Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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FGIQEWQRD Experience has taught us that everyone, whether young or old, finds pleasure in recalling' pleasant experiences and in reviewing the events of the past. As the years pass by, we find increasing satis- faction in looking back to review our accomplish- ments. But how soon does the mind. which be- comes absorbed in more compelling needs of the moment. lose many of the details, and thereby lose many a pleasant memory and the more delightful moments of reflection. Realizing the natural desire of the students to have some record of the days they spent in high school to which they may turn in future years. we the members of the start' of the 1938 Annual have chosen as our theme the litlftlllic' uf 1398 to give you, the reader, a pictorial review of the year's activities. lfor 1938 has been fruitful in events of interest and we hope that the Annual may recall for you many delightful experiences by means of never-forgetting pictures. 'l'he more i1n- portant events of each activity of our high school life We now parade before you in Words and in pictures. So turn the pages and read the story of the year. On with the l'i11'inft' of 7033! SCH-ICDCDL

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DEDICATICDN XXX-. thc .lmfzzal staff, salutn- you. Nlr, XYoocl- hurn. for your kind and helpful svlyiu- to thc sluch-nts of our school. You haw workccl so paticntly with us day after clay througfhout the cntirt- yn-ar, not only to teach us chemistry itsvlf, but also to help us in acquiring so many of those useful habits. which we will long use after many a Clit-iuical formula is forgotten, We will miver forge-t your patience with our ft-chlc efforts. nor thc conciseness of your explanations. nor the methodical way in which you taught u-s to pur- forin our cxperiments with cxzictm-ss. and we will always remember with clcliglu your subtle svnsu of humor and your kindly word of aclvitfc and hclpful SL1g'g6SIlOI1S, So to you. Nlr. XYoocl- burn, in behalf of the class of 1038, wc clt-mlicatf: thc .-Izfumzf, the l,tI7'1ItI7r' of 7038. 5

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,IFE BEGINS AT 8130 CCDNTEIXITS Ilivisicm I. l,llQ,1'L'S 1-S, lntrwcltictism, XYl1erein one linds the title, tlie dedienitifm. the fore- word. amd? the table uf contents. llivisifm H. l':1gesU-Stl. The Sclwul. XYlierein one linds pictures tif xlcliiiinistrzittwrs, faculty. and students nt, mark. llivisiuii III, l'1igt-S31-fall. Atetivities. XYl1L'l'k!iIl lliti lbiri lbivi 7 rme Iincls pictures and stories of the iuatjrwi activities amd the social life ttf the students. slim IV. l'1iges 61-76. .Xtlilt-tics, XYll6l'L'll1 une Iinds the wintry ttf varsity amd ll1fl'1l-ll11ll'1ll sports of tlie buys :ind girls. sion Y. l'ziges 77-ll-l. Students. XYllC1'IJill une tinds the individual pictures of senifvr leaders :md members ul' the seninr class. with group pictures of t-lass ullicers :md under- classinen. sinn Y1. Pziges 115 tw eiifl. Aclvertiseiuents. Xllierein one tinds the zlclvertisements of mer- elumts and lmsim-ss men who are interested in high selwwl students pf tmlziy. kiifvwiiig tlif-m tw he tliv lmvers of ltlIII4ll'1'HXY.