Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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BIRD'S EYE VIEW By Anne Dumitru .Xfter a year's absence I was returning to Sharon High via airplane. From the sky the range could be seen for miles around and among the out- lying buildings I recognized the high school. On the top of the building were flood lights which I concluded were used to illuminate the parking space at the right side of the building. Landing safely I entered the building. In the corridors I noticed three new faces among our faculty: Misses Margaret Iilk, XYinsome Robinson and Grace Kerr. ln the office, from the office force which is composed of a principal, a vice principal and three clerks. I received the following information: The regular enrollment for the year is 247 Seniors, 317 Juniors, 370 Sophomores. -lmo Freshmen, and l-lO I'ost Graduates. making a total enroll- ment ot 1542 students. The percentage ot attendance for the year is 98171. Of the students other than the l'ost Graduates. SO-l are enrolled in the Academic Course, 3-ll in the Commercial Course, and 270 in the General Course. Two hundred and fifty-nine students graduate on june 2, twelve of these being juniors who have qualified to graduate. The total enrollment of last year was 1,-128, with ZOO graduated. lfach morning the students report to 36 home rooms. seven of which are Senior, eight junior, nine Sophomore and twelve Freshman. The school boasts of a debate team and the following clubs: l,e Ccrcle Francais, ldltlll. Iiioloffv, S me-Re-XYri, T. N. T. M., S vanish, unior Chamber of Commerce N'y Q '1 ry s i lli-X, lri-Hi-Y, and the Lhess and Qheeker Llub, lhe Lhess and Lheclcer Club is our newest club having been organized only this vear. ! C or , 1 Many of the high school boys and girls have enrolled in the classes of the State llible Study contest. In the attendance contest of this district. the boys last year won first place and the girls second. This year the boys are working to maintain their high standard and the girls. to move up into first place. XYhile in the office I noticed a real oil painting which investigation dis- closed was brought from Italy and presented to Sharon High School by Mr. l'earson of New Castle. The painting is one by the young artist Paso and will become very valuable with age. As I left the office I noticed with satisfaction that our trophy case is filling up to capacity. Among the trophies recently added are the Inter- Scholastic Cup. the Iiible-Study Plaque. and the llistrict Debate Cup. XXI- know that if Sharon High School's progress were measured by trophies that progress would be obvious, but we believe that the progress of our school is evidenced by the type of men and women turned out each year who are ready to take their place in the world.