Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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CSN-5 KRS-6 ENB ENS GN-5 S E W I HI QM? QM? QM? QMS? 5.543 ELIZABETH DICKSON The future Librarian shows her fitness for that work by her wide knowledge of books. The Dramatic Club membership proves its interest. but her work on the basketball floor shows a second interest in her life. Eliz- abeth is quiet-voiced and placid. yet most friendly and compan- ionable. WILLIAM FINNICUM Meet the Beau Bruinmel of our class. Bill is a golf and tennis enthusiast and a smooth dance-floor artist. He is always ready for some fun or anything proposed by the gang. His many attractive qualities gain many friends. but we notice his atten- tion is drawn to Edgeworth. STANI.EY FOWLER This one o our contempora- ries is to bc en at ne rly every social func' it certain best gi ' . Stan has been a t nddler in the orche six long years. He is tal. good-looking. usually with Bill. and efhciently drives Snoonie, and is calm all the while. ROBERT GANNER Bob is another of our good- looking Seniors who hails from Glen Osborne. He is quite well known for his weekly Question Mark in the Oracle, a column which depicts the more humor- ous side of school lif He t kes an interest in all sc l 's but his weakness is rer sex. J PHILIP HAHN Red has a fine record in foot- ball. basketball, and gym team, A number of school honors- Honor Society, President of Council. class oflicer-are his. Then his scholastic ranking is highest in the group. With it all. he has the keenest sense of humor-a jolly. good fellow. indeed. CHRISTINE DOUGI-ITY Chris is one of our most capable members-a line worker as President of the Girl Reserves, a member of the National Honor Society. Student Council. and Chapel Program Committee. She is kept quite busy lately with an interest outside of school. Her special loyalty is to the firemen. ROBERT FORD Here is the Joe Penner of S. H. S. His favorite expres- sions are Is-zat-so. and I didn't know that. All of his llatteries are bestowed upon a certain Sophomore girl. His permanent hair-wave is a gem in any girl's eyes. Another gift is the way he plays the harmon- ica. He works as a A'Printer's Devil. MARY GALLAGHER V Mary is on the police force. holding an annual job on trallic squad. She is a pal to everybody. She's quite an attractive blonde. with short. wavy hair and a smile that is hard to forget: a unique bookkeeper, and one who is well practised in typing and shorthand. JAMES GRAHAM Jimmy is the happiest fellow in the class. Have you ever seen him frowning or in a ba humor? He and Moritz are a pair-comic. and talented music- ally. His reputation as a foot- ball player is great. and adds a share to his social prominen and popularity. QLADYS EBERT This dainty and demure mem- ber goes around busy with her own interests but ready to lend interest to others. Her bright eyes and sweet disposition at- tract followers. both boys and girls. Her membership in the Dancing Club shows that social inclination. too. What is this we hear about Cory, Gladys? Fifteen .CMAQ 37512 3752 QMAQ QZTQ 1 9 3 4 QN2 STKE Q'si'E1QsX'2 QAN3 fi if Ci jzi K 4' L i Wt' is 3 5 C' sr

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CSBQSQXS-6G,X3v6GN-6GN16 s E w 1 HI 6-M5 QM? QM? QM? 6,555 PATRICK BRENNAN X' Here's Pat, a fun-loving Irish lad if ever there was one. Pat's quick wit and good-natured hu- mor make him popular with all. including the teachers. History is his scholastic stronghold: be- ing at ease is an outstandng characteristic: playing on the fid- dle is his hobby. I-le also has to look after John. KENNETH BROWN Brownie came from Schenley two years ago. Basketball is h' gameia quick bre k. a pa . and two p ints. h t's they call h rn ' e 'i ay baseball. o a h on the Senior 'll te . His work wit radel as co ana er of the fooggall teii is et- able. JEANNE BURKHO DER Jeanne is quiet and studious. Music is the talent which made her an outstanding pianist in the S. H. Si.'orchestra. Wait until Jeanirielmakes a name for herself agthe Metropolitan Opera Housegfthen where will Mike Dolan and Paderewski stand? Mathematics is her favorite sub- ject, but she won a Junior Essay prize. Yes, she prefers blonds. HARRIET CUCKENBERGER A love for color and life has taken Harriet into art, This art- istic trend shows in her being one of our best-dressed girls but does not include gym suits. her bug-a-boo, which she regularly forgets. She rates as Pen-man No. 1. Neat as a pin, brown- haired. petite, and slender? that's Harriet. ALICE DAVIS Alice is one of the talented. lntellectually she turns to lan- guages: she shines in both Latin and French. Her greatest pride and joy is her violin. with which she represented us the past two years in the State Music Con- tests. She is also an excellent pianist. She seriously contem- plates a musical career. Fourteen 'ci HENRIETTA BRIDGE Her nickname is Hank, with which her flair for poetry fits strangely. She can express any desired emotion in her verse. Henrietta also is an amateur artist. Her nimble fingers have attained a high speed on the typewriter. All these gifts are represented in her work for the At The Typewriter. RUTH BULKELEY Boston's loss is our gain. Her blond hair and attractive person- ality are the envy of the girls and the admiration of the boys. Ruth is an all-around SpOrt and a good worker. And she knits. Tall, dark men interest Ruth, Nothing like being Frank about things! DOROTHY COOK The honor of being our tallest Senior is hers-not without competition. Literarily she works on the Oracle and Sewihi. Scholaslically she is one of our best, but not a bookworm, un- less the book discusses health. Athletically she is outstanding in basketball and hiking. Her weakness is baseball--and howl I handsome lad with the eautiful waves in his dark air is Ar ur. His future calls him to t e Navy-can't you imagine his girl in every port? His present public knows him as an accomplished accordion player in The Wandering Merry-makers. ijERTl-IUR DAMICO HAROLD DEVITT Stoy takes a very active part in school life, having both scholastic and social standing. His election to the National Honor Society verifies this. Harold is an athlete, too, play- ing on local football and base- ball teams. One of his most common sayings is: Don't go so fast. Stewart. We've still got another mile to run. QYZTQ .CQ ?'Q CLWTQ QWTQ Elie 1 9 3 4 E555 633.5 C3355 QS5.5GN5

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GN35 QXQ5 ENB GN-6 ENS s E w 1 HI QM? QM? C1445 6,553 6,5155 X, Q SIGNE HAUGHOM rl ix ,QVC Signe is our lass from Norway -fair, blue-eyed, athletic, as one might expect. She is an ever- dependable friend and student. She is a very recent addition to our class, but she quickly made her place with her smile and gentle ways. Her special pet is her dog. ELIZABETH HODGE Better known as Betty to her close acquaintances. She came into our group in the Junior year. She gets a lot out of life with those bright eyes, her readiness to talk, and a laugh which is likely to break out 'most any time. CHARLES HUNTER Charles attracts attention with his handsome dark eyes and his graceful air of indifference. Then we see the coming business man in the executive ability he showed as assistant football and basketball manager. He shines as a public speaker, too, with easy manners and a fine voice. GEORGE JOSEPH He is a four-letter man in football-the hub of the team for two years. the best forward- passer Sewickley High has seen. That big forepaw can chuck a baseball in big-league style. When there's business to be done he's serious: When there's fun to be had look for Holy Joe. RICHARD KOGER Here we present the horrible Borolski of Captain Apple- jack. Dick is a well known member of the Senior class, as his humor is one of his main characteristics. He participates in all the sports going, and is proficient in his studies. His attentions, however. are turned to a certain lassie at S. A. Sixteen ANNA HETZER Although Anna lives in Car- not-does that explain her mem- bership in the College Club?-4 few are more regular in atten- dance both at school and school games. Her experience as Mr. Gill's assistant, plus her ready enthusiasm, plus her energetic nature, make us feel sure of her place in the world. ELLA HOLTHAUS Varied facts relate the story of Ella. Her name has often appeared on the Honor Roll. Recently she blossomed forth as a Thespian in the role of Mrs Hardy in Skidding. As an artist Ella has produced some fine sketches. In music two fields attract her-piano and voice. JOE JACKSON When you want to know the fine points of airplanes or auto- mobiles. look up this lad, for Joe's an expert. We almost ex- pected the famous Fader Ford to sprout wings when it came into his hands. Joe's quiet polite- ness. cheerful smile. and friendly conversation make his friendship valued by all. PAUL KIRK Paul has the honor of being the smallest boy in the Senior class. He is our Cantor, but his eyes are blue. Some day. if he continues making modernistic designs on tablets, he will be a great commercial artist. There are chances, too, that he will become an aviator-that's up to Paul. EDWARD KRAMER To watch him play his trumpet is proof of his musical ability. He capably represented the school in contest work, his Junior year. Besides being a member of the school orchestra he plays over the radio with Jimmy Earle, He is not temper- amental, but a calm, good-look- ing, popular Glenneldite. QYWQQWAQ Gift? 37519 C5179 1 9 3 4 Q'N2QYN3s'sii1Qsi1s'NSl