Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Twenty MARY COOK. Mary is another girl whom Mrs. Peter- son's little book simply cannot suppress. She always must get in that last word or giggle. Her pep is everlasting and she is usually on hand when anything's doing. Mary is equally proficient in three of the arts, playing the piano. pounding the typewriter and wielding the powder puff. For she looked with such a look And she spake with such a tone That I almost received her heart into my own. SAMUEL DALLY. VVe'd like you to meet Sam. one of the class celebrities. If you haven 't read his fascinating novel, Desert Love, be sure to do so at once. It deserves all the critics say about it. Sam has also become a great authority on chemistry. That in black ink my love may still shine bright. M ARIAN EM-MERT. We wonder why they call such a. pretty girl as Marion Spuds. ' ' Marian is a very tiny person and is very popu- lar with a certain member of the Fresh- man class. She is an accomplished actress and is also famous for her clever readings. The proper study of mankind is man. KEEFER FOYE. Kee has been a very important mem- ber of the class for all four years. Ile can inspire plenty of class enthusiasm, especially for any social events. Keefer is the class financier and also plays foot- ball and basketball, as well as the piano. He has helped win glory for the school in many ways. A lovyere and a lusty bachelor. CRYSTAL FREY. Crys is our all around girl. Always busy, but she is ready to do anything for anyone. She was Captain of the girls' basketball team and certainly merited our trust in her. She has been one of the finest and most enthusiastic players that Sewickley has ever had. With your clear, keen joyance Languor cannot be.

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VIRGINIA BROWNE. In this class noted for its musicians, Virginia will not go unnoticed. Every- one enjoys her playing in chapel and Virgie seems to like to please us. She has the real spirit of our school and is always ready and willing to help. She is to be sure Quiet and demuref' ARTHUR CANNON. How Arthur has changed! We have heard how love can alter people but it certainly has broadened Arthur. Arthur is quite a football hero, proving that all stars i11 that capacity are not big and ugly. His hair nearly drives the girls to distraction because it is so curly. VVith lokkes crulle as they were leyd in press. JACK CANNON. Ah! Enter our hero. Jack has never been seen with his hair mussed-not even when he is in overalls. We have decided that he would make a wonderful movie star-just watch him some day gliding gracefully through the latest dance steps dressed in the height of fashion. A smile or kiss, as he will use the art Shall have the cunning skill to break a heart. MARIAN CHALLIS. Marian is dark and lovely and seems to like them dark-at least at present. She never has much to say so we do not know what she intends to do after she leaves school, but we have our own ideas as to what she could do. Marian 's influence carries a lot of weight. And she as fairest is her form She has the truest, kindest heartf, KATHRYN CLAY. Kathryn is never noisyg she has a light sweet voice that doesn 't carry above the noisy din in room 18 before school, but she isn't overlooked in anything. We have been told that Kathryn does not spend all her time on her lessons, but she never fails in anything she undertakes. Yet graceful ease and sweetness void of pride Might hide her faults, if belles have faults to hide. i Nineteen

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WALLACE GILLELAND. Wallace always has something cheer- ful to say. Look for a. big fellow and listen for a big voice. You can 't miss him. He plays in the orchestra and is a handy man behind the scenes for the plays. Ellwood City seems to have held some attraction for Wallace all Winter. Journeys end in lovers meeting Every wise man 's son doth know. GEORGE GREGG. NVe call your attention to the aub- urn haired boy who plays the cornet in the orchestra! ! He is very much in evidence at the dances and other social events in this capacity. It pleases him to pose as a woman hater, but we're not so sure. Shall I wasting in despair, Die because a woman's fair? SIMON HAHN. He is our explosive chemistry shark. His most famous effort this year was an electric furnace, which he made and demonstrated to the class. Sometimes Simon gets an extra holiday and then we all envy him ,and wish we too had another New Year 's in the fall. His speech is a burning fire. MARIE HANLON. Billy is always there when there 's fun to be had. She's quiet at school, but you should hear her sing at the Girl Reserves. Chemistry is Marie's spec- ialty they say. She is a great lover of dogs, and picks up every stray canine she secs. She's as fond of Chemistry As a maiden ought to be. MILDRED HOCKENBERRY If you want to locate Mildred listen for her laugh. She is one of our musi- cians, playing the saxaphone and the piano, and singing in the Glee Club. Mildred showed her ability as an actress in the Irish play last year. Within the glance of one small maid There lurks a dangerous glance 'tis said. Twenty-one i I