McKeesport High School - Yough A Mon Yearbook (Mckeesport, PA)

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THE ANNUAL STAFF a H M L S 5 C z 5 3 Z. F5 5' N ZM as r-ll-4 DM UH!! E. Eg 45' -JS Em AEE I ill mm. AM E55 D Siu if W: Mm go 'w Bm Zu z iz: Mm ,fm EJ Me: Sz 54 LI-IS Shi. AN ., .'-gg 'Jo O LD PK! U 'C M LD si Q P4 L, E TE Top Raw: MARIE MARKSTEINER, ELIZABETH LYNCH, ELIZABETH HOFFMAN, PAUL DAWKINS, VIOLA IVCIIEVICH, EMMA Fnrrz, GERTRUDF. ELLIOTT.

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A I I I I I I 1 I I I I K 1 I , I Q, Yougp-a.-Mon ACKNOWLEDGMENT EFORE you lies the open book, the tenth volume of the Yough- A-Mon. In it the staff has aimed to portray the activities of the high school during the past year. Two outstanding features mark its inception, namely, the anniversary note, indicating the completion of twenty-five years of splendid service on the part of our superintendent, Dr. Richey, and the motif of the book, the sym- bol of our great commonwealth, the keystone. On each page this symbol has been carried out insome way so as to link up the great- ness of our state with the fine progress-and reputation of our school. The staff is happy to inscribe this volume to Dr. Richey because of his loyalty to the school, his unselfish service to make it a real asset to the community, and his far-sighted vision to secure for it a state-wide reputation. Truly, his record may read in deeds, not words. Before we bid farewell to old Tech High and its happy environs we wish to express our appreciation of the assistance given us by those behind the scenes. Without the hearty cooperation of the school authorities, the faculty, and the student body this volume could not, in any measure of success, portray the progress and spirit of our school. To Mr. Berkema, our faculty advisor, we bestow unstinted praise and gratitude, for his tireless and unselfish efforts have aided the staff greatly that this year book may be a successful volume. His wise counsel and ready help have at all times guided the staff in their endeavors. We also extend sincere thanks to Mr. Bower for his timely suggestions and to all others who have in any way given of their time and talent to this volume. If we have succeeded in recounting the year's history, it has been due entirely to this hearty cooperation. THE STAFF 1 9 2 7 M I I I I I I I I I I 1 L I Y I I M l13l

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511 ll ,Yffijw ' L d - - 'I ' Editor-in Chief ,,,,,, ,, ,,,...,,,,....,.. FAY SHAW V Axfociate Edirar' .,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,..,, , .KATHRYN W1ssER ' Il Bznineu Mdlldgfl' ,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.... A... J A MES FULTON - Anoriate Bmiueu Malzugef' ..... . ..A,.., ,,.... H ELEN RADER - DEPARTMENTAL EDITORS ' ALUMNI - LAVINA LONG GRACE GOODE '- ART F- ARTHUR ZOLTEN CHARLES CUSICK - ATHLETICS 1 PAUL DAWKINS JAMES ANSELL M T JOKES ELIZABETH LYNCH ELIZABETH HOFFMAN J LITERARY HELEN R1cHEY ELMER KITE I, MUSIC -J GERTRUDE ELLIOTT MARIE MARKSTEINER TYPISTS ' EMMA FRITZ DOROTHY SURGEON 'T' V1oLA IVCHEVICH ' FACULTY ADVISOR I. BERKEMA 4 L.. JT X25 lil I bw' , llllw E1 AILUUJV E151 lj -1-