Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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:H 'C 3 X X , .X N3 .. , QW XSK A X I.. NN! me F N , it N r 'ef W J' is - f S if S e I H I d r h I X X off' ef., , ,, J e pe us o reac our goa s Xt f ' - ff N I -745' .. XX XX ti? N .- ' ' 'NX ' . 11 r X I w e y mx X,f - X l LAWRENCE DALLA BETTA JANE RAINEY Taught Algebra and Geography newly elected Princi- Kept Library well supplied with interesting books and pal at STHS received Bachelor's Degree at California State magazines through elticient Librarian services . .. sponsor of Teacher's College and Master's Degree at Pitt. Librarian Club enjoys reading . . . earned BacheIor's De- gree at Waynesburg College. ROBERT RODEBAUGH Taught Geography, Writing, and Spelling to seventh and FRANCES TAGGART eighth grade students enioys sports graduated from Taught Shorthand I, English, and Commercial Moth an California State Teacher's College working toward Mas- outside interest is reading attended Carnegie Institute of le '5 D99ree at Pitt. Technology and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree. SAMUEL HOPKINSON Run-1 5505030 Patient Driving Instructor also taught General Science Junior High Art Instructor also taught ninth grade .. Yearbook advisor basketball coach assistant foot- En lish outside activities include Icnittin ond rowing 9 9 9 ball coach earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees at Uni- flowers earned Bachelor's Degree at Shippensburg State Ve 5l'Y Of Pllfsbufgh' Teacher's College. fr , ara rv' Na X Miss Paul, W, Kolesha M. E. Fennell, Miss Ru dolph

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Mr Henry Good Supervising Principal Mr William Miller High School Principal Paving the way which leads fo a beHer educafion. Our system of free public education fits perfectly into our democratic form of govern- ment. Therefore, in order to give everyone a fair and equal start, the public school is free to all youth of our nation. The price of this education would be beyond the reach of many capable and deserving young people under any other system. The graduate can use his education for a good life, the pursuit of happiness and worthwhile contributions to society. -Mr. Good in-uii2 Although Sewickley Township High School is a democratic organization, it has high ideals and high standards for its stu- dents. Our students are not of an average calibre, but set their goals high in honorable service to their community, state, and nation. They have attitudes, values, and behavior fashioned, so as to bring them dignity, en- riched character, and a high sense of Chris- tian values which stand them in good stead during the rest of their lives. -Mr. Miller .LW N 4 5 A ! L. 17 Nr ' i ixyfsw Q: Y Mrs. Catherine Gressler School Secretary Miss Ruth Luzar School Clerk X X511

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Top: L. Dalla Betta, R, Rodebaugh, S. Hopkinson Center: J. Rainey, F. Taggart, R. Bedford Bottom: R. McCune, R. Halula, A. Lawson ROBERT McCUNE Taught History and Arithmetic to eighth grade pupils , . . his outside activities include football, baseball, and bowling earned Bachelor's Degree at California State Teacher's College. RAYMOND HALULA Aided students in mastering Latin and English his favorite pastime, the building of model airplanes gradu- ate cf St. Vincent College . . working towards a Master's at Pitt. ALEX LAWSON Taught Geography and Science to seventh and eighth grades a man of varied interests alumnus of Califor- nia State Teacher's College and earned his Master's Degree at Duquesne Chivalry at its best 13