Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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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,

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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.

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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