Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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CATHERINE GALLAHER Red hair? No, not exactlyg but any- way it's pretty hair and does justice to its owner. Catherine is never late to school. VVe do not know whether that 's because she lives near or not, but we are inclined to think that her methodical ways would bring her on time regardless of distance. Catherine is not only a good commercial student, but does well any- thing she undertakes. NVe,re glad to say she belongs to our class. GEORGE GARRETT Sewickley's juvenile representative in what is now almost a forgotten sport,- horseshoe pitching, is George. Although of a shy and modest nature he is always one of the foremost in scholastic pur- suits. George is looked up to and admired for his good work and liked for himself. RICHARD GIESE As the last bell rings, Richard comes racing down from the Heights, burning up the road to keep his record clear. Note the outstanding points of his appearance! His flaming beau ties help keep up the school boy look which is threatened by his treasured sideburns -rivals to Valentino's. JEAN HAMMER Everybody knows and admires Jean for her ability to translate Cicero and Virgil into real English. Jean has gone about in her quiet way and has kept the scholarship of the class of '28 above par. Nobody has seen a football game with Sewickley represented at which Jean was not present. ROBERT HELSING Bob, who hails from Fair Oaks, is a marksman of great fame. The first day of hunting season has always found him among those missing, and the next day was marked by stories of a few failures and many successes. Many the time he has been entertainer with wise say- ings and tales of the good time he and the crowd had the night before.

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HARRY DOLDE Harry is one of our huinorists. His cartoons are the laugh of the day. He seems quite fond of drawing as he does this instead of sleeping in classes. Smitty', displayed his dramatic ability as Mr. Jackson in the Florist Shop. Ilis hearty greeting: and con- tinual joking' make him one of the most likeable members of the best class that ever graduated from old S. Il. S. J Uma 'DONALD ' -Tulia is an important member of thc commercial group. She shines on the girls' second basketball team, doing her bcst as a side-center, for if anyone can give an opponent a hard job it is Julia. This good work shows her real school spirit. In always being busy at home and school, ever cheerfully smiling, Julia is a shining example. GLADYS ELLERTON Just like a queen, Gladys has constant attendants both inside and outside of school, but as most queens have, she has a favorite. One of the prettiest girls in the class, Gladys has achieved a reputa- tion as an actress and reader. She has held important parts in The Youngest and Reverie. NVILIJIAM FADER Another football player, actor, inter- scholastic debater, member of Sewihi staff, and lady's man. Bill has done credit to a good many activities, but chiefly does his debate work deserve com- ment. A good student and a good fellow, he has always been popular with the whole school. lf you want a thing done and done right, ask Bill to do it. MAX FELTWELL, JR. He is often seen on the gym floor and even more often on the dance floor. A star basketball player. Pete helped the '28 team to the championship of Section II. Vlfaxed hardwood floors seem to have an attraction for Max for he seldom misses a dance, and the stag line has never yet made his acquaintance. Lucky boy!

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KERM-IT JOHNS Kermit is the sheik of the movies in more than one respect. His blonde hair and blue eyes are a relief to sore eyes, and his complexion! Oh, how the girls do envy him. Then too, his voice- a beautiful tenor. NVe really believe he should take up light opera or musical comedy. On the other hand, he is an outstanding track man. . LLDA JONES When Llda entered our school we found that she had ability, and she 's been kept busy ever since. Her happy dis- position, and her willingness to help account for a great deal of her popularity. Llda has musical ability as her work with the glee club shows. PERCY JONES Jiggs hails from the sticks and is a happy-go-lucky fellow who takes things as they come and always smiles. His favorite pastimes are rambling thc Heights and industriously laboring over chemistry. He is another one of these boys for whom girls hold no particular interest. DAVID KIJICKER Dave is one of our musicians and very clever with the violin. He is also quite learned in biology and can readily lend aid along that line to any girl in distress. Unfortunately for us. Dave is a scarc- ity after school hours and we hardly see him in school, he 's always so busy. Dave likes the bright lights,-we hear she looks like Greta Garbo. PERCY LITTLECOTT Hail! The best tennis player in Sewickley High School! Percy is also a great musician. and we look forward to seeing him play the traps for Paul Whiteman some day. We think he could get rich by collecting fares on the round trips in his expansive Ford from the school to the HY district.