Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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, l Anna Siekeler Mildred Smith Marie Steup Ella Stewart ANNA SICKELER Anna is our musician. YVe could scarcely do without her piano accompani- ments, especially as she performs them for the Senior orchestra. She is also the .stand-by of the Girl Reserve meetings when it comes to music. No doubt she will make a great success in a musical career. Anna also shows exceptional ability in a scholastic way, receiving high marks in all her subjects. Her will- ingness to cooperate in all things makes her quite popular. MTLDRED SMITH S1nittie, or Big Smittief' as her friends call her to distinguish her from her younger sister, is usually present when a good time is pending. She is well-received, particularly because her excellent dancing is not the least of her attractions. lt is rumored that Smittie'l is interested more or less in Fair Oaks. MARIE STEUP You will always find Marie near by if you happen to sec Ethel. NVho has said that all truly great friendships are between men? Yes. her initials are M. S. VVha.t else do those letters stand for, Marie? Marie is studious, but also gay. a11d she makes an enjoyable companion as many of her classmates know. Marie played forward and guard on the basketball team, exhibiting splendid ability. ELLA STEYVART Ella is one of our petite misses. A little lass from Canada. They do say. you know, that Canada is noted for its beauties! Besides her prettiness, Ella possesses an indescribable, elusive quality, which attracts all with whom she comes in contact, and which makes for a rare personality. Twenty-seven

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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 - -

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I 1 i r t I- i l l 1 I l S Hthel Vinall Naney Walters Martlla Watson Nant-y Watson E'l'Ill'1L VINALL lflthel is one ol' our jolliest' girls. ller laughing is strangely eontagious, and it aeeounts. in part. for her ability to attract friends. Ethel exeels in her eom- mereial studies, being one ot' the really excellent students of the class. She by no means ignores sports. the faet being that the Senior girls' basketball team relied ebiefiy on Ethel for several erueial weeks. And another of her interests is aeting, in whieh art she has proved herself most adept. NANCY KVA L'l'ERS Nant-y's speeialties are attracting the boys and driving a Cill'. llowever, we tear she is not as proficient in the latter as the former-witness her parking. Sho endeared herself well taking the part of the mother in Just Neigliborly' and the snappy eollege girl in The Goose llangs llighf' MARTH .X 'WA 'FSON Although Martha is older than Naney, the two really do look enough alike to be mistaken for twins. Martha has the sunny disposition so eharaeteristic of the Watson family, whieh, along with her other eharming traits have won her a great many friends among her classmates. Martha has never done anything spectaeular. but it is the consistently good workers that suceeed. so we expect a great deal of you, Martha. NA NC Y NVA TSON Naney apparently likes Sewielcley very well for she eomes quite a, flistanee to go to sehool here. She is very quiet but can always be depended upon to take an enthnsiastie part in any undertaking. Naney is a source of joy to the tear-hers, for she never eanses any disturbanees and always knows her lessons well. We hear that Naney does not laek male companions either-how about it Nancy 1' Twenty-eight. 4 l i 1 I I