Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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.feat cllife qonqet, .feat cllife qonqet Identification of Pictures on Page 23 In the upper left you will find Miss Gilmore, the librarian, enjoying the companionship of her neighbor's dog . . . - Next is Miss Wischmeyer ready for a day's work at Red Cross after a full dayis schedule teaching English . . . - Machinery as well as boys need watching, is Mr. Kincligis policy in woodshop. No hurt fingers here . . . - Here to the left of middle row is Miss Coulter ready to meet her history classes . . . - Next is Miss Brindley who believes a few minutes rest in the summer is good for English teachers . . . - Full of pep and always ready for school and her general math classes is Miss Lindsay . . . - In the bottom left is Mr. Campbell who hurries from commercial geography to the football field. It is not only a matter of uniform but also one of speed . . . - It's two B's for Mr. Kearns, biology and basketball, he likes them both . . . - Looking over the modern situation keeps Mr. Creigh al- most as busy as his history. F ,..: 'That then:-: Ui qun cm weliil aa cllifonlfz ton 'Theae A little vacation from shorthand found Miss Covil enjoying an October day in Cook's For- est . . . - Physics tests and experiments seem to keep Mr. Beck busy . . . - If it isn't sewing, it,s needlepoint or crocheting, for there is never an idle moment for Miss Margaret Heazlett . . . - Twice each day, in the morning and at noon, we see Miss McQuiston returning to her history classes.

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HUA Clllfonlfc on qlqht, on Elias Identification of Pictures on Page 20 Yes, it is Miss Jane Anderson in the upper left busy as usual checking those tricky algebra problems . . . - Mr. Browning, to the right, claims physical education can be taught while doing hall duty . . . - It's a part of Mr. Kist- ler's dayls work to check the engines in auto shop . . . - just ask Mr. Jenkins if it isn't a problem to keep the boundary lines of these European nations up to date. What worries these history teachers havel . . . - We want to know who makes all the noise in the auto shop. Mr. McClymonds keeps them too busy working to find out . . . - Mr. Golden does a bit of worrying about present day history prob- lems . . . - Miss Wilson proves that old Dobbin is coming into his own. Maybe he'll soon be bringing groceries for her classes in cooking . . . - Back in those pre-gas rationing days, Pegasus fcar to you, took Miss Long on many a delightful flight from English themes . . . - Electric shop requires careful daily inspection, as Mr. Patterson knows. .So lt'A clllfonle, Clllfonle, Clllfonlfe Mairy .lane Tucker and Betty Wliitiiey know it's a fight and work to perform all the physics problems. Here they adjust the gadget to learn the mechanical ad vantages of pullies . . . - These boys and girls give the appearance of really work ing in chemistry labg we sometimes wonder! . . . 7 Shop boys seem to have the most fun. Are they trying to Find out what makes it go? . , . ge Print shop boys our future printers, bring out the latest bulletins for the library.

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