Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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President: RICHARD BOYD Vice-President: JACK lass of IQ42 KNAUZ Secretary: HELEN RISTIN Treasurer: VIRGINIA WHARTON Colors: ROSE AND SILVER First Honor: MARY BROWN Flower: CARNATION Motto: BRAVELY, FAITHFULLY, SUCCESSFULLY Second Honor: RALPH SMITH P 2 MAE FLETCHER HAMILTON CLARK fophefv- 5 JEAN SICRELER HELEN MCVICRER Song Writer: MARY CANNISTER COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE RICHARD BOYD, Chairman Poet: LOIS JORDAN MARY COULTER BETTE HARTLE MAE FLETCHER SALLIE HIGGINBOTHAM HELEN MCVICKER EDNA MCKELVEY MARY RUPERT VIRGINIA WHARTON CLARENCE COLVIN HAMILTON CLARK WALTER GRAY ROBERT KLEINDIENST FRANCIS START CLARENCE STEPHENSON JEAN SICKELER ROBERT STONE WESLEY PARKS Thirteen

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Class Song CTune: Somebody Else is Taking My Placej Now that we're leaving Sewickley High We'll End our fortunes each one, by and by. Our course is completed, We're glad, not defeatedg We'll meet again on life's road. You and I, We'll miss the happiness we found here - Working and playing, and Friendships so dear. We'll meet tomorrow With joy not sorrow Remembering old Sewihi. M. C., '42 Class Poem OUR ROAD OF LIFE We've journeyed to the forks of the road A turning point in our life, Another goal achieved, yet many more ahead to win Which road shall we take? 'Tis a serious trust which can be decided Only by those who face the decision, Tramping along the rough path Appreciating its sunny vistas - Suddenly it turns And leads us far beyond our expectations. There have been many gaps. But by stepping cautiously and using good judgment We have avoided them. Struggling - but we've won, Through the guidance, kindness, idealism, And patience of our teachers, We have accomplished much, Adjusting ourselves as we go along the way To the world before us. May our goal of shining glory and success Lead us on our road of life. The little joys - The happy get-togethers - Things we took pride in v Are deeply rooted within us. We are intrigued by passing fancies, Invariably searching blindly. For who knows who is traveling on that same road? And so - from fondly reminiscing, We take ourselves from the past into the future - Hoping to be remembered, Hoping to meet again With all the friends of our youth, Along their road of life and ours, As the roads of life cross. L. J., '42 Twelve

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Another year has CHARLES BALRIN February 28 Chuck seems quiet - think again - doesn't miss a thing, with those quick brown eyes - shark at Chemistry and Trig - fond of sports - good pin-boy-can knock knock them down himself - never in a bad mood - can be seen after school driving the jeep 'round town. ANGELINA BARILARO September 7 Angelina's curly brown hair Cnnd it's really naturalj is the envy of all-enjoys reading good books 4 also likes sports - is a star on the basketball court - has dark, smiling brown eyes - hopes to become a librarian - always looking out for the interests of Tony. THELMA BERNSDORFF July 16 Busily she sets to work and Hn- ishes in good time - ready to help a needy friend - has a fancy for both brass buttons and white caps -deep-set dimples add immensely to smile - seen about town with Evelyn - found in 105 around one o'clock - our tallest girl. CHARLES BOREM May I Chuck is the life of a party - a great talker - known far and wide for his tremendous laugh - a swell dancer, preferring jive 4 crazy about blackout dances-Ava- lon holds his heart, yet he leans- toward the Marines - waits to stay with the class of '42, EDWARD BOYLAN May 9 Illness last year made Ed one of our class - one of Mr. B.'s wizards in the lab - helps out many a dis- tressed friend - pilots his LaSalle with the skill of a born driver--has an urge for sailing-the Great Lakes are the chosen spot - all envy his free P. M.'s. Fourteen come and gone ANTHONY BARILARO March 18 Tony to some, Chich to others -an excellent manager for sports- had a hand in on football, basket- ball, gym team, and golf-shoots a good game of pool - thinks printing a good profession -- his friendliness makes a welcome wher- ever he goes - always happy. ETHEL BARLEY October IO This pleasant, brown-eyed lass comes from the Heights--has a gay, good-natured disposition - an ardent Bing Crosby fan - makes the typewriter keys really fly - oc- casionally steps out for some fancy roller skating - usually seen with a twin on either side. V1 JOSEPH BLUME March 8 Tall, slender, blue-eyed Joe - quietly smiling - appreciative of friends - makes no foes - star guard for the Y.M.C.A. Midgets - goes out for basketball. tennis, soft- ball - studious, too, with grades to show for his efforts - specially high in math and science. 'RICHARD BOYD September IQ Boom-Boom is our drummer man of excellent effect - football hero - soda jerker at Walker's - has a smooth line and uses it successful- ly - good dancer-sociable, popu- lar - gives no chance to brunette or redhead, but there's a certain blonde beauty. MARY BROWN August 1 I Her poise and dignity make her outstanding, anywhere, all the time -hard worker and winner of re- wards - always with an answer ready - active on the class basket- ball team - keeps an eye on a foot- ball star - player on piano - versatile Mary.