Sewickley Academy - Panther Yearbook (Sewickley, PA)

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jll Senzor Seniors at last' The leaders of the school' Such a great responsibility was a little hard at first but it was readily accepted by the President of Student Coun cil Dick Means and the rest of the ninth grade representatives Muffin Schoetz Harton Semple and Tina Wick The leadership of the Welfare Club was taken over by Beth Richardson, President Tina Wick Vice President and Trudy Oliver Secretary The captains of the girls' red and black teams for intramurals were Sally Flower and Trudy Oliver for the Reds, and Susan Barker for the Blacks The boys intranmural sports were captained by Robert Arthur Darts Harton Sem ple Bunnies Jimmy Oliver Mice and Dick Means Stompers The Panther Soon after the many offices were filled the ninth grade settled down to an important year of hard work There could be no shirking for the ninth graders this year because they all were counting on being admitted to boarding schools of their choice The ninth grade leads m the Christmas Play worked hard and helped to pro duce an excellent play As soon as the play was over all the ninth graders rushed off to their much looked forward to vacation After vacation they all came back to school with their minds full of the com ing exams The exams were hard as expected but in most cases results were favorable The spring term was enjoyed thoroughly by everyone The nmth graders played in many successful softball and baseball games which the whole school en Joyed Their Music Week program was one of the best they'd ever had due to the full cooperation of all the class Graduation was full of honors and sadness for all the ninth graders because they were leaving We're sure that none of the class of 1960 will ever forget their school or these lines Although wide worlds may call to us you lAcademyj hold our hearts O e 5 . 3 . 9 0 I : - 1 'u .Q . n u 1 o . , 1 I ' ' . was headed by Mary McClintock and the Seventh Pillar by Beth Richardson. . . ,, .