East Washington High School - Pilot Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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,QPY It has always been a custom and a pr1J1We5e of the yearbook stafi to present an lssue of the 'Pllot' t a deservlng member of the faculfy To snoa our appreclatlon and grat1+ude for her Sklll ful and falthful leadershlp, J the class of 1052 proudly Xelo , who has served on the facuL+v for S years and t aches Fnfllsh, Latlr and French Nelof, we thank you for your symputhe xc yuliance 3 P11 ek Q f 1 .,. 1 w ' ' I ' 0 O 4 I A I J U . Y . . .V g . - ' . - L ' ' 9 J Y dedicate our edition of the UPilotU to Mrs. Wilma Ruth uf V J 1 o ' , 3 f l . ' . A Q Mrs. 7 F ,t' l' 10

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M15 tary s Brownlee' Secre To the Senior Class: I , est of pleasure that I extend to you my hearty con gratulations for having successfully completed twelve years of educ tion -- for a job well-done. t is with the gfreat a- Undoubtedly, you have been making some after-school plans, attempting to decide what you would like to do once your high school course is ended. A few of you will continue to further your study for professiona careers at institutions of higher learning, others will seek employment leading to highly skilled positions in business and industry, while still others will want to remain at home to continue domestic science careers. Whatever your decision . . . it is my fervent hope that you continually strive to be good citizens of the community you so proudly represent . . . that you strive toward a life of active leadership in the church, in the school, and in the home. During the past two years of our acquaintance, I am proud of the achieve- ments and worthy contributions of you, the graduates of the class of 1952. The manner in which you have worked so co-operatively with your fellow students and teachers toward making the high school a sound, democratic institution, deserves my deepest appreciation. Good luck and fond wishes to you a ll for a successful career. Sincerely yours, iff Ro Shupe, Supervising Princi Thomas pal I 31? f in S 5 -