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

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7 THEXTECH OWL ilu Memoriam JOHN LAWRENCE HUBER who died july 29th, 1924 a member of the Engineering Class of '26, He is dead, the beautiful youth, The heart of honor, the tongue of truth, He, the life and light of us all, Whose voice was hlithe as a hugle call, VVhom all eyes followed with one Consent, The Cheer of whose laugh, and whose pleasant word, Hushed all muruiurs uf discontent.

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, . t,'H7j' , A MESSAGE FROM OUR PRESIDENT T0 THE MEMBERS OE THE GRADUATING CLASS June is the time of commencement. All over the country young men and women are completing courses of study in our schools and colleges and are stepping out to meet the demands of real life. To some it is a step in the dark: to others it is such a long step that some kind of a bridge has to be supplied. You young men and Women who are completing your courses at Westinghouse Tech have no problem of adjusting yourselves to new conditions. You have earned your Way While you have been developing your knowledge and personality as a preparation for greater responsibilities. You have been learning to Walk by Walk- ing: learning to Work by Working: learning to think by thinking: and learning to live by living. . . At this time you are pausing for a little While on your journey of life to receive a friendly pat on the back for Work Well done in the past and a Word of encouragement for the future. May you live long to apply the principles which you have learned at Westinghouse Tech and to enjoy the friends you have made. CARL S. COLER rf -A 71-si ,TN

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'P vgM.A!,.,Q.. ,. , 'u n-v.- riff ' ..-dn, , .M , , , . , THE TECH OWL Engineering. l WALLACE CARLL GREGSON- GREGG President Austin, Minn. . A president both tried and keen Supporting with credit the Gold and Green. A kind and loving friend is Wallace Adored by classmates one and all of us. ALBERT J. SCHERM- Shorty , Adolpl1us Jerome Vice-President Pittsburgh, Pa. Al is friendly, true and kind. Friends like him are hard to hnd VVe see for him in later years A happy time, no bitter tears. MARTIN P. KANE- Pete N. Braddock, Pa. Treasurer You're quite a success in the classroom, May, life prove to you quite the same: You have our sincerest wishes For a long, long life of fame. RAYMOND P. GUILDFORD- Eskimo Secretary 'I Torrington, Conn' He is a man of wide open spaces VVho delights in juggling the phases. WILLIAM G. BELL- Bill Charlotte, N. C. That quiet reason, 'tis more just to curb Than by disputesg the public peace disturb. JOSEPH A. BLAZIER- Joe McKees Rocks, Pa. Happy l ani, from care l'n1 free, VVhy aren't they all contented like me. , .?-Jgf5,4ifQl,+ -Fifi f 'X , . , ,V as., N rskfsilzslafo. erik A