Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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JACOB 'l'. LAUF. One of our most efficient tratiic regu- lators is Jacob. He is always on the job and keeps things moving. Jacob has not been with us very long, but those who study Virgil with him know that his translations are unique, to say the least. He is a good sport, though, and doesn't mind a little kidding. LLOYD RUSSELL LUCAS Paddy is the curly headed Adonis of the Senior Class. Do the girls admire his golden locks? Ask them! He is so full of life and school spirit, o11e could not wish for a better fellow. Russell is always found with a gang of boys and is a member of the illustrious Alert Club. DORIS MATHER. 'tD0rrie is alwa.ys ready to laugh and have a good time. She takes part in many activities, although she has her serious moments as shown in her work as Vice President of the Girl Reserves. Doris has a fine personality, so it is no wonder she has many friends. SARA L. Al CCULLOUGH'. Pretty, peppy, and popular, Sally has captured many a heart. She is the belle of our Senior class. And can she play basketball! NVe'll all vouch for her. when it comes to playing side center on the varsity. She is our social chairman this year and deserves credit for the way she puts the social events across. JOHN A RTIIUR McDONALD. When Mr. Conway says, Arthur lilc- Donald has an announcement to make, we all sit up and take notice for 'tArt is famous for his clever extemporaneous speeches. As football captain this year he has shown what can be accomplished by clean playing and good sportsman- ship. Vtfhen it comes to being a fat lady in a circus, no one can surpass Art Oh, his talents are many and varied! i Nineteen

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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

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Twenty M-ARY ELEANOR McPHERSON. The Senior class is noted for its red heads and Eleanor is among them. Shc carries it further by matching her hair with her eyes. M-any a point was added to the score of the Senior basketball team by her unerring shot. They say Eleanor likes out of town boys with cars. Evi- dently she doesn't care for walking. MARY ELIZABETH McPHERSON Mary Elizabeth is a member of the chapel squad, which is a section of stu- dent council. She is also a member of the Senior class basketball team. Dancing and giggling are her favorite attractions and distractions. EDNA MAERRIMAN. Edna is another commercial pupil. One of the first accidents in the new building was her helping to spill ink on the corridor floor. Luckily, the janitor could remove it. Her pastimes arc comb- ing hor hair and riding the train between Haysville and Sewickley. HILDA AMY MILLER. Those who sit near her in chapel know Hilda has a good voice, but she never gave the Glee Club a chance to find it out. Never hide your light under a bushel, Hilda. Hilda came to us from Cory last year, and she seems to keep in close touch still with everything that goes on over there. Perhaps she has a special interest over therc. Vife wouldn't bc surprised. EDITH MOULD. Although 4'Mouldy has red hair, it doesn't affect her temper in the least. She was president of the Girl Reserves and captain of the basketball team and showed her ability to work and play. Edith was also a member of Student Council. 1311 :FE