Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Dau Davis lfrerl llixou Vluztili-s lilvi-it'li:ti'tlt .lt-imie lfulvo l'Ilviu:t Ferl tio .loc Dempsey lluth Ilouultl Ili-tty l':lll,'l'ill1i ,luliu lfi-ttet' Murtitt 1-'lout The Many Lively Hours Passed in oint Action DAN DAVIS July I Cilen Oshornite . . . honor student whose pet hate is homework . . . never idle . . , extra- curricular activities make life a busy whirl . . . Forensic debater , . . rates with The Major , . . reads widely . . . musician . . . great pun- ster . . . in his element when camping. JOE DEMPSEY June 18 Our special Irishman . . . has twinkling brown eyes and genuine love of fun . . . slow and easy manner . . . throws off worries . . . wants to go in for big business . . . concen- trates on book-keeping . . . prefers to study in groups instead of alone. FRED DIXON April 30 Burly for short . . . dependable line-man , . . social in his ways . , . very talkative . . , loves his fun . . . spends evenings up street . . . when he's hurt it's his head . . . makes Ruth believe in Santa Claus . . . Mr. Thome's fourth period worry. RUTH DONALD November 25 Our one and only drum majorette . . watch out for her on Parade Days . . . next best spot is the gym floor . . . shows real action in basketball , . . makes it a point to arrive in 2o4 by 8:29 . . . a loyal friend and a good mixer . . . but gives much time to Fred. CHARLES EBERHARDT September 29 Up the long way from lngomar . . . serene. steady. quiet . . . always in a group . . . loves to hunt but not at the cost of school hours . . . chauffeur for exchange programs . . . Hrst business, selling cards to seniors . . . every- thing is 0-Kay with Charlie. Eighteen BETTY ELLERTON June 5 l5etty's tiny soprano voice reminds you of a l'airy's . . . whizzes around in company ot Vera and Marion . . . never look for this hrownette in a large crowd . . . likes small groups . . . read her palmvmodeling hands is her future vocation . . . fan for magazines. JENNIE VALVO December 25 Her long, brown, glossy hair twines into beautiful braids , . . her smiles come flashing friendliness , . . studious. ambitious worker . . . industrious maker of lace . . . reads much . . . radio fan . . . keeps right up on the short- hand . . . hates wasps and bees. JOHN FETTER January 5 Tall. blue-eyed towheaded Saxon . . . Johnny-on-the-spot . . . plans success drive as engineer . . , one of Mr. Thomes stars . . . track manager . . , causes feminine hearts to flutter . . . Ends chums at every turn . . . cracks jokes in dry American style. ELVINA FERRARO March I8 Cheerful. optimistic. friendly . . . delights in her French. despairs over English . . . faith- fully pounds away at the typewriter . . . beau- tiful brown eyes . . . quick response to another's thoughts . . . all-round good scout . . . sure to be happy . , . responsive. to teasing. MARTIN FLOVJERS January I2 4'Martin to the faculty . . . XVimpy to us . . . bobs in and out of school iust to get there on time . . . watch out when a tan V8 comes your way . . . collects coins and stamps . . . has aversion to tests . . . plays typewriter . . . is ambitious to become an aviator.

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'Ninn' Ilnal U Yerzi Ikoxvnizui .lair-k Vain Sully Vook 'l'lN'I't-'Q-lil llamasu William lionhott Nwinaii Iirown Aiinluiin. 13. Ciiriipliell William Curtis Mary l,il'2ll'0 Darrocli From the First Exciting ay to the joyful Last MARY BOAL February 25 Sixty-three inches of loveliness . . . smooth dancer . . . fine student . , . warm personality . . . doesn't speak often. but when she does beautiful red-brown hair . . . green eyes . . . magnetic smile . . , She and Bessie are insep- arable . . . swings a wicked automobile. WILLIAM BONHOFI5 October 4 Bill's famous hobby is photography . . . goes everywhere with his camera . . . catches us on our unawares . . . shows great athletic ability on the track . . . doesn't mind study- ing for Mr. Vifilliams . . . is always in a good spirit . . . willing to give assistance any time VERA BOWMAN January 3 Golden-haired lass from the Heights . looks quiet, but appearances are deceiving . . . chats here, chatters there . . . one of the setters of style . . . collects pictures of movie stars and a certain singers records . . . favors the Navy any time. anywhere! NORMAN BROWN July 16 Brownie, one of the four Musketeers . model business man . . . eyes electrical engin- eering . , , high pressure salesman . . . ine at originating ideas and organizing . . . tall. dark. handsome . , . never ending feminine follow- ing . . . always in the office--Ohl but- JACK CAIN May 28 Here comes Smiley . . . six feet two of good-nature . . . makes many friends . . . enemies . . . splendid athlete . . . football few educated toe . . , three-year man in basketball . . . dead shot . . . one of Miss Hubbell's paper- boys . . . about ready to settle down. Seventeen ANALANA B. CAMPBELL April 5 Striking first name: spell it backward and see what you get . . . soft voiced Lanny scorns idleness . . . has a thousand interests . . . haunts the library . . . revels in history . . . knits like an old timer . . . off to the tennis court . . . knows her A. B. C.'s. SALLY COOK April 16 See it . . . the twinkle in her eye, of course . . . Cookie , one of our happiest seniors . . . her presence adds zest to any group . . . always ready to learn a new dance step . . . writes good stories . . . likes studying Economics . . . joins the 3:30 rush to Walkers. WILLIAM CURTIS May IQ Quiet, good-natured Bill . . . demon sprinter on the track team . . . wins all sorts of awards . . . Safety Patrol member . . . a thoughtful student, too . . . honor graduate of the Hay Institute of Art, Room II4 . , , chief hobbies are model airplane building and photography. THERESAIDAMASO January 19 Notice the beautifully fringed dark brown eyes . . . rates as a Hrst-class shorthand student . . . has the best of taste . . . keeps her hair just so . . . is a great collector of well-known orchestra leaders' autographs and pictures . . . Z1 Glenn Miller fan . . . loves smooth music. MARY GRACE DARROCH June 7 Rocky has the sure sign of beauty-blue eyes, black hair . . . smooth dancer . . . hates unmannerly boys . . . haunts Walker's . . . has grand sense of humor . . . was the attrac- tive queen in Hallowe'en parade . . . pleasant personality . . . welcome in any crowd,

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