Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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E335 ENS GN-6 E535 RSSB S E W I H1 QM? QM? QM? QM? QM? JAMES KRAUS A football star of no mean ability, Red also has a spring- time occupation in playing a good- game of golf. The class has a strong booster in him, especially at class functions and socials. He has a perpetual laugh and is as jolly and good- natured as they come. KATHERINE LEATHEN .74 Quietly sure of herself, Kath- erine moves on her way, doing her Work conscientiously well, yet with pleasure. Her appreciation of fun shows in eye. voice, and smile. She is anticipating a preparation for the business worldia good sec- retary she'll make, too. We hear of a strong interest in one ot our Alumni. CHARLES LITTLECOTT girls: his disposition and hearty laugh the envy of everyone. He seems to enjoy Mr. Bolins jokes in chemistry class. His favorite sports are golf and tennis, and we hear he is quite a sportsman. Is this the attraction at the Sewickley Theatre? Chile's hair is the envy of theA V X MJ ' -2 N9 X JACK LUCAS Alert, happy, willing to help at any time-that's Jack. He was a real cheer-leader, with pep. voice. and that which makes people cheer. He seems to live at the Y and is a great friend of both the Girl Reserves and Hi-Y. His qualifications promise a good business man. RI-IODA LYON She dances and sings the Wabash Blues. She edits the Oracle, likes to type. simply loves to drive a car-anybody's car. She was a most delightful March Hare. Her love of debate is hampered only by lack of an opponent. XVith the world's most cheerful grin, Dode does all things enthusiastically. MARTIN KRIEGER The talkative boy who col- lects his line of thought while saying and, ah : who makes a Special Study of many topics: who cannot work at school4 that is Martin. His merry eyes talk right along with his tongue. His favorite classes are those where discussions may be many and long. DOROTHY LIGHTFOOT With a fine dignity all her own, Dorothy makes her way, does her work. smiles on us all. We are not surprised that she won second prize in a beauty contest sponsored by a Pitts- burgh paper this winter. She has had a basketball team under her charge, proving her interest in athletics. VIRGINIA LITTLECOTT A member of our class for only two years, Virginia is one of our most loyal members. She is interested in all that is doing, always a willing helper, ever a diligent student. That bright eye and ready smile show a fine sense of humor and an alert attention. JACK LUTY p fi A real fellowba scrappy backfield man on the football team, a regular Tarzan on the gym team. and a wrestler of wide repute. His efficiency as President of the Hi-Y and Stage Guild worker is outstanding. .lack is always present at social events, where he is the life of every party. STEWART MALONE Stewart can swim the river four times at a stab and pace the mile in a good five minutes. Besides. he wields the paint brush with no mean ability. He has a collection of Malonian masterpieces. which he is too modest to disclose. Stewart hides his light under a bushel basket of modesty. Seventeen fgy?-SQ QW? QW? QW? QMQTQ I 9 3 4 Q-TNQ GN? GSX? GN? GN?

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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

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ENS ENS E326 ENS GN-6 s E w 1 HI QM? GYM? ELM? 6-M? C1545 MARGARET C. MARTIN Marty hails from the hill, and hail is the word, for a day without her gay chirping is blank indeed. She has a passion for scavenger hunts and for dancing. Marty possesses a pleas- ing voice, which represents us in the Forensic contests. The list of young men is indefinite, but no question, she's popular. FRANCES McCABE Frances, or Sis, is one of our loveliest Seniors, friendly, gentle. and dark. She has an enviable dramatic ability, work- ing into a variety of parts. One of her best bits of acting was as Poppy in Captain Apple- jack. That and her work in The New Poor impressed us all. DOROTHY McKELVY Dot is one renowned for her giggles and her eyes. She always has a cheery smile and a kind word for everyone. Dorothy and Kay are almost shadows of each other. She has done much special work for the Kinder- garten department. We are sure Miss Bailey found her a satis- factory assistant. JANE MECLE -Q1 Jane and her Ford are as 01131 HDL: and always ready to go. T never fail to be on time even though they do live on th Heights. She never worries an is always ready for a good time Her excellent Work as Aunt, be overlooked. Millie in Skidding must notK SARA MARGARET MUSGRAVE Sally is calm. Her happy heart and real efficiency always captivate the surrounding popu- lace. She wears an Honor Society pin, proving her all-around qual- ity. Sally began her own dramatic career long ago by her appearance, when a Sophomore. as the romantic interest in The King Rides By. Eighteen MARY MARUCA Tiny she may be, but that doesn't apply to her brain power. Mr. Winne proclaims that she is the finest of charming secretaries, and all reports on her work agree. Nevertheless, pleas- ure sometimes rises above busi- ness, and Mary has a good time with the rest. WINONA McCLESTER Winona. Pat as she prefers to be called, is quite a girl. Quick in the repartee. cheerful, always smiling. doing her share of peppy cheering at the games, Pat really added color to the Class of '34. She is a great lover of books, and an accom- plished musician. BETTY McPI-IERSON Although Betty is kept quite busy with activities. she manages to keep up her scholastic stand- ing. She is a member of the National Honor Society. partici- pates in athletics and dramatics, and has gained repute as a social chairman. Of late, she has taken a trend toward art. MARY MEYER Mary, one of the Famous Four. is full of fun and always on the go. She and Marie are almost inseparable. Interested in dramatics, Mary shows no mean ability along that line, witness her Myra in Skidding. Dili- gent in her work, eflicient in all undertakings. she seems indis- pensable. ALICE MILLER Most people think that Alice is quiet, but you should hear her when she gets started. Her droll sense of humor makes a happy group or a lively party. Her main hobby is reading. and she also likes music. She is one of our piano soloists on state occasions. C5252 CEWTQ fE'f?'Q CWI? 37712 1 9 3 4 QN'33Q'i'?i'E1 SANS QTNEQANQ