Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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lb if I UMR. MARKOSKY, MR. SCHEUERLE, MRS, BOWERS and MR. LEE wonder if the flu shots will work. FACULTY THEY AWARDED THE MEDALS boy, and she had thirty-two of them. She taught junior high English. With only one free period o day, Miss Wiley could never find a place to enjoy it. She makes beautiful jewelry and devotes many hours to her church. The next picture was taken in the nurse's room, They are probably discussing the value of flu shots. That big fellow is Mr. Markosky. l-le took Mr. Balog's place as industrial arts instructor. The shop boys' careful workman- ship proved his skill as a teacher. Being JV and assistant Varsity coach gave Mr. Markosky a lot of experience this year. We are glad he came to Irwin, and he is too. The short one is Mr. Scheuerle, our music director. Being a former student in our school makes him feel quite at ease here. Rehearsals of various musical groups fill his free time. He 18

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and Mrs. Colvill collaborated to produce the Christmas operetta, When Toys Come to Life. Students are often puzzled by Mr. Scheuerle's puns. The attractive nurse is Mrs. Bowers. The fact that we went to her for the smallest ex- cuse proved her value. Mrs. Bowers' school agenda included attendance and health rec- ords, telephone calls, physicals and various kinds of shots. Dr, Lubow gave the physical and Dr. Miller the dental examinations, Most of Mrs, Bowers' free time was devoted to Mr. Bowers, Jack and her love of music and books. That scholarly looking man is Mr. Lee. He was the principal at North Irwin last year. Mr. Lee taught JBT, civics and junior high history. ln his spare time he helped Mr, Dudley with the Camera Club and worked in his garden. Students frequently confused him with a fam- ous southen gentleman. These were our twenty teachers. Almost any day you could find them talking in groups just as we have pictured them. What do they talk about? l-lomes, families, hobbies, taxes, a TV show they liked and even students, be- cause after all they are human, tool 'Eighth graders-D. COOLEY, R, STOVES, R. JONES, J. LONG, B. NEAL make small things bigger. MX ay. 6' W ti 5 .wt if A K, . xx ,.