Sewickley High School - Sewickley Yearbook (Herminie, PA)

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Mr. Henry W. Good Supervising Principal Mr. lawrence Dolla Betta High School Principal Gave us helpful guidance for use in an adult world We are realizing today that an old pro- verb There is no royal road to learning is still very true. Our country is suddenly alarmed by the apparent lag in our educational processes. However, the American School System is basic- ally sound. We must admit that a few educa- tors have been experimenting with easy, short- cut methods of learning, but the results of their experiments proved that there is no easy way. Education shows results only in propor- tion to the efiforts expended. To obtain results, every effort must be put forth. Since there is no easy way to learning, success and accom- plishment can be attained only by ordinary, everyday, hard work. This is the fundamen- tal basis of our American School System and its program of educating each student for ulti- mate success. Mr. H. W. Good Mrs. Catherine Gressler School Secretary Much has been written and discussed re- cently about the great scientific achievements of the past two decades. These advances have been made possible through the sincere efforts of some of the world's greatest scientists. To continue these outstanding works and at the same time keep pace with other nations will mean a more concentrated eFfort from the schools. lt is not expected that everyone become a scientist, but it is necessary for everyone to do his very best to achieve his goal, and this can only be done by taking every advantage of the opportunities afforded now. Mr. L. Dalla Betta Mrs. Elsie Boerio School Clerk

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Bound nf, if .IL We, the Board Members of the Sewickley Area Joint School System are predicated on the belief that, along with thorough develop- ment of the intellect in the high school student, there must be the development of those per- sonal qualities which will contribute to a life of integrity and self-discipline. The Board con- siders it a responsibility to offer training both in and beyond its formal courses to the end that the student may grow in character as he does in knowledge. The Board subscribes to the belief that wholesome and keen competition in extracur- ricular activities and athletics is a vital element in physical and mental development and that they contribute a necessary ingredient to the balanced education ofthe student. H. Lash C. Rhoodes O I I H. Long J. Matthews M. Rua G. Silvis l l' 1 6' rx gn. Worked for the best interests of the school B. Anthony J. Podbesek M. True f W. Everett J. Polandick F. Williams Ts fx is -Q.-X

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Yuba. 3 f.i 1'.2 ' . K Niilomgqc , , ,fi 'Q .15 1 f, anis. 'Iwi , ,, ' 2,51 f 1 1-fs1,.zfW ,Q , ' ' 35 yfiiv ii , g. M 1. Ri, .V ,Et 1 -:tj ir.-2' EST, N..- ,. ...........--- x - , .4 AK. w , s is-me H ' 'i, 't, 'tv 01 .I 'Y4 Tx , XL 1 dm? it Louise Carlson, R. N. DR. EDWARD AYRES school dentist he never misses a cavity active member of local Lion's Club .. . proud of his daughters . . . an outdoor man who loves to hunt ... graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School cf Dentistry LOUISE CARLSON, R, N. school nurse loves swim- ming, camping, sports cars and sewing President of Westmoreland County School Nurses Association edu- cated at West Penn Hospital School of Nursing and Calle fomia State Teachers College DR. ANDREW J. CERNE school doctor a very busy man who always has time for our athletes an earnest sponsor of community and sthool improvement thinks fishing is ideal relaxation graduated from Jefferson Medical School DR. H. L. HIGHBERGER . ,, school doctor forty years ot devoted service to our school . . . a beloved member of the community ... zealous church worker ... ardent fan of our football team received his education at the University of Pittsburgh Edward Ayres, D.D,S. Andrew 1. Cerne, M.D. H. L. Highberger, M.D. 12 J Our good health is their main concern 1 i