West View High School - Westvian Yearbook (West View, PA)

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The Guiding Light Aiken, Elizabeth Allen, Anna . . Beardslee, Bette. Hmmm .GM aaa,-..,k,,.,L . 6. I5 Burrall, Lola . . Camp, Richard . Conner, Alice . Craig, David . Daubenspeck, janet . . Davis, Jack . . Deitrich, Doris . Hartman, Arthur Herman, William . Jordan, Robert . Kruse, Edward . Howard, Alberta Kiedaisch, Dolly . Kovach, Andrew Laing, Doris . . McGinnis, Hazel Metz, Vernon . Puchta, Elmer . Reed, James . Leonard, Edith . Smith, jean . Skovira, Helen . Thomas, John . Thompson, Verna Tiffany, Nelson . Vance, Della . . Viard, Mildred . Wallitsch, Gertrude Wright, Harriet . Zerke, Carl . . Gym . Science .. . Foods . A rt . Music . Music . French Commercial Science Clothing . History . Spanish Commercial . Science . Math History . S hop . . Civics . Math . History German . . Gym Social Science Social Science . Librarian Chemistry . English . Shop . Latin . N ifrse . . Math Commercial . English

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l I llf' dxf! I ULTY Ag, -,M 1 Goodness me! haya sl I 's almost time to go onthe air and we haven't a program in order yet. We'd better try writing one. What will it be? Run over to the library and see what Miss Skovira might have to help us out. Surely in a library of our size, we'd have something on radio programs. We might have a health show and get Miss Aiken, Miss Viard, and Mr. Reed tl help us. Do you think our radio listeners would like that? Or maybe we could have a round-table, discussion in foreign languages. Let's see now, Mr. Craig could represent France, Mr. Puchta, Germanyg Mr. Herman, Spain, and Miss Vance, Rome. Say, that wouldn't work. Our audience couldn't understand a word of what was going on. What was that? Miss Thompson and Mr. Zcrke could interpret it in English? No, I don't think that would work. Think of something quick! Our time is getting short! We might ask Miss Laing to round up a few Quiz kids. Miss Wallitsch arid Miss McGinnis could submit the math problems and Miss Kiedaisch, Mr. Hartman, and Mr. Metz could get a few questions on the international situation. That's too common though. We need a program that is truly different. Think of some story with a hero in it. You know, a big husky man-. Man? Man, did I say? Oh my, how horrible. Among all this confusion I've forgotten what a man is. Won't some- one help me? This is driving me insane. Hurry to the scientiic department and find out from Miss Allen, Mr. Kruse, or Mr. Davis. One of those should know. While you're gone we can arrange the music for our program with Miss Connor and Mr. Camp. Since television is in, we'll need props. Well, Miss Burrall can help out with the scenery and Miss Deitrich can do our costuming. . We must have our commercials so we'll give that job to Miss Daubenspeck, Miss Wright, and Mr. Jordan. Now everything is set. Did you End out what a man is? A thing with a head, two arms, two legs, and a body? Goodness where will we ever ind that? Dash over to Mr. Thomas in the chemistry lab and see if he can mix one up for us. If not, Mr. Tiffany may be able to provide us with a mechanical one. Only two minutes left! What to '!o? What to do? Our time is approaching. Oh my! Hurry! Hurry! A man, quick! my kingdom for a man!

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Information Please VV hat is this? What have We here? I'm sure our radio is clear of static, but how 3 ll is the television departmenti This picture seems to be covered with Writing. VVe , imagine that! Signatures of all our teachers! Many were the times when such a signature served as our admittance ticket to go beyond one of the closed classroom doors. El2 Q wmm TB'3 EMU W G Llvmullj W' sr 1 xl! ww