Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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as A. t,:. ,. . 'm i tizg rg-4 a 1 - li i it MARY 141. llIlBl3l'IliL, M. A. Ohio Statv. Wittmilmorgr. Miclcllvlnlry. Il it S1'AN1sn, ENGLISH. 2 Tho name will always luring np fond tlinnglits. for nothing is 1-vt-1' trivtl that Bliss llnbhvll isn't willing to hvlp with. She is tcaclu-r. hvlpor, r aclvisnr, and frionll, in ont-g anal thosv who know hvr agree that thv svlnml vonlmln't do without 1 her. She and a few others niakv A worth 9 striving for. I I i ii fl l MYR'l'l.l+1 N. nun-JR. Ai. A. Allvgllviiy if Fimsczli. Civics, ANc:mN'I' Ilwmav. p Yt-s, sho is rvally a toavlwr-yoil may think II shu is ont- of Ulll' Senior girls. Nvvtllvss to say. Q l wt' all like hor vm-ry inuch, vxvept whvn sho grivvs us tests in Froncli Uiwlv, when we should bv onjoying 0llI'Sl'lVK'S. lt has hw-n runiorvtl latuly vt that sho has lost l1t'l' ht-art, and wu'ro afraid mayhu it.'s trno. Wo sm- hm' gazing out of thc' 1 'l wintlow sonwtinws with a far-awav ex ircssinn .I ' i it in hcl' cya-s---. l l . 1 i .Q 1 l, i l' I f f li l JOHN A. STEYVART. ll. S. l NVo0st0l'. , , l . l CHEMISTRY, Gaxicmi, Svnzxciz. 1' . . . Anothvr' of our lll2llTlSi2lyS. Mr. Stewart lott , us last. yt-ar for a trip ahroatl, canning hat-k with his facial appcaranvv smnnowhat altorocl. Never- l tholvss inwardly he is thu saint' Mr. Stewart, 1 l interostod in the wolfaro of hath svhool and , pupils, and ever taking an activo part in the . st-11001 life. I s it a l I 1 i TWPIYI' lx gl W fr ,Li i. f'l2:: -' f , 7

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NEWCOMB G. PARKH, NI. A. Grove City College. Sl'l'ERlN'I'ENDl'INT or Seiioons. Mr. l'arke.. during his several years in Sewiek- ley, has gained the liking and respeet of every- one who eotnes in eontact' witl1 hint. lle has a. pleasant and interesting personality. The lli-Y boys have ll0t'0IIlP nlueh better aoquaintetl with hint through his inspiring learlership of one of the Ili-Y discussion groups. lt is an honor to dedicate this volume of the Sewihi to Mr. Parke. I,l'IS'l'ER H. CONWAY, B. S. Westminster. l'1nNelr.u, ow Illon SCIIUOL. There are two sides to everything. and those who lrnon' Mr. Conway, know that the side of helper when help is tleservecl overbalances the hong Division sicle. ln sports, soeial activ- ities and sehool work, our prineipal is with us'l znnl as a foothall eoaeh the boys agree that he isn't surpassed. Those who renieinlmer that teaehers and prin- eipnls are only lnnnnn after all, will find a friend whose part in their sehool life has a large bearing on their t'ntnre. RIIODA L. l'I+1'l'ERSON. Ohio NVesleyan. LAT1N. Mirs. Peterson teaf-hes Latin-the dead lang- uage. But this tloesn't affect her any for she is very niuoh alive, espeeially when one tries to put something over on her. ller greatest worries and troubles are the Seniors in whom she takes a personal interest and whont she tries to keep on the straight and narrow path of rigliteonsness. Eleven

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AMY E. KERR, A. B. Westminster. ENGLISH, ALGEBRA. Ilere's to Miss Kerr! We could never get along without her. She tries to quell the fresh Sophomores in her report room and she does it pretty well. The plays were a big success this year and it was due to Miss Kerr's wise coaching and careful guidance. Besides this she coached the debates, and although they did not win out, they made a fine showing. Last but not least she is an advisor for this excellent and famous book. She reads all the write-ups and censors the jokes. BESSIE S. EGOLF, A. B. Oberlin. MODERN IIISTORY, ll. S. IIISTORY, EooNoM1os. Mrs. Egolf is a good sport. What more need we say? We admire her standards and ideals. She should be congratulated for the splendid improvement shown in our orchestra this year. Mrs. Egolf conducts the Glee Club, and has established a Current Events Club in each of her history classes. She also has a half share in the Chapel Debates. KARL NV. SCHUCKER, B. S. Mr. Sehucker seems to be the only one of the teachers new last year, who liked us well enough to come back this year. Ile has always been a loyal supporter of all our activities, and is popu- lar with both the students and the faculty. Some of the girls even composed a poem about him. Thirteen