Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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The Class Poem GRADUATION DAY Dear School, the time has come for us to leave you, Where not an hour was ever spent in vaing We long to hold you in our hearts forever, For tho' we leave, fond memories shall remain. Each year, our class grew closer bound together, Friendships increasedg we strangers were no more. The things we did will always be behind us, The lagging years now seem like flying hours. So, now, classmates, our days turn into history, In which our lives have been set on their ways. Our hearts are sad, yet strangely, too, are happy, Now, in this hour, our graduation day. The Tune: lily Wonderful One Down deep in the heart of each Sewihi Senior Are mem'ries of days we have known We'll never forget all the friends we have made here Although far from you we may roam. And to you forever, our dear Alma Mater, We owe our allegiance so true. You've shared every trouble, made every joy double, Dear Sewihi, goodby to you. Thirteen Class Song

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The Class of IQSI CI.Ass OFFICERS President: ROBERT BROOMFIELD Vice President: ROBERT JONES Secretary-Treasurer: LOIS COOK Motto: THE REWARD OF A THING WELL DONE IS TO HAVE DONE IT. Flower: WHITE CARNATION Colors: BLUE AND WHITE Song Writer: MARY LOU ROBINSON Poet: ROBERT JONES The Class Committees Prophecy: Carol Stroh, Nancy Van Arsdel, Ross Damaso, John Petty. Molto: Jean Cook, Cochran Fleming, Norman Whittaker, Delauriese Williams. Flower and Color: Rosemarie Damaso, Betty Allen, Roy Henderson, Franklin Smith. Cifl: James Toward, Patrick Devine, Dorothy Kaput, Ann Marie Malade, Clara Maruca. Song and Poem: Frank Guthrie, Richard Brown, Barbara Ingram, William Knox, Esther Woodley. Dinner: jacquelyn Heaslett, Rowena Bradley, Karen Hunt, John lVlcCandless, Dolores McCoy, Edward Ott, Mary Rose Vescio, James Winters. Class Night: Aldene Weaver, Arlene Asan, Richard Blosser, Robert Broomfield, Albert Bruno, Lois Cook, Jacquelin Davies, William Dods, Karen Ittel, Robert Jones, William McCormick, William Mcllvain, Norwood Nelson, Frances Poor, Barbara Porter, Lacy Rich, Mary Lou Robinson, Helen Shadduck, Patricia Smith, Barbara Suchy, Wanda Walters. Twelve

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Hail, Sewickle High School, BETTY ALLEN January 8 Doesn't miss a thing-wherever there is an activity. there you'll find Betty-a very busy little person- always bubbling with chatter-her bright eyes take in everything-a long-time cheerleader-never misses a game-never a dull minute in her neighborhood. ARLENE ASAN December 1 5 Shall we call her demure ?-Ah! but catch that twinkle in her eye- watch those dimples appear-a whizz in chemistry and math-a very capable manager of any duty- just mention folk-dancing or foreign cooking, and Arlene's your girl- planning for a teaching career. BETTY BAUMGARTEL April I2 Under cover of quiet behavior Betty has a way of terrifically en- joying every thing that comes along, especially argument-her eyes spar- kle and her face lights up and she is off-loves animals, has quite a men- agerie of heir own-demonstrates a flair for art-has cute freckles. RICHARD BLOSSER June 16 Dick is the possessor of curly blond hair that never stays combed -the class's friendliest, most ani- mated personality-a real dancer. and listen to his clarinet- Spack is a super square-dancer and actor -competent prexy of student council-loves discussions . ROWENA BRADLEY April IO We prize Liz for her jolly laugh and lively grin-her witty com- ments keep us all alert-trombone happy, she has real rhythm in her music-a wonderful cook-known for original word combinations- strong believer in independent action -her dramatics are priceless. Fourteen GLORIA ALLEN October I3 A very sparkling new personal- ity-Gloria came from California, to a very warm welcome-a nimble performer on the gym floor-cap- tain of our girls' basketball team- has lovely eyes and a sweet dis- position-quite a student, too- Ca1ifornia's loss was our gain. JAMES ASKENASE March 1 How is the weather way up there? Yes, Jimmy is our giant- an amiable personality, constantly entertained-an insatiable reader- always ready with a thoughtful answer or thought provoking ques- tion-considering a pharmaceutical career-Massanutten knew him. DONALD BENGELE June 16 Don is the boy to ask about hunting dogs or guns-a real hunt- er himself, he knows his sport- loves to relax in school-has a noticeably different manner of ap- proach-a regular ladies man-the Colonial Flower Shop finds him in- dispensable. BEVERLY BOVILL April I3 ' Beverly is well-known for her beautiful shining golden blond curly hair-her taste in clothes ac- cents her crowning glory-the friendly shyness of her manner is sweet and charming-she definitely concentrates on what a good busi- ness girl must know. PHYLLIS BRANCATO February I3 Phil may be small. but her size is no indication of her spirit- strolls around with Sue and Rose Ellen-Anderson's find her a useful worker-that shiny black hair goes well with her smooth, creamy com- plexion-has excellent taste in her clothes-rather special.