Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Asviilzm' Ilis'rom', t'1vu's, l+'Ri4:NCu. Miss Elder is our mlcniure little French teacher. But in spite of her ileniurencss she certainly can teach l'll't'lli'lll Miss l'llrler is Miss llubbell's snle-partner. lnsten, ancl we ll tell you a secret. Miss Elmlcr fliiln't want to put her picture in the Sl'XYllll+F0 we threatenerl to put in its place a. certain little smlpslml. Nuf cefll M'itness the picture. l ol1i'I1-eu - . W WBA- ll- ff' - LLl!ij'1' ,,fi r jv-.YW TL- Y, 1 1'K' J. A, S'l'l'1WAll'l', li. S. Wooster. PIIYSICS, til-zxiaiuii Sc'li':NeP:. Mr. Stewart hails from the wilcls of Voraopos lis, hut fortunately he is alinost eivilizefl. This is his first year at S. ll. S. and we hope to see him hack next year. You know in the spring a young l112l1l'S fancy- Z! MYIQTIAE l'll,l7l'lH. A. li. All0fIl1OIly. AMY E. KPLRR. A. B. Westminster. Enohisn, Curios, ANffiicx'i' Illsronr. faculty. She teaches English to the Seniors and Juniors and Ancient llistory to the Freshies. ller helpful arlviee and criticisms as a faculty aclvisor of the Sewihi are gratefully acknow- leflgefl hy the stall. Miss Kerr also coached the debating team to heights never before reached. Miss Kerr is a new nieniher ol' our fainous

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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

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- Ti+ : , ' 'Y ' J LEOXA l'lfl'l I'l'l'. Bowling Green Business Vollege. COMMERCIAI. ARI'l'll3lIC'l'Il7, l4lNtlI.lSIl, TYPEWRITLNG. Miss Pettit is Bliss Kerr's pal. They hoth came to us from McDonald, l,t1llIlSj'lYEllllH. As a teacher of commercial subjects, we'll say in plain slang, Miss Pettit is rigllf 2'71z'rf.' H. S. WIEAND. Pitt. I31o1,oGY, CuEM1sTRY.. Mr. NYieand is new to us this year and we don 't know inuch about him, except that he is noted for his wise cracks . Ile has made a name for himself as an interior decorator- witness the rejuvenation of the Chem. liah. lle also swings grade boys. dumbabells for the seventh and eighth KATIIERINE ELLIOT. Westininstcr. Chicago Applied Arts School. g New York School of Fine and Applied Arts. Iliexwlxcz. Hail to Miss Elliot! XYhat would we have done without her when we were making those posters forthe Bond Issue? XVith her assistance some masterpieces of eloquence and art were turned out hy the ambitious lligh School students. Miss Elliot is the instructor in draw- ing for the grades and the High School. Fifteen