Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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RAYMOND PFLUGH April 3 One of our lively members when the humor strikes him-Raymond goes on his own way--an excellent listener, he takes in all he hears-an ardent basketball player on the noon time teams-in spring. softball takes up his spare time-that hair just never gets mussed. BARBARA PORTER December I2 We admire her dreamy brown eyes-one of the best dressed type -the peaches-and-cream complex- ion girl--a perfect disposition- forever laughing-responsive to ex- citement--the quiet type that is very social-at home on 'the dance floor--smooth-canasta fiend. MARY LOU ROBINSON March 30 The life of every party, she can't be quiet a second-her vitality Ends a natural out-let in pep rallies- has a steady flow of spontaneous witticisms-her ability on a stage is quickly recognized-has musical talent for harmonizing and is an energetic square-dancer. CONSTANCE SEAGREN May ll , Those intriguing baby blue eyes and charming dimples go well with Connie's personality-her nick- name, Concieculus-one year in from Ambridge-a welcome addi- tion. quickly making friends- interested in sports-favorite say- ing: Waite -fond of dancing. SALLY SHAW July zo Dimplcs flashing and bashful ways belong to Sally-happy-gm lucky-she never hurries, never worries-adept at the typewriter, eager for a business career-noted for the keen bright look in her eyes that miss nothing-coloring that belongs with colorful sweaters. Nineteen Others shall praise FRANCES POOR July zo Frankie for friendship-has the knack of adding pep to all her class- es--her endless vitality makes her one of our best cheerleaders-tears in her eyes? that's just from laugh- ing-hreaks everything breakable in Chem lab-in most activities and officer for many of them. LACY RICH April 18 Veni. vidi, vinci -Lacy ad- vertises the Value of Latin to any Student -a wide reader, he en- livens class with illustration-ac- claims Kipling as the A-i writer- his w-it and cheerful ways help us through tough tasks-olf he goes in his Sp0rtY Rambler. DOROTHY SCHNEIDER October io A real prize on our basketball team. Dotrothy includes all kinds of athletic performances on her list of interests-goes all out for square dancing and circles round and round on the roller rink for relaxation-- watch out for Dodo when she drives the Chevy. HELEN SHADDUCK April 2 Gifted artist, constantly em- ployed in school poster making- marked by her blue eyes and curly hair-keeps things running at the Y - swimming champ - loves animals, especially horses and dogs --agile basketball player-headed for a brilliant artistic career. FRANKLIN SMITH June 4 Known to everyone as Smitty -personality plus shows on his cheerful face-a snappy dresser and a careful one-a thoughtful work- or and a helpful sort to have around --uses his drummer rhythm to good effect on the typewriter-noted for his quick witted answers.

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nd when death summons us, ANN MARIE MALADE May 8 Listen to her giggle: see her seriously meditating-recognize her interest--nice to be with-eflicient editor of the Oracle-how happy at the wheel of a car-enjoys good music-looks on the bright side of things-a fine pefrsonality-steadi- ly, quietly, she does all things well. JOHN MCCANDLESS November 6 Ohf that black hair-and a swell dresser besides-never without a smile and when he laughs, he shouts --what would Knapp's do without Johnny-vital on the stage work, enthusiastic supporter of the trum- pet section of the band-lightheart- ed, gay, tremendously popular. DOLORES MCCOY August I4 See her dashing from class to class-slow down, Dolores: you'll make it-has the ability to take teasing like a good sport and that's an art-owns a distinctive giggle- adds her part to band and orchestra by diligently rooting her saxophone --a good commercial student. ROSE ELLEN MENDICINO November zo Does Rose Ellen ever stop her responsive giggling?-Suzie and she. two of a kind, always laugh- ing. telling jokes, ready to hear one -despite her aversion to gym, she takes a turn at all the girls sports in their season-who plays what for the Pirates? ask Rosie! she knows. EDWARD OTT May 27 Eddie is one of those very loyal trumpet players-gets a kick out of pulling practical jokes-spends working hours at the Club-his athletic interest centers on baseball --his steady character and friendli- ness are prized-courtesy is another of his fine points. ii L i t Eighteen CLARA MARUCA February I4 One of the essential behind-the- scene artists who give our actors that look-efficient president of the Dramatic Club-her striking dark eyes emphasized by her beautiful curly hair-personality plus-with poise and natural dignity, Clara makes herself an influence. WILLIAM MCCORMICK May I7 We will always remember those beautiful western shirts-watch Corny swing his partner in the square dance-a Dorsey on the trombone--athletically tuirns to in- tramural basket'ball and the high jump-dramatically gives attention to the stage-and practical, too. WILLIAM MCILVAIN June 9 When responsibility is being handed out, Bill seems always to be there--steadily he works away, and things get done-and life has its spicy variety-with it all his social life is not forgotten-canasta has provided another means of divefr- sion-a very capable person. NORWOOD NELSON April I8 A sharp wit is Norwood's--al- ways ready with a joke-an unmis- takable laugh identifies him-ardent member of the National Guard- chief pride is his smooth blue con- vertible--drum major par excel- lence--prize actor-quite a writer -nothing appeals like a little sleep. JOHN PETTY October 2 All-round man on the track team is Jack-gets other sports on his calendar, too-has most of his fun with Budkey and Henderson-gives time to the bowling alleys-a pa- tient soul and a fine personality- quite even-tempered-takes great pride in his fine chess record.

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Hail, Sewickley High School JOHN SMITH July I4 John is the senior member of the excellent Friendly Four Quar- tet -he can really carry those low notes-keeps the Sewickley De- livery Service in operation-this capable football manager has the soul of a poet-his romantic incli- nation fits with his smooth dancing. CAROL STROH December 5 An exceptionally talented girl, Carol hnds time for everything on the calendar-adds to whatever she undertakes-almost professional at the piano-quite studious, yet ready for a wee bit of fun-the great out-doors attracts her as a sports woman-we expect great things. BARBARA TOIA June 22 Barbara's love for animals, es- pecially horses and dogs, is shown in her excellent, artistic reproduc- tions of them-a cheerful lass with dancing dark eyes-enjoys her own special brand of humor-quickly sees the funny side of things-a good sport-a poet, too. CHARLES TRACEY July io Chuck is ever ready for a prank -gifted with fine singing voice-in the fall, it is tackling in foo-tball: in -the winter, skiing and skating: in the summer, swimming and fish- ing: all the year round, his interest is in flying-member of the Air Guard. NANCY VAN ARSDEL August 6 With her gayety, quick answers, all--round friendly ways, Nancy is the popular girl-that blond hair is the real McCoy-neveir still a moment-quick to see the point- ready for each and every topic in- troduced: therefore, a social success -has and gives fun at all parties. Twenty PATRICIA SMITH February 5 Pat is a fine performer at a key- board-her fine alto voice wins a welcome in any group-graces the instrumental sections-thinks Ollt new ideas as majorette-loves to be in the center of an argument--is mcst responsive to humor-gifted with many talents. BARBARA ANN SUCHY September 18 Skip and Helen and Jac have marvelous times-has really artis- tic abilities-such a trim little girl with curly hair-the little darling in the class play-helps Dad run the drugstore in odd hours-has a mind of he-r own and speaks it. Biology fascinates her. JAMES TOWARD March 3 Jimmie's impersonations of Al Jolson have entertained us all--as our Class lover also showed his dramatic flair-has real musicial ability. as singer, dancer and trum- pet player-an ideal and all-round athlete, in all the sports-one of the busiest of classmates. RUTH TURNER December 4 Neat and petite in all ways- - Ruth can well be proud of her beautiful embroidery-look at that lovely diamond sparkling on the third finger of her left hand-those delightful curls just foerm Without any help from Ruth-enjoys the noontime sports. NANCY VERCESI October IQ While instrumental music has the stirongest claim, Nancy finds her- self busy with a lot of interests- always one of the poster makers- takes a 'turn at sports, singing, and whatever comes up-has a natural easy gayety-her spirited giggle saves many a floundering joke.