Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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s VIA D . Harry L. Highberger Helping to keep the health of every stu- dent at its best is an important part of every school program. The Medics are instrumental in maintain- ing high health standards. The medical staff consists of one school nurse, two physicians, and one dentist. Our very cheerful and competent school nurse, Mrs. L. Carlson works efficiently with the school staff, the students, and the parents in insuring healthful living for the students. She renders first aid in case of accidents and We express gratitude tor the vigilance ot our medical staff. THE MEDICS ....:sz...-.-I Dr. Edward Ayres Dr, Andrew J, Ce,- sudden illnesses. She assists the examining. physician and dentist in preparing for and conducting the school medical and dental ex- aminations. Our physicians are Dr. A. J. Cerne and Dr. H. I.. Highberger. The primary purpose ofthe examinations is to find existing physical problems and to make them known to the parents. Dr. E. Ayres takes care of all the dental examinations for our school. retreih Mrs. Louise Carlson, R.N,

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responsibility and leadership As Seniors, we are now aware of the re- sponsibility which will soon be ours. In looking back, we recall it was during our Junior High days that the foundation of our hopes and dreams was laid. Thinking of our Freshman year, the Freshman party to the the theme, On Moonlight Bay can never be forgotten. During our Sophomore year, we were urged to make the most of the privilege of education. An outstanding feature was our Valentine dance. In our Junior year, we began to become more aware of world affairs and national prcblems. The highlight of the year was our Prom on the French Riviera where we danced to the soft music of Buddy Lee. Our most rewarding year was spent as Seniors. The climax was reached when we received the coveted diploma. ln later years, we shall reminisce while scanning these pages and realize some of the happiest days of our lives were spent at Sewickley. We leave, maybe to be forgotten, but never to forget. Which one has the Toni? Guess I'll have to throw away my Stevenson button, 21