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

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f I ,UYW , AL , if ff-9. ff -P'-I DR. R. S. RICE Supervising Principal E. D. KRUSE Assistant Supervising Principal ADMINISTRATCRS Although we do not come in contact each day with our Administrators, we have been conscious of their presence. lt has given us encouragement to know that they have always stood nearby, ready to help us with any problems which arose, ready to encour- age us in times of discouragement, devoting their efforts toward enabling us better to face the tasks confronting us, and preparing us to face the world after graduation from high school. When we leave the protective influence of our Administrators, there will remain a bond between us. Their interest in our progress through life, their sharing of our triumphs and defeats will give each of us comfort and en- couragement. Because of the academic and spiritual sup- port which our Administrators have unselfish- ly given us and will continue to give us after graduation, we sincerely thank them for help- ing to make each of our lives richer and more successful. W. S. LUKE High School Principal HAZEL MCGINNIS Assistant High School Principal

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ll Standing-Carl Beisecker, John Skillen, Don Selby, Bernard Kelly, H. B. Reynolds, Dr. C. W. Cummings, Horace Bennett, Robert Smiley, Solicitor, D. B. Perrin Seated4Harold Zambell, Harold Johnson, Albert Weise, Edward Hunter, President, Harry G. Canning, Secretary, Mrs. Esther Hopf, Assistant Secretary, Carl Mugnani Absent-Mr. Robert Frings, Vice-President BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board of Education is one of the most important civic groups of the community. The members of this board were chosen by the citizens of West View and Ross Township be- cause they believed them capable of handling school problems. Few people realize how much time these men and women spend on school affairs. The monthly meeting in the high school library is only Cl small portion of the time spent in solving the problems of a rapidly progressing community. They must, among other things, regulate school taxes and expenditures, hire all per- sonnel, and secure maintenance for all the buildings of the North Hills Joint School Sys- tem. Besides these usual problems, this year the board macle further plans for building new elementary schools to relieve over- crowded conditions. Although, at times, we fail to realize the time and effort which this organization puts forth in solving these problems, we, the stu- dents of West View High School, wish to express our appreciation for the many oppor- tunities made possible for us by the Board of Education. 11 ROBERT FRINGS EDWARD HUNTER Vice-President President