Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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IWIIUI llWll'5ll 'lN'll'71l J- GU-L ' -1, - - - - General Science and Biology lVIr..Gillfs'greatest prides are'the airplane models made in General Science and his Hill- billy Bands His pleasures are showing his pupils movies or the intricacies of frog-skinning. M1sslLILA Nl.-COPELAND ------ Physical Education She Wears a perpetual smile. and is the best friend in the world to her girls when gym time comes around and to the whole school group all the time, MR. HARRIS B. WINNE ------ Physical Education Bletween teaching health and conducting gym classes, coaching basketball and gym team, managing Clean-Up Campaigns, and supervising his Photography Club, Mr. Winne's time is well occupied: but he still finds time to make pictures and be humorous. MISS KATI-IRYN BLOOMFIELD ------- Commercial I Qur petite commercial teacher holds down her Seniors in home-room and conducts a Knitting Club for variety. Her smile cinches her popularity. MR. WILLIAM DUNCAN ------ History and Economics Dunc's popularity has never waned since he came back to teach in his Alma Mater. His classes may be noisy. but he goes on lecturing in a voice which drowns it all out. He gives his valuable services to Mr. Stroup during the football season. MRS. MARJORIE CARTER -------- Librarian Mrs. Carter can barely reach the top shelf in the library, on tip-toe, but she commands the respect of her large study-hall group-a real job. MISS ALICE ANDREWS ------- Commercial Our quietest teacher, Miss Andrews turns out high grade Commercial students and speedy typists with modesty. She is ever ready to help when material has to be typed. MISS EMILY STEWART - - ------ Music The musical side of our school life is in the hands of, or rather under the baton of, Miss Stewart. She rounds the orchestra and Glee Club into shape and produces line results. MR. WILLIAM J. THOMPSON ------ Manual Arts Mr. Thompson rules the shop and drawing room: under his expert guidance real master- pieces have been produced. MISS RHEA STEWART ------- Domestic Science When some delicious odor drifts up the halls we know Miss Stewart is active. Her teaching will make many new homes successful. MISS CATHERINE G. HAY -------- ' Ar! , Under Miss Hay, S. H. S. is developing real artistic talent. Miss Hay's pleasant friend- liness makes her classes doubly enjoyable. ' Miss MARGARET MCGINNIS ------ - - History After several years faithful work drilling History and Civics into her pupils, Miss McGinnis takes her leave of us this year to follow the path of matrimony. MISS RUTH SIMPSON ------ Junior High English When Miss Simpson's beaming smile lights up. that is ample reward for hard work: when she and Miss Bloomfield get together a knitting bee results. . MISS GRACE E. FICKINGER ----- Junior High English Deserving workers often receive least praise. Miss Fickinger daily works faithfully, pre- paring her youngsters for successful high school careers. and deserves real acclaim. MISS LOUISE G. WARD -t ----- Junior High Mathematics ,Another Junior High teacher: we must acknowledge Miss Ward's efforts in getting funda- mentals of Math under young heads. MISS MARTHA E. TRUBY ------ Junior High Science When the eighth grade turns from geography to Nature Study, Miss Truby's popularity increases: and she enjoys collecting leaves as much as her pupils. . f Nine rims mrnraiutriuv nmmmtf ifnfnuinnnttnminn mutt N . 1 il. 'K 9

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