George E Westinghouse High School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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39665 5325326 C. M. MCKEE Superintendent of Supplies 265 JAMES BONAR Superintendent of Buildings Ei Q22 NDS?

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as at The W eytzkzglzouye Spzrzl 305 l-qNM,fgffEST1NGHOUSE as a name suggests a skilled 'A ' WW mechanic l a great organizer, an efficient execu- S t1ve and a successful business man. But the L,gy'p,Qy.,l same name also stands for initiative, energy, v l ,I JJ: i' l ' N ,l - l' ' x' progress, achievement. The Westinghouse High School is most fortunate in its name. It is dynamic and full of promise. It holds the story of self-help and undaunted courage. It tells of per- sistent and untiring zeal, of hard work, self-denial and whole-hearted purpose. If it suggests the handicap of pov- erty or the lack of educational opportunities, it radiates, nevertheless, the joy of service and the satisfaction of as- sured success. Have the students at Westinghouse caught the spirit of the honored name they bear? Are they willing to work hard and to play hard? Are they determined to reach the goal which can be attained only by the forward look and the steady pull? Are they determined to make the school better because they are a part of it and to help their neighbors because they live among them? The spirit of Westinghouse is worth more than all the products in shop or school, because it is the source of grow- ing energy and more effective service, A good Workman is always improving in knowledge and skill. A good student makes each lesson a stepping stone to clearer thinking and better work. Every difficult task, fairly and fully accom- plished, is but accumulated capital for larger investments and more satisfactory progress. I congratulate the students of the Westinghouse High School, therefore, upon the great name they bear and the honored memories their school perpetuates. And I can wish them no greater boon than that they carry into every classroom the will to win, and into every department of labor and life the spirit of wholesome and effective service. WILLIAM M. DAVIDSON, Superintendent of Schools. Cin M2305

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BOECZW WDM Tie Board gf 73u6lz'c Fa'ucazz'0n BDE MARCUS AARON, President N. R. CRISS, Vice President MRS. ALICE M. CARMALT MRS. HELEN H. PEARSON CLIFFORD B. CONNELLEY HOMER D. WILLIAMS MRS. MARY J. COWLEY ROBERT VOEGTLY THOMAS E. DOYLE DAVID B. OLIVER FRANK E. FREESE PHILIP MURRAY J. D. HAILMAN DR. A. L. LEWIN C. L. WOODRIDGE -..ggi M Ely..- WILLIAM M. DAVIDSON . . . Superintendent of Schools G. W. GERWIG .... . . . Secretary of the Board JAMES BONAR . . Superintendent of Buildings C. M. McKEE ..... . . Superintendent of Supplies J. RODGERS McCREERY . . .... School Solicitor JOHN H. HENDERSON . . School Controller L. ,R. GOSHORN . . . ....... School Treasurer C. R. FOSTER . . . Associate Superintendent of Schools R. M. SHERRARD . . Associate Superintendent of Schools F. M. LEAVITT . . Associate Superintendent of Schools 306932 322306