Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Snllv Ali-rrirunn William Muuiu-5' tit-rultl Muses liriuw- Myers tlluriu Nes lltrse Meta lbtiimtliy Nlrfniw- I'nrte1' Nlurtluelt .lt-:tu Neely James I'allt Associating as Friends and Faithful omrctdes SALLY MERRIMAN January 26 No other than Sally . . . envied hy all girls for her beautiiul waves . . . known by her giggles . . . never lacking opportunity for some interest . . . thinks a lot of Ireland . . . loves to hike. study for Mr. Willianis . . . set the conversation going . , . always entertaining. ROSE META January zo Renowned lor her collection of autographed pictures ol orchestras and their leaders . . . excellent school work . . . writes especially grand poetry and prose . . , super knowledge of English literature and history . . . serene and quiet . . . faithful friend is Rose. KVILLIAM MOONEY October 5 Bill, the schools wildest drum slammer . , . joke maker supreme . . , has a good head for business . . . happy when Bess is around . . . gets a thrill out of the Terra . . . his humor is pointed and entertaining . . . cultivates lei- sure , . , never seems as busy as he is. DOROTHY MOORE August 25 An Irish colleen , . . curly haired . , . with shining eyes , , gentle and friendly , . . walks to school. rain or shine . . . a practiced rollerfskater . , . out for business and means business . . . sticks to her purposes and car- ries them through . . . wins admiration. GERALD MOSES February 7 Ye worried editor+with furrowcd brow , . . man ol' many interests . . . social light . . . chess addict . . . cuts a figure on ice . . , ap- preciates Chemistry . . . handy man on con- struction work . . . debater in Economics . . . always oiering to 'Agive you a dollar. PORTER MURDOCK June 4 Dock is smooth . . . punctilious dresser . . . Hnds life interesting . . . diligent scholar . . . iriepressible prankster . . . maintains serious expression to fool doing? universally experience every day. you . . , his Whatcha known , , . gains business BRUCE MEYERS 'I rolley . . , known also as Earl . . . star runner on the track team . , . really enjoys lile . , . has ambition to become a writer . . . likes History or making a racket at the Y . . . his original laugh heard and his smile seen everywhere . . . sings a base bass. August 29 JEAN NEELY July 18 One ol' the busiest . . . never too busy to help along . . . keeps things going at G. R. meet' ings . . . always serene and smiling . . . a swing fan of the ardent type . . . Ajitterbugs it with June or Marge. and the Annex rocks . . . tall, slim, model for a fashion show. GLORIA NESTER Iylarch IQ Ideal secretary . . . yiyacious brunette with sparkling blue eyes . . . always 'ispick an span , . . Editor of the Oracle . . . accomplished pianist . . . smooth dancer even when jitterbugf ging . . . sews beautifully . . . likes Harrisburg but promises to see the world. JAMES PALLONE July 21 Ambitious are mixed . . . quiet but good worker , . . good dancer . . . wonderful waves in his hair . . . a Saturday AUP order man . . . army and travel attracts . . . enrolled in Marylands summer C.M.T.C, , . a good sport and congenial classmate, Twentyftwo tel

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Allll SlI2ll'Ill2ll'I Msirgziret It. Skeeliaii Williztui Sturt Iltiiuitliy 'l':1Il l'Zll'lll2l liiii Aflelaidt- Sivltelel' Josephine Siiiili-1' Jlllll' SlGlQ'l'l'XYilld Ili-tty ill4lXYIlSt'Illl llaielii-l 11111 Discovering New Interests and Hidden Abilities ANN SHARMAN August IO Glowing personality . . . a new and valuable addition to our class this year . . . beautiful brown eyes and hair , . . hates arguments . . . often seen with Vera and Ruth . . , enjoys studying French . . . will make an excellent nurse . . . that's Shorty she's with in the halls. ADELAIDE SICKELER January II Flying down the hall . . . dashing round corners . . . halting a moment for a very pri- vate word of her own with Miss H . . . a whiz with her needle: no patterns needed . . . interested in nursing , . . despairing over Math . . . Adelaide has a striking way in everything. MARGARET ROSE SKEEHAN June 3 Most of us look up to Judy . . . she beams at us . . . friendliest, cheeriest of classmates . . . modest and unassuming, but a thinker and a leader . . . bubbling over with animation . . . backbone of the Student Council . . . Irish, of course, but dennitely pro-Jerman. JOSEPHINE SNIDER October I2 Another popular late comer . . . sweet, blond maiden . . . one of Mr, Hawes's right hand students . . . music of all sorts is her forte . . , Carnegie Hall presents Foremost Pianists off . . . Oh. Johnny, Oh! . . . sorry, fellows, not interested . . . ready service with a smile. WILLIAM START January I3 Stoppy maintains an effect of leisure . . . takes pride in his work as end for the co- Champs . . . looks the ideal athlete, tall, keen eyed, alert . . . unruly yellow hair adds to effect . . . another fan for swing bands . , . another collector of favorite records. JUNE STEIGERXVALD June 7 Magnetic personality . , . has special interest in dogs . . . always Hrst with the latest fads . . . excellent dancer , . . writes interesting stories , . . known for her jolly laugh . . . has a wonderful line , . , very efhcient Squaw Squabble editor . . . beautiful big brown eyes. DOROTHY TALL August IQ Not quite true to her name . . . happy but quiet ways . . . always friendly . . , has a favorite sport-basketball . . . loves her music . . . listens to all the orchestras . . . has her phonograph for selected numbers , . . likes to sew a line seam. BETTY TOWNSEND February I2 She is among the very tall . , , graceful. slender, and active . . . her nimble nngers fiy over the typewriter keys . . . loves dancing . . . never misses a joke . , . quite witty herself , . . has a beautiful, deep toned drawl and the dignity which ITIUSE go with it. PARMA TRUNZO July 18 A little dark-eyed girl with attractive dim- ples and laughing eyes . . . one of the best looking and most likeable of the class . . . ef- ficient worker . . . collects historical pictures . . . industriously crochets intricate patterns . . , will no doubt be an A number I secretary. RACHEL TRUNZO June 27 Rachel may seem quiet . . . don't let that fool you . , . hear that infectious giggle . . . has great enthusiasms . . . is good natured . . . works industriously toward a good ofice job. no fooling . . . trips the light fantastic with pleasure . . . one of the sisters inseparable. Twenty-four