Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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74 We, future artists, also have opportunity for training in high school, whether we wish to paint with oils or water colors, or draw charcoal sketches. Some of the boys take two years of mechanical drawing. Girls who are interested in the art of home making are given ample opportunity to train them- selves properly. lf we wish to become seam- stresses, we may take sewing. This course is offered both two and five periods per week, The girls who wish to become skilled in the culinary arts may take home eco- nomics. Classes are opened to the students who wish to develop skill in different types of handicraft. WM?-7wZme Wow Those of us who take the commercial course have a wide selection of electives. Classes in shorthand, salesmanship, office practice, commercial law, and commercial geography are offered. We all may study a foreign language if we so desire. We who are interested in studying the records of the past may take ancient, modern, or Ameri- can history, while problems of democracy entice those who are mindful of the prob- lems of the present day. We scientists of tomorrow may prepare for our future voca- tion by mastering chemistry, physics, or biology in our well equipped scientific lab- oratories. Dr. Thunhurst examines R, Badali . . . Mrs. Warner records D, l-laywood's record. .-.24-..

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Mr. Kraus, wood shop . . . Mrs. Madsen, sewing . . . Nr. Jeffrey, physics . . . Miss Maguire, German, Spanish, and English , . . Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith, physical edacetion . . . Mr. Golden, history . . . Mr. Jenkins, history . . . Mr. McCIymonds, auto shop . . . Mr. Chute, typirg . . . Mr. Weigand, biology.