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

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GW WD E? LQ W. L. LEOPOLD Principal Eff may wif? 306

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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

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Sm 595 Qreetzhgf BGS PX UTURE civilization depends upon the youth of today and any in tion must believe in youth and be alive to the spirit of the present age. s' A zn- .!, 4. . f ' f stitution that commands atten- .ln nxt. This magnificent structure, with its splendid appointments, was erected that the youth of the land might be prepared to live more completely and therefore more happily. Truly may it be said, Here Youth and Op- portunity Meet. In this brief dedicatory message to the students of George Westinghouse High School, I can wish them nothing better than that they may be imbued with a desire to seize the wonderful opportunity within their reach, to the end that they may become use- ful citizens, a credit alike to their school, their community, and their home. W. L. LEOPOLD is si