George E Westinghouse High School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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DOROTHY AIKIN J. CLYDE AMON AGNES M. ANDERSON MARTHA ANDERSON HARRY A. BAILEY HERBERT EARNETT BEATRICE EEARES KATHRYN E. EEAzELL OLIVE BRAHAM V vIOLA BROSKEY JENNIE F. BURGO HAZEL BURKHOLDER OTIS H. BURTON ESTHER COOK LOUISE CUNNINGHAM F. J. D,AMBROSI CLAUDE DIEHI JOHN M. DINSMORE ETTA S. DUGAN HELEN C. WILLIAM RALPH EMILY HELEN MARIE W. S. S. I. EDGAR EISENBEIS EMERSON EVANS FERRY FISCI-IER MARTHA FOHL CAROLINE FORESMAN ELEANOR FREELAND EDNA H. GEER CORA E. GERWIG Faculty LEMYRA J. GILLIS MARY E. GLASSER ELIZABETH L. GRIFFITHS AUSTIN K. GRUPE LOUIS HAAS EMMA HANDLOSER THELMA J. HARRIS JOSEPH HARSKY MARY E. HAYES J. GEORGE HARTLIEE EDITH B. HECKERT MERVIN HIMMLER MILDRED HINDERER GERTRUDE R. HUNTER RUBY M. JACK CORNELIUS B. JANSEN MARY JEFFREY M. MARIE JOHNSON HARRY A. JONES EDA KANN FRED KELLAMS GENEVIEVE M. KELLY MARTHA A. KIM BERTHA J. KIRKPATRICK SUSAN KYAK JOHN A. LANTZ MILLICENT S. LEECH DORIS M. LINDBOM HARRY E. LONG HELEN MCABEE HELEN E. MCCRACKEN 'Pk .SIM Q Q ,UQ F .If 'Jef-,YM ALICE G. MCCRORY CARL MCVICKER JENNIE F. MILLWARD ETHEL L. MORROW ANNA MURPHY JAMES O'DEI.L RUTH K. PARRACK ELIZABETH F. PIPER J. F. POUNDS ALFRED C. RITCHEY OLIVE M. SCHILLINGER EMMA C. SCHREMP ELMER H. SCHULTE FLORENCE SCHULZ DAISY SHARP DONALD D. SHEARER JOHN E. SCHOTT OLIVE E. SNEE J. LANG SPEER INDIA STEPHENSON H. G. SWAN CHARLES w. THOMAS LOUISE THORNE ANNA M. TOEIN ORVILLE WEBER RUTH H. WILDMAN MARGARET WILSON LEROY S. WOLFF FANNIE R. WOODSIDE RALPH R. ZAHNISER

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Honorary Discharge When, in the course of human e-vents, it becomes necessary for several of the ofieers to depart from an army and perhaps to engage in other patriotic services, there is a feeling of sorrow on the part of those who have worked under them. It is to those who are now leaving our camp that we, the students of Camp Westinghouse High School hope that their future duties will be as pleasant to them as their presence here. E. BUCHANAN SMITH Mr. Smith left Westinghouse High School December 19, after serving faithfully as a member of the faculty since 1935. Previous to that time, he was an instructor at Gladstone Junior High School. Mr. Smith came to Pittsburgh ten and a half years ago from a teaching posi- tion iniAtlanta. During his sixteen years of teaching, he has always been an in- structor of commercial subjects. For three years he was in charge of the business division of The Bulletin, conducting subscription drives, keeping contact with publications- of other schools, and managing finances. Every teacher and every student sincerely regrets that Westinghouse is no longer to have the enthusiastic and unassuming services of a teacher who was truly interested in the work he was accomplishing. MISS FANNIE P. WILSON Miss Wilson, a popular member of the faculty of Westinghouse High School, resigned her position as home economics teacher 'last September. She received her education at Pennsylvania College for Women, Margaret Morrison Carnegie College, University of Pittsburgh, and Columbia University. . Miss Wilson's teaching experience has been entirely in this district. She began her teaching in Baxter School and later was advanced to Westinghouse, where her work has been outstanding. Miss Wilson was a great friend of her students, not only while they were in her classes, but also after their graduation. She was instrumental in securing employment for many of them. Nor did her students forget her, for many of them returned each year to visit her. Both faculty and students miss her greatly-her witty sayings and her radiant personality. Our best Wishes go to her. MISS CARRIE E. KIM Miss Kim, an English teacher in Westinghouse High School for many years, retired last September from her active work. Since the Westinghouse High School building was erected, Miss Kim has been a member of its faculty. After gradu- ating from the old Central High School, she went to Pennsylvania College for Women from which she graduated. Later she took courses at the University of Pittsburgh and Oxford University. Miss Kim has traveled extensively in this country and abroad. Now that she has retired, she is expecting to spend much time in her garden, where she finds many hours of enjoyment. It goes without saying that all Miss Kim's former pupils have benefited by her teaching. Her standards were high, and she expected her students to measure up to them. Each one of her ,Bupils was a separate personality to her. Her influ- ence will be missed. F L