McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

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J. HAROLD WBIGLE Phyxical Education Health HOMER O. WEITZ Trade Drafting RUTH A. WEST C izficf Perznxyloania H ixtory OLIVER F. WESTER C hemixtry Biology Algebra Geometry LILLIAN P. GRAY FACULTY JOHN F. WILLAUER Biology Chemixtry MARY LOUISE WILLS World Hixtory PHILIP H. WINGERT Social Problem: HELEN A. WINTER Civic: Penmylvania Hixtory On Leave of Abzence ELFREEDA B. AHLQUIST JOSEPH DANKO On Sabbarical Leave HECTOR BELGRADB 25

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EsT1-TER E. STOUGH Science MARY E. THOMPSON World Hiftory Penmylvania H istory C ivicx HENRY j. TINDALL Ecoiiomicx S ocial Prolalemy ELEANOR M. TOBIN E n glixla H. VERA TRIMBLE Art CHARLOTTE UPTON Home Economics FACULTY 24 THOMAS E. VARGO Playxical Education H ealtla Civicx MARTHA ANNE VERNER Algebra JUNE F. WAMPLER Algebra JEAN M. WARD Sb orthaml Typewfiting Salexmanxhip CATHERINE I.. WATSON Englixb G. KATHERINE WATSON S panixh French

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d N f n by C7201 army, ,,-, 'xy Xa fsj lways ln our great country, the doors of learning are a ly open. We at Mclieesport High School have had the priv- ilege of receiving both physical and cultural training. We have had the opportunity of studying under competent teachers, all the subjects necessary for accredited academic trainingfthe biological, physical, and social sciences, as well as courses in manual and business training. In all probability, some of our Adventures in Scholar- ship, as yinal examinations, have not been altogether pleasant. But, such adventures have prepared us for our life after graduation. As we have had to overcome obstacles in our attempt to gain knowledge at school, so will we have to cope with like situations after graduation. The many fine thoughts and bits of wisdom we have gathered here should aid us to meet every crisis in life. May our school ever remain true to its fine ideals and its high scholastic standards! 4' f , -f f 26