Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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QW A A X gm-f I 2 QW! Ip A it .-1-4 ei a, ees . Ef7i,'i?-',' T 7 7 X ' - ' wmv Foreword An ancient Chinese adage states that one picture is worth a thousand words. Believing that there is much truth in this old saying, the ANNUAL staff presents in this yearbook a pic- torial history of the past yearls school life. In the preparation of this book the members of the editorial, business, and art staffs have at- tempted to show through the medium of the camera's eye an illustrated story of the students at vvorlc and play. Here are pictures of them as they engage in interesting activities, take part in entertainments, enjoy the various sportsg thus devoting themselves to the attainment of a thorough education. lt is hoped that all the happy events of this year in high school have been faithfully portrayed in this 1935 ANNUAL and the book may ever be a source of joyous recollection to all.

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Dedication THROUGH the eye of the camera vve observe one of our most outstanding fac- ulty members, a cheerful, enthusiastic man, and a kind, sympathetic friend. We recognize him as our energetic vice princi- pal who works so steadily to solve stu- dents' problems and to uphold the high ideals of Wilkinsburg High School. He is most esteemed by everyone for his loyal cooperation, his efficient service, and his Willingness to share the burdens and re- sponsibilities vvhich are so necessary for progress and success. With a smile and a timely Word of advice, he encourages care and thoughtfulness and thus brings out the best in us at all times. Always con- siderate and patient, he is richly deserving of our deepest, most sincere respect. There- fore, this senior class of 1935 appreciative- ly dedicates its ANNUAL to Mr. Ray A. Getter, a worthy and a faithful friend. ANNA MARGARETAWHIPPO

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