Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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ngomeonc to clllfatch Oven cWle FACULTY Efficient, learned, helpful-these words are synonomous with our faculty. Efficient-This adjective fits them. When it comes to sponsoring proms, you never saw such bears for efficient, co-operative work. If a teach- er is asked to do something there is no putting- off about it. It is done satisfactorily and prompt- ly. Besides teaching, they have other activities, such as sponsors of the Annual and Hiways, treasurer of the Activity Board, head of the re- freshment stand at football games, athletic coaches, and sponsors of the various clubs. Learned-With 42 of the 50 teachers in school having masters degrees, no one could possibly deny that they are a group of well- schooled instructors. Besides working on mas- ters degrees, they also take extra courses so they can keep up with the most modern meth- ods of teaching. They are well equipped not only with brains, but also with personality to keep their classes going at a fast, interesting rate, they are without doubt a very scholasti- cally able group of men and women. Helpful-Don't understand something? So see your teacher. Helpful doesn't seem an ap- propriate word for instructors. When one is in difficulty or confused, they are always available to give a hand. Now that you have a few facts about the faculty, surely you can well appre- ciate the students' feeling of respect and friend- ship towards them. May the staff now introduce them to you? -Harry Thompson 1 Miss Helen Anderson-Junior English, Interest: Theater. 2. Mr. Tola Baker-Electric Shop, Vocational Mathg Interest: Boats. 3. Mr. Robert Barkley-Director of Music, Interest: Golf. ...lo-

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LCllA on ou I DR. WILLIAM M. POTTER him. They appreciate his friendly hello and the warm smile with which he greets everyone during his few visits to classes and chapel. When Student Council is frustrated, or Activi- ty Board doesn't know which dollar is where, it is to the principal, Mr. Edward Ege, that young people turn. These are only a very few of the problems presented every day to this very conscientious leader. Miss Edna Reitz, Dean of Girls, and one of the most understand- ing persons, is never too busy to help solve MISS EDNA M. REITZ MR. EDWARD F. EGE 14 our Teen-age problems. One has to stand in line to see the popular guidance counselor, Mr. Ernest Bishop. One of his many tasks is to help students select the subjects which will best prepare them for life after graduation. This is a glimpse of the personalities and duties of the capable and greatly appreciated administrators. To see what they make possible for the young people of Wilkinsburg, follow the Hit Pa- radef' MR. ERNEST J. BISHOP ..9..

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