Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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.Slfcillllecll in Stnatecw Identification of Pictures on Page 19 Beginning at upper left and reading to the right, we find first, Mr. Wicker busy as usual, this time it's a blueprint that takes his atten- tion . . . -- When it comes to state reports, Miss Deemer wishes they could be made out in Spanish. Ir would simplify matters . . . - We wonder how Miss Maguire does it-correcting papers first in Spanish then in German. Ah, es facil-Nein? . . . - Can it be that Mrs. Farns- worth is thinking of English or dreaming about home and husband . . . - Another strenuous day of gym work is over for Miss Morrison . . . - Mr. Woodburn calls this his chemical- moodf' at least he doesn't seem to be a bit puzzled about it . . . - Mr. Berry tells us that bookkeeping is as easy as running an adding machine . . . - In addition to all the work of English departmental head, Miss Greer takes time to look over the plans for coming senior events . . . - Miss Thompson graciously stopped her office practice work to pose for the Annual photographer. 4-fha Clam CRoom Us the Home qnont Mr. Teclrow combines vacation and work when he pursues higher mathematics at summer school . . . - Al- though he teaches pre-flight aviation, Mr. Mahoney keeps his feet on the earth when sight-seeing . . . - Miss Beatty takes a winter vacation in the sunny Southg a break from the monotony of English themes and news- paper work . . . - Whether it is a typing class or a stroll, Miss Redcay says it all adds up to fun. -18,

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