Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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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.

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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.

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