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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Miss Penman rehearses with the Senior Girls Trio I ' l Q . ,,, . i ,JAY ANDREO, ALBERT . . . opens the doors ot physics, chemistry, and organic chemistry . . . other interests are photography and gar- dening ... graduate of Clarion State Teachers College . . . Mas- ter's degree at the University of Pittsburgh . .. visual education director ANDREO, JOSEPH makes social studies and general sci- ence appealing to his students received his education at Clarion State Teachers College and at the University of Pitts- burgh football and basketball are his favorite sports directs the stage crew and usherettes BEDFORD, RUTH enioys teaching ninth grade English and iunior high art . .. special delight is flower gardening ... edu- cated at Shippensburg State Teachers College BOGGS, GEORGE . . . instructs vocational industrial art stu- dents . .. delights in working with any electrical apparatus .. . I V BRUNO, JOHN keeps our boys in good physical condition by teaching gym and health received his education at Waynesburg and at the University of Pittsburgh athletic director . . . football, baseball, and track coach DECKER, ERLE A. arithmetic instructor for the seventh and eighth grade students church, gardening, and baseball are his outside interests attended Penn State and California State Teachers College FULLERTON, WILLIAM . . , teaches world history, economics, and commercial law interested in scouting and athletics graduated from Duquesne Universily . , . faculty manager and advisor for student accounts GARLOW, ELIZABETH keeps sophomores and seniors alert in English travel, theater, and antiques occupy her leisure moments graduated from Goucher College advising an alumnus of Penn State . . . Master's from Pitt guides Student Council is an added duty the movie crew A. Andreo J. Andreo R. Bedford G. Boggs .I. Bruno E. Decker W. Fullerton E. Garlow L. Gradisek G. Greenawalt My , CJ -Q, 1 . l , W t g,, - -c ,gtg ,S 'Q H. . 1, - ,L , 5 if ' . I .. V 21 ! L . i -2 . ii as 1 5 ik i i' ' 'N A ,, Q ,gus- - . nf , Q 3- . afifig W i ' .as . Ak' ,Ali 13