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Mr. Joseph McIlwain came to us in the fall of 1929 from a position as supervising principal of Ralston High School and McIntyre Twp. consoli- dated schools. Although he came here expecting to stay only temporarily while taking work at Penn State, he got his feet wet in Pine Creek and remained year after year as teacher of math, phy- sics, and chemistry. Several years ago he took an interest in guidance and carried on considerable work in that field in addition to full time teach- ing. As guidance activities became more time con- suming, he was relieved of some teaching duties and two years ago was named full time director of guidance. His teaching career has consisted of teaching every grade from 1 to 12 and nearly every high school subject. He entered the army near the end of World War I, was later commissioned a second lieutenant, and has been an oflicer in the reserve components since that time. Most of his training was in In- fantry and the Tank Corps but about a year be- fore World War II he was put on extended active duty and transferred to the Adjutant General's Corps. At the close of the war, he declined an of- fer to serve on Gen. MacArthur's staff in order to return to Jersey Shore and his chosen profession as teacher. He is a graduate of Muncy Normal School, holds a bachelor's degree from Penn State and a Mas- ter's degree from Bucknell. In addition to certi- ficates in guidance, he holds state certification for supervising principalship and county superinten- dency. OUR TRIBUTE TO Mr. Joseph Mcllwoin iv ' is Was it hard work Mr. Mcllwainc' His hobbies are photography, painting, wood working. and g a 1' d e n i n g. He is also active in church, fraternal and civic organizations. Upon retiring, he is looking forward to a very busy life in activities other than those within the school. We wish you good luck Mr. Mcllwain
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