Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Olive Johnson Gle11n Kautz George Kuilpers John Lutz OLIVE JOHNSON Olive is one of these rather quiet kindg at least she tries to aet digniiied as a .senior ought to be. Latin is one of her hobbies, and the other is to run an race with the tardy buzzer. She is a member of our most successful Glee Club. Then, too, we must not forget to mention her Lab teehnic. GLENN KAUTZ Have you ever seen one of Glenn 's drawings ? lf you haven't, you have missed something. All these mechanical devices, aeroplanes, and so forth, are quite complicated. The girls were all running after llllll. when they found out he could make the cutest dogs out of pipe cleaners. GEORGE K UI PERS Everybody knows when Georg'e is around because there is always a lot of fung he's so entertaining you know. He was the successful captain of our foot- ball team, and an active basketball player. But you ought to hear hint play the fiddle, just like a regular Nero. JOHN LUTZ Have you ever gone to John to find out how to do a ehemistry problem 'Z If you haven't. you 're the only one who never has. Lately he has been wearing a strange ring on his finger. We wonder whose it is? One can never keep track of the boys any more, They are always trying to be like lVillia1n Haines. Twemyftwo

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Anthony Henrici Arthur Hitc Franklin Hiteshuw Dorothy Jetter ANTHONY HENRICI Anthony, the Sonny Roy of the Senior class, is distinguished by unruly hair, 'tbook larnin and a poetic temperament. The ease with which he masters his lessons makes him a constant joy to teachers, and his friendliness and good nature have endeared him to the student body. His activities are numerous, and his affairs of the heart more numerous still. ARTHUR HITE If you have ever wondered as to the identity of that handsome blonde on the gym team whose specialty is to juggle small boys. you will know 'it's Art,' Hite. Arthur seems not to take much o an interest in girls, but you never can tell about these women-haters. Pirtle Drums It Inn was his first starring vehicle. Arthur has also been a great help on the football team. FRANKLIN HITESHE W Frank is known for so many things that it would tax the capacity of Dr. Eliot's Five Foot Shelves to include them. Perhaps he will be best remembered for his wit, and genial hmnor. One must not forget, however, his talent as an artist. Indeed, so excellent is his ability in that line, that it has won him notiee in newspapers of this locality. We won 'r soon forget his ability in acting as displayed i11 Crabbed Youth and Old Age and in K'The Goose Hangs High, DOROTHY JETTER Dorothy is a quiet girl who. nevertheless takes an active interest in school life. Dorothy made her bid for fame this year when she represented Sewickley in the oratorical contest. She studies a lot and never causes the teachers any annoyance by not knowing her lessons. She is generally seen In the company of Ella. Twenty-one

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Mzirgzuet Magee Marie Maze Mildred Maze James McCracken MARGARET MAGEE Now Margaret also appears to be a quiet type, but they tell me when she is out of school there isn 't a peppier girl. Oh these girls do fool us sometimes. She is an active member of the famous S. H. S. Comets, and she was also a senior basketball girl. MARIE MAZE lVe will always remember Marie as the twin that isn't Mildred. VVho can keep tl1e1n straight and who ever saw Marie that she wasn 't all dressed up head to foot? Marie was always a little bit shy, but perhaps it pays to be like that for she always got good marks in all her work. MILDRED MAZE Meet the other half of the Maze twins. In ease you ean't tell one from the other, the wisest plan would be to get a teacher to help you. Teachers seem to be the only ones who can distinguish between them. Mildred is a happy sort of person who studies avidly and is usually able to answer those questions that everyone else misses. JA ME S MCCRACKEN Jim is our elass's Beau Brummel. Look at his picture! Is there any wonder the girls fall for him? He is President ot the Hi-Y. where the famous potato episode took place. Jim is one of our trumpeters in the orchestra where he often drowns out the others with his musical notes. Twenty-three