Whitehall High School - Whitehall Yearbook (Whitehall, PA)

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W. F. HEILMAN, Our Late Supcriniendent

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W Qasxwsxgw F, ff . . ,ig 341 Si I X . ,Haiti W. FV. .h i si 5 it j TU .4 'til 13: 5' E i. N3-glifjsgisffi . ag? www William F. Heilman A TRIBUTE , Our educational leader has finished his work-for thirty years he did his best to establish the highest ideals of life in the minds of the boys and girls in our schools. The passing years will show the magnitude of our debt to him. 1 Personally, Superintendent Heilman was reticent and retiring, slow to confide in others, but intensely loyal to those who won his friendship. Modesty was one of his most conspicuous traits, and led him to shun ostentation or display. He drew a definite line between his own personal life and the business affairs of the school. No one could come in contact with him without realizing that he possessed a remarkable mind, shrewd, keen, penetrating, capable of making quick decisions and standing by them resolutely. Courage, persistency, and self-reliance were among the most prominent traits of his characterf Nothing could move him from a decision that his judgment approved, although in matters in which he felt that his knowledge was limited he always sought the best advice. Our beloved superintendent died working for the advancement of school opportunities for the boys and girls he loved-so much. His tasks along this line are finishedg ours are before us. We can best pay him honor and pay his memory the most fitting tribute, by carrying on the educational ideals that he gave to us. We, who knew him and loved him so much, will always keep his memory as one of our valuable possessions and as a guide to better educational conditions for the youth of our community. ISAAC MILES WRIGHT Page Five .gg -Q.