Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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ANN MCPHERSON The lively, little blonde who talks most of the time is Ann. When we want pep or ideas for a grand good time she is most valuable as a source of inspiration. As the star side-center of the basketball team, Mac has shown what a good sport she is. We know it and all our opponents know it! She is one of the outstanding workers of the school. PAUL MEYER Paul is always a good student and a willing worker. Paul first came to the attention of the public as the Youngest in the play of that name. Since then he has distinguished himself in many ways, notably, interscholastic debate, Oracle Work and his production of short stories. As property manager his good work deserves comment. ARTHUR MINICK Arthur has this advantage over the McClester twins-his other half is a girl. Art was on the football squad last year which, with his track work shows that he has athletic ability and likes hard work. Arthur is also a worthy member of the band, where his cornet adds much to the volume. HELEN MINICK Helen is noted for two things in high school-her career as guard on the girls' basketball team and her position as violinist in our orchestra. We will all remember our Sophomore sleigh ride and the fun we had at Min- iek's, which certainly upheld the Minick reputation for hospitality. KENNETH MOIR We had the pleasure of receiving Ken into our number in October, 1926. He adapted himself easily and before the first week was completed he had become a promising ' ' sub on the football squad. Ken is a fellow whose ambitions are the highest to say the least. His inter- ests in Baden account for the failure of our girls to charm him.

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MARTHA LOWERY Marty is one of our prettiest graduates, renowned for her giggles and her eyes. When you hear a high voice exclaiming at great length about get- ting fat you 'll know it's none other than Martha. But she fulfills the saying that pretty is as pretty does, for she can sing, dance and impersonate very well. CLARENCE MARTIN Clarence is another who hails from Glenfield. A few more like him and we 'll recognize the place as one of worth. Clarenee's class standing is above rebuke, and he participated in Spanish Circle, basketball, football and baseball. His work in the last three mentioned is worth noting. Also, Clarence is quite the handsome lad. HELEN BI-ATTHEWS Helen has shown us that she can do things and do them well and right. Especially is this true of her class work. Yet she finds plenty of time for talking things over with Edith. In the midst of the talk comes out a Good Grief! and then we know Helen is present. KENNETH MCCLESTER Kenneth is Ralph 's twin. but that 's as far as it seems to go. Dignified and reserved, Ken goes about in his quiet way, yet we are quite aware of his pres- ence. He held parts in Ada.m and Eva and The Golden Doom. Kenneth is very skillful with a violin, and when he appears on the platform with it, we are all sure of a treat. RALPH MCCLESTER Ralph has been a faithful member of the football squad for three years and has given his support to the Glee Club and the French Circle. Perhaps he will best be remembered as one of the two guards in The Golden Doom and as the eldest son in The Youngest.

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JEAN MOULD VVe have yet to find something that Jean can't do. l'Mouldie is our all- round girl and is true to her reputa- tion. The most important of her num- erous activities are: President of Girl Reserves, captain of Girls' Basketball team, and editor of Sewihi. She can also sing, dance, plays the piano and is a good student. Quite the girl, in fact! KATHERINE NICHOLA S Ikey is another of our fair ones renowned for dramatic ability. She is a staunch supporter of the Girl Reserves, Glee Club, and a life long member of long division! ! ! She is a huge suc- cess at football ticket selling and has caught many a culprit half way under the fence. CHARLES D. RICHARDSON, JR. VW! 1nustn't omit that Jn, it is a necessary part of the title! Charles is noted far and wide for his wise cracks which certainly help to break the mon- otony of a hard day's work. Besides being high in his studies, he can do other things too-as playing a sax and Cwhen weather permitsj golf ! GLENN SHAFF ER Ah-! In our midst we have a won- derful dancer who rivals only Ted Shawn, the world renowned. Not only has he proved himself a ballroom dancer but also an aesthetic dancer of worth. Glenn is good natured, good looking, well dressed, and popular-particularly with a certain freshman. LLOYD SMITH HSmitty is noted for his wise cracks in chemistry class and elsewhere. Lloyd played one of the leads in uPB11l'OdH and played it well. Sleepy obtains much enjoyment from parading up and down Locker's Row before school takes up and entertaining his friends by the way-side. He is always in a good humor.