Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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1 I i I JOSEPH HAMMER August 16 Big Boy Joe. you may hear them call Has spirit. thoughts, personality all. Joe is an interested baseball fan. Battin' a l.OO0 and still going. making a hit for success. Edge- worth Club or the Y.M.C.A. occu- py his leisure moments. He has had good experience here in managing. ROBERT HARKNESS February I4 He comes to school and does his work And duty never does he shirk. St. Valentine. himself--is every- body's friend and hopes to fly down the home stretch of life in a model airplane. Besides collecting stamps or odd trinkets. Bud likes swim- ming or playing football -- a fel- low who enjoys variety. LAURA HARRIS March 4 Laura may be very small. But she cooperates with all. Off-hours. Laura stays in Room 208 working away on the type- writer. doing some special assign- ment. Being so little she can do things with ease and agility, but we never overlook her in the crowd -because of her bright smile. GEORGE HELMER January zo He's up. he's down. he's all around But one who seldoms shows a frown. A future postal clerk or aviator is in the making. Yes. George will fill either position ably and come out smiling. He and Adam monop- olise the Ford at noon. Success is on its way. Catch it. George. MARIE HUNT February I2 A helping hand to make the burden light. Everything she does is sure to be right. Our lively, dark-haired socialite from the Heights is fond of sports, travel, and good orchestras. Marie wants to be a physical education teacher. She gets what she wants by going right after it. MARIE C. HAMMER Iiebruary 2l Marie always has a winning smile. One that will be forever in style. Quiet and demure, going her own way. Skip always has a friend- ly word for those around her. She needn't worry about her hope to be a great chemist. for she is an accu- rate worker in everything. Her keen comments make us think. ISABEL HARRIS January 23 Bell is a star on the basketball team. But she stars in other things. too. it would seem. Her friendly smile. her ever ready sense of humor. her quick come- back make Bell a popular girl. She works hard towards the goal she has set-a teacher of history or physical education. JOE HARTLE February 1 llc likes his Latin and his Chess And gives to '39 his best. Iiorest Ranger Joe from Troop 165. will indulge in a four leaf clover set up of scouting, forest ranging. playing chess. and collect- ing essentials to produce an ener- getic life. Scout out into the world, oe. BETTE HICKS March 2 5 Bette has friendly smiles for all. Making pals who are never dull. Sunshine and goodwill are seen in her ever visible dimples--no one enjoys life more. with Millie and Anne urging her on. Nor does she forget her studies. She would like to design clothes for Hollywood stars of high standing. ALLAN JOHNSON June 30 The best he has he gives always. For he knows well work always pays. Olf has developed his business sense by practice as manager for athletic teams and Sewihi sales. On to engineering in the Air Corps is his aim. Cheerful, gay. always with a joke, he is sociable and popular. 1 I--1 it

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Twenty If S DOMINIC FOTE January I0 To his school most dear is true. He deserves credit where it is due. One of Mr. Thompson's carpen- ter's is 'iDom, who seeks the windy job of an air conditioner official. He and Hartle are great pals. We know his opportunity in the business world won't blow by. He doesn't miss much. RAYMOND GOUBEAUD January 9 Here's to our quiet, stalwart Ray. Who comes to school every day. Ray will never overwork his lungs, but his quiet friendliness makes him popular with all. He is another of our real artists: you may expect unexcelled art from him. though he keeps it all very quiet. LEROY GREEN December 9 Lee likes to draw and build model planes. ln everything he does he takes great pains. An all-round sportsman, Lee can run the mile and hit the .300 mark in baseball. His clever hand and keen eye make him an A-I artist, no difference what is the study. Be- sides he is a real singer. BETTY JAYNE HALEY December 24 B. J. may feel that school is a trial, If a Junior comes near, look at the smile. One of Miss Andrew's star pupils is Betty Jayne, for she means busi- ness. Outside class she is willing to linger. Hear O heckf and there is the happv Haley girl, who knows how to work and to play and when. MARTHA HALEY December I4 High among our members she is classed, In one and all, not to be surpassed. Quietly Martha comes and goes. An honor roll student, a member of the orchestra and glee club, and an able oflice holder are just a few of Martha's accomplishments. She and her twin are inseparable, pals at work or play. MILDRED GARDNER December I3 Milly comes the next in line: As fun maker she is fine. Mildred and Bette have a grand time together but are willing to let the boys in on it. With all her love of fun she has a mind to work as her report card shows be- yond a doubt. as well as her general attention to business. WESLEY GRAHAM October 16 ln singing classes has he shone- Became our noted baritone. The Nelson Eddy for our Jean- nette is Wesley. You hear him whistling or singing even while running track. Classical music is his choice. Red has the stick-to- it-iveness that counts for success. ERWIN HAHN June 9 Now here's a boy, both studious and gay: Who knows, he may be a Rubinoff some day. A chemist in his home lab, vio- linist, hiker, chess nut. Erwin wishes to discover some things new in science. He is the busiest fellow we know. Ambition plus interest equal priceles discovery. FRANCIS HALEY December I4 He's a lover of baseball and algebra too, ln fact there are many things Francis can do. As a mathematician and Vice- President of the Senior class, Fran ranks high among his fellow stu- dents. His deep bass voice has won for him many honors, espe- cially in our mixed quartet. CHARLES HAMILTON September 16 ln school and out Chuck is on patrol: Both halls and corners he keeps in control. Chuck is on the job, too. Hrmly but politely reminding us to move on. Things of mechanical nature are his field of interest and investi- gation. He will be either a G-Man or an engineer.

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ta miata Twenty-two ROBERT JONES February II Bob knows the population of every city, And writes poetry serious and witty. Bobbie, from the Heights, grad- uates with an ambition to be a statistician. His pastime is unique -studying each U. S. city, its population and geographical loca- tion. An excellent horseshoe pitcher. ROBERT KEITH March 7 Bob is an artist and can sing: He's good at almost anything, He is the tall, serious student much of the time: a baritone whose melody adds much to the Glee Club: again the artist, sensitive to his fingertips-a chap we like a lot, and appreciate having in our class. DON KRAL February I4 Don is a blond, a handsome one, too, Without him what would a certain girl do? Always on the go is Don-from Cleveland here and already to Am- bridge. A social fellow with a pleasant word for all and devotion for his friends. He collects Do Not Disturb signs-imagine! ADAM LANGDON August to He has a top of nice red hair But for the girls he doesn't care. Red likes the drug store and blushing best of all. Drives a neat Ford sedan here and there. Fears three on a match, but the flame of success lights up the future, 'cause here comes a business administrator with a smile for hard work and an eye for detail. ROBERT LOCKHART July 30 Of his shining Chevy he is proud, On his horizon shows never a cloud. Locky enjoys tinkering with ma- chinery, reading, and sleeping. 'Tis said the bowling alley is a favorite spot. Send that ball up the alleys into a Diesel Mechanical Engineer- ing future of interest and adventure. EVELYN KARL October 29 Evelyn is a Glenfield lass, We see her smile in every class. Just what is the word for Eve- lyn? In Commercial work she shines, and you can't put a thing over on her in the sport line. Her sunny disposition, her quick alert- ness, her air of contentment we all admire. BEATRICE KOZAR October 28 In Fair Oaks she refused to stay, So here she comes every day. A loyal student is Bea, coming a long distance every day, rain or shine. Smiling happily. she plays those hard accompaniments for the orchestra members, studies carefully, and ranks high. MARION LAKE September 1 4 Marion gives us all she's got. And we all know it helps a lot. She's very quiet at school. but scrapbooks, notebooks, and movies keep her busy, She will be happi- est when she learns to drive her car. She intends to go to college and become a librarian or dietitian cheerfully planning for a busy career of hard work. FREDERICK LEGATO March 8 He's star as center for Sewihi's team. In football and golf a player supreme. Pro. has his ups and downs in sports, but he has a gift for steadiness, clear-headedness, making friends and keeping them, planning and carrying out his plans. He's the lad with the smile -- always optimistic. VERNER LUTZ August 18 He laughs a lot and has the pep- That's what it takes to earn a rep. Herman, Buzz, and their crowd keep things stirred up4the lively spirits of the class. When he works he is serious about it. He likes all sports. ls a loyal Glentielder as you can easily Iind out.