Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Ernest Cook Stanley Cook Al Czillinger Frank Czillinger ERNEST COOK Ernie is a little fellow with a sunny disposition. One of his chief faults is a tendency to talk in study-hall, but at least he has the commendable ability of obtaining: listeners. Ernest is earliest when it comes to studies. lle seems to enjoy performing experiments in f,lllCIlllSfI',V. Perhaps it is a good thing to have sueh a name to live up to. ls it, Ernest? At any rate, the bearer of this name makes at pleasing member of the elass. STANLEY COOK Jiekles is our athletic star. In football. basketball, and baseball he is most. prominent. Ile was captain of the 1927-1928 team when it was the ehampion ot' Sem-tion 2 of the XV. P. l. A. ll. -lic-kles is one of the most popular fellows because he is always so happy-go-lucky. You can always find him at any social, for he is quite a good dancer, too. AL CZILLINGER Al always seems to have time for the ladies-a new face, a new fancy-it seems. If not on a date he is surely to be found at the HY. Al has been quite an active member in footballg if not aetually playing, he was managing. He has certainly been a help to our teams. FRA NK CZILLINGER Frank is known throughout the lligh for his wit. What would we do without him in Law elass? Frank was helpful to our team this year as an End. Though small, he certainly was a drawback to our opponents. He was one of the stars on the well-known Aemy team, i Eighteen - 1 1 1 - -

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l F I I i i William Boyd Marie Brush Phoebe ifainpfbelil Jane Connelly WILLIAM BOYD Another Williani- hut the fellows call him l4ill.'l He is one of our very hantlsomest Seniors, You know. .Xnd of course he has lost his heart to a pretty -lunior. Hill makes a good liatin student when he isn't smiling across the aisle. Among his other pleasures are football and tennis. sports in which he makes a. valuable player. Bill also blows a trumpet! He is one of our happy-gro-lucky members. who. for some reason or other, causes Mrs. Peterson a great deal of anxiety, hut his cheerfulness makes for his personality. MARIE I-ERITSIT Marie is a very. very quiet little lass-even when she laughs she really doesn't create any disturlranee. She is quite petite and pretty, with light hair and lilne eyes. Marie is also very dependable. always ready with her lessons. She is truly a shining?-ligrht in her Latin class. Her quiet ways do not detract from the pleasingness of her personality. l'HOl+Il5ld CAM l'l1l+ILL l'hoehe's activities have ln-en mostly outside of school. lnit you may he sure she has kept very husy. She is a model student and has been a great help to the slow ones in all her classes hy reason of her helpful criticism. The latest rumors are that a certain Junior is making Phoebe's heart do tricks, but it is not at all surprising: Well. l'hoel1e. continue your pleasant ways and we arc sure you will find a place in the hearts of others just as i11 ours. JANE CONN li LLY The little spare in this hook is11 't half enough rooin to write about Jane. She is Social Uliairinan. President of Girl Reserves, a memlwer of the tennis team, and a million other things heside being our most popular girl as she was voted in her Junior year. Jane has participated in many of our school plays, taking the part of the leading lady in The Goose Hangs Highfl Seventeen 4 lu I L

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'YH Jane Doughty Helen Einrnert Dorothy Famous William Gray JANE DOUGIITY Jane is a. most attractive person. one of her ehief characteristics being a generous friendliness. She is a very comfortable sort of person to have around, because her smiles are frequent and impartial. Her tongue is exceedingly active in a pleasant, jolly way. Jane's reading ability, as demonstrated in chapel on several occasions, is very praise-worthy. HELEN EMMERT Helen likes the boys. and the boys seein to like her, so all goes famously. Helen has a charming personality. which adds greatly to the attractiveness of the Senior personnel. One of her charms is her low well-modulated voice. Helen hasn't yielded to the popular fad of letting the hair grow. but she probably knows how her pretty, short hair becomes her. DOROTHY FAMOUS Doti' is the smallest member of the Senior Class and one of the most active. She is a live reason why the Senior girls' 'basketball team won so many games. She has taken a big part in the Comet Club. and is Society Editor for the Sewihi. lVe don't know what her man would do without her. NVTLLIAM G RAY Another NVilliam,-another taciturn Senior! If it is true that the silent people are the wise ones, our class is truly blessed with wisdom. Bill Gray rarely talks Cat least in sehooll, but nevertheless he has shown that when he does con- deseend to give an opinion it is quite worth-while. lt seems that his rather handsome profile has won some admirers among the girls of the class, and no doubt his deep bass voice adds to his attractions. Nineteen u 1 l l in 1