Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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EDUCATION CROSSES ALL BOUNDARIES if ...NM Chemistry, the frontier of modern science. Biology, hy way of specimens. MADELINE HERSHEY UIlARl.0'I l'E Hoovmc AGNES JONES REA , lg. M1 .Ar Wozldqyewi fi ,ka ,..,.....-of

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acuity . . . ouR FRONT LINE OF DEMOCRACY JAMES BALOG GEORGE BOWERS MARIE CARROLL BETSEY CASON MURIEL GALLAGHER WINIEREI1 HAMILTON JAMEs BALOG Industrial arts . . . found traveling from Mon- essen difficult this year . . . another quiet, young gentleman on the faculty gave him some competition . . . the girls' shop period was very interestng and popular. GEORGE BOWERS Chemistry and boys' counselor . . . Hi-Y adviser . . . always had time to be helpful to teachers or students . . . a family man who worked hard at his job . . . had a wonderful sense of humor. MARIE CARROLL Music instructor for all grades . . . presented Legend of the Snowman at Christmas which delighted young and old . . . several senior high students entering into county and state groups showed the quality of her instruction. BE'rsEY CAsON Home Economics and adviser of F. H. I .... surrounded by pots and pans and sewing projects, she never had a dull moment . . . California, Here I Come became her favorite song. MURIEL GALLAGHER Senior English, Latin, and Spanish . , . will be remembered by all for the respect she created for English and the desires she instilled in many students for further study of Spanish . . . probably heard Boots in her dreams. WINIFRED HAMILTON Librarian and Carillon adviser . . . an even- tempered person whose understanding has solved many a student's problem . . . neat, brown-eyed, and trim . . , she is known around school for her fairness.

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acufty - - - MADELINE HERSHEY Senior high history and democracy . . . a true follower of democratic practice, in spite of title of dictator given her just for fun by the seniors . . . N. E. A. delegate to San Francisco from the county. CHARLOTTE H0ovER Commercial subjects . . . a one woman pro- ducer of secretaries . . . sponsored an active com- mercial club . . . often said Slow down to speed up to the typing class . . . appreciated the donations from the home ec. students. AGNES JONES Mathematics and girls' counselor . . . adviser for Tri-Hi-Y . . . organized many squads . . . threatened that each play would be the last, but did not mean it . . . had those sophomores for a home room. JOSEPH MCMUNN Athletic director and junior high social studies and mathematics . . . coached the junior high team, the foundation stone of future stars . . . such a telephone user that he was given two buzzesf' OLGA NESCOTT Speech correctionist and forensics adviser . . . came three days a week . . . possessed a personality envied by everyone . . , always said just the right thing . . . used this talent for building a better world. DoI.oREs PERRY Nurse for all grades . . , interested in and close to all students . . . boys seemed to enjoy small injuries . . . girls found many ways to help . . . Who is going to bathe Tommy? usually opened home nursing class. CHARLES SHIRLEY Biology, civics, and junior high science . , . home room teacher for the problem child freshmen . . . had many classes in his roll book . . . his tall stories in science and Pennsylvania history will be remembered for years. JOSEPH MGMUNN OLGA NESCOTT DOLORES PERRY CHARLES SHIRLEY