaking classes p1'0duce leaders for com- munity organizations . . . entered students in many forensic tournaments . . . last fall her name was changed to Bulaizo . . . resides in Jeannette. Marie Carroll . . . Instructor of music in all grades . . . produces annual Christmas Operetta . . . her choruses sing in many local events . . . her former students are found in all of Irwin's musical organizations. Betsy Cason . . . Home economics . . . holds an annual fashion show . . . her F. H. I. girls sold hot dogs at many of the basketball games . . . so far has enrolled one hundred and fifty women in her evening sewing classes. Muriel Gallagher . . . English, Spanish, and Latin . . . Round-Up adviser . . . her serenity and gracious manner make her an outstanding lang- uage instructor . . . enjoys records of folk music . . . gives talks about her summer travels. Winifred Hamilton . . . Librarian . . . adviser of the Carillon . . . believes the library should serve social purposes outside of school hours . . . first member of the faculty to have a grandchild . . . Irwin Public Library trustee for ten years. Madeline Hershey . . . Social sciences . . . senior class adviser . . . speaks her mind . . . conducts forum discussions for local groups . . . her demo- cracy classes should produce good, solid citizens . . . the alumni count her as a friend. Charlotte Clawson Hoover . . . Commercial de- partment . . . a new teacher this year . . . Com- mercial Club adviser . . . another of our fall brides . . . her department does much mimeographing for townspeople. iixifu 1 V f Pg I . lid , ,vi V ' 1 M' ' ' ia. 'f A n l T, 51' :A - Q' A A M- ag' x Lk , 'L is 5 , 5 ff, Z M'--M 4 , nw ' f gig' ,H I 3 g 4. 'Y 1 'an Q K ig 55225 PEW? fN ' f A .1. K r f xx' .5 ' f-- ,H A ,,,L..,f--Q..-..,-4 If ff-Q1 ,f ,....,,,, Vfqxix ms. 7-ddulfy Q g . AS WE LIKE THEM AT IRWIN Miss Jones sells Sally on CARE. Mr. McMunn adds to the score. Mrs. Perry keeps the record Practical math class teaches safety too. Eighth grade concentrates on art. 18 1, - 'ig 4' Mr, Rose encourages future ball players. Mr. Shirley and Harold discuss rifles. Mrs. Stauffer and Marion add Christ- mas cheer. Miss Wiley and Lynn fill Jr. Red Cross boxes. Sophomores reinact the Constitutional Convention Agnes Jones . . . Mathematics . . . girls counselor and Tri-Hi-Y adviser . . . assists various local or- ganizations . . . active church Worker . . . her math tutoring aids many college students . . . her drama- tics produce future members of the Irwin Little Theater. Joseph L. McMunn . . . Junior high geography, history, and arithmetic . . . 'tJoe's junior high basketball coaching laid the foundation for Irwin's championship teams . . . noted for his generosity and friendliness . . . helps promote all local sports. Dolores Brown Perry . . . Substitute school nurse . . . veteran of World War H . . . has one small daughter . . . husband attends Duquesne University . . . a former pupil of Irwin School who will safeguard the future health of our students. Donald R. Rose . . . One of the state's out- standing basketball mentors . . . always cool and collected . . . supervises playground activities during the summer months . . . a loyal supporter of all community sporting events. Charles L. Shirley . . . Biology and civics . . . instilled the necessity of conservation of Wild life and resources in all of his students . . . very active in Bethel Presbyterian Church . . . does housepaint- ing during the summer months. Jane Stauffer . . . Instructor of arts and crafts . . . taught junior and sophomore English . . . her Art Club designed programs and posters for local organizations . . . on the committee of the first art exhibit in the Irwin Public Library. Mary Wiley . . . Junior high English . . . presided over seventh grade home room . . . Junior Red Cross adviser . . . noted for her fairness . . . diligent Worker in the Methodist Church . . . promoted dramatics in the junior high school. 19 uniot 61 au OFFICERS President ..,........ . .....,... NICK GELIS Vice-President... CARL DEAN DiAv1s Secretmyn, ...,.A..... ..MARTHA KOURY Adviser... MR. BOWERS ,EFT T0 RIGHT: C. Davis, M. Koury, N. Gelis, Mr. Bowers. 20 The arrival of June brought the juniors to the end of another happy year of high school life, a year that was filled with care- free fun as well as ambitious work. It did not take this energetic group long to recog- nize their duties and responsibilities. In September they immediately made plans which they successfully carried out. The main project of the class of nineteen fifty- one was the staging of the annual Junior and Senior Prom which they held early in May. Among other outstanding contributions to the school was the number of adept ath- letes which came from this class. Nick Gelis, Carl Dean Davis, Nobi Ackermann, Maynard Kemerer, and Eddie Jennings were all mem- bers of our championship basketball team. John Hunt and Bob Wolf, as managers, help- ed look after the players and their equipment. Norma Lender, Shirley Epley, and Martha Koury made a valuable contribution to our sports program. As cheerleaders they led the crowd in urging our team on to victory. Other extra-curricular activities also occupied a large part of their time. Last summer Norma Lender was sent to a Junior Red Cross camp at Webster Springs, West Virginia. She learned at this camp how to organize the club which was successfully started in our own school. Arlene Long, Ann Schnur, and Carla Norberg gave up one eve- ning a Week for volunteer Work at the public library. Over fifty percent of the juniors took part in one or more of the musical or- ganizations in the school. Marjorie Lentz, accomplished on the flute, was a member of both the Westmoreland County Band and Orchestra. Several members of this class worked on the staffs of the Carillon and Round-Up preparing themselves for the job of managing the publications in 1951. The junior class was no exception when it came to humor. Their speeches in public speaking class will long be remembered for their laughs as well as for the vital training which they gave. Who will ever forget Jerry Vernail's arguments with Miss Hershey or the feuding, fussing, and fighting which went on continuously in class or out be- tween two groups of junior boys? Of course the fellows said this was all in fun. In closing we want to mention Evanna Heidbreder and David Barnard who main- tained high scholastic grades throughout the year. The juniors having already proved their leadership will become next year's capable seniors of whom we will hear many fine reports. THEY GIVE PROMISES OF GREAT THINGS TO COME STANDING: S. Eplcy, B. Barrish, J. Ryland er, K. Weber, A. Long, D. Cummings, M. Errctt. FRONT: N. Lender. LEFT T0 RIGHT: E. Jennings, H. McKenna, J. Harrison, B. Lohr, M. Leffler, M. Lentz, M. Koury, J. Hunt. STANDING: M. Kemerer, J. Tornblom, D Jones, N. Gelis, C. Davis. SITTING: P. Bergman, M. Allen, P. Hileman WITH CAMERA! D. Barnard. BACK ROW: C. Norberg, J. Vcrnail, E. Heidbreder. FRONT ROW: B. Wolf, S. Miller, A. Schnur, N. Ackermann. THESE ARE WISE FOOLS, BUT NOT FOR LONG SECOND: E. O'Connell, S. Brown, A. Berk, J. Gard, D. Rosendahl. FIRST: G. Stayrnates, M. Durnin, M. Jack- SOIL SECOND : L. Pedley. FIRST! A. Youngstead, L. George, S. Wamp- ler, W. Hughes, D, Ference. SECOND: B. Carlson, E. Pencosky, J. Heck- endorn. FIRST! A. Kemerer, J. Christman, E. Brown M. Cummings. SECOND - fLoft to rightj: E. Mueller, T Parker, W. Brown, G. Bergad, N. Nicholas FIRST! E. Anthony, B. Unrue, This year's sophomore class is a most important link in the chain of activities of our school and our town. The proof of its boundless energy is shown by the fact that all the junior varsity cheerleaders came from this class. These girls were Eileen O'- Connell, Dolores Ference, Arlene Kemerer, Norma Nicholas, and Sally Lou Brown. Wanda Hughes was a varsity cheerleader. Five boys played basketball. Arthur Young- stead was on the varsity and William Carl- son, Robert Richards, Edwin Anthony and Robert Unrue were on junior varsity. Tom- my Parker was manager of the junior high team. Three students, Eileen O'Connell, Sara Wampler and Francis Lache, entered from the parochial school and James Heckendorn from Punxatawney. Alan Berk left at mid- term to enter Taylor Alderdice High School. Afterward Edgar Mueller had a clear field, being the only member of the class to be an honor roll student. Enjoying social affairs thoroughly, the sophomores held a picnic at Bushy Run in the fall. At the Freshman-Sophomore Party, singing, square dancing, and clever panto- mine added up to a happy evening. At Christmas, President Arthur Youngstead dressed as Santa Claus, came bouncing out of Miss J ones' cupboard to everyone's amaze- ment. Most of the girls belonged to Girls' Chorus. Outstanding in music were Wanda Hughes, trumpeter, who was a member of the Westmoreland County Orchestra, Gloria Staymates, gifted pianist, and Marjorie Dur- nin, whose sweet voice was a joy to hear. The last two were also members of Triple Trio. Members of this class were found in many school activities, which speaks well for their versatility. Miss Jones, their adviser, said the year had been full of fun. They will probably always remember Arthur's blond hair and his sincerity as class president. Ed Anthony and Jim Heckendorn's explosive tempers, and Larry George and Edgar Muller's clown- ing often broke the serenity of a class. The girls had their moments, too. How they teas- ed Norma Nicholas, just for fun of course! And Mary Cummings, what a serious depend- able person she Was. This class was known around school as very dependable. They got things done but had the knack of not making a fuss about it. Stepping up to the position of juniors will be easy for them, since they have a sturdy foundation already built. .YOFAOIMOTZ 616:55 OFFICERS President ..,.,... ARTHUR YOUNGSTEAD Vice-Pres .... ...,......... E DGAR MUELLER Secretary ...,,..,..... JUNE CHRISTMAN Adviser .,..... .,,....,....., M ISS JONES E. Mueller, J. Christman, Miss Jones, A. Youngstead. 23 Eager to assume upper class duties, the class of 54 has finally reached the goal of official membership in Irwin High School. What a class this is! It has always been loyal, full of rivalry and possesses a school spirit unequalled by any other group. Any school function found them attending in force. Their big event, the traditional Hall- owe'en Party in which they joined the sev- enth and eighth grades, was a huge success. Later in the year the Freshman-Sophomore Party was made lively by square dancing. Starting early to develop their dramatic talents, several members of this class pre- sented a humorous play Be My Valentine, which was appreciated by everyone. In the cast were Carole Rainey, Nancy Benninger, Joanne John, Bill Wolf, Harold Johnson, Bill Stubbs, Barbara Bergad, Joyce Williams, and Dan Creighton. Outstanding in scholarship were Nancy Kooser, Carole Ann Rainey, Edward Siegel and Marlene Gordon. Bill Stubbs was discovered to be a great little speech maker at the Student Congress in Monessen. Being an outstanding singer, Eddie Siegel was one of the few freshmen to be selected for County Chorus. On the junior varsity basketball team was Gerald Gongaware and on junior high were Jay McFarland, Edward Siegel, Louis Dalessandro, and Paul Vasquez. These boys were urged on to good scoring by cheer- leaders Marlene Gordon, Ann McElfresh, Joyce Williams, and Nancy Benninger. Having a reputation for impishness carried over from last year, the freshmen have grown up this year, but are still well organized in delaying action, a method of geting a teacher off the subject. They will never forget the imcessant chatter of Nick and Carole and the sprawling legs of Stacy and Gerald. As a group they were well liked for their good sportsmanship and en- thusiasm. However, Mr. Shirley will pro- bably give a big sigh of relief when they be- come sophomores. Looking forward, we know that this group of H-Bombs will con- tinue to develop its many talents and be a credit to the school and the community. 24 Mr. Shirley, J. Williams, R. McFarland G. Gongaware. OFFICERS President ,..... .RoBERT MCFARLAND Vice-P1-es ...,,... GERALD GONGAWARE Secretary ,..,... .,,..,, J over: WILLIAMS Adviser .,,,.,.,. .. ..... MR. SHIRLEY 'freshmen elif! 0 0 0 THEY DISPLAY THEIR TALENTS EARLY OUTER! R. McFarland, M. McMahon, W. Wolf, M. McCormick, D. Creighton, D. Medley. INNER: J. Williams, D. Daniels, A. Mc- Elfresh, W. Stubbs. SECOND: M. Hoffman, M. Anthony, S. Cook. FIRST: N. Nicholas, S. Abbott, L. Dalessan- dro. THIRD: R. Bald1'idg'e, H. Johnson. SECOND: M. Rylander, D. Christman, D Rodgers, J. Eisaman. FIRST: B. Bcrgad, N. Benninger. SECOND: C. Rainey, S. Allshouse, Fl. Siegel G. Gongaware. FIRST: M. Gordon, J. Johns, S. Holman, N Kooser. THEY HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO STANDING: A, Helmgn BACK: J. Sam, J. Cooley, L. Milburn, C BACK Row: B. Caldwell, B. Rymer, I.. Leff- Patton, A- Jones, 0 N01'be 2-'- H 161-, B, Lender, FRONT! T. Mance, T. Waugaman, L. Bevx- FRONT Row. M. Linhart, J. Mal-Ghana, S. lacquer J- Sam' Harper, D. Scherff. BACK: S. Lunn, B. Cummings, P.Cole, G. BACK: L. Leffler, W. Lohr, C. Brown, M GUNS?-WH1'0, G- Schadll- George, Fl. Lear, J. Tornlmlom. FRoNT: J. Houpt, D. McKec-ver, I.. Hollo- FRONT: A. Davis, V. Good, J. Altman, J man. Stitt, N. Patton. TO RIGHT: G. Schade, M. George, D. Good, Mr. McMunn. OFFICERS President ..,A.....,..,....,. ....... D ON Goon Vice-President ....,.,.., GEORGE SCHADE Secretary 4---... MONA LEE GEORGE Adviser... ...,.., MR. MCMUNN Zyh th 72112 The students of the eighth grade this year have set a high standard for the on- coming class to match. Having the same homeroom teacher for two successive years would have disturbed most classes, but when the teacher was Mr. McMunn, they did not mind a bit. They loved to hear Joe's jokes and to postpone a class by skillfully getting him started talking about sports. An unusually large number of eighth graders were outstanding in scholarship. Those on the honor roll were Larry Milburn, Janice Cooley, Mona Lee George, Colin Nor- berg, Charles Patton, Jean Sam, George Schade, John Waugaman, Paul Cole, and Lynn Holloman. Almost all of the members of this lively class found time to take part in at least one of the school's activities. Those boys who will be future members of our varsity squad and who this year played on the junior high basketball team were Bill Cummings, Don Good, John Waugaman, George Gongaware, Colin Norberg, and Charles Patton. Larry Milburn was the team manager. Jean Sam and Mona Lee George were two of the junior high cheerleaders. The eighth grade was also well represented in the high school band and the Junior Girls' Chorus. Taking the parts of Santa's two helpers, Janice Cooley and Joanne Marchand had important roles in the Christmas Operetta. Having an interest in photography, Paul Cole and Stan Lunn gave their services to the Camera Club. Lynn Holloman and Janice Cooley were selected to represent their class at the Junior Red Cross meetings. So we see that the many at- tributes of this group will make them val- uable members of our senior high and an asset to our community in years to come. Being fun-loving and socially inclined, the eighth grade staged several parties. The first of these was a Hallowe'en Party which they held with the freshmen and seventh grade. Mr. Dudley, Mr. Shirley and Mr. Bowers highlighted this party when they arrived dressed as women. To have twins as classmates is quite unusual, but the eighth grade has them. Twins, Jean and Joann Sam, are quite popu- lar. Is it because of their smooth dancing? Will the boys and girls of this class ever forget such things as: Emory Lear and his late library books, Paul Cole's bashfulness, Sleepy Cook, or the kidding Colin Norberg took about his basketball scores? As next year's freshmen we are sure they will not lack talent and enthusiasm. eventh glide 0 0 0 OFFICERS PrcsideIIt. ,.... , ..,.. . DAVID KOURY Vice-Pros .............,... JERRY SANDSON Sr'crctary ........ ,...,. K AY DANIELS T1'ccLsm'm' ',... . ,,..,. KAYE JOHNSON Adfuiser ..,, ...... M ISS WILEY Caserio, D. Cloherty, E. Beter, K. Davis, son, J. Sandson. LEFT T0 RIGIIT: K. Daniels, J. Bowers, F Cascrios, DI. Cloherty, E. Beter, K. Davis D. Blystone, E. Carlson. SECUND: M. Poth, J. Sandson, L. Simpson C. Vasquez, J. Scbade, E. Wentzel. FIRST: J. Shrump, E. Shorthouse, T. Per- kins. .f SECOND: S. Holloman, P. Jones, D. Gram lich, K. Johnson. FIRST: W. Gardner, S. Hayes, D. Koury, H. Hawk. SECOND: W. Lomicka, F. Montrose, R Leonard. FIRST: B. Leffler, B. Monstrola, E. Lohr F. Kuhn, K. Lomicka, M. Ogun. THEY ARE OFF TO A GOOD START Having ended a very enjoyable school term and hoping for one as successful next year, the ambitious seventh grade, guided by the experienced hand of Miss Wiley, is proud of its many accomplishments. The class chose as leaders David Koury as presi- dent and Jerry Sandson vice-president. Keep- ing the books were Secretary Kay Daniels and Treasurer Kay Johnson. Ranking high in scholastic standings were Jerry Sandson, Bill Lomicka, and Ei- leen Lohr. Exceptionally good in math were the popular David Koury and David Gram- lich. Though a little awkward and especially shy of the sewing machines, this class showed its ability in home economics through the fine work of Dolores Blystone and Eileen Lohr. Mrs. Stauffer has been pleased to find that Eugene Shorthouse and Lloyd Simpson demonstrated artistic talent. Adding greatly to the success of the junior high squad was Lloyd Simpson who showed good form and will probably be varsity material in his high school days. Ad- ding zest to the cheering section, Sonny,' Koury, an ardent supporter of the team, helped with loud and hearty yells. Darlene Cloherty showed special talent in tap-dancing by winning the amateur con- test sponsored by the Lions Club. Ken and Bill Lomicka and Eileen Lohr all play clari- nets in the Irwin High Band. Everyone likes to hear the fine singing of Eugene Shorthouse and Jerry Sandson. An oddity of the class is the repetition of the name Kay. Three of the thirteen girls have this name, Kay Davis, Kay Daniels, and Kaye Johnson. Few of the pupils will ever forget when Francis Caserio, the livliest boy in the class, let a praying mantis loose in the room to the terror of all the girls. Nor will they forget when Jerry Sandson was caught singing the Star Spangled Ban- ner in front of the room when he was sup- posed to be conducting class while the teacher was out. Miss Cason was heard to say that they were extremely proud of what they made even if it might be only an apron. Joe Mc- Munn, their math teacher, said that in gen- eral they were an outstanding class. Very active and industrious was a comment of Mr. Balog. This class has set a high standard which all future junior high classes can strive to maintain. 29 BULLETQN some wok -Hctivitia gtoufcf out pay In our small school it is possible to pre- dict the future interest of IrWin's future citizens. Some people say Activities play too great a part in the program of the pres- ent day school. But by nature we are all gregarious and society loving and it is our school organizations which provide outlets for these wholesome characteristics. The val- ue of proper leadership, cooperation, and of mixing fun with work are a few things taught by our clubs and societies which are not as easily learned in the formal classroom. Irwin is a town of joiners. We have more local organizations than the average community our size. It is these organizations which strengthen the bands of unity and co- operation in the town. Irwin's numerous ser- vice clubs, the Toastmaster's club, the Little Theater, the Male Chorus, all look to the school to provide their future members. For every student activity there can be found a corresponding activity in our local adult Worldg my 4 59,5 ml ,W- N K 8 X 'fi J f sm fl' D X, ,E . J KX 1 1 A , V X man. FoIIRTH Row: M. George J Kemerer, C. Norberg, K Daniels, K. Johnson. Miller, D. Adams, A. Rydel L. Heidbreder, J. Shrum, D Christman. SECOND Row: E. Sandson, P Jarvis, E. O'Connell, D. Ray G. Gongaware, C. Davis, N Nicholas, A. Youngstead. FIRST Rows M. Cummings D. Rogers, J. McFarland, M man, . ain er. STANDING: Mr. Clawson. l tucfent gouncif o o - Teaches democratic practice FII-'TH Row: G. Schade, D. Good, D. Barnard, D. Koury, M. Gordon, J. Johns, S. Hel- Williams, N. Benninger, Mf THIRD Row: J. Sandson, S. Koury, N. Lender, N. Nei- D P ' t The Student Council, composed of the presidents and sec- retaries of all classes and clubs, met late in September to elect ofiicers and to plan many of the years activities. In an election conducted by Mr. Clawson, the club's adviser, Dean Neiman was elected president, Nick Gelis vice-president, and Eleanore O'Connell secretary. Because of the similarity of problems which exist in the junior and senior high, the junior high repre- sentatives joined with high school officers to form one large student council. The first project undertaken by the council was the super- vision of the ticket sales for the all-school play, Plane Crazy. Then, during the Christmas vacation the club staged the annual Christmas formal, which they called the Holiday Hop. The orchestra committee chose Larry Palmer for this dance. In previous years the Hop was sponsored by the publications, but in order to better gain the support of the whole school, it was decided that the Student Council should back this expensive dance. Before the basketball season the students' representatives again assembled to select varsity and junior varsity cheer- leaders. Such things as the date of the school picnic, the type of celebrations to be held after important athletic victories, and general school conduct are under the guidance of this organiza- tion. The Student Council carried out a policy of modern edu- cation, that of developing democratic practice in schools which will carry over into adult community living. BACK Row fleft to rightj: S. Miller, P. Jarvis, S. Boch C. Norberg, M. Koury. THIRD Row: E. Sandson, A Siam, B. Barrish, S. Epley D. Jones, P. Hileman, E Hillier. SECOND Row: N. Lender, E O'Connell, D. Ray, A. Long J. Shrum, E. Heidbreder, J Harrison, Miss Jones. FIRST Row: A. Schnur, H McKenna, L. Heidbreder, J Springer, L. Montrose. 7 H y Promotes social consciousness Although the Tri H1 Y is primarily a service club, trying on a small scale to help others less fortunate than they, its members have a lot of fun in the doing of their projects. During the 1949-1950 term, the girls enjoyed collecting and packaging clothes to send to Kentucky. They enjoyed making valentines for the children in the Children's Home at Greensburg. One of the more frivilous events was the annual Twirp Dance in Feb- ruary which had the whole-hearted support of the club members. Under the leadership of their President, Eleanore O'Con- nellg Vice President, Lurana Heidbrederg Secretary, Pat Jarvis, and Treasurer, Ethel Sandson, the girls contributed to inter- national and local welfare. Internationally, they promoted wel- fare through a CARE package sent to Germany which was joyously received by a family there. Locally the girls helped to create better feeling by inviting the Tri-Hi-Y members of North Huntingdon Township High School to attend a picnic at Bushy Run. When the Irwin Public Library moved to its new location, Tri-Hi-Y'ers were eager to help. Then in the true spirit of Easter, the girls contributed to a basket which was sent to a needy family in the vicinity. Offering their services whenever called upon, they felt that this year was the most enjoyed of all, since they had emphasized the pleasure of others rather than their own enjoyment. Miss Jones, their adviser, is the dynamo of this fine group of girls. unioz keel 620.45 o o - SECOND Row fleft to rightb : Janice Cooley, Marlene Gor- don, Nancy Kooser, Leo Ped- ley, Darlene Cloherty, Gloria Staymates, John Gard, Lloyd Simpson, Lynn Holloman. FIRST ROW: Nancy Benning- er, Norma Lender, Shirley Epley, Carla Norberg, Miss Wiley, Esther Hillier, George Lewis. Strengthens international fellowship Through the efforts of a few people this fine organization was made a part of our school program. Miss Wiley, acting as faculty adviser, and Norma Lender, made plans early in the fall to organize a Junior Red Cross. Norma, having attended a Junior Red Cross camp for a week last summer, had many practical suggestions for getting the club started. First, they arranged for a speaker to come and address our student body. The speaker, Mrs. Ratner, showed an enlightening movie to illustrate the Work being done by the Red Cross. Two students were then chosen from each class in the junior and senior high to represent their classmates in the Irwin Junior Red Cross. At their first meeting these members elected Carla Norberg, president, Norma Lender, vice-president, and Nancy Benninger, secretary-treasurer. For their first project this group began to pack Red Cross boxes which were sent to the needy children of Europe. Then following one good deed with another, they made favors which were sent to the Old Ladies' Home at Greensburg. Being asked to help with the St. Patrick's Day party at the Aspinwall Veterans' Hospital made our Junior Red Cross members ex- ceptionally proud. This party was sponsored by the Red Cross, but the Junior Red Cross helped furnish the decorations and refreshments. The success of this first year should guarantee future support of the Red Cross in Irwin. .44-.y. .. Encourages community service Mr. Bowers assembled his Hi-Y boys in September to plan a year of fun and service to the school and to the community. Their year's program opened with the induction of eleven boys from the junior class. These new members were put through two days of initiation which was as amusing to the whole school as it was to those participating. Following the less serious initiation antics was the formal initiation, this was held in the gym prior to an evening of games and refreshments. It was the forerunner of many such game nights held by the Hi-Y. The Hi-Y showing their true spirit of community service formed a basketball team which defeated a much stronger C. Y. O. five in a benefit at Greensburg. The proceeds of this game were turned over to the local March of Dimes fund. This team also played other Hi-Y's, local independent teams, and partici- pated in a Y. M. C. A. tournament. At Christmas they donated ten dollars from their limited funds to the Westmoreland County Children's Home. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Bowers the Hi-Y'ers were never at a want for sound advice, nor were they ever seen with straight faces while he was around. For the 1949-1950 term the Hi-Y elected as their leaders, Dean Neiman, president, Garry Swenson, vice-prsident, and Albert Rydel, secretary. These officers along with their fellow members, will be fine material for Irwin's numerous service clubs. ACK Row Cleft to rightjx '. Ackermann, W. Lohr, A. ydel, P. Bergman, G. Swen- mn. HIRD Row: R. Wolf, G. ewis, R. Ference, J. Ver- 1il, F. Werkman. ECOND Row: Ji. Vernail, J. ornblom, C. Davis, J. Hunt. 1Rs'r Row: M. Kemerer, D. ainter, D. Cummings, Mr. DWQTS. The .Kan The Irwin Band was extremely success- ful this year under the leadership of Mr. George Weaver. Mr. Weaver, returning from the service a few years ago, where he played in the army band, took over a newly formed group and after three years has turned it into one of the best school bands in the county. Helping Mr. Weaver in arranging the band activities were the officers, Dean Neiman, president, Lurana Heidbreder, sec- retary. The two managers, Don Adams and Jack Clarke took charge of the music and band equipment. The Band has played many times for the P. T. A., but their best performance was the excellent concert presented on April 13. They were also very active in many parades, playing on Armistice Day, Decor- tion Day, and Labor Day. They also marched up Pennsylvania Avenue with Governor Duff to the new Turnpike-Extension for the ground breaking ceremony. There is nothing like a home town band. Students and citizens alike got a thrill when the blue and gold banner came up the street followed by this representative group from all departments of Irwin School. 36 Left to Right: S. Abbott, D. Detar, J. Christ- man, M. Anthony, J. Johns, J. Harrison, D. Ray. BAND AS PICTURED FOURTH Row Cleft to 1-ightb: T. Carver, E. Brown, P. Bergman, C. Davis, D. Adams, J. Clarke, G. Lewis, D. Neiman, W. Brown, W. Carlson, J. Waug- aman, D. Good. L4 Ei? Ee? :O OF- 1-PO F235 ,NZ 2215 rc 5921 ' :G wang Q . 52 CU' an-. E-IU 221. ni. ,H-Uv a P 2. FQ FW? 5 5 .H 2,9 , F43 S173 og F 5-' Pam 95 LEE' sw- 0 :v - 5.53, PDS 511 ' CU U35 me nm 3 54 mi :S '12 5 Pr'- QE 22211 Z 2 6' ru -: iq Q PU E. 5 rn F 5 Q O '-: Q- O F I C UQ 5' as fn 97 Staymates, J. Harrison. Fmsr Row: D. Ray, A. Lomicka, E. Lohr, N. Ben- ninger, S. Lunn, W. Lomicka, G. Kalouf, N. Kooser A. Mclilfresh, S. Abbott. More lffufic . . . Several times during the course of the week's schedule the voices of the Triple Trio could be heard singing in close harmony. Their music always distracted our attention from class routine. Originally having nine members as their title implies, one more member was added this year to act as substitute. The Triple Trio sang upon many occasions such as school affairs, P. T. A. meetings, church meetings, and for organizations of our community. They have obtained a fine reputation by their gracious giving of their beautiful voices. Miss Carroll always accompanied them at the piano. The orchestra, although a small group, was a very necessary part of the school. On three occasions, the Christmas operetta, Miss Cason's fashion show, and graduation evening for the class of 1950, the orchestra provided the musical background. TRIPLE TRIO SEcoND Row fleft to 1-ighty L. Heidbredcr, E. O'Connell J. Shrum, A. Schnur, J. Christman, E. Sandson. FIRST Row: M. Durnin, P. Jarvis, G. Staymates. M. Leffler. Wolf, A. Schnur. V i ORCHESTRA BACK fleft to iight! Barnard, M. Lentz W Hugh es, K. Lomicka, M1 s Calioll Fr:oN'r: N. Ackeimann B EDITORIAL STAFF QLeft to Rightlz J. Shrum, J. Clarke, I.. Heidlmredcr, S. Boch, D. Neiman, C. Nor- berg, G. Swenson, A. Rydel, D. Eaton. BUSINESS STAFF fLeft to Rightlz G. Lewis, A. Hockensmith, P. Simpson, ll. Wolf, D. Adams, N. Ack- ermann, D. Temple, L. Mont- rose, J. Loughner. The Qmillon 0 Oi 0 Portrays annual story Our Town was chosen as the theme for the 1950 Carillon to show our appreciation for the support which the townspeople have given our school. An aerial view picture of Irwin taken by a Pittsburgh Press photographer gave us the idea for this theme. Editor Dean Neiman, under the direction of Mrs. Hamilton, supervised all writing that was doneg while Business Manager Don Adams had charge of all necessary transactions. The senior class showed fine cooperation in producing this book, particularly Sally Bock, for assisting the editor, Jack Clarke for his art, Dick Painter for typing, Garry Swenson for photography, and Richard Ference for the use of his car. The 1949 Carillon under the editorship of Barbara Millen, set a goal toward which we could strive by receiving first class awards from the C. S. P. A., the N. S. P. A., and the IP. S. P. A. This year the Quill and Scroll initiation and a dinner dance were held at the Jacktown Hotel. The students honored by being selected for membership were, Ethel Sandson, Editor of Round-Up, Dean Neiman, and Don Adams. EDITORIAL STAFF TOP fleft to rightl : E. Muel ler, W. Raver, S. Boch. TIIIRD Row: P. Jarvis, G Bergad, C. Norberg. SECOND Row: L. Heidbredei- J. Gard, E. O'Connell, J Clarke, P. Simpson, D. Ad ams. FIRST Row: E. O'Conm-ll G. Staymates, A. Long, E Sandson, A. Schnur. BUSINESS STAFF FIRST Row fleft top to liot- tomjz L. Montrose, M. Dur- nin, S. Miller, A. Hocken- smith, A. Sam. SECOND Row: R. For-once, A. Berk, E. Brown. THIRD Row: R. Carnathan, M. Lentz, H. McKenna. A2 Gund u 0 0 0 With the announcement, Round Up staif meeti f t ' h - . ng, omg t, an- other issue of the Round-Up was underway. Headed by editor-in-chief Eth l S ' ' ' ! e andson, assistant editor, Ann Schnur, and adviser, Miss Muriel Gallagher, constant improvement was made on thi h . s mont ly publication. Each issue of the paper was evolved around a theme appropriate to the season or the events happening in the month Arlene Long, a versatile writer and cartoonist wa li bl . , s a va ua e member of the Round-Up staff. Other commendable workers were Ri h d ' ' c ar Carnathan, who handled the typing chores' Paul Sim son K I DA I clever designer of the name-platesg and Jack Clarke, the sports car- toonist. In No Richard Ference, together with Dean Neiman and Don Ad ams, editor and business manager of the Carillon, respectively, attended the P. S P. A. ' ' ' ' convention at Williamsport. They were accompanied on this trip by Miss Gallagher and Miss Hershey. Last years Round-Up was presented second place awards in both th ' e Quill and Scroll and C. S. P. A. Vember, Editor Ethel Sandson and Business Manager Gives monthly review 0't2n.4fC.40 0 0 BACK ROW tleft to rightjz . G. Swenson, S. Abbott, M. Anthony, DI. Medley, J. Vas- quez, E. O'Connell, M. Kem- erer S. Miller W. Hughes J. Williams, N., Kooser, Mrsi Bulazo, J. Johns, M. Gordon D. Daniels. THIRD Row: A. McE1fresh M. Cummings, J. Christman N. Benninger, D. Christman B. Bergad, A. Long, Su Cook: SECOND Row: A. Youngstead L. George, L. Pedley, N Ackermann, J. Vernail. FIRST Row: W. Stubbs, P. Bergman, J. Heckendorn, W. Raver, J. Gard. Developes personal poise The National Forensic League Chapter at Irwin again proved to be an outstanding club. The development of new talent is the greatest accomplishment this year. Both old and new members were eager and willing to give their best and proved this by participating in many tournaments in the surrounding district. A very successful tournament this season was staged at Irwin on January 16, with eleven schools attending. Following the tournament a dance was held with Mr. Staska's orchestra providing the music. Fifteen students have gained membership in the National Forensic League this year by competing in tournaments and receiving the required twenty points needed for membership. Those presented with membership certificates at a special award dinner were: Garry Swenson, Barbara Barrish, Paul Bergman, Eileen O'Connell, Helen McKenna, William Stubbs, Joanne Johns, Barbara Bergad, Shirley Abbott, Robert Wolf, June Christman, William Raver, Robert Unrue, Sue Helman and Nan- cy Benninger. The first nine have also received their degree of honor by obtaining the required additional thirty points needed for the degree. Maynard Kemerer was awarded the degree of distinction for gaining a total of 200 points. He is the first member from Irwin who has received this honor. ommetcia! gfufo o e Stresses business outlook On Thursday afternoon during seventh period as Dick Painter called the meeting to order many Irwin students stopped pounding on their typewriters. Besides Dick Painter as pres- ident, Richard Carnathan, Delores Ray and Joanne Loughner were elected as vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, res- pectively. This club's activities included many worthwhile projects as well as social events. Giving up leisure hours on several evenings before Christmas some members repaired broken toys for the Children's Home of Greensburg. These were welcomed and in a few days, the club received a thank you card from the Children's Home. Mary Ann Errett and Paul Bergman leading the Pro- gram Committee, had many interesting and educational pro- grams throughout the year. Several guest speakers were invited to attend meetings among whom was Mr. Fred Neiman who spoke on the subject Insurance A tour of the Pittsburgh Press newspaper building was enjoyed in the spring. On the social side, at Hallowe'en a party was held which included dancing, games and plenty of good food. This was highlighted by a scavenger hunt that was enjoyed by all. A skating party held at Del Vitto's in Jeannette resulted in lots of fun with spills included. In the spring a clever one-act play was presented at a senior high assembly. Members of this club were capably guided by Charlotte Hoover. Together they aided all school activities and classes by typing and mimeographing. Many things were done for towns- people, too. All these projects added up to a very successful year. Commercial Club BACK ROW Cleft to rightl: Mrs. Hoover, N. Lender, M. Leffler, S. Epley, J. Spring- er, J. Vasquez, J. Harrison, C. Vasquez. THIRD ROW: N. Nicholas, A. Kemerer, D. Detar, H. Mc- Kenna. SECOND ROWZ Allell, Jones, P. Hileman, M. Errett, J. Rylander, DI. Ray. FIRST ROW: A. Viziola, P. Simpson, D. Painter. fibtaty -Hide! Any school library has innumerable duties that are druggery to do alone but fun if done in a group. Girls that volunteer for this type of work are always appre- ciated by the school librarian. As the year progressed some dropped out due to other activities. Three girls Carla Norberg, Ann Schnur and Arlene Long worked an eve- ning a week at the public library, making a fine relationship between our two town libraries. In the spring, a trip was taken to Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh. There the girls learned how a really large library operates. They were especially interested in the new young people's alcove. Greater knowledge of books is a re- ward in itself for girls who do library service for their town and school. LIBRARY AIDES A. Long, M. Cummings, D. Jones. F. H. I. Miss Cason, D. Christman N. Kooser. ers, J. Eisaman, S. Abbott M. Anthony, J. Johns, M Cummings. The Future Homemakers of Irwin, set for their goal the furnishing of a new living-room section for the home economics room. For this purpose they sold refresh- ments at basketball games. At Thanks- giving, a basket was prepared for the needy. Near St. Patrick's Day, cookies were made for Aspinwall Hospital. In the spring, they held an ice skating party. Two style shows, one for the Business and Professional Women's Club, the other for our own community, were held through the combined efforts of the club and sew- ing classes. The officers were as follows: Miss Cason, adviser, Mary Cummings, president, Joanne Johns, vice-president, Doris Rogers, secretary-treasurer. These girls will take with them the fine things learned in Future Homemakers of Irwin. QLeft to Rightlz J. Ryland- er, C. Norberg, A. Schnur, STANDING fleft to rightiz SITTING: M. Durnin, D. Rog- -gt! CAMERA CLUB THIRD Row: fleft to rightjz E. Siegel, W. Wolf, H. John- son, N. Nicholas, J. Vernail, D. Barnard. SECOND Row: J. Hunt, . Gongaware, C. Rainey, . Daniels, N. Kooser. FIRST Row: S. Helman . Benninger, W. Stubbs, . Johns, Mr. Dudley. UQ Q2 ART CLUB STANDING ileft to fightj: A. Kemerer, J. Christman, H. McKenna, N. Lender, A. Hockensmith. SECOND Row: M. Cummings, J. Vernail, F. Werkman, J. Shrum. FIRST Row: R. Wolf, E. O'Connell, A. Long. dIll2'Zd With Mr. Dudley as their adviser, the Camera Club opened its membership to Freshmen for the first time. Many joined eagerly and Worked enthusiastically. David Barnard was elected president and Sue Helman treasurer. Each member soon learned the fundamentals of printing, de- veloping and enlarging. Sue Helman has shown great possibilities in the art of tinting. May I Work in the dark room 7 became a familiar question for study hall teachers. A contest featuring snow scenes was planned but the mild weather caused the subject to be changed to school life. Perhaps the Camera Club's best contribu- tion was the display of the prize pictures for the National High School Photography Contest of 1949. This group's leaders should help to make better publications in the future of Irwin High. This year, to our long list of extra- curricular activities, an Art Club was added. Mrs. Stauffer, as adviser, called the first meeting early in October. Immediate- ly they began to assist other organizations by contributing their talents in making posters or programs for the school dances and parties. During Hallowe'en Week, to discourage vandalism, they artistically decorated most of the store windows throughout Irwin. At Christmas, they add ed to the school's holiday spirit by painting gay yuletide scenes on the blackboards. Later they aroused much enthusiasm among the students and teachers by spon- soring a box social. The response shown proved this type of social to be very popu- lar. Oflicers who led the club through this first year were president, Marian Leffler, and secretary, Helen McKenna. Qt!! QAOZUJGJO Q 0 SENIOR man. Leffler, E. Sandson. JUNIOR K. Daniels. F. Kuhn, K. Medley. Cooley, J. Marchand Creates music appreciation At eight o'clock on Thursday morning the corridors rang with the melodies of the Senior Girls' Chorus. The president of this group, Eleanore O'Connell, was aided by group leaders Ann Schnur and Pat Jarvis. These senior high girls sang many times in the Irwin High School gymnasium. At the Christmas Operetta, The Christmas Bell , the Senior Girls' Chorus com- bined with the Junior Girls' Chorus made a total of over eighty well-blended voices. The Junior Girls' Chorus sang for many of the junior high school assemblies and for open house. The Junior Girls' Chorus chose Marlene Gordon, as president, Doris Rogers and Joyce Williams, as their group leaders. Miss Carroll was the able director of both choruses. Mar- jorie Durnin and Marion Leffler were outstanding soloists. Willing to work to develop their talents and loving to give of their time characterized these girls throughout the year. Irwin's music organizations will profit in the future from the hours these girls spent under Miss Carroll's instruction. THIRD Row fleft to right? J. Springer, M. Lentz I Heidbreder, J. Harrison SECOND Row: J. Shrum M Cummings, G. Staymates In O'Conne1l, M. Durnin G Bergad, S. Brown, J Christ FIRST ROW: A. Hockensmith A. Schnur, E. O'Conne1l W Hughes, E. Heidbreder M THIRD Row: J. Eisaman J Schade, K. Johnson, D Bly stone, E. Wentzel, S Hollo man, D. Cloherty, M Poth SECOND Row: E. Lohi B Bergad, M. Gordon, 'C Rainey FIRST Row: D. Rogers J John, M. Anthony, B Leffler B. Monstrola, S. Abbott J Good Night Ladies cast rehearsing their lines. lTANDING! J. Shrum, L. Heidbreder, A. Rydel, E. iillier, A. Viziola. BEATED. D Painter A. Hockensmith ' . , , E. O'Connel1, J. Neiman, L. Montrose, D. Detar, G. Swenson. The staging of three plays and one operetta proved dramatics an important part of this year's schedule. Miss Jones chose a comedy, Plane Crazy, for the all- school fall production. The Magic Bell, an all-school op- eretta, was directed by Miss Carroll dur- ing the Christmas season. This colorful production was held on the gym floor in- stead of on the stage as had been done in previous years. Later, the junior high gave a small play, Be My Valentine, which was appropriate for the holiday. In May, the senior class presented, Good Night Ladies, a comedy in which two boys played the part of women. Cast, stage crew, and ticket committee made use of every senior. Plane Crazy -Mrs. Miller makes up Maynard Kemerer. Plane Crazy -D, Neiman, S. Miller, A. Sam, G. Swenson. Be My.Valentine -H. Johnson, C. Rainey, N. Bennmger, J. John, W. Wolf. 'mmaticf CURTAIN GOING UP Alai! The Queena Three queen candidates Proving the statement that gentlemen prefer blonds , Esther Hillier, Eleanore O'Connell, and Sally Boch, were chosen the three candidates for the senior queen. They were elected by the junior and senior classes in zz preferential vote based on personality, appearance, and popularity, characteristics which constitute a real queen. The queen, Eleanore O'Connell, was crowned at the Junior and Senior Prom by Sally Jennings, last year's queen. l 1 SALLY BocH ELEANORE O'CONNELL ESTHER HILLER THE QUEEN 'H-1.1, - '4-. ,,,..---- N ff -2' -rr, Q 3 - X, -Hthfetica as f f 2495 Qlxiff . I Irwin, not having a football or a base- ball team is predominately a basketball town. Any fair day you might see boys of all ages on almost every alley and playground shoot- ing at their homemade rims and banking boards. There are thousands of small towns in the United States the size of Irwin. But how many of these towns would have supported their high school basketball team as whole- heartedly as Irwin has done? No matter Where our varsity squad travelled, opposing fans were amazed at the strength and size of Irwin's cheering section. Students and adults, wearing red Texaco fireman's hats, sat side by side ringing their cowbells as sirens shrieked and confetti intermittently showered over them. Even after Irwin lost their heart-breaking championship game this spirit of loyalty was not broken. The townspeople again turned out in full force to welcome home the Champs 1 F' v QQ: J2.gw,3fm+ ,,, ',,'fsw'j-- 'wi Yi f' f-gf? 'AM' 13 ,L 4 . 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Q - ig M . , , -v s 221 ' Qu., QM 5 1 K Sf: M, ' w uvfxfw 5, xl 5 ua 1, , . .--Q ff1:9f'yeiw, gf ,ff 5 , !a.4let6aff gkampa Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin if 'Irwin ff 'Irwin Irwin '4Irwin MIrwin 'WIrwin 't tlrwin Irwin Mlrwin Mlrwin Irwin X 'Irwin Mlrwin Mlrwin Wlrwin Happy after Avalon game. VARSITY SECOND Row: Maynar Kemerer, Arthu Youngstead, Paul Sin pson, George Lewi Carl Dean Davis. FIRST Row: Edwai Jennings, Nick Geli Jack Clarke, Coach Dr Rose, Nobi Ackerman Albert Viziola. SEASONS RECORD Latrobe . Pitcairn ..... .4 Latrobe . ..,,...,, East McKeesport Greensburg .......,. East McKeesport Bell Township 44 Ramsay ...,,.....ll... Ligonier . .. l.... 'Pitcairn .....,, 4 Derry Borough Blairsville ..,. .. Penn Township . East Huntingdon St. Vincent ,,,. ,.,,..l.... Ramsay ..,....,,.,.... Ligonier ,,..,..u.. ...,..... St. Vincent ...,.,l.... . 4 4 Derry Borough . , Blairsville 4 4 Penn Township ...,.l... East Huntingdon M Section XVIII games Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin Irwin COUNTY TOURNAMENT 4. Ligonier 4 . . .. Trafford ....., ..,. 4 44 34 42 34 .68 Export .. ..4..41 4. Youngwood .,,l, .. 37 33 West Newton W.P.I.A.L. .4 4 l.,.., 51 Elders Ridge l... 44 .,.36 .. ..l. 43 Glassport ..l.llll,,,l ...46 Cumberland ,4....35 44 .,.,l.. 39 Avalon ...,..l... .. l... 4.37 P.I.A.A. ,4. ..a..,. 45 Rockwood .,., ...l . .34 .4 4 .44 Cresson 14.4.30 ..4....,4 56 Mercer 4.4.... .... 4 .39 Kutztown Total Points 1640-Opponents Total 1174 BROUGHT FAME TO THE TOWN At the beginning of the fall term, the basketball situation at Irwin was not too bright. Coach Rose had only Nick Gelis from the first team of last year. This left four varsity positions vacant. Albert Viz- iola and reserve Carl Davis were chosen to fill the guard positions. Six foot three Jack Clarke and Nobi Ackermann along with Gelis rounded out the starting five. Simpson, K e m e r e r , Jennings, Lewis, and Youngstead were brought up to com- plete the roster. Displaying a smooth, patterned off- ense, the Knights won all of their pre- season games. Ramsay and Ligonier were the first section teams to be beaten by Irwin. Last year's king, Derry Boro, was the next team to be defeated. By winding their next JUNIOR VARSITY BACK fleft to rightjz Mr. Rose, A. Youngstead, E. Jennings, G. Gongaware, B. Richards, M. Kem- 9I'6I'. FRONT: B. Unrue, B. Carlson, E. Anthony. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL THIRD ROW fleft to rightj : J. Mc Farland, C. Norberg, B. Cum mings, C. Patton, Mr. McMunn. SECOND Row left to rightjz Parker, G. Gon aware P Vas g 1 - - luez, L. Simpson, E. Siegel, L. Milburn. FIRST Row Cleft to rightl: J. Naugamann, L. Dalesandro, D. Sood. nine section games, they ended their reg- ular season sporting a 22 game winning streak. Next the Knights entered the West- moreland County Tournament. Irwin beat their first three opponents with ease. Youngwood, another section winner, was the opponent in the semi-finals. Young- wood gave the Knights a tough game be- fore collapsing. Irwin went on to beat West Newton 37-33, to take home their second successive county title. Starting its quest for its third W. P. I. A. L. crown, Irwin pounded Elders Ridge in the first round of W. P. I. A. L. play. A tough Glassport five was the next to fall beneath the ax, 43-38. Showing little of their strategy, Irwin beat Carmichaels to enter the W. P. I. A. L. finals, opposing Avalon. After trailing Avalon for three periods, Irwin pulleil ahead and stayed ahead with the game ending 39-37. Whipping Rockwood for their 32 straight win, Irwin advanced to the West- ern Regional semi-finals. Cresson then fell by the wayside, 44-30. Irwin proceeded to trounce Mercer 56-39 in the Western Regional final. The next stop for the un- defeated Knights was Allentown and the state championship game. A tough Kutz- town team defeated Irwin only after Irwin put on one of the finest exhibitions of courage and fight ever shown in a champ- ionship game. Trailing by 10 points in the last quarter, Irwin not only came back to tie up the game but went ahead for a few minutes. However, Kutztown managed to regain their lead and with it the class B championship. The basketball future appears bright at Irwin, with Ackermann, Jennings, Da- vis, Kemerer and Youngstead returning. With this material, plus his fine coaching ability, Don Rose can surely come up with another winner. NOBI ACKERMAN . . . Nobi . . . Junior . . . most consistent scorer . . . scored 370 points . . . loved to foul . . . good shot from spot. JACK CLARKE . . . Egg . . . 6' 3 Senior . . . showed up well in tournament play . . . most valuable player in section. CARL DEAN DAv1s . . . Arch . . good ball handler . . . came through in tough spots . . . will return next year. NICK GELIS . . . Nick . . . Junior . . . very good rebounder . . . lots of scrap . . . played best game against Penn Town- ship. EDWARD JENNINGS . . . Ed . . good set shot . . . Junior . . . broke into tourney games often . . . will be back next year. MAYNARD KEMERER . . . Scotty first year on varsity . . . dead set shot . . . will make good guard next year. PAUL SIMPSON . . . Simmie . . . Senior . . . good defensive play- er . . . saw much action in tour- nament play . . . his best game was against Glassport. ALBERT VIZIOLA . . . Moo . . . Senior . . . team captain . . . most valuable player in county . . . first string county and sec- tion teams. gadletfaff Heroes .fn 'bf fx ., 2 g.4s':l'- . , 3 . ' , .W 'X A L K-H , A pk A A ff , - M -1 M. , gg, I' ' W ' Wu 'Rx A wi, uf fig f A at 3 2 f W A Qwzlfmg' Q' Y W' T , fs 'A ', N W4 SW' v i K K hi JV K 5 I R . 2 Mft W V , tv VJ- A . VVLV ,Q K f QV V .W eq 5 4 0 M, X 4 5 H Z K Mm gf 5 1 s ff 4: ' E 'A ' , . x A gg ,E dl jf'A,f. ,sy X Lf, V! 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HIGH CHEERLEADERS BACK Cleft to rightjz M. Gordon, D. Koury, M. George. FRONT: N. Benninger, J. Sam, A. Mc- elfresh, J. Williams. JAY VEE CHEERLEADERS 1Left to rightjz N. Nicholas, S. Brown, D. Ference, E. 0'Conne1l, A. Kemerer. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to rightb: S. Epley, W. Hughes M. Koury, L. Montrose, N. Lender. . , ,SV ole! R Jw ff -ww K 95 Q an as D 2' X SQ ,J . A 1' --if S 13 .mem Ida . . . ON some OF ouR Irwin High girls contribute and' assist at Mary and Arlene give WlUt61',S a Halloween Irwin's first art exhibit. touch. Allentown Rooters. Dal falls for Lois. Hearts for Mr. Senior. H A 5 q if ,QM s.. Extra Q I 'fifqrgig gi: '1 3 fs-Wf? RW M? Li T ' K 4 . af ,. rf I. It V, E 1.31 ' . M L 3 Q X15 A '-, Q vi ' 1 'K l iv :iff jg ..,,,, ,I gnzxx- amen Myhllyhff . . . FOUND us ENJOYING ir is be- Paul plans his sport shirts. Don't you think grey ha coming? , , C1coi'gxe and Lee are curious. David and Harold Watch the pic- Dean and Sheila, veteran Thes- ture come out. pians. 60 I -1 AW xxx? W X' 'qs . , 'H gh.,-,rx amor glass . . . sms FAREWELL TO THE OFFICERS President .........,...,.... .... D EAN NEIMAN Vice President ,.,.,,. ........ D ON ADAMS Secretary ..,i....,, ..,...i J UNE SHRUM Ad'UtS67' ....,.. ..... M ISS HERSHEY HONORS AND AWARDS Honor Roll ,...,... Don Adams, Lurana Heidbreder, Dean Neiman, and Ethel Sandson. Pitt Scholarship, Rensselaer, and Bausch and Lomb medals ...Dean Neiman. Danforth Foundation Awards ...Elea- nore O'Connell and Don Adams. American Legion Essay Award .. Dick Painter. BACK June Shrum Don Adams, Miss Hershey. Graduation, 1950. Thirty-two seniors are looking back on twelve long years. Will we ever forget how proud we were to be the first freshman class to enter the newly formed Irwin High School? It proved to be an exciting year. Its high spot was the cheering of Irwin's first state championship team to victory. We entered the sophomore class with four new classmates. Our memories will always retain Miss Jones' favorite expression, You missed the boat. Gradually we were assuming responsibility in school activities. Again we had the fun of following a team to state championship. As juniors we found time passing as though it had wings. Dramatics, basketball season, and J unior-Senior Prom soon brought us to the end of another memorable year. At the turn of the half century, we find ourselves having the honor of being the first four year class at Irwin High. Among our memories of our fellow classmates, that of Lee Allshouse, the old man of the class, Albert's and Jack's fine basketball playing, and the death of Gubu, Garry Swenson's imaginary dog, will always be clear in our minds. Nor will we ever forget our senior adviser and home room teacher, Miss Hershey, whose sense of fair- ness and good humor helped us through our last high school days. As for events, Prom night and a near championship basketball team were outstanding. Finally, graduation and all its excitement closed our book of school days. As alumni we hope to carry on the tradition of our school and community. SCHOOLS BIGGEST BOOSTERS o o Q DR. JOHN KIFER President WINTHROP B. BROWN Vice President .guard of fcfucation The Board of Education of Irwin Public High School must definitely be characterized as progressive. This is evidenced by the fact that by adding to the school program such things as speech correction, drivers education, shop classes for. girls and home ec. for boys, and a full time nurse, they have made this one of the finest small schools in Pennsylvania. Ample proof of this is our being one of the few small high schools in this district to be accredit- ed by the Middle Association. Through the efforts of the Board we have had a fine home for the past four years. Large sums of money have been spent in keeping our school beautiful and modernly equipped.. At the present time a painting project is under way which will do away with the drab walls and further add to the attractiveness of our school. The students appreciate the interest which this administrative body has shown in all school activities. Members of the school board could be found cheering at all basketball games and in the audience applauding every student play or band concert. We have been fortunate to have spent our high school life under the guidance of such an enthusiastic group who are the official representatives of our town. MARGARET JONES CHARLES E. BLAIR Secretary Treasurer WM. A. KUNKLE THE CARILLONEERS Dudley Rainey, .Charles Lamus, George Wea- ver, Robert Rainey, James Weaver, Larry Those dear hearts and gentle people, who live and love in Our Home Town ..... they never, never let us down. We Thank You . . . Mr. Don Young, representative of Pontiac Engraving, Mr. James Flude, our amiable local photographer, Mr. Murphy, of King-Murphy Press, played a great part in the physical makeup of this book. Their competant assistance was greatly appreciated. Without our fine sponsors however, Irwin High School could not pub- lish a yearbook. Mr. Staska, knowing about our financial troubles, organized an orchestra to play for yearbook benefit dances. These eight men have been faith- ful to the yearbook cause and have given the students many happy evenings. All of Palmer , Bill Green, Carl Staska Altman's Mills First National Bank Hockensmith Corporation Irwin Foundry Sz Mine Car Co. Irwin Motor Sales Irwin Savings and Trust Co. Irwin Tool Co. L. O. O. M. Schade Brothers Republican Standard PF Pk PF Baldoc Country Club Benninger Beauty Salon Cloherty News Davis Buick Sales Filtz Hardware Flude Studio Gongaware, H. J . and Sons Grant's Machine Shop The Green Co. , Irwin Country Club Irwin Monument Works Jeannette News Dispatch Jones, Margaret Kifer, Dr. John J. Koelch's Recreation Parlor Kooser, Dr. John Lauffer Motors Lewis Lunch i Lincoln Coach Lines Lohrs Hardware Lomicka's Market Lubow, Dr. and Mrs. Harry McCormick, Drl R. E. L. Montrose Confectionery Peterman's Drugs Pittsburgh Reflector Co. Rodgers Printing Co. Rosendahl's Electric 64 these fi SPONSORS Rosendahl's Jewelry Schade Insurance Agency Serro Motor Sales Swenson's Drug Store Turnpike Bar B-Q Welchs'-Florists Westmoreland Coal Co. PF VF Pls A. and M Super Market Actenbaums' Market Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Betty's Beauty Shoppe Bergad, William-Drugs nef J. Berk, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Bierer, Dr. E. G. Bob's Pharmacy Buke's Brown's Smoke Shop Caldwell, Mrs. N. G. Chicklo's Barber Shop Datz Studio Dudley, Sam Edwards, Mel-Cleaner Eger's-Jewelers Fawcett, H. S. G and K Restaurant Glunt's Funeral Home Gregg, J. N. Heidbreder, Mr. J. Fred Highway Sports Center Irwin Drug Co. Irwin Floral Irwin's Market Irwin Parent and Teacher Association Irwin Rural Equipment Co. Irwin Televue Co. Irwin Trailer Sales J acktown Hotel riends are tops with us. Kerlin, Paul McCune Motor Co. Martin, Dr. P. E., Jr. Mautino's Service Station Mildred's Beauty Shop Miller, Dr. Holmes T. Miller, Dr. S. B. Mundo's Service Station Neiman, Fred-Insurance Oakford Park Swimming Pool Peggy Ann's Beauty Salon People's Ice Co. Perfect Cleaners Ratners-Jeannette Rodger's Funeral Home R-Place Curb Service Rydel's Shoe Repair Sandson, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Sandson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Silvis, Dr. C. H. Simpson's Barber Shop Simpson, Chet Snyder's Funeral Home Spear's 'Plumbing and Heating Sprankle's Gift Shop Springer, Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur Standard Service Co. Sroboda, Charles Taylor, Phil and Son-Jeannette Waugaman, Bill Wayne's Service Station Weaver, George and James Welty's Werkman, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Winters Furniture Co. 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