Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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1925 THE MIRROR 17 Honor Roll, 1925 Dorothy Wray, Valedictorian Lois Wagoner, Salutatorian Gertrude Hewit Grace Miller Emilyn Erb Hannah Matilda Powell Mary Ella Service Hugh O’Hara Elizabeth Richards Sara Schermer Herman Nathan Twila Powell Elizabeth Edeburn Mary Moyer John Burn Cecelia Carney Marion Lockwood Jeanette Thomas Kathryn Moyer Alvin Isenberg Mary Jane Sarver Lois Somerville Mary Elizabeth Roets Suzanne Clifton Dorris Cook Dorothy Atwood Charles Fleming

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16 THE MIRROR 1925 CLASS OF 1925 “Character is the only true diploma” Class Flower: Yellow Ophelia Class Colors: CLASS OFFICERS, ’25 Deane Boyd ...................................... John Allen ...................-................... William Cartwright ............................... Hugh O’Hara .........................-........... Blue and Silver ........President N ice President .......Secretary ......Treasurer CLASS William Cartwright Grace Miller ................. Mabel Smith .................. Deane Boyd ................... Class Historian Class Will.................... Class Poet.................... Class Prophecy................ OFFICERS, ’24 .............. President ...........................Vice President .............................Secretary ........................... Treasurer ...........................Grace Miller .............William Cole, Deane Boyd ......................Mary Ella Service ..........Dorothy Wray, Lois Wagoner

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18 THE MIRROR 1925 JOHN L. ALLEN—“Johnny” “When a lady’s in the case. All other things give place.” Spe-Re-Wri 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Banquet Committee 3; Senior Vice President 4; Associate Editor 3; Editor “Mirror 4; Band 4; Interscholastic 3, 4; Mirror Delegate N. C. A. 4; Physics Club 4. Johnny handled the “Mirror” in fine style this year and turned out some good issues. We always thought him rather bashful until this year. He sure “stepped out” since he met -------- ? NELLIE KATHERINE ANLIKER “Nellie” “Her smiles are but few. But they're lovely and true, While her frowns, fewer still. We can scarce deem an ill.” T. M. T. M. 4; Physics Club 4. At writing poetry “Nellie” is a very good one to call on. She not only does this but she keeps high on our Roll of Honor. Nellie is pleasant, though a quiet and bashful sort of girl. R AY MON D A P P I, EG ATE—“Happy ” “Liked by all who meet him, unliked by none, For he is a friend of everyone.” Spanish Club 4; Student Council 4; Class Basket-ball 4; Physics Club 4. Until you know him you wonder where he got his name. He has power to be and to make all around him happy. At lunch hour he sure shines in creating laughs. He makes a great clerk for “eskimo pies.” His looks got him some sales, we're sure. DOROTHY ELISE ATWOOD-“Dot” “Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty.” Pres. Student Council 4; Chairman of Monitor System; Spe-Re-Wri 3. 4; Le Cercle Francaise 3, 4; T. M. T. Si. 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Class Basket-ball 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee; Basket-ball 4; Honor. “Dot” sure is a very popular girl as will her list of activities and honors show. “Dot” had rather a hard time this year, being sick a great deal the last semester. “Dot” seemed to be happy at all times.