Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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THE FACULTY Wilkinsburg High School students are proud of their able and active faculty. As teachers of classes, sponsors of clubs, and cheerful advisors in all activities, these men and women work to make the young people worthy and intelligent citizens of their coun- try. They do this by teaching them the basic reading, writing and arithmetic: by preparing somepersons to earn a livelihood and others to go to college: by developing a taste for good music, art, literature, and drama-a means of using leisure time, by training them to think straight, work hard, and respect their class- mates and fellow-citizensg and by helping them Work, play, and live successfully with one another. The students like the teachers for their good sense and good humor: they repect them for their knowledge, ability, and integri- tyg and they thank them for the hard work they do to make high school days happy and profitable ones. HELEN A. ANDERSON English IANE E. ANDERSON Mathematics TOLA E. BAKER Electric Shop ROBERT O. BARKLEY Music RI-IODA M. BEATTY English CHARLES F. BECK Physics, Chemistry STANLEY I. BERKMAN Health ERNEST I. BISHOP Mechanical Drawing ELIZABETH BRINDLEY English

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GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Mr. Ege, patient and friendly guid- ance counselor, has been connected with our school for many years. He was gradu- ated from Wilkinsburg High School in the class of 1915. ln 1929 he took his present position, after having been coach of foot- ball, basketball, and track and teacher of mathematics for three years. Mr. Ege keeps in touch with every student from the ninth graders, to whom he explains credits and courses, to the seniors, whom he care- fully checks for graduation credits and future plans. College requirements, scholar- ships, and employment service are also in his hands. In Mr. Ege one always finds kind consideration and useful advice. DEAN OF GIRLS No one works more diligently or more successfully for the welfare of Wilkins- burg High School than Miss Reitz, our pleasant and capable dean of girls. Teach- er of hygiene classes and friend to all, she is known and admired by everyone. Her office is always filled with students for whom she answers questions, solves prob- lems, and settles controversies. As sponsor of the Senior Counselors and the Girls' Council, she helps make the school a clean- er and happier place in which to work. These are only a few of the duties that fill the time of one of the busiest persons in high schoolg yet she is never too busy to be friendly with everyone. MR. E. F. EGE MISS EDNA M. REITZ

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