Irwin High School - Carillon Yearbook (Irwin, PA)

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we-ss, ,cgi Y 5 Mrs. B is hel in Mr. Bowers locate a ersonal P 9 P record file. These four men usually discuss the news of the day in the office between classes. fp. 151 The casually dressed gentleman on the left is Mr. Marsico. He is all ready for a day in- structing boys' physical education. Teaching driver education to students and the public was his sideline. His '57 goal has been to coach our wrestling team to fame. Awaiting an opinion of last night's game is Mr. Stough, varsity basketball coach. When not planning strategy for his Knights, he taught freshman algebra and social studies. His tall, broad, and handsome appearance makes us proud wherever he represents us. Well-liked by all was our good-natured ath- letic director, Mr. McMunn. He liked to spend his spare moments discussing sports when not teaching geography and junior high math. Next in line is our new science and applied chemistry instructor, Mr. Funk. He is a mem- ber of the Jeannette Board of Education and recently left his job with Westinghouse to be- come a teacher at lrwin. Our teachers have played a major role in the best days of our lives , but, of course, we have been an important part of their lives, too, when we have learned what they have tried to teach us. What were the best days of their lives? College, raising their children, and teaching school, were among the replies to our questionnaires. To quote one teacher: I feel that l am contributing to the lives of others through teaching, and, there is no better way to find happiness than by giving. Another teacher made a very concise sum- mary: The best years of life are those in which we have something to anticipate and work for. That, really, is the whole of life. . . by our daily experiences These Landmark recordings add fun to the study- ing of history, decide R. Gross and C. Beech. Peace and quiet, hard to come by in this speedy world, were sought in the library. M 'kk

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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

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Gave us the incentive to use our intelligence wisely Sewing on a zipper is lricky business, Miss Bellone tells Joy Lomickcs. Home economics is cl practical subiecl that every girl needs. .-.aww- 'W'