Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll Class Will NOXV ALL MEN BY 'l'IIESE PRESENTS: NVe, the Class ot Til, of Sewickley lligrh School, of the villagq of Sewickley, State ot l'ennsylvania, being' of sound mind and memory, feeling' that we are about to quite the old life and start anew, do make, publish, and declare this our First and Last Will and Testament, bequeathing' our dearest possessions to the Faculty and schoolfellows, in manner and form following: Item I. 1. To the Faculty we do will and bequeath our love, and our apologies for the trouble we have caused them. 2. NVe also bequeath the hope that they will have many more happy and proglessive classes as this one has proved to he. Item II. 1. To the Class of '32, our successors and the present most worthy Juniors, we endow the opera seats of 213 with all disconiforts, such as insutlicicnt leg space. 2. Also, we leave our ability to accomplish anything we start, as witnesseth, the t'Sewihi. ' ' Item, III. 1. To the Class of '33, we bequeath the use of the front door, when they become of age and have earned this privilege. 2. Our success in the Forensic League activities and in Dramatics we leave to the present Sophoniores. Item, IV. 1. To the l+'rcshinen who will soon start their new life as Senior High Students, we will and bequeath the cherished front seats of Chapel, after two more years of school work and play. Item, V. l. To the Class of '35 we endow with the adventurous spirit that has carried ns througrh these last years to the end. 2. To the Class of '36, last but not least, we bequeath our ability at sports, so they may uphold the school's honor as wc have done. Item VI. 1. To the student body we do will and bequeath our hopes for a happy and successful future, and for their ability to carry on successfully without us. CSignedQ THE Cmss oe '31. XVitnesses :- Mns. R. L. PETERSON Ma. L. H. CONVVAY Twenty-five in n n u n n n n u u , u ...JI

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ll ll ll ll Il ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll junior Class History PI'C.Yl.l1I'lIf - XVIIASON TIERNAN Vice P1'e.v1'fIvnl - Josmru IIALEY Sec-rez'ury-T1'easurer Davin W,xi.lc1Nos11Axv As Juniors, we have been privileged to play an important part in the affairs and activities of the school. 'l'he year was begun with a sincere and enthusiastic determination to make the 151131 -lunior Class one to be always remembered. NVith this as our goal, we have put forth our best etiforts, and now, as We look back upon the year, we are conscious of a feeling, not of self-satisfaction, but ot' happiness in a task well done. We l1ave been particularly fortunate in being endowed With a number of excellent students and athletes, who have brought honor to their elass. They have represented the Juniors in all branches of endeavor including' the football, basketball, and gym teams, dramatics, the stage guild, thc Forensic Contests, tllee Club, and tl1e Sewihi statt. Such tasks as the sale of play tickets were entrusted to us, and were taken care of in a most satisfactory manner. The girls sold hot dogs at thc football games, adding to the money in the treasury. Neither have our failings been few, but the faculty and the Seniors have always extended a generous helping hand, and so with continued courage, we shall do our utmost to be a Senior Class worthy of our school. BRADLEY MCCORMICK, '3l. Paul Balles Antonio Bova James Boyd George Vampibell Robert Cochran Joe Took Robert de Uoulaz VVillard Doty James Doughty .lack Dreyibus Edward Ellis John Ellis Kenneth lflmmert Russel Emmert James Fullman Joe Haley Jack Hanlon William Helmer VVilliam .letter Michael Joseph William Kain lsaac Kohler Timothy Merrill David McConnell Bradley MeC'ormiek Robert Mef'ully Paul Miller Clyde Moon John Mummey Albert Murphy Samuel Porto George Purdy William Pyle Donald Ross Edward Ruff Arthur Sheats George Sheldon Hugh Sloan Vharles Stone Vllilson T'iernan David Walkingshaw t'harles Williams Charles Sehlumpf Elorenee Azar Ruth Benzenhoefer Bernice Brawley Dorothy Bridge Shirley f'iIllIlPilJCll l raneis Vhallis Ruth Challis Ethel Fhubb Isabel Clark Dorothy Fisher Vivian Ford Elizabeth Grrason Gladys Hamilton Margaret Handy Hattie Jackson Ann Jennings Mary Kellar Eliziabeth flavin Katherine Kordesehiek Jeanne Lowery Sarah Maruea Heatriee MeEarland Ferne Meehlin Adella. Miniek Ruth Nardo Dorothy Patton Aliee Purvis Mary Roche Uecile Rupert Elizaibeth Rye Millie Seager Katherine Sehuring Marion Siekeler Sallie Smart Helene Smith Mary Spec Gizella, Wagner Virginia Young Helen Zerr Twenty-seven l ll ll ll ll ll , ll A ,ll ll ll ll I ll ll