Swissvale High School - Swissvalian Yearbook (Swissvale, PA)

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The Senior Class HAROLD HUGO ...... . President JOHN SAVAGE . l'ire-President KATHERINE ANDERSON . Sefretary Joseen RENNER ........ Treasurer In September l927, came the biggest moment in many a young boy's and girl's life-entering high school. Ah, the wonder of it, the entirely new experience of being grown up and really being worthwhileg but alas, we were snubbed by the Soph- omores, laughed at by the Juniors, and made fun of by the Seniors. Undaunted, however, we started our climb up that steep mountain path of knowledge. After one long year of waiting and hoping, we at last became sophisticated Sophomoresf' As wordly-wise Sophomores we took part in the activities of the school and battled through quite a number of storms in the way of tests, office calls, and reprimands from various teachers, besides holding our own with the upper classmen. By the time we were Juniors we had become quite used to getting over the ob- stacles which were forever appearing--trying to make us fall or give up, but by this time we were determined to 'istick till the end. VVe have now become staid, dignified Seniors. VVe are beginning to realize that it is the end of school for some while others are going up to higher planes of knowl- edge. VVhat a feeling we have as Seniors, quite superior to our underclassmen and very important in the school's activities! Hard work coupled with good, clean fun make the life of a Senior the hope of all youths. YVe have also reached the heights of the high school mountainu and in the last stage of our climb we have enjoyed another championship boys' and girls' team and a Kid party. Baccalaureate, Senior Assembly, Class Night, and Commencement complete our Senior activities. VVe are glad to graduate and to know that one of our hopes has come trueg yet we regret to leave good old Swissvale High. Here's wishing all the succeeding classes a landslide of success. HONOR igoerr A Katherine Anderson hflary Kohlhaas Pauline Lindberg Esther Farren fg0rpha Leighty Vivian Loughner Dorothy Hainer Letitia Oster Average above 90 for three and one-half years. ilrirst Honors Second Honors ll7l at . .N , Q tx :Z , pg