South High School - Oriole Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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9913 - KSU EW? Failma x feel ZQSJZP ' To Miss Carrie Gilmore, who retires after an active teaching career, we bid farewell. Born near Finleyvill, Pennsylvania, she received her secondary education at Homestead High School. Later Miss Gilmore studied at the Uni- versity of Pittsurgh, earning both her B.A. and M.A. degrees there. She did special work at Columbia University and Penn State. For some years Miss Gil- more taught in schools out of the cityp her first position in the city was at Rogers School. When Herron Hill Iunior High School was opened, Miss Gil- more became a member oi that faculty. Before coming to South High School in September of 1946, Miss Gilmore taught for ten years at Arsenal Iunior High School. Miss Gilmore has always been vitally interested in progressive teach- ers organizations. The Pittsburgh Teachers Association, The State Teachers Association, The National Education Association, The Council of English Teachers, and Phoebe Brashear Club are pleased to have had her as a mem- ber. She worked untiringly upon the new English Course of Study, and was chosen to work with Miss Ethel Centre upon the English book now used in the Pittsburgh High Schools. Miss Gilmore is fond of boys and girls. At present she takes an active part in the work of the Boys' Club at the Bellefield Presbyterian Church. We, the students and faculty, sincerely wish that she may know every happiness in her new lite, and that she may travel to high adventures and new places in her retirement. C37

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! 5 Our loyal friend and understanding teacher, Mrs. Margaret Miller Worley, retires after many years of faithful service. To her, we dedicate our Yearbook. Mrs. Worley loves to teach as a painter loves to paint, as a musician loves to play, as a singer loves to sing, as a strong man reioices to Win a race. The keynote of her success lies in the fact that she is happy in her work. Early in life she chose her profession and has continuously bent every effort toward becoming a master craftsman. She is retiring from active service, but the gift of teaching is hers! May she continue for many years to radiate her S qualities of: ,N 7 ,H wy -. 1, gf. ' rf 1.1 5-::..:'g,3 . .f fl 'Lu g - As: 3 3 4: 2 I ,jc :3v .,n':,- 'i'1 ig . . ,gg X ,,, J: ,',ff-.: 3:2- ft ..f:a'::z. X - '11 , '-MX W 't it fee- it .iiifargsr 1,2 ' f. 'sit' f ffli '0 - . P1-A i s ... - ' 2225! . , F . :g2,,1 hifi... I . q Ulf muqfgpgi ' 'F n NI., 'iw Q' K f 1 X ' r: . ., ,js fn -52 :Si if X' if 131.3 E .,-5-5' Here is a lady! Here is a teacher! C75

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flmiugffilfaiinn To tecxch the brotherhood of mon To love ond reverence one cmotherff I. G. Whitiier C95 XR