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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