Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Twenty-two MA DGE li ERR. Madge is noted for her red hair, good nature. and unbounded eu-tivity. Like Shirley, she motors to and from sehool every day. She has very 1'z1die:1l ideas about marriage and is firmly eonvineed that she is going to be an old maid. But as they say, When they full they fall hard. So look out, Sludge! VICTOR KlNDSVA'l l'l'lR. Vie says that he doesn 't eaire for girls-iu the plurulg he likes them in the singular. Ile never fell in love until this year, but when l1e did filll-Sl1lilSl1l As business lllilllilglll' of the Sewihil' and xnanager of the busebzill teann of 19223, Vie has shown his gxreait business ability. CHA Rll0'l l'E MANSFIE LD. Charlotte is popular with every one. but espeeiully so with :i eertnin Senior, Vue, by naune. She took the part of Hllrs. 'l10llllilllSH in the lligh Si-hool play. She and Liz :ire insepzu-able 4-onipunions and wherever you see one von see the other. NEAL Mm-QTUHD. Neal has a failing whieb lezins toward the fair sex. lt keeps him busy answering the wills that the fair niziidens of our Class have for l1i1n and ,his big green ear. Ile starred as -luek Wuinright' in Springtime and took the part of Christopher Penny in 'l'he Pzissing of the 'l'hird Floor Baelcf' JANE Mc-Ul'l.l.OllGlI. One of the most illustrious ineinbers of our Class is Jamie, She is ai 4-ran-k basket hall player and is also girls' Rltllllltllf editor of the 'tSewihi. She is popular with the fellows and has broken at least one heart, but it ll00Sl1,f seein to bother l1er.

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l+IVERE'l I' HOUK FINBERRY. l+lverett ,joined us this year after having spent three years at West Sun- bury High. lle is a great addition when it eomes to values for he- is a good student and he and his eornet have been a valuable asset to our orehestra. lle is talented along musieal lines and ean play three or four instruments. llll'l'H llllllll. Ruth is a dainty, little lass with laughing. brown eyes. Faint rumors 'have been heard that she c-ares little for the opposite sex--exeept one. No matter what is wanted. the Class ean always eount on her good nature and her will- ingness to help. She has ehosen teaehing as her voeation and wo wish her sueeess. ROI! llll'l'ClllNSON. This is the pianist of the Class and you should 'hear him play, especially when it eomes to -lazzf' Hllobn is noted for his wise eraeks. Ile 1-an see a joke in everything and you eau hear his laugh almost any time, no matter where he is. lle does not believe in pessimism. IIERISERT JONES. Herb is a boy who doesn't make mueh noise but he lets his aetions speak louder than his words. Ile is a good student and is liked by every one. lle was a valuable member of the football team and was eaptain oi' the baseball team of l!l2Zl. .l0Sl'1l'll KAICLIN. Joe only joined us this year but he has taken an at-tive part in the school aetivities. He has played on both tl1e basket ball and baseball teams. Do you k11ow what is the 111ost famous thing about Joe'?l' It's his smile. ln our estimation his laek of height is lll0l'fj than offset by the size of his smile. Twenty-one

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SHIRLEY MINICK. Shirley lives near Glenfield and comes to school every day in her Chevie. She never looks at the boys but we know that she'll not always behave like that. Her ambition is to play the violin and if she works as 'hard at that as she does at her lessons, we know that she will real- ize her ambition. JEAN MORRISON. Here ls to Jean, the celebrated author and basket ball player of our Class. She was basket ball eaptain this year, and talk about playing-Jean certainly can! She is also noted for the stories she writes. Her favorite song is Forsaken but just the same, her absence will be sadly felt by a certain Senior next year. LAYVRE NCE ORR. Pete is a very popular member of our Class, liked by every one. Ile was the originator of the honor movement in the school and used all his efforts to make it a success. Ile spends most of his time in bis car or on his motorcycle. ELIZABET II PARRY. Liz is our poetess. counting among her productions our Class poem and song. She is a merry, happy-go-lucky girl, whose laugh may be heard coming from the middle of any group. She says that she isn 't particularly fond of any fellow. Perhaps not. Appearances are deceiving sometimes. FRANKLIN PA'l I'ON. Frank is very fond of athletics and always takes an active part in them. Ile is rather noted in baseball for his coach- ing at first base. He is fond of dancing and takes part in all school affairs. Frank is Alumni editor of the Sewihi. I'wenty-thrce