Hickory High School - Hickory Nut Yearbook (Hermitage, PA)
- Class of 1936
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N ff . aff , . i 1 -urrrrfrfifif viSs5:?:2:2D- 7' , , ,, I , 3 X i s -' U 4 ' X .v . ,N , x : Vx EX LIIBRIS THE STAFF Helen MacDonald ........................ Editor-in-Chief Mildred Parker ........... ............ A ssociate Editor Helen Virostic ........................ Business Manager Anne Dobrosky ............... Advertising Manager G I p .. , O' , VA., v. ' Q' 4 Q' ',-, 'Qui -q .ll -. D F ' s fir' ' l 1' uf1:1:I:2:iI vjiqiiirifh- , ,. I I 1 , . I KIX' 'W XA- x 57249 I-IICKURY NUT PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1936 OF HICKORY HIGH SCHQOL SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA VULUM E VI PETER B. BEATTY DEDICATION True friends are like diamonds Precious and rare. TOA PETER B. BEATTY Bus DRIVER SINCE 1919 Who has proved himself a 'true friend, We of the class of nine- teen thirty-six dedicate 'this vol- ume of the Hickory Nut. CCNTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS FORE ORD The purpose of an annual is to present an 'accurate and life like picture of the school an d class activities .... a picture that will last f o r many years. We of the staff hope that this volume will fulfill the purpose for which it was created. Great brick building .... scene of four years of life .... reading .... Writing .... arithmetic .... basketball games .... plays and parties .... proms and dances .... class day .... commencement. '1I!IIIIIIl!!!5Z55Hv5 N .-Xxxxxx I 1 ,' 3 Wx -XX 1 K --V x I W I 'i 'A 1 f U' ig! fEE?E2ggg?2?E:il nn? fc 4 VA! f 'Q J , 1 Q is f ' fr Z7 I X ,ssssxcgxx X y xxg S 4 x N,,5 J ,j,,,,,-- Tw? 1: f I-Lf' I 1 X .gi F kx N xxxxx X 1 1 Xl ,' x - KX Q' xNXxxxw- 23? .g 5 Wsxx xxsssxsswf 'D U E Z Us -1 IJ 3:1 I! 0 Z uf fr- CHARLES A. BAIR Principal of Hickory High School since 1934. Adviser .... Counsellor . . . Friend. DOROTHY ATWOOD, Eighth Grade, Sharon, Pa., A. B., Westminster College, Graduate Work: State College. CHARLES A. BAIR, Biology, Sharon, Pa., B. S., Allegheny College, Graduate Work: University of Pittsburgh, Activities: Boy's Basketball Coach. AGNES B. GLASGOW, Typewriting, Commercial Geography, Commercial Arithmetic, Junior Business Training, Grove City, Pa., B. S. in C., Grove City College, Activities: Reading, Senior Play, Class Night, Adviser of Senior Class. RUTH D. GLENN, Latin, English, Grove City, Pa., A. B., Grove City College, Graduate Work: Grove City College and University of Pittsburgh, Activities: Latin, Declamation, Operetta. LOUISE HOFIUS, French, English, Sharpsville, Pa., A. B., Westminster College, Graduate Work: Westminster College, Activities: Essay, Library, Ring Adviser. GERTRUDE HUTCHINS, Mathematics, Sharon, Pa., A. B., Grove City College, Graduate Work: University of Pittsburgh, Activities: Algebra, Oration. 11 M' XX Y V J HARRY LIVERMOREg Public Speaking, History, Sharon, Pa., A. B., Westminster, Greenville College, Graduate Work: Southwestern College, Activities: Extemporaneous, U. S. History, Adviser of Hi-Y. SARA JANE LONG, Seventh Grade, Physical Education, Sharon, Pa., Edinboro State Normal. HAZEL W. MCCANDLESSQ Directoress of Glee Club and Orchestra, New Wilmington, Pa. 3 Muskingum College, Oberlin, O., Activities: Music Director of Operetta, Rural Schools. 1 ,uf UC FRANCES MCCULLOUGHQ English, Sharon, Pa., A. B., Monmouth College, Ill., Graduate Work: University of Pittsburgh, Penn State, Activities: English, Adviser of Tri-Hi-Y, Adviser of Junior Class. HARRY G. PIRRUNGg Science, Chemistry, Physics, Physical Education, Health, Sharon, Pa., B. S., Thiel, Washington and Jefferson. EBBA SIZERg Civics, Ancient History, P. O. D. Journalism, Sharon, Pa., A. B., Westminster College, Activities: Adviser Hickory Leaf and Hickory Nut, Spelling. 12 J v f' if Ll 'Xxx 1 . xxx .s'-'Axlx 1 ' X x fgg' A Z I f f 1 ', M ' Xjjrf fl f f -f 4 X ' 2 1 X , ' , X , f am ' E fx f ' ' V' Xa f f 'M X , at wx yi , Z A U , , ' ff! .4 f. h xx's's'S 6,. 5 QFQH4' 'M ' 'Q - 2 vxg 42 , . f ,g Xjfff'4J!zbx , f I 'Q I X KM x Q 1 xxx Z W1 CLASSES ZELMA ANDERSON: Aecomodating'-Ag'ree- able - Amiable: Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 3, 4: Bible Study, 4: Mercer Senior Play: Home Room Programs, 1, 2. CHESTER BARLETT: Big - Brave - Blonde: Activities: H i c k o r y Leal' Circulation Manager, 4: Hickory Nut, Sports Edi- tor, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4: Opere a. 3: Glee Club, 2, 3: , 1- ingr Pains 4. SARA KATHRYN BUCKALEW: Beloved - Blushing -7-, Belle: i Activities: Glee Club,l, , 1, 2, 3, 4: Opcretta, 3, 4:1 V Latin Club. 1: County ri Roundup, 3: The Hoodoo , 4: Perfect Attendance, 1, 2 ' Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: GroxvS-X ing Pains , 4. EUNICE MAYE EVANS: Entertaining - Effi- cient - Empress: Acliviti '.': Operett' , 1, W cs a ok! 2, 25: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra, IE, 4: Commercial Club, 1, 2: Literary Round- up, 1, 3: The Hoodoo , 4. VIRGIL E. FLEET: 'x i 9 Faithful - Frank - Fearless: Activities: Operetta, 2, Il, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: The Hoodoo , 4: Math Club, l 33 Class Basketball, 1, 3, 4. 1,--,, A, , W5 6 GEORGE BAIR: Bashful - Blunt - Bland: Activities: Class Team. LEWIS BITTLER: Boisterous - Blustery - Bravo: Activities: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, Vice President, 4: Mon- itor, 1, 2, 3, 4: County Roundup 3, 4: Math Club, 1: Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Basketball Manager, 1, 2, manager, 3: Sponsor of Jun- ior Hi-Y, 4: Hickory Leaf taff, 4: The Hoodoo , 4: ass Officer, 2: Basketball. 4: Member of 4H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Assistant Base- ball Manager, 3: Growing Pains , 4. , ' ANNE M. DOBROSKY: Daring - Dashing - Darling: Activities: Math Club, 1: Commercial Club, 1, 23 Glee Club, 1, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Oneretta, 4: The Hoodoo , 4: Hickory Leaf Staff, 4: Hickory Nut Staff, 4: Office Girl, 3, 4: Grow- ing Pains , 4. JANET WILSON FERVER: Frolicsome - Friendly - Favorite: Activities: Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4: t'The Hoodoo , 4: 'ri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secre- ry, 2, 3: Monitor, 3, 4: County Roundup, 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President, 1, 4: Latin Club, 1: Math Club, 1: String Trio, 2: Hickory Nut 'taFf, 4: Orchestra, 2, 3, 4. 'G FRANK GAINES: Gabby - Girl-Loving - Generous : Activities: Glee plub, 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta, 3, 4: The Hoodoo, 4: Hi-Y, 4: Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: 41-I Club, 1, President, 2, 3, 4: Growing Painsu, 4. OTTO GERMADNIKg Gleeful - Genuine - Good Naturedg Activities: -4 ------ I .W x CARL L. GILLILANDg Gallant - Genial - Giant, Activities: BasiiQnba1i,b 3, 4: West Middlesex in 34, XX Growinix Pains . 4. A 'F MILDRED ELEANOR HASSELQ Haughty - Hearty - Hastyg Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 1: Class Secretary, 23 Hickory Leaf Reporter, 4. MARY EUZABETH HOFFMAN, Honest - Harrnless - Helpful, S ,Activitics: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, Z, 3, 4: Monitor, 3: Basket- X ball. 2, 3 I Perfect Attend- ance, 3, 4 3 Home R o o m Programs, 1, 2. MELVIN HORSMANQ Hilarious - Hale - Husky, Activities: Commercial Club, 1. 2: Glee Club, 1: Class Basketball, ZZ, 3, 4: 4H Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Growing Pains , 4. N WILLIAM FRANK GIFFINg Gruff - Gibberish - Go-Getter: Activities: Greenville, 31-323 Class Basketball, 3, 45 'The Hoodoo , 49 Oiler- ctta, 4. MARYlMHZABETH GRAHAM, Gentle - Generous - Gracious: Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4 3 Glee Club, 1 3 Math Club, 1 5 Home Room Programs, 1, 2: Hicko1'y Nut Staff, 4: The Hoodoo 4: B ib 1 e Study, 4: Perfect Attend- ance, 3, 43 Elmer , 3. ELEANOR CAROL HOAGLANDQ Happy - Helpful - Honorableg Activities: Latin Club, 1: Math Club, 13 Glee Club, 1, 3, 4, Secretary, 43 Tri- Hi-Y, 1, 2, President, 3, 4: Class Secretary, 43 Tri-Hi- Y, Play, 3: The Hoodoo , 4g Operetta, 3, 4: Monitor 3, 4: Hickory Leaf Staff, 3, 43 String Quartet, 25 String Trio, 25 Orchestra, 2': 3: Literary Roundup, 2, 3: Cheer Leader, 4. HAZELIRENE HOGUEg Handy - Healthy - Hazelg Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Math Club, 13 Latin Club, lg Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4:3 Oloeretta, 3: The Hoodoo 43 Hickory Leaf StaH, 3: Troop Leader, 2: Commercial Club, 1, 23 Tri- Hi-Y Monitor, 2. WAYNE E. HUFNAGELQ lVHeroic - Handsome - Harmonistg Activities: From North East 34. , X JAMES W. JACKSON: Jolly - Jestful - Judicious: Activities: Glec Club, 1, Secretary, 2: Operctta, 2: Class Basketball, 4: 4H Club. 2, IS, 4. ANNE M. KULCZYCKI: Kind - Keen - Knowing: . S Activities: Hickory Leaf Staff, 4: Hickory Nut Staff, 4 , Tri-Hi-Y, 4. vl 1 - an HARRIET EVELYN LWJJVERMORE: A Loyal - Logical - Lively: Activities: Glee Club, 1: Math Club, 1: Latin Club, 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian, 11. Q Q DOROTHY MCADAMS: Mischievous - Merry - Madcap: Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2, IX, 11: Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: The Hoodoo , 11 : Hickory Nut Banker. 4: Troop Leader, 1: Girl's Club Sec- retary, 1. V JOHN F. McKEE: Masterful - Meddle- some - Monkey: Activities: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer, 2, 3 : Monitor, 3 : Growing Pains , 4. . X Y: x 3 i .1 A .1 RHODA WANNETTA JOHNSON: Jaunty - Jazzy - J ubilant: Activities: Latin Club, 1: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: C la s s Basketball, 1, 2, 4: Hickory Nut Banker, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: The Hoodoo , 4: Operetta, 3, 4: Singapore Spider , 3: Growing Pains , 4. MILDRED BLANCHE LAIRD: Laughing - Lovable - Lass: Activities: Glee Club, 1: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 41 Math Club, 1. HELEN MYRA MacDONALD: Magnetic - Method- ical - Mindful: Activities: Latin Club. 1: Math Club, 1: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Troop Leader, 2: Op- cretta, 3: The Hoodoo , 4: Monitor, 4: Class Basketball, 1. 2, 4: Librarian, 3, 4: Hickory Leaf Reporter, Assistant Editor of Hick iy Leaf, 4: Hickory Nut Edi- tor, 11: Cheer Leader, 4: Growing Pains , 4. 5, 0. HELENE MCCUE: Mannerly - Modern - Miss 3 Activities: A Question of Clothes , 3: Operctta. 3: The Hoodoo , 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 : Monitor, 4: Commercial Club, 1, 2: Math Club, 13 Hickory Leaf Staff, 3, 43 Hickory Nut Banker, 4: Li- brarian, 3, 4: County Roundup, 4: Growing Pains , 4. ANNA MARY MARCH: Modest - Moody - Maiden: Activities: Commercial Club, 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club, 1: County Roundub, 3 1 Perfect Attend- ance, 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANCIS I. MINNICK: Manly - Mighty - Moderate: Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2: Math Club, 1. SX Y STEVE MUDRAK: Mild - Mathematical - Mastermind: Activities: Math Club, 1: Latin Club 1: Class Bas- ketball, 4: The Hoodoo 4: Glee Club, 1. ELIZABETH LOUIS O'HARE: ' Original - Obliging - O. K.: Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 1: Glee Club, 1, 4: Operetta, 1, 4: Math Club, 1: Basketball, lk 2, 3: Librarian, 2, 3, 4:ifQ- 'N Class Treasurer, 4: Hick- ory Nut Staff, 4: Hickory Null Bankeh 4: Growing XX Q K V in Pains , 4. DOROTHY ARLiNE POWELL: Petite - Peppy - Popular: Activities: Latin Club, 1: Commercial Club, 1, 2: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 1: Menmen Inn , 2: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: The Laughing Cure , 4: Hickory Leaf, Assistant Edi- tor, 3: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian, 4: Operetta, 1, 2, 3, 4: County Roundup, 1, 4: Hickory Nut Banker, 4: Glee Club Monitor, 4. JOHN J. SAILARg X. Q Sensible - Steadfast - Silent: Activities: Glee Club, 2: Band 1: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. OLGA MUDRAK: Meek - Modest - Mannerlyg Activities: Glce Club, 1: Math Club, 1: Latin Club, 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: County Roundup, 3. LAURA MYERS: Mirthful - Musical - Minxg Activities: Operetta, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club Monitor, 4: Commer- cial Club, 1, 2: Librarian, 3, 4: Hickory Nut Banker, 4. MILDRED ROBERTA PARKER: Pretty - Pretentious - Polished: Activities: Hickory Leaf Assistant Editor, 3: Editor- in-Chief, 4: Hickory Nut Associate Editor, 4: Math Cl , 1: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, , County Roundup, 2: Op- eretta, 3, 4: The Hoodoo , 43 Librarian, 3, 43 Class Treasurer, 1: Vice Presi- dent, 2: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2: l Elmer , 33 Growing Pains , 4. FRANK PODOBNICK: Polite - Peaceful - Persevering: Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Opcrctta, 3, 4: Hickory Leaf Staff, 4: Hick- ory Nut Staff, 4: Class Bas- ketball, 2. LAURA LUELLA SQHAFER: Serious - Scholarly - Sunny: Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Elmer , 3: Hicko1'y Leaf Staff, 4: Hickory Nut Staff, 4: Perfect Attendance, 1, 2: Growing Pains , 4. PHILIP G. SMITH: Shambling - Sharp - Senior: Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2: Class Basketball. 1, 3, 4: Hickory Nut Staff, 4. HELEN ELEANOR VIROSTIC: Vim - Vigor - Vitality: Activities: Math Club, 1: Latin Club, 1: Operetta, l, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Librarian, 2, 3, 4: Monitor, 4: Hickory Leaf Staff, 3, 4: Hickory Nut Business Man- ager, 4: Growing Painsg, 4. , 1' a L :lf J ,J ' if f JOSEPH BERNARD WELLER: Willful - Witty - Windy: Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. 4: Operetta, 2, 3: Monitor, 2, 3, 4: Math Club, 1: Class Basketball, 4: Or- chestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President, 3: County Round- up, 1. 2, 3, 4: Growing Pains , 4. IRENE D. WIESEN: Wistful - Wholesome - Wise: Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 1 , Z, 3, 4: Latin Club, 1, 2: Glee Club, 1: Perfect At- tendance, 2, 3. . , JOHN STEELE Smooth - Sincere - Sociableg Activities: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: A'The Hoodoo , 43 OD- eretta. 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Bas- ketball, 2: Hickory Nut Staff, 4: County Roundup, 4: Cla s s President, 43 Growing Pains , 4. t J - JO ' JOSEPH , YTKO: ,IN . ' if , I 1, xr, '5 1 ' . Valiant -e Veracious - Valuable : Activities: County Roundup, 1 : Math Club, 1 3 Latin Club, 1. STANLEY L. WHEATONg Wordy - Wily - Wooerg Activities: Glee Club, 1: Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3. Vg. 'u RITA WIESEN: Winning - Worthy - Willing: Activities: Tri-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1: Latin Club, 1: Perfect Attendance, 1, 2, 3: Librarian, 4. CLASS OF 1936 CLASS MOTTO CLASS FLOWER We Won't give up the shipn Blue Chrysanthemum CLASS COLORS Navy Blue and White SENIOR CLASS HONOR ROLL 1. Janet Ferver 2. Anne Dobrosky 3. Steve Mudrak 4. John Voytko CLASS OFFICERS John Steele ............ ..................... P resident Janet Ferver ............... ............. V ice-President Eleanor Hoagland .......,. ................ S ecretary Elizabeth O'Hare ............ ........... T reasurer 19 SENIOR FAREWELL Ship ahoy: The anchor is lifted, The seniors set sail from Port Hickory Hig For the time has come to say Good-bye, To other shipmates now enlisted. Four years we spent within this bay, With a light house eager to guide, Those on a rough or smooth tide, But the end of that voyage has come to-day. Now we turn to the distant sea, Beyond the horizon with courage and strife, We look to a new and Venturous life, Ship ahoy: another journey begins for you and you and me. -ELEANOR HOAGLAND. SHIPMATES FOREVER Our ship is anchored in the harbor, With her banner hoisted high, Seniors, forty-eight in number, About to leave old Hickory High. We stand on deck, in blue and white, With eager faces to the west, Ready to do with all our might, Whatever we know is for the best. Shipmates forever, may we always be, Ready to lend a helping handy As we sail o'er the waters of life's stormy sea Always a faithful, worthy band. And as we lift the anchor, To begin our endless trip, May our cry ring o'er the water, We won't give up the ship. -HELENE MCCUE. 20 Env GROWING PAlNS George CJohn Steeleb and Terry McIntyre CAnne Dobroskyl are the adolescent children, seventeen and fifteen respectively, of Profes- sor fChester Barlettb and Mrs. McIntyre CRhoda Johnsonj. They go through all the trials of boys and girls growing up. Terry doesn't want to give up playing with the boys, and George, thinking he is quite grown up, wants everything his own way and he won't be babied. George and Terry go through this period of adolescence in com- pany with the neighborhood boys and girls. Terry fancies she is in love with Brian CJoe Weller! and is quite wrought up when Prudence Darling CMildred Parkerj moves into the neighborhood and captures his heart. The most active part of the play is the party given by Terry and George because George has had his tonsils out. Things move swiftly from then on. George is arrested for assulting a traffic officer CJack McKeeJ. Prudence refuses George's proposal, Brian comes back to Terry and George has to give up his car CThe Jigsaw Puzzlel. THE CAST GEORGE . . . TERRY ...... MRS. MCINTYRE . . PROFESSOR McINTYRE PRUDENCE DARLING BRIAN ...... DUTCH . HALL. . OMAR . PETE . PATTY MARIAM . JANE . VIVIAN ..... TRAFFIC OFFICER . ELSIE PATTERSON . MRS. PATTERSON . SOPHIE . . . EXTRA GIRL . 22 . . JOHN STEELE . ANNE DOBROSKY . RHODA JOHNSON CHESTER BARLETT MILDRED PARKER . JOSEPH WELLER . LEWIS BITTLER . . FRANK GAINES MELVIN HORSMAN . CARL GILLILAND ELIZABETH O'HARE . HELEN VIROSTIC HELEN MacDONALD DOROTHY POWELL . . JACK McKEE SALLY BUCKALEW . HELENE MCCUE . . LAURA SHAFER . LAURA MYERS THE SET OF THE SAIL CLASS NIGHT, MAY 21, 1936 On May 21 the seniors, as sailors, gave a review of their school life in a play, The Set of the Sail. All their troubles with Geometry, French and Latin, all their fun and all the tricks they played were brought to light. , Janet Ferver as the historian presented the review, showing them in the first grade learning their A B C's, in the Intermediate Department as Boy Scouts, and there finishing their eighth grade with a May Day celebration. The next chapter finds them in the high school studying Algeba, Latin, History, Science and English. The play ends with the launching of the class ship out on the Sea of Life. ' CAPTAIN . . JOHN STEELE HISTORIAN . . . JANET FERVER CLASS JOKER . . LEWIS BITTLER CLASS SPIRIT .... . DOROTHY POWELL COLUMBIA KPROPHECYU . . ANNE DOBROSKY CLASS WILL ..... . ELEANOR HOAGLAND DONORS I gb S MILDRED PARKER 2 MELVIN HORSEMAN DIALOGUE . . . . MEMBERS OF THE CLASS 23 THE BACCALAUREATE MAY 24, 1936 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM EIGHT O'CLOCK Overture-''Vespers --Dippolite .................................................................. Orchestra Processional- War March of the Priests -Mendelssohn Orchestra Invocation ...................................,............................................................ Mr. Harry Livermore Mixed Quartet- My Task -Ashford Prayer ......................................................................................... ........ M r. Harry Livermore Scripture Reading ................................ ...... R ev. Paul Shumaker Baccalaureate Sermon ........................... ....... R ev. Paul Shumaker Girls' Trio- From Day to Dayu Benediction .......,..,................................................ ....... R ev. Paul Shumaker Recessional- Scouts of America ..... .......................... O rchestra l C'! l THEQCOMMENCEMENT MAY 27, 1936 Overture- Cantonia -K. Thompson ...................................................... Orchestra Invocation ................................................................................................ Mr. Harry Livermore Salutatory Address- Public Speaking and Dramatics ...................... .. Anne Dobrosky Vocal Solo ................................................................ ........... J ohn Steele Address- Music in High Schooli' .... ......... J ohn Voytko Address- Clubs in High School ....................... .......... S teve Mudrak Girls' Double Trio- The Guestl' The Breeze of Night Valedictory Address- Publications in High School ......... Janet Ferver Presentation of Class to Board ................................................. ............... C . A. Bair Presentation of Diplomas .................. ......... ............................ C . E. Currie President of School Board Presentation of Awards .................................... ............. Q ........................ C . A. Bair Benediction ........................................................................ ......... M r. Harry Livermore Recessional- Honor Legion -Vance ......... .................................... O rchestra 24 -- Name Zelma Anderson ........ George Bair ................ Chester Barlett ......,... Lewis Bittler .............. Sara Buckalew Anne Dobrosky .......... Eunice Evans .............. Janet Ferver ....... ....... Virgil Fleet ................ Frank Gaines ...... Otto Germadnik ........ William Giffin ............ Carl Gilliland .............. Mary Graham ............ Mildred Hassel ............ Eleanor Hoagland Hazel Hogue .............. Melvin Horsman ........ Wayne Hufnagel ........ Mary Hoffman ............ James Jackson .....,...... Rhoda Johnson .......... Anne Kulczycki .. Mildred Laird .............. Harriet Livermore Helen MacDonald Dorothy McAdams Helene McCue ............ John McKee ..........,...., Anna March ............... Francis Minnick .......... Olga Mudrak .............. Steve Mudrak ............ Laura Myers .............. Elizabeth O?H'are Mildred Parker .......... Dorothy Powell .......... Frank Podobnick ........ John Sailar ................ Laura Shafer .............. Philip Smith ..... ........ John Steele ......... ...... Helen Virostic ............ John Voytko .............. Joseph Weller ............ Stanley Wheaton ........ Irene Wlesen ....... . ...... Rita Wiesen ..... ........ Nickname Zelma .......... George ..... Chet ............ Star ............ Debro ........ Eddie .......... Button ........ Virg ............ Dutch .......... Bill .............. Harpo ......... Mary ........... Millie ..... ...... S1s. ..,......... .. Hade ........... Horsman ..... Huffie ......... Mary ........... THE SENIORS Hobby Dancing ................ ......... Sports ................................. Collecting Handkerchiefs.. .Teasing the girls ............... Sally ........... ..Roller and Ice Skating.... Swimming ........................... Playing the piano ............. Tinkering around ......... How Most Likely To Succe,ecl. ..Fat lady in the circus. Captain of Pitt eleven. Owner of a handkerchief factory. Selling fish. Bull fighter. Hiking, Walking ................ .Preparing dinner for two. Olympic Star. Quintuplets Music Teacher. Movie Actor. Hunting ................,.............. Bar Tender. Arguing .............................. Sleeping in School ........ .... Sports ...................... Swimming ............ Dancing .............................. Keeping a diary ................ Hiking, Bicycle Riding ...., Baseball ............................. Playing the guitar and Harmonica ..................... , Collecting movie actors and actresses Pictures.. Jim .............. Sports ....................... Rhoda ......... Checky ....... Millie .......... Harriet ....... Honey ......... Dot ............. Lenie .......... Jack ............ .Ann ............. Minnick ...... Olgie ........... Horse back riding... .Walking .................... Swimming ......... .............. .... Reading .................... Dancing, Swimming. ....... .. Speaking ........ Sports ...................... Reading .............................. Playing the Banjo ............ Swimming ........ .... ........... . . .. Steve .........., Baseball .................... Lupe ........... Betty ........... Dancing, Driving ..... Working Crossword Puzzles ........................... Mame .......... Tennis ..................... Dot .............. Podnik. ....... Lefty ........... Sis ............... Phil ............. Singing, Dancing ..... Baseball .................. Baseball .................. Reading, Hiking ...... Hickory High Chemistry Professor. Gigolo. A Pearl Diver. Chorus Girl. Kindergarden Teacher. Selling hot dogs at a circus. Six day bike rider. President Roosevelt's fishing pal. Cartoonist. Champion tap dancer. Explorer of the moon. Bare back rider. ..l..l....i'.'.Playing Jacks. Dress designer. Selling candy in Murphy's. Tickling the ivories in Hickory High Orchestra. Selling peanuts at Mercer Fair. .Swimming .......................... .........Tight rope walker. Crooner on Vallee's Program. Fred Astaire's dancing partner. Behind the Pulpit. Girl on the flying trapeze. Clark Gabel's valet. Parachute jumper. Balancing cane on end of her nose. Editor of Sharon Herald. G-Man. Bat boy for the New York Yankees. Dog catcher. Second Jean Harlow. Hunting, Fishing ............... Salesman for Shontz Kz Myers. 1956 Candidate for President. Roller skating marathon. Zoats ........... Shining Shoes ........ Stick ........... Writing Poetry .................. Pluto ........... Skating, Reading .............. Joe .............. Buss... ........ . Rene ........... Playing Checkers .............. Golf. ......... Reading ....... Rita ............. Traveling ....... 25 Piano Teacher. Saxophone player in Cab Calloway's Orchestra. Professor of Hickory High School. Lily Pons, successor. Demonstrator of hwair, curlers. , 1. ,l grit' 1 A Af, . .,.,2 ,. i 1- - New .K 5 , Mgx THE JUNIORS- William Thompson ....... .............. P resident Agnes Craig ............ ........ V ice-President Victoria O,Kresik ...... ........... S ecretary Dorothy O'Hare ........ ........ T reasurer The juniors sell candy .... The juniors win class basketball championships. . . . The juniors have leaders .... George Nye, president of the County Hi-Y .... Agnes Craig, three places in County Music-Literary Contest .... John Wishart, second in General Scholastic .... The juniors entertain the seniors at annual Prom.. MEMBERS OF THE CLASS:- Top Row, left to right:-Stanley Shaffer, Steve Hricik, Rye Templeton, Joe Stano, Boris Generalovich, Tom Fitzgerald, Frank Tallarico, Robert Smith. Fourth Row:-Charles Megown, George Nye, Walter Ehmsen, Harry Venable, Paul Thompson, Cecil Hinkle, Joe Salaga, Joe Vanko, Albert Novak. Third Row:-Arnold McAdams, James Powell, Billy Barber, Lewis Hassel, Joe Chnapko, Donald Hunter, Lawrence Powell, Harry Gibson, William Thompson. Second Row :-Alvin Baker, Clyde McWilliams, Mary Steingrabe, Albina Roch, Gladys Shafer, Ilene Redmond, Marjorie Minnick, Agnes Craig, John Wishart. First Row:-Ida Mae Stubbs, Anna Godovich, Catherine Maleski, Dorothy 0'Hare, Miss McCullough, Elizabeth Lodo, Victoria O'Kresik, Winifred McCullough. 26 .1 gl Q, , q 4 J il THE soPHoMoREs MEMBERS OF THE CLASS:- Top Group, left to right, First Row:-Julia Baumgartner, Lena Lisac, Eileen Dulavey, Clementine Crishon, Lois Downing, Jane Norman, Rose Chupak. Second Row:-Mrs. Hofius, Alfred Arnal, Norman Oakes, James Dixon, Ralph Hitchcock, Thomas Livermore, Sam Geisel. ' Third Row:-Helen Lazor, Ann Kuluzne, Virginia Gedos, Lucille Allison, Stella Malecki, Mary Parkany, Helen Pears. Fourth Row:-John Ondich, Robert Gaines, John Hogue, James Hufnagel, Joseph Powell, Frank Paulenich, Victor Novak. Fifth Row:-Andrew Muszek, Earl Barnes, Harry Kloss, Paul Likens, Jack Ferver, Chester Orr, John Aicher, Gene Barlett. Bottom Group, left to right, First Row :-Elizabeth Zurko, Agnes Weller, Alyce Swartz, Martha Winger, Frances Tikey, Georgiana Popovitch, Margaret Rhyal. Second Row:-Miss Sizer, Irma Popovitch, Helen Weldon, Phyllis Templeton, Sinia Tallarico, Mary Radichevich, Jennie Wininsky, Margaret Salaga. Third Row:-Evelyn Popovitch, Eugene Rodgers, Daniel McGrath, Stanley Tymochko, Jack, Stefanick, William Weber, Joseph Tikey, Ruth Wilson. Fourth Row :--Joe Virostic, Andrew Volkey, Edward Zahurance, Clayne Weaver, Clarence Titus, Leo Winger. , 27 - Y.-.W THE FRESHMEN MEMBERS OF THE CLASS:- Top Group, left to right, First Row:-Mary Noga, Augusta Mullen, Edyth Spangler, Alice Small, Ruth McLaughlin, Mary Ella Nye, Mildred Novak. Second Row:-Mr. Livermore, Eva Steingrabe, Margaret Swartz, Grace Parker, Agnes Smith, Bessie Stano, Marie Stubbs, Carmella Rogers, Evelyn Redmond. Third Row:-Mabel Swartz, Paul Snyder, Paul O'Brien, John Tymochko, Kenneth Robison, Jack Pears, Walter Mudrak, Betty Wilson. Fourth Row:-Homer Simons, Raymond Titus, Charles Templeton, Joe Savoldi, John Trapasso, Sterling Stoops, Ellis McKay, Carl Stoops. Fifth Row:-George Shamu, Billy Randolph, Joseph Ondich, Fred Sailar, Wendell James, Carl Wilson, Mike Mudrey. Bottom Group, left to right, First Row :-Margaret Baumgartner, Anna Kurilla, Marjorie Barlow, Sara Doolin, Sharlotte Lang, Arlene Ferver, Flora Kirkland, Margaret Kish, Anna Dohallow, Mary Hvozda. Second Row:-Mrs. Hutchins, John Kelly, Francis Lunn, William Fekech, John Donaldson, James Bale, Leroy Flinn, Paul Darlington, Billy Jones, Mike Karas, Glenn Jackson, Miss Glenn. Third Row:-Helen Carbarry, Elizabeth Baumgartner, Margaret Aber, Nellie Buckalew, Mary Kirkland, Mary Dout, Rose Jagatich, Ruth Clepper, Charolette Elliott, Alice Elliott, Eva Kulhavy, Julia Lodo. Fourth Row:-Paul Balko, James English, William Darlington, Dick Dunkerely, Clifford Johnston, Albert Fedorko, William Addis, Edward Knapp, Harlan Barnes, Ivan Chadderton, David Larimer. - Fifth Row:-Mary Lazorashak, Betty Gulentz, Alta Louise Gibson, Mildred Krichko, Jennie Cetine, Viola Barber, Esther Chantrey, Martha Krichko, Mary Kulhavy, Isabel Lamont. Sixth Row:-George Gidos, Joe Duirba, Russell Jennings, Howard Frye, Richard Frye, George Gerber, Junior Bartholomew. 28 THE EIGHTH GRADE DOROTHY ATWOOD, Teacher MEMBERS OF THE CLASS:- Top Row left to right :-Ralph Kilgore, Ernest Fobes, Ernest Podleyon, William Miller, Gilbert Laird, Steve Yaksich, Daniel Hess, Merl Reed, Joseph Roch. Fourth Row:--Paul Gulentz, Raymond Stefanick, Samuel Vassen, Mike Ondich, Bobby Allen, Harvey Dilley, Alex Kelley, Arthur Myers. Third Row:-Virginia Maine, John Baumgartner, John Antus, Thomas Mc- Connell, Clyde McGrath, John Robb, Clifford Darby, Frank Gassner, Andy Toth, Evelyn Diurba. Second Row:-Mary Murray, Elizabeth Kelley, Anna Ondich, Ada Allison, Clara Mohney, Mary Rogers, Josephine Thompson, Bernice McAdams, Ruth Hunt, Catherine Woge, Miss Atwood. ' First Row, Seated:-Betty Davis, Mary Fleet, Ruth MacDonald, Martha Kamen- sky, Mildred Garrison, Twila Sowash, Kathryn Swartz, Helen Sikora. 29 TH E SEVENTH GRADE SARA J. LONG, Teacher MEMBERS OF THE CLASS:- Left to right, First Row:-Mary Simons, Betty Lunn, Charlotte Montgomery, Wanda Barlett, Doris Sowash, Pauline Perschka, Alma Dout, Hilda Frampton. Second Row:--Miss Long, Ruth Bauslaugh, Freda Slater, Noma Rhyal, Barbara Yaksich, Virginia Newell, Irene Krichko, Theresa Rogers, Treva Horsman, Dorothy Dermond. A Third Row:-Harry Blystone, Philis Clarke, William Darby, Joseph Tallarico, Harry Mudrak, John Murray, Russell Hogue, Warren Keene, Ernest Gaines, Walter Reno. Fourth Row:-Albert Jarrett, Myrtle Jarrett, Amy Krichko, Laurence English, Grant Montergomery, William Lunn, Richard Frazer, Clair Flickinger, Harry Babcock, Robert Thompson. 30 Xx u X' X I ,iff K I 0 0 if '31jfg1.'5-f O ' mmm 'o flu' lb B s XX! , fy X If ' l ?'.- X Ny I, K NN. 'lf ll JN. A 0' Q ill ssgiqbi! QI ,f f N.. 1, fl' . .5 S .-f ,MQEN .I X 9 2 4 9 ': I I f-f 1- + iw , ld W f fi f O i I, sl i J f 0. nf' .73 - D .. i . i , '55 ' 00h KVA nu N If 'H wfiviigvilii j x j' N xxx ' ACTNITIES THE HICKORY NUT FOUNDED 1 930 THE HICKORY HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOK Published Annually by the SENIOR CLASS Volume VI Taking photographs and snapshots .... gathering class and faculty statistics .... selling advertisements .... experi- ences of advertising managers .... scheduling Seniors for in- dividuals .... reordering glossy prints. Getting lists of officers .... names of members of classes . . . laying out individual panels .... making dummy . . . . Business managers figuring out debits and credits .... conducting drive for subscriptions .... passing goal for adver- tisements .... typing .... laying out ads .... the Hickory Nut Staff at work .... 32 STAFF GF THE 1936 HICKORY NUT Helen MacDonald Mildred Parker Chester Barlett . Helen Virostic . Anne Dobrosky . Philip Smith . Elizabeth O'Hare John Steele . . Laura Shafer . . Mary Graham . Frank Podobnich Janet Ferver . Anne Kulcyski . Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant . Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . . Sports Editor . Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Manager . . . Senior Editor Advertising Manager . . . Class Editor Advertising Manager Advertising Manager . Activities Editor . . Snapshot Editor Dorothy Powell, Dorothy McAdams, Laura Myers, Helene McCue, Rhoda Johnson, Helen Virostic, Elizabeth O'Hare, and ' Janet Ferver ............... Bankers Ebba Sizer . . . Faculty Advisor l 33 THE HICKORY LEAF FOUNDED 1930 NEWSPAPER OF HICKORY HIGH SCHOOL Published Monthly During The School Year Subscription campaign .... putting out iirst printed paper .... the trials and tribulations of the ad-getters .... writing news articles .... one every day .... gathering news for print .... writing edits .... making the dummy .... Writ- ing headlines .... Write me a 3 line, 24 point head on this operetta story , commands Miss Sizer .... pounding out copy .... reading proof .... the last minute rush, getting paper ready for press .... The visit to the Sharon Herald .... getting the paper hot off the press .... watching the linotype men at work . . . news from all over the world on the teletype . . . . The problem of the circulation manager .... distributing copies .... selling extra copies. . . . 5 cents each .... keep a record of all school news with a subscription to the Leaf .... 34 STAFF OF THE 1936 HICKORY LEAF Mildred Parker . Helen MacDonald Dorothy O'Hare . Helen Virostic . Lewis Bittler . . Catherine Malecki Eleanor Hoagland Frank Podobnick Chester Barlett . Anne Dolorosky Anne Kulczycki . Laura Shafer . Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editor Society Editor . Alumni Editor . . . Sports Editor . . . Book Review Editor . Business Manager . . Advertising Manager . Circulation Manager . . . . . Typist . Typist REPGRTORIAL STAFF Marjorie Minnick Harry Gibson Helene McCue William Barber Mildred Hassell Cecil Hinkle John Sailar Philip Smith Stanley Wheaton 35 OUTSIDE REPORTS . . . CURRENT EVENTS Assisting in reference Work .... Cataloging books .... Checking out books .... Conducting an Add a Book VVeek', .... Needing fiction books .... Taking care of magazines .... Mrs. Hofius, head librarian. LIBRARIANS Helen Virostic Dorothy Powell Mildred Parker Dorothy O'Hare Helene McCue Catherine Malecki Harriet Livermore Helen MacDonald Laura Myers Stella Malecki 36 RULES.. . REGULATIONS . . . PERMITS Captain Bair .... Making rules .... Monitors execute them Captain Bair issues honor permits .... Monitors revoke them . . Other duties .... checking on wanderers in the halls .... or boiler room inspecting lavatories .... An honor to be one .... Only Juniors or Seniors hold positions .... The Monitor system. Agnes Craig Helen MacDonald Winifred McCullough Gladys Shafer Victoria O'Kresik Dorothy O'Hare Catherine Malecki MONITORS Janet Ferver Joe Salaga Helen Virostic Eleanor Hoagland Helene McCue Lawrence Powell William Thompson 37 Lewis Bittler Stanley Shafer Joe Stano Joe Vanko George Nye Albert Novak THREE FOLD LIFE .. . . THURSDAY MORNING MEETINGS Organization of girls...Three-fold lifeg spiritual, mental and physical development .... To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character .... Thursday morning meetings .... Guest speakers, Mrs. McKay, Rev. Shumaker .... County rally .... Candle light installation service .... Special assembly programs ...Introducing Freshmen at party .... Farewell party for Seniors . . . Informal discussion of everyday problems . . . . Under competent leadership .... Presents play, Laughing Cure . . . prepares one for useful and Worthwhile living. OFFICERS Eleanor Hoagland ...... . . President Catherine Malecki . . Vice President Dorothy O,Hare . . . Secretary Martha Winger . . . Treasurer 38 STATE HONORS .... COUNTY PRESIDENT Hi-Y .... Courtesy Week .... Clean Speech campaign .... Tues day morning meetings .... Mr. Livermore, new sponsor .... Has high est rating in state for the year .... George Nye, president .... and also president of County Hi-Y Entertains Tri-Hi-Y at party .... OFFICERS George Nye . . . Lewis Bittler . . . . Vice William Thompson . . John Wishart . . 39 President President Secretary Treasurer JUDGES .... COURT TRIALS The court picture for the yearbook .... everybody trying to look sober and attentive .... hold it! P. O. D. Class .... Miss Sizer speaking .... For tomorrow We will take the introduction to the chapter on Taxation and Distribution of Wealth .... Put away your books and take pencil and paper .... Explain the law of diminishing returns .... What was the Reclamation Act of 1902? .... and so on. . . . Attorney Harvey E. Moore speaking to us on the Court System of our state .... very interesting and educational .... Seniors going to Court .... all piling into Mr. Spory's bus .... In the courtroom .... empaneling of the jury .... learning more about court procedure .... A visit to the tower .... lnscribing our names on the clock .... A big day for Seniors. 40 BIRDS .... TREES .... HZSO4 Experiments .... Classification of plants .... Circulatory system . . . . Lives of scientists . . . . Conserving trees and Wild game . . . . Is heredity or environment more important? . . . . Dissecting eyes, grass- hoppers, etc ..... Oxygen .... hydrogen .... Nitrogen .... Chemical change .. . Combustion .... Oxidation .... Colloids and crystalloids .... Silicon, next to oxygen, the most abundant element in the earth's crust .... Visiting the Water Works as one of the experiments .... Also the West- inghouse Electric plant .... two interesting excursions .... Two exams every Week .... 41 CREDITS .... DEBITS .... JOURNALS Typing class .... its second year in Hickory .... came with Miss Glasgow last year .... Goal-speed and accuracy combined with neat- ness .... rhythm practise .... speed tests .... practise in writing busi- ness letters .... No erasing .... No back spacing! .... Highest ambi- tion of students-to make eighty words per minute by the end of the year .... Bookkeeping class .... the first year Miss Glasgow has taught it . . . . Book full of such statements . . . . Assets:liabilities-ifproprietor- ship .... Journaling up the entries and posting to the ledger . . .. Taking trial balances .... Miss Glasgow saying .... Debit Smith, Jones, and Co. for S5150 .... Credit Mr. Brown's account for S150 .... Make out a statement of proiit and lossf' .... iiguresg figures . , . . 42 ONE .... TWO .... THREE .... BEND Marching .... left, left .... half wheel right! one, two .... tum- bling .... Careful when you do those hand springs .... Games and folk dances .... a new one nearly every time .... Playing basketball . . . . some not-so-experienced players and some rather good . . . . Lots of fun .... Boys have inter-class tournament .... Juniors win .... Eighth grade has some rough ones .... Pirrung sponsors it .... McKee, Nye, Barlett, Gilliland and Aicher coach .... Ping-pong the new recreation .... Walter Ehmsen, good .... also Leo Winger .... Albert Novak, checker champ .... 43 SOPRANO AND ALTO .... SWEET VOICES Soprano and alto .... combining to give us sweet voices of the girls' glee club .... ? or more voices .... chorus .... quartet, trio... the Christmas program .... Practising Monday mornings .... Ask the Professor .... Mrs. McCandless, director .... l 1 OFFICERS Janet Ferver . . . . . . President Victoria O'Kresik . . Vice President Eleanor Hoagland . . . . Secretary Dortothy McAdams . . Assistant Secretary 44 BASS AND TENOR .... BOYS, TRIO Practising Thursday mornings .... Singing scales .... Our favor ite songs .... Trio-Nye, Oakes, and Bittler .... We Three Kings The operetta Professors: Barlett, Megown, Fleet, and Smith . George Nye fourth in the county and second in Class B., boys' vocal U Lewis Bittler . Frank Podobnick John Steele . . Richard Fishlock OFFICERS 445 . . President . Vice President . . . Secretary Assistant Secretary OVERTURES .... STUDENT LEADERS Music during dramatic productions .... Agnes Craig, violinist, Wins recognition in county .... Janet Ferver, pianist, represents Hickory in Music-Literary Contest .... Mrs. McCandless with baton .... drilling musicians on Tuesday mornings .... Pianists . Violinists . Cello . Trombone Clarinet . Saxophone Drums . . Double Bass Janet Ferver, Eunice Evans, Dorothy Powell, Catherine Malecki, Ruth Clepper, Arlene Ferver, and Margaret Kish. Agnes Craig, John Steele, Fred Sailar, Ruth Wilson, Glenn Jackson, Carl Stoops, Raymond Stefanick, Gene Barlett, Ruth Hunt, John Trepasso, and James Dixon. . . Eleanor Hoagland . Walter Ehmsen . George Nye . Joseph Weller . Paul Likens . . William Weber 46 THE HOODOGH By Walter Benn Hare The first senior play, a three act farce comedy given on Nevember 22 centers around an ancient scarab fthe hoodoob given as a wedding present, to Brighton Early fLewis Bittlerb by his cousin, Professor Spiggot fVergil Fleetl. Many complications arise, several diamond necklaces are stolen, Billy Jackson fJohn Steeleb proposes to three different girls on the same night but all ends happily. THE CAST Brighton Early fthe bridegrooml . . . . . , Lewis Bittler Amy Lee fthe bridej ...... . Dorothy McAdams Billy Jackson fthe heart breakerj . . . . John Steele Doris Ruffles ......... . Mildred Parker Mrs. Clinger ......... . Eleanor Hoagland Gwendolyn Perrington-Shine . . . . . Eunice Evans Professor Spiggot fBrighton's Cousinb . . . Vergil Fleet Hemachus Spiggot fthe Professor's sonl . . . Steve Mudrak Dodo fa sophisticated actressl .... . Rhoda Johnson Angelina ften year old girll . . . . Anne Dobrosky Aunt Paradise fthe colored cookb . . . . Mary Graham Mrs. Spiggot fthe Professor's wifej . . Helen MacDonald Mrs. Perrington-Shine .... . Helen McCue Malachi Meek ......... . . Frank Gaines Lulu fthe maidb ........ . Janet Ferver Miss Longnecker fthe old school teacherb .... Sally Buckalew Dun fthe thiefb ............. William Giffin The professor's children were Hazel Hogue, Ruth MacDonald, Virgina Maine, Bernice McAdams, Mary Simons, and Russell Hogue. Coach ............. Miss Agnes B. Glasgow 47 ASK THE PROFESSOR By Clark and Lee The story centers around a discussion on heredity which John Ainsworthy fGeorge Nyej has with Professor Breakeasy CNorman Oakesj and to prove that heredity is all the bunk John decides to send Maryida O'Neal CJanet Ferverb daughter of a laundress to a Girl's School. There are the usual complications to add to the interest of the production. John Ainsworthy . June Ainsworthy . Red O'Neal . . . Maryida O'Neal . . . Emily Lee .... Professor Will Breadeasy Mrs. O'Neal .... Tommy Freshman. . . Polly ..... lst girl . 2nd girl . 3rd girl . Page THE CAST 48 . George Nye . Agnes Craig . . John Steele . . Janet Ferver Clementine Crishon . Norman Oakes . Rhoda Johnson . Lewis Bittler . Ann Dobrosky . Mildred Parker Dorothy McAdams . . Agnes Weller . William Weber 3 X K X i ASK THE PROFESSOR THE CHORUS Happy Dancers:-Eleanor Hoagland, Mildred Parker, Laura Myers, Elizabeth O'Hare, Dorothy Powell, Sally Buckalew, Dorothy Mc- Adams, Lois Downing. Gypsy Dancers :-Helen Pears, Betty Jane Gulentz, Esther Chantrey, Mary Ella Nye, Gene Barlett, William Franko, Richard Fishlock, and James Dixon. Barn Dancers:-Ann Dobrosky, Dorothy McAdams, Mildred Parker, Agnes Weller, Lewis Bittler, Lewis Hassell, Frank Gaines, and William Barber. Trumpeteers:--Ellis McKay, Sam Geisel, and Sterling Stoops. Bird Dancers :-Ruth Cleeper, William Weber. Chorus :-Helen Virostic, Helen MacDonald, Dorothy O'Hare, Helene McCue, Hazel Hogue, Eunice Evans, Ann Kuluzne, Marjorie Minnick, Frank Podobnick, Lewis Hassell, Ellis McKay, Sterling Stoops, Sam Geisel, Bill Barber, Harry Kloss, Robert Smith, Arnold McAdams, Boris Beneralovitch, Frank Gaines, Charles Megown, Vergil Fleet, Mike Karas, Donald Hunter, Joe Duirba, Harry Venable. Coaches:-Mrs. Hazel McCandless, Miss Ruth D. Glenn. 49 MUSIC-LITERARY CONTEST Hickory High School Won first place among Class B schools and second place in the county in the annual county Music-Literary contest held at Sharon, March 27. Those Who represented the school in the Various acti- vities are as follows: John Steele . . . . Oration Agnes Craig . . . ....... Essay Clementine Crishon . ...... Recitation Helene McCue . . . Externporaneous Speaking John Steele . . . ..... Declamation John Wishart . . . . General Scholastic Joe Tikey . .... English Ellis McKay . Algebra Julia Lodo .......... . . Latin Albert Novak .......... . History Joe Weller, Dorothy Powell, Mary Noga . . Spelling Agnes Craig .......... . . Violin Janet Ferver . .... Piano George Nye . . Boy's Vocal Agnes Craig . . Girl's Vocal 50 xx xx 1 vw il l tx 'ZF-' N 1 p44 1111 A. QT N 1 X 72 l X, A-Fr,-,,,. ' 5 1'-ffl, ff' I Z xxX!x,! 1:1 -1 x l ' rw j Cs cfs X!! I in 0 fx K V X 2 -l '21 5.-.:.' M 1, I N M J? 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VARSITY BASKETBALL 13-Hickory 17-Hickory -Hickory 23-Hickory Hickory Hickory Hickory 14- 17- 21- 24- 28- 31-Hickory 4-Hickory 7-Hickory 1 1-Hickory Hickory Hickory Hickory Hickory Hickory 14-Hickory 18-Hickory 21-Hickory -Hickory -Hickory SCHEDULE 1936 52 Alumni Harrisville Stoneboro Harrisville Grove City Farrell Greenville Sandy Lake West Middlesex Sharon Mercer Farrell Stoneboro Sharpsville Mercer Sharon West Middlesex Grove City Greenville Sandy Lake Sharpsville i L L LL L 7' a l .r-' ,x- 1 BARLETT, CHET ' This season finished the scholastic career of one of Hickoryis best guards. Chet was particularly adept at taking the ball from the defensive bank board and starting the offense. A good passer and a better than average shot made Chet very valuable. He will be a hard man to replace when next basketball season starts. McKEE, JACK Jack, midget stellar guard of the first team. Jack received his varsity letter in his freshman year when he was used as a sub. During his freshman and sophomore years he proved himself so valuable that he climbed up a rung to play the guard position on the first five. Jack played a wonderful defensive game, and although many times his man was bigger than he, it made no difference to Hank. He was a dead shot, especially on long ones. This is Jack's last year of basketball at Hickory High. NYE, GEORGE CREDJ Although Red was the smallest man on the squad, he played a fine steady game at forward. Though Red didn't lead the team in scoring, he played a good floor game. After a rather slow start, Red improved steadily until in the latter part of the season, he became an indespen- sible cog in the quint. This was Red's first year as a regular and second as a letterman. AICHER, JOHNNY Johnny did his work on the pivot post like a veteran although he is only a sophomore. In his freshman year he made the second team. Johnny was the leading scorer of the team. He was a tower of strength under the hoop in addition to being able to get the tip from practically all his opponents. In future years Johnny should develop into one of the best pivot men that was ever turned out by the red and black. BARLETT, GENE Gene, a sophomore, played a fine steady game at forward. This is Gene's second year on the varsity squad. He received his letter in his freshman year when he was used as a sub. In addition to being one of the team's highest scorers, Gene was a good offensive floor man. Since Gene is only a sophomore, big things are expected of him in coming years. 53 U I , I Yfarzjff-vp . I ,Au as-' 1'f GILLILAN D, CARL Carl served the role as a first string substitute. He played a good brand of ball at either forward or guard. He is an efficient floorworker and handled himself in a very adept manner while on the floor. This is his second year as a varsity man and second as a letterman. Carl is lost by graduation. BITTLER, LEWY Lewy was a substitute guard. During his time of substitution he proved himself very capable at guard. Lewy played a good brand of ball, holding his opponents to a low score. 'iBing is also quite a student in addition to his athletic powers. He is lost by graduation. VOLKEY, ANDREW Andy was used as a sub forward. He did some fine work especially toward the end of the season. Andy is a sophomore and great things are expected of him in the future. MEGOWN, CHARLES Muggs did some nice work when he was sent in as a substitute forward. His specialty was the long shot. This is Muggs' first year on the varsity and he still has a year to go. ' WINGER, LEO Leo was used as a sub guard in a number of games. He is a very fine defensive man and it takes a good player to get away from him. This is Leo's first year on the squad, having come from Sharon, and he will be with us for two more years. 54 21 GAMES .... NINE WINS Nine wins .... Twelve defeats .... C. Barlett and McKee play their last games .... A good combination .... Gilliland and Bittler also lost by graduation .... But we still have Nye, G. Barlett, Aicher, Volkey, Megown, and Winger .... Aicher leading scorer .... C. Bar- lett, second .... Season opens with four straight wins .... Alumni, Harrisville, twice, and Stoneboro .... McKee hurt at Harrisville .... out two games . . . . Grove City breaks winning streak . . . . Barlett, star guard, injured in game .... Hickory gives Farrell a scare in first game .... McKee and Barlett star .... Gilliland has first big night in win over Green- ville 27-20 .... Sandy Lake hands surprise defeat in closely fought game .... Rivals from West Middlesex win first game .... Sharon has easy win on their big floor .... Mercer also surprises .... Farrell has Hon night .... throwing them from all angles .... That makes five straight defeats .... Easily whips Stoneboro .... Just a,word for the managers .... Orchids to them, in fact .... who were right there for every game .... distributing and gathering suits .... Fishlock and Carlile. 5'5 SHARON WORRIED .... SHARPSVILLE SURPRISED Sharpsville goes ahead .... the score is tied .,.. Hickory moves out in front .... the score is tied .... the last minute seems like ages . . . . Hickory Wins 24-23 . . . . Mercer hands second defeat. . . . again by a three-point score .... Sharon worries .... Hickory ahead at end of half .... also at end of third quarter .... but another last minute defeat for Hickory 37-32 . . . . Johnny Aicher and Gene Barlett go wild in scoring . . . . George Nye plays consistent floor game .... Another thriller .... Hickory fails to catch up to Collodiis Cagers . . . . Chet Barlett has good night . . . . Never missed in his tries from the field .... Grove City reversed .... Greenville reversed .... Hickory avenges Lakers by taking 29-22 decision .... Sharpsville reverses in last game of season .... Both Chet Barlett and Jack McKee go out on personals .... McKee plays his best game of the year .... goes Wild in his attempts to keep ball from Sharpsville .... H-I-C-K-O-R-Y .... Hickory! With an H .... With an I .... With an Hic, with a K, With an O .... With an O-R-Y. H-I-C-K-0-R-Y .... Hickory. MacDonald, Virostic and Hoagland .... Loyal Cheerleaders! 56 4 . .-.,- 5 - '43, : Q Q .-...Q 'g-:-'-.-1-D- - tl--I-:-:-:-.I M-1-2-rf FEATURES 4 Ei li ' 1 1 58 L , +R i E 59 RURAL SCHOOL TEACHERS Orvis Anderson .................. Walter MacDonald ........ Thelma Lynn ........................ Barbara Stewart Number Twenty .............. .Patagonia ..................... .......... Patagonia ......... Patagonia ......... Olive Persch .......... ......... P atagonia ......... Sarah Minner .......... ......... Julia Sebes ....... Jane Kerr ................ ......... Mary Ella Lark .................. Mary Spory ......... Jeannette Burns Patagonia ......... .........Patagonia Maple Drive ......... Number Nineteen Number Three ..................... Maple Drive ......... .R. D. No. 9, Mercer R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville Sharon 328 Spruce St., Sharon R. D. No. 2, Sharon R. D. No. 2, Sharon 497 Walnut St., Sharon R. D. No. 2, Sharon R. D. No. 2, Sharon R. D. 2, W. Middlesex Box 146, Wheatland Evelyn Kloss ........................ Number Eleven Ormond Ave., Sharon Mary Currie ......... Maple Drive ......... R. D. No. 2, Sharon Elizabeth Frye .................. Number Seventeen ......... Lyle Drive, Sharon Elsie Gifiin ............ Number Four ........................ 663 S. Oakland, Sharon Mary Wishart ..................... Number Six ........ Sharon-Greenville Rd. Dorothy Reno ..................... Number Twelve R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville BUS DRIVERS Pete Beatty ................... ................. S harpsville, Wheatland, Myers Hill John MacDonald ........... .......... C lay Hollow, New Virginia, Strawbridge Henry Spory ............ .......................... N ew Virginia, Bobbys Corners Cliff Rollinson ........ ......... P atagonia, Baker Ave., Irishtown 60 CALENDAR . SEPTEMBER -School begins with enrollment of 288 students. -Bill Thompson elected president of junior class. Hi-Y Club meets with new director, Mr. Livermore. -Seniors elect John Steele to lead class. -First meeting of Tri-Hi-Y with new sponsor, Miss McCullough, Eleanor Hoagland re-elected president. Mildred Parker appointed editor-in-chief of Hickory Leaf. -Attorney C. E. Brockway speaks to Junior Business Training classes. -Girls' Glee Club meets. Janet Ferver elected president. OCTOBER -First issue of Hickory Leaf, printed paper. -Boys' Glee Club elects officers. -Fire Drill. Building cleared in record breaking time. -Freshman-Sophomore mixer in gym. -Report cards-oh, oh! School dismisses for teachers to attend State Teachers' Conven- tion in New Castle. -Thirty-five boys report for basketball practice. Clean Speech Campaign begins. -Seniors select class motto, colors, flower. Imagine a navy blue chrysanthemum. NOVEMBER -Hickory Nut subscription campaign starts. -Seniors hold dance in gym. Attorney Harvey Moore speaks to seniors. -Armistice program with John DeCapua delivering the address. -Nevin Hoefert, magician, amuses students. Joe Weller learned some good tricks. -Senior presents play The Hoodoo . -School dismissed for Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER -Headaches-worries-Report Cards! -Miss Sizer entertains senior play cast. -Basketball season opens with win over Alumnae. -Hickory vs. Harrisville, Wins. -Tri-Hi-Y Christmas Program. - The Laughing Cure , and Agnes Weller is still laughing. 61 -Hickory defeats Stoneboro. -Hickory Vs. Harrisville, Wins again. -Christmas Party at Miss McCullough's. -Alumna Cotton Hop. JANUARY -Vacation days over. Back at the old grind again. -Hickory loses to Grove City. -Farrell tops Hickory. -Work started on Music-Literary Roundup. -Spills-falls-tumbles-senior roller skating party at Howland Springs. -Hickory loses to Sandy Lake. -George Nye elected President of county Hi-Y. West Middlesex beats Hickory. -Semester Exams. -Hickory Vs. Sharon. A win for Sharon. -Mercer defeats Hickory. -Thirty-seven students place on semester honor roll. Steve Mudrak wins year's membership card to Buhl Club. -Hickory tops Stoneboro, that's more like it. FEBRUARY - Add A Book Week , begins. -Hickory defeats Sharpsville. -Journalism students visit Sharon Herald newspaper office. -Mercer 'tops Hickory. -Thrilling game with Sharon. They won 37-32. Class basketball games start. -Hickory loses to West Middlesex. New members inducted into Tri-Hi-Y. -Senior Valentine dance. -Hickory tops Grove City. Yeah! -R. D. Burn talks to Junior Business Training classes. -County Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y rally at Grove City. -Hickory bows to Greenville. -Hickory defeats Sandy Lake. -Last game and Sharpsville wins. MARCH -Checker tournament interests students. -Mr. and Mrs. Bair entertain basketball squad. -Helen MacDonald named editor of yearbook. -Glee Clubs present Ask The Professor? -Reports again. 62 10-Rev. Paul Shumaker addresses H1 Y and Tri H1 Y Clubs 16-Seniors Visit Mercer Courthouse and 1a1l 17-23-No school because of deep snow 27-Hickory places first in Class B, second in County in Music Literary Roundup at Sharon. APRIL 1--Youngstown Registrars address seniors H1Y Club ente1ta1ns Tri-Hi-Y at party. 3-C. F. Bowser entertains students with moving pictures PTA Amateur Contest. Cast announced for senior play 9-School dismissed for Easter vacation Juniors hold roller skating 14-Tri-Hi-Y inducts new club 21-Yearbook goes to press. 24-Senior roller skating party at Grove City party at West Middlesex MAY 8- Growing Pains , second senior play 1 5-Junior-Senior Prom. 22-Senior Class Night. 24-Baccalaurate. 25-Senior Class Day. 27-Commencement. 3--Last day of school- JUNE Picnic. 63 ALUMNI ROSTER 1 909 Dr. Dan Phythyon, 321 Shenango St., Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. R. W. Currie, CElla Hoaglandj 186 Jefferson Ave., Sharon, Pa. Albert Flowers, 919 Broad St., Canton, Ohio. Mrs. Charles Nye, fMarie Millerb R. D. No. 2, Sharon Pa. Mrs. Walter Reno, fEva Lewisb R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. 1910 Ross Baker, Smith Ave., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Wm. Smith, CE. Belle Eastonl R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. James McConnell, CGrace Hoaglandj R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Richard Keck, R. D. No. 57, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Wilson McKee, CCecil Dreschl 708 Budd St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. John Miles, CGrace Lewisj 17 Daugherty Ave., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. George Nye, CNettie Hoaglandl R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Ray Stoner, Homestead St., Homestead, Pa. Mrs. I. Minnick KN. Shollenbergerl, Strawbridge Ave., Sharon, Pa. George C. Nye, Merchant, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Neale Long, Hubbard, Ohio. Clyde Currie, 408 N. Broad St., Grove City, Pa. Theodore Allen, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. F. Lutze, fBertha Addisb 171 Case Ave., Sharon, Pa. William Haun, Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Offut, CFlorence Titusl, Leesburg, Pa. Percy B. Lewis, 847 Lakewood, Youngstown, Ohio. Hazel Heasley--deceased. Jane Horseman-deceased. 1911 Albert Allen, Sharon-Youngstown Road. Mrs. Auchter, QLydia Shollenbergerj Main St., Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. Frank Snyderwine Clrene Nyej, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Agnes Blaney, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. William Easton, 600 Meek St., Sharon, Pa. 1912 Mrs. Wm. Watkins, CAlice Stoneb, Fairfield Ave., New Castle, Pa. Harold Jewell, Los Angeles Co., Dawney, California. Attorney Louis Wiesen, 149 Case Ave., Sharon, Pa. Lawrence Wilhelm, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. H. C. Thompson, CSemilda Thomanl, R. D. No. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Harold Rollinson, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Howard C. Thompson, R. D. No. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. 1913 Professor Irvine Reaney, President of Alumni Association, 411 McClure Ave., Sharon, Pa. 64 Florence Baker, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Lawrence Sallade, Logan Ave., Sharon, Pa. Professor Stephen Hoelzle, Wheatland, Pa. Mrs. James R. Carson, fEsther Heasleyj, 486 Fisher Hill, Sharon, Pa Darel Ormsby, Manager of Islay's Store in Steubenville, Ohio. Mrs. Darrel M. Ormsby CS. Dickisonj, Steubenville, Ohio. Lester Sexton, Perishing, Okla. Mrs. Harold Rollison, CF. Allenj, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mr. H. J. Rollinson, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. 1915 Mrs. Ray Custard CLean Lewisb, S. Oakland Ave., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. John Herbst fAlice Ferryl, McKees Rocks, Pa. Mrs. Ward Crowell CMayme Horsmanb, Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. Lawrence Sallade CElmo Hasselj-deceased. Professor Samuel G. McCullough, Mount Jackson, Pa. James Dillinger, Sharpsville, Pa. Clifford Rollinson, Bus Driver, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Glenn Chatterton, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Albert Keck, Sharon, Pa. Raymond, Smith, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. 1916 Mrs. K. W. Hawkins CCleo Troutmanj, Hartford, Ohio. Mrs. S. McCullough CEsther Adamsb, Mount Jackson, Pa. Mrs. William Evans iMay Boyerl, R. D. No. 8, Baker Ave., Sharon, Pa Wade Dickinson, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Harold Perschka-deceased. 1917 Cecil Egbert, Henderson, Col. Lena Wilhelm, Art Teacher, Homestead, Pa. Lyle Smith, R. D. No. 61, West Middlesex, Pa. Herman Smith, Scotland Neck, N. C. Mrs. Winifred Armour fEmily Dislerj, Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Ralph Donaldson CHelen Sharpj, 52 Kemp St., Pontiac Mich. Mrs. William Fair fElizabeth Reaneyl, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Lloyd Oakes CWeltha Sextonb, Park Ave., Rochester, Pa. Walter Moore, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. L. McCaughtry fLouise Finzelb, Sandy Lake, Pa. Mrs. Ralph McFarland KM. Hoaglandj, Sharon, Pa. Jennie Brosie, Teacher, 68 Clark Ave., Sharon, Pa. Freda Lang, Teacher, Box 61, West Middlesex, Pa. Mrs. Fred Jones CMary Reaneyb, N. Water Ave., Sharon, Pa. 1 1918 John Wilhelm, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Martha Wiesen, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Hazel Dekal CH. Welchh, 10th Street, Sharon, Pa. 65 Elmer Perschka-deceased. Howard Whithead, Davis St., Sharon, Pa. 1919 Mrs. Raymond Jones CCressie Pringlel, Teacher, 70 S. Water St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. B. W. Dickinson CGladys Oakesb, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Dean Flowers, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Harry Moore, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. John Cole, West Middlesex, Pa. Alfred Zimmer, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Frank Moore, Burghill, Ohio. l 920 Mrs. William Graham CMargaret Reaneyb, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Bernard Overfield, Thornton St., Sharon, Pa. Edward McClintock, 923 Timberland Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Earl Van Natta, 923 Timberland Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Mrs. C. W. Garts CRuth Lowndesj, R. D. No. 6, Greenville, Pa. Mrs. David Thompson CMartha ,McCulloughD, Mount Jackson, Pa. 1921 William Graham, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Clara Garuncy, Teacher, West Chester, Pa. Clayton Patterson, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Andrew Tomko, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. William Horsman, West Middlesex, Pa. John Overfield, Thornton St., Sharon, Pa. 1922 Mrs. Dean Flowers fHelen Cannonj, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. H. Hall fHelen McGinleyJ, Clark, Pa. Mary Adderty, 13 Sheridan Ave., Sharon, Pa. Jane Brosie, Teacher, 68 Clark Ave., Sharon, Pa. Edward Eckelberger, Wheatland, Pa. Mrs. Frank Moore QLouise Mullerj, Orangeville, Pa. Attorney John McWilliams, R. D. No. 9, Mercer, Pa. Edward McMahon, R. D. No. 57, Sharon, Pa. 1923 Sara L. Gaugh, Teacher, Geneva, Ohio. Rebecca Davidson, Teacher, Wheatland, Pa. Mrs. Howard Bools fWilda Dreschb, Strawbridge Ave., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Raymond L. Kerber CMildred Dreschj, Strawbridge Ave., Sharon Pa. Elizabeth Burns, Taylor Ave., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Wendell Bell fStella E. Thompsonl, Greenfield, Pa. William O'Hare,189 North Water St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Clifford Nickels CMargaret McGinleyJ, Service St., Sharon, Pa 66 Mrs. McGowan QEsther Lairdj, New Castle St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Vay Johnson fJanet Kingi, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. James Snyder CErma Hoaglandl, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mary Plawky, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Willard Thompson, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Precott Polley CHelen Hedrickb, Kinsman, Ohio. Olive Persch, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. 1 924 Mrs. George Krause CDelma Oakesb, Garfield Ave., MacDonald, Ohio Alice Spory, Nurse, City Hospital, Youngstown, Ohio. Jean Alexander, 10th St., Sharpsville, Pa. Margaret Davidson, Nurse, R. D., Hubbard, Ohio. Elmer Lewis, West Middlesex, Pa. Edith Patterson, Nurse, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mary Swartz, Teacher, Prospect St., Sharon, Pa. James Thompson, R. D. No. 55, Youngstown, Ohio. 1925 Anna Smith, R. D. No. 61, West Middlesex, Pa. Ora Smith, R. D. No. 61, West Middlesex, Pa.-deceased. Mrs. William Horsman fSara Smithj , R. D. No. 61, West Middlesex, Pa. Mrs. William Taylor fGrace Longj, West Middlesex, Pa. Tresse Dubois, Hall St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Frank Moore fLena Muellerj, 106 N. Water St., Sharon, Pa. Carl Hibshman, 25 East Hall St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Wilbur Kyle QBernice Johnsonb, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Owen, Diefender CHazel Meyersj, 1442 Hall Ave., Sharon, Pa Mrs. Harlan Gibson CCecilia Cannonj, R. D. No. 56, Sharpsville, Pa Mrs. Jones fElsie Shellenbergerl, Smith Ave., Sharon, Pa. 1926 Elizabeth Besson, Galveston, Ind. Mrs. John Zappi fCaroline Hillerj, Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. John Dell CHelen Feagueb, Sharon, Pa. Mildred Davis, 245 Ohio River Blvd., Avalon, Pa. Mrs. Marshall Stewart fBlanche Mae Thompsonj, R. D. No. 2, Sharon Pa. 1927 Dorothy Allen, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Mont Walsh fAgnes Campbellj, R. D. No. 57, Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. Walter Morrison CThelma Grovej, 53 Heintz Ave., Sharon, Pa Mrs. Arthur Hogue CJune Hasselj, R. D. No. 56, Sharpsville, Pa. Hannah Hastie, R. D. No. 57, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. W. M. Osborne CFrances Hoaglandj, Washington, D. C. Mrs. John Miglon QRuth Husbandb, 204 Sharpsville Ave., Sharon, Pa Mrs. Elmer Caldwell lEvelyn Mortonb, Sharon-New Castle Road. Agnes Pitts, Monroe, Michigan. 67 Allen Burns, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Vincent Coyne, 66 Heintz, Ave., Sharon, Pa. Chester Flowers, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Emerson Frost, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Harry Livermore, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. William Moran, Sharpsville Ave., Sharon, Pa. Harold Dixon, R. D. No. 57, Sharpsville, Pa. Harry Pirrung, Teacher, R. D. No. 56, 'Sharpsville, Pa. 1928 Mrs. William Allen QSara Gibsonl, Volant, Pa. Mrs. Robert Oakes fHenrietta Kamererb, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Geraldine Parshall, First St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Paul Maybry fDoris Pfeiderb, Sharpsville St., Sharon, Pa. John Baker, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Arthur Hogue, R. D. No. 56, Sharpsville, Pa. George Karas, 52 Park Ave., Sharon, Pa. Sara Long, Teacher, 437 Tanner Ave., Sharon, Pa. Carmello Morani Sharpsville Ave., Sharon, Pa. Floyd Kilgore, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Philip Klein, 157 N. Water St., Sharon, Pa. Gerald Mills, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Robert Oakes, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. 1929 Mrs. Victor Edeburn fLillian Nelsonj, R. D. 1, Mercer, Pa. Charles Burns, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Clair Dout, West Middlesex, Pa. Eugene Hoffman, S. Oakland Ave., Sharon, Pa. Walter Knapp, R. D. No. 56, Sharpsville, Pa. Walter McDonald, Teacher, Sharpsville, Pa. Frederick Roberts, 99 Smith Ave., Sharon, Pa. Samuel Thompson, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Hilda Dresch, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Gordon Hunter fJeanette Feaguej, R. D. No. 56, Sharpsville, Pa Gladys Graham, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mary Elle Lark, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Irene Minner, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. P. Parkeson CEdith Duncanj, Masury, Ohio. Walter Megowan, Elm St., Sharon, Pa. Frances McCullough, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Violet Reichard, R. D. No.2, Sharon, Pa. Dorothy Thompson, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Hilda Uhl, R. D. No. 56, Sharpsville, Pa. Kathryn Virostick, 340 A. Street, Sharon, Pa. Freda Wise, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. William Houch, 588 Fisher Hill, Sharon, Pa. Walter Myers, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Daniel Doolin, West Middlesex, Pa. Chas. Gibson, Lackawanneck Twp., Mercer, Pa. 68 William Grimm, Smith Ave., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Wm. Grimm CEthel HogueD, Smith Ave., Sharon, Pa. A 1 930 Cecelia Davies, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. L. Lyons fDoris DavisD, Sharon, Pa. Viva Gaugh, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Pauline Hofius, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Fred Paulenich, 173 N. Water St., Sharon, Pa. Jane Kerr, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Francis MacDonald, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Matica Christy-deceased. Paul O'Hare, 189 N. Water St., Sharon, Pa. Ralph O'Hare, 189 N. Water St., Sharon, Pa. Hazel Barnes, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mildred Newell, West Middlesex, Pa. Genevieve Wilson-deceased. Anna Cummerick, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Mrs. Eugene Hoffman fErma Woodsidel, S. Oakland Ave., Sharon, 1931 Mary Aicher, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Dorothy Barnes, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Fred Mild fAlice Andersonj, R. D. No. 1, Masury, Ohio. Mrs. Dolon Rowe QBeatrice Davisl, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Albert Tate CKatherine Gerberj, Liberty St., Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Fred Long CSusie Gerberb, Greenville, Pa. Ruth Higgins, Nurse, 45 Sheridan St., Sharon, Pa. Jessie Hoffman, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Grace Hogue, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Ruth Kerr, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Eleanor Livermore, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mildred Lark, Nurse, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Jessie Myers, R. D. No. 1, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. John Mason fElva Myersj, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Sara Minner, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. S. H. Anderson CMildred McWilliamsJ, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Helen Nelson, R. D. No. 9, Mercer, Pa. Vivian Orr, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Sarah Persch, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Ruth Parker, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Dorothy Plawky, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Anna Rombold, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mary Spory, Teacher, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Mrs. Edward Durney QFlorence Winnerj, Adamsville, Pa. Rose Zurko, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Norman Burnes, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Francis Cole, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Richard Duncan, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Donald Dixon, Teacher, R. D. No. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. George Evans, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. 69' Philip Joyner, R. D. No. 1, Sharon, Pa. James McKee, 212 Smith Ave., Sharon, Pa. Robert Nye, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Ralph Snyder, R. D. No. 2, Sharon, Pa. Arthur Sperring, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Judson Venable, R. D. No. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. William Watkins, Fairfield Ave., New Castle, Pa. Domenick White, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. 1 932 Helen Banas, Lyle Drive, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Clyde Shepard QElizabeth Buckalevvb, Croto Pa. Gracie Campbell, 335 10th St., Sharpsville, Pa. Beulah Davis, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Dorothy Deiger, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Mary Doolin, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Doris Gibson, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Katheryn Hassel, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Elizabeth Herman, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Florence Hilkirk, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Martha Hunter, Greenfield, Pa. Sara Hunter, Greenfield, Pa. Mrs. John Baker CHelen Kellerl, R. D. 2, Sharon, Rebecca King, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Alice Miller, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Kathleen O'Brien, 66 Superior, Sharon, Pa. Mary Palmer, R. D. 9, Mercer, Pa. Anna Mary Shaffer, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. P. Bartholomew CElla Mae Thompsonj, R. D. Earl Armstrong, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Paul Barlett, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Mark Coulter, Clark, Pa. Samuel Davis, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Kenneth Duffee, Mercer, Pa. John Gault, R. D. 2, New Wilmington, Pa. Charles Evans, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Irwin Lange, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Nickolas Lisac, R. D. 1, Masury, Ohio. Paul McLean, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Eddie Styduhar, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Willis Swartz, R. D. 2, New Wilmington, Pa. William Taylor, Hermitage, Pa. John Wolfe, F. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Nick Zurko, 97 Superior St., Sharon, Pa. 1 933 Paul Adderty, 13 Sheridan St., Sharon, Pa. Thera Allison, R. D. 1, Sharpsville, Pa. Edith Bale, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Robert Brumm, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. 70 n Ave., New Castle Pa. 1, Mercer, Pa. Clifford Caldwell, 602 E. State St., Sharon, Pa. Harold Cannon, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Opal Currie, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Eleanor Dixon, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Dorothy Downing, R. D. 1, Sharpsville, Pa. Homer Duffee, Mercer, Pa. Joseph Fitzgerald, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Clyde Fleet, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Harry Frolick, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Raymond Gaus, 45 Baker Ave., Sharon, Pa. William Geisel, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Carmen Graham, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Paul Hoffman, Smith Ave., Sharon, Pa. Andrew Hvozda, 68 Carley Ave., Sharon, Pa. Gladys Glaser, 48 Sheridan Ave., Sharon, Pa. Hazel Johnson, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Evelyn Keller, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Susan Kulhavey, R. D. 56, Sharpsville, Pa. Rose Knapp, 69 Baker Ave., Sharon, Pa. Clarence Livermore, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mae Long, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. James McConnell, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Cora MacDonald, Nurse, Warren, Ohio. Dorothy Morton, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Anna Mudrak, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Alice Norman, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. John Parkany, 207 N. Water Ave., Sharon, Pa. Paul Pears, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Marth Persch, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Roy Snyderwine CAnna Pirrungj, Fourth St., Sharon, Pa. Martha Plawky, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Donald Frazier QHanna Montgomeryj, Ridge Ave., Sharpsville Pa. Mrs. Kenneth Rust CElizabeth Kleinj, Baldwin Ave., Sharon, Pa. Orin Porsch, R. D. 9, Mercer, Pa. Dorothy Reno, Teacher, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Andy Sobey, N. Water Ave., Sharon, Pa. Sammy Rodgers, 98 Orangeville Road, Sharon, Pa. James Scott, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa John Thomas, N. Water Ave., Sharon, Pa. Rose Weber, Teacher, R. D. 1, Mercer, Pa. 1934 Clarence Barrett, 50 Sheridan Ave., Sharon, Pa. Francis Bartholomew, R. D. 1, Mercer, Pa. Mike Bonasera, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Lee Dout, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Fred Dunkerly, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Albert Franko, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Bronko, Generalovich, R. D. 1, Mercer, Pa. Edward Kingle, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. 71 Fred Klein, R. D. 1, 157 North Water, Sharon, Pa. Robert Hilkirk, R. D. 1, Sharpsville, Pa. Allen Hoagland, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Harold Hunter, R. D. 1, Mercer, Pa. James Likens, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. John Losik, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Donald McConnell, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mike Murcho, R. D. 9, Mercer, Pa. Sam Mistretta, 18 Marshall St., Sharon, Pa. Harry Porsch, R. D. 9, Mercer, Pa. Chester Scholl, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Robert Stewart, R. D. 3, Sharon, Pa. Sam Steingrabe, R. D. 1, Mercer, Pa. Edward Stevens, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Archie Wishart, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Clinton Stull, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Mrs. R. Brumm fArley Jean Carlilej, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Olivia Chotolos, 63 Carley St., Sharon, Pa. Hazel Coulter, Box 33, Clark, Pa. Susan Drobney, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Frances Gasparec, 251 N. Water Ave., Sharon, Pa. Ruth Glaser, 48 Sheridan St., Sharon, Pa. Katherine Hartman, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Nellie Hoffman, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Mrs. S. J. Rigby fLora Hoezlej, 41 Superior St., Sharon, Pa Helen Kasbee, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Philip Shively CRosemary Knappj, Orangeville, Ohio. Mary Madasz, R. D. 3, Hubbard, Ohio. Doris Parker, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Robert Nye iJean Reiglemanj, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mabel Rowlands, 241 N. Water Ave., Sharon, Pa. Luella Swartz, R. D. 2, New Wilmington, Pa. Betty Taylor, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Genevieve Zook, R. D. 2, Mercer, Pa. Edith Bale, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Opal Currie, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Francis Higgins fFrances Thomasb, Grant St., Sharon Evelyn Robison, Buhl Farm Drive, Sharpsville, Pa. 1935 William Anderson, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. William Barnes, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. George Bodien, R. D. 1, Sharpsville, Pa. Lyle Derrenbacher, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. John Downing, R. D. 1, Sharpsville, Pa. Joe Esmond, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. John Fitzgerald, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Daniel Grundy, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Herbert Guthrie, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. James Jackson, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Robert Kimmel, R. D. 9, Mercer, Pa. '72 Andy Karas, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Charles Knapp, 69 Baker Ave., Sharon, Pa. Charles Kuzin, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Frank Lazorishak, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Ralph Meyers, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. John Mild, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Irvin Orr, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. George Porter, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. George Sobey, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Frank Smith, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Victor Steele, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. George Venable, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Violet Baker, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Rose Baumgartner, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Mary Bonasera, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Anna Borborsky, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Rene Clepper, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Muriel Ehmsen, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Anna Geisel, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Virginia Hanna, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Eleanor Jackson, 1552 E. State St., Sharon, Pa. Mary King, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Bertha Klingle, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Nellie Lisac, R. D. 1, Masury, Ohio. Helen Long, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Marion Miles, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Mary Murcho, R. D. 9, Mercer, Pa. Alice Novak, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Anna Paulits, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Lillian Ramage, R. D. 2, Middlesex, Pa. Marjorie Simmons, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Elizabeth Sikora, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Ellen Sunderland, 58 Cohasset Drive, Sharon, Pa. Helen Tikey, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Grace Thompson, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Anna Zurko, 97 Superior St., Sharon, Pa. Anna Hricik, Box 494, Sharon, Pa. Mrs. Gerald Artman QGenevieve Grundyl, Pulaski, Pa. Mrs. Allen Hoagland CTemple Bartholomewl, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa 1 936 Zelma Anderson, R. D. 7, Mercer, Pa. Sally Buckalew, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Anne Dobrosky, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Eunice Evans, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Janet Ferver, R. D. 1, Mercer, Pa. Mary Graham, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mildred Hassel, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Mary Hoffman, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa. Eleanor Hoagland, R. D. 1, Masury, Ohio. Hazel Hogue, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. 73 Rhoda Johnson, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Anne Kulezyeki, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Mildred Laird, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Harriet Livermore, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Anna March, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Dorothy McAdams, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Helen MacDonald, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa Helene McCue, R. D. 2, Pulaski, Pa. Olga Mudrak, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Laura Myers, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Elizabeth O'Hare, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Mildred Parker, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Dorothy Powell, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Laura Shafer, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Helen Virostic, A. St., Sharon, Pa. Irene Wiesen, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Rita Wiesen, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. George Bair, R. D. 1, Sharpsville, Pa. Chester Barlett, R. D. 1, Sharpsville, Pa. Lewis Bittler, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Virgil Fleet, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Frank Gaines, R. D. 2, Sharpsville, Pa. Otto Germandick, Box 274, Farrell, Pa. William Giffin, R. D. 3, Sharpsville, Pa. Carl Gilliland, R. D. 2, West Middlesex, Pa Melvin Horsrnan, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Wayne Hufnagel, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. James Jackson, R .D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Francis Minnick, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Steve Mudrak, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. John McKee, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Frank Podobnick, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. John Sailor, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. Philip Smith, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. John Steele, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. John Voytko, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Joseph Weller, R. D. 1, Sharon, Pa. Stanley Wheaton, R. D. 2, Sharon, Pa. 74 is 'X XN1 , . ,--.f ' 5 '. 'if- ' ' l v' - 113513231211 PIEEEIFZEYEFIP' I- , O V4 , X I , . f' X' . -J xx ADVERTISING IN DEX TO ADVERTISERS AUTOMOTIVE Allum-Williams, Inc. ......87 Deforest Buick Co. ........ ...... 8 5 Hoifman Motor Car Co. .... ...79 'Hunter Motor Co. .......... ...... 9 4 Malley Motor Car Co ........ ...... 8 9 McClenahan Motor ........ ...... 8 8 Weaver Chevrolet .... ...... 8 2 BEAUTY SHOPS Brake Beauty Parlor ...................... 8 6 Elite Beauty and Cosmetic Shoppe..81 CLOTHING-MEN'S Anderson's Tailor ...... ...... 8 5 Hess-Fogle .................. ...... 9 0 Sam Lurie and Sons ..... ...... 8 1 Payne's Clothing Store .. ...... 86 Shontz-Myers ............ ...... 8 3 CONFECTIONERS Sotus Grille ..... ...... 9 2 SWeetland's .......... ...... 9 1 Sabo Candy Co. ..... ...... 9 3 CONTRACTOR'S-BUILDING Johnson-Sizer .................. ...... 9 2 A. Wishart and Sons Co. .... ...... 8 4 CONTRACTOR'S-PLUMBING AND HEATING J. L. Davies ..... ...... 8 0 Ivan J. Lee ....... ...... 9 0 F. L. Rummel ...... ...... 8 9 DAIRIES Biggins ................ East Hill Dairy ....... Isaly's ................. DEP'T STORES Anspach and Mayer Moore's Store ............ J. C. Penney Co. .... . Sharon Store ...... DOCTORS Dr. Belland ....... Dr. McDowell ............ Dr. Randall-optician .. DRY CLEANERS Carlton-Lehman ......... Superior Dry Cleaners DRUG STORES Anchor ............... Reznor .................. F. K. Reichard ....... ELECTRICAL STORES G. Sz K. Electric Co. .. FLORISTS Brown's Greenhouse Edward J. Murchie .. FOOD STORES Lengyel ............. Nye's Market ...... FUNERAL DIRECTORS H. J. McBride .....,.................. ....... Stevenson's Funeral Home FURNITURE STORES Bolotin's ........ Myer Frank .................... J. M. Willson and Son ...... GARAGES Brainards ............. Carlson Brothers ......... Gulf Service Station ...... King's Esso Station ..... Kirkland Service ...... Thompson Bros. .... . HARDWARE STORES Bell Bros. Beckdol .... Tribby's .... JEWELERS Duffee ...... .. Gerson's ........... S. S. McCurdy .... Roberts and Co. .,.. . L. D. Wallace ...... Frank Wengler ...... Zimmer .. ........... MISCELLANEOUS Bartholomew Orchards Cozy Corner Shoe Shine Hermitage Feed and Gram Ideal Bakery ................ Miller, Pyle and Street Northern Engraving Sz Electrotype ................. Protected Home Circle . Seavy's Studio ............... Shenango Valley Commercial Inst Tam O'Shanter Golf Course Underwood Typewriters MUSIC King's Music Shop ..... PUBLIC UTILITIES Pennsylvania Power Co. RESTAURANTS Dunkirk Diner ........ Hess Restaurant ...... Liberty Grille ....... Paradise Inn ..... Savoldi Inn ....... Schultz Lunch .... SCHOOL SUPPLIES W. M. Kyser Sales Co. Kurtz Bros. ................... . SHOE STORES Book's Shoe Store .... Endicott-Johnson SilVerman's ........ WHOLESALE Nathan Rosenblum ....... HE BETTER THE LIGHT . . . THE HIGHER THEIR MARKS OUNG students often iind arithmetic and geography a rather irksome task. Study be- comes even more difficult with unnecessary eye- strain. In the schoolroom, teachers try to see that their pupils all have sufficient light. At home, parents should also make sure that their children have the right amount of shaded light when they do their homework. Light is inexpensive but children's eyesight is priceless. PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO. PHONE 1900 78 COMPLIMENTS OF I. C. PENNE Y CO. SHARON'S COMPLETE DRY GOODS STORE ff Books Shoe Store COMPLIMENTS OF o 0 o BIGGEST, BUSIEST AND Dr. Fred A. Belland BEST o Q o T gf 716 BROADWAY, FARRELL, PA LAFAYETTE NASH GULF SERVICE STATIUN I. S. Huffman Motor Car Cn. B0BBY'5 CORNERS SALES and SERVICE -1- o -fa 0 ANDREW TOMKO, Mgr- 118 Vine Ave., Opposite Post Office ':' SHARON, PA. GAS, OIL 8a ACCESSORIES, .9 9 0 Phone 400 WHEN YOU GO OUT FOR DINNER CHOOSE PARADISE INN EAST STATE STREET 25 YARDS EAST OF BUHL BOULEVARD TRY OUR SUNDAY DINNERSQPHONE 921-J 79 V A O f , Galffvacf-m,, . Qfggtff- V1 UNDERWOOD Sold More Typewriters Again in 1935 Than Any ' - f Other Typewriter Manufacturer in the World. The World's Speed Record at 135 Net Words Per Minute on an UNDERWOOD has never been equalled. l UNDERWOOD-ELLIOTT FISHER Speeds The World's Busin QQ?0 l l J. L. DAVIES HEARTIEST PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR CONGRATULATIONS FREDERICK STOKER 0 9 O 7 D ep and Shallow Water System l General Repair W0rk in m 0 Q o 1' 0 l 34 N. WATER AVE. 86 W. STATE STREET PHONE 1685-J SHARON, PA. 740000000 Q . 0 P. E. BARTHULUMEW 81 SUNS COMPLIMENTS OF PHONE 5026-R-3 5: S: Kmmun SERVICE smmu l HERMITAGE, PA. se Q2 O , O GREENFIELD, PA. l MERCER-W. MIDDLESEX ROAD l E . l l HOWARD J. MCBRIDE T MORTUARY 4355? PHONE 81 sos EAST STATE STREET 80 SAM LURIE 81 SON GOOD CLOTHES FOR THE YOUNG MAN O40 Corner State and Porter Way O+O GOOD INVESTMENT Elite Beauty 31 Cosmetic SHOPPE PROFESSION 232 S2 212 East State Street Phone 3095 SHARON, PA. WO? r :axe COMPLIMENTS OF The Sharon Store 2? 3 OOO DUNKIRK DINER OOO STATE AND WALNUT STS -O O O O+O COMPLIMENTS OF Endicott-Iohnson Shoe Company SHARON, PA. O40 422924 COMPLIMENTS OF IDEAL BAKERY Sharon and Farrell, Pa. Pei? 750009 WEAVER CHEVROLET SOUTH MAIN STREET O 0 O SHARON - PENN'A. elle .Nl Li Reznor Drug Co. TWO STORES S2 52 118 E. STATE ST. 22 R 121 W. STATE ST. Q? K Thompson Brothers FARM EQUIPMENT O+O AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR REPAIRING O+O Towing-Day and Night If It is Useful in the School We Can Supply It. KURTZ BROS. The School Supply House of CLEARFIELD, PA. Q Manufacturers of Modern School Papers The Brown Greenhouses 7th STREET Near Buhl Farm Eli-22 F. K. REICHARD PHARMACIST o 4 o Cor. Mercer Xz Shenango , SHARPSVILLE - - PENN'A Phone 271-J Hermitage, Pa SUMMER SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY, JUNE 8 AN OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL Will Begin Regular Business Administrative, Accounting, Typewriting, Stenographical and Secretarial Courses. l Shenango Valley Commercial Institute 40 VINE NNN. PHONE 2882 SHARON, PA WE CONGRATULATE THE HICKORY HIGH GRAIJUATEI -TRY- SI-IONTZ 8c MYERS FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT OR TOPCOAT ' IT WILL PAY YOU! 9966. HEADQUARTERS FOR STYLE AND QUALITY 83 SILVERMANS SHARON, FAMILY SHOE STORE l 5lis 53 W. STATE ST. . . . PENN'A. A. Wishart and Sons Co. LUMBER HARDWARE BUILDER'S SUPPLIES PAINT , COAL THE LARGEST, BEST ASSORTED STOCK IN THE VALLEY PHONE: SHARON 86 SHARON, PA. FARREL, PA. fi'-f. - nh, vumlj 1 H, r H. W 1 r' 1.1 1V for 90 years . . . , MERCER COUNTY'S LARGEST A N D E 1 N E s T q FURNITURE PP STORE RERR ,.,,.,, .JH E i . M T'ff?'Hf r5?- lg 13. i +iH,5jSiT1f'? fill ,l y ..'?', 'WP' ' A H 5 gi , 1-was - F T' 3 W ' 1v. . E : ?TpW 'Tf f1 TT . LW CC If 'W MT' 'W ig- ' lj 1 E'-in uylfg ,'L g4M5if, f Tl . MQHAJLEI- 84 SEAVY'S STUDIO Q7 Qlzacfe cllziologzafogo in Mio 53005 ihiiimmw HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PHOTOGRAPHERS MODERN AND ORIGINAL PORTRAITS GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR R. C. A. VICTOR RADIO WESTINGHOUSE WASHERS ELECTRIC WIRING G. 8: K. Electric Service PHONE 597 Dr. N. D. Randall OPTOMETRIST Hours 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. COJI'l BUICK PONTIAC DeFOREST Buick-Pontiac Co SO. MAIN - SHARON W W CADILLAC LaSALLE W' YOUNG FELLOW'S TAILORED-TO-MEASURE SUITS and TOPCOATS 518.25 - S20 - 822.50 - S25 Evenings and Sundays by Appointment Broken Lenses Duplicated 11 Vine Ave. Sharon Pa. Upstairs At The Bridge SHARON, PA. I ANCHOR DRUG STORE SHARON - GROVE CITY - GREENVILLE WE SOLICIT YOUR VALUED PATRONAGE iiliil BEST QUALITY MERCHANDISE-QUICK STORE SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY FILLED-LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES BELL BROTHERS CIO COMPLIMENTS DEALERS IN OF FARM IMPLEMENTS -2- Tam-u-Shanter-Golf Course BARN EQUIPMENT MERCER COUNTY'S MosT -2- POPULAR GOLF COURSE wEsT MIDDLESEX, PA. T- W- WALKER, Mgr PAYNE'S Sf if POPULAR PRICE CLOTHING STORE Brake Beauty Parlor 24 N. Water Ave. 122 E. State Street SHARON, PA, Phone Sharon, Pa o Q o gg by PRICES TO SUIT ALL POCKETS THE YOUNG MEN'S STORE L. L. WALLACE OFFICIAL J EWELER GXJLID CLASS RINGS AND PINS HICKORY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL QZYY9 933 UNION TRUST BLDG. PITTSBURGH, PA. 86 O0I vl COMPLIMENTS OF O Q 0 W. M. KYSER SALES COMPLIMENTS COMPANY -OL . JANITORIAL SANITARY and . Nathan Rosenhlum 81 Co. scnoor. suPP1.1Es O Q O WARREN, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF ALLUNI-W'ILLIANIS Dodge and Plymouth Distributors for Mercer Co. 1193 East State St. Sharon, Pa. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS EDWARD J. IVXURCHIE FLORIST SHARON ........ PENN'A. Store, 33 Vine Ave., Phone 1282 Greenhouse, Brookfield Ave., Phone 37 MEMBER FLORISTS' TELEGRAPH DELIVERY ASSOCIATION Superior Dry Cleaning CARLSON BROS' SERVICE STATION PENNZOIL GAS AND olLs GARAGE AND HIGH PRESSURE 954 SO. IRVINE AVE. PHONE 2606 0 Q Q GREASING iii Corner Baker and State Streets THE VALLEY SHARON, PA. S7 STElCEIZ!51QN'5 PHONE 65 1136 RIDGE AVE. ..-,wK5.-.. HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS 52 Q2 Anspach 8: Mayer O 9 O 57 West State St. 24 HR. SUPER SERVICE BBAIN1-lBD'S Phone 108-R 16 N. Dock St. TOWING, WASHING, GAS, TIRES, LUBRICATION, STORAGE AND REPAIRING SHARPSVILLE, PA. Carlton-Lehman RESPONSIBLE DRYCHEANHH1 W 52 4 OAKDALE AVE. PHONE 1010 HICKORY TOWNSHIP DeSota and Plymouth Motor Cars O+O 34 VINE AVE. SHARON, PA. F Mctlenahan Motor Sales 5 Furniture of Distinction... MYER FRANK 50 1 -03 Idaho Street Farrell, Penn'a. OUT OF THE WAY-LESS TO PAY lOO Compliments of- B O L O T I N ' S FURNITURE OF FASHION ANQD QUALITY 41-47 Sharpsville Avenue, .TILA SHARON, PA. FINE DIAMONDS and BETTER WATCHES SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS Frank Wengler W if SHARON'S RELIABLE JEWELER STOP AT- KINGS ESSO STATIUN 1525 E. STATE ST. 3? 52 SHARON, PA. i WHY NOT USE THE BEST I Phone 2694 MARSHALL HEATERS F . l... R U lVl M E L Sheet Metal Work, Tinning Roofing, spouting ancl Repair Work 94 N. WATER AVE. SHARON, PA, S25 Per Month Buys A FORD V8 Usual Low Down Paymelnt -1- 6729 O 9 0 MALLEY MOTORS lnc. 200 W. STATE ST. SHARON, PA. BlGGlN'S ICE CREAM PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM PHONE 2350 SHARON, PA. Compliments of- HESS RESTAURANTS INC. ii SHARON, PA. GREENVILLE, PA. DAIRY PRODUCTS STUDIO POPULAR MUSIC RECORDS PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS 0 9 0 VIOLIN, PIANO, GUITAR, C0r. E. State and Strawbridge TENOR BANJO O 0 0 0 9 0 25 S. Water Ave. Phone 3003 ELMER GRIMM, Prop. SHARON PA COMPLETE LINE OF A M Z 1 M M E R O O JEWELER A A IVOR J. LEE Hamilton, Elgin and Gruen Watches PLUMBING AND HEATING Di mond and Wedding Rings O Q O W T PHONE 802 91 E. STATE ST. 0 9 0 SHARQN, PA' PHONE 533 66 N. Main St. Sharon, Pa. GRADUATE IN A SMART CLUB BRAND SPORT SUIT I-IESS AND FOGLE BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS ss WEST STATE STREET SHARON, PA. 90 JOHN M. LENGYEL MEATS, GROCERIES and FRUITS li-671: 421 IDAHO ST. PHONE 9038 FARRELL, PA. COMPLIMENTS -OFM IS A LY DA I RY EVERYTHING 49 WEST sr. -IN- 464 sHARPsvu.1.E Ava. SPORTING GOODS 721 E. s'rA'rE sT. Om SHARON U - - - - PENN,A 33 w.sTATE s'r. sHARoN,P A. I Beckdol Hardware Protected Home Circle HOME OFFICE vwmmwmw SHARON . . . . PENN'A. bb0 4 Om COMPLIMENTS OF S. S. MCCURDY D'S JEWELER Where Better Sharon Goes 5? 5? O+O 188 Main St. Greenville, 91 P ELMER E. TRIBBY HARDWARE, HARNESS, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, PAINTS, STOVES and SEEDS I uint' PHONE 7001 WEST MIDDLESEX PA JOHNSONSSIZER CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS LUMBER COAL BUILDER'S SUPPLIES PHONE 1884 369 soum DOCK s'r. SHARON PA To The Question . . . ' 1 HVVHAT TO WEAR Y Y LET ,L SGW M 0 0 R E'S Q 1 4' '31 X 4 Y BE YOUR ANSWER 92.1 px COMPLIMENTS OF SOTUS COLUMBIA GRILLE ICE CREAM - LUNCHES - CANDIES 44 W. STATE ST. SHARON PA 92 TRY SCHULTZ FOR THE BEST HOME-BAKED GOODS CHICKEN DINNERS AND CHOP SUEY-SUNDAYS WE SPECIALIZE IN DINNERS PENNZOIL STATION HERMITAGE COMPLIMENTS OF- SABO CANDY CO. MIIIJERN PRINTING p for a 4 Modern School As executed by Master Printers of High School Annuals O MILLER, PYLE 81 STREET WWW 93 HERMITAGE FEED AND GRAIN MASTER MIX HORSE, CATTLE, POULTRY, L. PHONE 1 542 J Dr. Roy J. McDowell OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN HOG FEEDS SHARON, PA. COZY CORNER SHOES DYED ALL COLORS HATS CLEANED AND gg Ag RE.B1.ocKED DOLLAR TITLE gl TRUST BLDG. O 0 O 169 WEST STATE ST. SHARON, PA. SHARON PA Very Special in RESTAURANT Italian Spagetti, Chops, Steaks, H O 9 O Chili, Barbecue Sandwiches FINE FOOD, DELICTOUS COFFEE WE CATER 1210 PARTIES PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS an , EVENING DINNERS O Q O E, STATE STREET GEO. DIURRA, JR., Prop. SHARON - - - PENN'A- 17 Shenango Sharon, P HUN I ER MO I OR CO. CHRYSLER -:- PLYMOUTH ella PHONE 664 SHARON, PA. 94 L l ONG AN OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTOR TO TI-IE BEST IN COLLEGE AND HIGH SCIICCI. YEARBOOKS I I I ECONOMY PLUS QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1 906. 95 v00l09 VT 'T 6 NYE'S MARKET MEATS AND GROCERIES QUALITY AND SATISFACTION IS NOT THE EXCEPTION, BUT THE RULE ' l I1 l PHONE 1173 1231 E. STATE ST. The Hickory Nut staff wishes to acknowl- edge donations from the following business houses: FIRST NATIONAL BANK - - Sharon, Pa. FIRST NATIONAL BANK - Sharpsville, Pa. J. M. MCCRACKEN QIVQW ROBERT DU FFEE JEWELER Expert Watch Repairing Diamonds Jewelry Watches Fountain Pens GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASSIONS W 'RY' Phone 1630-J 16 Vine Ave. I7 4. ,, , ,,, , I - New Castle, Pa. ROBERTS SL CO. 33 E. STATE ST. SHARON, PA 52 W BULOVA, ELGIN, BENRUS, TAVANNES, HAMILTON WRIST WATCHES Cash Prices On Roberts Easiest Terms Gifts For The Graduate JL 44522 MQ W A W ffwif ? M X ffbdngln in 'W W ? ,M, .I - Q Q-- , , U H Q ' .1 f- , .. A ,, A 0 ,J f 'QQC - i f , A I j A ' 7 ly' ix 6 ' af- , A' . ' 1 5 V Li I Ur NGO ,fax :lf V Sv 'K , -I ,Y.a,b .. M , FX W sv , Q 5 1 wg gp f . 1 W 'ff P Q 3 ew , 3 2' .5 WM . i ib,NmfQ 5i2gi ifg Q f xg? W mwwh i i gm V if wif 1 Q5 :SA QQBJDF fb Vg . , 5, PWAMWWQ XR? Rf Qfv MQ V9 M' J V W? f, L L'N 9 il Ei fivzgfwgjsf .5 Wg N: gg? . i sg 1 E J 5, JQ W X gi 2-6 Q gi
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