Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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Mr George Bowers, Mrs. Winifred Hamilton, Miss Mary Wiley, Miss Agnes Jones. Mrs. Bowers and Mrs. Silvis harmonizing is very entertaining. Mr. Markosky seems to be carried away by the music. He may be dreaming of moving into his new home. Teaching industrial arts was an asset to him in building it. Coaching the Junior Hi and J. V. basketball teams gives him a stake in Varsity successes. He went be- yond the call of duty many times in super- vising the scenery and props for plays and proms. Although nursing is her vocation, music is Mrs. Bowers' avocation. She takes pride in her Future Girls in White and Nurses Aides. Many graduate nurses have been inspired by her. This year, she headed the Polio Vaccine Cru- sade at Irwin. Music is Mrs. Silvis' specialty, and she spends many hours working with her students in various choral groups. Her hits this year were Christmas Fun in '9l and Oklahoma. Her talents as a conductor are evident in her finished productions. Pretending to be fascinated by the talent of the ladies is Mr. Hoover, the academic math, psychology, and POD teacher. Although he left us at semesters, we will always remem- Mr. Samuel Marsico, Mr. lyman Stough Mr Joseph McMunn, Mr. Henry Funk. ber him as the originator of our senior trip to New York and the spinner of many memor- able tales. This is a dandy, isn't it girls? l wish my son were a car dealer! was Mr. Bowers' com- ment on Mrs. Hamilton's new car. In his chem- istry classes Mr. Bowers followed the proced- ure exactly, and continually tapped a beaker for order. As guidance counselor he helped us select future vocations and colleges. Mrs. Hamilton sits proudly in her new car. She held dual responsibilities as librarian and Carillon adviser. To give to her students the advantages of a quiet and well-stocked library was her goal. Miss Wiley is chuckling at Mr. Bowers' com- ment. Junior high English classes and her pet project, the Jr. Red Cross, occupied her school hours. She is very active in service groups in school, church, and community. Completing the squad is Miss Jones, our solid geometry, trigonometry, and general math instructor. Besides these classes, she found time to direct the senior play and coun- sel the girls. She often thought it necessary to put up a severe front to get her classes on the ball. Kiss

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?MW2 Emphasized the importance ot the sciences in our future world ot automation Mr. Frank Markosky, Mrs. Edith Bowers, Mr. Charle Hoover, Mrs. Louise Silvis. D. Kinney and E. Smith have reached a critical E. Kasparek and C. Noel practice compass maneuvering. moment in a chem experiment. 2 3 2 Q i 5 14 a

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Sn-ulnlhlml N -'WS ., X5 Vfiflyq., V, Choosing a biography for their book reports are M. Taking dictation from lhe chief kept J. Leonarm Hensler and T. Shirley. alert. Taught the value ot self-expression and individual culture s V4 WW whwl Admiring a winter scene are F. Wilhelm, M. Good, R. Coates, B. Van Dyke, and K. Connelly. 16