Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Thu . . A Paul Coons interviews Mr. Clawson. We, the seniors of Irwin High School, being proud of our town and our school, decided to dedicate this yearbook to the idea of our interdependence. From the school come the future citizens of Irwin. This places upon our teachers a great responsibility. In addition to their regular school duties, we find them giving generously of their own time to many community activities. In turn, our townspeople, give of their interest, energy, and money to support everything which the school promotes. It is this cooperative spirit which strengthens both the school and the community and which forms the foundation of this typical American town.

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Mr. Dudley points out a slogan. Mrs. Buckley sorts the daily mail. I Seniors experiment with sound. Q Juniors Work for speed and accuracy. James L. Dudley . . . Assistant principal . . . algebra . . . organized and guided the Camera Club . . . Sunday School teacher and elder of the Presby- terian Church . . . often seen in the hall delivering small lectures to wayward students. Romayne Buckley . . . Office go-between . . . her R.C.B. appeared on many late slips . . . enjoys playing bridge and reading . . . always placid, help- ful and diplomatic in her relations with the public and the school personnel. James P. Balog . . . Industrial arts . . . quietest man on the faculty . . . the ideal of many an Irwin High girl . . . comes from Monessen . . . his war experiences have caused him to become a firm lover of peace. George F. Bowers . . . Chemistry and physics . . . boy's counselor and Hi-Y adviser . . . ability to clown gives many a laugh to teachers and stu- dents alike . . . superintendent of Lutheran Sunday School . . . assists in cub scout activities. Mona Kobasa Bulazo . . . Speech teacher . . . her public speaking classes p1'0duce leaders for com- munity organizations . . . entered students in many forensic tournaments . . . last fall her name was changed to Bulaizo . . . resides in Jeannette. Marie Carroll . . . Instructor of music in all grades . . . produces annual Christmas Operetta . . . her choruses sing in many local events . . . her former students are found in all of Irwin's musical organizations. Betsy Cason . . . Home economics . . . holds an annual fashion show . . . her F. H. I. girls sold hot dogs at many of the basketball games . . . so far has enrolled one hundred and fifty women in her evening sewing classes. Muriel Gallagher . . . English, Spanish, and Latin . . . Round-Up adviser . . . her serenity and gracious manner make her an outstanding lang- uage instructor . . . enjoys records of folk music . . . gives talks about her summer travels. Winifred Hamilton . . . Librarian . . . adviser of the Carillon . . . believes the library should serve social purposes outside of school hours . . . first member of the faculty to have a grandchild . . . Irwin Public Library trustee for ten years. Madeline Hershey . . . Social sciences . . . senior class adviser . . . speaks her mind . . . conducts forum discussions for local groups . . . her demo- cracy classes should produce good, solid citizens . . . the alumni count her as a friend. Charlotte Clawson Hoover . . . Commercial de- partment . . . a new teacher this year . . . Com- mercial Club adviser . . . another of our fall brides . . . her department does much mimeographing for townspeople.