Sewickley Academy - Panther Yearbook (Sewickley, PA)

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Fall V1gnettes School sp1r1t was at an all t1me h1gh as on the boys' f1eld red and black f1gures ran up and down and on the hockey f1eld the g1rls strove for supremacy over the hockey ball The cheerleaders kept up some peppy cheer1ng and kept us all 1n fme sp1r1ts, even 1n defeat As usual, Mr Frame's mov1es on Thursdays were a good send off The ones 1n color were the best everyone thought, and they all were enjoyable bes1des bemg educat1onal The f1rst graders came over from the Pr1mary Bu1ld1ng for the1r recess and could be seen at all tunes gallop1ng around the playground Dur1ng 1960 l1ke every other year, the swmgs and Jungle gym got a thorough workout Pop' Went all the flashbulbs' The Kand1d Kontest for Kash was on Knapps grew r1ch on f11m and flashbulb ga1ns and the lucky w1nner got three dollars The profess1onal photographer made h1s rounds too, and 1n a few days the shmy pr1nts appeared at Sew1ckley Academy Almost everyone slgned up for a p1cture of h1s class, to remember 1n years to come the b1cycles formerly were p1led Instead of tr1ppmg your way through heaps of b1kes, lt was now poss1ble to move at a reasonable rate of speed New used clothes' Chaos re1gned 1n the gym An aer1al v1ew made the Clothesl1ne Sale look l1ke an ant h1ll, wh1ch lt really was At the end of the sale, everyone gathered h1s spolls, well sat1sf1ed Our two v1s1tors who spoke on the Un1ted Fund made us all hope for a successful campa1gn and encouraged everyone to do h1s part The Welfare Club should be congratulated on everyone's part1c1pat1on Henry Holbrook and Scotty Wendt were outstandmg 1n a super1or Columbus Day Program The f1fth grade put on a very good program, and the lower grades sang some very enjoyable songs The nmth graders tore out the1r ha1r and worr1ed off the1r f1ngerna1ls wa1t mg for the word from the1r board1ng schools The suspense bu11t up, as 1nter1ms came and went The upper school assemblles on Tuesdays were a b1g add1t1on Every class worked hard on these assembly programs and proved that Sew1ckley Acad emy students could do a fme Job . , . , . . . . , A new aspect to fire drills was the empty basketball court outside, where