Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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Copy in the Nick of time . . . an assignment for me? . . . Shakespeare, beware! . . . busy Hi-Ways staff at work . . . confab . . . just our type . . all the cats join in. -27-

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Bottom Row: S. Leathen, S. Bradley, M. Fisher, D. Nicodemus, D. Spraggon, R. Anschuetz, N. Flocos, A. Betsche, M. Leigh, N. Anderson, M. Mitchell, M. Fisher, L. Graves, P. Carolus, B. Jannenga. Row II: B. Bruce, H. Reese, P. Wertz, P. Rath, D. Schaub, R. Bertucci, M. Macfarlane, V. Smith, M. McNair, E. Callender, D. Metzger, C. Textor, D. Thomas, D. Zeeclc. Row III: B. Hill, W. Sample, D. Krebs, Plimpton, B. Lynch, E. Triggs, McGough, Gamble, M. McKinney, P. Perkins, A. Hickey, D. Van Cleve, M. Koch. Row IV: P. Marasco, R. Passant, F. Patterson, M. Cer- janic, B. Piper, N. Slater, Ross, F. Fairbanks, D. Griffith, C. Smith, P. Long, Powell. HI-WAYS Beware! Don't venture beyond the outer por- tals of 211 if you value your life! Yes that Qld Man Deadlinen has snuck up on that energetic Hi-Ways staff again. But miraculously every other Thursday out of this bedlam emerges our school paper, of which we are justly proud. The sports fans relive the exciting highlights of the games through Niclc,s action-packed descriptions, while the fairer sex checks upon the latest fads and fashions in Eloise's Clothesline, and the whole school laughs over Patzapoppin and Hi -links. Deftly overseeing each issue crammed full of the doings of the students, of W. H S. are Anne Betsche, the editor, and Miss Ruth Wischmeyer, advisor. Editor-inChief . Associate Editors Anne Betsche Mary Ellen Leigh Mary Fisher Sports Editor . .............. .. . Nick Flocos Assistant Editor Dona Jane Spraggon Club Editor ...... . ....... . ...... Barbara Bruce Alumni Editor Girls' Sports Secretary . Exchange Editor Maude Fisher Joan Fritz . . . Dorothy Van Cleve .. . ..... Sara Leathen Columnists ..... Paul Long Bob Piper Patsy Wertz Eloise Triggs Business Manager .... Nancy Anderson Asst. Business Manager ... .............. Mary Mitchell Advisor ........................... ....s....... . Artist ........ .. .. ............... .. .......... .. Typists-M. Carolus, S. Kredel, D. Nic D. Van Cleve, D. Zeech. Ruth Wischmeyer . ..... Bill Harvey odemus, B. Plack,

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Bottom Row: D. Schaub, M. Boer, Wylie, S. Hamer, Garber, S. Kerchner, R. Fink, Thomas, E. Jaffurs, B. Weeks, M. Wilson. Row II: D. Thomas, B. Tetley, C. Traficante, W. Klein, M. Van Ryn, B. Null, L. Farthing, Menhorn, M. Prytherich, A, Elliott, C. Leigh. Row III: P. Loeffler, B. George, L. Blankenship, C. Reinsmith, Moore, Fritz, lVlcGough, P. Wertz, L. Lingemann, M. McNair. Row IV: C. Amend, P. Gordon, H, Abney, Miklos, L. Houck, R. Williaer, C. Lewis. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor . Art Editor . ,. , Assistant Art Editors Senior Editors Club Editor Assistant Club Editor . Faculty Editor . ., Assistant Faculty Editor Sports Editor , . , Girls' Sports Editor Business Manager ,.,., Assistant Business Manager . . Advertising Manager ...,.. Secretary ,,,.,. Typists . . ANNUAL . Jeanne Garber Shirley Kerchner . Joan Thomas Louise Blankenship Betty jane George Jean McGough Ruth Fink Mary Ann Wilson Mary Boer Elizabeth Jaffurs Barbara Weeks . . Dolores Schaub .. James Wylie , .Wanda Klein , Sam Hamer Louis Houck , .Sam Smith Beverly Null .. joan Fritz Connie Traficante Mary Van Ryn Lois Farthing just in case you were wondering,-no, the Wil- kinsburg Tiger wasnit caged up in 201 after school hours. These blood-curclling noises were only the Annual staffers tearing their hair, grit- ting their teeth, and snarling at each other. But donit get the wrong impressiong the members wouldnit have missed the ordeal for anything! Under the capable direction of Miss Helen Heaz- lett and Miss Gwynne Mothersbaugh, the editors wracked their brains for ideas and wroteg the art staff slaved over layouts and panels, and the business staff handled the finances, each group endeavoring to make this book the best ever. So now the staff presents the results to the students with a deep feeling of pride that it has given the book everything it had.