Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

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Congratulations to the Class of 1940 for its fine work. The members will always be able to point with pride to their achievements in High School and to the fact that they were the class of the Golden Anniversary. It is my sincere Wish that their success up to this time is only the forerunner of much greater success for the future. MR. RALPH S. MYERS, Principal 1 FACU LTY FIRST Row-Left to Right: MRS. McW11.1.1AMs, Miss ALLSHOUSE, Miss D1vENs, Miss SHARPE, Miss MILLINGTON, Miss TEJAN, Miss SNEDDON, Miss KRUGER, Miss HORROCKS, Secretary. SECOND Row-Lqft to Right: MR. CARVER, MR. WHIGLE, MR. BECK, Miss SHANE, MR. MYERS, Principal, Miss CURRY, Miss PERO, Miss IQERR, Miss MCCLTXIN. THIRD Row-Left to Right: MR. FRAZIER, MR. HILTON, Miss SHADER, Miss STAFFORD, Miss STEPHENSON, MR. SMITH, MR. BROWN, MR. STONE. FOURTH ROW-Left to Right: MR. GILLIES, MR. FERNEY, MR. FILLAR, MR. MERRIMAN, MR. STEMPECK, MR. GRAHAM, MR. CHERMOCK. Nine

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I keslaectfulfy pedicated To: --those responsible for the founding and growth of this communityg who, with great foresight and in- telligence, laid the cornerstone of the industry destined to make us world-renownedg who built upon the foundations, walls of strength, the churches, schools, and homesg who established civic organizations that have made, this town what it is today-a town where democracy prevails, and the ideals of good citizenship and civic pride are uppermost in the minds of its citizens. For the structure that we raise, Time is with materials jilledg Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build. H. W. LONGFELLOW This is a photograph of the Osborne cabin, the only building here when the Westinghouse Air Brake plant was built in 1889. It was situated on the site of the Union news-stand on Station Street. Let me live in my house by the side Qf the road Arid be afrierzd to mari. S. FOSS Eight

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