Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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l l he Glass oem l l l l In a short time through these portals, We classmates shall pass, To greater progress and happiness. Not, backward but forward through the hall we tread, Into the world where our lives will spread, Testing our new found wings with all our power. Many a day we will recall this hour. And though we shall part at the cross-roads of life, Let jus 'press onward not mar our lives with strife. Although we shall be parted in due course of time, Memories linger and our thoughts are sublime. The present is passing, of the future we sing. What is in store for us? What will life bring? Ahdad through the years we dare venture and pray Their the freedom of our world is really here to stay. When in doubt say this prayer Qlt will have a calming effectj GiVe us, please, understanding and more time to reflect. So ver onward, Class of '48, and we will believe Th best things in life, we shall achieve! The Qilass Sung l l TUNE: IF I LOVED You Welmust leave you, l Soon we must say our good-byes to you, Ourl old friend. Sewihi. Welentrust to you all our joys and the memories, too. 'Phat we knew in days gone by. Noi from the halls and class roioms we must part, But they will always be within our heart. N Graduation, Bririging an end to our carefree days. l Burl we want you to know: We will miss you, Sewihi! l l l l l l Thirteen

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41211155 nf 1948 President: JAMES WILLSON Vice-President: JOSEPH WEBER Secretary: SHIRLEY SITTIG Motto: HE PROFITS MOST WHO SERVES BEST Colors: MAROON AND GOLD Flower: WHITE ROSE Poet: WALTER MERRIMAN Song Writers: HELEN GUSRY AND NANCY GALEY CLASS NIGHT COMMITTEE JAMES WILLSON QChairmanj RICHARD BARNES DAVID HAWBAKER CAROL JACKSON BERT JODY GORDON ROBINSON PHILIP SCHUETTE CATHERINE BARGER RUTH CASEY HELEN GUSKY MARILYN MCCORD LOUISE PAFF PEGGY PROUD SHIRLEY SITTIG ALEASE SMITH Twelve

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-thinks Doris is the sweetest name. Seniors uf' ineteen Jfurtp: ight RAYMOND ALBURGER October 1 I Ray is one of the newest, mem- bers of the class and has'added more than his share in the' short time he has been with us-played a fine game at guard on thd foot- ball squad-the glee club an octet used his fine voice-the Hi-1 is a must-displayed his dramatic flair PAUL BACON August to Paul is the humorist of Ili class -never without a smile or a joke for any occasion-brightens up the Hi-Y Hysteria with Bacon's .lokesu --the number one tenor of the Glee Club and octet-keeps his grades up-can be found after scho run- ning Valley Gasoline -- von- worth has an appeal-a loyal pal. I RICHARD BARNES April I6 l Dick is one of our best ntes- tants in tennis-a leader in egress- his dramatics led into the Thespians -a talented writer, he gives ser- vice to the Oracle-driver of a new Pontiac--always laughi and friendly yet serious when he ould be-wins the most loyal of friends -Dickinson comes next. l ARTHUR BERTHOLD March I2 Always active-in the center of fun-that's Art-has a great rcnack if 'X' for fixing radios-experienced with old cars-they're lots of furi. but he prefers a new Buick-wanders frequently to greener pastures Hown the Boulevard--gets a mischievous gleam in his eye when he enteis the chemistry lab-a social favorite. Q MARY CALLOWAY July 8 ' Quiet at the appropriate time, Mary is really merry when qocial- izing-reigns at Y-Teen meetings at the Center-always on 'hand when things are to be done-easy- going but efficient-M. E. has lots of pals-often seen in Cory Satur- days and Sundays-she's Eve feet of friendliness and determination, l l Fourteen I I ROBERT ASANCAIC April 20 Brand new from the Rocks to us this year--Bob brought a great sense of humor-we are not sure he brought his heart along-a busy man-expert ice-skater -frequent- er of the Canteen--loyal Hi Y-er beats .1 mean drum in the band- exhibits great energy and vivacity at all times-sure-fire success. CATHERINE BARGER February 24 Katie's smallness is a gift she uses well- good goods, you know-a sparkling personality- wins a warm welcome everywhere -her smile is of the never fading kind-a great sports fan-addicted to the Thespian art-she is just wild about -you know whom- her home is always open house. EMILY BEITEI. August KI Talk of versatility and think of Emily and all her busy moments- enthusiastic over school and studies. a real student-a natural on the stage - ardent Thespian - capable student director or bookholder- visits the library often -favorite pleasure is driving her trusty Ford tup telephone polesj-a real friend. SAMUEL BRUNO January I2 Meet a noted athlete of the class --Sam made a name for himself on the gridiron-served as co-captain -has a ready smile-the life of the manual arts class-the vice-presi- dent of our Student Council-can be seen riding high and mighty in his truck--enjoys an argument- has a flair for politics. ETHEL CANNISTER September I5 Ethel has the best times-the happiest heart you'll meet, and a most infectious giggle -- we just brighten right away-ready with a joke whenever one is needed-keeps lag on all the latest movies-an in- cessant candy eater, never adds a pound--she'l1 make her career as children's nurse.