Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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,wks Q2241-E f fJ 'l' Al' V523 -gf- ..:f'ff Q MARY E. Ill lililflldi, M. A. Ohio State. XVittenher,g'. Smmsn, l'lNGI.lSll. Miss Hubbell is one of the teachers who keeps things moving here at sehool. She is always interested in all of our activities, espeeially the soeial affairs. When anyone wants any advice he is always sure to receive Miss IIubbell's sym- pathy and wise counsel. l'wi-Ive .RIIODA li. l'l'l'l'lCliSUN, A. li. Ohio Wesleyan. lA.X'l'IN. Mrs. Peterson has a very great responsibility. that of instilling' into the ontgxoing' Senior Class l hristian ideals and ainhilions, the impoitanee of whieh she fully realizes. When it eonles to liatin-well, we're sure that she has lneniorized every bit of liatin extant. This volume of the Sewihi is dedieated to one well worthy of the honor. HAYMOND IJ. KlilNl+1, l'h.l3. llueknell, hl.X'l'lll'IM.Vl'li'S. Mr. Kline has been with us for three years and is still steadily gaining' favor among us. lle is noted for his exceptional ability in arousing pep, and when anything' goes over big, you eau he sure Mr. Kline has had something' to do with it. In appreciation of his llllfll'lIlgl' efforts as football coach for three years, Mr. Kline was presented with a gold football by the '23 team. He has proved more than helpful as a faculty advisor of this Yllllllllt? of the Sewihi.

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5,-K-ii ,,l,..i1 wb' fv- rT gi: lu'-1 NEWCOMB G. PARKE. A. li., Ph. li. Grove City College. SVPERINTENDEINT or Scuoons. Although we have known Mr. Parke not quite two years. his personality is so likeable that we feel as though he has been an intimate friend for years. We have come to know him as a man of high ideals and good principles, traits which he has manifested to a very marked degree in his leadership of one of the Hi-Y Clubs. We like him better with every new association. LESTER lfl. CONWAY, B. S. Westminster. PR1No1P.x1, or 'rnE l1lGII Scnooi.. Mr. i'onway's advice and generous assistance in the editing' of this hook have been of inesti- niable value to the staff. Despite his many rules and regulations, irksome innovations, and num- erous Dont's.,' most of us realize that his fundamental purpose is the safe-guarding of our welfare, and his first thought. our future, In the years to come, when we are face to face with Life, we shall discover what a wise counselor he has been, and what a great power for good he has exerted on our characters. We feel sure that we shall come to the full realization of the worth- iness of his principles and precepts only as our years inultiplv. Eleven

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O l ltt. isiom lieoNoM1c.:s. ,gm vi kit, ' it nian from ii ic gzport. Mr. Cook is in his glory when he is waving' a baton or coaching! a play. He has had great success with his activi- ties this year, as well as last. lie is one of the best liked ineiubers of the faculty. DORUFIIX S. DRYNAN, l XAN VV. RENIERS, A. B. Pitt. Civics, ENGi.1sn, l'nYs1e.xr. Tic.x1N1No. Kind readers, look now upon the face of one to whom the Girls, Basketball 'l'eam owe their loyal support. For two years she has lcd the team thru thick and thin. Miss Heniers is a loyal supporter of the Freshies. She always has a grood word for them. lf you don't believe me, just ask her! Indiana Normal. Con NlI41RCl.Xli lJl'IP.XRTMl'lNT. Miss llrynan isn't nearly as stern as her picture would have her seeing in faet you rarely see her without a smile. She has been of great assistance in the preparation of eopy and similar thingrs connected with the Hewihi. And in lots of other things that go on about the school. she is just as indispensable as she has been to the Annual Static. Thirteen