Sewickley Academy - Panther Yearbook (Sewickley, PA)

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Sprlng V1gnettes Th1s year we started sprmg out r1ght w1th a Valent1ne s Day dance The enterta1nment provlded by the student body was especlally good We were all sorry that the K1ngston Trxo could not make lt 1I1 person, but the1r understud1es rallled to the cr1s1s and fllled 1n adm1rably As usual at part1es romances be gan or were n1pped 1n the bud but on the whole everyone left as they had come exclted and happy Everyone waded through f1ve foot dr1fts to reach the Alma Mater 1n the last two weeks before Spr1ng Vacat1on Flne weather for sk1ers but what about scholars' The new G1rls'Chorus made a f1ne flrst 1mpress1on when they sang a song from The K1ng and I 1n assembly Altos and sopranos both harmoruzed together to equal any performance of prevlous years Thank you Mr D1ck for th1s new 1nst1tut1on' After Spr1ng Vacat1on the pace began to step up conslderably Thxs was not1ceable 1n all parts of the bu1ld1ng but nowhere more than 1n the art room and the shop There scenery pa1nt1ngs and props were turned out at an aston1sh mg rate The f1nal p1cture presented by the Spr1ng Plays was a cooperatlve effort 1n the h1ghest sense of the word Sprlng Plays' After weeks of rehearsal study and work the curta1n opened on three plays of h1ghest callber We espec1ally enjoyed each play for Mrs Matthews for for carry1ng on 1n the f1ne trad1t1on of Mlss Hutch1ns There were no crles of Hold that pose' th1s spr1ng for the plctures taker on our campus were all act1on shots taken w1th the new mov1e camera Notw1th standlng Mr Frame s wonderful 20 or 30 m1nute movles everyone was just as pleased to see the back of h1s own head for a few seconds as to see a full length f1lm of another sort A very weepy graduat1on we had th1s year but all the better for that The last t1me slghed the nrnth graders forgettxng that they would be 1n and out a September However lt was the last day really and so we b1d farewell to a great port1on of our l1ves and set out for board1ng school and w1der horrzons jill f K Imx S . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , - I ! . . . . . , -1--m . . , ' . , . . . , . . . - , , . . , . - . ' D Q 9 l . . . . . a different reason, suspense, laughter, drama, what have you! Congratulations to . . . . , . . , . . . . - . , . . . 0 I ' ' - ll 1 . , . . , . . 11 9 9 I 1 3 . 5 ,S Il'! VV , F Z '

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G1rl s' Softball Sprmg at last' It felt good to be outs1de after bexng 1ns1de all w1nter The g1rls entered the softball season wxth great enthus1asrn and under the excellent coach1ng of the ever patlent M155 Schenerleln they won qumte a few of thelr games Wlth Muffm Schoetz and Sally Flower as p1tchers Susxe Coyle as short stop Beth R1chardson as catcher and Mane El1se Snyder and T1na Harker as star h1tters we had quxte a good team At the Mother Daughter game the mothers were overwhelmmgly defeated by the n1nth grade g1rls and lost close games to the seventh and elghth graders We all thought th1s year s softball season was very successful and loads of fun . . I I ' 1 . 1 1 1 , . ' 1 . - I -