Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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Q WQ FOREWORD as the class of twentq-eight takes oft' on the flight ot' life, we, the staff, sincerely hope that the weather be fair, the storms few, and that the Stylus may create many hours ot' pleasant reminiscences ot' the happy days spent in Winclher High. Amlfimff -

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H DEDICATION Weythe stai'f'7ha,17e pleasure in dedicating this edition of' the Stylus to Mr.J. Alien Fignrebin appreciation of his logai efforts in piloting it to snce ess . -Fr-il. MH 1