Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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Butt Treasurer ames VV rlllams Melvm C True Franus Wrllrams Uwz, Eval, wall, nduraied r jprfmtafual, Q The School Board IS lrke the Board of Drrec tors of a buslness corporatron rn many respects As the stockholders of a corporatron determme who are to be members of 1ts Board of Drrectors the resrdents of a School Drstrrct choose therr representatrves on the S hool Board Also the ultlmate qoal m erther case IS the same to produce the best product' Thrs may be anythlnq from a fountam pen to an automobtle rn prrvate busmess but a school system strlves to achreve the ultrmate rn edu Catton well educated chrldrenl The School Board s role rn the school sys tem IS twofold FIIST to furnrsh the teachers and supervrston wrth the necessary tools t educate our chrldren and second to recoqmze 1ts obllqatrons to the taxpayers of the School D1str1ct The tremendous task of keepmq the re ports and frles of the offrce rn proper order are capably handled by two effrcrent secretarres Mrs Gressler and MISS Lrpmskrs Along wrth therr numerous offrce dutres they are always wrllmq to lend a helpmg hand to students and faculty members by every way possrble Mrs Gressler has been wrth the school for many years and has qarned the admrratron of all at Sewrckley l-ler pleasant smrle and frtendly attttude account for thrs Mrss L1pn1sk1s rs successfully completmq her frrst year here Her dutres are varred from brlnqtnq around offfce bulletms to the class room to domq secretarral work rn the two offrces She has become a frrend to both faculty and students When makmq a tnp to erther the townshrp or hlqh school OHICG we are certam these two QTGCIOUS ladres wrll make you feel at home la . ' , ., V I ,I , I ,. , A me ll . . . H ,, O I 10 tl, MR. H. W. GOOD Supervising Principal Shvwui 'LLL L' - og 9004 guigmfup ADVANCING EDUCATION Education must be an ever advancing program. Each generation must expand the scope of knowledge inherited from the preced- ing generation. We would still be living on the same level as the ancient people if our ancestors had not increased their knowledge with each generation. Schools should lead in the progress of civilization. The field of training and knowl- edge must be broadened to include new ideas and to improve the old ones. Gur civilization will progress Just as fast and as far as our education leads. Seniors are the epitome of six years of edu- cation in high school. They reflect mental and social maturity. They possess open-mindedness, but firm convictions for the moral right. They are sin- cere about the democratic way of life. They learn wholesome concepts of good school citizenship and become good commun- ity citizens. They remember that for every- thing tnere is a reason and conduct them- selves accordingly. Our cordial and sincere good wishes for your futures after graduation and Gods blessings on you. ll mm.-W... is , Sf' V in ,I cl li y ri 1 VJhen you enumerate the essentials of a successful school program, you find there is nothing more important than the faculty. They unselfishly pour out front their abundant storehouses of knowledge the wisdom which molds our future. Being a teacher is a great responsibility, for they must live lives which set an example to their students. They must have patience to cope with our conduct. As seniors, we have come to know our teachers as friends. When we have problems we look to tnem for help and guidance. We are proud of our faculty here at Sewickley and would like you to know them also. Travel with us down the hallowed halls and meet them individually. Qur first stop is room one, the home economics kitchen where we find Miss Mary Paul. She prepares the home-makers of tomorrow. Pleasant aromas drift from beneath her door which make your mouth water. She is always pleasant and ready to help. As we enter roonz two, we get L1 cheery smile from Mrs. Alta McGrew. She teaches junior high home economics. lt is in her classes that our girls learn the basic fundamentals of home making. The next room, number three, has a friend- ly atmosphere because it is the library, filled with books, and books are our friends. There to help you make wise selections is our tiny sweet librarian, Mrs. lane Rainey. For quite a few years, room four has been home to Mr. Willicirn Fullerton. Mr. Fullerton teaches history and commercial law classes, which make for better citizens of tomorrow. He LS one of our assistant coaches. Across the hall in room five we find Mr. Victor Vassia, who teaches ancient history. He coaches the little Bisons in both football and basketball. l-le enjoys spending his leisure time hunting and fishing with his daughter, Vicky. vig, ,UUIDHQIL .IL ti .-Q., nor' f-'t -x 'U'- TY Q33 471' '-1 se-X rulfy, C. Moore, A. Lawson, V. Vassia C. Pritts, R. Fulton, R, Rodebauqh jauqht, un, fhaf. pfuhczplea, All of our secretaries and business students find themselves at some time in room five. Here, Mr. Steven Gyory teaches them the tech- niques of commercial operations. He has the responsibility of being treasurer of the student funds. The next door we corne to is the one lead- ing to Mr. Miller's office. Although we fre- quently found ourselves there, we will not take time for a visit today. ln room seven we learned about our own state. lt is the home room of Mr. loseph Andreo. Mr. Andrea teaches Pennsylvania History, civics, and economics. He is also an assistant coach of the Bisons. Early to bed, early to rise, is the secret of success of Miss Harriet Hayden who presides over room eight. She skillfully teaches typing and shorthand and helps situate girls in sec- retarial jobs for which they are suited. Room nine is a fascinating one to the lovers of science. ln this rooni, Mr. loseph Shott teaches classes in general science and biology. Mr. Shott is responsible for our paper, The Reflector , and is advisor to the journalistic club. We aren't always as likely to find Mr. George Boogs in room Ccontinued on next pagel A. Andreo, F, Yoniclc, L, Dalla Betta UZ, JforuzA.tq,, ofoqalfg, and Jfonofz, Him, Fanamounl, finished out by Mr. Charles Moore who was recently graduated from Saint Vincent's. He assumed the junior class responsibility and preparation of the Christmas Dance and junior- Senior Prom. That finishes the main floor. Come along up the steps and we'll visit Mr. Robert McCune in room thirteen. Mr. McCune teaches junior high school subjects and is the advisor to both the junior and senior high student council. This is the first year room fourteen has been used for high school students. Mr. Alex- ander Lawson has changed the location of his geography classes from the basement to the top floor. This room is lucky enough to rate all new desks! ln room fifteen, we learned 'rithmetic How well Mr. Earl Decker taught us to figure! ln November of nineteen fifty-four, Mr. Decker was hospitalized. He has been at Sewickley longer than any other teacher. We see another new face in room sixteen this year. lt is that of Miss Frances Yonick. Miss Yonick directed the senior class play, Sev- enteen is Terrific! She has a seventh grade home room and teaches English, shorthand, and arithmetic. ln the next room we find the man who plans the money raising for the '55 Sewickley. Room seventeen is home to Mr. Lawrence Bedford M, Perlman 'Af Kobe: Dalla Betta and the business staff of the year- book. He teaches geography and first year algebra. Across the hall from Mr. Dalla Betta, in room eighteen, is jovial Mr. Charles Pritts. He teaches us to use the proper English. He is quite proud of his luck at fishing and hunting. lf you have a problem, be it great or small, Miss Ruth Fulton is the person who will help you with it. She helps us decide what voca- tion we are best suited for. Besides acting as guidance director, Miss Fulton also teaches classes in Latin and French. Room twenty-two is headquarters for the editorial division of the yearbook staff. Mr. Albert Andreo is our patient advisor. Twenty- two is also a paradise for those interested in science. You will find our chemists and phy- sicists at work. Our future nurses learn some of the basic nursing techniques in his science survey classes. You will find room twenty-five on the base- ment floor. lt is divided into two sections, A and B. When he isn't teaching drivers educa- tion, Mr. Samuel Hopkinson resides in twenty- five A. He teaches history, and is an assistant football and basketball coach. Mr. Robert Rodabaugh is another new fac- ulty member who holds his classes in twenty- five. CContinued on page 189 M 740 05 mmm jim, JM -70 M . 2 1,9 M W, Fullerton, I. Andrea, I. Bruno, S. Hopkinson G. Boggs, E. Decker, R. McCune flwadcnnzi Uwz, Uuilzwlux, Un Although he is new in this building, he is familiar to Sewickley Township, having taught in both Rilton and Lowber in previous years. He teaches geography, writing, and spelling. Mrs. Anna Herbert has her home room in number twenty-six. She teaches health classes here. Most of Mrs. Herbert's time is spent in the new building as girls' gym teacher. She spon- sors the G.A.A. and advises the cheerleaders. Going straight through Mrs. Herbert's room, you come into the art room, number twenty-seven. Look at all the pretty pictures on the walls! lunior high school students are taught art here by Miss Ruth Bedford. She also teaches English. Don't stop here or we'll stay all day! lt's the cafeteria. Don't those pies look good! You've met all of our teachers in the old building, so let's hurry over to the new building. The first person we see is Miss Mary Pen- man. She is our music teacher. She directs the junior and senior high choruses. Part of her time must be spent teaching music in the different grade schools all over the township. lt is Miss Penman who helps us to get the music ready for our assembly programs. What's that strange noise you say? lt sounds like someone learning to play the violin. lt well might be, for Mr. William Kober's office is near. Mr. Kober gives music lessons, directs the band, and conducts the orchestra, This seems like a busy place. Here is where Mr. lohn Lasko instructs our boys in in- dustrial arts. Their finished products are so lovely! Last, but by no means least, in the boys shower room, we find Mr. lohn Bruno. He teaches boys gym classes and is the head foot- ball coach. l think you will agree with us, now that you have met the faculty of Sewickley Township High School, that they are a fine group of individuals. Teaching is an honor- able profession, overlooked by many because of the wages it yields. These persons are to be given credit for having unselfishly dedicated their lives to this worthy cause. 18 V ,.,.nq . D Hrrry L H1 ghl C CY Dr Andrew I Cerne Mrs Ger 1lol1ne S Kleld Dr lOl1H Neme dLcal,0 ZCQ4u,7flzL Dr H L Hrqhberqer nas served our school la1tlcfully for many years HIS med1cal aclv1ce contnbuted to the Jolly atmosphere of our classes Dr A I Cerne IS not only a phys1c1an but also a tr1end to us all HIS pat1ence durmq the student exarntnauons as well as h1s pleas ant p rsor1al1ty has helped to w1n h1m over as our scl ool phys1c1an He 1S always present at our football qgrres to see that our players are taken care ot Mrs Geraldme S Kle1d wl1o 1S Sewrckley Townsh1ps well trarned nurse not only helps Jlcalihdlut prevent common arlrnents of our students but also arols 1n the1r recovery Dr Iohn Nernec our school dent1st helps mamtam healthy teeth for healthy l1V1I'1Q Along Wlth personal hy q1ene and care plus prolessronal advrce every rndrvrdual should have qood sound teeth To aether th1s quartet works and helps us preserve our health We rnust strrve for th1s achteve rnent for 1t IS the bas1s of all soc1al v1rtue The status of school IS greatly rrnprovecl through the1r knowledqe of medlcal scrence 'x x ' 1 X X Iii! 1 '1 1- r. r , 'C Qfraf , . . wrt, , 1 K ' c J 1 1 A4 M t ... , l. Z... -'T f ' O O O O . , 1 - . . . 1 l A F f I I H ' I V . . , , 1 , ' . ' 9 l l A . U - N 1 . , , 19 The Best Years of Our Lives How well we realize this as we look back over four happy years together, for there's a lot to remember. The feeling of class loyalty was evidenced as we donned green gobbiesu distinguishing us as lowly Freshmen, but even then we were marked as leaders. This loyalty grew as we became Sophomores, gaining knowledge and preparing for our Shamrock Dance. Sur lunior year brought with it memories of cheering on our championship football team, dancing to the Bunny Hop and welcoming new classmates from l-larrolds. Bright new S. H. S. rings were found on our fingers. 'We proved our worth as upperclassmen as we decorated for a glittering Christmas Dance, and nearly burst with pride as our Prom was hailed as the most beautiful ever. During all this excitement Aren't Vfts Pliotogffni 9 jh 7955 Jim ww. um, 0,4 Um .mm we developed outstanding leaders in all phases of school life. The year of years arrived as we took our place as Seniors. Clowning our way through the Senior Pep Meeting, posing for pictures, rooting for the teams, packing the gym with our Dogpatch Dance, and watching our class play emerge as a wonderful version of Seven- teen is Terrific are memories that will last a lifetime. We still get a sentimental feeling re- membering May Day and can't forget that lump in our throat as we sang the Class Song and Alma Mater for the last time. With lingering goodbyes to friends and teachers, we face the grand climax, Baccalaureate and Graduation. lt's all just a memory now as we'll remember but never relive those glorious days. 'With a proud feeling, we leave our Dear Alma Mater, Sewickley High. Vv'e Decorate me Christmas Tice-I C .4 'UBW'V 'kg . s..,,A gi' f 1 1 - I Vg ' ' W ii , C' Q Q 5. Y U x I , y Z' 'ff' 1 , 0 JM XY' A Nm '15 lit gl' EILEEN ADAMS Has a pretty smile for everyone Kept busy after school working at Millers lnn Easily recognized by bright red hair. ANNA MAE ALBRIGHT . . . Characterized by a sweet smile and sunny disposition Resicles in Room ll Her years at S.H.S. were filled with profitable fun. SHIRLEY ANCOSKI Good natured and talkative G.A.A. and Chorus Member Grand personality Gathers new friends wherever she goes Our future nurse. ANNA MARIE BARWIOLEK A prize package of pep, personality, and popularity Very pretty President of Manuscripts Inc. and Secretary of Senior Class. MICHAEL BLATNEY Ardent sportsman His middle name is football Magnetic personality Known and liked by everyone at S.H.S. Noted basketball player. GRACE BOICE When this lass smiles, she beams Can certainl u y se a needle and thread to best advantage . . . A very likable girl. IANICE BROWN This lass has won many friends in her own quiet way . .. Often seen working at the 5 and lO . . . Well liked. ENID BURKETT . .. Friendly and sincere . . . Loyal member of the Band and Orchestra Enjoys watching football Her pleasant ways have gained many friendships. WANDA CAMPBELL Cheerful classmate Has found pleasure in collecting song books Her favorite pastime include ' ' ' s singing and watching T.V. A sincere person- ality. ELEANOR CHOPP This delightful blonde has a per sonality that clicks Sh ouldered a big job as Co-Busii ness Manager of Annual G.A.A. and Chorus. 22 41 Q ldv Life at Sewirkley Township High THOMAS COLVIN Quiet spoken but always cheerful Enjoys hunting and boating Excels in snop work A pleasant lad who hails from Sutersville. ANNETTE CO eryone s popularity poll One of our snappy high steppers Her smile brightens any day Three year class officer. LOUIS COSTANZA Smile and be happy is this boy's attitude of life . After graduation .. comes farming A mischievous gesture may always be expected. RSO Rates high on ev ' HAZEL CUNNARD A sweet and charming lass Comes from Arona Emoys a o d g o movie Loves to swim and sew Winsome personality. RUTH ANN s . . . Has acquired a yen for sewing Treasures memories of G.A.A. ... A very sweet miss. DAVIS Quiet brown haired las DANIEL DEDO A credit to '55 Calls Room ll his home Proud of his shop proe t ics Humorous Has a gag for everyone. SHIRLEY . iy as ac- quired loads of friends Rela ' xing at a good movie def lights her A friendly smile for us all. PATRICIA DI LORENZO Pretty as a picture Her hair is her crowning glory Finds dancing quite appeal- ing Lent her abilities to Annual Staff. DE TURK l-fer genuine personal't h ALBERT u iousness will pave his way to success Working with electricity fas, cinates him Annual Staff and Stage Crew member. EXTON His personality and st d' PATRICIA , ig t-hearted Always managing to keep her ' ' many friends laughing . . . Plays the piano . . . Active G.A.A. participant. 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E rs 3ll'l'Q T111 ner, 25 RONALD KALLENBORN Ouret but frrendl ' d y a whrz rn Physrcs Spends trme woodworkrng untrl hunt rng takes over A frrend among frrends MAXINE KAVEL Onc of the sweetest and mo t ambr trous grrls at S H S Co edrtor of Sc wrckley Hrgh scholastrc honors A graceful and enderrrrng classmate ALVIN KEARNS Screntrfrcally rrrrnded Found en layment rn huntrng Sound sense rn values Out standrng lrterar a l h lvlanuscrrpts lnc y ccornp rs ments won hrrn a p acc rn DONALD KRANITZ Cheerful amhrtrous and ll we thought of classmate Amateur TGd1O worker rn lartr f ons a ter graduatron are to further hrs studres rn elec tronrcs MICHAEL KRISTOFF H rs cheery personalrty has won many frrends Possesses a hankerrng for golf Ambr Q IOAN LASH Outstandrng classmate and rrend Hard worker on the annual O ettes The future shows college plans ne of the grf s to the usher PATRICIA LASH To know her rs to like her He I cheerfulness and srncerrty have captured many frrendshrps Th ese qualities will assure her success MA a cheery greetrng for everyone Often lou rd r l r e rrnd the wheel of a Pontrac A gay companron RIAN LASKEY Her personalrty was evrdrnced by R ates Potentral competrtron for Gene Kru O 1 ne of the band s top drummers Great guy OBERT LCIVELLA W1 en Q IS around person rlrty adr GENO LAWRENZI A wrllrng sprrrt and folly drsposr tron Has gurte a knack for orrgrnal wrrtrn S g ports Edrtor of Reflector Has hrgh ambrtron HA, jim, We had all krnds c urr RAYMOND LEASURE Hrs guretness makes for a plec s ant personalrty Gave hrs all a an annual starf worker Talented at Hawarran gurtar Deserves success DAVID LONG Hrs plrasantness makes hrrn a frrend o a One of the S Cluh frew Enroys hrs woodwork rng prorects Enthusrrrstrc foo h rll player FRANCES LUKINICH e grrl vvrth he lrg blue e f Left the St Thornfr rrnks for SCW1 kley H rs a p r sonalrty worth a rrrrllron YQOIIXOOK HUT H LUZAR T.rke r larce dose of per ena rty rnrx r wrth some rrresrstrhle charm and heres the result lrvely rnalorette Real keen PATRICK LYNCH A frrendly and lr able lad T kes pleasure rn baseball football and swrmmrng l-'r smrle rs one of hrs chref assets PATRICIA MALPEZZI Wrll long be rernemb d ere as an outstandrng Head Marorette captrvatrng mrle and b h rrg t personalrty Yearbook Nursrng for the future MARY MASSAGLIA A petrte smr rng lass who en ys dancrng An effr rent lrlorarran Has rnernbershrp rn many school actrvrtres Darnty and demure CAROL MATHERS Talented dancer Actrng abrlrty Mrnuscrrr ts ln relped drsplay her lr erary talents Dynamrc Neat thrc rnadernorserle of Fren r lr CECIL MA I ,versonalrty what le lt cks rn rnches Hdrls 'rem M rdrsr rr Lrkes to work wrth wood UGHAN Lrvely and rk kle lt 1 rs u r MARY MCDONOUGH Pert and pretty Posscssas a srnlle that could warm any heart Talented seamstress G ave a helplng hand to Annual Staff ' li 5 3 I' w ' ' f , , .K fx 'I Th ' . t J' fyis . , . . 'I' f . sc 4 c C- I ' . 4- r , - Q . f f . . s l', T ' r . a tfous and industrious Has an eye for woodworkfn . ' H - A - ' S1 'O , . . , .,. A . . , r ,V - ici' , QA-1 ' , ' t ' r Y ' - l as if k- ir ' I-1--A 2 ' ' ri 1' '4' r r 3 26 Ho 5811., CUQ Y! d?1zm.QmlmJz, ,S2w11cld12y. jim 512n1bfzA, QV' ..,. ,, Q ' ' x. 'Q Q ' f - K Q , if WA' - g .. . A ' ' I If, I,, I.. A.A,l1lf. :1 fll. f. lIf.:' 5 T Q Ai. zzff 5- Q5 . 2'v ,, - - v. LZ. . .. WP I' ,'l'..'w',, 1',f.,.,.l.','f fl Jha, Smzbfm, C02 YL Hmm Uli rn7.QI'I'L0!I1b.6, HL Uwz, Gb' it lg A Q13- . fy,-f? iM -x . ' ' .. A -er J QV '..'1 1-.,..,.. .. wwf? 1 Nfl lam, .IL But I thought rt was a square dance d mbrtrous m1ss SHIRLEY RAY Grfted wrth o lrvely personahty Loves to srng Capable member of the Annual ta Shrnrng example of an appealmg personalrty her lersure moments A future nurse GERALD MILTON A mmt on the S H S grrdlron Our star center S Club member A pleasmg person alrty lntends to be a bugler RALPH MOLOVICH Really a pr17e Ourck wrtted and frr ndly character Hrs presen e enuvens any class room Actrng comes natural to htm Unmotchable TAMES NEWMAN Hr ppy go lurky fellow Spends trme worklng on lrs car Has 'J mxschrevous twmkle rn hrs eye and a personalrty to match BARBARA OLIVER Welcome addxtlon to S H S Partr rpates tn Chorus and GA A Exceptronal book rceeplng L1l1IY Rarsed money 'or the Annual Sweet drsposrtzon SOPHIE OPACHICK Thxs cha 'rung and genral student d lots of fun POIIICIPGIIHQ IH G A A Chorus and lournal rstrc Clu Future career grrl Sweet BETTY ORSINGER Vtan fr1ends7 Pra t1 e Bettys smrle and you ll have many Persona 1ty rs one of the greatest Radro lrstemng occupres spare rme IEAN POLANDICK WIIKI me lr 'xt brown hrrr and spark ma smue Typrst for the Annual Ambrtrous and frrendly Headrng for r Commercral career EDWARD PREDAINA lt s rard to frnd cr mcer or more mcere fellow Member of the Brson squad and S Clul Possesses a desrrable pfrsonalrty DONNA RAY A cnarrrnn, lass G A A Favorfte lstlm 1 J UQ e rr cv Also lrkes to sc J and oo J e lrk d ELIZABETH ANN ROSENSTEEL A frlendly good hearted ass actrve rn GA A and Manuscrrpts lnc Her studrousness w1ll brrrxg rewards rn the future I-IENRIETTA SAMES We ll all remember her as frrendly smrlrna lrkable arrl Profrcrent pxanrst Sew mg rs her hobby G A A and Chorus SALLY SELL Her brrllrant and hard work made her a four year honor student Has that rare gentle Charm Her future spells success IACQUELINE SHAFFER Radzates warmth and cheer fulness Dld an excellent rob as Ed1tor of the Reflector Unendrng lxst of actrvxtres Very pleasing person alrty BARBARA SHUGLIE A genral and plea ant compamon Haus from Rrllton Skatmg rs her number one pas t1me The possessor of a frrendly dzsposltlon ROBERT SINNAMOND Makes hrs re rdence known rn Room Erght Has a conservatrve but frlendly way about hrm Holler ska mg heads hrs lrst RUTH SITTMAN Dazzling lrttle blonde Nrth the great bra vorce Deserve admrratron as r Class Offrcer for three years Magnetxc personalrty Unforaettable DONNA SMARRA Appeals o everyone Sparklmg personallty G A A presrdency Student Councxl year book and ma orette rr ade a perfect Senlor year Terrrfrc NANETTE SMITH Short and sweet Her popularlty stems from 1 cay p rsonalrty Drncrng top her lls of favorrtes A secre rrral rrrecr c nfronts er yr CATHERINE MEDVED A pretty an a ' ' ' ' ' . ' S ff Well liked by all her classmates Square dancing frlls V .faq II I V .... .. r - . ...I V I I VI I I pr ' Qriffllurllblll ' 6 4 -'ze ,' A S c k...lv'.ll'ff, ' '. -gf' I- V. 3 . h, I s 2 if li u ,....a-r ' IOSEPHINE SOLAZZO .. . A life size doll with big, brilliant brown eyes Business Manager of Reflector Bundle of charm A smile for everyone. CHARLES SPOONHOWARD Curly hair, amiable lad His humor kept our class in top spirits Cheerful and chipper . . . Will join the navy. ROBERTA SPOONHOWARD All sunshine and smiles Has a yen for dancing Typist for the annual Her electric personality has attracted many friends. IAMES STEADMAN A smiling and good natured chap Enjoys typing Headed for a business career Never a dull moment when this lad's around. ERNEST STEFANON Shines with personality plus One of our best dressed boys Indispensable force behind that number on the basketball court S Club. THOMAS STEHNEY Great guy to know Ambitious Already has his own T.V. and Radio repair shop Intelligent Physics student Everybody's pal. FLOYD STRAWSER Acquired many friends with his sincere and amiable nature An up and coming com- mercial artist Painted scenery for our Iunior Prom. IAMES STRENNEN One of room ll's prizes Likes listening to music Easy to get along with Our fu- ture paratrooper . .. Indispensable classmate. RICHARD STROIAN One of our most popular guys . . . His top notch leadership made him Co-editor of Sewicktey and Vice President of Student Council Outstanding. CHARLES SUMAN Outstanding pupil in scholarship ... Ambitious and well liked Enjoys working with elec- tricity Annual Staff, Stage Crew and Movie Crew, its losephirie Solazzo 'lime marches one leaving fond memories of the past SHIRLEY TEMPO Delightful, dressy and dancing make the only 3D's in Shirley's life Personality, DAMIAN TESTA To coin a phrase, a swell guy Partial to soccer and golf Possesses a sense of humor that delights everyone. MICHAEL TOMANIO Filled to the brim with school spirit . .. Proudly managed the Bison Teams for three years A never to be forgotten classmate, IAMES TRUE His athletic promises and friendly per, sonality has endeared him to his classmates One of our football heroes Bison Co-Captain for '54, RONALD TUMBRY . . . I.owber's gift to the soccer world . . . Dancing appeals to him ... Prize basketball player . . Lots of zip, personality and wit. FRANK ULYAN A most obliging fellow Favorite pastime is playing soccer Entoys trapping until hunting season comes along Well liked among us. ETHEL VAN DYKE Personality, dressy, sweet and pretty are some of her highlights .,. Busy office worker . .. Really enioys taking part in activities. GEORGE WALT Tall, good natured and well liked by everyone Seen most often with brother Iohn and the red convertible Outstanding personality. IOHN WALT Very popular classmate Always ready and eager for fun Football rates high among activities Grand guy Vital to our class. MELVIN YACKOVICH S.H.S.'s pride and toy Onf of our star football players Keeps things Jumping .. Likes dancing .. . Life of any party. BETTY ZAKUTNEY Always makes a very attractive appearance Entoys dancing and listening to records Annual Staff Quick to flash her pretty smile. jim Sfhlbkd, mmm, am .ivmuvhml ww fznwg aqm. BQ in UW! L G' 'il fa gi 5 2 y F 5+ 1 S Hmong, Um. 'IWDAL fhmzblmul Q ,W , , , ,wp ' Y A ' 'L' wg 2 ,K K if 5 ' 5 4 95' Our Ng moment C lmGX 4 Jr ucpy years 'c,,,et1e Q-6. .1-f Q- Q ff? g I fm Q ff fr I' U juuvv-' Taking time out for a sip of tea. OFFICERS President ...... .,..,..... C onstfince Cunnard Vice President . . . . . Charles llolomshek Secretary .,.......,...,.......,. Clara Milton Student Council ....,...... Daniel Couchenour, Gayle Vissat, and Ioyce Backstrom The l954-55 school year is a year in which the ability and skill of the luniors is all put forth to try to do their best. Many tasks are to be tackled and many new experiences to be had. One of these being the careful planning and Carrying out of the refresh- ments sold at the football games and the candy sold in the halls at noon-time. Other experiences the Iunior class encounters are: the thrills of having for the first time their own school ring and planning for the biggest event of the year -the lunior-Senior Prom. Our lunior boys are now taking part in more activities in the athletic field, consisting mainly of football, basketball, and baseball. This is the year most enioyed in your High School life. For in this year you learn the mean- ing of co-operation with other students during the preparation for decoration of many dancesg an important one being the Christmas dance. We will regret seeing our Iunior year and all its good times go, but we'll look forward to the Senior year with just as much enthusiasm as we had upon entering this school term. The success or failure of activities sponsored by the lunior class rests largely on the officers elected by the class, these being: President ........, Constance Cunnard Vice President ..... Charles l-lolornshek Secretary ................ Clara Milton Student Council . . . Danny Couchenour, Gayle Vissat, Ioyce Backstrom We are sure that with the help of the other Iunior students we will be successful in all we do. lbfm, .9v1lf1- KIM - Un, jluuks Jihgam, dual Qnnwm UL jim Mmm Back Row: P. Popcllu, H. Srmonizoward, D. Siaut, l. M1iu'ino, G, Webberkina T. Gaidosh, B. Biy, B, Terrioni, B. Smouse Middle Row: B. Vituk, D. Balziak, C. Delapennti, VV. Boaak, l. Anzur, B. Koleshci, W. Flariiafin, VV. FIITTUVXY, A. Sniith, B. Curry Front Row: K. Rupert, M, Yovvari, B. Kredicy TD. vVlf fIVf'I, N. Beecc, S. Thorne, B. Ne-sltit, F. Ltrrisltc,-1 inr, M. Pcriry, M. Yuv-in, l. Kusniifrek, B. Anthony Back Row: F. Boltivli, B. Critclifield, F, Funiia, D, Lretr, B. Lciniliort, B. Byzon, C. Cunnard, B. Sirofchuk, D. Lough- ner, l. Chopp Middle Row: L. l.oiif,gliner. C. Milton, M. Lyons, M. Smith, l, Ltiben, F. Etch- ler, C, Geslei, l. Zavosky, l. Corso, D. Kristoff Front Row: P. Perrino, S, Powell, H. Spaniel, S. Angelcyk, l. Miller, B. Barndt, l. Drurninond, D. Fox, P. Lynch, C, Shupe, P, Stubbs, N. Sever Back Row: P Bosch, F. Smith, D. Couch- enour, P. Preiza, A. Kusyai, M. Gros- ley, L. Essing, B. Hough, C. Holom- shek, W. Boss, D. Keller Middle Row: N. Lash, D. Miller, M, Con- die, B. Eicher, C, Cunnard, C. Ges- ler, A. Horney, I, Laben, L. Beddick, S. Mt:Ccirthy, G. Gurnoltr, B. Cecco- nello Front Row: D, Fox, S. Neslvit, l. Back- strorri, l, Stubbs, F. Hutter, M. Kas- prrrek, M. Beck, B, Alifitt'-, K. Klan- chisscrr, VV. Hildenlzrcind, S. Aronclifis Buck How: l.. Gmxcal, F. Lf-snicky, W. Riddel, C. Prettinian, A. Toniii, B. King, M. Exton, F. Stroifrn, N. Taylor, l. Slebodnik Middle Row: D, Goblesky, I. Spoon- howard, I. Palicka, G, Vissat, M. Couchenour, M. Chew, B. Kauffman, C. Tepke, C. Eicher, G. Gestler Front How: D. Lindich, D Exton, M. Deutch, C. Bissin, C. Bissin, L. Pas- ternak, I, Blazowick, C. Kavel, B. Flanigan, C. Castle, I. Masslock, A. Farlow Af- dal uf :Af ,ft j: ' qw gfwv: -f.-1 , VF W 5-4-v mil 4 'm V? M . .4 l s, s'f-. 5 V 'I lx ,Q h l', A t - ,. S - QP M wiv-Mrk Sophnnwnm, ifliflfwffllf f5DPhA 'Q Plwnulm. UK. Hfuzat Jluhqa, Jn Honra Back Row: R. Moore, R. Zaarrr, G. Chopp, R. Srnayda, I, Pretia, R. Ol- brish, E. Filapose, W. Beckman Mi dle Row: . Wultsrrh, C. Sirawser d I . C, Williams, I.. Harvey, L, Van Dyke D. Robertson, W, Popella, R. Steadr man Front Row: W, Koleshcr, N. Potros, P Cantini, S. Cehlarik, I. Iohnson, E, Steiner. N. Fullerton, P. Muka Back Row: A. Fulmer, H. Iellison, S Cehlarik, S. Marzock, B. Parnell, I Kelly, E. Matovich Middle Row: A. Dings, W. Hileman, F Angelcyk, R. Kardash, H. Rosensteel R, Kargle, I. Mortel, D. Reeve Front Row: I, Lavella, I. Bussard, F Gorentz, M. Fennell, I. Futcher, N Farmer, P. Iohnson, B. Allen Buck Row: T. Thorne, R, Sarsfzeld, M Clark, F. Omlcr, R, Perrino, V. Anzur C. Tomatko, W. Yezerski Middle Row: E. Leasure, G. Colvin, S. Tinsley, I. Luke, S, Shaulis, K. Ar lotta, I. Sarnes, H. Taulker Front Row: N. Vincick, E. Postlewait A. Gradisek, P. Koselich, I. Lavella, V. Luzar, I. Uhrik, M. Strawser, V. Milton, R. Armstrong Back Row: C. Mikolics, I.. Mowrey, M Comini, I, Fox, K. Hughes, I. Law renzi, R. Hoffer, E. Urbas Middle Row: I. Bohacik, D, Zubric, L Guerrieri, I. Higgins, R. Omler, R Peoples, I., Chopp, I. Keck Front Row: I. Condie, R. Sfrrnulski, S Skrabski, P. Tempo, G. Stolick, D Stafford, I. Slebondick, A. Peresta, B Vanyo Who knows where our paths may lead usl OFFICERS President . ........ .... M ary Elizabeth Fennell Vice President .... .,...... R aymond Kargle Secretary-Treasurer ............. Alice Peresta Student Council .........,.,... Phyllis Cantini, Shirley Skrabski, Darlene Stafford The class of 57 getting adjusted to their title of Sophomores now faced a new phase in school life. They had entered into the doors of Senior High. After being in Iunior High for three years they found new and more interesting activities going on. Many members of the class participated in the Sophomore Pep Meeting which was a huge success and even Won the trophy for the Foot- ball Skit of 54 . Beside this, they took part in different organizations such as: band, foot- ball, basketball, majorettes, cheerleaders, and various clubs. They were loyal supporters at the football games, dances, pep meetings, and various assemblies. They had both succeeded and failed, but were trying to do their best. They are looking forward to their next two years in Senior High and hope they can do their job as Iuniors and Seniors. The officers, chosen by their class the pre- vious year, did their best at guiding and ruling over the class. They were: President, Mary Elizabeth Fennell: Vice President, Raymond Karglep Secretary-Treasurer, Alice Perestag Stu- dent Council, Phyllis Cantini, Shirley Skrabski, and Darlene Stafford. OFFICERS President .,...... Yolanda Chesky Vice President . .... Dennis Lawrenzi SecretaryfTreasurer ........ Marlene Hopkinson Student Council ................... Sally Fry, Geraldine Rupar, Sylvia Galensky The Freshman Class of 1954 was an im- portant link in the chain of activities in our school. It did not take long for this energetic group to recognize their responsibilities and to carry them out. Eager to assume their new duties, they were active in assemblies, sports, junior high chorus, and runior high student council. Enjoying social affairs they looked forward to their freshman party. As a class, they were well liked for good sportsmanship and enthusiasm. Class officers were: president, Yolanda Cheskyg vice-president, Dennis Lawrenzi, and secretary-treasurer, Marlene Hopkinson. Stu- dent council representatives were Sally Fry, Geraldine Rupar, and Sylvia Galensky. They were guided in all activities by their capable advisors: Mr. Shott, Mr. Pritts, Mr. I. Andreo, and Mr. Lawson. We know this group will continue to dee velop its many talents and be a credit to our school because it has a sturdy foundation already built. l.ooking optirnistically into the future. , . X. .., . Back Row: T. Bourke, l.. Bussard, G. Minalko, P. Gedrnan, G. Higgins, I. Elkins, D. Condie, H. Opacliik, R. Reamer, I. Lipniskrs, R. Schuller, A. Kustra, l.. Guardasoni Middle Row: I. Bundy, S. Black, I. Steh- ney, B. McGrew, I. Sarries, B. Skrab- ski, V. Spoonhoward, D. Vissat, A. Lovato Front Row: S. Galensky, V. Sikora, M. Dahlstrorn, M. Albright, C. Barndf. E. True, M. Steiner, I. Tinsley, S. Trax, E. Derr, E. Heckrnan Back Row: VV. Fennel, VJ. Neff, F. Glo- lbosky, I. Gracrrn, C. Rothwell, D. Drummond, V. Stevens, D. Kroll, T. Ku'mierek, T. Baluiak, C. Holorrisliek Middle Row: G. Snritlr, E. Watson, W. Spisak, D. Globosky, S. Fry, E. Ma- loney, E. Brown, K. Narnestka, D. McKeel, VV. Stubbs, G. Eelak Front Row: M. McAlpine, P. Reynolds R. Turrihry, L. Srnail, W. Condie, E. Errett, V. Henderson, D. Stader, M. Weaver, I. Eretz Back Row: R. Higgins, R. Ferguson, M. Yurkovich, G. Trout, l.. Spickle, D. Scerlic, A. Rnrabaugh, C. Hough, G. Cantini, C. Shaw, D. Lawrenzi Middle Row: l.. Ancoski, I. DeTurk, P. Buzzard, P. Kizielewski, G. Rupar, Y. Clieskey, D. Panizzi, D. Flanigan, I. Gumola Front Row: H. Tliiebert, l. Wilps, M. L. Kopcak, M. Hopkinson, B. Kochariv, C. Robertson, P. Kredic, E. VanDyke Back Row: I. Kristoff, NV. Mathers, F. Bowman, C. Kennell, R. Boltich, R. Koscr, R. Haddock, I. Roszak, E. Roth- well, R. Stepinsky, A. Kristoff Middle Row: E. Farmer, P. Keenan, S. Liptak, E. Horvath, I. Beyrand, R. Brenda, B. Altieri, S. Gumola, V. Rob' inson, M. Watson, l.. Deutsch, W. Seneft Front Row: M. Vucinir-li, E. Ross, D. Lash, B. Shupe, T. Shoaf, l.. Vifacritler, I. Spoonlioward, L. Podbesek, l. Iones, R. Fiume jim ,?lLQAhI'l'l.QIL 9 le Jfumlz, JLHQLL jo jluz. HAM- wah. sffwpr gpm. 1, ' W , ,V W ,x, 'A ,.f V , 3 , Y d S: 'fxlf' 11 ws- A .WI - wi ,, - A W' wx, ,W ,pf ,K ,I i if M -15. if 5-ffm 1. '-uf? 'K ? N. bf sl A . K Rl Q I an ,111 4 5: 'ir .- ,, n WV ,, 1 A ,4 ink i 3 RN.- R Mm Ulf 4? if s-JV JQ Back Row I Radencrc G Harvey R Campbell R Crrthfretd I Taylor R Srerth B Merrs W 511.1 D Kurptcn E Anzur Mrddle Row A H ny A Abtre Kuhtc R M Cutcheon R Kuno R Vota R Srnouse R Grosl y A I s QNLXIIASWIFIY Front Row E Opa hrck C Meno771 Petros R S y F Ulyan I a bm I Hunter P Paul I Popp Buck Row C Kusaz F Cantrnr S Postlathewart F Allen F Blal W Spoonttoward G Frrrmcr D Vu crmcn D Dy on R Rertler Mlddle How V Yenr h R Scerlac I Ttnsley I Brssrn B Radzwan B zard I McC rtny Front Row E Mrtcherl C McCune C Derr R Ma he-ws R Spanlel R Lord A Rosensteel P Urana B Lamus R Grushecky Back Row I Mrller I Popovrch R Veltch W Shuglle F Sesser T Rrd dell W Smouse P Rupert P Soch acrcr F Sncmsky M Suchko G Sames Middle Row E Yarkovrcn B Rothwell Y Bu77ard P Yel1ch M Passro M Kustra P Horvat I Henderson Front Row P Truswell L Bzsh D Galante B Rocco M D Turk I Cr1 santr A Mart? P Byzon M Bow man C Blrd Back Row I LaVella I M Clrnton H Pr 70 I Grcenawalt D Ichns A Marquez F Trout T Ulyan R Sars freld P Hough C Hunter Middle Row P Tepke Vt Yowan D Keegan F Butko F Butko F Valore M Rrtenour B Barley VV Iamter G Rldrnaer L DIQIQVII Front Row S I Srmmons M Wood C Bearsley '-I Rosenrk D Overly L Converso If Codla M McC.tne C Slsanlex Jflwwn. fvmqwlmfm Q OFFICERS P esrd t Annan ary Martz Vrce Presrdent M ry Plassxc Se r ry Tre rsurer Mary Et fr McCune S udent Coun rl Elrzab tn Mltchell :nc y Lash Io rn Petro Wrth only one year s expertence rn Iunror Hrgh S hool the erghth graders met agarn th1s year to carry on therr Job of growlng up As etghth graders they learned to co operate wrth therr teacrers and classmates and galned ex ahead The class partrcroated rn many octrvr tres and enroyed the asse nblles movres and pep rneetrngs 1n add tton to all the football and basketball games They boast of many actrve members of the band orcnestra and chorus and were on hand to cheer the football and basketball teams at both pep meetrngs and games Those wlsely chosen to gurde thts energetrc group are Prestdent Anna Mary Martz Vtce Presrdent Mary Plassto Secretary Treasurer Mary Etta McCune Student Councrl Ioan Pe tros Ehzabeth Mrtchell Nancy Lash The erghth grade homeroom teachers were Mr McCune Mr Decker Mr Vassra and Mlss Bed ord All rn all they can look forward to a future of work fun excltement and the other thrngs that go wrth hrgh school and growrng up Keeptng well versed on s hool lsappenrngs I ll ll v Lee' MA I ' I A , I ' Q cg L 7 I en ..,.......,........ 1 ' 1 . ' I I , A 1 , ....... ,...,...,. r 1 Q ' : L. nt. o , . ' t , I. C eta - ' ..... .,.. t L K I - 'C 4 t V t ' t c ..,......,.. ' . 0' ' , , . ' ., . e , . .ca N, 1 r f 3 ur , , t 3 , . ra 1. I f mt , . , . D A ' , . , . tey, A C , ' ' I I 2 , 'C , . , . A v my ' F , . t A . , Emmy: I-'lohnsonf W1 Condim C. 'BUZQ perience in dealing with problems of the years , . G l . I l I . I '- : , . ' , . c ' , . ex. , . - , , , . ' ' 1' ' ' ' ' A - 1, ,MMM . .- - . , A . uv , . ' , ryfrffr OFFICERS Prezident ................ Lawrence Dalla Betta Vice President ...... ..... Pt ose Ann Kuszay Secretary-Treasurer ........,.... Linda Dennick Student Council .................. Ioyce Neal, Ursula Serro, Nancy Sleber We the seventh grade class of H54-55 will give you a bit of seventh grade history before we enter into the eighth grade year. On September 4th, 1954 many excited peo- ple set their first task of becoming acquainted with Sewickley Township High School. With the help of our teachers, Mr. Hop- kinson, Mr. Bodebaugh, Mr. Dalla Betta, Miss Yonick and principal, Mr. William P. Miller, we set off to a good start. We also voted for candidates for class offi- cers. The votes were cast in booths set up in front of room 26 in October, l954. The results of the election were devastating. President is Lawrence Della Bettag Vice President, Bose Ann Kuszaig Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Dennickg Student Council, Nancy Sleber, Ioyce Neal, and Ursula Serro. Our Class also participates in all school activities, assemblies, and dances to which we are invited. So far Sewickley has given us a great tumble and hope to have many more happy days here. Newly elected officers have a conference. Buck Row: I. Daugherty, T. Heckman W. Armstrong, I. Fray, E. Klus, L Dennick, G. Zenker, l. Dorsey, C Hughs, M. Fraicola, D, McKinnon, N Milton Middle Row: B. Crichfxeld. N. Molnar N. Holomshek, I. Freeman, D. Bourst I. Spiegel, M. Fulmer, N. Robinson L. Bryant, K. Condie, G. Iaffre, K Sleber, W, Tinsley Front Row: G. Bartlett, B. Grdifan, I Gumola, I. Comini, I. Keenan, L. Iohn son, B. Bencloski. I. Bencloski, W Parks, R. Coy, I. Hopkinson, P. Gra- disek, B. Neal Back Row: E. Stefanacci, K, Mortle, M Zachetti, P. Miller, I. Prejza, D. Bythe- way, I. Stubbs, D. Wiley, V. Fuller- ton, C. Powell, D. Cantini, U. Serro D. Zaqar Middle Row: L. Buzzard, C. Kizielew- ski, D. Freeman, R. Peoples, B. Trax- is, N. Fox, S. Stafford, L. Bissin, B. Puhlevic, I, Koffman, M. Costanztr L. Batis, I. Polandick Front Row: H. Van Dyke, D. Van Dykc I. Klanchessar, I. Adams, C. Natalf- C. Wehberking, T. Bourke, E. Molrrr, G. Topinka, C. Kubic, E. Taylor, H. Van Dyke Back Row: S. Oplinger, I. Wiley, I. Yac- kovich, I. Golobish, D. Kosor, E. An- gelcyk, B. Sinnamond, C. Namestka, G. Kochasic, B. Leasure, N. Omlor Middle Row: B. Zimmers, L. Leasure, I. Leasure, D. Suman, D. Trout, I. Trushwell, O. Vilotti, I. Neil, A. Sen nel'f, E. Fulmer, B. Stubbs, R. Kuszai, G. Campoli Front Row: G. Stubbs, I. Smith, G. Hunter, W. Kovach, B. Globosky, I. Caldro, O. Long, I. Omlor, E. Lash, E. Kubic, B. Radziwon, H. Greenawalt, H. Edwards Buck Row: I. Huss, I. Shatter, C. Cole- man, H. Rothwell, L. Dalla Betta, B. Moore, T, Grushey, B. Cecchett, N. Terrijoni Third Row: S. Hutter, D. Calvin, A. Wood, B. Huss, M. Williams, N. Sle- ber. E. I. Simmons, M. Robertson, E, Dorsey Second Row: L. Yarkovich, E. Wilson, D. Farmer, L. Perry, D. Pehar, I. An- zur, L, Massaglia, B. Spoonhoward. L. Curry, A. Keegan, A. Harvey Front Row: A. Ancoski, E, Wood, B. Vinsich, B. Matthews, A. Watson, T. Backstrom, B. Yuvan, H. Theis, H. Guardasoni, R. Mihalko Seventh, ltlrmk .Q .lfdfla sv bil Wh Phi YY' Ply 2 L 'Q r,,. S og' .- -M-...Dx ,ff 4Awq.ifi'iIi , V V5-ia 5 ,IZ W WE hw ' s'5 5zP .' ' 'N ' M2 'lf 9-': 4yggf ,, , we ss. 'hiv . 'JV A JK fr' Q T ,--v V44 -L 1.1, f, N W'Z'9lF ,P Wh..- wif YN., if A' vs. 5-. 5 . '41 1 15 'fi Sri. x. 'Sv' Q Rfb! gif. 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'wg Fmrif f '1IT'S 1 rift-x 5 ' pcm zgtzms -1 me The S Club hos stood true to trodition this yeor by upholding its reputation of being one ot the ledding orgdnizotions dt Sewickley. Une of the chief reosons for this stgtus is the fine work done by fgculty odvisors: Mr. Bruno, Mr. Hopkinson ond Mr. Andreo. The purpose ot this club is to edrn enough money to buy the Seniors joclcets ond gold foot- bdlls ond bdslcetbglls. 'asa' gm 911, funny, gfQdllf, Hmm, jim, Jima, Spbul DK 5. JL. 5. The club eorns the money by holding noon donces, the onnuol gyrn exhibition, ond their yecirly evening dance. Wecirers of the coveted S ore the boys who have edrned them on the gridiron, Court, ond didrnond. We hope thot they shdll olwoys keep our honor bright. Back Row: l. True, A. Tonin, G. Milton, P. King, G, Vffxlt, E. Pre-dfipnu, C. Pretirrrin, H. Albright, I. Vfult, Mr. Bruno. Front Row: 2. Long, lfl. 'l'ornunio, I. Henry Czraselliz, l.. Lougrgner, l., Essing Q doug A, ... .il ,i, R if 3 1 2 .A :- C 7 954 Jnnibad 111 1,11 rs 39111: :gy .,,1 r11a1.1y1 VARSITY FOOTBALL 3121111014 301 Jim H.111t111:. V Cf' :1f1se11.1 - D. 511162116111 1 1.1 1-i.K1:1: L. G: :iv-1 1. f1f-my - C. 131cf1111115:n - G. 11111911 1 fc I1 1 - 1.1. E 1 E, Fred 1 11: - L.Essi111g - D, F'.L11QIfCI1 U. A - Q.G111Zc11 - T FQ y A.To11ir1 - H. Al:'1:1g111 - 1.111-:1zy 1..1.ougE.1.P: 'V wywaim itil ind, ,,,. .....-..,1,.w v -H.......-.... - My ...A v if .- , A Q YB- s 'vQy',1 -5 111 g B , :ar of A 'J ff V51 . . . Q !,r' r- r , v ' ' 'J , 910111. 014 311. Umm amz lm, flclfk v DC K-J -v ' 1 :Q 1 2 T fx 6 ,- ll nu. gs no 00 00p ,Q U4' dxf' 4 Buck How: D. Slcf-1ll1', lf. ll1l111s, A. l3o11e..11, M. Tr11111111rg, D.K11stoH, B. Blfwlc, l.. Mtxtty, B. K'115lf, B. Hughes, I. Fox M. fff.111ir1i, lloftftr. Third Row: B. S:1111y1l: ll Cf' tl 'In-11 111 l.l. lixtf I1 I. M1111111 , I. 3.1 :f11111k, IJ. lx tl :l.11- 1, i' U1-ll:gf11111, ffl. Cl.Il' 'I1 fn-ld, 12. L111fi1'l1, I .3tItl'l.. Second Row: I. Elf-flly G. '.'.'1.' 3. f:'.1l.fr '11 EI. f v :3..T:r11r1 li. K111: f. r:e 17r:11. .1. l.f1Q .::, l.lr, l5:pk1r1s:11. Front Row: ll. 3:1111 y lvl. '1' 1 'kovi F 'rf f Gr :XI 'V lg 11: I, T..1e I.. Ffss11.1, F :rj F.. Frf '1 1 1:1 fl. 11 ::.' l.l1. ffr'.:1f.. Tt1is yedrs QfldlTO1'l eleven, under tl1e su' fJGYVlSlOI'l of CooCl1 Iolin Bruno cmd l11s osslste o11ts Ioseph Andreo, ond Sdruuel Hopkinson, had d fme sedson. boosting tive victories oqdmst three detedts. Two of these defects forrginq dqomst Plum Twp. and l-lurst, both Clfzss A schools. The Bisorrs only loss 111 Closs B play wds :1t he bonds ol the Golden Edgles ot South Hur tlr1q'io11. This loss, '1 7-6 rxedribreolcer, dropped Sex-nokley trorz. 1:.e INPIAI. - B r'1f:e. Sewiokley was represented by 11 green ei':11 IH 34 vii tfpe return :I cily fogr letter- ezi trcrri the 53 sdufxd. The Qrdrrge '.1r1d Bldclc snowed t:.e1r su- pe11or1ty CIHCI skill by droppmq lootlr Bonlcm und ZQl1'EI'1Of,l6 trorr. the rdnlcs of fre uioedfen 'xii INPIAL Class B ruse. Flores for l9ff '1re very I.1qE. iz.. ':.e B1s2:s I.'1'.'? izr. expe 'ff He 'efzrp i1r.'9 '.-fell 'iied 37:65. 'f1'1tr. Tie re1',grr.Qf1:sfrenghrlefzrld fx qriup eedy rfvgks Tye B1s'.r.s i1re l',ik1:1'5 for tizrp- f-' VJPIAL i.ll'15fF B C:.i1r:L131o11s1.1p. .4-'1 TOUCHDOWN PARADE Opp. S.T.H.S EM Hwy . guagfmldafuoggvunaqaamgpm Kaul - .l Gus . sic if Back Row. left to right: ' Middle Row: Front Row: If T ry. r i T r Y :. Y G. L1f1'1t . riixqiris 11151 L.. T.Q'5' .Q .rf , . , J Ii.,.,.. ,. . if ,A If L! High. Jonibal Victor Vassia, coacn of tlie Sewiclqley lunior l-figli Football team, did a good job this year cf coaciiing tlie teanx. Tliese are the boys that will be playing for the varsity team in a few years. Tlie boys liave picked up many valuable pointers tliis year tlirougli tlieir practice, tlieir gatixes, and tfirougli tlie coacliing of Mr. Vassia. Tlge tearii fiad a fairly good season this year with 2 wins, 2 losses, and l tie. They won every one of their games in the B class and tied a class A team. They iosf to a class A and a class AA team. These boys iiave worked very Eiard and liave done a good iob. They deserve cur thanks and recognition for a iob well done. iran Fzbeti EIT' '1':C f ldflfii f. 6D1U'LCl1 The Atliletic Council was cliosen by tlie scliool board tliis year for tfge sole purpose of establistiing and meeting tbe atliletic needs of all students. Recommendations to the other scliool members about problems pertaining to attiletics are given by tlie faculty members, ttie administration, and members of tlie scliool board wlio were cliosen to serve on tlie Atli- letic Council. Tlie suggestions may be acted upon or reiected after taken into consideration. Tbe members of this committee are: Mr. l-l. Good, Mr. W. Miller, Mr. l. Bruno, Mr. W. Fulf lerton, Mr. F. Vifilliarns, Mr. R. Britt, and Mr. l. Mautirio. Tliese gentlemen liave put forth hours of effort in planning for the atnletic feats of good old S. T. H. S. ,mme H -' fun. ?.,.,. 2 .N-. l.,lA.., I'.,,.,. H. 1-. .J,,,. ..J.. .S I-lrtlA.t.5. .-2' 4, Agaafazfball gmzmmf, Hmkpm, wah gfwmq, Jw, am .,fa.aL TY 0 X, srwlmtlfvi Qqovfvfvg, Twp H5 f SEIMEKLEY , 0PEPTy I TWP Nh' f I SEWICKLE Y TW . Hg ,I umm, awww At the heqrnnrnq of the 54 55 Bqslcetboll Sedson Cooch l-loplcmson found lll nselt wrth on entrrely new group of oloyers os srx of lost yeors storters were ornonq the 54 qroduotes As the proottce sesstons were on rowever there wos evrdedoe thot tfns teom would be rtqht uo there hqhttnq tor tre top dqoun As the exhlbrtron qdrnes qot under Woy S H S qot under wdy too lDOVlSlll'lQ of dete ts over Trortord St V1ncentPreo Pttcourn Edst Mclieesport Penn Townshrp ond lostnq only to North l-lunhnqdon ond leonnette These vtc torres occounted for the optlrntsw os sectron Cornpetrtton qot under woy but we lost ou hrst one to rowertul E st Hu'tt1'tqdon VV got on tre rrqnt tron fq IN y o un ng You ,cg wood out our glory wos s or x s w drorred two to Perryr Jhs nd lt!-est Newton ot dlsgourfzqed tl e lseys l ounfed tr our old nvo Sout Hu tttnqdon Ol1SllQCl olf Younqwood fxqmn Next on seotton lecroers lNe were :ll eye u or t NI qfrrne r nr to ed f ur f r 1 f e f C r J ut Perry 1 t fp fne f 1 u gun e mt Perry were t 1 f f e rn wfre rrfc foet over t e mol T 'IS v s our reol wh rn e but luck wus oqcnnst us we were on top throuqhout the qorne but lost loy one pornt tn the lost f W seconds o reol heort loreoker rf there ever wos one The lollowmq Week we 'ret W'est Newton ond qot revenge for the1r eorher vlotory But our seoson whtch heqon rn deteot also ended thot woy os we were defeoted oy South l-lunhnqdon ledvrnq us rn thrrd ploce IH the se tlon stondtnq VVe con t slnqle out ony oloyers rndtvlduorl ly hut would llke to qtve mentron ro tour Sen tors They fought w1t'1 dll the old hqht ond sportsrnonsnto trodttronol wttr S H S ln thelr lost yeor of plory they qove us or teorn we Sen tors mll rlw ys rernernloer ond one thot the 'IIIQ sc oo o reollf lo sro d of Also e QGIVIPQ rr rse re t e lumors N se perform jbwslum e s t cr next yecrs te t future loo 'ty rt B mme h Flo r rs the n drspe lsr n 'us few ye r Cunt Our Brso T turs roy 19 L r C- o e of l-loplcrnson os he do s done or tre od' rrooe record doe every Tuesooy on emot wtth t rl s ctnd ox rr uqeq ef f room H S ne Qu' r y wry not Q f ey were r or str ofus - -- f Hr. Hug ' lf sc' , ull. Fxndr 1 znfil.fr.B:.1n --'rx 1: 1 E,--2.1.15 the :,. xx-Jn. I f ' ' ' 3 ' ,. Q C . . ' , f ' 'y ' A I ' d ' ' o ' o o' . rr , o r f , '. V v t E 'Q okdo' li l9'..l' or' 5-T--'l1lC'I1- e, u . - d- , ' , . oil t lt 'ed Qt- e -I . ,Aww 11 A . r E10 - ' Ay, Q W ,pf q ' 't 5 'A I one -how Ep t ., ' 1' dn. ks N K W qv N 3 JW ' bugk Q gig. rrrrqlz r o qht. el 'I ' CIC A, ye, ' i - fgm , 1, Qt y f Und f -S rumble f ro . Couch SQIIIL ' . 5 A T, V' , x lf L o' Czrs ' .orzd of' on Exe' - our schedule was Host Hunttnqdon, the fYY9UClOU5 195 Ufld W9 MCU? fUlUYQ TQUTTIS help v J 'A U V V V J fy kd yd 3 f Q11 mn has fn 'lo o' . l ,t - , z tl kr :lcr,f , tae to fi loop, lend- e T1 TQUYN Ui' Ve ' 1 W W Cl xnq them fzll tl rough tit, 5'::z.e. u 'attcry 3 - fy 71 511913 PU! 'N f fi 'llv f Q - A r, . :tfzt1e'f11tf1E':sf l'lLlILiI1Cj'lCTl for first T TJ11-ll? ihlfi fiiifi O1 fl ' J YYI1 fiilei D J , -- plogf, with us rd. qlrtge lZ9l.lIt'l f2.e::g. Q r UTY Will lCYC1l S. MT. fi! -- - S Y. V f , xo ' h ,, f., ,Ee Gr ru: the week Efvrve been :21Q:::.po on tl1e fl,or, out tr., r o Q d ,S ', , :do o S o :L o. E. 'Jos e loncxrztgg. .o 1:11 . 57 AAAA f u p IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL -V Left to right: R. Hoffer Mautino, R. Smayda Prediza, E. Urbas. Zuluiyd, .nt ' T 523, 5 3 W f 4 2 2 3 :ft T? U N! t E IUNIOR HIGH A BASKETBALL 1 , L Back Row, left to right: CJ Y '51 Qintirii, R, lx-e, E. Rott ll, C. Rotliwell. , T' - 5 Boll tk. 1 ' Front Row: VC, Sigut, M Yurkovicfi, l. Sleet, L 4 Q ' Spivkle, VV. Stubbs, ' 7 Rada nvift 5 . 4 , fl F! TT f,l'N ' Wm amkdbafr The first step in accomplishing anything is learning the basic fundanientals, and so it is with our lunior High Basketball Team. The teazn, composed of young, inexperi- enced, and sports loving seventh, eighth, and ninth grade boys have worked diligently under the able direction of veteran coach Victor Vassia, and have coriie up with a fine record. The boys are as an ainbitious a group as you would ever hope to find. Always eager to do their best, but always willing to take constructive criticisni, they displayed the fair play and good sportsmanship neces- sary for any successful team. The boys are learning young the real :Lieaning of school spirit and have learned to play to win for their Alma Mater. This has brought about good teamwork aniong the boys, the most irnportant basic fundamental they can learn now or later. CU12, Fowl, Cdffh. Pfuda ja Om, Jlandzunni Jiefwm, gumm Uafmltq z8a.4lmfbalL Behmd every successful Varsrty Basketball Team there are years of practrce and work spent on developrng the players sk1lls After learnmg the bas1c fundamentals of the game rn Iumor l-lrgh therr next move rs on up to the I V ranks one step closer to the1r Varsrty careers Coachmg tne Sophomores and lun1ors of the team IS Mr loseph Andero Hes had h1s Job for a long whrle now and rs responstble for much of the know how these fellows dlsplay rn the1r Varsrty years The fans gave qurte a b1t of attentron to the I V s thrs year as they are now realrzrng that rt 1S from thrs team that our future Varslty stars are born lt was fun to speculate Just what sort of team th1s would shape up 1nto 1n a f w years Wrtlt all the knowledge they ve trcs they ve learned from the1r coach rt seems rnevrtable that they too wrll have another future team that Sewrckley can boast about Ernest Steicxnnon Forward Drd a bang up Job thls year be1ng the hrgh scorer for nearly every game Always came through when the gotng was toughest One of S wrckley l-hgh s greats Michael Blatney Center Our tall center Noted for h1s faklng Always gets those rebounds Famous for h1s over hand shot Drd a Job we were all proud of th1s season Drennen Fullerton Guard A must on our basketball court Donna s vorce was always heard the loudest when he scored Plays an excellent defensrve game as well as offensrve Iohn Walt Forward One of our tallest for a Job well done Plays a good all around game Can wear that coveted S proudly 'W Drerm n Ful er n gained playing this year and the excellent tac- players. Could allways be counted on ' J V' ' f' 'fe J , l t 'J I J t I .ts J l X J F Jw J J at Att N I I. ' pf ,I.I1 I.' frm-s Sei :nrfn .fy 'C '3 59 lvfxt hael Blatney if Unqmugahbnm if jim Happy. Jfowm, wp. Spud jnqgtluzfz, Jim, 7 955 lklduy The l955 Sewiclcleyu -fQur last imprese sions oi Sewickley High. Through the pages ot our annual, We present the story ot our wonder- tul high school days. The things weve said and done, and what we've been and hope to be, are recaptured in word and picture. Through the years, this book will bring back memories ot happy years here old pals, helpful teachers, activities, thrilling sports, our v t Ne hope you like it? exciting prom and the most cherished of meme oriesg graduation. The '55 Sewickley was edited by Maxine Kavel and Richard Strojan, while the business start was handled by Eleanor Chopp and Edna Holter. Orchids to Mr. Andreo, Mr. Dalla Betta and Miss Yoniclc, who cheered us on in our darkest hours. The stall hopes you enjoy it, and bring it with you to your twenty-fifth ref union. lt's sooner than you think. ANNUAL STAFF- EDITORIAL P. Malpeni C. Spimizn, M, X ft' BUSINESS STAFF Back Row, left to right: Smitlb Il Ki rtpl lttio TLX, S. fi l ski Front Row: F.. f T, S. viqh, M. . 1. T11 ri, T11 E. Choysp V. Gmss. Standing left to nqht P St o in R S it l A Ex cn, F. Str, in E. Z 41 ri' , C. M1-dyed, I. l..is l Polfmdicl-C, M, Kzvfl S Sell, F. Lukinifh l. Sh .1 4 A. Barwiolck, P. Grcxbialc Sitting: M. l.igQcnoufgli D Sruarra, E. NWIII Dyke Sitfman, A. Ccrsg, R. Ltr jha, fund awww' Buck Row. left to right: W. Yc-serslci, B. V4 k, l, Rcssxck, VV. Ccrzai N. l..isi1 F. Gradisek, G. Clcpii D. lohns, C. Tomfiko, R, Sarsiield, R, Sarstield. Third Row: W, Kovach R, Leasure, D. T1-rice I. Icnes, l. Kuizifg, E, L:Vf-li-1, C. if rg C, N:rr.esk 1, S. Ti ix, R. Uly in. C. Shawl, B. lfiigqins, Mr. Kcim-I. Second Row: VV'. ltinitor, l. Pom e, M. Gull 1, f.. Deits lx, D. ljlinifq in, lfl. Prfiiy, V. Goiss, E. True, P. Pertif-nc, D. luisli. Front Row: l. l.::i.en, I. Corso, A. lJIlf'Sl'I, fx. Voiso D. Fox, U. Sinf:rr': F. Kusnicii 'lc lfl. Katy Heck, P. lVl :li fvzi. One oi the most colorful and outstandina organizations of our school is the S.T.l-l.S. band. Attired in its oranae and black uniforms, it presents the spirit for our football aames and pep rallies. They also display their musical talents at various parades during the school term and also throughout the summer. l-liqhliqhtina their events of the year is the annual hand concert, which always proves a big success. Qfitcers for the year Were: President, Robert LaVellag Vice President, Valare Gorss, Secree tary and Treasurer, Ruth Luzar, Student Ccun- cil Representative, Donna Srzziirrar Lilirarians, Donna Fox and lanet Lahen. The pand is led by our eleven ixign step pina maiorettesy and is under the carxzhle and very excellent leadership of our hand director, Mr. Vlfilliam Koher, who has been with t2ie band tor thirteen years. This is the seventeenth year the piind nas been crqdnized and its future locks very hriafit and prcspercus. Go, Lf in, Sf! 4 1 . vt. . if ' ,'..- 4- 1.2 ' . 43 wtf- Q11- M 'fix' . 1 , ' + 51- r.. ' ' 4042.2 lam Wann new The movie crew under the guidance of Mr Boggs is one of the mo t helpful organizations in school Extremely unselfish these operators often relinquish their only study period so that we might see a movie The crew not only shows movies for educational purposes but also for the entertainment of the entire student body Their work is repaid by the satisfaction of know ing that they have helped classes to obtain a better understanding of a subiect as well as to make classes more interesting We who sit back and enioy a movie sin cerely appreciate all the efforts put forth by Mr. Boggs well trained efficient group. Agouanalmhc fluff The Iournalistic Club consisting of Seniors luniors and Sophomores meets once a month under the direction of Mr. Shott. The purpose of this club is to encourage students who want to learn about journalism and the problems con- fronting a newspaper. Under the supervision of Mr. Shott the members have a chance to display their literary talents by writing short stories poems essays and other creative works, Many of the members are chosen to serve on the Reflector Staff. Those who are not can do their part by handing in write-ups, helping distribute the paper, and collecting various items. An article must be contributed to gain membership to this club. Standing left to right E Stetanon F Stroian D Couch enour G Vissat D Fox K Hebrank S Nesbit Sxttmq B Preiza C Castle D Kran1t7 C Suman B Nes bit W Hildenbrand Jlnmy, fr, lub All of the members of this club are enrolled in the home economics classes Most of the members are interested either in furthering their knowledge on this subiect by going to college or becoming home makers soon after gradua tion The club made its annual trip to one of the nearby factories Each year under the skilled dire tion of Miss Paul the Home Economics Club decorates the halls and a tree for Christmas The officers of the club are President Ioan Lash Vice President Phyllis Cantini Secretary Treasurer Sally Sell- Student Council Repre- sentative Gwendolyn Kolesha- and Reporter lanice Brown. 1,tzLf1,,9n,c The Literary Club is a newcomer here at Sewickley High. Since its beginning it has become one of the most active and well thought of organizations here at S. T. H. S. ln order to belong to this club it is necessary to write an original composition. These compositions are used in the Reflector various contests and for classroom survey. Under the capable supervif sion of Miss Mitchell this group has worked diligently and enthusiastically to promote in- terest in the literary field through monthly meet- ings held in room eleven. They have gained admiration from many of their fellow students for having become such an active organization in S. T. H. S. f.'xWf f A 5 , , EL. 0- Lu 6 W ,gang if , QA I A , , XL .1 , I ., ,ii .J M ,QQ N I ,-jfziffi ,, Q 4 - Pi . D gh, ,f I A Jw' V M if A 4. A 151, Q: 4:3 3 4 M V6 - G I 'HJI dl' mg L: Q5 - 2 . - :M - - I 3 , X K ,V mix?-f 1 f 4 , X, , . V A' f 1. ' 3 z ,, '-AA 'lx s 8 A . E 4 , 'iff -fa? H V .V 1, N' A 3,155 il: fx Www. .., -, a. .A x Us fl :gg .4 an ' x ri , -'Q 5 , Qlxf + fa 1-4 up UUSV' N K AA , I al ,A-Q , M 1 If 3 6 . V lids! J 347' 'A QA ,vfiiwww f,'vfh'7ff.? 2 L ,y 4 I l Inf' Q XL' K flaw, Back Row: G. Vissit, R, SpooriE.c'.vq1rd, I. Polandick, M. Smith. Front Row: I, Lash, P. Di Lorenzo, S. Ray. Qjoufh, UL jodazf - UL jnmvfvww Tickets, please . . . Watch you step, mad- ani , . . This way, sir. These are just a few polite phrases used by our charming usherettes, who are always dressed very plainly but neat- ly in their lovely uniforms. Witli courtesy as their motto, the attractive usherettes may be seen hurrying to and fro in the auditorium, tak- ing tickets and ushering people to their seats. These very pretty girls under the direction of Miss Paul include: Patricia Di Lorenzo, lean Po- lfzndick, Maxine Smith, Gayle Vissat, Roberta Spoonhoward, Ioan Lash, Shirley Ray, and also Wendy Kolesha and Mary Elizabeth Fennell who aren't pictured. We, as usherettes of Se- wickley High, welcome all guests to dear old S. T. H. S. 511141 Kfww The men behind the scenes consist of jun- ior and senior boys. They are selected on the basis of dependability and willingness to work. Their duty is to keep the stage orderly and give their assistance to plays and all other perform- ances on the stage. They work diligently and are a big part in the success of all presentations on the stage. The stage crew were always around to help at all the performances put on this year. The supervision of Mr. Vassia constantly keeps the crew members aware of their non-ending responsibilities. Buck Row: fi. t ..l' r L -' Front Row: Tl. V :ssi .1 g fnLu1.ciL As todays youth steps into the World ot toe morrow, the experience gained in solving school problems through reasoning and co- operation will benefit thern in their role as American citizens. The Council is an outstanding exarnple of student dernocracy in action. Three council rnemoers of each class conduct elections scnedule assemblies. prepare the Mdrcn of Dimes Dance, and strive to create school pride. Mr. McCune has guided then. in expressing the students' voice. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, left to right: I. E:-L: strorn, J. St rftfrd. S. Slcr ::,slci l-3. Czntini, 13. Coucheriour. Seated: Pl. Strawn, D. Snyirr F. Gi irlisek G. Vissit. IUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL Back How: I. Rugxir, E. Mitcliffll N. Lush, I. Petrus, U. Serra. Front Row: I. Neal, S. Galensky N. Sletf-r. Quniot. fnuuczl The lunior High Student Council is com- posed of three representatives from each class. Because of the similarity of problems exist- ing in the iunior and senior high, the junior high representatives have Joined the senior high oftx- cers to torrn one large Student Council. Gen- eral scnocl conduct is governed by this organi- zaticn. Under the guidance of Mr. lVlcCune, trie students are developing deznocratic practices in our school wnicn will carry over into adult living. vgmmrcyiuomafam W'-N ri .,.-I ' Here We FOITIP A Cfrrolinfl. Many hours of pleasure are spent by this feminine group singing and learning to appre- ciate the values of good music. Composed of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls, these members must meet certain voice requirements before belonging to this organization and most every lunior High girl desires to gain member- ship. This fine group of songbirds practice dur- ing the lunch hour under the leadership of their accomplished director, Miss Mary Penman. Lunch hour practice is necessary due to the many necessary duties of Miss Penman during our activity period. Under her leadership, the chorus has progressed rapidly this year as usual. The month of March is the time when the girls get a chance to display their musical tal- ent at the annual Music and Art Festival. lt was this group's pleasure, once again to pre- sent an entertaining evening of song to their parents and friends, The absence of the Freshmen girls next year will be a loss to this group, but a great gain to the Senior High Chorus. Won't You Play A Simple Melody? Every Monday during activity period, the halls of Sewickley High are filled with the de- lightful singing of the Senior High Chorus, which is composed of both boys and girls. Dur- ing the year the group sang a variety of songs fclassical, semi-classical, popular, and of course the traditional carols at Christmas, rang- ing from the gay, Deck The Halls to the spir- itual, Oh Come All Ye Faithful . Smaller groups of the chorus have ap- peared in the class assemblies, and the annual Music Festival. And what would Bacca- laureate, May Day, and Graduation be without the musical numbers by the Seniors of the or- ganization? The more outstanding musical members were chosen as our representatives to the Westmoreland County Chorus held at lean- nette High School this year. Participating in the County Chorus were Patricia Lash, Ruth Sitt- man, Robert Fry, Kenneth Hebrank, and Nich- olas Ginter, five of our most faithful Senior mem- bers. Who knows, maybe in the future some of our aspiring crooners of this club may become great singers someday! J n ' Vw I K. x 'f z A . . ,1- a , 4 5' arf ' S-fFk ! QW ' ' 51 N 5 2 131 if Q, I , . is ir, R' , f if Q 9- ' . ng.: ,J ,ff,,f' , , 5, N' A P 0 - A 4 ,- .. 5, wx .ur . i P I vi It F. ' N. vb ' E ' 'A 'Q hs' A Q 3 4 3 , , ,V 4 5 . ,X , ,,,'l,?rb if M- ' iq' 47 5 '3f--a--- f Q: rf'l 3 3 , 0 A , A A' ..y Q4 I . ,rui 0? KQ,..u 'T 'i 7' I a I 'Q 4 Q 'S 4 , 13 .gf rf' 5 m 1' A .v 'W I -L. 1 is 3 L 4' nv 'fxfgy K ff x , .lf s f ff P Klum, gum 5 - and Spfuzai Jfffw 1 OFFICE FORCE Back Row, leh to right: b. DeTurk, E. Kxufmcn, C. Castle, E. Vim Dykf- 2. Milfr, D. Lee. Front Row: K. Heir mk, N. SITUH1, Mr. Mxllf-1 Lyrmi., C. Mlltrnrl. in , O 0 0 -'SQ A 3 r I1 i y mlm III -1. ni 5 123119 .17 REFLECTOR Back Row, leh to right: Frontmizgv: B. Orsm 1,-1 F.. LTI' f'i'1, . gpg.: Y Hia- E. .fm Dykr-, Lei! to right: R. Sittmon, K. Klgnchisscxr, E. Brown, S. Fry, M. Fennell, S. Skrgbski, F. Eicliler, E. Londsburger, B, Floniggn, G. Stolick, P. Tempo, B. Vcmyc, S. Nesbit, M. Loskey, M, Mossgglig, R. Abgte, K. Rupgr. Ufgica. Jmce, Striving to help Mr. Miller run the office more smoothly grid efficiently in their spgre time is the job of this group of Senior High stu- dents. Their duties gre doing tosks requested by Mr. Miller, such gs, delivering bulletins, on- swering telephones ond ony other miscel- loneous job thot hos to be done. C126 Upon toking cz trip to our librory, you gre certgin to find this energetic group of girls bus- ily toking cgre of this well known spot. Capg- bly troined by Mrs. Roiney to give courteous ond dependoble service to the student body, they hondle from two hundred to three hundred books egch dgy. Working zectlously to moke the librory, which is the literory center of our school, ct pleosont room for resegrch ond reoding, they certoinly deserve our highest prgise for giving up free hours, so thot ours ore filled with profit- oble fun. QSM!!- This is the hgrd working orgonizottion re- sponsible for the publishing of the school poper, The Reflector. The stgff Wots chosen by the members of the lournolistic Club. With their cdpoble literory obilities, ornd their endedvoring efforts to do o good job, they put out o poper thot wos enjoyed by both the foculty ond the students. The stoff wos composed of nine members ond four faithful typists who were crlwoys reddy to do their potrt in mozking the Reflector enjoy- oble ond interesting. The editor wos Iotcguel- ine Shoffery ossistont editor, Helen Sponielg cir- culgtion mongger, Betty Orsingerg news editor, Melvin Ycrckovichq sports editor, Geno Lower- enzig feoture editor, l-lozel Cunnordg business mgnoger ond secretory, losephine Solozzog ex- chonge editor, Groce Gcrbonoyg ortist, Floyd Strowserg typists, Louise Posterngk, Pgtriciot Lgsh, Ethel Von Dyke, ond Borbgro Shuglie. The pgper is published monthly ond is mode up of news, sports, poetry, short stories, editoriols, ond mdny other items of interest ond importonce. 2 l flmefunq jlmm Un, . .. Jam Jim .Spbul og gi. 21.5. 'mm F Hutter S Aroncl-ces S Tempo S Kaiser, B. Vanyo, G. Stolick flzmzfzlxzadxzfw, They've got the pep, they've got the stearn, they've got the beauty, they've got the scream. This is the definition ot our wondertul cheer' leaders ot '54 and '55, They are, ranging in tWo's from Seniors to Sophornores: Sandra Kaiser, Shirley Ternpo, Shirley Aronckes, Frieda Hutter, Georgiona Stolick and Berna- dette Vanyo. Sandra Kaiser and Shirley Ternf po are the head cheerleaders of this group. Shirley and Frieda are looking forward to their last year ot cheering, and Bernadette and Georgiana were introduced to the student body at a pep rally. Their skits were Well planned and organ- ized under the supervision of Mrs. Herbert. Sandra Kaiser and Shirley Teznpo have both done a fine job, in both Tunior and Senior High, in their cheering career. All in all, their cheering has brought great ioy at the football garnes, basketball games, and at the pep rallies to lead the boys on to victory. They have kept, and will keep the spirits ot Sewickley High School booming. ndr K er Shirley Tempo '7 Jw, gfamdt crown, Leading the colorful Sewickley Township l-ligh School band is our eleven high stepping rziaiorettes. Under the leadership ot the head maiorette, Patricia Malpezzi, this attractive and energetic group displayed their fine talents throughout the football season, at pep rallies, and various parades. Topping all events was their excelf lent showing at the annual band concert. The girls originate their own drills and loa- ton twirling routines, and show their great eagf erness and ambition by having practices dur- ing the summer and every seventh period, For their long hours and hard work, these girls well deserve the jackets they 'receive at the end of their senior year. Four ot these girls: Patricia Malpezzi, Don- na Smarra, Ruth Luzar and Annette Corso will be graduatingg but new ones will soon he cho' sen along with Donna Fox tassistantl, lanice Kusmierelc, lanet Lahen, lanet Corso and Mari- lyn Kasparek, luniorsp Viola Luzar and Alice Peresta, Sophomores, to continue the majorettes stride for the Alma Mater. Buck Row: , 'Qzrsc ., LJ zz fl. frsgfr -: Middle Row: l. Kgsrneriok Q. Fox F, Luzxr. Front Row: A, Corso, P. .f':lg.c77i 2. Smxrrz 'Patrif'i'1Mfilg,f-z7i Uonna Srnarifx nfftfo Corsa Eull1l.LlZ'.Il o E This energetic group of girls under the ccrpoble supervision of Mrs. Herbert hos done rnuch to further 0 good sportsrnonship dt S.T.H.S. ai Boasting niembers from the sophornore, Junior, ond senior closses this orgcrnizcrtion is the lorgest in the school. 9 g Among the vcrrious sports ond activities the girls porticipdte in ore ping pong, shuffle boord, mush- nf bcrll, bddminton, volley bdll, ond borslcetbdll. Aiding Mrs. Herbert to rncrke this cr successful orgdnizdtion ore the officers: President, Donno Srncrrrcrg Vice President, Sylvicr Nesbitg Secretory- Tredsurer, Clorcz Milton, Student Council, Hcrzel Cunnord. Buck Row: L. Pusterrz ik, ll. Deuisfp, G. Colvin. E. Kredic l. Zgvcsrcy K. Kl 1rr.':.1ss.1r C. Kgvel, S Thorne, P. Sturzrzs, L. Beddick, M. Srnitrr, C. Gessler, G. Viss rt. Fifth Row: B.KrJffmr1rr, Spoonrtoward, l. Poicrndik, D. Mriier, A. Hor- ney, B. Zdlcurrrey, S. Powell, M. Perry, M. Yowen S. Angeresr..-k, E. Adfrrns, E. Burketz, M. A. Yuvcn, M. l. Lyons, D. Lee, H. Spaniel, P. Perrinc, P. Lcrrnrzert. Fourth Row: C. Milton, H. Sonies, D. Wecrver, B. Nesliit, C. Shupe, C. Cunnord, S. fi Nesliit, A. M. Albright, P. Former, M. Mrioriouoz., S. Roy Poscnstf-ffl, VU. Cxrngzbell, S. Opurttifk, S. Anrcsl-ci, lv.. Lush. Third Row: P. Lynch, P. lJl::Qpez7i, lil. Ktrsg. zzf lc, E. Y :rt Dyke. Second Row: l. Lrrif-rr, I. Kusnpierelc, A. Corso, S. Sell, N. Srnitrr, C. Cprstle, S. De Turk, B. Orsinger, E. Oliver, E. Byzon, S. Kaiser, i. Miller, I. Corso, F. Eicher, l. Qxsir, P. Lush, Ft. Sittrrrrrn, G. Gnitionoy. Front Row: F. Hutter, D. Fox, P. Di Lorenzo, I. Stubbs, l. Soluzzo, M. Lgskoy, lvl. Mus, sugliri, B. Srrurglie, S. Tfirnpo, D. Srnfxrro. A. M. Bill'-','1f'.GlC, P. Gribiolc, l. Shaffer, K. Rupert, E. Bdrndi, V. Gorss. Bock Row: L. Harvey B. Henderson, l. Slebodnrk, E. Steiner S. Skr.r:,skr, H. T :ull-ser l. Luke, l. Srznes, L. 'lin Dyke, S. Murzocic, P. Mukfz, P. Cdntinr, M. Clurk, S. Celikrrilc, E. Lecrsure, G. Szoliclc, G. Colvin, B. Purnell, F. Ornlor. Middle Row: E. Postlewcrit, B. Vrrnyo, A. Perest 1, V. An7'.rr, R. Perrino, P. Keselich, N. Fullerton, S. Shdulis, K. Arlottfz, C. Wil- licrrns, N. Purrner, N. Petros, P. lohnson, S. Ce-hlorik, A. Grfrdrsek, l. Condre. Front Row: ll. Struwser, V. L.rzCir, P, Tempo, D. Stafford, l. Uhrik, l. Johnson., l. A. Bussfxrd, l. L:rVelQ3, I. L.rVello, F. Corentz, E. Allen, W. Kclesh 1, Surn- ulslci, V. Milton, l. Putscher, M. E. Pennell. .S1nion,,Plarp... glam, n Q55 p!LQA.QI'lfA, '5Qu1zn1.Q12n, 9.4. - 5!7.0HdlULllj., MQ. Dll'LQ,., Amid weeks of practice, learning cf cues and lines, falling scenery, and a few ctzier rninor accidents, opening nigrit carr.e and lorougiit witli it a perfect version of Seventeen is Terrific. Especially enthusiastic was tire student audience Wno laughed at tie right tirrie, applauded generously, and lcved every 'Tinute of it. Much of the success of the play was due tc the efforts of its producer, Miss Ycxclc and :1er stuaent director, Ptutn Sittrnazi. Tl.eir fine direction was displayed with tfie talented per- iorfzfzrzces hy the cast. Tziese included Xklviz. Kearns as the teen-age boy, Chuck' Agri: Marie Barwiolelc clay1ng Glnny, iris girl of tlle hour, and losepriine Solazzc as Barbie his sopfi- isticated sister, in tne leading role. 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P1r,s11e: G1-3-31151 WALT'S PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE MADISON PA KS C IIIIIIIQ J Aiorr Q Hots Arrow Sturte BOICE BROTHERS CO ANTOS MENS SHOP 128 Mom it Shorter Hollow West Newtor Pu Phone 251 I Dorm oster Ctftt to KH CMM, Q, 2595 kok Belts Ie-we-'ry Wcrltet-Q Toxr Cub Servlce Tron ter of Movmq rfrrtered Bu M7 ter Huutmq H I GONGAWARE SONS INC For News of Your Co mr umty Recd THE IRWIN STANDARD Strow Pur rr 3 Irw II r 214 T md St Phone UN '3 4300 Phone UNderH1H 05400 KENDALL SPEER JR free or tr M GENERAL INSURANCE 'V Qt Newton P P or PEtt:,r11.: H ,r ' Q GI-074f't - 708t t 1. Q ' - I . , Y V D E , ' C J ttf 1 F? - 7 VU, NCI. Hifi X - I - . , , S , C? S wc: ' F ' fi V . . , . r , R. D. jj.: , i , Pr. P L- L ,- , I I I1 If Quggfxs J Iotzrl G. fgffurme C ,r. Mczlrt 'md Se'i:',,rt'i Streets? '. 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RILLTON HOME FURNISHING Furn ture Apphances Contract Carpetlna Beddtnq 649 66441 ZANARINI BROTHERS Flonsts Phone LA 75523 or Call St xclers Gllbert 6 2251 IIM AND RAY ZANARINI 661 Cloxy Avenue leannette SHUSTERS BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY lrw1n I-le nnnte Road Rrllton Pa Phone Gl 6 611 l All lands ot butldlnq materlals THOMAS DRUG STORE IOS R LARPE Ph G HENRY G SEIDEL Ph G Where pharmacy IS a Profess1on not a S1del1ne Pennx Ave Greensburq Pa Conph ents BON TON hool rowd n na Se ond Str ets o 2 Gre nsourq Pa WILLY S Sales and Servtce BOSCH MOTOR CO M1d1 on Pennsylvanla Phon Glloert 6556l ' - r ' Q Gl f O4 Gl - , ' ' ' I l f I PG- 2 N. 2. . , . of ' The best of everything for the Eziqh sf . C , 'S A ' Mana.'.,Cr e, . , , e: ' ' - Pzmner 806 e , . 93 A Good NUH1b3T to CC111 Whe1'1 You Wcz11t Good Printing . . . G11De11 6-6311 BATIS PRINTING COMPANY 11111d Streei 1'1CTII11I119, Pu. 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P11,11e: 1,11 1' Q1 qu11 11e1C1 r VX f 1, fl ,ITIC1 5:11 . I Y x 1D1ff1C Up und D11 fury e me THE NEWS DISPATCH I' THE WOMEN S AUXILIARY of the Sons of Labor FRANK S BOWLING ALLEY HERMINIE NEWS COMPANY Rm O P O CLOTHES 7 1 C- V I S Q CI GEORGE H BOGGS General Insurance L I1 1 'fx D :ly IJf1'.J.'y' .t. ':. .:1f11fTQ'jZI, TE: :,rng Rffwi my ,war 91513 f1':.1i.-'I' ff Mal I-'f.f1'lIf'iII',V.I1 IM.1T11'T COIIQDIIIIZEIITS of Corxgallitierlts I QI I HGTTIIIIIIE, Pri. Yfifzr-Y Q :Ni Sum .... 5322.95 Bw INQH Ravi I'7'IIFIJI1I'jII, ICVIIIIIQIIQ, Greimskturq, ' ' ' UIIVI Irwin IXIQVJSITCIIXEPIS . , p V.. U terzlgcm St. IC Ar. IVITHIII P:1r,r19 GI J-ZQGI I I He mime. Pix. Gfeen buf , P . 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