Trinity High School - Olympus Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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IU ILYMK ID IU S Miss Ross lnwm II N Mi IE MUD ID II A Mi V ISS BOSE IBWIN, anleinber of the Faculty of Trinity High A School, was last in school on Thursday, the fifth of February. She died of pneumonia Monday morning, February ninth, nineteen thirty-one, at her home on Jefferson Avenue, Washington. The Faculty and the Student Body of Trinity carried out a program for her com- memoration, Tuesday afternoon, February tenth. That evening funeral services were held at her late home. She was one of the three teachers, still teaching at Trinity, that began teaching there when Trinity was located on the third floor of a Bank Building on Main Street, Washing- ton. This year was the ninth year of her teaching at Trinity. Miss Irwin had a beautiful Christian character, was of a cheerful disposition, and was always ready to do her duty whether health per- mitted or not. She was greatly devoted to her school work and we shall not soon forget the influences for good and for right that she had upon her pupils. We will long treasure in our hearts the memory of her kindly greeting, her happy slnile and wholesome laugh. She was a loyal friend and her love and sympathy for the suffering or unfortunate was shown by the way she cared for nature's children as well as her fellow men. She was ever obedient to the COIHIIIEIHCI 'tWhatever thy hand Iindeth to do, do it with thy mightf, She was a kind, loving and wise leader. In the noon of a loving and useful life, the Master,s call to rest came and she passed from earth to be with Christ which is far bet- terf, The memory of her bright and shining face will be with us as long as we live and her influence will live for generations. '6T'he deeds that are done and the seeds that are sown will blossom and be our guide. -JEAN E. MOIKRISON. Paqe Four

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