Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Eighteen JAMES ANDERSON. -lim is our well-known athletic light. Thru every year he has been with us, Jim has helped to win fame and honor for S. H. 2. He also has great drawing ability which he uses to good effect. H ELEN BEAUMONT Helen is noted for her hearty laugh and her ever-ready wit. She was voted the most popular girl in S. H. S. in the contest held by the American Legion, and any one who knows Helen or only knows of her, will agree that she surely deserves the honor. Talk about basket- ball! Our Helen can outplay 'em all. ROBERT BECKER When it comes to Chemistry Bobby covers himself with glory. What Russell doesn't know, Bobby does, and the rest of us trail along behind. IIe's another one of the bunch that comes to S. H. S from Leetsdale. CATHERINE BEGLY. Here 's a lass who comes a great dis- tance to schoolg Begly comes clear from Baden. Even though she is one the quiet members of our class. she always ready to do anything you ask of her. She has been an active member of the Spanish Club for several years. of is FRED BENZENHOEFER Bud is one of our musicians. He plays the saxophone. Fred is also very popular with the fair sex and takes every opportunity' to use his time sue- cessfully before ringing the buzzer at morning and noon.

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MARGARET BLU ME Peg is one of the gang who hails from Leetsdale. She is one of our pret- tiest and most popular girls. Peggy is noted for her smile and her friend- ship towards everyone. MARGARET BOYLAN Why does Peggy sit so near the door? It is because she has many oppor- tunities to run a race with the tardy bell. She may never be seen without her pal. Eleanor Malone. RUTH BROWN Another of our quiet members Cwhile ,the teacher is aroundl is Brownie. I suppose none of us has ever been lucky enough to have experienced the sight of Brownie in a hurry. No, she always has lots of time. For some unknown reason she just loves the cloakroom. EILEEN BURCHILL Burch is famed for her singing. She can also play the piano very well, although few of us have heard her. Her career in dramatics has been notable dur- ing her entire high school course. ALICE R. CHAPMAN This is another girl who has a twin. You rarely see her out of the sight of Louise Crooks. Alice just loves Chem- istry and hates to hear the buzzer ring while she absorbs knowledge in Mr. lVieand's class. Nineteen