Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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FLOYD H. CARSON RAY A. GETTER Priiicipizl Vice Principal As the reel of our school life unvvinds, we see our principal Mr. Floyd H. Carson by Whose Wise management, guidance, and loyal support, the progress of our school is continually advancing. Next we see Mr. Ray A. Getter, the vice princi- pal, who ably assists in the management of the school's program for advancement.

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At length the lens of the camera is focused on the man who holds the supreme position in this institu- tion, Mr. William C. Graham. As principal of the high school and as superintendent ofWilkinsburg schools, he has for years worked steadily for the advancement of education in the borough. Thirty-two years ago, Mr. Graham became principal of the high school, and was appointed superintendent in 1929. During this entire period of unselfish service, he has devoted all his efforts and strength to maintaining the highest type of educational system. Wilkinsburg High School owes more than it realizes to him for his patient, perse- vering and untiring effort. Thereis no one more vvorthy of our deep esteem and high regard than this vvise, earnest, beloved executive and friend. The camera could scarcely fail to catch in this reel the pleasant, smiling countenance of Miss y Anna M. Geider, secretary to Mr. i Graham. Her many years of capable, untiring Work and steadfast loyalty have made her indispensable in our superintendents oHice and endeared her to every student and teacher. Her lovely personality, so apparent at all times and her cheery smile make us feel that We just couldn't get along ANNA M' GEIDER Without our Miss Geider. g,,,,,,,,y ,0 SW,

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No movie lot is complete without its secretaries and its tele- phone operator, likewise, our high school office staff would be incomplete if it were not for the presence of these three familiar persons, Miss Ruth E. Martin, Miss Marjorie johns and Miss Helen Erney. Because of her long, efficient service as telephone opera- tor, our cheerful, lovable Miss Martin has become a valuable member of the office force. Miss johns and Miss Erney, both of whom are recent graduates of Wilkinsburg High School are well-qualified to fill their present positions, as our attractive, com- petent secretaries. Miss Johns serves as secretary and Miss Erney as clerk in our oHice. Not new to our high school but new in their positions, they have carried out their numerous, detailed duties cheerfully and expertly. Everyone connected with Wilkinsburg High School appreciates the important role which is played by these three who so eHici- ently serve on the office force. 016,16 HELEN J. ERNEY MARJORIE L. Joi-ms Serrefary RU'I'H E. MARTIN Telephone Operator