Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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WILBERT C. BRANDTONIES Principal This year brings to a close Mr. Brand- tonies' twelfth year with us, as principal. During this time, he has become highly respected and admired as a leader who maintains constant co-operation among the administration, faculty, and student body. He received his Bachelor of Edu- cation degree from Waynesburg College, and earned his Master ot Education de- gree from the University of Pittsburgh. ELMER J. McGlBBENY Assistant Principal Mr. McGibbeny works closely with the student body each day. His various duties include arranging the bus sched- ules, supervising study-hall manage- ment, and handling matters of discipline. He assumes full responsibility in the ab- sence of the principal. Mr. McGibbeny attended the University of Pittsburgh where he earned his Bachelor of Science and Master of Education degrees. Wilbert C. Brandtonies Elmer J. McGibbeny il

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Top Row: Edward R. Lawrence, Solicitor, Stanley A. Jarecki, Secretaryy Edward X. Hallenbergp Don E. Vierlingg Ernest C. Ott. Bottom Row: William B. Cullen, Cliltord M. Sweitzer, Presidentp Richard D. Snout- fer, Vice President, Katherine K. Stone. Jgnafwl ng I W. Robert Paynter ll! Each year a seven member school board con- trols the Baldwin-Whitehall School District's edu- cational system. This year Mr. Clifford M. Sweit- zer served as president of the board. Among various other duties, the directors supervised Baldwin's expansion program, managed sup- plies, prepared the budget, regulated salaries and hired teachers. The business of the board was discussed on the second Wednesday of every month. As the school year closes, we wish to thank them for their work well done. W. ROBERT PAYNTER Supervising Principal Mr. Paynter has held the position of Super- vising Principal of the Baldwin-Whitehall School District since February, 1951. Before coming to our district, he held this same position at West View High School. He attended the Pennsylvania State University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, and the University of Pittsburgh, re- ceiving his Master of Education degree. In June of 1956, he earned his doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh.

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