Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

Page 17 text:

'CSZHS ENE C5355 GN5 63555 SEWIHI 63435 Q-M55 QM? 6353 Q'-M5 The Class of 1932 S President - WILLIAM E. JETTER Vice President WILSON TIERNAN Secretary-Treasurer EDWARD J. RUFF MOTTO TODAY WE FOLLOW? TOMORROW WE LEAD COLORS BROWN AND GOLD FLOWER First Honors Second Honors Class History Class Will Class Donors - Class Prophet YELLOW ROSE GLADYS HAMILTON, ETHEL JAMES B. FULLMAN WILLIAM E. JETTER BEATRICE MCFARLAND - BERNICE BRAWLEY CHUBB, DAVID WALKINGSHAW - - EDWARD J. RUFF Thirteen Q??AQG??'Q QDQQ E252 C3259 I 9 3 2 Q'w19i'ii19'N339mNEkQ'NE1

Page 16 text:

GXQQ5 GN-5 E335 C3313 ENE SEWIHI 63625 5363 5.4363 53435 5.563 I. Autographs M f Cf'f4jVL,1fi , x j7 If if V, f ,x J' T 1 E252 QWAQ QM? E259 QYYQ I 9 1 2 QANS 9'5N.?19'?i99'S'i99 'N9

Page 18 text:

GRS K5 GXSQ5 ENS ENS SEWIHI QM? QE QE EEE GBE FLORENCE J. AZAR Bunny, as she loves to be callcd, is quite a popular young lady. Flo prefers the boys and good times to studies. She finds Life both pleasant and attractive: not least among her pleasures is driving the Ford. What, we won- der, can be the attraction in New York? Whatever Cor whoeverh it may be, Flo pops off to the big city every once in a while. RUTH A. BENZENHOEPER Ruth just can't keep her pep from bubbling over-a case of blues simply cannot be while she's around. Popular and active, she never passes up a dance or social, and has helped along many a party with her contagious laughter. That she is capable of things more serious she showed by her excellent performance in The King Rides By. Ruth manages to survive through several of her classes with- out Frances. ANTONIO BOVA Tony is one of the biggest men in the class of '32, speaking both literally and figuratively. Because of his willingness to assist in any school activity, Tony's smile and good nature are familiar to every one in school. His ability to play football is recognized by all-the team, the students, and even his opponents! He also par- ticipated in the trombone contests of the Forensic. League, in which he performed nobly. GEORGE A. CAMPBELL George is one of the favored few when it comes to riding in Willard Doty's car: in fact, if the truth be told, George can be found with Willard in classes, between classes, and out of school: some- one says that they even take out library books together! A very unobtrusive chap, George is, never- the less, quite well-known: this fame was helped along by Chubbie and the Algebra III class last year. where George gained renown for Wlt. Fourteen PAUL BALLES Pete has distinguished himself in not a few school activities, but his best work was in connection with Sewickley High drama. Not only is he familiar with stagecraft. but he acts equally well-remem- ber how that trim uniform became him as Captain Wheatley in The King Rides By? Full of fun and always pleasant, Pete can enter into good times as few of us can. and his splendid work as social chair- man of the Hi-Y will not soon be forgotten by that group. JAMES E. BOYD Here we have Mighty, and how well that name its him. Jimmy is certainly versatile when it comes to athletics as witness his selection on the all star team. Jimmy's pluck and grit carried the various teams through many a tough spot to come out on top. Socially Jimmy is much in demand also, and he seems to enjoy him- self particularly well in the com- pany of a Sophomore--if it isn't the girl, why then it is Don. BERNICE A. BRAWLEY The most nonchalant person in all Sewickley High is Bernice. She's never been known to be in a hurry. and she drawls out every- thing she says. All she lacks is a Murad. Bernice has rendered valu- able service as a member of the debating team and on The Oracle staff. In spite of all evidences of an extra supply of gray matter, she has a ready smile and is just about everyone's pal. SHIRLEY H. CAMPBELL What would the Senior French class do without Shirley to quote rules and idioms? Shirley pro- fesses to be bored most of the time: but that she can be energetic is proved by her debating and her Wizardry at bridge. For sparkling conversation, she has no peer, and if you want to argue, choose some- one more easily out-talked, and more likely to be vanquished. Per- haps that is why she's such a good debater-a fascinating one at any rate. QWAQ Q723 QW? QWYQ QWAQ I Q i 1 GND GND SEEKS STKE QNX