Sewickley Academy - Panther Yearbook (Sewickley, PA)

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TIMOTHY PETER APPLETON Varsity Basketball-12,33 Lacrosse-2.3: Cross Country- 2g Den-1: Varsity Club-33 National Merit Semi-Finalist- 3. December 21 . . . Squirrel . . . B-ball boy . . . 100 foul shots a day . . . hidden genius . . . stringbean . . . N.B.A. hopeful . . . sports personality . star . . . Entered Grade 10. The hottest place in hell is reserved for those poor souls, who, in the heat of a controversy, remain neutral. LYNNE DENISE BALTIC Chorus-12,33 Yearbook-1, Lower School Editor-2g Senior School Editor-33 Student Teaching-1,33 Ecology Club-23 French Club1. May 14 . . . Lynne . . . Martha Welby . . . Moon Com- muter . . . Open up your mouth and say 'ah ' . . . hot rod Cadillac . . . blame Lynne for your copy . . Entered Grade 8. . . But I have promises to keep And miles to go before l sleep And miles to go before l sleep. -Robert Frost 2 .f 1 fr ai 1 , ...,. .W 4 Y ,V V 59? , ,1,H'fZff 74255-3 ia ' 'C ' sf V I , .,:kg3.::e,, - , 1' ,-,M 6, , 1 'ff H f I ' 2 I' , ' a I 26 pai . ,,,,,I I f fm ...iff ff I WENDY CATHERINE AIVISLER Soccer-33 Ecology-2,33 D.S.A.-1,2,3. November 19 . . . Wendel . . . Fl.P.M.-You Wear lt Well . . . Vendy . . . alias wildwoman . macremeist . . artful . . . l.B.A.-the other half of the party . . . One of the Three. Entered Kindergarten. Black bird singing in the dead of night Take these broken wings and learn to fly all your life, just waiting for this moment to arise. -Beatles I l'

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We have learned what it is to know and not to know, and what must be the aim of studyg what are valor, temperance, and justiceg what the difference is between ambition and avarice, servitude and submission, license and libertyg by what signs we may recognize true and solid contentmentg what springs move us, and the cause of such different im- pulses in us. The first lessons in which we should steep our mind must be those that regulate our behavior and our sense, that will teach us to know ourselves and to die well and live well. Among the liberal arts, let us begin with the art that liberates us. . . montaigne education of children 25

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SW. 1' gf -..-A + xr,,,,..W'.4. JOSEPH MARK BANDURA Lab Biology Club-13 Soccer-23 Student Teacher-3. April 14 oe . . Beaver Falls Commuter . . . the quiet one owner of the orange Sting-ray . . . Science ln- stitute Entered Grade 11. Memories are experiences, people and travel that create -J.B. 'Z1.if'f W7 1' .1 .' 5 1 if-'52 f,f, UL 41 LINDA ALLISON S.U.N.-33 Chorus 1,2,3: F.T.A.-1,25 Band-1,23 Varsity Basketball-1,2g Volleyball-33 Newster-1. April 29 . . . Linda . . . one of the altos . . . Number One Transfer . . . Saturday Morning at Westinghouse. Entered Grade 12. When you walk through a storm hold your head up high and don't be afraid of the dark. At the end of the storm is a golden sky and the sweet silver song of a larkg Walk on, Walk on with hope in your heart and you'll never walk alone . ISABEL BIDDLE ALEXANDER Ecology-1,2,3g Seventh Pillar-3: Outdoor Club-3. July 26 . . . Izzy . . . One of the Three . . . Furd's friend . . . part-time occupant of the little house . . . lgor Club. Entered Nursery 8t 12th. Ah, But I was so much older then, I'm younger than that now. -Bob Dylan 27