Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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KNL5 QXSI5 GN-5 CNS CNE SEWIHI QM? QM? QM? QM? QM? JAMES FULLMAN-Orchestra I, II, III, IV: Student Council II, III: Debate III: Oracle III, IV: Assistant Editor IV: Class Vice President II: President and Treasurer, Science Club IV: Thespian Club IV: National Honor Society IV: The Brat: Minstrel Show IV. ELIZABETH GRASON-MCommercial Club III: Typing Club IV. FLORENCE GREUEY-Basketball I, II, IV: Dramatic Club IV. JOSEPH HALEY-Student Council IV: Debate III, IV: Orchestra II, III, IV: Vice President IV: Class Vice President III: Football IV: Baseball III, IV: Dramatic Club III. GLADYS HAMILTON-Girl Reserves I, II: Basketball I, IV: Commercial Club III: President and Secretary, Typing Club IV. MARGARET HANDY-Student Council IV: Girl Reserves I, II: Treasurer II: Domestic Science II: Basketball I, II, III, IV: Glee Club I, II, III: The Valiant. ' VVILLIAM HELMER-Basketball III: Football IV: Manual Art IV: Athletics Club III. I-IATTIE .IACKSON+Domestic Science II, III, IV: Basketball IV. ANNE JENNINGS--Girl Reserves III, IV: Treasurer IV: Oracle IV: Basketball III, IV: Tennis III: Glee Club III: President, Literary Club IV. WILLIAM JETTER-Class President IV: Debate III, IV: Sewihi III, IV: Oratory IV: Manual Arts II. III: Dramatic Club IV: National Honor Society III, IV: The Valiant: Announcer for The King Rides By: Minstrel Show IV. MICHAEL JOSEPH-Football II, III, IV: Athletics Club III. WILLIAM KAIN-Football III, IV: Manual Arts IV. MARY KEDAR-Traffic Squad III: Basketball I, II, III, IV: Domestic Science I, II, III: Typing Club IV: Girl Reserves I, II, III. KATHERINE KORDESCHICK-Commercial Club III: Dramatic Club IV: Commercial Contest, Bookkeeping III. ISAAC KOHLER-Glee Club I: Athletics Club III: Science Club IV. JEANNE LOWERY-Girl Reserves II, III, IV: Treasurer III: Art I, II, III: Sewing II: Tennis I, II, III, IV: Dramatic Club II, III, IV: Jazz and Minuet: Confetti. SARAH MARUCA-Basketball II, III: Typing and Shorthand Contests III, IV. DAVID INICCONNELL-Chapel Committee II, III. IV: Debate III: Football III: Minstrel Show IV. BRADLEY MCCORMICK-Secretary-Treasurer, Student Council I: Oracle I, II, III, IV: Editor III. IV: Sewihi II, III, IV: Editor III, IV: Hi-Y II, III. IV: Vice President IV: Dra- matic Club IV: National Honor Society III, IV: Board of Trade Prize, History III. BEATRICE MCFARLAND-Domestic Science II: Commercial Club III: Dramatic Club IV: The King Rides By. FERN MECHLINhGirl Reserves I: Basketball I, II, III, IV: Vice President, Commercial Club III: Dramatic Club IV. TIMOTHY MERRILL-Student Council II: Gym Team III, IV: Football IV: Science Club IV. RALPH MILLER-Football I, II, III, IV: Basketball II, III: Track II, III: Baseball III: Toleclo I: Columbus II: Philadelphia III: Indianapolis IV. PAUL JOSEPH MILLER-Basketball III, IV: Science Club IV. ADELLA MINICK+Domestic Science II: Basketball II, III, IV: Glee Club II, III, IV: Traflic Squad IV: Special Music Club IV: Typing Club IV: The Middie Maids. CLYDE MOON+Glee Club IV: Science Club IV: Athletic Club III: Special Music Club IV. JOHN MUMMEY--Basketball III, IV: Gym Team III, IV: Captain IV: Inter-class Baseball III: President, Science Club IV. fContinued on Page 84D Twenty-Eve QW? QMRTQQMRGQ QYEAQQWTQ I 9 3 2 9-N3 GN2 STN39-N2 Qi

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E335 E365 ENS ENS ENS SEWIH I 0,565 ELME5 P33527 033543 6335127 o o o Activities PAUL BALLES--Stage Guild II, III, IV: Manager, Tennis III, IV: Thespian Club III, IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: The Bratz 'iJazz and Minuet: The King Rides By. RUTH BENZENHOEFER-Student Council I: Basketball I, II: Tennis III: Thespian Club IV: Dramatic Club II, III, IV: The King Rides By: Herald, Mid-Year Plays III. ANTONIO BOVA-Orchestra I, II, III, IV: Varsity Football III, IV: Basketball III: Forensic League IV: Athletic Club III: Science Club IV: Dramatic Club IV: Minstrel IV. JAMES BOYD-Football III, IV: Basketball II, III, IV: Golf Team IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: Dramatics. GEORGE CAMPBELL-Science Club IV. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL-Debate III, IV: Basketball I, II: Glee Club IV: The Brat. FRANCES CHALLIS-Girl Reserves I, II. III. IV: Art I, II, III, IV: Tennis I, II, III, IV: Basketball I, II: Domestic Science Club IV. RUTH CHALLIS--Tennis Team I, II, III, IV: Manager III, IV: Vice President, Student Council III: Girl Reserves I, II, III, IV: Secretary III, President I, IV: Basketball I, II, III, IV: Art I, II, III: Chapel Committee IV: Sewihi III: Thespian Club III. IV: Dramatic Club II. III, IV: Graduation Committee: National Honor Society IV: Chester Prize III: High Heart: The King Rides By. BERNICE A. BRAWLEY--Oracle IV: Debate IV: Dramatic Club III, IV: Board of Trade Prize, Algebra I: Shorthand Contest III, IV. ETHEI. CHUBB-Basketball I: Girl Reserves I, II. III, IV: Student Council III: Chapel Committee II, III, IV: Chairman IV: Treasurer, Tennis Club IV: Thespian Club II, III, IV: Dramatic Club II, III, IV: Secretary-Treasurer IV: Washington Essay Prize IV: National Honor Society IV: The King Rides By: Jazz and Minuet: Herald for Mid- Year Plays II. GEORGE CHUBB--Hi-Y II, III, IV: Football I, II. III. IV: Basketball II, III, IV: Manager, Golf IV: Varsity S Club II: Vice President, Literary Club IV: President, Athletic Club III. ISABEL CLARK-Traffic Squad III: Girl Reserves I, II, III, IV: Typing Club IV: Dramatic Club IV. ROBERT COCHRAN--Stage Guild III. IV: Oracle IV: Manager, Football IV: Manager, Basketball IV: Golf IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV: 'iThe High Heart. JOE COOK--Class President II: Football II. III, IV: Basketball II, III, IV: Baseball III, IV: Athletics Club III: Magazine Club IV: Hi-Y II, III, IV. ROBERT DE COULAZ-Student Council III: Orchestra II, III, IV: Aircraft Club III: Science Club IV. ' WILLARD DOTY-Orchestra II, III, IV: Science Club IV. JAMES DOUGHTY-Orchestra II, III, IV: Basketball III: Baseball II, III, IV. JACK DREYBUS-Art II, III, IV: Football III: Dramatic Club III, IV: President IV: Thespian Club III, IV: President III: Glee Club IV: Hi-Y IV: The Queen's Husband: The King Rides By: The Valiant. 1 FDWARD ELLIS-Athletics Club III: Manual Arts Club IV: Baseball IV. JOHN ELLISfManual Arts Club IV: Athletics Club III: Minstrel Show IV. KENNETH EMMERT-Mechanical Drawing IV: Glee Club IV: Dramatic Club III: Minstrel Show IV. RUSSELL EMMERT--Manual Arts III: Glee Club III, IV: Athletics Club II: Science Club IV. FRANCES FERGUSON-Dramatic Club IV. DOROTHY FISHER-Girl Reserves IV: Basketball IV: Glee Club II: Sewing Club I. Twenty-four fi7?AQ QIWAQ QW-QQWAQ ii7?'Q I 9 3 1 9'?i5l9'T'S'i519TN5J9'?i?19'ND

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ENS FNS f5 ENS GN-6 SEWIHI Qi QE Q55 QM? Qifel Class History Another mile-stone in the progress of the Sewickley High School is reached with the graduation of the Class of 1932. At this step of our journey, we, the members of the class, stop for a moment before we pass on to view the way traveled, to consider the history of our past four years. Seventy-nine strong, the size of the group is the first feature noticeable. It is quite an advance, indeed, over the live who made the class of 1907, just twenty-five years ago. We hope, however, proud as we ,are of our number, that we have more than size to claim as merit. So looking further we see our record in leadership, sports, and other activities, and here we find real cause for claiming that our class is a fine, outstanding one, indeed. Our leadership has been active though, we believe, quietly effected, which is greatly to its credit. Produced largely through the Student Councils, a smoothness and harmony of relations has been maintained. Responding to needs of the school and the class, our members have been true to responsibility. The National Honor Society has found seven members in our class. The guiding of The Oracle and The SeWihi has for two years rested upon one of our number. His chief assistants this year have, of course, been seniors. The spirit here maintained is recognized: the worthwhile is emphasized: the trivial kept in restraint. The athletic members of the class found themselves able to do and to dare. Combined athletic and scholastic standing found public recognition in the case of one senior. But then note that practically the whole football team this year was composed of seniors, that nine basketball lettermen were of our group, that seasons in both were com- paratively successful. Then you know the truth. The Gym team. for the last two years showing several of '32 is one of which any school might be proud. Our golf and tennis representatives have had an auspicious start in this spring season. Then think of the seniors participating in the Orchestra, the Glee Club, Dramatics! One glimpse at the pictures shows that we, the Class of 1932, may claim due credit for all their successes. We furnished contestants for Forensic League Instrumental Contests, leaders in plays, soloists, members of duets, quartets, etc. And, moreover, think of the support we gave where help was needed. We know full well that some must be prominent and others must create and preserve that prominence. We have sold tickets, managed bake sales, sold hot dogs at football games, been presidents of clubs, chairmen of council committees, planned and trained for assembly programs, guided the behind-stage activity-what haven't we done and done well? With it all we have had a good time. Happily we have laughed and worked-Aa good way to go through the world. We have our serious students, our hard workers. our butterflies. As June draws near, and commencement, there comes a feeling of regret that we must leave. Our days in Sewickley High have been days well spent. Happy and pleasant days they were and days in which we have developed strong friendships both for our school and classmates. Lovely will be the memories of the life of which we have been a part-some of us for a short time: some from the kindergarten up-good friends, all of us. Twenty-six E252 QZQVQ EWU? QW? E722 1 9 3 2 QN2 STKE SKB? QN2 QNSI