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WILSOM ... milk -•y BUILDING UPKEEP Little noticed in the busy rush of school, and yet very important in keeping us comfortable, is this exc ellent group of workers. I hese seldom noticed people keep things running smoothly. In proportion to the vast amount of work they do, they seem to receive less attention and recognition than any other branch of the school system. No. this isn’t a Wilson milk ad pictured above. It s just our smiling attendance officer. Mr. Chilcote. performing one of his many duties. Mr. Dovle, Mr. Davies and Mr. I urner don I often have time to sit clown and rest as the pic ture shows. Cleaning and fixing the sc hool certainly keeps them c|uile busy. Mr. E. M. Cox. Secretary’ of the Board of Directors and Superintendent of Buildings, and Miss Eleanor Pfeiffer. Assistant, are the capable supervisors ol the finances and the maintenance of the school. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Pearce. Mr. Beard and Mr. Myers are mainly responsible lor Woodlayvn s excellent condition. All of them have gained many friends through their willingness to fix this and mend that. M iss Cosgrove. Miss Jones and M iss Mosbacher are our three smiling secretaries. They are always willing to lend a helping hand. I lave a head ac he. Dr. Darsie and Miss Connelly have an ever ready supply of aspirins and medic ine on hand to take skilled care of your numerous aches and pains. Mr. Price’s and Mr. Rowley s wide smiles and cheery “Hellos greet many persons as they go about making us comfortable. Do yve need to say more
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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY NINETEEN HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE QRADUATION day! Hc-re al last! We I lie courageous seniors are about to go out and fight our battles. It doesn t seem so long since we were fresh men. does it? We can still see ourselves, shy. inexperi enced. frightened by the sophomores, looked down upon by the juniors, and scorned by the seniors. Most of the boys wore knee pants and the girls were too old for bows and too young for beaux. 1 hose freshmen days were high lighted by our memorable freshman party. It was a red-letter day in our young lives. Smooth (lowing rhythm, lovely colors, spring breezes—-and the dance progressed. Our first big social event! It wasn’t long before the shy boys found partners and danced -But then, we asserted ourselves as sophomores. I aking a firm grip, we started out as an organized class. I hen. it was our turn to lease the freshies! The class industriously began to sell seeds to swell the treasury. But all was not work. Remember the sophomore party! It was a grand affair and lots ol fun. After a year of algebra and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”, we began to be jolly and to enjoy school as well. However, we became sobered, to some extent, upon assuming the responsibi lity of upper classmen. We were no longer sophomores. Another year had given us the much anticipated title of juniors. Who can forget the excitement and the beautiful music ol the All-Western Orchestra when Munhall was host to schools
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