Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

, is 'fa LJ 'f , ,W W Classes MR. JAMES WVILLIANIS Prcsiclc-nt Mr. Mario Hua Vive'-l'l'n-siclmll 'N J fx Sir. Pctcr A. Vzlssia LN Si'l'I'l't1lI'y v gvE'Nx?? jx' .XR aw M I . , - ,K f F 7 .41 A .4 , ,P I . , H W: ,'X' 'N X - X, . V R X 1 ,Q f QV J Viv X Mr. Charles Trozzo Mr. john Polamdick Mrs. Jilllleh Dainty Mr. George Fallettn 'l'r1'z1sl1l'1'1' BOARD OF C EDUCATION The future of the schools of Sewickley Township lies in the hands of these members of the Board of Education, whose in- tegrity and patient toil have helped to maintain the high rating of Sewickley Township High School. Our schools have pros- pered and progressed under their capable direction. We, the class of 1953, wish to thank these leaders who have made it possihle for us to he equipped with an education that will en- able us to successfully cope with lifeis prohlems. Ready for another busy session. xt' SQ- Health Program NIR. H. W. GOOD Supervising Principal Since his elevation to the position of Super- vising Principal in 1947, Mr. Good has heen striving continuallv to raise the standards of the schools of Sewicldev Township. llis primary aim and ohjective in education is to have every graduate of Sewickley Township High School thoroughly equipped to meet the challenging problems of todavls American democracv. Mr Good holds hoth a Bachelor of Arts and a Master of Letters degree from the Universitv of Pitts- hurgh, and he has done extensive graduate work at that same institution. ln accordance with the helief that a healthy school is a hetter school, the medical stall' sched- nles regular medical and dental examinations. The studentls hearing and eyesight are likewise checked on, and a complete report is sent home to the student's parents. Dr. john Nemcc Dr. ll. I.. Highhcrgcr Dr. A. J. Ccrnc xiii! TRATIUN The guiding hand of our school is Nir. Miller, who joined the Sewicklev's Administration Staff in 1949. His duty is to see that the prevailing forces at Sewicklev Township High School are co-ordinated to function in the most efficient manner. He believes that the right kind of atti- tudes and values are the basis of a truly dcnxo- cratic education. and he has put these ideals into practice at Sewicklev. Mr. Miller holds a Bacheloris degree from NVestminster College and a Masteris degree from the University of Pitts- hurgh. NIR. WILLIAM P. MILLER High School Princi 'Nw N. se M.-,NV Mrs. Geraldine S. Kleid Mrs. Catherine T. Cressler Leading the wav toward a more healthy school is our nurse. It is her dutv to be certain that sudden illnesses and accidents are given prompt first aid treat- ment. Always on the ioh. she regularly visits all the schools in our township. The medical staff at Sewickley consists of two doctors and a dentist who conduct the regular physical and dental examina- tions. In addition, Dr. Highher- ger serves as athletic physician. These men give generously of their time and talents to keep our students healthy. ll School Nurse School Secretary CHEMISTRY JOSEPH ANDREO . . . vnjoys sports . . . tvac-lim-s history and vconoinius . . . assistant fonthall and haskcthall L-oacli . . . Littl1- Im-N lcvcps daddy hnsy . . . an alinnnns of Clarinn Statv Twin-limirys Collvgx- . , . prcscntly doing gradnziti- work at the Uniw-rsity of Pittsburgh. RUTH BEDFORD . . . is grm-aily inissvd during hm' illncfss . . . tvaclics junior high art . . . lu-1-ps hm-r F11-slnnan English class intrignvd . . . capa- lilo l'kll.L't0l'lll L-ashici '... travcls f1'e-11111-iitly to hvr hinnr' in Bl'Lll.Ul'll . . . an Zlllllllllil of Ship- lX'llSlJlll'j.f Stan' Tl'ilClIl'l'lS Cnllv5J,1'. GEORGE BOCCS . . . teachcs algvhra, f.f4'Ulll'1'- try and trigonnnivtry '... fruqiimiily tolls inkvs to aninsv his stndcnts . . . dcvntvs nnich tinu' to church an-tivitic-s . , . snpc-rvisc-s tlw visual vcliiczltirmil d1'part111c'11t . . . holds both ll llacliv- lnrys and a lXl2lStL'TlS clvgiwc- from Piti. IOHN BRUNO . . . llyllillllll' . . . lc'z1L'l11's lmoyls gyin and hcalth . . . hard-working coach . . . hvlps p1'0dl1L-1' thc- annnal Gym Flxliilniticnl . . will prnhahly hw- siicvc-1-clvcl hy his son, Cnrric . . . graduate' of VV2l.YIll'Sl7llIig . . . prvsr-iitly working on his Nlastcris cle-grvv at lfitt. ELSIE A. DECKER , . . IlIlXV2lX'l'l'll1g disci- plinarian . . . tcavhm-s mathematics to sn-xenth and cighth gradcrs . . , rcsidivnt of Pcnglyn, Irwin . . . plans to rctirc aftcr tcaching this yvai '... vnjoys iiplittr-ringu in l1is gzirdvn . . . gradnatn- of California Statv Tvaulic-r's Coll:-gal. VVILLIANI FULLERTON . . . jovial and frivnclly '... tif-aclics history and coiiinicrcial lan f... nrond owncr nf a hcantifnl nn-w lioiml . . . fag-iiliy inanagc-r of varsity athlvtics . . . SQ-mit NlklStl'I' of thc- viwrgvtic ll1'rn1i11i1' troop . . . 1'1'cm'ix'1'cl his clvgrcic' at Diicnivsiiv Univcwsity. 'QU' Q . Qi' ' Q A ,Qs as in , 41 iw. if Q A if 5 ,V - kg Q in iw s INDUSTRIAL Ants ,lp 4 . V 'fi' REQUIRE PRACTICE RQ. l,, Y, .fdZ.n,,4 , il ' .Vl VICTOR VASSIA . . . tc-aclu-s history to 'V l sc-vi-11tl1 anal 4-ighth graclm-rs . . . proucl of Vic-lcyls acwnnplislnnvnts . . . activvly ints-rc-stvcl in politics . . . L-oaclws junior Iligh lnaskcthall and toothall . . . graduate- of Clarion Statm- 'fvacliz-r's Colle-gc' . . . varnml his Nlastvris Dv- grm- at Pitt. SAMUEL E. HOPKINSON . . . frivntlly autl wc-ll-lilu-Ll . . .is proud of tht- clual control Chex y lu- uses for Drivvr Education . , , coaclic-s varsity haskcthall . , . cnjoys all sports . . . is at hfnnc- on a clanw- floor . . . a Pitt alumnus. ALEXANDER LAWSON . . . usvs the- magic of tht- globf- to tvach geography to svvcnth ancl 1-ighth graclvrs . . . vnjoys talking trips by car . . . a grarluatc of California Static- TC'tlL'l1i'T'S Colle-gc . . . holcls a Mash-r's Dc-gre-v from llliqlwsm- University. RUTII FULTON . . . cliaractr-rizc-cl hy hvr pa- timiu' anal pc-rsic-vvraruw . . . tc-aclu-s French I ancl Latin . . . is lu-vnly intvrvsts-fl in tht- fu- . . ' h-ri'-l1i1lor's Vwmr Vassm turms ot hu scnu rs rmuixrcl 4 lac L V I4 Dvgrcn- at C1-In-xa Collr-gm' anml hvr Mash-rs llc-,Lflvv at Pitt. mimi Cuz lllll:AllUN f' I-I Cllhhl Alexander Lawson . 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JOHN LASKO . , . instructs jnnior and scnior liigli stndvnts in inclnstrial arts , . . 1-njoys nmk- i ng things in liis own sliop . . . proncl of luis lovvly clunglitvr . . . sports vntlinsinst . . . liais- kt-tlmll and lmsclmull ninpirt' . . , Q,'I'll'Lllltll!' of California State Vl4l'1lL'lH'I'A5 Collc-gn. ROBERT NICCUNE . . , tvnt-ln-s writing, spcll- ii lg. alntl ziritlnnvtic to innioi' liigln stnclr-nts . , vnioys till sports . . . c'spc'c'inlly lnniting nncl fishing . . . lins two loxvly clunglitcrs . . . unnpvtclit uclxisor to tln' stncls-nt t-onncils . . . 2 ltlt'IlClt'Cl Intliznin alncl Clzllifornizl Stntr' Yl'i'1lClI- t'r's Collm-gvs. ALTA B. NMCREVV , , . lrivnclly' nncl sinus-rv S . . tc-at-lit-s lionn- vt-ononiic-s to innior nncl 4-nior liigli girls . . . sponsors tlic- Extvnsion llonn' Econoniics Clnli . , , IN'L'lllll1'l' ol' tln- Aclvisory Council, XYt'StlllHl't'l2lllCl County. Ex- tension Sc-rxir-c' . . . ulnninn ol Inclianm Stutt- T4 -nr-ln-r's Collvge-. ANNE MITCHELL . . . tvnclivs innior liigli students to nsv tliv lilmrziry intt-lligvntly . . . lnis at class in Front-li H . . , sponsors tlic x'cry Ll Qtiw' Frcncli Clnli . , . illlllllllll of Ottvrlw' took ln-r grutlinitr- work at P4-nn Stntc' nnrl Pitt III 5 'INV Mary Paul Mary Penman 3 6 Q .,.,,. 6 Q S if ffmierg Charles Pritts EMM jane Rainey 'f1ih0W r2'l Q ff MARY PAUL . . . pvtitc' ancl a'iu1'i'gvtic . . . in- MARY PENMAN . . . talmitorl ancl gracious . , . strut-ts atlvaiicvcl honn- vt-ononiic-s , , . fashions supvrxisoi' ot vocal music . . . dire-cts thc an- hvr own hc-autiful clotht-s . . . sponsors thc- Illlill MIISK' Fl'SiiY1ll - . - 11L'CUHl1711HiSf ffff 11 1l,,,ml-1QL. Clul, A , , Img 1, tl-:lim-fl 4-W fm- win Mala- Chorus . . . possm-ssl-s a delightful Q-Ulur and dgigign I I U 4-lm,-HCM-1-in-41 by' ,N-ut- xoict' anrl a plc-asant pi-rsonality '... gracluatvcl ,uw . ' U gmduuh. uf gnmu Hill C0111-ga, from Sc-ton Hill . . . M.F.A. from Carncgiv Tl'l'll, CHARLES PRITTS . . . tcaclios English grain- JANE RAINEY . . . short and swot-t . . . has a mar to sf-vvnth and t-ighth gratlcrs . . . vnjoys pleasing pvrsonality . . . instructs I'.O.D. ancl hunting, fishing ancl oths-r snoris . . . proucl of English Lita-raturm -... Junior class sponsor his homo and family '... assistvcl in thai Firm' . . . proud of hc-r family . . . uc-wcoincr to SL-- l'i'cvcntion Xlfcvli vssay 4-outvst . . . granluatc-cl wivlils-y '... will souwclay he run ovvr in thr- troin California State- 'l'm'acln'i s Collvgv. hall . . . jJ,'l'2lKlllllll' of VVaync'sl1urg. I8 l I J Q 'Q' 1 1 , ,. 4 Q ,gall Q . .nw -1,522+ 22 ' UIQ!! m.. . ........ Dorutliy CII'llSI1l'SIxy and DcmaId Str:-nm-ii visit tlu- Imnk for zz In-ssmu in 1-cornoiny. FACULTY TRAIN FUTURE CITIZENS ANTHONY SCARCELLA . . . fric-ndly and cu- rc-sidn-nt of VVyunu . . . proufl of Iiis two ups-1'utix'v . . . In-Ips iinprow- thc- dictimnl of cIiiIcI1'c'n . . . stresses cmlrtvsy . . , gmcluimk IIN- SIIIIIUIIIS Ivy L'0lll'Sl'S in spm-cIi currc-ctimm uf XVI-St Virginia Llniyvrsity' . . . Baum HTIIIIIIIIUII . . . assists with inuny l'XII'll-ClIIil'IL'llI1lf up-tivitivs . . . vnioys sports JUAN 5MlTH . . . lm l'11vrgc'tic 11-cIIu-11cI . . and Qlum-i,,g , , , alumnus nf Qllifm-Hin tcm-lu-s Aim-ricmi Iitvruturc-u1icISopI1nmip1'v SIa1tv'I'w1cIiv1 s CUIIQ-gm-. composition . . . uclvisor of tlw YC'kll'IJOUIi 1 , StllI'I- , . . UIIIUVS rlrwmutic-s . . . taIc'nt1'cI amd JOSEPH SIIUTT . . . mxrncst amd sim-4-rv . . . , ', I . , I Q . . fm-mIIv . . . i:I1rc-ctor of thx- bvuiur pluv . . twin-Irvs Immlogy 2llllI gm-m'rz1I sn-icxicv . , . ' Q ' m,uc,mm,1. in Sl,wiCkh,y I I l Sponsor of uIum1iz1 of Svtrm IIIII . . . cIicI gruclimtv work Almirimlistiq' Cllulm and lic-Ilcutor Stufii . . , ut 'IK-L-Ii. -wu- 0011- Quia wuunv-1 gf wp- ' A ,br yr K Friends in need-friends indeed! af: ' It's this way, Sam . . . YVho? Us??? The i'Fearless Fivef' A rare moment. All good things must come to an endf, We Seniors are realizing how true this statement is as We spend our last year together. We have spent Hve active years preparing ourselves for positions in different fields. Perhaps our class- mates will someday be in all corners of the globeg but we will always remember our Senior year, .Y -f 1 J . 'A Hi?.l,3'A5kaQ5':A 'M--Y .fi 1 1' A .1Lg.f.1 -. ' 'frliiifnfiiffgf-p2LL5fE'S,QT.'.. 7:.1'.i4e':L1L'ii:::.i Year with fond memories of sports, senior pic- tures, May Day, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. How proud we are to be the graduating class of 1953. We hope that the record we leave at Sewickley Township High School will be a challenge to the future classes. X S .mil g. . .M 399.1 ., , g, 3 Q-N X 5 V.. .5 N NE 51 nf. . An, 153 1 ing ,wi , 53 was 1 1 5 I'. Ki ' FL-15:7 cf Slay: '7133 A 515553 fhififgi , -Mil,-n i :'fv1v4zfh 4-pfliffw 1 'eg xeviswrksaeaeelw aw ai: aHzQ....u.zL.M mam..1mav1f.e.-ii I nghsh work that must 1953 SENIORS RUTH ACKICIIMAN . , , IIIIIVI z1i1cI SIIIIIIUIIS . . . c'uIIs Ss-- wicklvy Piiim-s Ill'l' Iioim- . . . vmiiinvti-iit otticv furcv mmm- Iwr . . . t1'z1c'Iiii1g xxiII In- In-r Hc'IcI 'lttvi' vUIIc'gc'. KENNETH BECK . . . witty amd cmiscic-ntimis , . . says hs'II miss mir I0x'c'Iy SUIIIUI' gi1'Is . . . zlmhitiuii: sliv- L-vss in tht- hiisim-ss wcmi'ItI or . . . puIiticsI PATRICIA BELAK . . . i'c's1-1'xc'rI and cciiiipusvcl . . . dzuicing rzmks high aumnig hm' huhhic-s . . . part-timv sandal ivrk . . . ZIIIUIIIPI' IIllIlIl'l' 1-oIIvgimi . . , Iovvs that Nux'yI NVANDA BOSCH . . . fi'i4'iicIIy, lllllhICilI gii'I . . . Iiz1ithI.liI hamd iiiviiilwi' . . . givcls niauiu I4-sssms in In-r spam' timm- . . . viiioys SIQZIIIIIQ . . . t'2ll'l'K'l'AVVIM'. its i'c'p01'tilig. CURHIE BRUNO . . , Nlwosi- , . . our Iiauidsuiiio stan' uthIc't1' . . , Wr1IlLIt'I'IllI sm-insm' ut Iilimol' . . . Iicmpvs Iur il lii0cIicz1I l'2ll'K'l'l' LlIII'l' L'oIIc'gL' . . . StlicIc'i1t CIIHIIIUII prvsi- cI1'iit. MARILYN CAMPBHLI, . . . usluiIIy with IIm'I4-ii mid ,Ioycv . . . thinks -IIIIIIIS Lai Rosa is cIix'im' . . , ai pro- tn-ssiriiml imIIit-v tmww- iiiviiilwl' swim. CECILIA CIIICSKEY . . . Kris . . , IIIIPIIIQPIII . . . z1Iwz1ys up-tixv . . . Ima-s fhuicing and Iii:-cl diiclwn . . , IBUQIIIIIIIII cIz1i'IQ Illlll' :incl vym-s . , 4 Q-Inss Sl'i'l't't2l.l'j'-Il'i'ilSlll'4'l' , . . phuis ll iiursiiig L'2ll'i'l'l'. JUSEPII CIIOPP . . . Siiutdi . . . pupulni' . . . spanis- mimIvcI , . . at misv cm xi claim- Ilmn' . . . hm-'s not I'Q'1lII5' Iiz1cIii1 I',O.I3. 1lIlfI IC11gIish class:-sI DULURES COIISO . . . ll licxivfmillc-1' Ihlitllll Smith IIIIIII' IIIQQIOII . . , xi-ry I7IT17lIIllIi . . , Izlxfwiti' pzistiim' is wzitciiiiig TY with .luck . . . will iiuilw ai Iim- iiursv. KATHLICIQN COSTANZA . . . smiIiiiQ z1iicI pc-tits' . . . t1lI0iitc'cI svzliiistii-ss . . . viijuys zivtixitv Dl'l'IUCI mi Fl'ICI1lf . . . wcJ1'I4s ws-II XXIII! otIn'1's , . . wiII Inv ll hm' Imam'- 11IxK'I'. C 1Il0IIi'llIlll'll mtutun. IH l'I'tI1l'QI2Ij'I5 L'Iz1ssm-s. Im h0IcIs vcml1i'lxx'1tI1 IUll1'IUXL'IX ILINNIN TH ' is EDVVARD DEDO . . . Littlc' jon- . 4 . zany wmv of lin- nior . . . usually wvn witll Sain . . . all-county guard in tootliall , , . c'xL't'llc'nt in sliop worlt, 'MARGARET DERNIUTTA . . . Pat 4 4 . xl-ity qllivl . . Iikt-s good nloxics . . . lam' NYYIIIRIILS lli'l' laxoritc' , . vnioys lionn- i'L'HIl0llllL'S , . . liops-s to do cle-rical work. RONALD DROP , . . Scotty . . , ,Inn l'lassio's MllI'Utl1l'l'n 4 . . Bison lialtlvacli . , . likvs P.U.D .... has sr-cn-t tlllIl3l- tion: to lvarn to polka . . nvxt L-oinvs Pvnn Statl-. C. RONIAYNE EICHER . , 4 L'UtJ171'l'klllXl' . . . sings swm-t soprano . . , plays piano tor.c-nioyim-nt . . . Iikvs doing clnirclu work 4 . , vc-ntvrs lwr tntnrf- around it. NEIL FAUST . . . .lnd . . . qlliclt-wittvcl 4 . . talivs an actin- intcrvst in sqnarm- dancing . . . 2l.illlS at a tt-avlling can-c-r , . . is tascinatvd lay liistory IAMES FULLERTON . . . SlHllt'tllllL'S Arn-llir-, HUllli'llIIll'S lfnlllbacli . . . usually st-on witli Boozit- and tlls- lloys . . . dc-tinitvly a good sport 4 . . an outstanding tootliall playvr. FRANK CALENSKY . , . lticli . , . calls RUUIII 8l1islnonnc 4 . . rusidvs in Hillton . . . at-mln witll Dall- and Art . . , drvains of 4-ntt-ring 17l'l7lt'S,il0ll2ll luawlwall. RONALD CHION . . . Ding . . . liandsonn' and wvll- groonicd . . . an artist in dancing . . . Bison tacldv . . . a sworts vntlmsiakt , . . will prolialily vntvr military training, HELEN CONDEAN . 4 , actin- FI'i'IlL'll Lilllll Ill0llllJ4'l' . , . vnioys lioolis witll good plots . , . talliatiyc- . . . dy- naunic personality . . , 1ll'tl'l'-5L'llUUl lilirarian . , . plans a stvnograplliv tntnrv. WVILLIANI CRADISEK . 4 4 Clalnluy . . . xc-ry like-alilc' . 4 . cr-rtainly coopvratixc . . . has c-yvs only tor Dm- . . , good stndvnt . , . tootlmall guard and a possilvlm- toot- lrall coat-li. 23 E379 No osv, girls! Vlilllf'-l't'1lSlK'l'lJ. Only Nvil will inakv lla-in lvap. Push lioysl Sliow, lmoysl Look alntl Xlastvr Ding! rvady to drium l 3 f Om' quick k'tlllll5lIlj.f--'lwlll'Il VK'l !'l'llUll1' 'lwlllll' lm' t'l21SSflJl'tli'l' Flllll BARBARA CHAZEI ,.... u-lim' zlml 1-ntlnlsizlstic' . , . , ,I pl1otogl'a1pl1y iw lam' lLl5i'lll1lllIljl lmlwlmy . , . Cllilllllllflll Q1'll'f'l175llf'l0'1. f'l'l lnllxwk- lllllll Sll0Uti'l' . . . in lu' ll lm-flif-ul flI'L'l'i'tilI'j' is lwr goal. llww1'1'11l1x'f1111ff'l1ffwk- MARY ANN CRIMM . . . llllISlk'Lllly' lll1'lllll'll . . . mlhlr- zllly curly rvcl lhlll' . . . lmppil-sl wlu-11 lmusily lllX'f7lXl'Cl . . . am 1'Illl1llSlklSllL' writvr . . , lmilllmilly musiv is lu-1' lax uritv. DOROTHY CHUSHESKY . . . clvfillilm-ly Cl4'lN'llflillll4'l l . . . lblillllllllll lmmwll L51-S . . . Zlll 1-lllllllsialslic' :lumix--gum' . . . lwl' f2lXUl'ltl' lluucl is lrivrl 1-lxivlwxn . . , lIllLlllllS hm lwf CUIIIL' ll Sl'L'l'l'lilI'y. DULOHHS HALAIIUKICII . , . qllxxzlys smartly mllwwsvcl W l . . . six-ymu' ClI4'i'l'lQ'klKl4'l' , . . lxzls :L plx-usalnl Sllllll' lm' , l'X'L'l'yUIlt' . . . i'U'l'illlHl' ol llvllm-lux' . . , lilll s l1lXUl'1ll'. PAUL IIARHNSKI . . . Xlvlru . . . UlllSl1llNllIlg stan' all thc- Bison Ell'XK'Il , . . tllil flillllllf Nl!-N ll'llllI luzllllnzclx . . . likvs Plmysiw claws . . 4 lmpvs lu l'I1ll'I' cmmllvgm- . CHARLES HELTFBRAN . . . Ulliltyu . . . lrunsfvr stu- clvnt lAl'lllIl lll'lIlDlVlt'lll Twp .... clrixm-s his 'sPOVK't'l' Vvllgllllw tm: sl-lmul . . . sa-1-llzstn lmxu- rm ill'l1'l j.fl'2lflllllll4PII plans. HELEN HERSIIEY . . , luuppy .und rauliauut . . , fimlx flu- tc-ln-plmm' imlispc-lns11lJl4' . . . 5NXlIIllIIlllQ,' l'lllllllSl1lSl . . . nvw-r tin-s ol slmppiug , , , xixifl Sl0I'Xll'lll'l' . . . will att:-ml lmsim-ss svlmul. ALNlA HICHBERQLER . . . lmlmmflc' lmir, l7lIl1' vyvs . . , lowly smile' . , . lrim-nclly zuncl qllivl , , . c-niwys lllllllk' l'L'OllUllllCS . . . lms ll lxxin lmmllwr wlmk il bluniur. I NICHULAS IIOLUMSHEK . . . Fimlw il llzlrnl to stay wut ul houlvlm- . , . lmils from l,mx'lmc-r . . . will lmvvmm' an i lllK'llllJl'l' ol' Uuclc' Szmfs .-Xrmy. ARTHUR HOPKINS , . . Art 4 . . lun Illklllj' lumlmlmic-M lIlL'llNlillfl lly-tying amcl XX'OI'lilIIQ.f un guns . . . usually' witll Riclm . . . ill'l'2llIl5 ul an l lv1riflz1 N2ll'lltlUll. 2 l I D4 'l'h I.: 1953 SEN QRS DEAN HUDSON . . . quick-wittccl . . . cnopcratixc . . . cxccls in anal cnjoys lbuukkccping . . . fcrycntly sup- portcd Eiscnhowcr in thc clcctinn . . . giycs cxccllcnt P. O.D. rc-ports. FRANK KAPELAR . . . pnsscsscs a quict and rcscrx-ccl pcrsonality . . . loycs to tinkcr with cars . . . his alnhtiun is to hc a incchanic. IOHN KAUFMAN, JR .... Bnnxic , . . cxccls in fnothall haskcthall. and lmaschall . . . a incnihcr of thc WR-nclc crowd . . . itis thc Navy aftcr graduation. FRANK KOLESHA . . . Buttons . . . class prcsiclcnt . . . ncycr a chill nimncnt . . . thinks planc gcmnctry should hc aholisla-cl . . . will slum lzc wcaring Navy hluc. DOLORES KOONTZ . . . always dcpcnclahlc . . . cxccls in hnnkkccping . , . will miss hcr clutics for Mr. l ullcr- on . . . kccnly intcrcstccl in inoyics . . . cngagccl to Roy. MARGARET KREDIC . a hloncl, hluc-cycd lass from Ronin 8 . . . quict, yct tun-loving . . . cninys activity pcriocl pranks . . . will scck nflicc work. ARLENE KREMINSKY . . . Inky . . . pcrt . . . cllcr- ycsccnt . . . an aclcpt clanccr . . . cn-cditor of thc Rc- llcctnr , . . Llclights in rayinli . . . nursing carccr starts at Mcrcy llnspital. WAYNE LASH . . . Whip . . . cnioys squarc dancing R . . . is proucl ul his prim' Winning Cucrnscys . . . actixc Illl'll1lJl'I' ul Scwicklcy 4ll chili BRUCE LEASURE . . . mltstaxmliixg typist . . . plays piano and sings , . . thinks going to Sctnn Ilill woulirl hc intcrcsting . . . hcacling for a connncrcial L'2l1'l'l'lA. KATHERINE LUZAR . . . Kassy . . . a swcct inajorcttc vlrprcs waits with a sniilc. . . . likcs to talk . . . cnjnys playing lmaskctball in gym cy'll surcly hclp al-tc-r a whilc. class . . . unc ul thc Hutchinson girls, 'it lnnt. right foot, now tugctlicrl Brucc clanccs likc a fcathcr, S l i Swine-thing cutv or Sllllllflllllg clvar To l'l'llli-'lDlll'I' our sf-nior yi-ar. llicticmaris-s big and tliick xvllll1l'l17l'0lllkllil'Ulll'uL'Ullll7SNk'lll'lx ZELLA LUZAR , . . Zvi . . . lilomlc, lmlm--vw-cl , . . lnails from llllt4'l1lllSOIl . . . vapalmlv Dl'4'SlKll'Ilt ol ilu' llmnc- lfm- l Clulm . . , calls alarming In-r faxnrile pastime-. SARAH INIOUHE . . . plivasant anal popular . . . a :nag- nvtic pc-rsonality . . . clvliglits in sm-wing and claucing . . . XYUlllLl lzs- an 1-xccllvnt sm-cm-ssor to Sarali Vaughan. AUDREY NEFF . . . 1-mnliiin-s inclllstry with intclligc-nu' . . . plz-asantnvss pvrscmificil . . , Pvnn Siatv will prvparn' In-r as a umnm-rn-ial clm-nncmstratnr . . . cxtrn-lm-ly' vvrsa- till- . . . l'1IIl,t0U. ELLA MARY NEVVMAN . . . fricnclly and loyal . . . Lillyfs spc-cial Clllllll . . . has clilliclilty in gvtting to sf-lmol on timi- . . . a prospi-utiyv tc-lvplimiv opc'ratm'. PHILOMENA PERRINO . . . yixaviuus and L-liarmTng.5 , . . flaslics a lwaiitiiul sniilc- . . , a Iiigh-sta-pping maior- vttc . . . lilmrarian . . , will vnivr nursing al Nlz'11'y Hos- pital. MARTIN PALICKA . . . intvlligvnt and amusing . . outstanding dc-lmatur . . . wnnlcl make an UXCt'll'1'lli poli- tician . . . plans to 4-nti-1' in Clic-miual 4-nginc-ring at Cct- lySl7llfg' Calls-ge-. BETA PIOVESAN . . . gl'2lL'lUllS and puism-ml . . . usually svvn with Kay and ljllil . . . swinnning is lIi'l' spoil . , . will ln- a low-ly airlim- lmstvss. RONAL PIOVESAN . . . liaglv . . . always si-L-n ricling in tlic- truck . . . 1-niuys pntti-ring with w-nginm-s . . . is fri'- fllll'Iltly tarcly . . . IllC'IlIl3l'T ui ufllan Mzlclylitcllvllfq JAMES PLASSIO . . . Au- . . . llails frmn Kvystonc' . . . nianagi-r nl Varsity 2ltlll4'tlL'S.. . , livvims lllll. ll in an lip- ruar . . . will 1-nic-r Navy alta-r grarlnatinn, BETTY POPOYICH . . . Pm' . . . always with lrcm- . . . wln-n lIL'I' tlirnat gvts lwth-r. slum-ill sing . . , lilws tn talw it vasy . . .l'llQ21Q'l llt0xI'l'lYlll. , Q' 1 155 'K' :iff .F Ay, :.:g1:-:5.f.' w A . . 1 4'f'I 'Y-Y ,o- xv. 12 ..:':, '11-A ig N aj a P ff' east. 2, ' Q .-E32-'f'?iE1xE3. 33' gli ix 'E el 222215 15371-t 1- fxlllllli DAVID PREDIANA . . . qnivt txncl stnciimis . . . tmnstk-r stntivnt Ircnn IIiu'rnlcIs . . . lJI'l?llKI ut' lvlis rc'cI Olds . . . Ivnsinvss IllLlIlklLfl'l' nt M1953 Sc-wit'klvy.' CARNIIfI,I,A HICCI . . . Dolly . . . IIIQIII-SIl'1J1JIllf.l nnliur- vttz' . . , writ:-s iil't'l1lll'IlI Ivttvrs tn 'llirkio Coils-gn . , . rniwys Swimming and ciunving . , . always sewn in tin- Intvst iaisiiicnis. NIQTTIE SIQSSHR , . . I'l'Il'lltIIX znnl Iikvzllmlm' . . . usually L'illl,LfIII talking in stncly Inlil . . . livins Iivr tutlwi' at Ar- Qcmnnv . . . tntlm' IIICIIICIPN wvtitling Iwlls. CYNTHIA SIIUSTICII . . . nc-ut and z1tt1'z1m-tixv . . . c-njoys sxviinining and clinic-ing . . , insists tln' ts-lc-plinnv was inwntc-cl tin' lim' . . . wills III'l'lIlIIlIl' IIUI' IIOIUC. RONALD SIIIOFCHUCK . . . Punk . . . nntvd Im' tin- lm-xity ni liis P. O. D. l'4-mwts . , . nsnnily inzinzlgvs to an'rixu- in tinn- for sa-cnncI pc-rirmci class. IRAN SKRABSKI . . . IILIIIITRIIIQ' curly Inlir . . . piuys trmnlinnv in tin- Imncl . . . Iikus Imskc-timliz plays wr-II iiwsvii' . . . L'c'i'tz1in tn prnx 1' an c'iIicic-nt sc'L'l'vta1l'y. DULOHICS SLEBODNIK . , . t-uups'l'zltixt' :incl I'iI'IX'IlCII3' . . . tnivlita-ri artist . . . Dinns LI C'2lI'l'l'I' in Iltlllli' vc-mimiiic-s , 4 . IJUl'II'ilY4'iI Anim. tin' IIIQIIII. in AIIIIUSI SIIIIIIIICII KIUSHPII SNIAYDA . . . vtiitrrr oi H1953 S1'wicIiIt'y . . . ta1It'nt1'cI innsic-inn . . . works nt flrinnnis Drug Sturc' , . 4 pizlns tn inzljcn' in IlllSIlIX'hS QICIIIIIIIISIYQIIIUII alt I'c-nn Sluts: IANIES SNIITII , . . Irivmiiy and tuikaitiu' , . . 4-ninys typing . . . niuns an IJIISIIIVSSPCLlI'C'l'I' . , . rs-sicIvnt nf Ronin 8 . . . clispiuys il wnrlcl of IIIIISICIII tails-nt, RODEIIICK SNIITII . . , sinurt and tIynznnic . . . l7l'l1lliIUi Iiis H151 Ifnrrl . . . tralxf-Is IQFUIII XV:1Itz's Xlill mu-I1 clay . . . vxu-IIs in tinnimling . . , viliuys xxuuclwuikiiig. mi nnivis llIll1lfi'lI'NYi'1l4l' nut sni'prisc'rI, I In-sv stntlvnts t'1lIIl'1'klIIVClillIllIt'I'l'IklI-I7I'. Wfllll wL'Iik1'tosii1g, 'l'1lllI17illlIl'CI by -Inv s spc-cial swing, 59 ,Q W, SHIRLEY SMITH . . . lJllKl , . . nvws uclitm' ui ult1'llm'c'- torn . . . lilivs liunn' K'L'0IlOlIIiL'N . . . clrvzuns of uvviiing an Clicx'1'nlm't c-ni1xc'i'tilall- . . . sm-4-n with Hx-vt nncl Kay. WILLIAM SPANIEL . . . Bill . . . l'lllUyS clrixing tht- Bvl-Air . . . tuotlmll iiinnaigvr . . . likm-nhlc' . . . allways L'Ul1I'tl'UIIS . . . known tm' his www L-nt Zlllil clnncing ability. ALFRIEDA S'l'ElNlili . . . popular unrl plc-nsanit . . . vninys clznicing . . . lillllllllli im' lu-r iivutincss . . . that lliillltilllll slnila- will hc' nn nssvt in sc'crc'tzn'inl work. T. DONALD STRENNEN . . . Duc . . . lllll Ui. pl'illlliS . , . will miss tmlsing Aliric-mln in P.O.D, class . . . uttvncls Sntiirclny night claim-cs nt North llnntingclon. FRANK SUMAN . . . Sicl . . . nlwztys has n gang . . , nn ulcl hnncl all liillizmls , . . il wnnclm-rtlll pmwsfni . . . wunlcl likn- to hc ll vhvinist. IRENE STEADMAN . . . llvm- . , . 1't'Sllll'lll of llntchin- sun . . . sinnll nncl swm-vt . . . is lost Without Hvtty . . . gigglvs whvn tvnsvcl . . . nr-nt zniml wvll-cl1'm-ssvfl. JACK A. TAYLOR . . . lnniclsuliin-, flushing rmm-0 . . guutl spurt . . . hunting is ont' ul his ltllllll intvrvsls . . Dm' is, tcm . . . tntnrc' stunc' ninsun. SHIRLEY TIIEIS . , , has n VK'l7llflltl'l'lll pm-i'scmnlity . . . always Quml fur il laugh , . . lilws singing nntl claim-iiig . . . usually rushing smiwWln'i'c' . . . prvtty :mal lmright. ROSEMARIH TRIACCA . . , lim- , . , zu'nla'nt xvtx-lull: clit-c'1'l1-zlrlm' . . . 4-nioys thinning . . . tr-lvvisimi nnci lvlv- plnmnm- cu-clipy Sj72ll'K'IIlC7lIIC'l1tN . . . will iniss :activity pc-i'iricl in Homin 3. MARY TUCCI . . . trim-nclly :incl likmulwlt- . . . uxnn- to Lzldivs gmt! W'l.1l1lugrL.l.' Sc-wiclxlvy truni linst Mp-Km-spurt lust yvnr , . . spa-ncls yyl- 1,1-M-tit? flu- 14,114.5l,f'L-,,,,,-UMA sparc- tinic' wnlcliing 'lf Y .... Ll lntnrc' sr-L-l'4'tz11'5. WVU: t'ilI'lli'll thrxsv ls'ttc'i's lint nt SK'Vt'll1QtlN' girlsnrc- in-ttvi' i 1-M195 1 N,g,M R S I X 1 V. gs Q ,hw SAMUEL VALORE. JR, 1 , , P1111'1'l-l . , , 17UVVi'I'l.lll lzlvlilv 1111 tlu- Bison I4:It'Yl'H . . . 170I7lllllf . . . l'lllUyS Klilllfllljl . . , tl1rix'vs 1111 spzlglu-tti . . , will lllillit' llll 1-xv:-ll011t emu-l1. PATRICIA YEITCH . , , L-u111p1'tr-11t 111111 llllflllIlI'Ll . . . ranks l1igl1 i11 sclnmlalstic nlmility . . . m'11ir1ys sqlizllv clung-- i11g . . . any l7llSIllt'SSllltlll slmlilcl NXi'lC'Hlllf' ll1'l' S1'L'l'l'IilI'l2ll 11ssie,t11i1t-ca FRANK YANOSKY . . . Bl1tc'l1 . , , fin- j'I'ilI' lmml 1111-111- l14'1' . . . XYL'll-lillUXXIl lm' l1is tr11111pc-t pluyiiig . . . tl1i11lxs ol' Illllllf things to 1111111w lm L'lklSSlI121ti'S. DALE YATES . . . Tim . . . il true- lVlSlIl'1'lIltlll . . . gvts il l1z111g trsn11 Alulmutt and fiom-II11 . . . wants tu work ut XVPSIIIIQIIOIISL' uttvr g1'11cl11uti4111. LILLY YATES . . . Lil . . . iisuully M1111 witln Ella . . . lilws tu ll1lllL'0 amd slcutc . . . works lmrtl tu s11cc4'c'cl i11 sl1m1rtl11111cl . . . rnizmys actin' sports. STEPHEN YELICH . . , jJQKJllClAIlilIllTl'il . . . gctting up i11 tht- 111i1r11i11g llc- l1tltl'5 . . . likvs Illltlllllg ln-ltr-r tllllll mtl- i11g . . . clrc'11111s of i11l1m-riting il 111illim1 Llollilrs. JOSEPH ZAKUTNEY , . , quivt lllltl stllcliulls . . . pruiul ut l1is slump prcmii-cts . . . li1itl1f11l 1111-111l1s'r of tlw Bison lflcxc'11 , , .falls lI111.1'3l1isl1c1111t'. -M 29 S4-wit-klt-y stml-u11ts with serious lrmlis Notion' who curric-s all tl1v lmnlqsl Ihlllllllllll May l5l Tl1c Prom. ll1lll'S 21 L I l111x'c' Illy CIRIIU, l10w ilbilllt you? JUNIDRS OFFICERS l'resideut . ,, Barry Keller Vice President , Charles Cnesda S4-c-retarj'-T1'eas1lrer Gloria Prejva Preparing to assume Senior duties Last September 113 eager students entered the portals of Sewickley Township High School as the new members of the junior Class of 1953. Thev were introduced to in- teresting but perplexing new subjects such as plane geometry, chemistry, bookkeeping, typ- ing, and shorthand which they soon began to master. Since they had ordered their stan- dard class rings in their sophomore year, they proudly received them at the conclusion of the first six weeks. This was an extremely active year for the juniors who busily raised money for the junior Prom. Many of the girls sold candv in the halls and at the games as well as selling the Christmas candy. In ac- cordance with their fund raising campaign, the junior class sponsored the Christmas Dance which was the first gala social event of the season. They have their share of prank- sters as well as commendable peopleg they have succeeded and they have failed, but as a class they have tried to do their best and will try to do an even better job in the future. C. Prejza SU Standing: C. Cnesd o son, B. Keller Seated: J. Hague, C na s Top Row: B. Klint-, N. VI. Ham ilton, A. Nl. cll'llIll2lIl, Nl. K. Sw-rro. I. Bisscn. L. llzlrtlvy Bottom Bow: Mrs. fXlcCrvw, li. Cm-sclzl, F. clZlll'llSliV, l. cl0l1Cllt'IlUlIl'. l . Trout. lf lj4'lllllSllll Top Row: L. Sllklll-1'l', li, NVro- lmlc-, C. flUl4'lllllll, ll. Nvslmit L. llltllllll, Cl. llilclvulmmfl Il. Kamfmzm, D. xvllfyilllliil B. Kllllill'. lt. Yllfllxlll. I C-msvly, C.. l2lFillllLtIl Middle Row: lt. Slum-4-lmvr, XV Svigfliiccl, li. 1,1-austin-, ll' Allll'l'l, ll. lllllllllil, ln. lklZlt'l lc-wslxi. D. K1-lh-r, T. Ualspvr A. Malik, L. S111-rotto, C Milli-r. B. Espvy. Al. ,Iolmsm Bottom Row: Xlr. l ull4-tion, -I A. Bazrnlmrt. Xl. A. lll'llllll'l' Cl. Cussalm-lli. S. lYilllllC, S Anclrm-wson, L. V. Clark, N clllll.l'I', li. llumwm, B. Colo- lmll. N. NX nllmms Top Row: li. Kon-ll, C, Ilnvs- clu, A, Smxtln. ll. lluzylx, lt llupltillson, C. Al2lI'7lJt'll, D lusavr, C.. hlonvs. A. lllglu- lun-rgs-r, Nl. Km-lmsiv. Cl. Ban'- ill, Fl. l:lklIlIllQ1lII. Nliclcllc Row: D. I,-L-Vic, AI. Sli-- lmdmlc, A. Oput-lmick, B. Kvl- lvr. D. Yil.IlOHliy, Al. Vv4'2lXl'I' L. Tomuiko. ,I. Yotu. C. Truv B. Milmllxo, li. lispw-y. Bottom Row: A. Colntrvllzl, l' Clmpp. lC. clUi'lll'l1UlllI M llill l' l?'ll'l'UVV Y lwpt' V l3llllllt'llx. ll. Sc-lnllll. ill. lloll- lllllll, ff. Alltlumy. l'. licl- wzmls. Y, Monro. Mrs. linin- Cy Top Bow: l.. lJllLlt'Il. B. liogu L-lu-slwy, Nl, A. l lzu1igam, nl l't-rliclx, S. Vzuliun, C. Prvilu B. Lorcl Middle Row: Nlr. Bruno, A Bullglunalll, P. Nlillvr, I. Lip niskis, C. Cie-ci, Nl. Vinsiclf B. Linzliulw Bottom Bow: l'. Tvstu, S. Ilya'- muu X P1 zilu L l'1u C' 'a',.z .. llopkinson, D.. Fic-lwr. I. A xvllllSL'll 231 Top lion tlcft to rightlz 'l'. Col xi11, li. KtlllK'Ill1lJl4ll, D. Long XV. lllldfllltk, AI. lilzltm-y. tl Fmmu. lf. Cruclisa-k Bottom Row: Hr. Lusko, A Kvztrns. D. tllllltvr. NI. Kris tolt. D. Dt-cto. D. Krzmity XY, Bull Top Row: lf, Ulyam, lt. Fry. ll l.uwrvnxi. Nl. Btutm-y. If Stt'f2tIl4lII, Nl. Ynkox'it'll. D l'llHl'l'tUll, VI. Il'llt'. lt. Iwat- sum- Nliddlc Row: A. Ilorm-y. IC Burkc-tt. S. Colxin, H. Sitt- 1n:111,C.'I'il1stvy. ll. Cummrct S. tJlJLll'lliL'k, G. Lush, S. Au- t-oski. IJ. Tn-stu. lt, Grimm Bottom Row: Mr. Boggs, K S Svtl. P. Ntulpvzxi. IC. lloflv Smittu. Nl. I.11sk1-y. li. Ln- Yvttzl Top Row: I.. lltll'IllilIl. lt. Mol- ovit-ll. C. Milton, P. YVa'a1k- tamct. CI. Stlllliltl, 'lf Sta-lmvy. rl. Whit, lt. 'l'llmtxry, C. XVz1lt Middle Row: P. Di l,lYl't'IIfU. -I, ljlbllllldlblx, P. Lym-lm. Al. Nvw- mzm. fi. Xlzulgtlzlll, Stvzlct- mxm. Xt. 'l'omzmio. VI. Stron- mlu. Y. Clorss, A. Corso, QI. Lush. C, Nl2ltlll'I'S Bottom Row: Mr. Clyory. A. Atltmrigtlt, A. Uritzal. If. Ho- St'llStl'C'l, rl. Solazzo, B. Slmgg- lit-. D. SIll2ll'I'2l, S. Kzlist-r. A, ttitltlvll, A. Blau-k. li. Clllopp. lt. ltlllkll' Tom Row: H. S noon xx llttti x X D mls o om Row: . 's. ,' ps 1 xc ct xss 1 I ll . I s. ,. mr . f-1' ?2?'-1' .Sill W. - I W lv' v 'Q ' ' Z ., y!!'1l GS P16331-J. w',fRw L-Fwtif. t '1,.,,3 'i': f .3 , - 1v..,'f --V. wygiyihgp Ai, 4.5 . mg- 'NM-4 54154 .tm 1.5. 4 1-M '-Y-'Aff' JAg.i'1fL.Aj E.Lv?.mf' t,-P-6 A 4 if Mir ii megan! Standing: Corso, C. Suman Seated: E. Hofier, R. Molovich, V. Gorss OFFICERS President . .,...... Charles Suman Vice-President .. Ralph lwiolovich Sec.-Treas. .. ..,, Ernest Stefanon SUPHDMORES Make the future of S. T. H. S. look bright When the school term began on Septem- ber 2nd, the class of 'i55U returned to Sewick- ley as Sophomores. They had waited for three years to become members of the Senior High School, and they quickly assumed their new responsibilities. At the conclusion of their Freshman year, they had elected their oflicers. Charles Suman was chosen for the position of President, Ralph Molovich, Vice-Presidentg and Ernest Stefanon was elected Secretary- Treasurer. Valare Gorss, Edna Hoifer, and Annette Corso were selected to represent the Sophomore Class on the Senior High Student Council. Since Sophomores are permitted to participate in club activities, they became active members of all the school organizations. In addition, the boys who had played foot- ball and basketball in junior High now be- came energetic members of the Senior High teams. The climax of the Sophomore year was the Shamrock Dance which was delight- fully different and a collossal success. The Sophomores have tried to uphold the stan- dards of Sewickley Township High School, and will continue to the best of their ability to attempt to raise these standards. E. Stefanon, A. Then Juniorlhg The ninth graders returned to Sewiclilev in September to be confronted with many new and ditticult subjects. Since they had now chosen the course they wished to follow in high school, science, algebra, commercial and general math had been added to their curriculum. How proud they were to be called Fresh- men, but they frequently needed guidaneeg and their advisors, Mrs. Herbert, Mr. Andreo. and Mr. Shott were Friends in Need to many a bewildered Freshmen. They had chosen their otlicers while they were still in eighth grade and when the school year began these leaders quickly shouldered their new responsibilities. These officers were: President, Connie Cunnardg Vice- President, Gayle Vissatg Secretary-Treasurer. Clara Miltong Student Council Representa- tives, Larry lioughner, Nlarilvn Kasperik. Syl- via Nesbit. OFFICERS President Connie Cnnnard Viee-President Cayle Vissat See.-Trcas. Clara Milton h S-4 ner, M. Kasperik C. Milton days are over Many of the members of this class partici- pated iu the junior High western assembly which was acclaimed a huge success. They also took part in other Iunior High activitiesg and their boys became the junior High foot- ball and basketball heroes, while their girls displayed musical talent in the Girls Chorus. Nlany of the Freshmen supported the Senior High football and basketball teams at every game. The members of the Freshman Class are deterniined to become a real asset to Sewick- ley Township High School and they have established an admirable junior High record for any class to follow. As the school year draws to a close and their Iunior High School davs are oyer, they are preparing to assume the new responsibilities which they will face when they become sophomores in Senior High School. FRESHMEN Standing: S. Nesbit,l Lough C funn Seated: G.Vissat. I. 1 Top Row: D. Lu: C. Yisszit XI YllX'l F I'1mIwmc'rfi'r. . . .u. .. .. .1 g C, XXX-Im:-rixiiig, Il, Cull- llrlllf. I.. I.,I7llQ,'Illl4'I'. P. Irvl zu. II. Smith. P. Iiuscii. It S17UUllIlHNYtlI'CI, D. Kc'IIc'r Middle Row: XV, Iii I,zmihL-rt. D. BIiIIc-r, B. f hit, NI. Pvrry. I. Kiisiiiit-rck S. Pows-II, A. IIOr11vy. II. By nm, C. C1-sI0r. F. Ein-Iim. C. Shupe- Front Rowz Mr. J. Ancirc-0. XI Curry, XV. IIiIcIcnIimi1rI, I Miller. J. But-kstrum. Nl Cundim-, 1. Zuxusky. D. Comix I. Driimmcmd, P. Lynch. S Nvshit, C, I.. Hissc-ii. C. A Bissvri Top Row: C. Iinwluud. I . Lvs- nickvy, II. Cumsvllu, A. Ku- suk, Ii. Ray. IJ. IJODCIIQI, II Critchfic-IQI, I. NIRIIIIIIIU. II Aultmzm, D. Zigut. IV. Flam nigzui. H. KuIvsI1a1, R. Cc-ccu ni-Ilu, R. IIugh0s. C. IIuIc she-k Middle Row: D. Slmwlvy, C Miltlm, M. Cociwiimir, AI. Lil hc-ii, NI. Clww, NI. Yuwun S. Angt-It-yk, S. ClllI1tIIil. D XV1-ani-r, C. Cumiurci, NI Smith, D. Fox. M. Lymis B. Krvdic Front Row: Nlrs. A, II1-rhc-rt V . , . . , IN. Sc-xrr. I. Stuhhs, C.. Ixiam- c-Iiissur. L. Bccidick. D. lin- Imc-rtsmm, AI. Cundiv. B. Flami- Qun, II, Ahutc-. BI. Bc-ck. NI Kuspaxrck. I. Bhtmwit-k, ,I Spmxiiiirmurcl. D. Baihiuk Top Row: -I. Smith, AI. Chupp XI, Crc1sc'Iy, D. IAIIIQIIIIIKIIII' 'If Ca1icIusI1. V. Spvmttn, I7 'IR-rriiuiii, N. Yan-koxinli. I3 Sirutcimcii. F. Hin-Iivr, I Ciccrmi, XV. Hoialc. D. Kris- tuII', C. Supp. II. Alhright Middle Huw: II. Iloiifh A P- y - Smith. -I. SIOImcIi1iIc, T. Timi- rzi YV Ross Y Lush XI' coll H ir . - -' . -fs Simmusv A. IIuIJcrtsm1 Bottom Row: Mr. Shott D ' icish . Sti vhs I. Pc ri . I , . . 1 if-r. I 'mmmiomI, VI. Iursu, .I z1l1ivI, S. I 'tIl'4.'. T. au'- zl. 2 X . Comic-. 7 IN i N P fax 4 A ick row ill-It to rigIllJ: II. Kan' ciaisii. Ii. Hizliiivy, NI. Yalvixu- xic-Il. II, IIuIIK'i'. 'If Imiigl. .I Xiurilv. VI. Prvilzi, xl, I,1m-uni KI. NIiIialIin's. rl. K1-Ily. A Iliugs, II. I'c-upivs icIrIIL' row: IC. Urlms, I, Llmpp, -I, Iimmiuivik. II. UI- In-usli, I . Oniiuiy CI. Stniic-IX II, I'iu'm-ll, S. SI-raiiiski, N Yiiisivix. NV, Iiuwi-Iiiiaiii. AI XViiIscIi, ami IJ, Zuiiryci ront row: NIV. IDl'L'Ii1'li. I, 4.111-rrli-rl. AI. I'llISL'IIl'I', Ix. Ar- Icmttal. If. I c'iim'I. Cf. Ciiii-1111111 S. Cm'Im'ic'IQ, -I. SRIIIIVS. Ii 1 I,m1siil'c'. A. In-stil. NV. Kniv- sIi11,AI. QIUIIIINHII, II. AI'lllStl'Ullg ack row flcit to rightlz Nlr Pritts, IJ. NIcm'i'vy, IC. Nlaitu xicIl. FI, Ilan-rismn. If. :XII m'I sik. A. II1n'pvr. KI. NVi11'i-Imiii II. Szirwfie-IcI, C. Cllupp, XY I'up4'IIz1, II. ,I1'IIisrmi1 imci II 7'w'u' ii A., iddle row: II. Kzlrglc-, Y. Ilii- Iwrtsrmii, I'. juliiisoii, Cl. Cul- xin, IJ. Nllliiki, A. CIi'11cIis1-Ii, I SIc'ImcIiiiIi. V. I.llf1ll', NI. FUI- il'I'I0ll. A. Spin-Ixiv. I. Iziiiimu znmI II. Sic-zlciiiiznl fmt row: NY. lic-vlmmii. Al Higgins. NI. Uzilstiwnii. II IJ4'l'l'IIIIJ, IS. Vaiiiwi. S. lfviiizx- Vik, I'. IIIVIIIIHY, I . Cliuiliui. I. Yz1i1DyIu'. -I. 'I'ii1sIn-y. ll, ICI- kiiw amcI IJ. Ilywin . I. 2 2 '1. . ' I. wk row Ilcft to riglitlz II. Oin- Icn C' 'I'11li1iIx1 I I'ux D Iivcwv, II. Iiilinlszlyl II. Smuy cial. IJ. SIu'l'Izu', II, Yi-llc-tx, NI Cmliiili. Y. Stvimzlli. II. Iiu ss-i1sIw'I. Cl. Pipvr. XY, Y4'wl'- ski. P. f,ilY4'lZ2l icItIIe row: K. Iliigiivs. Cl II1lIIIISix1l. ID, XX'is1-, 'I' 'l'Iim'm'. Il. 'II2llIIIil'I', NI Cialrk. S, XI11i'fm'Ii, IJ, Ccmk IJ. Stm-im-11 II. NIQLIIIN-ws, II IIc'ali1ic'1'. IC. Fiiiprm- :uni I XYLIISUII rim! row: Xlr. Yassin, AI. 'ill xi-III-, P. Kisiicli. II. Smiiiilfki IS.AII1-n,fI.XViIIi11ms,S,'I'ins I1-y, l. Ijiiiwl, D. Sfaificmi, -I IIIiriI4. X. Nliilrm. II. IIc'iicI1'i'- smm, It f.m's'iiI7. ami I. Bllf fzmi 5 I H 2 mr- 1- St ndmg P. Tempo, B. Van- Seated R. Perrino. H. Taulk- tr E Urbas Lavella Looking ahead with keen interest NVith only a little trembling and anxiety, one hundred twenty-one eighth graders be- gan the second year of their journey through junior high. They had no outstanding achieve- ments in eighth grade, but they gained experi- ence to cope with the problems of the coming years. They learned many lessons, this year, but one of the most important was cooperation with faculty and classmates. They had a heavy class schedule and their participation in school activities was limited, but they enjoyed the assembleys, pep meetings, and movies as well as the football and basketball games. Their boys have learned good sportsmanship EIGHTH GRADE as a result of their experience on the junior High basketball and football teams. Other members of their class have displayed talent in chorus, orchestra, band, and cheerleading. They wisely chose the following energetic leaders as their class officers: President, Helen K. Taulkerg Vice President, Edward Urbasg Secretary-Treasurer, Rose Mary Perrinog Stu- dent Council Representatives, Bernadette Vanyo, JoAnn Lavella, and Phyllis Tempo. They hope that in the future they will main- tain the high standards which are their heri- tage as students of Sewieklev Township High School. OFFICERS Prvsitlent , ,. .llelen K. 'lltlll Vice President .. . ,. . Edward Urbrs J See.-Treas. , ,. .Hose Mary lilfllltl In September of 1952, we nervous, noisy seventh graders began our first year in Junior High. We found that this was different from other years: there were new teachers, new subjects, and new classmates. Our home-room teachers, Mr. Lawson, Miss Bedford, Mr. Hop- kinson, and Mr, McCune, helped orient us to Iunior High life by advising us on our many problems. Our class elected the following officers to guide us through our first trying year: President, Yolanda Cheskeyg Vice Pres- ident, Dennis Lawrenzi, Secretary-Treasurer, Marlene Hopkinson, Student Council, Geral- Officers resident .. , .,,. .,.. Yolanda Che-sk:-y ice President ., .. .. D-ennis Lawrcnxi Lcrctary Treasurer ,...., Marlene Hopkinson ' Standing: Y. Cheskcy, V. Spoonhowand, C. Rupar, D. Lawrenzi Sitting: I. Wilps, M. Hopkinson dine Rupar, Irene Wilps, and Virginia Spoon- howard. We competed with the eighth grade in the Fire Prevention Week essay contest and our Lynn Wachtler won first prize, a S25 Savings Bond, and later a gold trophy when she placed first in county-wide competition. Some of our students also participated in chorus, band, and student patrol, and all of us quickly acquired the school spirit and cheered the junior and senior high teams to victory. The greatest achievement that we accomplish- ed as seventh graders, however, was learning to work together. SEVENTH GRADE 10p ISUWZ I.. xlpuvllitrx. u. SClllllll'l'. L. Zl'Illit'I', U, Be- lllli, Al. clI'1lClkl1l, li. Built-y. C. llotliwc-ll. ll. Stepiuslq. D. Drummoml. XY. l'4l'lllll'll. 'lf llzlldialli. L. Spiclivl Middle How: A. liustrn. C. Burmlt. lt. Biwcliii. P. Kem'- Illlll. H. B1'owi1. S, Fry, L. llilXl'1llllll1. Y. Cilwskt-5. NY. l.c-wis Bottom Row: Mr. llopliiilsoil. C. ciillltllll. ll, Ilit-In. M. Hop- kinson, S. Smitli. bl. flllllltblil. D. Flamnigzm. B. Altii-ri. Cf. liUlJL'l'tMlIl. lt. Fergusml. Vl. Bumly Top Row: lt. lliggim. A, Lmim- to. AI. Kristotli. C. Trout. XY. Sc-neil.. C. llougli, C. Kell- mlll. M. YllI'lQUNlL'lI. D, Clou- cle Middle Row: tl. Smith, l'. Ced- mam. D. Yissut. B. Skrulxski. B. Meflrvw. l'. KH-tlic. M. Mt'Alpim'. S. Cuniolu. Il. Lip- niskis. Cl, Higgins. Cf. Slmwl Bottom Row: Mr. xlCcll1Ill'. XY. Stlllmlus. M, Hopi-alli. D. Stzl- cler. Il. Tlieilvc-rt. P. Hey- nolcls, l. SZIIIIFS. C. ltupzir, V. Spoonlnoxxzlrcl. l. XYilps, Al. Spomlliowalnl P. Kixielewslii Top Row: D. l..1xx1't-xixi. XY. Maitlu-rs. D. Kroll. Al. lttwykllx. A. lltlfilllklllgll. l'. ACAlI', lt. Bisli, lt. llaiclclovlx. L. Bus- surcl. T. Kisim-rilq, NY, Spisak Middle Row: L. Dvutsln. M. llilt'llUlII'. D. l.alSll. Y. Siliorzl. D. llilllllllll. ml. Stt'llIlt'A'. I.. Am-oski. D. Aultmam, H, illlllllllff. lf. True-, P. Bll5Skll'tl Bottom Row: Miss 15:-d1'ui'cl. S. Trox. I, jones. li. llurxutli. S. Cult-iisliy. lt. Fiume. M. vllClIllt'l'i, L. llisll, L, Mliellt- ln-1'. xl. De Turk. H. Slllllltl D, Nlt-Ki-Il. li. l 'tlI'I11t'l' Top Hou: Ci. llUlUIIlSlll'l'x. 'lf Fll'lllt', I.. clllilfillhtllll. A. Nl2ll't1llL'7. A. A'llCllllL'li. I . Clloluosliy. ll. b S1llllt'5, M, c.l'Ull5t', M. X1-ll. l. ltlclzlvll Middle Row: I , Slixiiisky, L. l'odlJeselx. B, Lzwlu. K. Xu- mestlxal. 'lf Shout. XI. Al- liriglit. hl. -lHllllSUIl, -I, Fretv. lf. Maloney. lf. llm-liiimii. S. Liptuk Bottom Row: Mr. l.amsun. tl. Milmlko. S. lllaleli. T, Slum- lvy, E. Erri-tt. Al. Bl'yI'2lIltl, li. KUClll1SlL'. li. Yzlilclylie. L. Smuil. XY, Conalv. E. Derr. M. XV4-auf-ig N. Armumlino S9 EAT MENTS Pictorial nmthematical genius wishful thinking oops, a spill! IX Review of Life . . sew L1 fine seam . . . cafeteria capers . . . dancing duo at Sew Q . Q y?fi',:7 af, - af' i,,'7'p1 11' Ili!! ' 1 rf- S If .yy sw up- Q Qzvkf ,W 5, Z 'ff f'l!: V, j vi X! Q ,X 51,7 fj f, x ' ' ff, UI -Q 4 159 , Z ff Sfy ygggwuxg egw cgi 5 4 ickley I pledge ullcgiznlcz ready for ii ride somethingis amiss a - fb ' H 'ii-' , 'i- I W If 4, i.,. Mya, igmqqwu f V M H, 5, . L 5 3 'Q ' .,. 1 G- T 15 A ., i' 5 .:g fy- f - , i'Ye'v:Q ':3 W i 'H J J gg' ..,,..,, ..,. 1 .Ha ,.,. .. i V. K fe- .ul , LMQMW jw is-i V. ' ' 4 Nee m, w Jef' V zip J -sf -tx. sc v , mmm, f iv 55 , ,R Q3 I Y W X vm Av, A O LWWM v H iv NORVHZ curve W Wi M ' , .. L- ei it Q,,L1, 4 . we si ' . f- - 1 I .vkif',l,i5fl'IIlHUIi5! iC.tkIlllNlllXt .numi 111 S uns' I wok wlmt ilu-x surl ally 1 vt Hu' chan I , , - , . ing XUIII' l'z1rrlm'l'! Xl11silmc'l's':1l illtvrxfsii I I 'lib- ...A-.Q sr ' ' ,fa ,,, 1. Z if vf I likv llnix um' In-lim: Illlll' wut Im 1l.m1mg IIKSIIIINHL1!l1l17.lI'l'IIIIKIKIN. ls1nlImc'L5 '1ml' lt'2ll'lllllQ1lIlA'XKKIVIH. Stl I ff lll'lllhHXl'!'IlIlll'lltIK lil1'lN lalw nun' tum- xw- ll H1185 gi Ap.,....,,-A.-Q 0-ww .V Q3 an' -4 fn W W N,,,,,,W W ,1 fain?- F 5 ' 0 STUDENTS DEVELUP VARIED INTERESTS T M 3 M .f ,X , if f N431 W M,,..1 ,,.palb4P ,yu-vQ A ..T..,gf, 3 my , we ve :,w,,..QI- , f , 44 f?i'iffl'2L.3gufL,l ,5'5:13?5Srf -ifT11-QT. Y 1 j - - - , ,-415,-iimwlwss 'Nw an rf a g.-ftf.,1 . ,R , Q AS 4, 931 !i.L,7 4a -T2f5'f.:'1,, 35, Q ' - 7-F..,flf U I , I ,:.,.,-1,--,'E, J , . , U 4 4,11 1 -27,7-'f'-3JLf',g 7','j,.y: :QE'N. T 3 - 'W S 'MIA' ' Ma 'ff 4 '34n..f,. . 1 ' 'if 1' -A 1 bali?-.135 M?.1iQk,,-iiawzfmkkhfm-mmmiw,mmM 1 1 T f Activities ANNUAL STAFF This group, chosen as those to prepare the M1953 Sewicklevf Worked with efficiency and coordination in undertaking their project which was to present a pictorial record of the people and activities at Sewickley. VVith lo- seph Smayda as editor and Currie Bruno as his assistant the stall began the seemingly endless tasks of photography scheduling, lav-out, and vvrite-ups. VVhile Dolores Slebodnik sketched the amusing illustrations, Audrey Neff, Dolores Koontz, Mary Ann Crimin, VVilliam Spaniel. XVilliam Cradisek. and Frank Suman struggled with the literary material. The staff was guided in its efforts by Miss Smith, whose energetic supervision Was large- ly responsible for the publication of 'iThe Se- wiekleyf, As the financial advisor, Miss Havden Worked closely with the business manager, David Predjana, to raise the necessary funds to finance the publication of our yearbook. Also under Miss Hayden's direction were the typists who worked diligently to prepare the ads and the copy for the printer. EDITORIAL R. Cnesda nil: BUSINESS mr, A. Steiner xel, N. Sesser 46 Standing: D. Koontz, NV cflill sek, M. A. Urinnn, XV Spuut N. Faust, F. Suinan, C Stn Seated: A. Nell, D. P c lfll Al. Slnayda, C. Bruno, D Sla 1 c Standing: li. Triaeea, Cho D. Koontz, ll. Ilm rs in Yates, D, lludsou, Nl C un u In-ll, C, Ricci. V. llollat L Seated: D. Prediana, lit ll. Condean, l'. Veitnh B lfi ll R Snl dt D Yltes C' Hilden- Third Row: C. Chopp, N. Lash, R. Leasure, R. Critci e c, . I zy 1, . 1 ., .. brand, H. Ray, F. Cradisck, C. Weberking, R. Maloney, D. Mowrcy. J. Scrabski, W. Bosch. Second Row: H. Sarsfield, T. Thorne, c:.1T0Ill1lllGl, WV. Beneclosky, S. Marzoch, M. Yuvan, P. Chopp, N. Cotter, S. Theis, A. Neil. M. Perry, P. Perrino, K. Hughes, S. Scrabski, D. Skerlac. First Row: J. llosac, R. Cvccancllo, I. Solano, M. Laskey, D. Reece, l'. Stubbs, li. Slltllltlll, V. Corss, R. Lavelle, R. Vijuk, F. Corentz, S. Fry, D. Flanigan, I. jones, D. Lash, W. Condi, Mr. Kober. Kneeling: D. Sinarra, A. Corso, P. Testa. P. Perrino, N. Hamilton, C. Ricci, K, Lnzar, li. Lnzar, P. Malpezzi. Une of the most colorful organizations in I the school is the seventy piece Sewickley M Township High School Band which is under the direction of Mr. Kober. Attired in its orange and black uniforms, it presents the spirited marches for pep meetings, football games, and parades. The most outstanding performance of the year was the annual band concert which was held on April 24th. At this presentation the band displayed its ver- satilitv when it played semi-classical and pop- ular selections as well as a collection of favor- ite marches. The four year band members are rewarded when they graduate by receiving a band jacket which they can wear with pride for many years. The future of the Sewickley Township band looks bright since there are only a few graduating seniors and manv talented under- classmen to fill the ranks in future seasons. bien with a horn! 47 CLUBS Journalistic Club This large and active group of juniors and Seniors meets monthly under Mr. Shott's super- vision to learn more about the problems of jour- nalism. The members are all anxious to discuss every phase of newspaper work and many are fascinated by the thought of a career in journal- ism. As a membership requirement each student must write an article which may be published in the ReHector,,' the school newspaper. This furnishes an interesting opportunity for creative writing and provides practical experience for those who wish to become journalists. S i Reflector Staff These are the members of the journalistic Club who take an especially active interest in journalism and are chosen by Mr. Shott to serve on the staff of the 'iHeilector.'i Their officers are elected by the Iournalistic Club. This yearis editors were Arlene Kreminsky and Dolores Ilal- ahurich and the assistant editor was Mary Kav Serro. The staff was composed of nine members and four faithful typists. This group and their advisor Mr. Shott were responsible for keeping the Reflector,' tops in favor with faculty and students alike. . I - . I l . ' My .y f ff- - . Fifth How: A. Banghman, Z. laizar, A. Neff 1 - W x 1 - 1 - . . f . 1. lerrino, H. Ackerman, C. Ashley, ll. Pio- '7l'2'. ' vesan, S. Smith, D. Slebodnik, M. K. Serro A. M. Cedman, J. Lipniskis, I. Chopp, H Drop, C. Cheskey, I. Plassio, M, Palieka Fourth Row: Andrewson, D. IIlllkllIl1l'lCl1, P Miller, A. Contrella, N. Colfer, P. Chopp, Duncan, C. Hopkinson, A Kreminsky, C Dennotta, H. Smith, M. Kochasic man, E. M, Newman, M. Tucci, M. Hill, M Campbell, H. Condean, K. Costanza, M. A nour, V. Moore, A. Opaehick, 1. Vota. Second Row: Mr. Shott, XV. Bosch, R. Gm-sda P. Belak, ll. Eicher, D. Crushesky, J. A Barnhart, F. Calensky, G. Cassanelli. D Eiehler, M. A. Beamer, N. VVilliams. L Pace, M. Vinsick, S. Vadjun, R. Espey First Row: C. Heltebran, G. Curry, R. VVrohlc C. Coleman. F. Calensky, VV, Gradisek, ,l Flanigan, J. Johnson, j. Smith. 1. VW-aver A. Hopkins, A. llighberuer Standing: D, Crushesky, M. Tucci, ll. Cues vich, A. M. Cedmam ro, A. Kreminsky, D. Halahurich, C. Cheskey Smith, Z. l.uzar 48 Ciec, H. Lindich, A. Steiner, Al. Perlick. Nl. Third How: I. Skrabski, P. Farrow, llye- Crimm, E. Popovieh, A. Prailey, E. Coehe- da, M. l'alic-ka, j. Smith, Mr. Shott, H. Cong dean, B. Leasure, D. Slebodnik. E. Popu- Sitting: l. Stcadman, A. Contrella, M. K. Ser- Home Economics Gluh This club is composed of thirty-seven Vo- cational home economics students who will realize the importance ot their training When they someday become home-makers. Vis- iting Pierce VVoolen Mills in Latrobeg decorating the Xmas tree in the hall, and serving the annual athletic banquet spon- sored by the Club Were a few of the many activities in which the girls participated this year. Under the guiding hand of Mrs. Mc-Crew and the energetic officers. the club enjoyed an active season. on Row: D. Slebodnik. L. Hartley, P. Bisli, R, Spoon howard, B. Zaltutney, ll Sames, M. Dermotta. Z. Lu zar, K. Luzar. B. Crazel, R Piovesan, Smith, N. Ses ser. Middle Row: Mrs. ML-Crew IJ. Ray, H. A. Davis, C. Med- ved, L. Pace, A. Highberger K. Costanza. C. Ashley, A Riddell, D. llalahurich, C Cheskey, S. Theis. Bottom Row: P. Farmer, E. Vandylie. F. Trou, F. Denni- son, S. Moore, B. Barndt, M. Massaglia. F. Calensky, J. Couchenour, I, Steadman. E. Popovicll, A, M. Cedman, N. Al. Hamilton Top Row: lt. Sinnamond, F. Koleslia, C. Ricci, R. Ack- erman, M. K. Serro, G. Sen- ett, -I. Polandielv, Al. Stead- man, YV. Seigfried Middle Row: Miss Mitchell. E. M. Newman, P. Veiteh. ll. Solano, A. Neff, V. Corss, C. Tinsley, ll. Cunnard Bottom Row: M. Laskey, E. Holler, N. Smith, li. Con- dean, C. Mathers. P. Miller 49 CLUBS French Club Le Cercle Francaise, which aims to teach its members the importance ot a foreign lan- guage in the modern World, has grown and progressed under Miss Mitchellis helpful guidance. This energetic group of students deserves its reputation as one ot the most ac- tive organizations at Sewickley. In spite of the fact that it is a minor club and may not sponsor outside activities, the members raise money with which they annually purchase paintings to brighten the halls or library. This club has fulfilled its motto: Liberty. Equality, and Fraternity. ARTISTS AT HEART USHERETTES fleft to rightl: J. Bissen, R. Spoon- lioward, I. Polandick, B. Golobisli, AI. Lush, P. Di Lorenzo, H. Cunnard MAJOIRETTES fleft to rightj: P. Testa, C. Ricci, K. Luzur, A. Corso, N. J. Hamilton, P. Pcrrino, P. Malpezzi, D. Smarra R. Luzzlr background: Mr. Kober STAGE CREW Standing: F. Suinan, W. Spaniel, R. Sirofchuck, D. Predjanu, Mr. An- dreo Kneeling: C. Cnesda, I. johnson, R. Nesbit, T. Casper 50 . , , . J 5. leinpo. S. Kaiser. li. Friaea, D. Halahurich, C. Cassanelli. L. lace. Cooperation Assures Success Usherettes May I have your tickets, please? Mllere are your seats. sirf' These are just a fcw polite phrases used bv our charming usher- ettes in their attractive costumes, whose duty it is to seat the audience quickly and quietly. These six sophomore girls are chosen by Mrs. Rainey and trained by the two juniors, loan Bissen and Barbara Golobish, who gained their experience as usherettes last year. Majorettes Leading the S.T.H.S. band are the nine high-stepping majorettes whose precision twirling and marching drill entertain and fas- cinate their audiences at football games and parades. Under Xlr. Kober's direction, the girls originate the formations which will be used bv the band in halftime performances on the gridiron. The majorettes as well as the band members receive jackets when they graduate. Stage Grew The stage crew is composed of eight jun- ior and senior boysg the juniors being trained to carry' on efficiently the following year. They work diligently backstage to assure the success of all the many performances that are pre- sented on our stage. They clean the stage. erect the scenery, and regulate the lights and curtains. The initiative of Mr. Albert Andreo constantly keeps the crew aware of their never-ending responsibilities. Cheerleaders These six girls who lead the cheering sec- tion at pep meetings and football games pos- sess the energetic qualities which characterize good cheerleaders. Not only do they furnish the moral support for the football and basket- ball teams, but they assist by selling the season tickets for the games. They likewise contrib- ute to the success of the Club by selling dance tickets and greeting cards. More than a hundred aspiring actors meet each month under the name of the Dramatic Cluh. Their director, Miss Smith, is a top notch performer herself and her never exhausted sup- ply of ideas Was largely responsible for the varied programs of the cluh. The members not only gain experience in acting, hut they also learn to appreciate the value of a good stage performance. In a more serious vein, the members read poetry by the World's outstanding poets and for those who are inter- ested, public speaking and recitation are import- ant phases of the program. The cluh serves a four-fold purpose: it elim- inates a great deal of the students stage fright. it gives the memheris training in the fundamen- tals of dramatics, it provides an excellent oppor- tunitv for developing self-expression, and it fur- nishes entertainment for the monthlv meetings. Fourth How: I. Smith, S. Valore, V. Staigvil, R Drop, ll. Hudson, B. Le-asnre, P. Harenslci, VY Cradisek, C, Bruno, J. Smayda, VV. Spaniel, A Hopkins, M. Palicka. N. Faust, C. Heltehran Third Row: AI. Chopp, F. Kapelar, F. Kolesha N. Holomshek, AI. Skrahski, L. Yates, M. A. Crinnn, A. Kreminsky, H. Ackerman, C. Cheskey C. Ricci. C. Shuster, H. Hershey, H. Smith, F Galensky Second Row: M. Campbell, D. Corso, R. Eicher S. Moore, Z. Lnzar, E. Newman, P. Belak B HUGH First Row: Xliss Smith. A. Steiner, D. Halahnrieh C. Ashley, K. Costanza, M. Tucci, YV. Bosch D. Slehodnik, H. Popovich, l. Steachnan. S. Thais H. Piovesan. D. Grnshesky Fourth How: .l. johnson, A. Highherger, H. Miles A. Malik, C. Coleman, VV. Siegfried, C. Miller C. Gnescla, M. Namestka, B. Keller, R. Trnxal R. Vllrohle, C. Barin, M. Kochasic Third Row: A. Banghman, V, Moore, R Lord P. Second Bow: L. Hartley, V. Bohaeik, A. Gedman H. Lindich, J. Lipniskis, M. Vinsick, S. Vadjun, P. Chopp, N. Cotter, N. Hamilton, A. Contrella, B. Kline, M, Scrro, M. Hill, j, VV1-aver First Row: C. Senefl, li. Duncan, J. Couehenonr L. Pace, M. A. Beamer, D, Eichler, H. Cnesda . Calensky. G. Cassanelli, A. Prailev F. Tron kinson, N. VVilliams, l . Dennison, C. Prejza 52 Grazel. A. Neil. P. Pcrrino, P. Veiteh, lt. ,Tri- , s Miller, P. Farrow, S. Hycman, C. Cicci. I. Per- lick, A. Upachiek, j. Vota, li. Espey, G. Curry v If ' ., is E. Cochenour, P. Testa, I. Bamhart, C. Hop- I Qcrahski, ll. llershey, P. Veitch, l. Trracca. I Lahcn, D. Smarra, C. Cicci, bl. lolandiclt, E. Duncan, Miss Mitchell, uchenour, ll. Ackerman. P. Mal- ptfzi, H. Sittlnan LIBRARY CLUB NVhere can I find my author IIlk1tC1'li1lly, . . . uls this hook a week overdue already?,, i'Cee XVhizl That's l0c, isn't it?v These are familiar phrases to the friendly, capahle librarians Who. under the watchful eye of Miss Mitchell, effi- ciently serve the needs of all the students who use the library. They must he familiar with many of the fiction hooks as well as the many reference sources in the lihrarv, since thev are called upon hv the students to guide them in their selection of reading material. In addition to serving they do the hehind-the-scenev jobs such as processing, carding, cataloging, and rc- pairing. These girls represent a real spirit ol' service to the school since theirs is a daily job, done willingly and without thought of reward. Are you sure it's due todayibiv Cheskey, D. cll'llSlli'Sliy, C. Hicci, 3 rino, A. Krerninslcy. A. Nc-fl, li. Yowan, I. Bissin, ll. Condean, hl. 53 Talented Musicians and Capable Leaders A Worthwhile phrase to reinenibcr and quote: llarniony is the keynote. Senior High Student Council This group, which functions under Mr. McCune,s leadership, is the governing body of the school and is composed of three members from each class and one representative from each club. The main purpose of the council is to incorporate the democratic Way of think- ing into school life, each student thus partici- pating in making democracy Work. Being able to solve problems which arise in school will undoubtedly help to prepare the students for making important decisions later in life. This is another belief and aim of this import- ant organization. Orchestra This yearis orchestra consisted of approx- imately forty musically-inclined junior and senior high school students who enjoy music of a more classical type than that played in the band. NVith Mr. Kober as director, this A moment filled with pride, For couples always side by side. talented group performed at the Senior Play, May Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Since many of the members of this group are underclassmen, the orchestra promises to as- sume a position of increased importance in the musical circle at Sewickley. Junior High Student Council The junior High Student Council Was or- ganized for the purpose of allowing junior high students to participate in the governing of their particular school activities. This ex- perience will prepare leaders to efficiently conduct the affairs of the senior high student council, who have been trained to understand and accept the allied responsibilities. In addi- tion it creates an early spirit of cooperation between faculty and students. Aided by Mr. McCune,s direction and advice these students are learning the principles of democratic gov- ernment. JR. HICII STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: B. Vnnyo, P. Te-lnpo, M. Kus- purck, NL-shit, Mr. McCunv Sitting: J. Rupur, I. NVilps, L. Lough nvr, V. Spooniiowarci, I. La1Vc'IIz1 ORCHESTRA Standing: D. Dyson, R. Lmnsurc-, R. Cm'- canu-lio, F. Crudisck, R. Mulonz-y, C Iiough, C. XVQ-bcrking, R. Critchfit-ld R. Ray, -I. Muntino, M. Nzunestku, D Tcstu Third Row: R. Huglws, N. Lush, D Rcecc, D. Skerinc, R. Sarsfit-id, R. L11- VL-llu, K. Iluglics, VV. Bcncluski, V Corss, M. Luksvv, M. Ynxznx. F. Cnr- vntz, S. Powell, Mr. Kuluvr Second Row: P. Stubbs, R. Sittnmn. li Burkett, S. Fox, M. Pcrry. T. Tliurnv R. Higgins, R. Slnuycia, I. Rnsuc, C Ciwpp, C. Hildcnbrund, R. Vuiuk First Row: M. Yuwun, E. Marlon:-v I jones, S. Fry, D. Flunigan, K. Nauiii-stl ku, E. Errit, L. Dvutsch. D. Lush. M. Albright SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: E. Iioffvr, P. Ham-nski, Y. Corss, AI. Alolmson, A. Curso, F. Slllllilll, R. Ackvrnmn, S. Vnlorv, H. Eiclivr, Mit ixICfIIIIN' Sitting: Z. Lumr, S. Smith. D. Iiiliililllf- ich, R. Cnc-sciu, C, Bruno. S. Tllvis. I. Stvacinum. E. Popnvicli -V- JY! ORG!-INIZATI VOCAL MUSIC High notcsg low notcsg music every where, Student singing fills the air. Senior High Chorus Despite a rather late start due to the illness of the director, Miss Penman, the Senior High Chorus still maintained an excellent record. This may he accredited to splendid leadership and the enthusiasm of the students. The chorus this year was unusually large and boasted an abundance of talent. This talent was displayed When many chorus members participated in assemblies and six represented Sewickley at the Westmoreland County Cho- ral Festival at Youngwood. Others Won rec- ognition in the Lions Club Amateur Show. Junior High Girls Chorus This year, as always, thc Iunior High Cirl,s Chorus provided an excellent opportunity for the female songbirds to display their musical talent. Under the leadership of their accom- plished director, Miss Penman, the chorus progressed rapidlv this year. The ninth grade members of the chorus presented a delightful performance at the Christmas assembly, and the entire chorus sang at the Music and Art Festival. These 130 seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls sang popular and semi-classi- cal compositions of many famous composers. and in this Way acquired an increased appreci- ation for the musical masterpieces of past and present. 56 SICXIOII IIIGII CIIUIIUS uurih IInw: A. II.u1QIlm.ul. Cl. Sm-HMI. IC. I7ul1c'am. XI. Ilill. XI. S4-rru. I. Sc'rziIuIxi. I.. Yah-I. II. Grafx-I. II, Aoki-r111.m. ff. fIIu'sIxm'y. CI.IIiL'L'i. II. IIrrxIn'5. S. Smith. II. I'iuu'ml1 S. Amlra-xxxml. S, Ix.n11u-. I.. IlI.n'k Ilird Huw: XI. IM-1'i1immIt.i. I'. I .u'rmm, S. IIyr- lluul. IU. SIm'ImmIl1iL. IC. Xmiiliqlu. A. IIi51In- Iu-rgx-i'. NI. A. Grimm. II. Cmmcli-un. C. Shin' Is-r. I'. Pvrriliu. A. Sh-Im-r. II. I.imIi4'h. XY. IIusc-h. XI. 'I'm'1-1 vcuncl Huw: II. Klmv. I.. II.u'th-5. Y. Xlmm-. I.. I'.uIs-11. II. IIu'lau'Iu-xlq. XI, A. Iflauliuam. ff. .-Xutlmny, A. Krx-iniinsky. K. Cuxhuilzx. X. XVII, II. Yvita-I1. II. 'I'ri.u'nu. II. IIaxIziI1m'icIi. I. I.IpniNIxix. S. Yiuliun. XI. Yiuxivk 'irst Row: I . IM-nimmi, X, XYiIIl:imx. 5. Nlmm I. XVuI5c'Ii, I7. fhixn. II. III-IIIIN. II. I'Ii4.'I14'i'. NI. I'iruIic', XI, ff.m1pIwII. II. Ixmmtl. 5. 'I'hvix. C. Aehlvx. A. III-4In1.in. I. Slxnulinaui. II. I'upm ivh Iuurih IInw: XI. Ixuc'Ii:uls'. A. IIupIN1nx. I'. Ixu- I1-ihzi. I . KIAIIVIIIIQ. I . I'izipvIul'. II. Smith. A. IIIQIIIN-rils-l'. I7. Y.IIvs. IJ, Iludxml. Y. IIoImiixI1vI4. X. Ifzuixt. C, II4-II4'In'.m. II. I.m-uv snrv. II. Kvln-II. X. 011111-Ilia-L. II, Xlihw. I, Smith Third Row: 5. 'lk-mpu. S, Ifux. I'. Xlillrl. I.. Yaltu, CI. Cin-ci. II. Ilululuixli. XI. IIiIl. XI. Sm-rm. A. Striiimg IU. flrllslu-sky. K. I.u1.n', Z. I.u1:n'. ff.IIi1-nl. KI. film-NIQ. I'. I71I.ni'm'n- nw. II. SpumiIum'1mI in-cnml Row: IC. IIurIu-tt. XI. Ihxkvy. II. Shu:- liv. A. IIiQI1IJ4'r714'l'. IC. Xmuxmiu. I'. ICcIwzu'cIx, II. Sitilimim, II. l.fn1I. G, Sn-HMI. S. Cfulxin. A. Kwiviixlxky, X. N-su-i'. S. -Xinc'nxIxi. I. I.auh, II. Cunclc-.ul. I. I'uIumIis-IQ :ini Rim: II. 'I'ii1xIa'3. XI. IM-rrmultu. C. Xlailh- sfrs, S. Up1u'IlirIx. If. IfImpp. A. XI, AIIvri:Ii1. II. Ciuwclq. I. Ifndu-imur. S. Kziiwr. II. Slrrrli S Svll ll Cuiwu I. Sulawmz. XI. . III .. .. . . . . NInsx:igIl.u. II. .X, IJ.n1x. II. lim. XI. Camp- In-II King-1-Iiilgc I. Sln.unI.i, II. Ifly, If. Summa. NX, SILIIIIPI. IJ. Imwi. I. C.lm1v1J. I.. lhuim. XX. I Crucliwk. II. IIau'n-IINIXI. II. Clhinm. I. lulmxmm. , . . II, Ilrup. A. XIQIIIII. I. Ilnwm. K.. IIill'IIl. I. AIvl'ilYI'l'. 'If Ilzupm' III. IIIGII IIIIUIILYS Fourih IIim:H I.. Xml H3144-. I7. fXnItm.m. XI. f.Izu'Ix. II. Iaulllwr. II. Xlukai. A, NI. Mviuum-1' C. AYIIIIQHIM. II. IIi'uIin. I. SII'Im4IliiIx. II. Yam- yo, A. I'4'r1'sIu. I'.. I.s'anlum'. II. NI. IIs'iil11u A. Cr.iIIiNs-Ie. II. I'.u'm-II. I, S.nn4-N. S. Ifry 'I'I1IrfI IIOw: II. 5I1.mlm-5. I. I.u7zu'. 5. 'I'il1xl4-x Y. IIc1Iriusm1. I. A. IIuM.umT. I . Umm-1:17. II Lush. Ix. Xzxlm-IIIXII. I-, htulik. XI. I.. AI- Ixrijlhl. I.. IPI-HIILII. II. 'IIumIn'x. NI. Iloplmu- , .. , . . nun. I. Ivlnpmm. Im. I.uIn-limi' X. Xlllhm. XI IC. I A'lmn-II. II. I.. AIIlL'r1 SUCUIHI Row: II, Xl, 'l'Im-In-i'I. I. X. Ifxvtf. II Samiulski. I. XYUIII. II. .XIII-ni. I'. fhmiim. I I.:1 YI-Ilan. I. I.1i Ym'IIxx. Y. fII1swIxm-3. II. Km.-I1 mic, IC. ICl'rc'tI. IU. I..uI1. Y, SpurunIimx1ii'mI II. Skranlwski. IC. Ilmm-rt. Y, Silxuiux. I. Iumw Ifirsi Row: II. Sl.uIn'i'. XI. Yl14'iniLIl. I.. A IILwcIIwM'k, NY. Cmicliv. I.. Sma1iI. NI. I.. Kulv I-uk, I. -IoIn1vm. XI. I7.xIiIx1mm. XX. Kula-NIM K. Arluttu. I. I l1IwIwi'. I'. Iiilic-In'xuIxi. II Slnuw, C. IIup1u'. Ii. I34-rr. I.. XYau'I1tII-i'. Xl IIUIBI-CIIISUII, C. IIuIwrIxmi. IC. Xlzllmlvx. S Smith. IJ. I I.nmig.u1 FUIITIII Row: X, III-vc-m'. II. Sp.m1vI. I'. I..nn I In-rl. -IC. I.zii14Isljs-lui-l'. II. Xe--hit, C. Yiwu IJ. XIiIIm'r. XI. Immun, 5, I'4m'4-II, XI. Iuxzul I. Colwu. XI. fII1mx. I. l.aiIn'i1 Third IImv: Xl. I.xmms. IJ. l.s-r. I. II.u'Iutrmn NI. Cmulis-. I. Zuxmky. XI. ffm-Iiriimli' I Iillslnivrsk, XI. Ihrry, C. Ili-NIIM, D. Hunk SQCUINI Row: If. Xlillam. Il. SIi.mI1-3. IJ. II41Im vrhrm, II. Sluhhx. I. Cmlcliv. X. I'IurmI'l'. I Ilrummmmcl. I. III:11uxxic-Ii. I . I'IicIu'r, IP. Ifox First Row: NI. Iiaupuiw-II. CI. IX. IIiM1-in. Cf, l ' I XIII IIIMQ-li. KI. II4-Lk. I. Sluhhx. II. AIw.itm-, . I Ivr. C. SI1u1n-. S. Yi-Nhit. XI. Smith. KI, ffm: lmnl I ' .- ' ' as-5feIw:' m:.. . 1, f.I:f,M.q:pf.-I .mu .- M v.-.:m..:::.3+.w- I A CI. A. A. Fourth How: A. IIIQIII4-II. Ii. ZAIICIIIIILA IS. Shugliv. II. Szunvs. P. Furlm-1 C' I ull II C'u1m 1rcI A C'mw X 1. A. , . I 1 . . . Clorss, Ii. Spmmllmmrcl. I. PoI1m cIic-IC. S. CJp1zvI1icIQ. P. BisIl. S. An IC' IJ Slllllfl I CCICIICIIHIII P I-us 1. .. aw. NIiIIv1' Third Row: II. Ilzlxis. I1 Iizly. C NIC-cIw-LI, CI, NILIIIICTH. . . A ISIIILIC. Ii Sittnum, S. Kuisn-11 Cf. 'I'insIvy, P Ili IAIIAVIIZCI. FI. I,zlsIl. IQ. IIuI'I'vr, I' S SCII P: IIIICIILII A XII C.Impp. .. . ' , . . IJri5.fI1t, CfuIx'iu Second Row: H. I.cn'cI. Cf. Ilwlnmm NI. I.nsIu-y, Y. IioI1zu-ik. B. Clulo ImisI1, P. Mnlpvzzi. S. Dm- Turk, I3 Iirmsmustc'-1-I, Ii. Burlmdt. M. IXIa1ssug lin, Ii. V11mIyIu-, A. Cuntrm-II:1. N I CIuII'1'r. I. CfI1upp First Row: Cl. I'rc'im. IJ I'IIL'IIC'I' Ii CIIIVSCIII. II. P1lL'c', I. Cful1cI11'l1u111 , Ii I.1mu', P. ICcIwm1'cIs. N. Smith. I. A I II2ll'IlIIllI'I, I. VIICSIAI. Cl. CIz1ssu1'n'IIi I C lIC'lI9IiV A Pr'1iIn'x' If 'I' nl! . 1. . , . 4 . l'C CI. Ilupkinsml. M, A. IIl'1lIlll'l'. N I, IIQIIIIIIICIII. S. 'II-mpu, C.. C lL'l'I I IICIC Pwr ' -' CLUB I NI1I11IICu II. Nmwlxll D Top Row: I. . ' z ' . 'I'z1ss0r. I.. Slwwottu. II. I7l1xyIC. H. Ilopkinsun. -I. PIussiu. XY. Spzmic-I Nlicldlc Row: I. Zzlklllllm-33 AI. 'I'uyIur, I C'I1cJpp IC Dmp XI' C'r'1cIiQcI4 C' IITIIIIH Boftum How: E. IDC-LIU. AI. I'1llIIL'I'ICllI I. Kklllflllilll. Y, Stzligxxl. Ii. C Imm I . S. XzlIorv. P. Ilzm-lzski XII. Iifllllil CQ. A. A. Fmlrllm Huw: I,. IIzl1'IIL'y. N. AI. IIQlIllII- Im Y C'UII'lI' II Sunrw B 7-1 7 l.I., ', ..i . 41- IKIICIIUX. S. Smith, II. Imw-sauu. V liwlmg-ik, NI. A. Clrimm. I,l'l'IIL'Ix, , I7. SIm'ImcI11ik, Ii. ICIim', II. YI1I'I2lL'C'1l, II. Ilvrslwy. CI. Slmstr-r. Ii. Noga- 1IusIC I ' Imn ' ,. Izlt '. TIlir1I Qliow: . 1 'A ', P I umm II. I,IlZilI'. IC. IIr1IIm'1'. P. CIImpp, A. COIlII'C'II'l A C.ursn. II. C.1111nz1rcI. P I'C'l'l'lI1C7 I I Yz'itcI1. I.. I'ucc', M. A IILHIIIIPI' I7 . . , . . J. SC' I C.r14Iln mum. C.. Ilclml. W. Pm. I. -I. SI4mImsI4i, NI. Kr:-div. NI. Vinsic-Ii S VLQIIIHI . . 1 ec0ncI Row: S. Nlmmx S. Iivn-m'u1 I . ID. Ifju-In-r, CI. AsI1Ic-y. CI. NIc-cIu'rI. A. BiIlI,LfI'lIllkl1l. B. Ilrm-llstvm'I, Y. Cfrmrss, A. N4-II. NI. CAIIIIIDIJVII. I'. 'I'1':111l, H. Clraxc-I, NI. ,I'IlC'L'I. Ii. .Af-In-rllmxl, D. Koontz. AI. I.ipnisIcis. II. I.incIiL'Il int Row: P. Nlulpvxxi, N. Smith. S, D41 YIIlll'Ii. S. XIOm'z', I . IDUIIIIISUII. XVIIIIRIIIIS. Ii. I31u'ncII. P. 'I'csh1. A Pl1iIu I' C'1Ic11sIu CY' C s I. 'Z . '. 12 Insan- nm-III. C., Ilopklnsmm, I. A II1ll'IlIlkll'I, 4- . S. IIN-ls. D. II2lIilIllll'lC'Il, Ii. I,1c-In-r. ' Im ul X XI I IC. Iupox'icI1. I. SIVIIC Clvrlmzm WE RE FUR SPORTS Girl's Athletic Association The Girls, Athletic Association boasts the largest membership of any organization in the school. More than one hundred senior high girls meet each month with Mrs. Herbert to enjoy the active entertainment provided by the clubis varied programs. As an added feature, the C.A.A. scheduled a foul shooting contest and a table tennis tournament as noon- time activities. The girls also sponsored an annual Fun Night at which representatives from the C.A.A. organizations of surrounding schools were entertained in an evening of games and refreshments. S Club The MSU Club is comprised of all athletes who have earned a letter in any of the three major sports: football, basketball, or baseball. With Coach Bruno as its faculty advisor, this organization sponsors various activities to fi- nance its projects which include the purchas- ing of jackets for senior athletes and the pre- sentation of miniature gold basketballs and footballs to graduating lettermen. The KSU Club endeavors to maintain the high athletic standards of S.T.H.S. Over and under. Shufllehoard shenanigans. Ready, get set, go! 59 GANIZATIO OFFICE FORCE Standing: P. Vvitcli, C. Ilupkinmn B. liogalcliit-sky, M. Tuvci, K. Luzur H. AL-kvriimii, N. Svssvr, M. A Clrimni, P. Pcrrino, H. Eichcr, N Faust, C. I'rvizu Sitting: l'. Millm-, M. Czunplwll, Mr Millvr, IC. Nvwinzm COMMERCIAL CLUB Top How: Z. Llizur, N. Svsscr, K Luzur, P. Vcitvh, D. Criishcsky, C Slmstc-r, P. B1-laik Middle Row: L. Yutvs, ,l. Skradwski, Triixcczl, H. llc-rslic-y, C. Ricci. Gumli-ani, M. Czuiiplim-H H. ll. Bottom Row: VV. Bosch. A. Stn-im-1' M. A. Grimm, H. Eiclivr, D Krmntx, M. Krc-dic, I. Sta-iitlimm MOVIE CREW Standing: fbackgroundj C. Bruno, H. Nr-shit, Mr. Boggs, N. Faust, H. Kuiifiiizm, AI. Slnuyidzx, li. Wfrulmlv, YV. Cmclisi-k, D. H1dz1ln11'icl1 Standing: iforegroundj A. Nc-II, -I. Chupp, li. Aoki-rinun. AI. Lipniskis, F. Uzdvnsky Kneeling: 'lf c:ilS13I'li, L. Sililfi-l'l' H0 Exchanging bits of gossip between duties. To Gain Experience, Office Force . At least one member of this group is on hand each period to perform the necessary tasks that arise in the office. They take dic- tation, type, and file reports. Their other duties are to Welcome visitors, answer the tele- phone, distribute the mail and bulletins, and run errands which are assigned by Mr. Miller. These helpers should receive a vote of thanks from the faculty and students, since they assist Mr. Miller in keeping the office functioning efficiently. if Commercial Club Helping students to get a better under- standing of business and preparing them for working in the business world is all part of the task Miss Hayden strives to accomplish each year in the commercial club. Its mem- bers learn to be punctual, precise, and pre- Tliis is the control you're looking fori They Learn By Doing pared for emergencies. Another feature of the club is that it keeps the members constant- ly informed of the latest developments in business machines. They also receive instruc- tions in meeting problems which will arise in actual oflice work. Students are taught every- thing they will need in the future to earn a livelihood in the commercial field. Movie Crew Our movie crew, a hand-picked group of junior and senior boys and girls, is under the direction of Mr. Boggs. They are shown the correct operation of the slide projector, the movie camera, the portable screens, and the amplifier. Each student is then given a chance to operate these machines when movies are shown in the auditorium or classroom. They also show movies in the township schools. The efforts of this group are sincerely appreci- ated by all. MAY DAY Her Majesty Queen Dorothy and her beautiful May Court . A , . iill'lxgl'lllllIlIfl1H lull5.,llH. 5, l,.ul.,.1mI IJ, Iumg wt-rmrl ron: Xl. X. lx4u'tll1.1 S IXII '1 It l':1rL1-ti ll fi!!IlI'4'H.l. I. L:-.ullz-1' .A,x1 'irsl run: XI, Ivpkt- NI. lux, I l.1wlf-1, w Wtmrlx ,mfr e C- imma S HVIIIIVI it Q gm? S Q, Y 1 KL? V V -Q7 , get V! Q 'D 'Q .W L JH-t i:-'f ,e V H-, W 'ext all . '33 gy A f 5 eI5iwto t t to , P4 5 A 1 K 3 X M, A ,.f , 'img 'Mil uf! Q .i 5 ....,,...... S22 M Q fix iff F 'la em Mm! 1 1.-Q-H X: w---m-.,..... Km-ping11111'clnilclx's'n In-ultlny, Tlsiw i.unitu1' is un ilu- lmll! ,X Nlxilll'1lL'kll'IM'Illl'IA1llI1l iriwml. l..-t N ink:-41 hunk Illflblllll' lxltnluvu' fllll llllllif UHll'1'l'lUHlxllIQHN1'l'IIlNIlxt, hw-ps ml1'wl1ufwI xpmmllms llllil l'lK'1lllY Hfzlily lu xwrxm- full. fi-'S H w 2 5 E ff 2 SENIOR PLAY i l .-X long reinemhered event for all the students is the Senior Class Play. This yczu' the seniors presented U.-Xhnost Sum- mer. ai true-to-life comedy about two senior hoys who went on 21 crtun session before an important final exam in his- tory. The resulting incidents kept the anidience in 21 continual uproar. The en- tire cast portrayed their respective chur- ucters in in delightful manner. The play was directed hy Miss Smith. who can pride herself on an joh well done. The technical director was Hr. . Alhert Andreo, who was responsible for the hehiiid-the-scenes activities. 4 Smiling faces: glum ones, tool Relicanwing our show the whole Way through. K. Biccli. H, Chion. A, Kr1'lnillslxy,NY.Spaniel,ll.Tri:1cal.C. Bruno, ll. Cho 5 E , g 2 K a l I X Ill .mrs Quail cliu 4 tm U lL'i'll of llvurtx. win-klc-fy mxn 'XXII mln-wk Sixtvrs M 1' Nll'kllIlll1'llf K llrlstnmw. S H i .1-w-,...Y--u-ffpqpqwf. TW., ,W - ,L 1 ffgfyf,ff1fA4T,:f1af S .-M-w..f,Ssawe'fif1 1 ,.,,u...'....w..:' ' 'QQQLLL 2159 ....-.,.-., V... .fV..Vv, , ,,,, ..., ..., .-..-..v. ....... ..,, .Y,. , , -., . . .,,,, , ,, ,,-gi ' -,nf--rv Q-v-1 'Wav ff--- 1J1f4ws4f', 1, w' -4 ' -if if ' ., 'ffifrxxzxx ' ,1zx!.1:':u.slDf.L4::?ff211.4315.2A H , .Q 44 U A Q f 65 ASSEMBLIES wSJkvB'w ilv' at ,yy 7 , ,L N ' ,4- 2 5 X F , , ML I JY 4 ' 5 J ' H124 W's.?-ijkgk .k.. -,,. .1 1 J' F ffiki V, ., ,M 2 ' Y f. ,isfi 5 , 'Wil . ,xx If sm n :yvwffg K 34 R 1 M qw ,,,,n..,-fM,.,...--f pi. X . D Athletics 9 52 00T S.T.H.S. 0 6 I3 351 20 25 fi 95 N1 1 x 1 W Opp. l,llL'1lll'Il ill Ilnrst T Surltclnlm' l-l llvll-Axon 0 Suntlm llnntingtlun li lfalst llnntingclun U linslrzuvr IPP Vx-nn lninl U BALL Bisons stampede opposition to become Tlw footlmll scason of lonlwcl nt-urly llopclt-ss to clU1ll'll lirnnn as tlnt Bison Elcwml tlmplwcl tlrrcv ont of tlwir first four ganna-s. After that Pitcairn gznnv. Sc-wicklcy was ont 0litllt'l'llIlIllllfJ1fill' tln- XV.P.l.A.l,.. Class 'ABN titlcx lint tht- Bruno- nn-n wt-rc not clisln-u1'tm1t'cl. Tln-V wont on tn In-ut Bcll-,LXVUI1 lligll ln' an over- NVlli'lIlllIlg scorn- of 39-0. Tha' next Wonk- vncl tht- XV1lIlll0l'PI'S of tlw Prairie In-at tlwir old urcln-rivals. tht- Colden lfuglvs of Snntll lllllltlllgtlllll ln' at sc-orc of 20-6. Tln- following lfriclav tht- trnnnplmnt East llnntingclon vlcvvn I't'tlll'Ill'll from Sc-wit-klvv at vc-ry clisillnsionvcl tc1nn.lmv- Top Huw flcft to rightl: H. XYrnl1l1'. 'If Ste-lnn-y, D. Fnllvrtnn, li. Xlulmivlt, IJ. Luna. Cl. Xliltonr Xl. lnlwx ivlt, bl. 'I'rnm', pl. Xlnlt. l'. Xvt'lll'xl1lllll iddlc How: lf. Clrnsvly, li. Nlilmllm, D. lass:-r, li. Yvslait. li. llnpltinsnn, li. llnxylt, l,. Spvr- Ultnl.. Xlnwnt-11.1-, ll1ll'lIl..X. Nltllllx. li. Ilnx ll utttnn How: ,l. l 'lllll'I'lHIl, VI, C lmpn li Drnp, 5. Mllurv. P, llklI'l'llSlxl. XX. Cllulclism-lt, C, lirnnu K,Stzngx1l,li.C.lnnn,,l. lx.1nlnl.1n,l., D1-dn 8 . 5 l Q l f I f Q 1 County Champs llldlllg NV. Spaniel, -I. Plus- I l0l1IlHOIl lttllllg j. StI'l'llllL'Il. D. Yu- s X XI. Ylltllllkllllll ing been tllOl'Ollgllly tI'0llIlCPil bv il score of 25-0. Sewickley I'2lIl into il very de- tCl'IIllllGCl llostmven' tl'illIl and utter il ll1lI'Cl-lstlllgllt game c11111e home defeated by 11 score of 19-6. The Sewickley-ites ro1111ded out their season with ll victori- ous score of 25-6 over Pc-1111 joint, 11 tlillll which they had 11ot met i11 Vears. 111 spite of eleven gl'2lClllkltlllg seniors, the Sewicklev team will have llllllly experi- UIlCCCl plavers when the season rolls 2ll'0IlllCl since sew-11 SOpll0Il10l'C and Illll- ior letter111e11 will he 1'et111'11i11g. The Bisons were llOll0l'GCl this year hv l1z1vi11g two of their heroes placed Ull the All- County Class Team. Thev were Paul lI21l'6'llSlil, who led the team i11 scoring with eleven f0llCl'lCl0VVllS, and Edward Dedo, who played inspired ball at right guard. 1. flcft to rightl: S. l'lU1llilllSUIl, -I. Bruno, -I, A114 XY. l'lIllll'l'tUIl 69 fx... ..wv,f N Q . ,X . XX 'W . . xx A 1 . , . e, s 3. , I 2 e ,Q mr ,.. .. 5 . 4 .9 s ...ix N . K ' 'ami G7 Q N . '3 2Z.L Q-11' - 4 M ,f 1 ,iw miie W . A 'ff Say. MQW., 5 .5 5 gi geu iegmfee 'I' X 5 -Y 4 .P I :Q ' i ,A gig!! ' if . 1 1 fn' ffsx 5 f.14 J , X, . r H. R, . 7. A L, . . ' L. K F. Q 1 L R as J 4 X 'i . E. f . . . ' 'f i, ' . . 42, 5i1!4'v-1. . e .fff vein:-' -.. W .fn ,www f',,Q..Q ew.,,i,,q3.,,w,. S. am, .1 .ff GREATS Punts and Passes spell success for S. T. H. S. '70 ., -,K 1045? li. Drop l.K1u1fm1m l'llHx'1'tml XY.Cll'1ulisvL Y. Siuigxil S. XVZKIHTV li. clllillll f,.Hl'lIll1r ul, Clmpp lt. lDl'llIl P, llzmmski JR. HIGH FUOTBALL lt is the junior High football team that trains the athletes for the future varsity elevens. This season the junior Bisons gained experi- ence and confidence which will prepare them for future gridiron encounters. Mr. Vassia. with his vast store of football knowledge, tn- tored the hoys this vear. The team had a mediocre season with one Win, two ties, and one loss. They defeated South Huntingdon 20-0, tied North Huntingdon and East Hunt- ingdon, hut lost to a more experienced Mt. Pleasant team. The boys have now learned the fundamentals of good sportsmanship. Put- ting into practice the high ideals which they have learned Will develop better students and citizens as well as outstanding athletes. Mr. V. Vassia-Coach D. Mowery, V, Stchan, ll. Y-ellets, Mgrs Third row deft to rightj: Mr. Vassia, R. Carter, li. Carosclla, H. Hough, L. Loughncr, A. Smith, D. Loughncr, D. Cochcnour, J. Mautino, P. Prcjza. Second row: H. Alhright, C. Dellapcnna, M. Yackovich, M. Crosley, j. Prcjza, A. Smith, H. Critchfield, P. Pop!-lla. First row: F. Lcsnicky, I. Anznr, XV. Farmer, bl. Chopp, D. Lindich, L. Chopp, B. Flanigan, C. Sapp, T. Long. VARSITY VIGTORS A new coach and a new team were the most formidable foes of success for Se- wickley in basketball this year. Mr. Hopkinson replaced Mr. Bruno as head man. Despite the loss of seven players who graduated, he managed to whip the group into a fast fighting team that did us proudf' After winning five of their six starting exhibition matches, the Bisons embarked on their section schedule. They won their first two games and then lost two straight to Mt. Pleasant and Perry. In the next game, our boys accomplished a real feat. For the first time in fifteen years, a Sewickley team was the victor at West Newton. The first half of section play ended with a defeat at the hands of Youngwood. WVith the start of the second half, the Bisons won three straight victories over East Huningdon, South Huntingdon. and Mt. Pleasant. Visiting the section leader, Perry High School, the team was defeated by 21 points. Two successive losses to Youngwood and a vengeful West Newton ended the section sched- ule. In County Tournament play, the Bi- sons won their first game with a 39-38 victory over East Huntingdon. But they Faculty trainers and student managers confer Standing: S. Hopkinson Sitting: 1. Plassio, J. Strennen, J. Andreo, fforegroundj I Bruno couldnit get moving the next night, and so lost to Penn Joint 53-43. This yearis team had a fine record: one of the best Sewickley has been able to post in some time. Much of the credit for- this should go to Mr. Hopkinson who overcame the difficulty of having inex- perienced men and produced a team which fought like veterans. For next year we hold high hopes. Six varsity squad members will be on hand to help brighten Sewickley's basketball future. 73 its agag A I F 9: iw 13 I 2 W ' ,fl w HOOPSTER HEROES Coach Vassia in conference with managers T. Bahia H, Spoonhoward. S.'l'.H.S. Opp. 22.. . . Penn Township , . . , .Al lfi N. lluntingdon . 42 20 , , .. Latrohe . , . .ST 19 . . . . Irwin ...... . . ,,.. ..6l 20. . Huntingdon , 52 13 . -li'2lIlIlL'ftC' . .. . . 37 lT, , Crt-enshurg . . . 55 30. ,, Penn Twp. . ,.... .47 8 . . N. lluntingdon ...BX 8 . Latrobe .... .. . . 19 I8 . Irwin ., . . . 30 16. , lluntingdon . . .. 58 20 . Aleannette .. .. . 38 k and JR. BASKETBALL This team is composed of 17 energetic junior High hoys with Mr. Vassia as their supervising coach. Although their 053D sea- son Was not a successful one, they have under- gone a change in their attitude and devotion to the game. Playing acquires experience for the boys and they learn to cope with difficult situations. These boys will furnish the ma- terial for future varsity teams. Back Row: D. Zuhryd, -I. Nluutino. lt. Ct-ccauello, H. Critchfield, H. Smayda, L. Spit-kle, D. Buhiak First row: Nl, Yuckoxich. VV, Boiac, XV. Flanigan, 1, AIIAIIIA, D, Cuchenour, C. Dellapenna. P. Popclla, E. Urhas COMPLIMENTS OF HERMINIE FEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY HERMINIE, PA COMPLIMENTS OF CENTRAL THEATRE HERMINIE, PA COMPLIMENTS OF MRS. D. TROZZO RILLTON, PA. 76 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK HERMINIE, PA. H40 Years of Service to Sewickley Township Member F.D.I.C. Member Federal Reserve System MORVETZ CHEVROLET Sales and Service For better driving at lower costv Phone: 3651 Herminie, Pa. Job Printing Office Forms - Envelopes - Cards BATIS PRIN TIN C COMPANY Third Street Herminie, Pa. john Batis Phone: 3577 77 COMPLIMENTS OF SMAYDA ELECTRIC STORE Main Street Herininie, Pa. Phone: 2641 HERMIN IE LUMBER COMPANY Lumber - Roofing - Sewerpipe - Everything in Lumber Doors - Anderson, Thriftee and Bee-Gee Windows Rock Lath and Plasterboard, etc. Phone 3131 Herminie, Pa. CAMPFIELD AND BOURKE INSURANCE Where Insurance is a profession not a side linef, Herminie, Pa. Phone 2901 HERMIN IE MOTOR CO. DODGE - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Herminie, Pa. Phone 8161 78 JOHN BADANIAK and SONS KAVEL'S PHARMACY Home Dressed Meats - Groceries PRESCRIPTIONS Phones: Her. 3181 Residence 2181 Phone: 4981 Herminie, Pa Phone: 2347 Herminie, Pa. Main Street joseph A. Batis, Agent Dependable Insurance Protection FIRE AUTO LIABILITY BONDS Herminie, Penna. CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Phone 4131 C0mD1iII'16fltS Compliments Of of SAM,S SKATING RINK Q- WROBEL,S RESTAURANT Herminie, Pa' Phfme 2531 Herminie, Pa. LEO'S COFFEE SHOP Light Lunches and Refreshments Our Own Ice Cr-eam Herminie, Pa. Leo Zomick, Prop. HERMIN IE BAKING COMPANY John and Paul Kopcak Wedding and Birthday Cakes Are Our Specialty Herminie, Pa. Phone: Her. 3241 BISSIN'S CASH MARKET WE HAVE THE BEST MEAT GRIMM,S DRUG STORES PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Elmer H. Grimm, Sr. Elmer H. Grimm, jr. Jacob L. Grimm IN TOWN Ilerminie and West Newton Phone 4251 Ilerminie, Pa. Pennsylvania Compliments of jOHN'S PLUMBING AND SUPPLY SHOP Herminie, Pennsylvania Phone: Herminite 3431 and 2831 Proprietors john Maguire and Frank Iohns Compliments of SWJANTEK GROCERY Compliments of EUREKA STORE HERMINIE 4412 General Merchandise LUMBER at BUILDER SUPPLIES C. 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A Good Bank In A Good Cornmunityv Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE Job-rated Trucks Sales and Service SERRO MOTOR SALES 274 Irwin 1805 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF IRWIN U61 Years of Servicen Member of Federal Reserve System Irwin, Pa. 1 ill i 82 SWENSON'S DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service Home of RUSSELL STOVER Candies Fourth and Main Irwin, Pa. Compliments of MR. AND MRS. ABE SANDSON Fourth Street Irwin, Pa. JACKSON,S SHOE STORE IRWIN, PA. Phone: Irwin 838-,I ROSENDAHL'S ELECTRIC STORE Westinghouse and Hotpoint Appliances ROSENDAHL'S JEWELRY STORE 217 Main St. Irwin, P11 Highest Quality at Lowest Prices G. C. MURPHY CO. Irwinis Leading Variety Store Household Merchandise Curtains - Dry Goods - Piece Goods ' Cleaning Items Paints Ready to Wear Clothes for the Entire Family SCHADE BROTHERS Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Cadillac Irwin, Pa. Phones 14-15 IRWIN DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions 314 Main Street Phone: Irwin 525 ALTMAN,S CASH FEED STORES Home of Super A Feeds There is a store in your communityn Flour - Feed - Dog Feed Chicks - Poultry Supplies - Fertilizer Compliments of RODCERS FUNERAL HOME Irwin 138 IRWIN FLORAL COMPANY Flowers for all Occasionsv ECEPCS C cmrr nty's Leading jewelers Irwin Jeannette NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT Pay Eger's Pzlydayi' For News of Your Community read THE IRWIN STANDARD 212 Third St. Phone: Irwin 2740 Compliments of Main Street Ifwifl, Pa. CO. Plume: Estzlblished 1903 Store-Irwin 550 Residence-Irwin 494 421 Main St. Irwin, Pa. PETERMAN,S PHARMACY SANDSQN,S Quality - Service On Miin Street 422 Main Street Irwin Pa Irwin, Pa. Phone: Irwin 810 Phone: Irwin 113-1102 Watch the green bags go byi' THE NEWS - DISPATCH A Daily Newspaper in an American Workshopi' Read by over 7900 families of the Jeannette-Irwin district CILLE SPIE,S Mjeannetteis Best Store Since 1888.5 ARGON N E FOREST Frank Sesser, Prop. Cabins - Trailer Camp - Picnic Grounds Route 71 Three miles east of West Newton Phone: 6400-B1W.N. F. L. MARTZ and SON oLDsMoB1LE General Repairing Tubes Parts and Accessories Tires West Newton, Pa. P Phone: 9624-I2 W.N. 85 'In this entire area it's Ratner's for the finest feminine fashions RATNER,S FASHION SPECIALISTSI' Jeannette, Pa. ZANARINI BROTHERS FLORISTS Phone: Jeannette 770 or Call Staders, Herminie 2251 jim and Ray Zanarini 601 Clay Ave. Jeannette, Pa. Compliment-S of The Best Brand Dairy Products NEW Greensburg, Pa. Phone 5408 Everything for the Builder R - ROTH BROTHERS LUMBER AND BUILDERS SUPPLY co. Lumber, Cement, Builders Supplies Hardware and Paint One mile east of Turnpike on Lincoln LOG CABIN SERVICE STATION ATLANTIC AMOCO New Lubritorium Latest equipment Route 71 Phone Ieannette 9445-R Route 30 at Adamsburg Clover Leaf Curb Service and Dining Room Service Make R Place Your Placev LUND'S STORE NEAR ARONA Jackets - Uniforms - Work clothes Shoes - Sporting Goods Hunting Sz Fishing License Phone: Herminie 3001 COMPLIMENTS OF THE GREENSBURG NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION Beehner's Garage-Hudson H. A. Byers-Chrysler Cochran Motor Sales-Cadillac Greensburg Motor Sales-Dodge Giannelli Motor Sales-Kaiser Hallam-Klein Chevrolet Inc. A O. C. Harrold Inc.-Nash Keystone Garage-Willys Lloyd Motor Sales-DeSoto Mohler Motor Sales-Ford Paul Motor CO.-Studebaker Pioneer Packard Co.-Packard Frank Pultz-Oldsmobile Westmoreland Motor Car Co.-Buick Compliments Compliments Of of WESTMORELAND SUPPLY CO. 0. P. O. Otterman and Main Streets Greensburg, Pa. 104 E. Otterman St. Greensburg, Pa. Pgh., Pratt and Lambert Paints Wallpaper - Mirrors - Glass GREENSBURG MORNING Compiiments REVIEW AND BON TON GREENSBURC DAILY TRIBUNE WestmOreland's TWO Big Newspapers Greensburg, Pa. The best Of everything for the high school crowd Main and Second Sts. Phone: 2800 Greensburg, Pa THOMAS DRUCSTORE Jos. H. Laufe, Ph.G. Henry G. Seidel, Ph.C. Where Pharmacy is a Profession, Not a Side-Linef, 2 N. Penna. Ave. Greensburg, Pa. MAY-STERN 81 CO. Ameriea's Foremost Home Furnishers 220 S. Main St. Greensburg, Pa. Greensburg: 1420-1421 'R 'ACE .1v1.AxIAQ co, ,XX Maytag Washers 51 Ironers Television Bl Dutch Ovchm Gus' Ranges jj!! . f 210 S. Penna. Ave. J Greensburg, Pa. Phone: Gr. 2820 A. E. Ehrler, Owner Compliments of DAVIS SUPER MARKET Grecnsburgls Finest Food Market 136 S. Penna. Ave. Greensburg, Pa. SNYDERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT Greensburg, Pu. A and M SUPER MARKET Irwin Greensburg Phone: Greensburg 4666 Compliments Compliments of of JOE WORKMAN,S CO. Two large stores AL,S COLONIAL GRILL 333 Main Street Greensburg, Pa. Irwin, Pa. Irwin, pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Main and Second Streets West Newton WALTQS Pontiac Sales and Service Phones: Madison, Pa. Herminie 7461-7081 Letis all go to MILLER'S INN Madison, Pa. Phone: Herminie 8916-7086 DUNN FUNERAL HOME Madison, Pa. H. W. SHERAW Contractor - Builder Madison, Pa. Phone: Herminie 3479 WILLY'S SALES AND SERVICE BOSCH MOTOR CO. Madison, Pa. Phone: Herminie 4201 89 EDWARD MIKEL General Hauling Grading Top Soil Excavating Phone: West Newton 6421-I4 Hutchinson, Pa. Compliments of SEWICKLEY PINES HOTEL joe Redinger, Prop. ROY,S LUNCH 2nd Street West Newton, Pa. GOEHRING FURNITURE Furniture - Carpets House Furnishings Main Street West Newton, Pa. LYTLE'S PHARMACY 205 Main Street West Newton ANTO,S MEN SHOP Main Street West Newton, Pa. DR. LOUIS I. ISKOWITZ OPTOMETRIST Contact Lenses Fittedv 206 Main Street West Newton GOOD WILL Good will has body and substance, it is born of hard work and nurtured by good work, it is skill and responsibility, service and cooperation . . . You can't take Good Will for granted . . . like bread, you earn itf, For. more than 50 years ROUSES STORE has been building Good Will by selling Quality merchandise to Women 81 Children. ROUSE,S West Newton, Pa. Best of Luck to all the Graduates From Your Yearbook Photographer FLUDE STUDIO Main and Third Streets Irwin, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES I. MILLS SUTERSVILLE LUMBER COMPANY Sutersville, Pa. Phone: West Newton 840 Builder's Supplies Paint Hardware Lumber 91 SILVIS FARMS EXTRA RICH GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Extra Energy Homogenized Vitamin D Milk For Babies Sz Growing Children Vit. D. Contents Guaranteed For Delivery-Phone Gbg. 139 Compliments of DR. ANDREW I. CERNE Herminie, Pa. Compliments of DR. H. L. HIGHBERGER Herminie, Pa. HERMINIE NEWS COMPANY BE WELL READ Pittsburgh, Jeannette Greensburg and Irwin Newspapers Phone Herminie 2171 Herminie 2661 TAXI Ralph E. Smith Phone Herminie 2571 RILLTON HOME F URNISHING COMPANY Appliances - Carpeting Bedding - Juvenile Furniture Phone Herminie 4804 Rillton, Pa. R. E. WAREHAM NURSERIES Landscaping - Evergreens Grass Seeds - Fertilizer Peat Moss R. D. lil Irwin, Pu. Phone 8151R12 Compliments of HERF-IUNES COMPANY OfHcia1I Sa-wicklcy Township Stundarcl Ring CARUS RESTAURANT 108 Niklill St. Phono Us-rminiv 3741 Cor. Main 61 Otterman Greensburg Com Jlimvnts . I C1lI1l1llll11C'lltS Qf of DR. C. F. PEAIRS DR- A- H. KING 93 Compliments of Compliments THE WOMENS AUXILIARY of Of the SONS-OF-LABOR IRWIN TRAILER SALES Heminie, Pa. Irwin, Pa' LOWBER VOLUNTEER Compliments FIRE COMPANY of of Sewickley Township Phone Herminie 3369 LADIES AUXILIARY OF THE LOWBER VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Lowbcr, Pa. Compliments of DR. GEORGE TOTH Yukon, Pa. BALOH BROTHERS A. G. FOODSTORE Only The Best in Meats Yukon, Pa. Phone 67R3 SHUSTER'S CONSTRUCTION Compliments VICTORIA ITALIAN MUTUAL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY COMPANY of General Contracting and Builders Phone Herminie 4033 3146 Riutou, Pa. IfWiI1 24841 Founded 1912 HILARY E. STADER FUNERAL DIRECTOR VEITCH BARBER SHOP Open every evening except Tuesday 24 Hour Service Oxygen Equipped Ambulance All day Saturday 9-7 First Street Arona Pa Phone Herminie 2251 Phone: Herminie 3154 Herminie, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PATRON'S LIST Dr. Edgar C. Bierer Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Baldridge Harry's Dairyette Fries Hardware, West Newton Berk,s Men's Store Martin's Hotel Paul Pappafava Leggo Montini Village Inn A joy De Sash,s Beauty Shoppe Hub's Service Station Keystonians-S.N.P.I.-Lodge No. Elliot's-Grands 95 87 14atog1-aplw ln ppreclatlon The Sewickley staff of 1958 wishes to extend its sincere appreciation to all those who gave so generously of their time and efforts to help prepare this book. A special note of thanks goes to Mr. Donald Young of the Capitol Engraving Company and Mr. Walter L. Wyant of Kurtz Bros., Clearfield, Pa., Mr. james Flude of the Flude Studio and Mr. Steve Gyory, and particularly to the administration, faculty, and students for their wonderful cooperation. - Q - - - - is 96 Q 1 I . iid GW ,,..f ,..., ,f'...,.,,, f f' f' ff, X ' 1 X f 56 ,