Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

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BY WORD AND PICTURE THE 1951 Wyemolfia PRESENTS YOUR TELECAST OF THE YEAR Clc 'Jl5 fff . FV' fff Vfr - rrfff' V rrrrr- :Q rrrrr r rrrrr WESTINGHOUS

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W THE I fliilil t ' PUBLISHING a yearbook is a gigantic task, but since we had energetic and co-operative staff members, experienced out- siders to help us, and Miss Andersen as advisor, our work was lightened. To keep abreast with modern times, we decided to televise this year's life in West- inghouse Memorial High School. Our tal- ented artists were put to workg and We selected a competent photography staff to plan pictures for Johnnie Campbell cf Str:m's. We then placed our vivid prints into the capable hands of Mr. Donald Young of the Pontiac Engraving Company. In the meantime, we members began to concen- trate and write about what we thought our classmates would like to read. Then - a rush order for the typists and a confer- ence or two with Mr. William Lambert and Mr. Frank Tabor, the representatives of the Braddock Free Press! Finally the presses rolled, and the books were bound and distributed for your perusal, dear fellow student. We hope you will be glad you tuned in on our network.