Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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JAMES CARSON Jim won our section in the Interna- tional Oratorical Contest last year. and this year added to his honors through work on the interscholastic debating team. He is president of the senior class as well as president of the Student Council. Ile made a reputation in The Gypsy Rover and Tulip Time with his pleasing' baritone. And just ask Jim about Dubois! ! ! l CATHERINE CLARK Catherine is the pianist extraordinary of our orchestra. One of the mysteries of the school is connected with her wearing: the C. M. T. C The sueeess of the Sewihi Comets on its maiden voyage is in part due to her work as chairman of the program committee. GEORGE CLAY At first George was merely distin- guished as Weston's brother but through his good work in the orchestra, Pe-nrod, band. Glee Club, debates, Oracle and Sewihi work, he was soon known and recognized for his own abil- ity. His spirit of fun makes him a choice spirit in any group. HOWARD CLAY Edgeworth gave us Duetz, who played on our football team and debated on one of our chapel debating teams, where he proved himself quite an orator. Howard is quite the commercial student, and is always willing to give help where help is needed. Duetz has the repuation of being: the only senior who sports a derby. XVESTON CLAY NVes has been one of the most help- ful members of the class of '28, His record shows three plays, operetta. the Stage Guild and Student Council. Speeial credit is due Wes for his work on the basketball and baseball teams. When he didnt play, he was a very competent manager. VVe couldn't have done without him.

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MICHAEL BRENNAN A handsome Irish lad is Michael and popular with the ladies, too! Easy- going and unabashed, we don't believe he ever worries anyone,-unless it was our opponents in a football game. Mike 's a loyal supporter of all our activitiesg Soshells are his specialty-just ask any girl about his dancing! 'LS'Mar- velous is bound to be the answer. Hail Mike! Here's to success. KATIIRYN BRONVNHI LL Kathryu's fame rests on a nulnber of things, outstanding ones being those lovely blue eyes and eyelashes. She is on the alert to be helpful, especially in serving: dinners at the HY. She has an interesting' fashion of intro- ducing a stranger at our open affairs. KATHERINE HITOKLEY Sade is the live wire in Law Class. lf some poor soul does, by chance, fall into a. semi-sleep, the shock he gets when she recites is like falling' out of bed, for she certainly can give the loud, dis- finrf answers. IIer manner is markedly executive. The business world will surely claim her as its own. DOUGLAS BIIRCHILL Douglas is one of these self-contained, non-self-revealing fellows. One never knows what he is really thinking, yet he talks most all the time. He poses as a woman-hater, but a. fair junior broke that up. at least for a time. Doug has a habit of always occupy- ing at least three chairs when he sits down. Ile has a leisurely manner. ELIZAISETII CANNON Better known as Biz, Here is one of the most versatile of the fair ones. She does- everything Cand wellj! She sings. dances, plays the piano, drives a car, is quite an actress. and last but not least, she certainly can ride a horse! Biz showed her executive ability as manager of the Girl 's Basketball team and never was there a team better inan- aged.

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XVILLIAM COOK Bill enlivened our chapel period one time last year by his vivid interpretation of the small boy in 'tStation Y. Y. Y. Y.'l by Booth Tarkington. Ever since he has kept the senior class excited by his dramatic narrow escapes from the tardy buzzer. He has helped the intellectual atmos- phere of the school a great deal, doing his share i11 the Spanish Circle, Chem- istry class and chapel debates. U NATALIE COSTELLO Here is the ideal business girl, smartly dressed, quick to understand. and able to get things done right. Wle could well imagine her officiating i11 the ofiice of a magnate were it not that rumor says she has quietly chosen another profes- sion. See her left hand. HELEN CVSICK The class has benefited this year through the addition of a new member from Vlfashington County. Helen's friendly spirit, gentle manners and scholastic ability have won our appre- ciation. The girls all envy her curly hair as well as her chemistry grades. EDXVARD DEVINE Pat', is forever smiling, his cheeks are always red, and his hair continually rumpled. The whole school knows him and everyone likes him. He repeated his fine football record of 1926 again this year. When the senior English class gets stuck on a question, it is usually Pats answer that helps them out. JOHN DODS John doesn't suit him somehow so we all call him Cake He has been a valuable melnber of our class as school cheer-leader, as vice president of the Student Council and for his services as chauffeur to the girls' basketball team! Cake exhibited his dramatic ability in the play Thursd'1v Fvenin and 4 . A g Tulip Time, our operetta. He is good looking. popular and peppy.