Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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JEAN MATHER. Jeanie is one of the most active and popular members of our class. She also is noted for her scholarship and talent as an actress. It is a pleasure to have someone like Jean to take charge and do things as they should be done. VVILLIAM MCCULLOUGH. One of the best athletes in school, Bill has starred in football, basket-ball, baseball, and track. Besides that he takes part in all other school activities. He is popular and well liked by everyone. GRACE MACDONALD. This is a little, serious girl who comes all the way from Emsworth. We wonder how many mysterious things she always carries in her Satchel. Grace has always been very quiet and a good student. Also a fine note writer! ! ! ELIZABETH G. MCFARLAND. The honorable secretary of our class. Also the buzzer operator. She is well liked by everyone and always has a smile in view. Betty is usually at the bottom of the mischief when it comes to talking. ELIZABETH MCFARLAND. Red TI's hair is shingled and while fixing it the other day she got a bad splinter in her finger. A fine debater and a talented poet. Shines at banquets when it comes to eating meat. QAlways uses a hatchetj Started a bad case in the Bellevue debate. Twenty-five

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Twenty-four RICHARD JONES. What a quiet boy Dick used to be! Ilow changed he has become! I wonder why? Richard is probably Mrs. Pete's most talked about and favorite student. Ile is noted for his brilliant mind. Also a star in football, basket-ball and base- ball. KATIIERINE LOWE. Although Cass,' has not always come to our school we keep her in our minds as one of our prominent members. She is quite an apt student, and is noted for her dancing. KA THERINE LOVVERY. Kitty is in truth a belle. She is noted for her beauty and her ability to entertain along' with her singing and dancing. Katherine has taken an active part in dramatics, being in several of our school plays. ELEANOR MALONE. honey, though very quiet, is well- liked by everyone. Shes very pretty, too. Oh. those Irish eyes that charm us, and that clever shingle! ! A certain Senior has lately taken an interest in her? J! EZ? KATHERINE MANSFIELD. No wonder KayH is so thin. It is a cease of necessity, as it doesn't pay to get too many demerits for being late. Kath- erine is probably the best actress in school. She is very popular and active in school life. Ask C Ill. s

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Twen ty-six ROBERT MCPH ERSON. Although llob left us at mid-years, we will be very glad to welcome him back Class Night. lle is a. noted football player. It is said that Bob expects to start a hardware shop where he will vol- lect rusty nails. GEORGE M INICK. Did the Seniors enjoy that partyi NVell, I rather guess they did. George is quiet and is therefore not as well known as some of the others. He is noted for his batting average and his 1909? '! Uhevvv. I UHARLES R. Ml'l'CllElili, JR. Chuck came to us this year from Buf- falo--and from all we hear, that school in Buffalo must be grand. Chuck has had experience in plumbing and Hinter- ioredecoratingl' as well as--? We leave the rest to your imagination! RUSSELL G. NEALE. Our dignified president-ahem! ! Ile looks and acts ver much so in school . s a violinist he is unexcelled, and is very active in all school affairs. An actor, too. BETTY PARKE. Talk about dramatic ability-that's where Sparky shines. Everyone knows of her great ability to enter into class affairs and activities of the school in general. A Spanish shark-maybe.