Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

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Blunt will amh Elwtamvnt: We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and forty of Westinghouse Memorial High School, Wilmerding, Pennsylvania, having attained a soundness of mind, as well as body, having reached our last days in W.M.H.S., so desire to distribute our belongings in the following manner after our departure from this institution: , 1. To the pioneers of Wilmerding: our deepest admira- 6. To Mr. Carver: the task of leading the future as- tion for their perseverance in founding our thriving community. semblies minus our beautiful voices. . , 7. To Mr. Smith: the remains of our chemistry equip- 2. To the School Board: our gratitude for all the advantages they have willingly given us these past ment' three years' 8. To the juniors: the right to rule the school with an To Mr. Reist: our sincerest appreciation for the iron hand. direction he has given us in all our difficulties. To Mr. Myers: our thanks for his unfailing coopera- tion in all our activities. To Mr. Stempeck, our advisor: our gratitude for his untiring efforts, during the past two years, to lead our class to success. 9. We, the Traffic Patrol, leave our belts and badges to a group of Juniors who can withstand the cold weather and jeers of the crowd. 10. We, the Senior football men, leave our enviable record as an inspiration to teams in the future. Separately and individually we leave the following: William Dowling, leave my reputation as the vocational clown to Victor Price. William Oberly, leave my eagerness to agree with everyone to Bob Skelley. Mary Marguerite, leave my laughter to Clarence Dodds. Marge Barnes, leave my personality to Dorothy Scheuer. Patsy Carruccio, leave that last minute dash to Al Jackson. Ralph Triplett, leave my curls to Peggy Deenihan. Dorothy Shutter, leave my high D to Leah Bage. Arthur Maljan, leave the Senior class presidency to Alex Arth. Sally Landis, leave my sophistication to Shirley Mallinger. Ed Buckholtz, leave my baton to Bill Stahl. mttnenarn: FRANK FURTER H. A. MBURGER I, William Greene, leave my water bucket to Bob Ferree. I, Jennie Liput, leave my pleasing voice to Sarah jane Allshouse. I, Carl Forgie, leave my clothes to Albert de Stefano. I, Bob Kenyon, leave my ability to smash chemistry equipment to Bud Tomlinson. I, Pete Evanovich, leave my all-round athletic ability to Charles Robinson. I, Bronislov Svetoka, leave the grand piano to Edna Crux.' We, Charles Feeney and Violet Dubiac, leave our romance to Violet Moroso and Bill Konkus. I, Clara Volpe, leave my height to Stella Liput. I, Matthew Spinelli, leave my salesmanship to joe di- Napoli. I, Gibson Cadwallader, leave the memory of my smile to Mary jane Lowden. Signed, ' GOL D. LOX G. A. SMASK Szxty-eight

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CJUR SPONSORS P I We are deeply grateful to these individuals and organizations for their financial assistance This Golden Jubilee .Memorial will always remain as a tribute to their generosity and lasting friendship. - Dr. J. E. Adam Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Adolphsen Arthur Bacco Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Barbor Mr. Elmer E. Barnes Mr. E. F. Becker Geo. Beneventano-Rieck's Ice Cream Berkoben's Market James Brown Canton Engraving and Electrotype Co. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carthew Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Crux Cunningham's Insurance Agency Dames of Malta Paul Dangelo Danny's Shoe Repair Duffs-Iron City College-100th An- niversary Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Durkay Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ferree First National Bank joseph Folino Freshman Tri-Hi-Y G. A. Genre Victor Genre George Westinghouse Post No. 230 The Horrocks Girls junior Women's Club Norma Klausing Knights of Malta, Eclipse Commandery No. 189 Knights of Pythias No. 319-50th An- niversary Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Kruger Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Landis Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Landis Lions Club L. O. O. Moose, Wilmerding Lodge No. 86 Lost Commander Post No. 1786 V. F. W. Mrs. Maye Cowell Lowden Mac's Cut Rate Max Mallinger Mr. and Mrs. C. H. McKinstry THE ANNUAL BOARD Mr. C. T. McNary Mollie's Beauty Shoppe G. C. Murphy Sz Co. Mary Isa Muth Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Neidhardt Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Nicholson Alfred Parker Phi Delta III W. F. Pugsley Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Pyne Pythian Sisters Temple No. 69 Mr. james A. Ralston Rappa's Meat Market Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Reich Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Reist Richter's Grocery Store Royal Neighbors of America, Westing- house Camp No. 8541 Royal Neighbors of America, Wilmerding Camp No. 4605 N C. G. Schwartz and Co. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott Senior Hi-Y Club g Senior Tri-Hi-Y Mr. Andrew Sharpe Shatlock's Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Shenefelt William B. Shenefelt Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Speedy's Restaurant Mrs. Frank E. Stoker Cnee Mclntyrel Studio Grande Jack Trabucco ' Trianon Recordings, Comito 85 Lagorga Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Undercoffer Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ungerman Vollrath Confectionery Walter's Men's Shop The C. E. Ward Co. Wm. W. Whitlatch Wilmerding Bottling Works Wilmer Theatre The Yankee Bakery Seventy