Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Lead Thou Us Un EDITH DAVIS August 2I Being mathematically minded. Edith takes to bookkeeping like a professional-her favorite name, even, is Bill-the placid, contented type, she enjoys all her friends' ac- tivity-her infectious laugh comes from real humor-she loves to be on rollers on the hard wood. PATRICK DEVINE June I0 Bud, an athlete if there ever was one, participates in just about every sport in the school's specialties- interested in dramatics, he early made Thespians-maker of music, both vocal and instrumental-ad- vertises his own orchestra-we recognize real ability. JOHN DONNAN May 28 John. interested in things me- chanical, likes best to work on cars -one of the bowling alley fans- always comes through with satis- faction in Trig problems-quiet manners are a matter of choice: his eyes speak volumes-enjoys basket- ball and pick-up base ball games. COCHRAN FLEMING September I0 Jocko has that nice, smooth never-hurried drawl-not one to make rash decisions, he thinks be- fore he acts-a right-hand man at the Sun Super Market-a prize winner in this year's Pennsylvania essay-uses that dry humor in all classes-knows all chess moves. FRANK GUTHRIE July EI Achieves distinction as a well dressed senior-always just so- check those brilliant socks Chis jokej--Frank's favorite class is gym-basketball, football, track all on his record-chess enthusiast -singer, 'too-hurries from school to run Rogers' Dairy in Pittsburgh. l Sixteen JOHN DEAN September I3 For years John has mystifted us with his secret game with books- a politician, always ready to enter a good argument-his pleasant ways have brought him many friends-has a joke for every oc- casion, with a few left over-a happy personality. WILLIAM DODS January 2I The class center of fun-tricky golf player and a sure shot on the basketball floor-dlrugstore cow- boy, he's got that long, lanky look -seen with Dunn, Wigton-can't Wait to getfto Chemistry class-al- ways ready to argue-just name the subject, and he is off. EDWARD FARRINGTON March IQ Eddie's favorite expression: I didn't do it, Mrs. Wilson -an easy going fellow, who looks for fun and finds it-great aid to 203 in stacking up intramural victories -ardent Letterman-possessor of a deep, rumbling voice-we'll re- member his joyous laugh. ADESSA GUSTAFSON January I3 Dee Dee has that toothpaste smile-gay, with a pleasant word for everyone-schoolwork is the least of her worries-dancing, her favorite pastime-welcome mem- ber of any crowd-object of much teasing but takes it good-naturedly -a high-stepping majorette. JACQUELYN HEASLETT November 28 See that twinkle in her eye- then note the laugh begig-always ha uitc active an a goo lealdgiii-Taq whizz on the basketball floor-a good student and a good sport-all marvel at her appetite- bright personality makes her one of our brightly shining stars.

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ROBERT BROOMFIELD June 18 Our senior class president and a good one-watch the expression that comes over his face in Chem lab-full of vitality which makes him a star athlete--give him the wheel of that Buick and he's happy ---always agrees QFD with Mrs. Wilson-capable in many things. ALBERT BRUNO February 17 Al is Mr. Football in Sewihi- could go far in a gridiron career- an interested and interesting speaker in discussions--gives his opinions straight from the shoulder- King for a Day in the Hallowe'en Par- ade-active in Student Council and Lettermen-a popular hero. BARBARA COOK April II Barbara is one of those lucky ones blessed with striking dimples -watch them flash--a good look- ing blond, who works while she works-casts off her worries-en- joys music of the cowboy and hill- billy--swimmiing a vacation pleas- ure-finds life pretty satisfactory. JAMES CURCIO April I2 Students should be seen and not heard would seem to be Jim- my's motto-star performer when it comes to athletic events-his in- terests run through the season- another line finds him singing with the glee club-he knows what goes on and where. ROSEMARIE DAMASO May II . Jolly little Dolly-full of talk. ready for fun-a real sports fan, you can hear her enthusiasm at most every game-keeps business going at Murphy's most energetic- ally-the music starts and Rosie's dancing-she really loves that pop- ular music-Ross' twin. Fifteen Guide 0 owr youth RICHARD BROWN December 27 Full of dynamic force, Richard is ever on the go-has an unusually good time-excitement moves with him and Al and Eddie-the three inseparables-the Mayor is a tre- mendously active Letterman-does odd jobs for Mrs. Wilson - note her United Nations flag holder. JEAN COOK November 3 ' No question of Jean's gift for business, not withstanding her left hand ways-in any commercial skill she is an expert-some interest carries her off to Meadville for the summers-television is her relax- ation- Hill Billy music makes her favorite radio program. LOIS COOK April I4 Her smiling serenity and quick thinking are the traits we might well envy-outstanding student- her accurate work has been of real service to the school-a real queen. Lois reigned over last year's Prom and the 1950 Hallowe'en Parade- her popularity is genuine. JACQUELINE DAVIES October 28 Jac has a gift for being differ- ent-poster maker deluxe, her work always most original-dares under- take the impossible-worked tire- lessly on the Arrowhead-devotes much time to dogs--leaves the Pon- tiac for the saddle--when the snow falls, a-skiing she will go. ROSS DAMASO May II Now, just cool down. Ross, and everything will be all righ't--buurst- ing with vim, vigor, and vitality which goes to good use in cheer- leading--sorry, girls, but Ross is a woman-hater-usually find him at the center of an argument-Rose- marie's hold on her twin is strong.

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ROY HENDERSON June 25 Hennie , one of our numerous bowling addicts-plays a tuneful baritone-noted for his pleasant deep rumbling voice-a typing en- thusiast--quite a first-base man- the call of the wild attracts during hun-ting season-a real marksman- knows all the answers in Chemistry. SUSAN HOLZER August 2l We are all glad we know Suzie -her constant gayety is infectious with a laugh that rings out in class, hall. and assembly-achieves the perfect arrangement of her blond hair: never a curl out of place -social. pretty-what more could one desire--loves dance music. BARBARA INGRAM February 18 What will concessions do with- out Barbara?-renders a great deal of service to Sewihi-has that quiet reserved dignity which blends well with her amiable ways--takes her work in a serious manner that as- sures good performance-a wonder- ful find for some big business man. GEORGE JONES April 3 First up in the morning: last to bed at night, forever on the move -George's long walk and long hours never dampen his spirits- enjoys tramping in the woods, es- pecially in hunting season-right hand man at Isaly's-greets you with a smile: attends to his job. DOROTHY KAPUT October 21 Pert, lively, and lovely-all de- scribe Dot-dignity becomes her. too-that infectious giggle sounds out whenever she is cutting up with Ittel-a leisure time project is fell- ing the duckpins-she has the look of a girl who is happy, and she adds to the happiness of others. Through victory, life, and truth Seventeen BETSY HOFFMAN July 27 A gifted girl with a needle. Betsy makes most of those lovely clothes-gay and friendly, never without a happy smile-a Buick is the car for her-dancing is a pleas- ure. especially when it's formal- note her: she got herself a Toni- can always get up a good argument. KAREN HUNT May I3 The expression that's breaks was originated by Karen--at least, she keeps it in circulation--she has an enthusiasm for bookkeeping- sales mount under her and Bair- bara's care-has fallen under the spell of Canasta-one of the most truly happy people you'll ever see. KAREN ITTEL August II Karen's quick wit is known to all --breezes through all her subjects with no apparent effort. especially Chemistry-ever ready for a good joke, practical or otherwise-every- one recognizes that laugh-we will never forget those French classes so brightened by her liveliness. ROBERT JONES , November 25 Bob greets you with a merry, ellish grin--forever telling jokes- a ready wit-not only an excellent saxophone player but also a comed- ian with his horn--hopes to have his own band someday and has a good start-bound for Penn State next year--a happy soul. WILLIAM KNOX January I7 Red -dthe typical Tom Sawyer -flaming red hair and the freckles to go with it-takes a lot of teas- ing--the football team will miss his energy-and what will Sewihi do without a Knox on the basket- ball team-Sam Snead on the green turf-worry is unknown to him.