Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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l Twenty-four RAYMOND NASH. Raymond is the class Sphinx. Ile must tell all his secrets to the Beautiful Ohio for he spends most of his time on its banks. Ile has even built himself a motor boat and intends to navigate it to New Orleans. Another competitor of the Lady Bell is this future Robert Fulton. On the shore of the wide world, I stand alone and think. DAVID NEELY. Mrs. Peterson doesn lt have any trouble keeping him quiet after the buzzer rings. Sometimes he is so still we hardly know he is there. But Dave has plenty oi' school spirit and enters into many aetiv- ities. He stars espeeially in basket hall and tennis. Dave is always ready to drive any of the teams wherever they are going. A gentleman makes no noise. HELEN OITTEN. llelen is the third member of the Browne-Outen-'l'oliver group, sinee they are very seldom seen apart. She is of a very quiet nature. but is a line student and a loyal rooter for Sewiekley lligh Sehool. She's fond of fun and yet she's true. To every single duty too. Gllil5ER'l' PARKE. If you think you are the first one to see a joke just listen fora little ehuekle from Parky and look for a twinkle in the eorner of his eye. l'arky's failing is the weaker sex. But he is a firm follower of ambition. An actor, football player. musician and student is Parity as well as a handsome Romeo. HI eould not love thee, dear, so much Loved l not honor more. ROBI+1R'l' RITCII l-JY. Bobls a. great boy! Ile's continually trying. unsueeessfully of course. to blow up Mr. Stewart in chemistry elass. 'We hope he won't succeed because we 'd hate to lose Mr. Stewart and Bob too. Well like to know what is his greatest attrae- tion in Wilkinsburg C'?j. Bob should know but he w0n't tell. To argue was joy To this little boy.

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ELIZABETH MCPHERSON. Elizabeth amuses the commercial classes with her clever remarks. But her greatest interest lies in playing bas- ket ball. She is a brilliant and depend- able player. Elizabeth is always ready to help and to lend her Scotch deter- mination to a good cause. I know that virtue be in you, As well as I do know your outward favor. MARTHA MITCHELL. Martha has been in Sewickley High School three years and everyone knows and likes her. She has always been a prominent member of the social com- mittee and is always willing to miss English or French to help decorate, or fix the Heats. As center on the basket ball team, Martha surpasses them all. A daughter of the gods, Divincly tall and most divinely fair. CLARA MOORE. Clara is the shadow of Elizabeth McPherson, and the two are always to be seen together. When it comes to giving pep or aid for any affair you can always bank on Clara. She is also another of our feminine chemists and is always will- ing to help any one along this line or i11 anything of which she can be of assis- tance. Favors to none, to all she smile extends Oft she rejects, but never offends. CHARLES MURRAY. Charles comes all the way from Cora- opolis Heights to school. NVe have often heard how Lincoln walked live miles twice a day in pursuit of an education, but Charles brings Lizzie to school and finds her an excellent companion. Charles is well known at an athletic star. He was of quick mettle when he went to school. NEVIN M-UZZY. Nevin seems to be a very quiet sort of boy but remember the time he got excited in chapel and outblew every other mem- ber of the orchestra? He can draw any- thing from steamboats to dinosaurs. Nevin keeps the French class in constant lnerriment over his poems a la francais. lie lessons right severe There 's wit there, ye 'll get there. Twenty-three

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RUBY ROSE. Ruby has a natural poise and grace which have won her many admirers. She is a very good student and takes her lessons more seriously than most of us. She was editor of one staff of the Oracle NVe often wonder if Ruby hasn't broken someone 's heart. She's stately like yon youthful ash. REBECCA SACKETT. Becky is one of our prettiest and most popular girls. Unfortunately for us she likes out of town boys. Just ask her and shc'll tell you all about them. Becky was a very efficient manager for the girls' basket ball team. t'She's gone like Alexander, To spread her conquests farther. EVA MAE SCOTT. Eva Mae is a girl that men ought to like because she docsn 't talk very much. She is a very proficient typist and when anyone wants any typewriting done, Eva Mae is always ready to help. She and Katharine Winters are almost always together. Silence, beyond all speech, a wisdom rare. J ESSIE THORNTON. Jessie often reminds us of one of the lovely Roman girls of whom we hear so much, who combined 'beauty of mind and face. But Jessie is very modern when it comes to having a good time. And she is an artist, an orator, and an actrew as well. To equal young Jessie you seek it in vain. LUCY THORNTON. Lucy is our authoress. Stories and poems just seem to flow from her pen. She is very studious but is always willing to share her knowledge with others. Lucy usually has a crowd around her desk listening to her latest literary production or learning how to translate that hard passage in Latin. I hear it vouehed The Muse is with us still. Twenty-hve