Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

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t AD1v11N1sTBAT1oN -'s 6 ' A Sincc his ar1'ix'i1l alt xVllllli'l'lllllfl lligh School Mr. Nlclscctu. our Sll17l'I'YlSllltL' Prin- cipal, has won thc co-opcmtion ol tht- stu- clcnts and thc faculty hy his cllicicnt moth- ods of supcrvising our schoolis zlctivitics. llc is coiistzuitly looking for Ll way to improvc thc scholastic stancling of our schools. NVi- urc uwarc of thc rust prolmlcms that nrisc llllflllg ai school ycau' in ll school clistrict this sizc and wc wish him loc-lx in ilu- Iol- lowing ycurs. MR- MCKEETA The pcrsomtlity ol our principal Mr. 5 lW'V'S 'g P 'C'l'f'l Ci1l'X't'l'. has won him mum' lricncls in his past YUQITS at XVllllH'l'Lllllg lligh School. XVhcn grcctccl hy his liroucl smilc wc arc givcn conficlciicc tliroughout catch school clay. In timcs of ncccl hc is ncvcr too husy to lllSL'llSS cvcn tht- smullcst prohlcms with us. Nlr. Cuiwci' will always hc rcmcm- hcrccl by us hccuusc of his closc rclzilion- ship with thc stuclcnt-a lu-rc. llc has shown grcnt succcss througli thc school ycair :mtl wc hopc hc will contiimc this lim- work. 'inf L....-.......L NT' QL ig NIR. CARVER Principal MISS BARBOR Secretary They Provided The Educational Opportunities

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Q1 1 j . L- i 'WNY- . Seated: Mr. G. Beswick CV. Presidentj, Mr. Capo CPresidentJ, Mr. M. Klausing CSecretaryJ Standing: Mr. E. Durkin fSolictor?, Mr. D. Marguriet, Mr. C. Mochan, Mr. E. Locke, Mr. VV. Berkoben. BCDARD OF EDUCATION Our School Board is the nucleus of our school machinery. These seven progressive- minded gentlemen, together with their solici- tor, keep us moving in the right direction and are alwavs striving for better education for us. They spend long hours discussing school pro- blems, making important decisions, and formula- ting school policies. As a result of their much- appreciated efforts, we have an efficient school personnel, a well kept building. needed school supplies, up-to-date equipment, and a good ath- letic program. VVithout their valuable service our school would not function properly C. Capo CPresidentQ C. Beswick fVicc Presidentl NI Klausing CSecretaryD 10 VV. Berkoben E. Locke D. Marguriet C. Mochan

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R1 FACULTY Xliss SAI limi A U f 'f ,LY L. MNIMEIKMAN-15. S. in English Educa- uul xxllllllj, fiom lmiiml Stltc 'Il lLllllS Col i2.1 l , lm fi- -Dirm-ls junior :uni Svnior Class Plays. H Iilltlll I :mal Laihn ll Xlillingtmi, XII: l'vti'm'c'lii ami Miss 'Tl'll2lX. l,ll,l,lAN ANDERSON-B. A. and fXI.Ecl. fruni Uni vvrsily of PitfSlllIIIQII-'l1U1ll'ill'S Iimiiivss lunglisli Mr. Zin-Ili Nliss JXIIKIUIABUII Xlr. Smilli LEROY BEAUSEICNEUR4l3. li. and Nl. I,. frmu Univn-1'sity of Pittsburgl1-'1'c-alclivs Alm'i'iu111 His- torv amd IDIITHIIIiSHlfAdX'iS0l' for Czmipus Cfmnliwiits. SALVATORE BITONTI-B.A. fllllll Sf. Yilivcili Colle-gc, working on NI..-X. from Pitt-'l'c-:mln-s Histoly-is uhh- co-coin-il of footlmll smlllzui. Xlr. Dupalr, Hr. Z1lI'L'i12lllSkf' amd Miss txIllllll'I'lllllll.