Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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ELLEN DAVISON Ellen, whom we welcomed to a Sophomore. P an outdoor girl and a lover ot photography. unusual pictures lndeed, dogs is another hobby. She can talk on and on with these sub- jects. Her friendly smile wins companionship wherever she is. ' ..S. of the art uitness the of her dog. NOREEN DEMPSEY Her merry chatter makes everyone a frien a popular part of many activ- ities and a loyal supporter of all that goes on. She carries her knitting wherever she goes-would like to smuggle it into class. mind of her own and uses it to advantage, d, Noreen is She has a .i l 0 ' f riwivii tviivui iiviiiwmlvuimi iiwiwwivuwl lllU'llW l lllW1i,UlYllW l'l1l'l1k1lMl'W NJMH- ,. X S H as I-1 , NORMAN DOL DE Because of his large hands Dolde can do many tricks with a ball, and his punting was a great asset to the foot- ball team. He is usually quiet but is easily roused to argu- ment. Mathematics and book- keeping are his favorite stud- ies-other things make him sleepy. His favorite song is Solitude, JEAN EMMERT Include the Rosanne, please. A good, hard worker at study. Jean helps to keep the chapel programs moving, not to mention the hall duty for She has pep. vim, and vigor in spite of her fragile blonde- ness. If you're ever blue. look her up and gain cheer- fulness. way she does the Council, THE CLASS OF NINE W we JOHN FAU ST John is noted for his antics in a local drug store. He is always active in social events providing he can be spared from the store. His infectious jollity gets him in and out of trouble with amazing speed. He was quite a go with the pigskin, in baseball, and 'hess. MITCHELL iaoitp One of our busiest talkers is Mitchell. He never misses a chance. His biggest trouble is arriving in home room after gym. This was no handicap in football-when he plunges through a line he goes through regardless. We like him for his good humor and his ability to see a joke. HARRIET FRIESE Happy is outstanding--a Junoesquc blonde with an alert air, a contented smile. and shining blue eyes. She is an ardent knitter and owns several splendid costumes de- monstrating her ability. She is a pride of the Domestic Science Department and an efficient worker everywhere. ALFRED FORD Pete participates in all ath- letics. wins the captaincy in basketball. is number one in golf-and then plays for the Y after season, He has made a big place for himself in the high school, and withal is a quiet fellow-Oh, no! he really is a mischief and al- ways in hot water. RICHARD FREDERICK Dick's dignified bearing is accompanied by a keen sense of humor and a ready smile. He made a mos: efficient traf- fic policeman in the halls. was one of the loud barkers at the Carnival, and a per- suasive solicitor of ads for this book. His great interest lies in Chemistry. What was the question. Richard? ESTHER GEDDES Kiddo. the pianist of '35, represented the school as such. She .hustles in at 8:28, pre- tending that she hasn't read her Latin! Esther loves a good time, works hard in the cause of home room pro- grams. hunts items for the Oracle. and is one of the busiest people in the place. as...-1... .dats ,,.r,...-,,g,s.:,., 'lhjliijlli tml.. 5, ii.. ilhllfllmllilll' 'im t.n1i.s1n1nm.i.uf.s1i.s1i.s1m1i.ninitial mi .sin ir.n1r..si is.,.ii.sii' 1 ff

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Q b AGNES BRAND Wherever Agnes is, there is her knitting-she always has a.row to finish! We all like her spirit of willing coopera- tion. her love of teasing. and her ability to take teasing. She is a center of the social life, and does her share in helping out all the activities. ELMER BROWN We introduce the President of the Class-that honor speaks for itself. The honor came to him not for spec- tacular publicity-winning tac- tics but for genuine worth. He takes things seriously. works hard, and wins thru. One will not fincl a fellow more friendly. sincere, and dependable. We know his quality. lf Y if Sis We .F- , . 5 f Q 3 KATHRYN' BROTHERLY Kate is a foremost authority on the line art of laughing. Her fluffy blonde hair and dreamy blue eyes make her one of our good-looking ones. She plans to be a nurse. which will be nice for the patients. She is in the girls' trio which performs in 204 before the buzzer sounds. GEORGE BRUSH Faultlessly groomed, courte- ous in his manners, a lover of fun, music. and art. George also loves good things to eat. They say his real love is the refrigerator. He trains his memory on license plates. He is a successful basketball manager, a ready actor-well, a real chap for a friend. LOQTEEN Ti-HRTY FIVE 4 EDWARD CAUGHEY Stage Guild, ticket sale: tick- et sale, stage guild-that's Caughey's routine. Eddie's quite a busy man around these parts. and he's usually busy up on the hill parts in the summer time. He turned out to be quite an actor this year, in a star part. Popular here. there, everywhere. JANE COOK Sid is a Number One dancer, an actress, a favorite with all. Her low, dangerous voice promises to make good for her some day. She worries studiously over her Chemis- try. but a lively talk soon drives all care away. She carries a smile on her lips and a song in her heart. LYMAN CREES All Lyman needs is an audi- ence, and he will demonstrate his talents. Bring up con- tradicting views within ear- shot of Lyman. and he'll convince you or argue you blue in the face in the attempt. This stood him in good service when it came to the Oration. Lyman can be found by looking up Lester. ELEANOR Cl-HCKERING Here is a real follower of the Delvlolays-we didn't say a member. She dashes into school after collecting students for her mother. and keeps on the go all day. with a happy smile and a marvelous ability to make the right contact in the hall between classes. ALFRED CORSO Trumpet ci la Slaggeurs- that's Corso. He does his share to keep the orchestra going, not only by making sweet music, bu: also by be- ing librarian. He is strongly interested in gardening, es- pecially in the experimental end. One should expect great things in life it it deals with music and flowers. EDWIN CUCKENBERGER Quietly, easily, steadily. Ted goes on his way: modestly he covers up his ambitions. We hear he is on the architecture trail-big buildings are his ambition. He has a smile and a joke comes easily. He is a social fellow, too, starring on the dance floor. That makes him popular with the girls. U ilnillfiilhillfill in ll is ll .A 'Will il U 1 U2 YV in ll A ll svn H . ll in ll is M ll in ll in ll tn ll is ll in l tl ll rl is its ll tn ll ls i ts ll M , ,Q l-'Gif . Z 'f' , , I2 ,, f e..z.1.:.25,. in I' r 'X' Q i l rl 11

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9fl1lllVHlWllllllWl XJUFWA X PATTY GORMLY Patty hails from Coraopolis Heights. She spends a great deal of her time writing plays and studying about the French Revolution, but never fails to do her Latin, re- sponding with delight to,the wonders of poetry. She is the gayest of the class, an irre- pressible jokester, always see- ing the fun in everything. WALTER GRAY Walter is a loyal, fun-loving chap, interested deeply in the DeMolay and Hi-Y. He looks to be without a care in the world, but his football opponents have plenty when they see Walt's bulk bearing down on them. He made quite a hit as the heavy father in the Carnival melodrama. -fer ff I - FREDERICK GOULD Freddy is a boy of spirit and fun whose three great ambi- tions are to be a successful business man, a famous ath- lete. and a snappy member of Calloway's Cotton Club. His serious moments are caused by the dramatic debates in Economics class. Who can forget his valuable con- tribution to the Rhythm Quartet? MARGARET GREIG Margie lends a helping hand and greets you with a cheery smile. She is ever trying to figure out a new pattern for a knitted outfit and passes on her original ideas freely. Hik- ing and other athletic interests arouse her enthusiasm as a Girl Scout. She is up-and- coming, vigorous, and inde- pendent. TEEN THIRTY FIVE HERBERT l-IARTLE Of a generally lively spirit. greeting friends right and left, beaming and smiling on all-that is Herbert in the hall and out of school. I-lc sobers down quickly in the class and becomes another fellow. He is the authority on country life when Eco- nomic questions rest on that topic. ETHEL HOLMAN Ethel is gay and full of pep. Her favorite pastime is danc- ing. She also has a sweet voice, when it comes to sing- ing. Ethel is always a true friend. Her whole ambition is to be a one hundred per cent stenographer. and she is already the holder of a job. MARGARET JACKSON Peggy assures everyone of her friendship by a most winning smile and sparkling brown eyes. She likes to sew, bake chocolate cake, and collect signs. She expects to enjoy herself and accomplish things worthwhile at the same time -and does. She made a splendid model at the Senior Tea. MARIE HAWES Marie, our typical red-head from Glenlield, is one Q those girls who just lovps school. She. too, has follow ed the fad of knitting who knows-Marie may be- come an expert instructress. She manages to do her of talking-not without competition. She is a go-getter. ROBERT Horace Bob's smile and wit are con- tagious yet he has his serious moments. He seems to know that there is a time for all things and acts accordingly. He is ready with the needed answer, a real help to the teacher, and his friendliness is ever in evidence. RALPH JACKSON Ralph will leave a great hole in the football line-it will take two men to fill it. He is not afraid to work, and his willingness to help when a husky man is needed makes him a valuable man, Ralph generally presents an easy- going exterior, but under pressure he becomes a serious worker. llihllilFilifillimUdlltllhllilililllillli''lf Hilldlitlllihilillfillitlllthlltlllfflllllllallli'Iililifr:llitMlN llillllillihliuh till