Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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1 Marjorie Moorhead Louise Neely Alexander Nevin Mildred 01111111111 MAR-IORIE ANNE MOORHEAD Knowing Peggy. o11e realizes why Gentlemen Prefer Blondesf' ller per- sonality 211111 good-sportsmanship make her one of the most attractive and out- standing' members of the Senior class. Her Versatility is shown by her aetive interest in all phases of school life. LOUISE NEELY Louise was the initiative and capable Chairman of the Graduation Pom- mittee, Viee President of the Girl Reserves, and a former member of the Student Council. And we l1ll1Sll11l forget her hobby, cooking a11d sewing. Oh those cakes and dresses that she makes! She drives a ear and makes whoopee with a good looking Senior. Don 't B like that. Ql'll say he does.D ALEXANDER NEVIN B is noted for his raven locks, untamed by comb or brush, and l1is laugh, which can be compared to nothing human. I-le is a welcome addition to any group because of 11is piano-playing and good-uatured wit. lle is usually seen in the company of a fair Senior who apparently reeiproeates his affection. MTLDRED OHLMAN lllildred is one of those girls who find it hard to get to schooi on time. Not that she is ever late-she always manages to make a. dignified entrance just a few seconds before the tardy bell. Mildred is a happy sort who islalways ready to see fun in soinethinfl. She is very fond of dancing and is much sought after as a partner at the Socials. Twenty-live 1

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John Mn'l'1l.w:1in Slim-rnmn Mul'l1i-i'son Ross Ml-vlrliu l'll1ll'lLlllL' Mi-rx JOHN Mul+1liWAlN John is ono of lhoso Ollgllgllllgl' young ll-llows who nialn- fricnrls on sigxhl Uv has sc-rvvil us in many iliffurvnt ways. among' thorn, on the- Stlulm-nl l'ounvil, as Prvsiclont' of tho Souioi' m-lass. anml in so many plays that wo would run out of spacv just llilllllllgf lllt'll1. Ilis i-urly, aulmurn hail' varly won hiln Tho nivkuanu' of Skillvls for no rvason af all. :mil wo ilouhl' if any hoy in ilu' vlass is niorv popular than hv. Sl I ICRMA N, Ni-PITIGRSON Sll0I'lIl2lI1 l'llllllJlt'S i.l'0lll lfhlgrvwortli in a ri-al var. llv lllilllll own .linuny NV:-ilkvl' ,jvalous in 'l'l1v lloosv llangxs llig'h, with his niusiavlw, spats, anal aliamonils. 'Foo bacl he didn 't lmvttol' thi- S. II. S. 0I'Ulli'Sll'2l with his saxoplionv. Ye-s, hi- is a musician as wi-ll as an avlor auil a fino footlmll playor. ROSS KIEUIITATN Ross is thc boy who lwlivvvs that a smile goes a long. long' way. Whom you look into thv 0l'ClllNi'l'il pit. among tho forest' ol' violin bows, :mil soo some rolling 4-yes anfl a John Gilhvrl slnilo it is surv to hi- Ross. lioss always niauwigvs to lakv a look into the- lypowriling' room lmotwi-on classos, What' ls ilu- altravtioii? l'IlARliO'l l'lC Nl-ICRZ Naugrhly but uivo is our Uliarlottvg youngvst but nol lvast. for Cllill'l0ftt is not only lhv hrigrliti-st girl in our vlass hut also oni- ol' tho host liki-il. As l'I'4,'il1l0l'lh ol' our Junior class sho iliil lim-. live-1'y Sl'I1l0l' hail to huy fivlwts, lo whatvvoi' they worm- on salv for, lJt'l'ZlllSl' llliarloitv always sohl tif-ka-ts. r '1'wi-nlyvfour

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1 W 1 i 1' I 1-Q I Betty Pollinger James R. Reno Virginia Riehardison John Rosenfeld BETTY POLLINGER Betty is another one who finds attraction amongst the Juniors. She is always cheerful and has shown herself an excellent Program Chairman for the Comet Club. Busy Betty found time to play on the Senior basketball team this year and did right by the Senior elass. Betty likes Packards too, at least it looked that way, for she arrived at school de luxe many times. JAMES R. RENO James is one of those few who ean be relied upon to carry out instructions. lle has been right hand man to the Student Couneil in maintaining order in the halls, and most of ns have Jinnny to thank for that last minute jogging-'lp that makes the difference between tardiness and being on time. The football team will lose a valuable linesman in James. VIRGINIA RICHARDSON Virginia is a tall, statuesque blonde with a happy disposition and a eontinual giggle. She won quite a bit of renown for her excellent basketball playing a11d for her fine characterization of the eldest son 's fiancee in The Goose Hangs Highf, Virginia is full of the old Niek. JOHN ROSENFELD John is better known as Izzy around the sehool. It took four years to prove to John that he who speaks last in the elass room is sometimes out ot' luck. John has proven himself quite the athlete having been interested in both the football and the gym teams. Kuipers used to like to go riding with John, but he doesn't any more. Twenty-six H - -