Allegheny High School - Wah Hoo Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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T DMINISTRATI hw, ffwaun--f S .Al .3 P I. 'Th and Guidance Mr. Roy T. Mattern Principal Mr. Charles Isenberg Vice Principal L. at . ' w Miss Nora I. Willetts Vocational Counselor

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Zrrcward Playing an important role in the lives of Allegheny students are the instruments of learning - books. Those printed pages of knowledge, with the aid of teachers, help to build the character and intelligence ofevery pupil. We recall the first book presented to us. lt was the little one, packed with traditions, regulations, rules, and other information, called the Handbook. After that, the subjects we chose made a small stack of books. Each semester they were returned with a feeling of accomplish- ment. Every day as we open that history book events gone by are relived, And our literature book takes us around the world in minutes with its collection of interesting reading material. Our stay at Allegheny can be compared toa book with the students as the principal characters. Chapter I we dedicate to the faculty, who have assisted us diligently. They are to be our guides in making us good citizens. The administration keeps our school running smoothly. This is an entrance into Chap- ter ll, where we arrive confused and encompassed by strangeness until we met the shapers of our future - teachers and books. As the newness wears off we are at the peak of ac- tivity in Chapter lll, with clubs, sports and Wahoo. Chapter lV terminates our brief stay with Stunt Day, Senior Day, the Prom,Graduation, and the 1955 Yearbook. Hence we chose books with which we tell you.our story. Every time we pick up this book we will be, in memory, doing all over again the things that brought us pleasure. Zantents Seniors Home Rooms Activities Sports School Calendar

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The Facult eads 1 I .'Y'f'D'J Mr J Freder1ckKunze science, math Mrs Carolyn Sink biolo and Mr Louis Hole science dis cuss a few scientific problems Miss Lillian Van Dyke dieti tian Miss Laura Myers consumer educationg and Mrs. Lucille Camp- bell, home economics, look over a pattern book with Miss Helen Kraft, clothing. Mr. Carl Heyne, arts and crafts, points out the artistic value ofa bowl while Mr. Benjamin Phillips, band, orchestrag and Miss Jane I-leberling, vocal music, pay close attention. E1 Cf' nf' E , ,ct Mr. Bruce Allen, physical educa- tions, listens with Mrs. Kathryn Schaupp, physical educationg Miss Agnes Flinn, physical educationg and Mrs. Frances Mason, matrong while 'vIr. Carl Fehrenbach, physical ed- ucation, explains some basketball techniques. axe ,fi A ,