Westinghouse Memorial High School - Yearbook (Wilmerding, PA)

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,lm l Mr McKeeta our supervuslng pnncupal has done a very tune 'ob supervising the Wllmerdmg School Dlstrlct He has made many :nges In our school during this past year Mr McKeeta IS the type person who lakes to do a lob ond do It well The 'ob he does as DSYVISIDQ principal has proved this to be true of Mr McKeeta Mr Keeta IS well luked and highly respected by the students of lmerdlng Hugh School because of has mtelllgence and because of tact that he wall take valuable tlme to help students who have blems nn school He has certainly alded the students of the class 59 ln their years at Wllmerdlng Hugh School and he will certainly emembered by all of them for years to come Mr McKeeta The man most responsible forthe success ot Westinghouse Memorial Hugh School IS Its prlnclpal Mr Carver The students of Wulmerdmg Hugh School appreciate the hard work and valuable time Mr Carver has put into the protects for the Improvement of our flne school He like Mr McKeeta IS well liked and highly respected by all the students He too will take time to help students with personal prob me-is lems We the class of 59 will always remember and appreciate all that he did to help us ms Mr Carver Mrs Petrocelll CSecretaryl 11 v r st - 1 1 Y ,Q B5 . 'X 1 . s was- , ,,. . . . . . . M ,, B O 0 I -ss-wus ' rr: 'WH'W'1' Mears wma M .A N- -same --: s na n H 'ep . . . . . . . V 1 4 , . . 2 . . . . 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 11 11 - - - 1 hmm . ff it W 4 rr

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n as V n - . V,. E l r, f- 1' r,.,a-as . Mr. G. Mochan, Mr. W. Berkoben, Mr. M. Klausing fpresidentj, Mr. C. Capo fSecretaryj, Mr. G. Beswick CV. Presidentj, Mr. E. Locke, Mr. D. Marguriet Eaafulofg 1' xxx E Im-Ei WEEE E. 1 E 2 ts K- . : n xt- 'W . Ns -ss iz w :iff if 3 we tag Our Board of Education, being composed of seven intelligent, proficient, and able men, maintain order and promote Educational Advancement at Wilmerding Memorial High. Their undivided super- vision guides us to a well-balanced education that will be of great use to us in our future years, what- eve'r we may do. All problems, both large and small are given careful consideration. Because they focus their attention on the advancement of education, we receive the benefit of their efficient service towards the betterment of the school and good of the stu- dents. As a result of this expert guidance, our school is well-governed and therefore is able to meet the demands of a more advance standard of education. Because of their many services, our school is kept up-to-date and operated competently. We cannot thank them enough for the splendid iob they do. Our Board in Session

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LILLIAN ANDERSON B.A. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh- Teaches Business English, Latin I and ll, and sten- ography I. LEROY BEAUSEIGNEUR B.A. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh-Teaches world history and! journalism-Advisor for Campus Comments. FRANCIS E. BOLTON B.S. from Indiana State Teachers College-Teaches English 9 and IO'Assistant football coach-Director of junior and senior plays. VERNA CURRY Received B.A. and M.A. from University of Pittsburgh -Teaches junior and senior English. ALFRED DUPAR Graduate of University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Tech-lnstructs industrial arts drawing, related math, and mechanical drawing courses-The school photographer. DONALD GRAHAM B.S. and M.Ed. from University of Pittsburgh-Teaches stenography II and office practice-Faculty manager and advisor ot the Student Assistants. DANIEL KELLY B.S. from St. Vincent College-Teaches History and English4Coach ot baseball team and basketball reserve team. 12