Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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unite to provide fine programs Janet Oyer, Carol McCartney and Ted Foltz dram- Jack Wilkins interviews Mr. and Mrs. Harrison atize a scene from Curious Savage. after their movie in chapel. CHAPEL COMMITTEE The chapel committee consisted of Mr. Ege, the annual Christmas programs by the choir, four teachers, and eight students. As usual the band, and the dramatic department, a they worked hard to find interesting programs lecture and movie, Desert Saga, by Hal Harri- tor chapel. son of the Post Gazette, and General Electric's Some highlights were the Pitt Debate team, House of Magic with its glimpse into the a movie about Australia by Mrs. Mary Holder, future. Back row: C. Baacke, Miss Deemer, Miss D. Covil Miss Long, Miss Wischmeyer, W. Geissinger. First row: J. Wilkins, T. Bell, C, McCartney, H. Drosky, J. Byron, Mr, Ege. IH Psi 4 Wi

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Library Assistants Bock row: S. Gosser, E. Frank, M. Chapin, B. Moss, B. Taylor, S. Repine, P. Parker, S. Stevick. First row: E. Cook, P. Corvo, .l. Brugh, D. Luckock, P. Wise, C. Nixdorf, M. Word, B. Kiser. Volunteers assisted the school in many ways and in many places. The girls seen running errands, collecting absence slips, helping with tiles and typing were the Office Assistants who aided Mrs. Shontz and Mrs. Rainey. The Audio-Visual staff worked to make classes more interesting by showing movies and slides during their study periods. In addi- tion to showing films they set up proiectors and later returned the equipment to the audio- visual room. ln the library girls checked slips, tiled cards, and helped students choose interesting books for reviews. The Library Assistants who served for two or three years received pins in recog- nition of their service. The quotations on homeroom blackboards every Monday morning were the work of the Quotation Squad. This year the words to the wise were selected monthly by committees working with the officers: Barbara Craig, president, Edith Latimer, vice president, Marilyn Reilly, secretary, and Judy Haver, treasurer. Bock row: C. Grieco, C. Heyl, M. Hassoll, A. Van Dyke, Z. Demmler, L. Joyce, M. Reilly, E. Latimer. Second row: B. Craig, L. Izott, M. Boyd, A. Houck, J, Davis, M. Young, N. Hamilton, M. Ringle. First row: C. Nageley, C. Edwards, J. Price, H. Wise, J, Hover, H. Crain. l Squad Quotation