Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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President JAMES LAUFFER Vice president ROBERT COPEMAN Secretary-treasurer PAULINE BAINBRIDGE Adviser MISS HERSHEY RUTH ANN PITCAIRN 7Ze7?57Swdafu. OFFICERS COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Danforth ROGER GOOD Rensselear EUGENE BRENTZEL Bausch and Lomb JOYCE CLAWSON Enioying the shade are Bob, Jim, and Polly, making plans with Miss Hershey for the class of '57. We tried to get the most from our senior days Before we tell the story of our underclass- men we must answer questions about our sen- iors: What did we like? What will we remem- ber? What did we do? What will we be? The '57 seniors had many best days . . . homeroomed with Miss Hershey and Mr. Hoover , . . noted all four years for outstand- ing leadership qualities. . . had highest repre- sentation in National Honor Society . . . over one-third of the class will attend college . . . faced the college boards with courage . . . diligent studying made competition for A's keen . . . stewed over solid and trig . . . laughed and learned in psych . . . concocted many fizzles in double period chem class . . . wondered at those Spanish subiunctives . . . produced some top-notch commercial students . . . originated senior picture party . . . plan- ned a three day trip to New York City . . . founded Knights of the Road for hot rod- ders . . . developed a unique mail system through the wall in B: English classes. . . prac- ticed democracy in the mock presidential elec- tion . . . appreciated a broken stopwatch in typing . . . held parties regularly . . . tantal- ized the iuniors with Spanish conversation . . . felt we deserved an Oscar for our presen- tation of One Wild Night . . . decided early on white caps and gowns, announcements, and name cards for graduation. What kind of seniors were we? We think we were a typical small town USA senior class, free, happy, and anxiously looking to the future. We hope that these best days will be the forerunner of many happy worthwhile best years.

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The western move- ment was one of the history topics discussed by D. Stoves, B. Barton and W. Kim. Keeping up-to-date on world events was the main purpose ofthe sen- ior POD Classes. Miss Gallagher en- joyed showing souvenirs from her European trav- els to latin students, C. Snyder and K. Shoup. .view AX ,k yy ef . ' 'SS :I QS? nf- J

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