Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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St JIM SD Standing: Mr. J. Donald Cook, Solicitorg Mr. Frank E. Finley, Secretaryg Mr. K. M. Hewitt, Treasurerg Mr. F. E. Heddingerg Mr. C. E. Courtley. Sitting: Dr. W. M. Potter, Superinten- dentg Mr. J. D. Fergusong Mr. Ralph K. Grieveg Mr. john H. W. Cleland, Presidentg Mr. Blair R. Studebaker, Vice President, The Rev. Bruce H. Bishop. SCHOOL BOARD AND ADMINISTRATION To be sure there would be no l'Hit Parade if it were not for the school board and the active administration. The school board is a group little seen or heard, but evidence of their their existence is all around us: the modern homemaking department, the new crafts room, bright cheerful paints, and crisp clean blinds 4ln iliiltmutialn Mr. Donald Ferguson in addition to the routine equipment and per- sonnel. Without their financial backing none of the improvements made in WHS could have been accomplished. The work of Dr. William Potter, the superintendent, keeps him busy about the town so that there are not many opportunities for students to learn to know MR. J. DONALD FERGUSON Mr. J. Donald Ferguson, a representative citizen of Wilkinsburg, died at his home on February 26, 1952. For twenty-seven years he served this community as a faithful school director and was a president of the board for two terms. In addition to this public service he was an active member of the local playground association during the past twenty-hve years. As a htting tribute to his willing efforts in public life, the local school board made it possible for the borough to remember him by dedicating to him the most recent play area, the Donald Ferguson Playground, formerly known as the McNair School property. Mr. Fer- guson never forgot his obligations to the Callander Me- morial Church and Masonic organizations. He will always be remembered as the type of man who is loved by his family and rsepected by his friends. -3..