Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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Q65 dar' f M Fig? H if lfrzincis Yetter. nrt . , . Karl XY. lillllfbll.HlSYtl1'j'1lllCl ldxritlmll . . . xl. Glenn Smith. lleztlth . . . XXVIII. .X. l'rice. .Xrts und klflll-IS , , . slnhn li. Browning. llireetnr l'liysit'11l lCd .... sl. liznl Nlct'ne. l'hysic1il lid. and llistnry , . 4 lCx'11ngeline ,lLlllwlll'b. l'liysie11l lCd .... V. K. NYicker. Nlt cliziiiitxil llruwing. ARTISTS AND ACROBATS llzillettes :ind brushes, paint puts und tulies, posters and crafts. wfind blocks :ind at host of tmthers lll1'll'L'll in line in enlnrftll array. llrztwing bnzirds :ill dressed up in sinncks :ind lterets niairch along with drafting instruments and z1rtist's peneils :ind hrushes making' prints in the :irtistic sands of tiine. l'l:ister casts and little toy tigures :unid waiter enlnrs and fails help generzil design to carry nn with lettering :incl line drawing that all who stzind on the sideline :ind wait may receive swine ztpprecintinn nf ztrt. Left! left! left! right face! hztltl une! two! To the ringing' efnninnnds uf athletics :ind health. :ill the liygienic principles and ztthletie skills mine tn zittentinn. llere. are the little drills and :tcrnbntic stunts which lend the way tn the Gym lixhibit and lfield llaiy. Nlndern clzince and practical games with their bigger brothers varsity sports :ind intrxi-inurzil gztnies keep the crowd all interested as they keep price with the demands uf the dziy. See their white uniforms! Ilzitfr will hexilth und its :idherents :ire passing by. 17

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ART AND HEALTH Nlcchzmiczxl drawing tzlkes careful work . . . industrious nrt students . . . lntrai-lnurzll basketball . . , Making masks in crafts class. Those 2ll'L' but zi fcw scenes which slww some of the many activities for thc development of both the physi- cal :ind artistic sidu of students. sg. 'h --.,,, 16

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Llart A Greer Josephine Gilmore Librarian . . . james Golden . . . Elizabeth Brind- ey Ruth I Long Ida Sue May . . Helen Heazlett . . . Ruth Wischnieyer . . . Helen -X Xnderson Rhoda 'VI lueattv Xlice D. Maguire . . . Viola Smith. one For All dna All Fog one Heads up! English marches on! Over the rolling hills of words and phrases with senior linglish, under the guidance of Wloolley, in the lead, comes a distinguished group-literature, both English and American, followed by Theme Wlriting, the twins Modern Essays and Stories and dear old Grammar. Flying high are banners bearing such words as. f'lVlore Book Reportsf' Longer Themes. and Down with Easy Nightworkf' One curious little banner was labeled 'Nicer Notes and Ifriendlier Letters. Behind these came the float, with and P. painted on its side CSubject and Predicatel on which rode many passive Verbs and Nouns. Step- ping snappily along come active Verbs and Prep O'Sitions and little ConCniej Junction followed by a host of commas and periods. Re- gardless of person, number, gender, and case, all eight parts of speech fall into line to march to the front. Closing up the rear, comes a grand finale. For there's poetry with her ballads, her odes. and her sonnets, with a group of dignified plays. Then there's the novel all dressed up in brief reviews with book reports and precis writing. lfinally without a falter comes a myriad of Oral English topics, eagerly striving to keep the pace set for all, 18