Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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5 :lit - - am fi i fi .sw i X, 9 F if xiii SHIRLEY COOK DANIEL K. CREIGHTON SHIRLEY COOK One ot our best art students . . . belonged to Commer- cial Club and majorettes . . . Carillon money counter . . , liked to type for students and teachers , . . always kept her promises . . . wants to attend Robert Morris. DANIEL K. CREIGHTON More fun than a circus . . . Danny represented our class on Student Council , . . presided over I-ii-Y . . . was interested in chemistry . . . liked girls, music and hunting . . . favorite subject was psychology. JANET A. EISAMAN Organized Project Hot Dogs tor the Carillon . . . her good-looking clothes reflected her home ec training . . . gave her all to Tri-l-li-Y, Senior Chorus and Com- mercial Club . . . worked at Tomlin's . . . will study bookkeeping. JANET A. EISAMAN GERALD GONGAWARE County's most valuable basketball player in '52 . . . made all-section and second string state teams his junior year . . . on gymnastic team . . . good in math . . . vice- president of l-li-Y . . . Senior Chorus member . . . presi- dent of Lettermen. MARLENE GORDON A star in the eyes of others . . . queen's attendant secretary ot the Student Council, Band, Tri-l-li-Y and Senior Chorus . . . a Varsity cheerleader for three years . . .sang in Triple Trio . . . will enter nurse's training. SUE HELMAN Her smile was as sunny as her hair. . .only girl in the Camera Club . . . belonged to NFL, Tri-Hi-Y, Triple Trio and the Band . . . wrote copy for the Carillon . . . a constant companion of Mary Lou . . . wants to study pharmacy. GERALD GONGAWARE MARLENE GORDON SUE HELMAN w f Q71 , ,, j i ei. M' . .. , I lia , , . ' L .3 Ja' .KU - .5 . , i - Ar: ,P I it A' S , VWLE? inure ' as 5 '5 E Q 1-Ji get Sri? X s .Q Hi . A A 1 K rf? .. ,-as? 2. I .gm ,.. . - iw. -' , 2, n - -sv v 1- j ,' '?i'5'Z5kfQ2?5ZW-' fly. V l2?7H4i2lQ3?Qi if 1 'sew A ,. srf3iif51,.si,?y,v Lf- f wxfiaizff-.1,i: 1, If i 1.-.if glzwzgitzsu 'K 'g,'f:kViii7 vffiifltfs 5 -4, , Q-i'gg,zvi-'ijksil tif-'9lz'7f'. f ' , fefiYi'.'zi if iw . -mio ' 4- r Z 'Mai5m.,z2s1i. , :gsggw Q52-t ' i:?'-W5 : l 33wihQ?21l'54:z2i '17 X ?7l 115t3'7-tx '- i .

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I-'lm fd! gli? 'mf ,,x , ,. Ay ,tri 1 refs. s-.4 i' i ,,w. 'Wm i its g . 5 ' ri ft , .sl -sis 513 Z J I K . ' Y S . 'b..1 ,fly ' S S ...- AQIV , 1, A H ' MAZIE A. HOFFMAN DONNA HURST HAROLD R. JOHNSON MAZIE A. HOFFMAN Voted Our most attractive girl , . , interested in teaching . . enioyed basketball games, drivers' ed and turning cartwheels . , , worked at public library . . . . a member of Tri-l-li-Y, Commercial Club and Senior Chorus. DONNA HURST Our queen . . . made everyone proud of her achievee ments . . . entirely dependable as the record shows , . . edited the Carillon . . president of Student Council . , 4 a Varsity cheerleader . . . held offices in Tri-Hi-Y and Band. HAROLD R. JOHNSON Bob's only crime was killing time . , . veep of the Band . . , sang bass in Senior Chorus . . . took wonderful picv tures . . . earned money at Berk's , . . played trumpet with the Musical Knights . . . future undecided, NANCY P. KOOSER MARY LOU KRAMER if bex 'V' I fa - 2, it -' A K f' , g,l-- Fjx 26 Q NANCY P. KOOSER Kaos . . . noted for her hospitality . . . liked the mid-term chemistry exam . . , president af Forensic Club , . a good debater and sports-caster . . . planned many Carillon pictures . , . played trombone in the Band , . . will go to Goucher. MARY LOU KRAMER Lou was in tune with the times . . , school accompanist , . played violin and bell-lyre . . . was in district orches- tra . . . veep of Tri-l-li-Y . , . representative on Student Council . , . plans to study organ at Carnegie Tech. MAXINE MCCORMICK For Max it was natural to be nice . . . Varsity cheerleader . . . vice-president of Commercial Club member of Tri-Hi-Y . , 4 liked basketball and formals best . . . had the Qualities to become a fine secretary. MAXINE McCORMICK