Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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, :EE FRANK E. FICKINGER, JR. Fickie', is one of the helpful type, willing to do what is needed. His busi- ness ability has twice been shown in his work as baseball manager. Deliberate in speech and action, friendly with everybody. is Frank. He also is a vio- linist. A true friend to all, it is rumored. Fra.uk's heart has gone down the usual lane. HOMER FISHER. Homer is an efficient member of Stu- dent Council and also a member of the High School Orchestra. All know him as a quiet, reserved student. Homer has many friends. Did you ever hear his hearty laugh? He is training for sue- cess in the business world. HOXVARD FOHT. Fohtie is renowned for his activi- ties--with track and football as his specialties. Yes, he is our football hero. You ought to see him run for a touch down! Not the least of his attractions is his jolly smile. Is it any wonder that he is so popular and has so many friends? ALICE NEDA HALLAM. Hero is one of our bright students from Fair Oaks. Although Alice has many friends, We believe her best friends are books. However, she does not neglect her activities since she is present at nearly all school affairs and is a well liked member of the Girl Reserves. SUSAN E. HA MILTON. Dear, Hfun-lovin' 'Suel' Just how many hearts has she captured with her brown eyes? 'tSuel' is an actress of no mean ability as she proved in last year 's play, 'KAdam and Eva. She has many friends due to her good natured dispo- sition and willingness to do a thing. Seveute

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f 'E. Sixteen CYNTHIA DEAN . Here is one of the reasons why ':Gen- tlemen prefer Blondes. She has the most contagious laugh, and it is always in evidence. Cy is quite an actress. as is evidenced by her work in Clara ence, but she comes down out of the clouds once in a while to manage the Girls' Basketball team. School work has never given her any particular trouble. Last year she Won the second prize in the Junior Essay contest. Short but sweet tits 'fCy perfectly. NVILLIAM deB. DUNCAN. Pretzel is noted for so many things it is hard to find a starting place -an athletic hero, an actor, a noted author of short poems, and last but not least, Editor of this superior publication. Hljretzell' greatly endangered his life about the middle of the year, when he personally insulted a noted member of the Sophomore class. Only the mag' nanimity of the offended one saved him. He will be remembered in S. H. S. as the t'Dear Departed. GEORGENA H. ECKARD. t'George is one of our Haysville las- sies, and possesses an enviable eharm and poise. There is a rumor about George having lost her heart, and, when she gazes out of the window with that well- known dreamy expression, we are led to believe it. NVe saw some of her winning ways last year in Adam and l'lva..', She is a 'Faithful attendant at the Girl Reserves' meetings. ANNA MARIE EGLER. Anna is one of our curly heads. She is quite musicalg it is rumored that her chief diversion is playing the vietrola. Yes, and that queer little throaty chuckle you hear so often belongs to Anna. They say she is a book-worm, but that doesn't seem to take all her spare time. MARY BEATRICE EGLER. Yes, that girl with the little bobbing curls is Beatrix. Her hair is the envy of every one who is struggling to grow some. Bee likes a good time and seems to manage to find one anywhere and everywhere. Her sunny disposition Wins her many friends. It is rumored Bee lost her heart when a certain dark haired Senior left us. L. . I +5

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Y w F- J' Y ATT:-' 7 W Y E V 7 t Ei ghteeu LL MARCEL L. IIEGERT. See that young gentleman tix his hair, straighten his tie, and glance at the girls? Girls are Marcel's specialty. llis most serious interest is music. XVhat would the orchestra do without Marcel to strum the banjo, or play the viola? He is well liked -because he is such a cheerful soul, always wearing a happy grin. ELSIE M. KEXNING. One of our jolly girls is Elsie. She is seldom seen without a smile on her face. NVhen we hear some one laughing in the hall, we can be reasonably sure it is Elsie. To hear her when she has the giggles is worth the price of admission. XVe have known her to keep it up for a whole afternoon. She will soon be think- ing about housework. To Elsie goes the Lhonor of being the greatest seller of Benefit tickets in our class. AUDREY G. JABHSON. Did you ever see her roll those eyes? Wie simply couldn't have had our French class this year without Audrey's remarks and translations. If you find a tablet with a perfectly marvelous hero drawn on the back, you may feel sure that it belongs to Audrey. ALBERT JANOSIK. Al was on the football squad, which means he can use his head and likes hard Work. These qualities he displays in his school work, too. It is quite usual to see Albert surrounded by a crowd, clamoring for help in Latin or Physics. If he has any special interest in the opposite sex he keeps it hidden, and his friends are loyal and won't tell on him. So we can only surmise. LOUIS L. HUNT. Louis is one of our bright boys-Mr. Stewart's right hand man. When any thing out of the ordinary is going on, our Bus is right in the midst of it, often the cause of it. He is a football and a baseball star. and an active mem- ber of the Alert Club. Everyone likes f'Bus. Ask Nancy about his dominat- ing interest. E-'rt L e ,L :PE