Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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PRIN. J. W, CLAWSON Assr, PRIN. JAMES DUDLEY SEC. MRS, BUQKLEY roqmm irecfors PLAN SCHOOL PROGRAM Control Room Mr. John W. Clawson, Principal'--'tNow here's the Way I'd do it, but you don't have to do as I say -W How many times have these words preceded some excellent advice, forth- coming from Mr. Clawson. His sense of justice and dem- ocratic procedure have been a source of inspiration and a challenge to both faculty and students. Under his admir- able leadership, the second successful year has been passed at Irwin High. Mr. James R. Dudley, Assistant Principal Where are you supposed to be? has sent many a would-be escapee scurrying back to class. lVlr. Dudley is a key-man with the never-ending job of keeping all of,IrWin's students, from seven to seventeen, out of trouble. He also serves as man-to-man adviser and completes his extremely busy schedule with several math classes. Mrs. Romayne Buckley, Secretaryi Why are you late ? brought a guilty look to many a late-comer's face. From being a sympathetic listener to supplying' everything from pencils to tardy slips are a few of the reasons why we think Mrs. Buckley is tops,-'fnot to mention her ability to keep everything under cont1'ol. 9

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ou of irecfors Finance the program ls that agreeable to everyone?', and if it was for the good of the school, the answer was always S'Yesl', Here are a few of the many estimable things our generous board has done to in- crease our opportunities. They completed our science laboratory, until we now have one of the most modern in this area. New equipment was added to the Home Economics laboratory, with still more plans in mind for the future. The AAA Driver Educa- tion Course which they approved is one of great value to any future citizen. They purchased a lovely new piano for the audi- torium and magnanimously sponsored a profitable trip to New York for the officers and advisers of the publications. Throughout the year, Mr. Becker, president, Mr. Kifer, Vice- Presidentg Miss Jones, Secretary, Mr. Blair, Treasurer, and lVlr. Brown, newly-elected member, have again proven that the edu- cational future of Irwin High School has been placed in capable and interested hands. 8 Charles E, Blair Carl N Becker Winthrop B Brown John J Kifer,lVlargaretE ones

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VOQVJLHZ James Balog . . . Industrial arts instructor . . . Quiet, patient and very gentlemanly . . . To him orderliness is next to Godliness . . . An inventor and printer after school hours . . . He will always be remembered for his friendly smile. George Bowers . . . Boys guidance councilor . . . Teacher of chemistry and physics . . . Adviser of the juniors . . . Known for his sense of humor and good sportsmanship . . . Proud of his profession. Edith Bowers . . . School nurse . . . Was always there with a helping hand . . . Did not 'believe in favoritism . . . Was liked and admired by everyone . . , W.ll be remem- bered for her soft voice and quiet ways. Marie Carroll . . . Music instructor for ele- mentary grades and high school . . . worked hard and willingly to make music swell the breeze . . . Taught piano outside of school . . . Will always be remembered as f'Our Lady of Music. Betsy Cason . . . Teacher of home econom- ics . . . Always willing to help any student or faculty member . . . Adviser of F. H. A. . . . Took her work seriously . . . Could always be heard saying Haven't you got that done yet? Muriel Gallagher , . . Our versatile language teacher . . . Appreclates all the arts . . . Adviser of the Roundup . . . Enjoys travel- ing . . . Is known for her quoting of Shakes- peare. Elizabeth Griffiths . . . Commercial teacher . . . A true friend . . . Liked by everyone . . . Adviser of Commercial Club . . . Known for saying, I don't expect you to under- stand this. Winifred Hamilton . . . Librarian and ad- viser of the Carillon . . . A friend to all . . . Willing and diligent worker . , . Known for her pleasant smile and understanding na- ture. l0