Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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,Fil 'D- SENI-O R ACTIVITIES vu .gi JOHN ANDREWS: Football III, III: Track I, II: Interclass Basketball II, III. IV: Assembly Committee I, II. III: Hi-Y II, III, Secretary and Treasurer IV: Inner Circle IV: Band II, III, IV: Glee Club IV: John Speaks For Himself III: Radio Skit, Assembly Program II: Radio Club I: Ticket Salesman Boom! Boom! III: Special Fireman IS. F. DJ IV: Stage Guild IV: War Correspondent IV: Sewihi: Features IV. DONA ARNOLD: lAvonworth: Girl Reserves I, II. III: Basketball I. II, III: Drama Club II, III: Sports Club III: Senior High Play III Girl Reserves IV: Girls Basketball IV: Station- ery Salesman IV. DON ATWELL: Chess Team I, II: Assembly Committee I, II, III. IV: I-Ii-Y II, III. IV: Student Council II: Glee Club II, III, IV: Don't Take My Penny III: Sewihi Staff, As:I't Business Manager III: Exchange Program III: Stage Guild IV: Assembly Programs II, III. BEVERLY BAILEY: Keyhole 8: Home Room Program Chairman II: Sewihi Salesman II, III: Student Council III: Assembly Committee IV: Sewihi Stenog. IV: Desk Duty III, IV: Scholarship I, II. ARTHUR BARNES: IMellon Jr. High: Scienceaervice Club I: Home Room President Il lEvanston Township High School: Intramural Debate Team II: Home Room Represen- tative, Quadrangle III: Chairman Judging Committee Hobby Show III: Section Captain of Jr. Air Raid Wardens III1 Chess IV: Band IV: Orchestra IV: Musical Festival IV. MARGARET BEST: lEdgeworth: Yanki San I: School News Typist I1 Girl Reserves II: Home Room Secretary III, Sewihi Salesman IV: Don't Take My Penny III: Commence- ment Committee IV. EVELYN BISHOFF: lMars: Program Committee II1 Stationery Salesman IV. EUGENE BRANT: Oracle Staff III, IV: Glee Club III, IV: Forensic III: State Music, Male Octet III: Chess Club II, III, IV: I-Ii-Y IV: Track III, IV: Assembly Committee IV: Commencement Committee IV. WILLIAM BROWN: lEdgeworth: Basketball I: Football I: School Play I: Class President Il Football III, IV: Basketball III: Track II, III, Manager IV. JAMES CARPENTER: Home Room President I: Football II, III, IV: Track II, III. IV: Basketball III, IV: lnterclass Basketball I, IV: Interclass Track III. RUTH COOK: IEdgeworth: School Paper I: Yanki San I: Too Many Marys Il Student Council III: Don't Take My Penny III: Home Room Vice-President III: Oliice Service III. IV: Girl Reserves II. III: National Honor Society IV: Commencement Committee IV: V Book: Typist IV. BETTE COUSER: Keyhole 8: Assembly Committee I, II, III, IV: Oracle I, II, III, IV: Girl Reserves I, II, III. Program Chairman IV: Glee Club I, II: Girls Chorus I. II: Home Room Secretary I: Don't Take My Penny III: Christmas Plays II, III: Thanksgiving Play I: War Correspondent IV: Council Tea Program II. III. ANGIE CUNZOLO: Keyhole 8: Glee Club I, II, III: Girls Ensemble I: Girls Chorus III: Oracle IV: Stationery Salesman IV. ANNE DAVIS: Cheerleading III, IV: Don't Take My Penny III: Assembly Committee II, III: Home Room President III: Student Council I: Junior Prom Committee III: Clean-Up Campaign I: Girl Reserves I, II, III: War Correspondent IV: Commencement Com- mittee IV. ROBERTA DREW: Don't Take My Penny III: Junior Prom Committee III: Thanksgiving Program III: Girls Chorus III. IV: Mixed Glee Club III, IV: Variety Show II: Assembly Committee III: Class Secretary III: Home Room Social Chairman III, secretary IV: Girl Reserves II. III: Hot Dog Vendor III: National Honor Society IV: Sewihi: Literary Editor IV: Music Festival IV. AUGUSTINE FOTE: Assembly Programs I, II, III, IV: Senior Usher at Commencement III: Bellevue D. A. R. Program IV: Office Service IV: Sewihi: Staff Stenog. IV: National Honor Society IV: Glee Club II, III, IV: Girls Chorus III, IV: Stationery Salesman IV: Scholarship III: Music Festival IV. Twenty-six

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course, is about to photograph her. After this little formality they'll probably concentrate their respective talents on the deck below. Captain Donald Atwell of the American Air Force is waiting for them. Well, welll There seems to be more excite- ment aboard ship. Not only do we find this maiden voyage a great event, but there seems to be something else important. Walking along the deck we suddenly see various couples look at their watches, get up from their deck chairs, and hurry off. Wondering what is to take place we follow a couple who look very familiar. Sure enough it is Lois Williamson, head of the Little Suits for Little Women chain stores, busily talking to Glenn Mechlin, famous Hollywood Producer. We ask them where they are going, and we find that there is to be a big Broadway hit in the Tulip Room, which was designed by Mary Lou Snedden. Glenn and Lois ask us to join them and we accept with pleasure. Vincent Tocci, noted author of the day's best seller, What Comes Next, joins us. We go down the steps into the lounge and find it quite crowded as everyone has stopped there for a few minutes before the show begins. Through the 'big double doors on the right we see Angie Cunzolo, Betty Zeber, and Eve- lyn Spackman. These three smartly dressed women look at us questioningly and then a look of astonishment and recognition comes over their faces. We greet them and ask the usual questions, It seems Angie is now a secretary for Eleanor Merriman, whose Sleep- ing Tablets for Sleepy People are well known throughout the country. Betty and Evelyn are joint owners of a Fashion School in New York City. They are quite well known for the famous models they have turned out, among these La Verne Luster and Dona Arnold. La Verne's hair is known for its luster and Dona's eyes are sure to be seen in all ads advertising Ralph Valenzi's Glamour Dust, a preparation he has just perfected for brighten- ing the eyes. We go on then through the doors into a long hall. On either side of the hall are minia- ture shops. Taking a peek into one we find a Flower Shoppe run by Jacqueline Dempsey. Jacky developed a new plant which she has named the Newtonium Grubbium after the eminent agriculture expect. In another shop we End William Brown, a well-known foot specialist and his assistant, Vivian Campbell. With them too is Minnie King, the doctor's secretary and receptionist. She tells us some interesting news. It seems that Gregg Jones, coach at Lincoln University has had an unde- feated season with his football team and is being hailed as a national hero. Ralph Lee established a new world record just recently PROPI-IECY when he ran the well known Mile-a-minute race in half a minute. Gladys Ray has done well for herself, too: Gladys is an efliciency expert for Henry Kaiser. We continue down the corridor for we have just five minutes before the program begins. We are very much surprised upon entering to find Dr. Edgar Henry, head of Johns Hopkins University, and Dr. Thomas Wolfe, director of the Free Medicinal Union, with their secre- taries, Miss Jane Wharrey and Miss Hilda Pauloski. Dr. Henry has perfected a new medical treatment for curing heart trouble. Miss Roberta Drew, famous organist at Radio City, says that the Hite of her success was due to Dr. Henry's medical treatment. The first item of interest is the dedication of the Tulip Room by Michael Lebhaft, who just recently returned from Mars in his rocket ship Crash Speed. Michael was introduced by the Master of Ceremonies, Eugene Brant, pres- ent head of the Sports Department of the cur- rently popular magazine Time Flies. Beverly Bailey and Mary McVicker are also on the staff of this magazine. Beverly's car- toons called Temptations are read by every- one, and Mary's personality column- You Too Can Be a Whiz, is a favorite with all the ladies. Ethel Schroeder is the advertising manager of the magazine. To go on with the program we find that all gowns were designed by Anne Davis, whose new styles and creations have given Adrian a headache. The stage setting was designed by Catherine Heuler. We hear that Catherine is also very much interested in racing horses, and her favorite this year is - Can You Spare a Dime -who is paying fifteen to one. There seems to be some other entertainment besides the play. There is Kenneth Wilson, well known night club entertainment who com- bines singing and bright chatter. Then at intermission-Augustine Fote, Metropolitan's newest soprano will sing Ah, Me from Patricia Molmark's latest Opera of the same name. Pat has written several operas recently, one very well known one being- Yes, Yes, Jarrett. Audrey Williams appears in costume dancing. And then we come to the height of the entertainment. We are truly honored tonight by two very distinguished artists. John Rob- ertson, director of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, is here to direct the Sewickley Metropolis' orchestra as background for the Broadway hit- Woman Supreme, starring the well known stage and screen actress, Bette Couser. The lights dim for the performance and as we watch the play we wonder if ever again we shall have the opportunity of seeing so many of our old friends together again. Twenty-five

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qu , aj -'A i ya, SENIOR QCTIVITIES -'H HELEN GETZ: Home Room Committee I, II: Don'1 Take My Penny III: Oflice Service IV: V Book: Typist IV. XVILLIAM GILLIAM: Football I, II, III, IV: Track I, II, III, IV: Interclass Track III: Basket- ball I: Interclass IV: Gym Team I: Hi-Y: Latin Club I. JOHN GORMLY: Chess Team I, II: Don't Take My Penny III: No Room in the Hotel IV: Historical Essay: First Prize III: War Correspondent IV: Poetry Award IV: Commence- ment Committee IV. ROBERT HARRIS: Interclass Basketball IV. RUTH HEGNER: Girls Student Council. Vice President I: Girl Reserves I, II, Squabble Editor III, Copper Carnival Chairman IV: Girls Basketball I, II, Manager III, IV: Exchange Program III: Assembly Committee I, II, III: Hot Dog Vendor III: Scholarship Awards I, II: Home Room Sewihi Salesman II. TEDDY HENRY: Band III: Don't Take My Penny III: Hi-Y III, IV: Glee Club II: Historical Essay, Second Prize III: Christmas Play II: Chess Club II: Music Festival IV. CATHERINE HEULER: Girl Reserves I, ILQI, Secretary IV: Student Council Vice President IV: Girls Basketball I, II, III, IV: Hot og Vendor III: Home Room Vice President IV: Program Chairman Il: Assembly Committee III: Scholarship Award I: Commencement Committee IV: War Correspondent, Prologue IV. MARTHA HEULER: Girl Reserves I, II. III, Treasurer IV: Home Room Treasurer II, Program Chairman III: Basketball III, IV: Hot Dog Vendor III: Historical Essay. Third Prize III. JOSEPH HITE: Class President I, III, Vice President II: Home Room President I, III, IV, Vice President II: Student Council I, II, IV: Sewihi: Assistant Editor III: Editor-m- Chief IV: Junior Prom Committee III: Student Association Ticket Sales IV: Special Fireman IV: Gym Team IV: National Honor Society IV: Music Festival: Ticket Man- ager IV. IRIS HINKLEY: Girl Reserves I, II, III, IV: Assembly Committee I, II, III: Christmas Play II: Don't Take My Penny III: Home Room Program Chairman I, II: Sewihi Salesman I: Junior Prom Committee III: Forensic, Declamation III: Do and Don't Program Assembly II: W'ur Correspondent Bookholder IV: Stationery Salesman IV. TOM JERMAN: Keyhole 8: Student Council I: Ass't Track Manager Il: Band II, III, IV: Orchestra III. IV: Hi-Y III, IV: Sewickley Volunteer Fire Department IV: Commence- ment Committee IV: Music Festival IV. GREGC. JONES: Football II, III, IV. DOROTHY KAUFMAN: Keyhole 8: Home Room Officer I. II, III, IV: Student Council I, II, IV: Girls Basketball I. Ill. Capt. IV: Mrs. W. D. Chester Award III: Scholarship Award I: Junior Prom Committee III: Girl Reserves I, II, III, IV: Play Day II: I-lot Dog Vendor III: National Honor Society IV: War Correspondent IV: Sewihi: Activities Editor IV: Stationery Salesman IV. . MINNIE KING: Girl Reserves II. MICHAEL LEBHAFT: Glee Club I, II, III, IV: Band Color Guard IV: Football I. RALPH LEE: Football II, III, IV: Track I, II, III, V: Gym Team I: Interclass Basketball IV: State Cross Country Run III. LAVERNE LUSTER: Home Room Secretary I, II. Treasurer I: Bulletin Board Committee II: Class Treasurer IV: Scholastic Award I. MARY LOIS LUZADRE: Keyhole 8: Girl Reserves I, II. III. IV: Home Room Secretary II. Vice President III, Program Chairman II, III, Social Chairman IV: Hot Dog Vendor III: Girls Basketball III, IV: Junior Prom Committee III: Commencement Committee IV. STEWART LESCALLETTE: lEdgeworth: Football I: Yanki San I: State Athletic Badge I: Gym Team I: Track I1 I-Iome Room Program Committee II. III: Class Vice President III: Mrs. Chester Prize III: HieY IV: Student Council President IV: National Honor Society IV. DOROTHY MAE MCCREA: Glee Club I, II, III: Desk Duty IV: Girls Chorus III: Stationery Salesman IV. , Twenty-seven