Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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The staff is proud to dedicate this volume of the Sewihi to one who through her friendly interest and genial leadership has been a strong influence in our high school days. Her con- tact made strong in the freshman days. remains with us through the years that fol- low. We look back in appreciation and with unanimous decision inscribe our Sewihi to MISS RUTH SIMPSON AZOILLVDIUEICI ive

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Four ORD Another Sewickley year has passed with its many Sewickley high achievements. Many activities brought many problems: problems solved made helpful experience to aid us in FORE other tests. Sewickley High does not use the word failure. She challenges her students to success. Read the story of the year, and may that spirit be recalled as you scan THE SEWIHI

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ix FACULTY Members of the Class of l939: May the training which you have received and the friendships which you have formed during your school years help you to enjoy more fully the years which are to come. My interest will be with you. I shall watch the successes which come to you and shall note with pride your accomplishments. What the years hold for you depends in a large measure upon yourself. I wish you well. The associations have been pleasant and I regret that you must leave. I shall be glad to see you whenever you return to the school. I.. H. CONWAY In these sweet June Days the Teacher ' and the Scholar trust their parting feet to separate ways. And so we write another page in the Book of Life - probably the only page that will be yours and mine together. It is diliicult to say farewell to those with whom one has lived and worked over a period of years-yet now the Class of 1939 becomes History and Memory: last- ing history indelibly inscribed in the annals of the school and a pleasant friendly memory that lingeringly echoes in our silent corri- dors long after you have gone. May Happiness, Good Fortune and Good Living be your constant companions in the adventurous years that wait to challenge you-'may we meet again as old friends who once worked together for a common cause and loyalty. STANLEY G. STROUP