Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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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.

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l Bottom Row: C. Chapman, P. Marasco, E. Scott, Row I: D. Coleman, Curry, T. Hale, C. Russell, D, Don- lcin, A. Lucas, R, Kamenslcy, S. Hamer, C. Reabe, H. Beech, L. McMaster, Rapp, C. Amend, R. Weltman. Row II: D. McLaughlin, D. Edmundson, Fritz, M. Miller, B. Jeffries, B. Fisher, Moyer, F. Dexter, H. Ressler. Row III: E. White, B. Flick, H. Zollinger, C1. Pinder, G. Hutton, B. Swisshelm. Row IV: D. Edge, J. Lear, A. Bechtold, T. Caslcey, E. Onufer. Row V: R. Ferrell, E. Walker, K. Patchan, D. Patterson, R. Hayford, T. Buby. Row VI: K. Lewis, Behrenberg, F. Collins, Thomas, W. Coolc, B. Campbell, P. Fahringer, S. Blair, W. Walter, R. Wilson, K. Wolford, D. Morgan, B. Anschuetz, L. Rauterlcus. BAND Sound of the drums! Here they come! And another Friday morning pep meeting swings into action with a burst of cheering from an enthusiastic audience. Cheer follows cheer, and song follows song until we are sure of another W. H. S. victory. Then as the final cheers die out one wonders of the original organization of the band. Begun in 1926 by the employment of Mr. Richard lVlatson to train boys in the use of musical instruments, the band has since come under the director- ship of Mr. Paul Slater in 1928 and Mr. Scott in 1931. Last year new uniforms were pur- President . Student Leader chased through a campaign sponsored by the Activity Board, and today, bedecked in their school colors, the band is one of the respected organizations of the school. Yes, the band and director, Mr. Scott, are an indispensable part of every pep meeting and also every football game, rain or shine. As these boys, resplen- dent in brilliant red and blue, form the un- forgettable 'lW at Graham Field and the beloved strains of For You, High drift up to the bleachers, the heart of every loyal Wilkinsburger beats with pride. . William Walter .. Charles Russell