Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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gym 72.4. BACK: K. Davis, S. Holloman. MIDDLE: E. Lohr, W. Lomicka, K. Lomicka. FRONT: A. Svoboda, F. Montrose. BACK: J. Caldwell, J. Schade, B. Leffler, F. Kuhn, R. Leonard. MIDDLE: T. Perkins, W. Gardner, J. Shrump. FRONT! F. Casorio. LEFT T0 RIGHT: E. Mildon, K. Daniels D. Gramlich, A, Jones, L. Simpson, E Wentzel, D. Koury. FRONT: D. Cloherty. 1 BACK: M. Ogun. l SECOND Row: D. Blystone, Johnson. FIRST Row: M. Poth, B.:Monstro1a, J Bowers, E. Carlson. FRONT: J. Sandson. ,.., - - I- - I H

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BACK: G. Gongaware. MIDDLE: M. George, M. Sullivan, C, Patton, R. Rymer, R. Hunt, S: Harper, M, Linhart FRONT: J. Houpt, E. Lear. BACK: C. Norberg, W. Lohr, C. Brown. MIDDLE: S. Lunn, K. McKenna, Jean Sam Joan Sam, N. Patton, W. Cummings. FRONT: A. Shoup. 'fzeshm an flax LEFT T0 RIGHT, AROUND POLE: J. Altman, A. Tickerhoof, J. Marchand, A. Davis, J. Shaffer, L. Leffler, R. Caldwell, L. Hollo- man, T. Mance, D. Good. OUTER CIRCLE! D. McKeever, V. Good, L. Milburn, J. Waugaman, J. Stricklin, J. Cooley. INNER: J. Tornblom, G. Schade. .4 -J.

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.dr OFFICERS President ..,,....,.,, FRANK MONTROSE Vice Presb. ....e,.... BILL LOMICKA Secretary .. ............. .KAY DANIELS Treasurer ....,........ ETHEL WENTZEL Ad'vise1'. .....,, MR. MCMUNN LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Bill Lomicka, Frank Montrose, Mr McMunn, Ethel Wentzel, Kay Daniels. LOOKING FORWARD TO JUNIOR HI LEADERSHIP At the beginning of the 1950 school term, the eighth grade, with Mr. McMunn as their home room teacher, elected their officers and made their plans for their last year in grade school. This lively class boasted an all male honor roll-Jerry Sandson, Bill Lomicka, and Ken Lomicka. Adding to the strength of the Little Knights were Lloyd Simpson and Jim Shrump, who were encouraged by two lively cheerleaders, Ethel Wentzel and Kay Daniels. Two ardent hobby riders were War- ren Gardner, who had an interesting rock collection, and Marion Poth, who painted figurines. The eighth grade also excelled in the musical field. Who can ever forget the sen- sational dancing of Darlene Cloherty as she tapped her Way into the hearts of all, and the Al Jolson singing of Jerry Sandson as compared to the choir boy voice of Eugene Mildon? This talented group had leads in the Christmas operetta. Socially, this class did their part. They joined the other junior high classes in staging the annual Hallowe'en party, supported all school socials, and were loyal rooters at all basketball games. Their entire year was spotted with many humorous incidents and harmless pranks. They often chuckled over their explosive window blind, which compares to Darlene's temper, once the cause of a broken desk. Remember Eileen's embarassment when Mr. Stough accused her of playing footsies with David, and Eugene's surprise at losing a dime in the Mule Train gag? These inci- dents all added up to a happy year. Although they were excited over being moved to the top floor, they were still await- ing the day when they would be freshies . Our school can be proud of this group. The teachers considered them the most grown up eighth grade they have had for several years. Their many talents will be welcomed in high school next year.