Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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CSN 6 KN-6 GN-6 GNSLS ENE s E W I H I QMS QM? QMS 5'-M3 E' M25 THE CLASS OF 1935 'AStill achieving: still pursuing, the Class of X935 is coming to the foreground. This able group of boys and girls will hold the reins of the Senior class in the following year. Among the group we find all sorts of stellar folks-Honor Society members, gym team representatives, football heroes, musicians, and basketball hopes. Throughout the past year, two important meetings were called. The first was held to discuss class rings, and the second dealt with the formulation of plans for the Junior Prom. With the hearty cooperation of the Junior Class, the Prom Committee, consisting of Betty Marks, chairman: Jane Cook, Rita Miller, Gordon Beitel, Elsie Wagner, John Critchlow, and Albert Sickeler, has been able to realize a most successful social season. The class boasts a membership of one hundred and twenty-six. At the beginning of the school term the officers elected were: president, Lawrence Bobby: vice-president. Evan Koger: secretary, Mary MacKecn: treasurer, Elmer Brown: social chairman, Betty Marks. As a governing body the Junior representatives to the Student Council have done their share of maintaining the laws of the school. Those holding this office during the year were: Anna Kedar, Nancy Merrill, Marjorie Wright, Roy Johnson, Elsie Wagner, George Barrie, Lawrence Bobby, Billy Jadden. All in all, the Class of IQ35 has done its share towards making the year successful. 'With great eagerness, they look forward to the coming year when they will assume the dignity and rank of Seniors. E. E. K., Y33. Thirty CPWQQWCQ QWAQQWCQ Qffe I 9 3 4 Q'N2 9-N2 QN2 QKQNSU

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GW 5 QN35 ENS EN-5 QM-6 s E W 1 1-1 I E'-343 3,553 9-075 CBM? 5' if Pj l THE CLASS OF I936 The sophomore class under the supervision of the home-room teachersAMiss Andrews, Miss Koehler, and Miss Copeland-has weathered the hardest year of its school life. Its membership consists of one hundred and thirteen pupils who have attained some outstanding record as the scale of Senior High achievement shows. Its representatives in the school activities have helped the school maintain its standard. The most praiseworthy representatives in sports are Richard Nauman, Edward Rigby, John I-Iobaugh, Kenneth Newbury, Charles Roth. and Robert Lutz. Its members in the Student Council are Helen Garey, Sara Mitchell, Sara Edith Ivory, William Engel, Robert Crooks, David Reid, and Ray Shaffer. On the Oracle Staff, Ruth Ann Skeehan is the sophomore class reporter. The Orchestra and the Glee Club also have members of the Class of '36. At the beginning of the term, the officers elected to carry on the affairs of the class were: President, David Reid: Vice-President, Irvin Kramer, and Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Fulton. Many fine posters that announce the social events of the school and Y are made by one of the talented sophomore Art Students, David Reid. A gala Hallowe'en party featured their fall program and then in the spring a number of sophomores turned out with the other classes to the Box Social which was held to raise funds for the Sewihi. This group is made up of a variety of alert boys and girls who help to form the spirited Class of '36, The fine response of the class to the call of the school for workers in any line is the thing to be commended, for at all the school contests the majority of the sophomores were present. S, G. D., '36. Thirty-two Q2?QQ2?'Q QYETQ Gy?-Q 22719 I 9 3 4 ENS G33-'BEN-'3'CsBig'5'CsXS6