Wesleyville High School - Annuarium Yearbook (Wesleyville, PA)

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Davide ' l Mxss Mazle Green QUMQM Certainly r conipamid better thoughts were never more abundant th 111 in the pres 1 e of the two te iaheis to wha 111 we dedic ite our SILVERVUE Wesleyville School s history indeed Wesleyville itself would be lacking with out the silver memories 1 ontributed by Miss Green and Mrs McQu1ston whose Combined years of seivipe number fifty two and will end with our graduaticn no divining rod to calf ul ite the depth cf sinceie purpc se which directed their teaching Neither is theie 1 nifdium to weigh the minds they enlightened and the ideals they encouraged We who h ive felt their influence over the years know our fortune May 1 realization of the gocd they effected be theirs Our thanks are but a pitt inre of the gratitude we feel toward Miss Green our assistant principal whc has heard our excuses with patient understanding and kept our financial 1eCo1ds with accurate care It was she too who in latin and history classes deftly introduced us to the past and so gave us an appreciation for the foundations of the piesent Her ready wit made the Classes inteiesting Her wisdom made them profitable A happy smile and an irresis Caood conipa ny and good disc ourse are the very sinews of v rtue I Mrs Margaret McOu1st1on tible chuckle outward exponents of a noble and generous nature Miss Green we won t forget you' We hope you will remember us When first we heard of the mysterious X and Y we went to room 201 We knew that the X Y s and other wherefores would be solved and so they were Personable persuasive and patient always Mrs MCOUlSlOU has with her has meant contact with both gentility and strength A keen iudge of character she encouraged the lagging and the fervent alike No problem mathematical or otherwise was too great or trivial for her consideration We regard her as someone special and know that we are better people with a happier philosophy of living for having known her Wife mother and teacher Mrs MCQU1SlOH a worthy trinity of achievement is yours' It is with partially selfish thought that we bid you both God speed We leave with you and so will not be denied May the deeds of your teaching lives be iecorded with a pen of iron and the point of a diamond and may the years ahead be blessed with pleasant hours .. s ,Q , ' f I ,f J ip f I , 3 Q 1 ,L if ff t a 1 . .I f A .1 1 , Q ,K W 'I T V fc , . , I . I 1. But we would 11ot presume to measure their worth by u number. There is given much more than a practical knowledge of mathematics. Association 2 -. , ' .r 1 1 , ' 3 ' , ' ' . , h K 1 K I Q 6 7 . , t . . I . . . . I . C Q l X A . L I l .. 3 -

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