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Sports memories of old Wilkinsburg High will last forever

Posted on January 30, 2016 by marlee

January 30, 2016: “The six women in white Wilkinsburg High School T-shirts who graduated in the 1970s sat together in the first row with red and blue pom-poms and cheered. They felt they had to come.

Bruce Atkins, one of the all-time great Wilkinsburg basketball players from the ’70s, sat in the fourth row of bleachers, clapping hard for every Wilkinsburg basket. He felt he had to come.

At high schools, alumni often return for homecoming. At Wilkinsburg, this was home going.”

Read the full Pittsburgh Post-Gazette story.

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