Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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EL: IT' h Cl8.SS Poem A spry young fellow is Charles Day Who always aets as on a stage. He's 'happy both at work or play And keeps up with the sporting page. And new the story ls to be told Of one who won athletie fame. Here's our true hearted Ediith Mould Who always is the same. Fast down the road we see him fly William Duncan in his ear Hels editor of the Sewihi His pitehing fame 's known near and far. Edna's writing is at the top. She writes away eaeh day. Haysville is where she makes her stop When on her homeward way. Maeky is a lively sort When it comes to playing .a g'Ell'l1Q. But as for lessons he euts them short. He says they're not the same. Alice is good at dragging l'l0VV1l In every elass an A. She works with zeal and ne'er a frewi To earry on this play. Louis is ia man of fame. In L-lass his marks are good. At the front in base ball is his name. I11 footlball high 'he's stood. Anna is quiet yet she 'talks And works and liiurrh with us, l 4 4 S r. From down in Edgeworth town she walks. When late she takes the bus. Homer in the orchestra plays. It 's ineoniplete without him. He plays a lot hut nothing says, Though praise be passed upon him. Hear her laughter everywhere. A smile she has for all. She aets as if she had no 0Fl1'0. Mae is the name we eall. Mareel's in truth, a sheik, A player and singer too. These keep him busy all the week And then hels never through. Betty is -of stature tall, And she enters every game. A center in girls' basket 'hall She gained the greatest fame. Our class is filled with quiet boys. Joe Taylor almost takes the prize. We ive never heard him make a noise E'en if above us he d'oes rise. 'i'w.-n1y.n.m- Carefree, jolly, full of glee Is our happy Rosemarie. In her future we ean see, Nought but pleasures merry. Russell noted for his looks, Performs each clay ia special feat, Opens his loeker and gets his books And beats the buzzer to his seat. Society is her middle name. Basket4ball's her other. iSa.lly is a girl of fame, O'er nothing does she lbother. A gay young lad is John, we find, Who hangs around the HY. Many a runneris left 'behind As Butler flashes by. Sonny enters every sport, Full of fun is she. Ben Avon seems to be 'the port Where she most likes to be, Jaco-b is a husky lad, Who came to us this year. He serves upon the traffic squad And keeps the lines, no fear. Among bright lights is Dior-is found She drags down all the high marks If anything's doing she's always around And is one of those so called Latin sharks. Frank's a lad of medium height A manager of fame Sweet Dorie is his shining light Base ball -is his game. The one to tiekle the ivory Is Torrie, allways in demand Alt all the dances where'er she be She lends a helping hand. Cheerleader, aetor, and stage crew boss A chemist of note is he When Harry leaves 'twill be a loss To dear old Sewiekley. To iSusan's sweetness now take heed Her beauty, none surpass Everyone is proud indeed To have her in our class. Audrey is the 'girl with wit She keeps us alll in laughter gay It isn't much she has to do To make us laugh that way. In this lbook you see the art Our own Ann Blair has traced On many a page tat every part, By her magic you are faced. Elk ai

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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

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El: Class Poem John Alexander takes the prize As wrestling ehamip, we hear He well sueeeeds in what he tries Success is his, no fear. Helen Louise a rising star A pianist of note will -be Her talent will be spread afar And ring from sea to sea. Bob Connelly is a quiet lad We never hear him yell A tongue y1ou'd think he never had Unless you knew him vvell. The roll before us next does bring Lois, our prima cl'onna. She certainly knows how to is-ing That part they eall soprano. See Verner dodging in 'that Dodge Around fr-om ear to ear All the way up Beaver Road From Fair Oaks down afar. Albert is an athlete too In jumping does excel, He eolnes eaeh morning on the ehoo Choo His lessons he knows quite well. Our Latin shark eomes first in line. 'Tis none but Mrs. Pete. To all the seniors she does 'shine In room 220, their retreat. Paul Barber right 'beside her stands Preclominating o'er us all. The Student Council he eonimands And stars in base and basket ball. Art is quite popular in our class Anil also quite a sport Besides he's fallen for many a lass If we believe report. Cy Dean is a fair haired lass. Of them we have but few. Her eheerful spirit eannot pass Without a word of praise or two. Georgena's popular with the boys She keeps them all in line Every morning she rides the train Till she comes to SeWiekley's sign. Running here, dodging there Jumping through the line Foht is seen most anywhere An athlete super fine. Bassett is a man of might When there 's a ball to hit Then he has the spirit right And he lives right up to it. Hilda, most industrious found In Chemistry is a shark There it is she seurries around To make a higher mark. Ritchey serves upon the crew That fixes up the stage When any play is going on At that 'he's quite the sage. Elsie is a jolly girl 'She laughs till she nearly eries She is always with a merry group In happiness she takes the prize. Bee is a girl that isnlt noisy She tends to nothing but -her own Again we know she isn't lazy. For she gets her lessons alone. A little girl is Margaret Young At bookkeeping she works In praise of her, let it be sung Her tasks she never shirks. We have 'two girls that look alike As like, as like ean be They live at Osborne down the pike Do Margaret and Marjorie. Nauman is manager in foot-ball Root at all our games Ready to serve at every call And liked by all the dames. Eleanor is not so quiet and still As many suppose her to be .lust give her a ehanee and with a good will She 's as lively as any you see. Our time has come: this dlay is drone We know not what's before The next day looms without the fun We 'had in days of yore And still sehool days so bright and gay From mind shall never fade away. The time has come to say good-bye Now try -to keep from feeling sarl Please keep the tear from out your eye Try to be eheerful and glad. I'm supposed to be poet I doubt if you'll know it By the time you have finished 'Going all through it. J. L. S. '27 Twenti Alive T Eg, E