East McKeesport High School - East Port Yearbook (East McKeesport, PA)

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F. Llvdz- frlIllIlN'I'l Roland lf. R1-lm-r lillLll'll'5 li. I.. liusvl I irr' l'!'t'.Ylilfl'lll ,'I'I'SiIll'llf St'l'l'l'lIII'.Y l,olli:- l'. lflne-ll llr. ll. lf. llJ:lf'lKIllklll llurry li. Nluy lit'l'ilIlSl' of llll' wisdom and understanding dis- pluyvd hy the Board of School Directors in guid- ing us through our high school careers, the Stu- di-nts of liast lVlcKi-esport wish to pay tribute to thvsv outstanding citizens. We appreciate the time and vflort tlivsv mvn llavv givvn so fri-vly to provide us with an advquatv cduc-alional pro- gram. The Board of School llirw-tors 4-an lu- assured we are all proud of the' grvat svrvivr' it has rf1mlm'erl to the school and the connnunity. In lumix:-fa N-asxon

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we in S53 JEAN CRETOK Class of 194-8 IN MEMORIAM Friends depart, and memory takes them To her cuverns, pure and deep. Thomas Haynes Bayly 2

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lVlr. ,l. ll. Hunk. our supervising principal. is a citizen of credit and renown. He has been a true friend and adviser to us for many years. He has laid for each of us a firm foundation o11 which we may huild a more intelligent future to cope with this Scientific world. We. the class of lflll-fl, wish to extend our appreciation to lVlr. Hunk for his assistance. patience. humorg and for these qualities he will always he remembered. ,l. P. Hunk. Supl-rxisingi l'rincipal: llnixersity of Pills- lmrgh. BS.. Nl.Etl. HDIIIIIIISTIHITIDII Anyone who enters our school realizes the wonderful job lmeing done hy our principal. Mrs. Josephine Muir. She has heen one of our guid- ing influences since we entered. Because of her willingness to help us in solving problems. the class of '48 will always be grateful to her. Josephine M. Muir. Assistant Supervising Principal and High School Principal: Simmons College. Pennsyl- vania College for Women. A.B.g University of Pitts- burgh, M.E4.l. Miss Mildred Gillis. secretary to the adminis- trative staff. is ellicient. co-operative. and help- ful. All these describe what Miss Gillis is to the class of '48, Her willingness to help us in any way possible will never he forgotten. 1 8 Y lllildred Gillis, Secretary to the 'Xmlminislralivc Stall