Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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fl '7 ENS GN-6 QM-5 GN-6 KN-6 s E W I HI QQZ3 QMS 5,1313 5.663 6,5625 KATHERINE PFAFF Here comes a jolly crowd-- it's Kay and her pals. Kather- ine's happy smile and friendly ways make her a central figure. She has become self-appointed guardian of her brother's books and manages them in a most business like way. V. J. and Kay are kept busy rushing around the halls looking for each other. KATHERINE RAND Kathie attracts people by her talkkthat true English quality is priceless. A good worker, a good friend. an earnest Council member. Kathie made her mark in the school. Her dramatic ability shown in Captain Apple- jack won her fine compliments. Her popularity is always in evi- dence. ALBERT RICHARDSON Bert is a most active member -a popular President, Editor- in-Chief of the Sewihi. member of the National Honor Society. Captain of the basketball team. There's something irrepressible about his fun-loving spirit. The prize money for his Junior Essay helped foster his hobby -photography. BETTY RICHMOND Betty's extraordinary sense of humor and magnetic personality draw crowds for many a good. old evening at home. She is chairman of the Chapel Program Committee, helps edit the Oracle. is a member of the National Honor Society. quite an actress. a social success. and possesses a most unusual lingo. RICHARD ROBINSON Robby is a saxophone player and a chemistry shark. He even stumps Mr. Bolin with his technical questions. He is unfailingly late for Mr. Thome's Class and always gets away with it. Remember Robby as Lush in Captain Applejack and as Amos Welley in The New Poor. 5 I V Twenty f, QZMORITZ PPAPP lg HIVI 'tz-.is.1one of our really ri-ttxjcallyx-inclined Seniors. He plays the violin, saxophone. and piano. and he plays them ali well. We expect to hear of him as a great orchestra leader. lf he can't do that he and Jimmy are going to go on the stage as comedians. 1 fp. V NGRACE RICHARDS X' Curacieino, not Gracie Allen of radio fame. though she has been compared with her-is a most diligent and careful stu- dent. Her pet activity is bas- ketball where she is a great help in maintaining a good Senior record. The Athletic Club holds her full loyalty. . f f 2 ifgg - Aa XVALTER RICH ' Walter, as a tennis star, has represented the school well. His extensive reach and wicked fore- hand are the notable points of his work. He is noted for his love of argument, his tendency to ask questions. his habit of sleeping in. and his travel talks which add greatly to home room programs. XJ ' f 'fm nfmeaeaasfs Toodles is the grand- daddy of the class 'as well as its most noted experimenter. Undaunted. after his nitro- glycerine experiment, he had a gun-powder explosion test which endangered some of his friends. Fred is another one of our dare- devils. specializing on billboard jumping and deep sea diving. RUTH ROSENFELD Ruthie is gay. impetuous. full of pep, vim. and vigor. She is ever ready for whatever comes up-work or play. Her ability to study shows in a high class rating. Her specialty is in the artistic field. After school the Plymouth horn roots. and on' to a good time go Ruth and her pals. Q'f?AQ Q7?AQ Qyfd QWAQ QWAQ I 9 3 4 QKSQ Q-N72 STKE QN2 QN32

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ENS ENE QW-6 CNS QMS s E w 1 H 1 QM? QM? UK? Qifj Sigrfdj EDWARD MILLER Eddie is one of the big, quiet kind. The quietness is lost when he, Wilson, and Wi.- loughby start out in their Ford. to lend support to the rooting section. He has already made his start in the business world. having held a job at the A. '25 P. for two years. LESLIE MOORE Leslie, whose nickname is Bubba, is very quiet and un- assuming-but note the rest. Leslie has great art ability, and in '29 he won a fifty dollar prize for naming the hospital. His favorite study is German. but he really isn't in love with any type of school work. Bunny as her r her, keeps up her scholastic standing f her name often appears on the Honor Roll, Playing the piano and dancing are her favorite pastimes. She will make some handsome busi- ness man a good secretary and we always remember her efiicient work as one of the Setuihi stenographers. MARGARET 'WVAK V JANE PARRISH Jane is one of our very attrac- tive Seniors whose calm. sedate manner is admired by everyone. She has a wholesome laugh which only breaks forth once in a while. Her favorite studies are French and Latin. She is one of our diligent academic stu- dents and a member of the Col- lege Club. CATHERINE PENDRED This winsome miss with the sweet smile hails from Gleniield. Catherine is the promoter of many a disturbance in Commer- cial Law Class. The crossword puzzles in Mr. Hawes' morning paper are her mania: perhaps that is why she uses so many big words. GEORGE McLAUGHLlN That very husky fellow around school with bright, red. wavy hair is George. He drives a Model A, and we hear he is mechanically bent. He talks but iitt.e except in the Economics class. where he may expound on an idea most completely. His social interests led him into the Dancing Club. FLORENCE NASH Here is Tomboy Nash. She is the greatest feminine athlete in the Senior class. Remember her as captain of the Oak Leafs! She is prominent in the Com- mercial ranks and has supplied Miss Copeland with all the nec- e s s a r y typewritten material through the year. EVELYN OWENS Hailing from Springfield. Ohio, Evelyn joined our class this year. Tall. vigorous, alert, she was quickly recognized as a member worthwhile. She excels in mathematics, her recitations in both Trig. and Geometry leaving the class breathless. Her plans for the future include a course in nursing and gradu- ation from Wittenberg College. MASON PEARCE Mason is commonly called Possum by his pals, due to his yearly hunting activities. He would rather hunt than eat any time. Very seldom does he pass up a chance to play a joke on someone. His sense of humor is above par. and that contagious laugh of his finds constant use. JACK PETERS Jack packs a load of dyna- mite - as a varsity basketball man, he came through when we needed the points: he swings a wicked niblick for the varsity golfers and can pick up ground- ers in the community mushball league. We all know that there is plenty of gray matter under that tousled hair. Nineteen 3752 QW? QWTQ SWE QWAQ 1 9 3 4 tIN31s'N31s'N31sAN31s'NS1

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ENS GN-5 ENS ENS C3335 S E W I HI 61563 3.555 9,4435 QM? Elma TONY ROSSI Tony is a man of many inter- ests-football, golf, running, and electrical engineering. Noth- ing suits him better than a good argument. Rossi has a lot of ambition and determination, and he has a habit of getting what he goes after if he really wants it. JOHN SCHROEDER John just Stage both in is his real you noticed his mid- with Fanny? JACK SEAVER has an rtistic touch- H plays asmooth in th r a is a member of orchestra in da ng club. He s a reserved lad when he does talk, a mellow, eep voice pours out. He rates above average in scholastic standing - a really accomplished fellow. g1SZoo ALBERT SIRIANNI A pro never slices, but Albert has a wicked hook. Through many a long golf match has he played for Sewickley High School. He hopes to be a sec- ond Gene Sarazen. Albert has been the mainstay of the cheer- leading corps for the last two years. Fore! Let a pro pass. MARGARET SPACKMAN One of the most earnest work- ers in our group is Margaret. who holds her ambitions high. She knows what she wants and goes after it. Commercial Club work is no side interest: and neither is the work she does for Miss Stewart for whom she types all sorts of domestic data. JAMES RUTTER Jim's knowledge of mechanics and chemistry has given him a well-earned reputation in tech- nical fields. Witness his Ford racer: he has had it all apart. and now it runs smoother than ever. Jim is quite silent about his affairs, but we note his glances toward a certain tall brunette. WILLIAM SCOTT Whenever there's a football, baseball, ore asketball game in progress, c tty is around. Thought B ' interests lie in bookkeeping his o r i g i n al though ot n enliven English class. ong his experiences used t e he daily traversing of the perilous road between Edge- worth and Sewickley by bicycle. All in all, we like Scotty. WILLIS SHOOK Hi-hol everybody. This is Rudy-his closest imitator and greatest follower. He plays the best saxophone in town. Willis is well liked by all-a regular fellow and good sport. Shook's orchestra gladly gave entertain- ment to the school when needed. He's a steady fellow. '34 wishes him luck. WALTER SMITH S m i t t y ' s basketball has brought the rating of one of the most brilliant forwards in the section. When he's on, he's on. Famed for his dress, Smitty specializes in odd pieces-check- ered vests, pleated coats, plus sixteen trousers, and a vast assortment of neckties. He aims to rival George Raft as a dancer. MARJORIE STEVENS How does it happen that these Commercial students have the freedom of the hall? Oh, yes, secretarial duties. Margie is one of them and sure to succeed- note how she gets around one of the teachers. As Joke Editor she proves her sense of fun. Loyalty is hers too. Twenty-one QTWTQ 19,59 CWTQ 37519 fQ'f?'Q I 9 3 4 SANS QN3 GND GN2 STN?