Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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an Shorty constttutes a four W Y F REWELL TTD SEWIHI XVILI IAM VJOLIII January 30 Super mechantc Btll bunlds hs own planes wrtch that model fly tng doun Edgeworth way con stders aeronauttcal engmeermg photographer of sorts dey oted to the Stage Gutld a good drtyer he abommates drrectlon from the hack seat always ready for anythmg CATHERINE YAN'I Ma Ou et as a mouse thats lxay wrntes poetry on the qulet wtll be one of those ethelent qutet secre tarrcs some day walks as a pasttme flutters yy hen you mentron Belleyut hates to be teased but can take RAYMOND VVRIGHT September 21 Ray gets a great klck out of hte a gtfted artlst an amateur stu dent of archttecture mterested anttques talks ln terms of musre and poetry always has an tllustra tton of the toplc under drscusston passes many happy hours puttermg rmong hrs flowers CHARLES YOSI' March 30 Iu771e rs the Helghts chtef tepresentatrye an ardent loyer of nrture the xdexl vyoodsman com plete wtth plud shtrt and hunttng CLASS P Though we must leave our school behrnd Well long keep memories m our mmd The slght of ll wrll make us yearn And vlvrd ptctures wtll return A classroom scene our frtends are near The football field the student s cheer The leaders teachmg hfe and book And students to the future look JOHN IOCRHART June As the prcture testifies John rs the soldter of the class former 'Nlattonal Guardsman noyy lst Sarge tn Un le Sam s army comes back on leaye to graduate vnth hrs cl s rn the Vrlley he ushered at the Theater when not escorttng a fm classmate a tall athlete xx nth frrend ly sptrtt and tumkhng blue eye MEMORIES OEM man mob games protector for Peter Rabhtt The fun we had the pranks we played Are all recalled and on parade We thmk of classmates we knew best They are scattered now from East to West Yet each will memortes deep tecall Or Sewlckley Hrgh best days of all Most any price I know they d pay To be back again for just one day Tu enty sux E SA H A H , I . ' . , . ' ' . ' in W I 7 I . ' I y y - . . . + , C. . . , . Y I I 7, y v x v Y I . ' y' to ' i , , , V-W .. - H ,. . .' ' ', , A , 1 ' . r ' , 'r 4 A - ' H ' ' B' ' ' and does plenty of it-V-her heart boots-v with Peewee Chuck , , ' V ., . d fry ' '. 1 I I ' , ' ' c t ' 'M- ' - ,' ' 23. ,Q 1 3 x 1 I I I 4' 4, A Y' I . v ' I 7' I v . , , , . . . . . . . . 1 1 , ' . . 1 Q , , , . . . . , , : ' ' .

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CATHERINE STEHI E December zo Dottie is our dancer right at home on the dance floor as oodles of friends hatters end lessly flaunts her flishing eyes ma es her yokes a cheerful per sonality naunt the bowling mlley n I free line happy go lue ind earelree alyy .ys yy eleome AI I Y XNDER TAYI OR The boy yyith the many jobs ready for any undermking a tu nt in any u rect a genius at Math till dark handsome his twinkling eyes his reidy smile his quiek ready responsiyeness become the eenter of any circle a coming engineer BRUNO l OIA January 8 Brownie keeps his eye on a shop hopes to attain single proprietor hip some day man of action football fan runner in the 800 rope climber expert in gym team has 1 di like for Lnglish home body with a spirit of fun one of the famed Hilltoppers JOHN VALENLI June 27 Lucky always has something to sa fun loying and witty says his fun with the straightest face keeps shorthand class going most noted for his mustachesgambition unknown - inclines to business- interested in boxing4a second Tony Galentofcould be. JAMES XXII-IARREY December 25 Jim, night owl of Ingomar- '- feels the night lost if he is in early Y-a marked love of fun brings ad- venture-seriously turns to baseball 1nd Major League-drives a nice ca fkeen for variety - ambitious actor and athlete+slings the discus with a mighty muscle. FIRM FRIENDSI-IIPS. SO SO Twenty-five HOXVARD STEXVART April 8 kite x feet and one inch plus enloys life and Star Dust e1rr1es no chip on his shoulder populir with eyeryone iert qu ek to listen md respond irdent loyer of Scotties Biology has him fascinated swimming 1 faxorite sport boxing a runner up MARCI I I A IHII REI August IHYQIYIITIY the most tmbitious of tm cas har yxor er earnest lsener and eir ful speaker reads danees but dislikes jitter bulging go s roller skating 1 es Pittsburgh moyie houses peeitl l7LS in mikmg A s and breaking is e HELEN El URNII-R Noyember 4 ank t ta gr who c be found whereyer there is fun rea ng fills in nwny an hour makes perfect basketball combin lion with Nina and Virginia cook par eiecllence y rns to be a doctor and help the ills of lfe has patent uillingne s to yxork KA-ff-1? PM MARJORIE XX AC ER 5 ptember 8 The last member of the Sex et Margie likes to skate dance play basketball akes the take in cook ing possessor of a loyely singing yo.c, has a grand sense of humor -s i flying highfwints to 2 an air hostess--has those romantic dreamy eyes and curly hair. ARTHUR XX ILSON Ju y I2 Leavin that shiny nevs Dodge for school is hard lines for Art-- busy on the job at NX alkers when school lets out-finds freshmen girls most charminvflikes Georgia peacheagstrong mm of the class, shines at athletic stunts4employs d.y humor at opportune times. RROWFULLY

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MEMORIES OF I-I-I Another school year has come to an end Another Semor class IS about to leave and wnth us we take many memories memorles that we trust wlll lmger ln the happy recalling vue shall do ln the years to come Thus 1 the last class that had the good for tune to enter the Hlgh School bunldlng for the seventh year s work We certainly felt lm portant as we left our home room for another a dlfferent room for ey ery class a locker for our books and coats mstead of desks and cloak rooms Of course we were the babies of the school but we dldn t mmd We were here and that wa the biggest thing to us For the f1rst two years we found but few publxc thxng to take part xn but as spectators we played a blg a part as possible For the flrst tlme we were the owners of Student Assoclatlon tickets You may be sure they were well used We saw to lf that our Keyhole was the best yet our As Freshmen we had more responsxbtlxtles We were the leaders of Junior Hlgh We played a more rmportant part ln school actly mes We had a member of our class on the Oracle seyeral ln the orchestra and others takmg part ln stage guild tennis team track and Junior Student Councll We knew that we too were of value to our school At last our turn came for enterlng the school by the slde door We were Sophomores novy a part of the really grown up hlgh school l1fe Each year our class seemed to grow bxgger but th1s year If was larger than ever Many students came up from Edgeworth We looked about and saw that we must all get acquamted before we would feel at home wxth ourselves We were old enough now to become members of Gul Resery es and H1 Y How we had longed for that day' We were no longer satisfied wxth bemg spectators we wanted to part1c1pate ln everythlng that went on We had representa tue m just about all mam sports Two m m bers of our class were on the cheer leading squad The play Tm Hero was not wnthout the Sophomore touch Thls same year the Glee Club showed speclal abllnty Once nn a Blue Moon a muslcal romance was pre sented We too took part ln II Nevt to the last year' How tlme does fly Nothing could stop us Those Junior Essays' Wlll you eyer forget them? It was a lot of work but what could have been more lnter estlng? Several members of the Jumor Class were elected to the National Honor Society We had sev ral classmates nn The Cat and The Canary At last we are Seniors' It doesnt seem posslble but doesn t lt make us feel nmportant? So many things have happened thls year The Varxety Show wxth the Quzz Klds of Sewrhl and the spellmg champlon a semor most Elghteen a play that gave us a good The Garden of the Moon A special study of Our Democracy was provrded for the students of Allegheny County The takmg of Senior plctures class meetings and cap and govyn measurements all went to make up our preparatxon for Commencement A lot of hard work but a lot of fun too So many dlfferent records made by all of us to take with us out mto the world where more and more dlfficultles come up to be met Four years of hxgh school come and gone but not forgotten and never to be lost We have had experiences of all kmds Fun dlS appomtment happmess and sorrow We have stood together through thick and th1n Nou our high school days have come to an end and we w1ll perhaps no longer be with each other except tn our memories but these memornes shall lmger We hope that the Spnrlt of Se wlckley High 1n lts best and fmest will be the spnrlt that IS ours for all tnmes M McV 4I Tu enlS SLXtI1 2 ' 's - . . , I '. v - ' ' ' ' l 4 Y V I - Q ' V ' A ' AA . y - y S. s , . , s , . . ' ' ' f ' 1 Al- ' as vv ' V' , , Flower Books the most complete, idea of ourselves, and the Seniors' own play, V ' ' . AA YY . ' Y' J Q ' s . 9 Y ' Y Q - V - ,- V ,I . . : . ' ' 5 ' ' . ' , 2 - . ., '