Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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, l l Q: 125' L E 'ent yt wo l MALCOLM DeVV. ROE. What would we do without '4BIaeky to make us laugh in Latin? Mrs. Peter-- son thinks he looks more like the golden- haired Aeneas than anyone else in our class. Maeky is taking a course in memory training which we hope will help him save the shoe-leather he uses run- ning to the offices for lost books. Happy-- go-lueky, ever busy with his pictures, is Malcolm. VERNER ROXVLEY. 'fVVant to argue? That is Bub- bles's motto. Anytime you feel like having a, heated argument over anything at all, page Bubbles In athletics, although he has been here but one year, he has already distinguished himself. He lately expressed a desire to be a post graduate next year. BETTY SANDS. If you want to read something excep- tionally good, ask Betty for one of her short stories or poems. You will surely find her an authoress of note. As though this accomplishment were not enough, Betty is also on the girls' basketball squad. JOHN LIVINGSTON STEXVART. Another Senior musician is YVho' Dat. Famous for his performances on the mouth organ, he displayed further talent as a member of the Senior quintet. It 's a good thing John has a sturdy sense of humor, because many a joke has been pulled on him by his friends. Curly', has a crowning glory that is a source of envy for all the girls. JOSEPH TAYLOR. '4Joe distinguished himself this year as an actor in the Dear Departed. It is fortunate for him that he sits near the door, as he is another one of those Seniors who come racing in at the last minute, Joe is an artist when it comes to using paints.

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ROBERT H. NAUM-AN. Bob certainly was kept busy dur- ing football season because he was mau- ager of the team. He is a popular mem' ber of the renowned Alert Club. He must be good in math, for Professor Conway nicknamed him Trigonometry Naumanf' UBob', is known among the girls for his wise cracks in ehemistry and good dancing. MARGARET R. NE ALE. These Neale twins! No one can ever tell them apart. They can trade places when it suits them and we would never suspect it. Margaret is a first rate sten- ographer and helped type this book. She likes pets. She and her sister played guard on the 'Senior class basketball team. Margaret types Miss Hubbell's lesson plans. MARJORIE R. NEALE. Here's the other twin! Marjorie shared with her sister the task of typing the Sewihi. Her fingers are as nimble on the piano as on the typewriter as several chapel performances have shown. Marjorie types all Mrs. Peterson's lesson plans, but she Will never tell any plead- ing Latin student when the next test will be. She hasn't been absent nor tardy for seven consecutive years. Fine record, Marjorie. NELLIE M. O 'CONNOR. Nellie is our typical Irish lass-as pretty as they make them. She is the perfect lady-never loud and boisterous, always behaving in a manner befitting' her station as Senior. But don't let that deceive you. Our Nellie is not all dignityg her Irish wit will out. VVhen you see a merry twinkle in her eyes. and a dimple come and go in her oheeek you may know that somethings astir. CHARLES NV. RITCHEY. All the way from Glenfield comes our Charles. These out-of-town boys usually keep their escapades out of sehool, but every once in a while we hear things. He has been a valuable addition to our stage guild. 17 2 X fx ,fifffl T tr

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JACK A. NVARNER. Jack is one of the popular Alerts Some people think Jack is quiet, but they haven't been near him when he starts teasing and joking. Unfortunately we cannot get even with him as he doesn't seem to like many girls. We don 't know whether that is true or not, but he keeps us guessing. ELEANORE O. WATSON '4Sonny is sunny, as one looks at her twinkling blue eyes and mischievous smile will tell. This quality makes her a champion social leader. When MSonny gets into her swing on the bas- ketball floor or on the tennis court, there isn't anyone in the valley who can handle her. She always has a keen desire to beat Ben Avon. VICTORIA deQ. WEHRUM. 'tTorrie is our high school musician. This distinguished artist has an orches- tra of her own and say, did you ever try to stand still While they play? A'Pep is Torrie's middle name, and fairly radiates from her wherever she goes. Every day, Torrie walks to school by the light of the Moon. HARRY S. NVEISS. A chemist of astounding originality is Hllloonf' His experiments are of great interest to himself, at least. If there's any mischief brewing, HM-oon is sure to be in the midst of it. As cheer-leader this year, hc made the roof shake many times with cheers. Moon likes music too- the Torrie -ador song seems to he his favorite. MARGARET YOUNG. Some tired business man of the future is going to have Margaret for a good stenographer. All school games and activities find her an ardent rooter. She spends most of her time riding the train between Haysville and Sewickley. L l