Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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e l MR, S1c:LER MR. N1CwToN Miz. Klaus MR. STEWART Special Departments H li AX I, 'll H l Health First is a slogan which might well he adopted lor all schools. The routine of a cowboy provides a healthy hody for him, hut city people must seek or make their healthy conditions. Cliauging conditions of living' make it necessary for the school to adopt more positive measures in carry- ing forward a program of Health liducation. 'llhis year our health prograiu has hceu changed so that the lfreshmen attend health classes three periods a week. 'llhis completes their course for the four years of high school. Qscar Sigler. Slippery Rock Stale 'l'eachers College MICCIIAXICAI, IBRAXYING Mechanical drawing tends lirst to he useful and helpful, and second to accuracy in execution. including the most minute details. Hy its use one is ahle to illustrate the form and dimensions of an oh-iect, device, or utility, in very much less time. and lar more clearly. than hy a verlmal description. In our school much stress is placed on orthographic projection. the other sys- tems also receiving' due consideration. li. X. Newton, jr., llenn State. University of Pittsburgh M U S l.C The music department includes the lzand. orchestra, girls' and lmoys' glee clubs. and special courses in string, reed and hrass instruments. Under the capahle leadership ol' Prof. Reese. many hours ol rehearsal are spent to pro- vide the music for the various social and musical activities of this school. The memhers profit much hy their experience and at the same time they provide entertainment for the other students. David Reese, Glainorffan School of Music, Wfales , b

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Pllj'SlCS7.'Xll CXlJl2ill?1tlOll of the l.01ll1flFill0ll and contents of lllilllj' of the prodllcts ill Mic. Co',LlNs Xlla, Nlxlzlis XIII, Ibgqlqglqgqm Z l Rllc. lllvl NE M ll. Flnxcli Science Department The Lone RIlllgfCFl' is no IIIOYC. 'llClL'1Jl1Olll'14, wireless :lnd lllilllj' other IIlOClC1'Il inven- tions have done zlwzly with lliln. lllSft'llfl of the solitary eowlloy outlined on the distant plains we find fences SllI'l'UlllllllI'lg huge pastllres and fields. Horses are no longer the only inode of tmllsllortatiollq for the eowlloys, just as the rest of us do, jlllllp into tlleir Hivvers and drive oft. You can see how science enters even l'L'I!lOtC lilllffli and unusual oecllpatiolls and changes the ways of living. Our own town llllil l71lFll1k 9S is no exception, Aeeordillgly, every student is required to take Z1 certain Zllllllllllt of science, tlt'1lCl1lll1lg.f upon his course :lnd preference. Sharon High School offers: General SClCI1L'L'-Tlli' study of the things 5lLll'l'O1llllllIlg us and onfering Zl little of ezleh science. Biology-KX knowledffe eoncernill f livill f thin TS lllillilll f the world 21 lllllfh lllUl'L' illter- I . D . my is A Ly s estlng plzlee 111 XYl1lCl1 to llve. on our dzlily lives. every clay use, 1JZll'tlClllZ1I'lj' those hearing lnosl vitally up SClCllL'L' is not only universally llenelicizll but also erestillg and eclllezltiollal. int liliXNli'l'll COLLINS .X. XY lllL'liERSHN BS. XVl'SllT1l1'lSlCI' College, Grzllluate XVork at ILS' Fliankllll Cflllelli ll' l'1'fl-l l,lU'51C5 University of Pittslmurgh, General Science. xy. RAN' IRVINE ,IAXRIES R- MARKS B.A. Marietta College, Biology. Bs. 'rlllel College, Biology. CARL T- FLACK B.S. Ohio Stale University, Chemistry.

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l Kligg XNELLER Bliss SYKES Miss hlCCl,lfN.XHi-XX Miss ERB PHYSICAL lflJljC.X'l'IUN The cowboys develop strong bodies and muscles by exercise, energetic sports and horseback ridiing. The students ot Sharon High School develop strong bodies by exercise and energetic sports. omitting of course the horse- back riding. The boys' and girls' curriculums are very much the same, the girls' having the additional aim of gracefulness. 'The state requires each l'ennsylvania high school to have gym classes. Those of ours are capably conducted by Miss XYeller and Mr. Stewart. David ll. Stewart, HS.. Grove City College Dorothy XYelle1', Slippery Rock State Teachers College A R T The art course is designed to develop appreciation and stimulate interest in creation. lts subject matter is varied to appeal to as many interests as possible. lt also provides an opportunity for the students to discover and further develop their lines of greatest interest. This opportunity is se- cured through some of the following studies: lettering and poster work, de- sign. picture study. nature drawing, and work in pencil, charcoal. ink and water color for the development of technique. Art is taken one period daily. lilizabeth Sykes. AXB., Allegheny College: Graduate of Cleveland School of Art L I I3 R .N R Y The library ot Sharon High School contains a line collection of four thousand reference books and monthly editions of twenty-four of the best current magazines. Here students find an inexhaustible supply of material. both for class work demanding outside reading and for their own recreation. Grace lXIcClenahan, Drexel College of Library Science MEDICAI, CARE The Sharon High School has a fine health room, and here the students receive medical examination each year. Records of these examinations are kept by the school nurse who attempts to have all defects corrected. The nurse also gives first aid to any student who becomes ill or injured in school. Regina Erb, R.N., C. H. Buhl Training School for Nurses