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Sharon I-ligh School Sharon, Pa. Ols YA Am, ,,..iL,, fN .1 Look, you great brick building Rccessive red and quiet gray Huddling close within your Shuttercd self at close of day. The community is proud of you A nest of rooms, F . B P Y Lung silcul lmllx null xtnirwnyx. A iiuv uluIilu1'iuu1 guui xumlcru kitchcu But you are dund- It is the studcuts wirhiu your walls VVh0 give strcugth to your stccl Make you a l1CCC5S1ll'y lllillg nud real. 4 .141 :T-5.7, .T sfusgl-3 , E 1 1 . ' 31-fav DEDICATION There is a man who has donated years ot service to the betterment ot education in Sharong one who has been a big tactor in procuring tor us, our modern high schoolli one whose services are too numerous to mention. l-le has been a loyal supporter ot all our high school activities. lt is not unusual to see him at our interscho- lastic meets as well as at our athletic games. We take great pleasure in dedi- cating this year's annual to the presi- dent ol our school board MR. C. l-l. PEARSON FOREWORD This annual represents the final effort of this year's Mirror staff to give to the pupils of Sharon l-ligh School a year book that they will be glad to ovvn in years to come. We hope that this year book will fulfill this purpose: that the life and activities of our school be portrayed accurately and in- terestingly. CONTENTS FACU LTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS 5 ? Q QQ 5' +5 Q ,A fa g ST ig? -x 'ba ADMINISTRATION The American High School has become the peoples college. Graduation from it has become a common ambition and opens the door to almost all of the avenues of further recognized accomplishment. There are now some 23,000 high schools in the United States, enrolling about 5,200,000 students. This great host of adolescents is the clay for moulding America's future, in character, politics, social attitudes, home life, spiritual nobility, health, recreation, vocations, and citizenship. The education of these adolescents is potentially the most valuable and actually the most serious of our national enterprises. To successfully carry on this enterprise requires: boards of education who are fitted for so great a task, whose guiding principle is to offer to youth the opportunity to develop each his several talents toward a patriotic and sympathetic service under our democratic form of govemmentg skillful school executives of outstanding character and leadership, teachers hired and retained on a basis of merit for the task, as proved through character, ability and accomplishment, and a public that demands all these, votes for them, and is willing to pay for them. The attitudes of each succeeding generation will measure our success and determine the future of our republic. P. A. IONES I1 1 Eleven Slif7l'7'IilfI'Ill11'i'lf, W. D. ClfXMI3I,l: Zlfffduc WHL Twelve lwfllltxlfillf, P. A. IONES V. Prinrlfial, BAY IRVINE JeC6.,0v1.4.a, F' 'I' 50751-11 JL0'1 -2. l. Thirteen TOP ROVV Armour Brosic Culclwell Cassidy ' BOTTOM R Collins Cook Cousins Craig FACULTY ISABELLE ARNIOUR English II, English III A.B., Pennsylvania College for Women MA., University of Pittsburgh IANE BROSIE Modern History Lit.B., Grove City College M.A., Columbia University MILDRED CALDWELL Ltin II, III, IV A.B., Hiram College M.A., University of Pittsburgh IOHN A. CASSIDY History and Social Science A.B., Westminster College KENNETH H. COLLINS General Science, Chemistry B.S., Westminster College DORIS P. COOK English 1, Spanish I A.B., Westminster College Graduate Work at University of Pittsldurgli BEULAH COUSINS Algebra I A.B., Geneva College One Summer Session Grove City College Three Summer Sessions University of Pittsburgh MARIAN I. CRAIG A American History, Commercial Geography and Economics Litt.B., Grove City College A OW gf ,,,-..-mi, +I ,,, P!'5A' -Hs- ::nsew,- rg .-,:..l.c . 3,,.,,.f, .. . -,: V A' I 4-5' 3 Q---5 4, 'f,p.,'.4,,..U wi' ' ' Zfffzz'-it, M Y fi' gf1r,,TfQgj?f-an-gi f ra fi Fourteen li ll' ROW Currier Dic'l4e1'so11 licklcs lilk l5O'IA'l'OM ROVV liler l'l4lL lc fillmlmlls Cirinies FACULTY STANLIQY CURRIER Cumnzenrial Law, Salcsmansbip l5.S., l'h.B,, Grove Citv College Youngstown School of Law, Vocational Civics, Community Civics A. W. DICK EIISON Physics B.S., lfninklin College, B. Perl. BFSSIIE ECKLES English III and IV AB- Ohio Wesleyan University M.A,, Columbia University MARGARET ELK f,'0YY1WlI'7'l'i11I Gcvlgrnplzy, Stenogrupby I New York University, Ohio Northern University, Ohio State RUTH lfII.I2R BOULTkl'c'PfIlg I Grove City College Grauluute Work Columbia University CARL T. ITLACK Chemistry B.S., Ohio State University AUGUSTA GIBBONS Latin I A.B., Allegheny College Columbia University Summer Sessions HARRY GRIMIES flmrfrirmi History and Community Civic.: B.S., Allegheny College Fifteen Q..-,f ,i,,J9, - 1 I,,g', uf- .bi l FACULTY MARGARET A. HANRAHAN Stenograpby 1, Bookkeeping II State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. B.S,, University of Pittsburgh FRANCES HAYES Business Arithmetic, Shorthand B.S., Grove City College FREDA KERNIS Typing I and Il, Shorthand ll B.S., State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. Grurluate Work at University of Pittslaurgh GRACE KERR English I and II A.B., Thiel College W. BAY IRVINE Biology A.B,, Marietta College M.A., University of Pittsburgh WINIFRED LOUTZENHISER Algebra I, Plane Geometry A.B., Thiel College M.A., Columbia University IAMES R. MARKS Biology B.S., Thiel College Summer Session at Cornell University Summer Sessions at University of Southern Californiag Summer Sessions at University of Pittsburghg University of Pittsburgh School of Biology, Presque Isle ROWENA MacBRIDE English IV I.itt.B,, Grove City College TOP ROW Hanrahan Hayes Kernis Kerr BOTTOM ROW lrvine Loutzcnliiscr Marks MacBridc w, 1 -27 1, 37 - 4 ' ' -' Q . ' ' A ,' ' ' ', , I .gn A. ,,-V -V Y' I i', - - , I v . f A I I V , , , , , ' Q 'I 1 - V ii, Sixteen FACULTY ANNA Mnlillllllz l'rrml1 I mul ll ll.S,, xv1'NlIlllIlNlK'l' Clullvgc lvl.A., Culumlmiax lllllYL'l'Slly CLRACZI4' MdIl,liNAlIAN l,llm1rnu1 llwxcl lmlilxllc nl l,ll5I'.II'y Snlcnu QQ,-,Milla MARY Mll3OXVl4l.l. xlllfgrlzrlz I .'X.ll., Clrmc filly Clullcngl' l'l I!Al4lVl'l I McMl'l.l.l:N lfrllqlnfr llf' A.li,, llurl Clullcgc M.A.. ilulllmlxln l.ll1lvursiIV DAVID MINK Cfrnrrul Hl.Yfllf.V l5.S., Buv.'lim'll University RUTH MOORE Spnnmh I and Il Ali.. WL'5lllllIl5IL'f College zu VVm-k ut Wv.-stminstcr College IR-nn State College ll N. NEWTON, lr. ,'lIm'lmniml Dmu'ing l,L'Illl Staltc LlIllYl'I'5lly nl Pittslmrglm I. I. REANISY lfnglisb ll and l'. 0. D. l'l1.B.. Wcsrminstcr College M.A., University nf Pittsburgh and lOl' RUXN lXla llrlxlm' . Mlfill-nnlmn lX'lcl70Wl'll lvlclVlullcn llUAl l'0lVl RUNV Mink lA.'lUUl'l' l Nc-wtun llcnllcy l l Z'l...- , , l ,A ' M 1. ,Lx . . V Hg:-5.,ef1l.a+Q12al..f+ffE Seventeen ET 3 pxm -'EU' -' '- ' ,:,, :iv'2':El 3'i3:J1gI'fQ52ft5',L2?2f.Z1p4 .?4i,,-' Z'.f'1g:g:s i Z- .-. '.f.-vi:n a.!u,1 :L 11:5 gl - mf r-.'I ' 5 A 1 Q -Q .' ' 'E -12' V V Q1-1 ,I .1----. 1, H.. - -. . Vg -S43 A ,tae f ,Q ' qw- . V-ff, :rw-, --4:1-1 ., g:1,.:., --1.-.fn ,, ' ,-', LL . . -. .QM gs-r :' 1:31 X 5'.'-:1,Ly 1l' 'rf'f'??::5i'?'l.i , ' :f':6.- ,u-5:6-?5 'tllfifff g , V ,.'9-.l'5gf-'l gr?,'2.w,,- 1-14-5:33, f-- - l TOP ROW Recd RCC'S Roberts Rosenberg FACULTY HELEN F. REED Community and Vocational Cioiw B,A., Wellesley DAVID REES Music Glamorgon School of Music, Wales MAUDE BLAIR ROBERTS English III A.B., Allegheny College TED A. ROSENBERG Problems of Democracy B.S., Grove City College BOTTOM ROW S2lCgC1' Scwzlll Smith VERNECE SAEGER Latin II A.B., Thiel College Cornell Summer Sessions Gmcluate Work Perm State F. I. SEWALL Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry Ph.B., Westminster College Harvard University ANNA GRACE SMITH English I and Il A.B., Westminster College , ,il ' ' ' 1 '- 1- ' , -X 'g f , -1 V l f . . ,, V ' - ' ' x , Q - f , k 4, I - Eighteen FACULTY DAVID Ii. S'I'IiWAR'l' l'l:-ymul llillllflllllifl ILS., Grove City CEIQURGIE C. S'I'OVIfR Typlfl-Q 1. lfonItkz'c'fJirI.q I1 IIS., Indiiina btzitc Iciirlwrs C,oIIt-gc QIIHIIIIIAIIC VVork at University ol' Pittslyurgli IfI.IZ1XI':Ii'I'II SYKIQS .flrz A.II., Allcglicny Cnllt-gc Cir.iiIn.iir of l.Icvn'IainiI School oi Ari II. IAJI5 VI'ACiONI5R lfugluli I A.II., W'c'stlnilisKL'i' ijollt-gc fil'.l1IIIAIl0 XVork University of I'ittsImi'gIi IC BI' Ili HN Stewart Stovvl' Sykes W4igcri1m'i' iso'i i'c PM Row 0 VVc'IIcr 910 VViIIiznnson I XVr:iy I7URO'IAHY WELLIQR 1'b.yxiz'z1l 11'I1'llt,YlfflH'l SIipIiL'i'y Rock Srzltc IIIULICIICFS Collcgc Ciimliizitc Work ut University of Wisconsin and Columbia IRIENIE WILLIAMSON Plane Geometry, Algebra ll and Ill, Trigonometry AB., MA., Ohio State University Om' Surnincr SL-ssion Universitv of Colorado Two Summer Sessions at University of Soutlicrn California I IUOROVIIIY XV. XVRAY Latin 1 AB., Wcstniinstcr College Gralclilailc XVui'Ii :it Univcrsity of I ittsI1ni'gI1 :g 1. ,,,. .L ,Jin I , ffffw. I I-.,.y' R .-r -., Nineteen OFFICE SECRETARIES GRACE AMON MARION GIBBONS Stenographer Stenographer Sharon School of Moclcrxl Business A'B'v Seton Hill College WILNETTA E. MCCORMIC Secretary Sharon College of Commerce 7, l ADELE SARVER REBA MYERS Secretary Shenango Valley Commercial Institute BS., Fredonia Institute Twenty .r , ,si .. , .'. ,:. .1 1. Um ., 1, f, 7 tv..-.' 'fl-. fe : - S IN YEARS TO COME The history of the Sharon High School shows nothing but improvements and develop- ments. Our high school system has passed through three stages of development. The first stage was the building of a nine grade school in 1865, the attendance of which was 353, the second stage was the building of a three year course high school in 1870, and the third stage was the construction of the Old High School in 1905. The first high school com- mencement class was held in 1873 in the old Carver Opera House. The ground for our high school was broken in October, 1922. lt took about a year and a half to finish the building. The new high school was first used in May. I924, on the night of the Senior class play. The school had not been dedicated then and was not dedi cated until some time later. The high school was used a second time on the night of com inencernent, when 133 students were graduated. lt was the fifty-first high school com mencement in Sharon. The high school classes have been growing in size continually. Between 1902 and 1908, there was an increase from 65 to 313 in the high school attendance. In 1910, there were 288 students in the high school, in 1920, there were 540, almost dou that in 1910, in 1924, there were 730, and at the present time, there are about I5OO in o r high school. The members of the school board that were instrumental in the building of our high school are: C. H. Pearson, President, H. K. Becht, Vice President, W. Whitehead, Secre- tary, W. S. Palmer, Treasurer, H. Filer, and Miss Marian Love. Mr. Gamble has been the superintendent of the Sharon schools ever since the high school was built as well as sewing several years before that time also. Mr. Iones has served as the principal of our high school since the school was inaugurated in 1924. The school Solicitor was Mr. P. Whitla. There have been few changes in the teaching staff except a few additions. Mr. Raney and Miss Boyce both retired last year after many years of very fine service to the school and the community. When our high school was first opened, the seventh and eighth grades were included in the enrollment but the seventh and part of the eighth were removed before the end of the first year because of lack of room. ln the high school at that time, besides the classical, scientific and commercial courses, there was a trades department including manual training and drafting for boys and home economics department for girls, including sewing and cooking. However, when the new lunior High was built in 1930, manual training, sewing, and cooking were moved into it. Our high school has developed rapidly. until today we have first rate classical, scientific .ind commercial departments. ln line with this rapid development, we see in the years to come a larger and finer Sharon High School. We see manual training and domestic science, once more in our high school and extended into genuine technical and home economics departments. We see fine machine shops and room after room as samples of interior decorating done by our own students. We see physiology once more taught in our high school and an extended physical culture course where physical faults are corrected, so that our students might go into the world erect and physically correct. Perhaps we can have advanced classes for delving into the study of the problems of family life. The Senior class of today becomes the Sharon High School faculty of tomorrow, striving to bring these things to pass, and to make our high school a place for a broader and a better education. .1-' - 1' ' , if - .t1j.- 55+ ' -Wig. . QS-'H PP? 'H F ' 'vt 'La 7 'QiE212i2'iti, 23557 ' Q 1. nf , 1 ,+ eglf? A ML,-9 bv. K Twenty-one YS? 'SSS' C10 w w X f-me , A4,, . 11 ., ff' 11 -' , , I .,,,.,.., mf- U.-9,-. , . 4,1 t ' 1 -H, - , - -,gsmwf 550219, gsm., I r 1: u if w :- , -yr, . .5,2k4lFi z1'v 4- JU' 4 . M- ,. ,val -f, -1 . OUR PRICELESS COLLECTION M.'XUDALlCE ROBERTS The deep sea diver emerged from the ocean and burst into words. l've just found a precious collection! ni ' H ' ' ' jewels, gold, treasures of a sunken ship? questioned his eager companions. No, he replied, a collection of people. Pt-oplc-P gasped his friends. Yes, people. But not ordinary people, he added, noting their expressions, these are students ol Sharon Higlfs Senior Class. The look of disappointment left his companions' faces. But, one of them ventured, you aren't the first to discover this class. Everyone has heard of Sharon I-Iigh's class , ,., of 35. I know. But I am the first to discover it as a whole. Other people have picked out certain parts, the basketball and football teams or the Senior play. Selecting single pieces ruins a collection so I have discovered the entire collection of the class of '35 and I tell you it's priceless, absolutely priceless. I TREASURE AHEAD Doizornm BURNSIDE The diver walked with night-mare niotionq QVainly sped The silver Hshj He searched for treasure in the ocean: CFeet of lead, His heart one wishj He paused a-top a coral knoll f'Neath his feet What wonders wroughtlj And looked before him to his goal. C Life was sweet And dearly boughtj. 'I' Twenty-three TOP ROW Dorothea Aaron Sum Alcaro Bcttv Alderman Peggy Allen MIDDLE ROW Willizini Altlizun George Amon IXIzu'ie Amon Dorothy Anclerson LOWER ROW Elizabeth Buclimun Robert Baker Leona Baker Caroline Barrettn SENIORS DOROTHEA AARON-General Course Dot T. M. T. M. 4Q Latin Club 3-4g Biology Club 42 Chorus 3-4. SAM ALCAROf-Classical Course usaml' French Club 3-4g Senior Boy's Club 4Q Glce Club 3-45 Orchestra x-2. BETTY ALDFRMAN?Claissicul Course A'Bmy Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3-4g Frenrb Club 3442 Lutin Club 1-2-3-45 Biology Club 3Q T. M. T. M, 42 Inturschol- .istics i-2-3-4, State istg Orchestra I-1-3-4, Seen-- l.u'y, Vice President. PEGGY ALLEN-General Course ..l,Kg., Sports Club 3Q Latin Club I'2-3'4Q T. IW, T. M. 4g Biology Club 31 Chorus I-2-3-4. WILLIAM ALTHAM-Classical Course Bill Spanish Club 3-42 Senior Boy's Club 4, GEORGE AMON-Classical Course utlmvnn Hi-Y Club 2-3-43 Spe-Re-Ri 4g Senior Boy's Club 4Q Latin Club I-2Q Spanish Club 3-4g Interscholastics ig Monitor 1-2-3-4, Captain 3-43 Glee Club 1-2-33 Frcshrnan Play I. MARIE AMOMN---Clussieail Course Muri4 Sports Club 31 French Club 3-4g Latin Club I-2-3-4 T. M. T. M. 4. DOROTHY ANDERSON-Scientific Course Dorothy Latin Club 1-2-33 Biology Club 2Q T. M. T. M. 4 Glee Club 1-3. ELIZABETH BACHMAN- Classical Course ulilfnnyu Sports Club 3-4g Class Btlsketbsill 21 Senior Tri-Ili-Y 3-4, Treasurer 41 Spe-Re-Wri 3-4, Vice President 4 Latin Club 4Q Biology clllllljl T. M. T, M. 4 French Club 3-49 Vice Ilrcsirlent 41 Monitor 3 Glee Club 2-3. ROBERT BAKER--Srientilic Course Ulfolf' Senior Buy's Club 4Q Monitor 4. L FONA BAKER---C fomniercizil Course I.efvna T, M. T. IMI, 41 Iuiuor Chzuuber of Conunercc 3 Glee Club 2-3. CAROLINE BARRFTTAfCo1nmcrciul Course Caroline T. M. T. M. 4Q lunior Chamber of Commtree A Glre Club I-2-3-4. Twenty-four 5 'I'Ul' ROW Iirauk Barrctta Arthur Bartliolonu-w hlary Bartlco lxlary Nancy Bastrcss lVIlllDl.li IIOYV Allwrm liayvi' l'aul lit-arcl cIl'l'ICllL'I1 lm-k Virginia lit-ck IUVVIER ROW Milclrt-il Beckwith lwartlia Bt-ll lack lit-llas Williziiii Bill-s SENIORS I-RANK l5ARRli'li'I'A Scivntilic Coursv Is'i1rrw1 .St-iiior llofx Club 42 Monitor -5. ARTI ll IR ISARTI IOLOMISW- --Ct-iicral Course Harlow Si-uior Iioyk Club 45 Biology Club 21 Spanish Club 5 Monitor i-25 Baiul i. MARY ISARTKO- Gum-ial Course i'llilry .l.iss llaxlu-tball IQ Sluuiisli Club 5-41 I. M. 'I'. M 4, Cluirux A 545 luliior Clizuubcr lol' Couuiu'i'ci' g. MARY NANCY l5A5'l'Rl5SS- Classical Colliwi' 1Ilnrrn ' l5.iskctliall 21 Claw Haskt-tball i-25 Sports Club 3-4, Sm-Irotary-ilirmsiircr 41 l5rm-itch Club 3-45 Iunior Tri- lli Y 22 Sc-uior 'I'ri-Ili-Y 45 Biology Club 32 T. M. 'lf M. 45 County RUIIIHIIIIY I1 Monitor z-55 Chorux i 2. g-4. Al.lllfR'l' ICAYIER Smit-iitiliv Courv. Al Sm-iuor l5oy'x Club 45 Biology Club z. l'AIil. BEARD Sriulitilic' Coiirw ll'f1i.vf'l'7'.v Si-iuor llofs Club g5 Latin Club 41 Clcc Club 1 V4 5' CDRIZTCIIIEN BIQCK--Scivlitilic Courwc- Curvy Sporta Club 5-45 T, M. T. M. 45 Biology Club 21 junior Tri-Ili-Y 2Q Si-nior Tri-Ili-Y 3-45 Spanish Club 3-4. VIRGINIA BECK--General Course If1'c'k Sports Club 5-45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 T. M. T. M. 41 Chorus 2-3-4. IVllI.I7RI3lJ I'rliCKNVI'I'll- Classical Courxt' IM ky Sports Club bg-45 I.atiu Club I-2-5-45 Spanish Club 45-45 Biology Club 35 SCIIIUI' lri-lrli-I' 45-45 I. M. I. M. 41 lvloiiitor 2-45 Clans Ilaisltctlmiill 2. MARTHA I5l:I.I.-- Classical Coursc 1Ilurl-y Sports Club 5-45 lfrcuch Club .5-45 Latin Club 15 'I'. M. 'l'. M. 41 Chorus 5-4. IACK BIELLAS- Classical Coursc Du4 ' Ifrcurli Club 3-45 Laiiu Club 31 Scuior Boy's Club 42 liitcrscliolaxtic 3-45 Chorus 5-41 Malt- Quartet 3-45 Orrliustra 4. WILLIAM I3lLIfS--- Cciicral Course Riley St-iiior Ilofs Club 4, -3'-- -1 ,rv . . , 5 - ., 4 1,9-5 I . , . yoj' V 5 5 :V 'Q ,V t!Q,.,,3,E- 4 .5m5.,5?7,f , W E-59. I , . ,X ,. gi Q .5555 Fhki-55563 . mf-1-'aff--:.5',fr ulww- i ? ?Ti1i7f-.+2w5?ai'T9-5'?m'-.1f..wf Twenty-live TOP ROW Steve Billen Edward Black Iolm Blair Helen Bohanes MIDDLE ROW Nathan Bolotin Eclnnuul Bosloiigli luck Bowie lVlary Brake LOWER ROW I-lowarcl Brooks Virginia Brooks Willis Brooks Gerald Brown SENIORS STEVE BILLEN-General Course Steve Senior Boy's Club 4. EDWARD BLACK-Classical Course .1Ed,, Latin Club I-2-3-4Q Senior Boy's Club 4. IOHN BLAIR-General Course Hooey Football 35 Track 3g French Club I-25 Biology Club 22 Senior Boy's Club 41 Glce Club I-2-3. HIELEN BOHANFS-Gclicrul Course 'cHc'len Latin Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 45 Chorus 3. NATHAN BOLOTIN-Scientific Course Nettie H1-Y 45 Spe-Re-Wri 1-2-3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Bio- ogy Club 2Q Senior Boy's Club 45 Mo11itor 3-45 Baud 2. EIDMUND BOSLOUGH-Academic Course ..Ed,. Hi-Y 2-3-4, President 45 French Club 3-45 Cheer- leader 4g Interscholastics I-2-3-45 Intramural Con- tests 1-25 Mirror 2-3-4, Editor 45 Moiiitor 45 Glee Club 1-2-3, Vice President 35 Double Quartet ISE State ZQ Mixed Quarter 1-25 Male Quartet 1-2-3-41 Minstrel 3, Interlocutor5 Freshman Play I. IACK BOWIE-Scientific Course Burnie Track 2-3-4, Letter 2-3-45 Football 2-3-4, Letter 45 Basketball 2-35 I-Ii-Y 3-45 Latin Club 1-25 Biology Club 2Q Senior Boy's Club 4. MARY BRAKE-Commercial Course Mary T. M. T. M. 45 Spanish Club 45 Glee Club 2. HOWARD BROOKS-General Course Hub Biology Club 2Q Senior Boy's Club 4. VIRGINIA BROOKS-General Course Virginia Sports Club 3Q Spanish Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 4. VVILLIS BROOKS-Scientific Course Willie Biology Club 21 Spanish Club 3-45 Senior Boy's Club 45 Latin Club 1-25 Interscholastics 3-4, 1st in County 35 Band x-2-3-4, Property Manager 4. GERALD BROWN-General Course uludn Senior Boy's Club 41 Monitor 32 Band I-2-3-4, Vice President 45 Orchestra 45 Chorus 1-2-3-4. Twenty-six 'IDI' ROW Dorothy Burger Railpb Burger Dale Burns Virginia Burke MIDIDLIE RONV liorotby llurnsiile Urvilli- llusli Ili-ilrick lluxga lNlary Casey LUNVIQR ROXV I-larry Cbapnian Nlarie Chit-Ilo Mary Ann Cbotlos Robert Clark SENIORS DORQ YIIIY Ill IRCIER --Classical Course Dui I. M. I. M. 43 Latin Club 2-3-43 Clue Club I-2. RALIIII BURCIERN Classical Course lim'ger Class Basketball I-ZQ Varsity Basketball 3-4, Cap- tain 4Q I.atin Club I-Z1 Spanish Club 3-43 SPC-RCP Wri 41 Hi-Y 41 Senior Boy's Club 4, Secretary Monitor 3-4, Captain 4. IlALli Ill.lRNS--General Course Ulillllllllgu Senior lloyk Club 4. VIRGINIA lllllllili- Classifal fllllII'Sl' Ufflllu Class Ilznkctball i, Captaing T. M. T. M. 41 Iircncb Club 3-43 Spe-Re-Wri 1-2-3-4, Secretary 33 lunior Cbainber ol' Commerce 31 lnterscholastics i-2-3-43 Monitor 2-3-4, Captain 3-4. DOROTHY BURNSIDIE-Classical Course Stub Tri-Ili-Y 43 T. M. T. M. 43 Latin Club 1-23 Iireneb Club 3-43 Intersebolastics 33 Chorus t. ORVILLIQ BUSH- -General Course llml1y Ili-Y 1-3-43 Chorus. I-2-3-4, Vice President 2 Presi- IIIQIJRICK IIIIZCA- Cieueral Courst Baa Si-nior lioy's Club 4. MARY CASEY-General Course Hillary Sports Club 41 T M. T. M. 41 Frcncb Club 3-43 Biology Club ZQ Chorus I-2-3-4. HARRY CHAPMAN-Scientilic Courae Hurry lfootball 33 lfrenfli Club 2-33 Biology Club 22 Senior l'mo3 w Club 4. lVlARIll Cllllil'l5O- -cit'Ill'I'llI CIOIIFSC A'1lfrH'ic ' Sportx Club 43 liiencli Club I-2-3-43 Spanish Club 3-42 T. M. T. M, 43 lntcrscliolaxtics I-2-43 Cilee Club ll One-Act Play 2. MARY ANN CHOTLOS-Classical Course hillary Latin Club 3Q T. M. T. M. 42 French Club 3-43 Monitor 3-4. ROBERT CLARKfSciv:ntiIic Course Bob Track I-2-31 Hi-Y 3-43 Latin Club I-Z1 Spanish :lent 33 Double Quartet ist in State Z2 Mixed Quar- Club 3-43 Spe-Re-Wri 41 Senior Boy's Club 41 Inter- lvl i-1.3 Male Quartet I-J.-3. xcbolastics 3-43 Monitor 3-4. 1 1-I 4. 1 , . , ,, ,, - V , 3 ' , , -' .3 ' fi.. ,Qlfifgg 5 -naw ..s34J 'li-.1 . f ',1i.'i2 I -TL-, ', - 1 t. 32--rv. 3: .. ' gg 3,1 3 . 1,..t-.fi-.'-t,.:: , -W. IF Q-zfww-if V . r 1 -- I '-V vw-.4 -'-Q -. IJ - t- h---5.1, H M '93 i-' 3 We f. P. i.- . si -S lu' 2: 1 A ' 'A 4- if -E,-P --a- .MF . - 'JYII' - ' -: .- - '75, -- .wi ' mliieiifl.M5lQil.... will-. ...iiawlst-a..., iawai :am-1 Twenty- seven TOP ROW Paul E. Collins lamcs Connlcy Miriam Crouch Bruce Currie MIDDLE ROW Ellen Rose Daniels George Danielson Iolm Daverio Betty Davis LOWER ROW Iohn C. Davis Lconarml Davis Mary Katherine Davis Helen DcArment SENIORS PAUL COLLINS-Scientific Course 'lPu.v5yf1mt Hi-Y 3-4, Secretary 45 Senior Boy's Club 45 Biology Club 25 French Club 3-45 Mirrorette Staff 3-45 Mon- itor 3-4. Captain 45 Trarfic Squad 4. IAMES CONNLEY-General Course Preacher Senior Boys Club 45 Latin Club 35 Biology Club 25 Nlonitor 2. MIRIAM CROUCllflflaissicall Course fWirmm Tri-Hi-Y 42 T. M. T. M. 45 Spc-Rc-Wri 2-544, llrvnch Club 3-4. BRUCE CURRIE--General Coursr Rabbit Senior Boy's Club 45 Biology 2. ELLEN ROSE DANIELS-General Course Ellen Basketball I-25 Class Basketball i5 Spanish Club 2-3-45 French Club 45 T. M. T. M. 41 Chorus 2-3. CEORCE DANIELSON-Scicntihc Courst' George Monitor 3. IOHN DAVERIO-Classical Course upovtxu Latin Club 1-25 French Club 3-45 Senior Boy's Club 4. BETTY DAVIS-Classical Course Bets T. M. T. M. 45 Latin Club I-2-3-45 Spanish Club I-25 Biology Club 22 Monitor 45 Glee Club 2-3-4, Reporter 4. IOHN C. DAVIS-General Course lark Senior Boy's Club 45 Iunior Chamber of Commerce' 32 Interscholastics 2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 Mixcrl Chorus 2-3-4. LEONARD DAVIS-Scientilic Course i'1.anky Class Basketball 25 Latin Club I-25 Spanish Club 3-45 Biology Club 2Q Senior Boy's Club 45 Monitor i-4. MARY KATHERINE DAVIS-Classical Course: Mary Kay Sports Club 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 French Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 45 Chorus 3-4. HELEN DeARMENTfCcneral Course Helen T. M. T. M. 45 French Club i5 Latin Club 22 Mon- itor i5 Chorus 2. Twenty eight 5.4. 'T J' -54.111 ,- TOP ROW George Dclgrm llnul Dclvlaio Hcnry D1-Nlaria Paul Dm-Vorc lVlllJl3l.li RUW Sara Dim-lil Cllarlcs Uivcn loscpb Dixon Gran' Drvsclcn Lowlik ROW Mary Dumitru Cliarlottc Dunlu-rly William Uursclilag lou-pli Dym- SENIORS x CISURGE DELGROS-Gcncral Courm: IUSlil'll DIXON- Ccnv:ral Coursc li':'rrr.qr lam lfuolball 3: 'l'r:1vk 3-4: Svuiur Buy's Club 4: Biology 'I'i-ark 3441 lin-mlm Club 34 Senior Buy-3 ciloh 42 Club J.. lvlirror Stall 3-43 Gln' Club 4. PAUL l3vMAlO- Classical Coursf: A .. , .. CRACL I7RliSl7liN--Clasxiuil Coursu lnul H V H lruck i-3-4g Latin Club 2-3-43 Biologv Club 21 Q lnmili 4 5 H H Scnior Buy, Club 4. ' llrunrb Club 3-43 Latin Club 3 l. M. l, M. 41 ' blonitor 4. HIQNRY DCNTARIA-Gcnural Courxn , , H'f 'f Q A N MARY DLlMl'l'RLl--Clamical cial..-N. 51-iuor Bov 5 Club 4Q Spanish Club 4. 4, ' flflnry PAUL DCVORE-5Cll'llIlllC COHFSC Basketball 2: Spa--Rc-W'ri i-2-35 Latin Club 2132 1',,,,l llrcncb Club 3-4g T. M. 'If M. 4. Clan Baskctball ig Senior Boy's Club 41 Latin Club I-1: Spnuifh Club 3-4: Frvufh Club 4: Biology Cl-lARI.OT'I'IE DLINKERLY-Gvm-ml Coura- Club Z' uffbflfllllflsi SARA DIFHL-Classical Course T. M. T. M, 42 Spanixb Club ig lunior Chamber ol Hsamu Conuncrcc 32 Clu' Clu l5rc-ucb Club 3-45 Latin Club 31 Biologv Club 21 'lj M. 'lj M. 43 l,m.,,Ch,,1i,,tiC, 2-3.43 Ml,,,il,,r 31 WILLIAM DIIRSCHLAG- Gem-ral Coom- Clcc Club I-2-3-4, Sccrctary 4Q Orchestra i-4, Hill CHARLES DIVENF-Classical Count Spanish Club 3-41 Svnioi' Bufs Club 4. Cl1m'k ' : 1 ' 5 - - . . Haskulmll 13334, Lvncr 4: HLY 334: spcnkcguwi IUSI l H Dalll- Classual Couisa. 1.-3-41 Attorney 3. llrcsimlcnr 41 Senior Boyk Club 4. Mlm' Vice l'rcximlciug Latin Club I-2-35 Biology Club 22 lrarli Q-41 Latin Club 1-3-43 Biology Club 3: bcuiol Monitor 3-4. Boy'x Club 4. Twenty-ninc TOP ROW lohn Evans Wanda Evans Danno Faustinoni Della Ferrario MIDDLE ROW lane Fitzgeralcl Thomas Flaherty Milclred Fleischer William Fleming LOVVER ROW Anrlrew Forro Iames Fragle Sara Louise Carl Henry Carrick SENIORS IOHN EVANS-General Course fade Football 21 Latin Club 3Q I-Ii-Y 3-45 Spc-Re-VVri 41 Senior Boy's Club 42 Intcrscholastics 45 Mirror Staff 3-45 Monitor 3. WANDA EVANS-Classical Course II anda Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 T. M. T, M. 45 French Club 3-4. Secretary 45 Latin Club 35 Interscholastics 1-2- 3-45 Iunior Tri-I-Ii-Y 25 Chorus I-25 Orchestra I-2-3-4, Reporter 2, President 4. DANNO FAUSTINONI-General Course Danna Senior Boys Club 45 Iunior Chamber of'Commerce 3 DELLA FERRARIO-Classical Course Della - Sports Club 3g French Club 2-35 Spanish Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 45 Monitor 2-3. IANE FITZGERALD-General Course ulanien T. M. T. M. 45 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 52 Nlonitor 41 Chorus 4. THOMAS FLAHERTY-General Course Tum ' Spanish Club 45 Senior Boy's Club 4. MILDRED FLEISCHFRYGeneral Course Mil1l7'cd'J French Club 1 T. M. T. M. 41 Glee Club 1. WILLIAM FLEMING-General Course Bill Spanish Club 3-45 Senior Boy's Club 45 iVIonitor 2 Band 1-2-3-4. ANDREW FORRO-Gene ral Course A ndyu Senior Boy's Club 45 Chorus 3. IAMES FRAGLE--General Course Fragle Biology Club ZQ Senior Boy's Club 4. SARA LOUISE GARLfClassical Course Sam Lvuixeu Class Basketball x-25 Sports Club 3-4. Leaderg T. M T. M. 45 Latin Club 2Q Biology Club 2Q Spzmirh Club 3-45 Monitor 3-4, Capatin 45 Orchestra I-2 Cleo Club I-2-3-4. HENRY GARRICK-Scientific Course Hank French Club 3-41 Senior Boy's Club 4. Thirty 'IDI' ROV' Hllgll Gnrvcy Olga: Uazrlal lem-plx Ulgliu Rrmlwrl ll. Glllllillltl lVlllJlJl.lf llOW lln-ntl'lL'c L. Gllsuu Doris Glam-r loscplm Glalvcy lm:-Plmilu' Glover l.CJW'lfli ROW llclcu Virginia Grzlllauu lnvlc Gruclllu-1'g Suplmin Gu-c11lx'rgcr Sun- Grrxu SENIORS lll liill CiAllVlfY- Cl.lssirnl Cuurv. l.rui l..1uu Club 3-43 Nluuuur 1-3, OLGA clAZl,A-A--AL'SlilL'llllC Courac wlgff' l..uuu Club I-2-33 llrcucb Club 3-43 T. M. 'If M. 4, l'rwialn-lu 42 Iuuiur 'l'ri-Hi-Y 22 S4.-uiur 'l'ri-Hi-Y 3-4, Sl'll'L'lill'y .53 llllcrsclmluxlicx 23 lVllrrur Stull 3-4, Art lullror 43 Nlouimr 5-43 Cburus I-Z-3. l0Slfl'll CilCI.IO-Clam-ical Course Gi.q1lln l..uiu Club .5-43 Spanish Club 3-43 Biolugy Club 1 lOSlil'll Gl.AVliY-Classical Course Lr'fIy llnskctlmll 2-j'4, Lctlcr 41 Clans Buxl-Lclballl 1-z lfuutbnll l-2-33 Biology Club 21 Laltiu Club 2-3-4 Slmuislm Club 42 Scuior Buy'a Club 42 Nlouitor 2.-3 lOSlilllllNlf GLOVliR+flUllllllL'!'ClIIl Course Ulu.. 'lf M. T. M. 41 Iuuinr Cbauubvr nl CZUIIIIIILTCC 3-4 lwluuilur 31 Mirror Stull, lypisl 43 Cilcc Club I-2-3-4 Hlil.liN VIRGINIA GRAHAM--Classical Course Dolly Sports Club 5-41 Tri-Hi-Y 4Q Latin Club 3-4' n w v lfrcucb Club 3:41 T. M. T. M. 4. Secretary 42 Mon: 8 iwr 43 Chorus 1-3-4. Rillilillll' lf. Ull.l.ll.ANl7--Clalwslcall ci0llI'SC livin IACK CiRl5liNBl?RG----Classical Course l..uiu Club .1--3-43 Scuiur Hufs Club 41 Monitor 2-5. HI l'n 'llruck 43 Clu'crln-mlcr 1-L3 Lntiu Club lil-ji Span- lil4A'l'RlCli I.. c:u.soN-- sfiumm- czmm 'Xl' UH 5341 5 ' BUF' N Gul' 45 M 't ' 2'5' lim Clgm l'mslu-tlmll 1-13 Spurts Club 5-43 Spauixlm Club 5Ol'lllA GRliliNl'3liliGl5R cll7llIlIlCfClLll Course .5141 'l'ri-lliLY 41 Lamu Club IQC Bolugy Club 2 S f'l'l U l. M. 'lf M. 4: lk-bquc ZQ Moutur 35 Glu. Club Sports Club 32 'lf M. 'lf M. 42 Iuuior Cluuubcr of 1 hi-4, f:0ll1llll'fCL' 43 Glcc Club I'2-3. l3Ulll.S tll,IxsllR--KlIllllllll'l'Cill Cmuwc Slllf GIQIEXA---Gcllcml Cuurac 1Jnr'l.l S,,, ' Alf M. 'l'. M. 4. lfrcuch Club 3-43 'lf M. 'l'. M. 41 Glue Club 2-3-4, 41:11 3 I 3.,r ighyiyligguy-F I -. :fa 131' 3 N' .- HA 'M' l . m ,...x.1 . J.. ,I ,,A,:..v:M3 Tb i rty-one TOP ROW Eclith Gruitza Virginia Hansen Dorothyrosc Hazlctt Helen Rizlcg MIDDLE ROW lane Hopkins Dan Horan Thomas Ivor Ho1'scn1a11 Emery Horvath LOWER ROW Iohn Eclwarcl Horvath Willizlni Howell F. Tcclforcl Huck Bob Hucthcr SENIORS EDITH GRIIlTZAfScientil'ic Course Edith T, M. T. M. 42 Iunior Tri-Hi-Y 22 Sc-nior Tii--Hi-Y 3-45 French Club 3-45 Interscholastics 1-3-4: Mon- itor 45 Glcc Club 1-2-3-45 l:l'CSl'lIl1Llll Play 1. VIRGINIA HANSEN4Classical Course Ginny Iuuior Tri-Hi-Y 25 Senior Tri-Hi-'Y 3-45 French Cl11b 3-45 Spa-Re-Wri 45 T. M. T. M. 45 Latin Club 1-25 Monitor 35 Biology Club 2Q Mirror Starl 45 Chorus l-2-3. DOROTHYROSE HAZLETT-General Course Dot Latin Club 1-2-35 Spanish Club 3-45 T. lvl. Ii. lvl. 45 Biology Club ZQ Monitor 1-2-35 Glee Club 1-2-3-4. HELEN HIDEG-General Course iiHL'lt'H,l Sports Club 45 T. M. T. M. 45 Spanish Club 42 Monitor 25 lunior Chamber of COIHIIIEFCC 35 Cvlec Club 1-2-3-4. IANE HOPKINSfCol11111e1'cial Course. farm Sports Club 32 T. M. T. M. 41 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 32 Monitor 3g Chorus 3. DAN HORAN-Scientific Course 'iBul1e Football 3-45 Track 3-45 Hi-Y 42 Senior Boy's Club 4, Treasurer 41 Latin Club 3-45 Biology Club 2. THOMAS IVOR HORSEMANfScic'11tiIic Coursu Tom Spanish Club 3-45 Lati11 Club 25 Senior Boy's Club 45 Monitor 31 Traffic Squad 4. EMERY HORVATH7Generz1l Course Emery Senior Boy's Cl11b 45 Spanish Club 25 Biology Club 3. IOI-IN EDWARD HORVATH-Scientific Course Iobn Senior Boy's Club 42 French Club 3-4. WILLIAM HOWELL-Scieiltihc Course Bill French Club 1-2-3-45 Glee Club IQ Freshman Play 1. F. TEDFORD HUCKfClassical Course Ted Latin Cl11b 2-35 French Club 3-4: Monitmr 35 Orchestra I-2-3-4. Librarian 42 Freshnian Play 1. BOB I-IUETHIiRfScic11tilic Course HctfJL'r Track 3-45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Spe-Rc-Wri 45 Monitor 45 Se111or Boy's Cl11b 4. Thirty two TOP RONV Milclrccl Humcs lxflllflilll Husbaiucl Robert Hutton lvlzirgarct Izuucs MlIJlJLli RCJW H4-lcu lzirwiu lolm lmwiu litbcl lzixtlicimcr Iobu Iaxrlwiuicr LOWIER ROW Grace Olive Ioliusou Robiuai Iobusou llll'.llll7lA F. Ioucs lfiilogi-iw loucs 4 SENIORS lvlll.DRlfl7 TIUMIQS-Clnxsicail Courv. KWH l.i1riu Club I-2Q lrcucb Club 3-43 T. M, T. M. 4 Mouiror 2-4-4, Captain 3-43 Mirror Staff 4 Chorus 1-2. MARIAN Hl ISBAND- -C lUlIlIllCI'Cllll Course 1'Wuriun Monitor gg Clvc Club 3. ROBIERT HTTTTON-Scicutilic Coursc' livin l-'rm-11rl1 Club I-21 Spzu1isl1 Club 3-43 Biology Club 2 MARCARIQT IAMIES- -Classical Course: ..l,l,.u.. l.iuiu Club 1-2-,gg lfrcucli Club Vg-43 T. M. T. M. 4: lm:-rwlioldsiirs 22 Monitor 1-2-bg-4. Captain 2Q Clcc Club I-z-bg. III5I.lfN IARXVIN Coiiiiiicrrizil Courc ll1'lrr1 Sports Club 42 T. M. T. M. 4. IUHN IAlQm'llN- c2L'llL'I'lll Courw fnlH7 Biology Club 21 Latiu Club 23 Scuior Boy'x Club 4. T. M, T. M. 41 Iuuior Chamber of Commerce 5-43 liTI llfl, IAXTHTQITVI lfll--C :UlIlIllL'l'ClQll Course Bunny Spc-Re-Wri 3-4: T. M. T. M. 4g Mirror Stall' 41 Tvfouitur gg Chorus I-2-3. IOHN IAXTHEINIER-Scicutilic Course lake Spa-Rc-Wri 4Q Hi-Y 4: Scuior Boy's Club 4: Clem Club 2. CRACIQ OLIVE IOHNSON-Cla-ssical Course ufi7 lIKk!.'ll liI CllCl'I Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 4. RUBINA IOHNSON+Cl:1xsici1l C011 rsc Rob liaxlcctbzill ll l.ilflIl Club 45-41 T. M. 'l', M. 4' Chorus i-1.-tg-4. ITFANOR li. ILHXJES---ciCIl1'I'-ll Coiirw l:'lr'r1nor Spauiisli Club 4: T, M, T. M. 4: l..uiu Club 4' Biology Club ZQ Clcc Club 1-2-5-4. FMOCIQNI5 lONlfS-Colin-rail Courxc ull-I77llgI'l7l'll Sports Club 41 Spauiab Club 32 T. M. T. Nl. 42 Clcr Club 1-2. 24H2'3L1'f. 2 . . . .. . . .Q .mar ,,:9nv,5s2 1- l- -fp-. . 1 'uw P1-fr.-...' '..:fLC. Tlurn thru TOP ROW Grace Iones Ianet Iones Francis Howard Ioseph Anna Frances Kashner MIDDLE ROW Anna Marie Kazakatis George Kebaugh Betty lane Kennedy Darrell Kepler LOWER ROW Mike Keryan George King William King Robert Klaser SENIORS GRACE IONES-Classical Course Shultz Basketball IQ T. M. T. M. 43 Biology Club 22 Chorus I: Latin Club 3. IANET IONES--General Course funn Latin Club I-2-3-43 T. M. T. M. 4Q Chorus I-2-3. FRANCIS HOWARD IOSEPI-I-General Course Friskie Glee Club I-2-3-4-53 Orchestra 1-2-3-4-53 Band 7-'3'4'5- ANNA FRANCES KASI-INER-General Course Anna Frances French Club 41 T. M. T. M. 4Q Iunior Chamber oi Commerce 32 Monitor 3. ANNA MARIE KAZAKATIS-Commercial Course Anne Murie Sports Club 41 T. M. T. M. 41 junior Chamber ol Commerce 3-43 Chorus I-2-3-4. GEORGE KEBAUGI-I-Commercial Course George junior Chamber of Commerce 3-43 Senior Boy's Club 4. BETTY IANE KENNEDY-General Course Betty lane Spanish Club 42 T. M. T. M. 4Q junior Chamber of Commerce 2-3. DARRELL KEPLER-Scientific Course .IKEPH French Club 33 Biology Club 2Q lnterscholastics 2-3-43 Band 43 Glee Club 3-43 Orchestra I-3. MIKE KERYAN-General Course Miles Football 3-4, Letter 41 Track 3-43 Biology Club 22 French Club 3-43 Senior Boy's Club 4. GEORGE KING-Classical Course 4lKing Hi-Y 3-43 French Club 3-43, Treasurer 43 Senior Boy's Club 43 Interscholastics 3Q Monitor 3-4. WILLIAM KING-Scientific Course Bill Latin Club 3-43 Senior Boy's Club 43 Interschol- astics 3-43 Hi-Y 4g Band 3-4. Mid-Western Band 42 Orchestra 42 Glee Club 3-4. ROBERT KLASER-Scientific Course Bob Senior Boys' Club 43 Orchestra 1-2-3-4. I lnrty four .1-1 'l'Ul7 ROV! Curl Klein Betty Klmx Sulnvy Km11gsl1c1'g Alba-rt K1'ocl1k11 lVlll5lTl.lf ROVV lN'llcl1au'l Kusbcv luck l.11v111 l fxllllil Mau- lu- lK'1lI1lll'I'U.' l.ClPlll'llllL'l' IUNVFR ROVV Molly A. l.c11a1rc1c ltllllll' l.oc111li:11' l'1111l l.c1111b31r1lo lllllil l.llCilS LARI. Kl lilN- cll'Ill'l'ill flUllI'Nl' Carl lllulugy Club 1.3 Scluur liuyk Club 4. lill'l l'Y KLO85 SL'lL'llIllIL' Cuurxn 'Allr'l!n1a Sports Club 3113 l.llIlIl Clllll 1-2-53 Biol '11 M. 'li M. 4. SENIORS ogy Club 23 Sll JNIEY KONlC2SBliRG-Cfo111111crci:1l C In11rs4 Sul Sc-ulor lluy'x Club. Al.lllfR'l4 KRUCllKA--Sciuutilic Cuursn flll11'r! l,1uu1 Club 2-53 S1-111111 Huyk clllllb 4. MlCllAl:l. KllSlllfY Q1K'llt'fAll clklllfbl' lll1l'c S,T.IlllSll Club 42 Sculur Buys Club 4, IACK l.AVlN--Sclclltilir Course Our,-- Illbtllllilll 43 'l'1'au'k 5-43 l.1u1u Club 2-.53 Club 41 Biology Club LQ Billlil 32 L film' Club 1. Svluor liufx D1-clmcsrrn 32 'XNNA MAP l.lil5- c:0lIllIlL'l'k'l.ll Cuurw ll'11ng l. M. I. M, 43 lllllllll' fllhlllllwl' ull cl'llllll1L'I'L'l' .5 Mlrrur Stull 41 f:l1Ol'llS L-bg. lliANNlf'l l'li LEll'HElMliR-Classical Ctlllfbt' fr'1lnm'tt1 ' Cl'1fu'us I -2-3-4. MOLLY A. l.liNARcllc:-CCll1llllCFClill Courac ,'lIr1fly 511111-rx Club 43 Illllllll' cil'l2lllllJCl of fl0llll'llCl'CL' ' 'If M. T. M. 4. llfNNll? LOCNIKAR-CImuurucrclzll Courxc HII'?1IIIl'., Spurrx Club 42 T, M, 'lf M. 42 Iunlur Cbauubcr ul ' 111 Muuirlu 1 Cburus 1 1. clblllllll - - 51 3 -53 I - -4. l'Alll. l.OMllARDO- clL'llClill clUlIl'Nl' f l.l.vl1 lfunrlmll 1-2-5-4, Letter -5-43 c:l.lMl Baukctlnxll 1-.1-3: SL'IllU!' Boyk Club 41 1.411111 Club 1-z3 Biology Club ll Mlllllflll' 1-2, Illl.lA LUCAS--5111111111-r1-1111 Cuursr nlllllxln 'lf M. T. M. 41 Dcbaum- J.: luuiur f:llAllllllCI' ol C0111- IllL'l'Cl' 33 Mirrur Stull 3Q clllllflli I-I.-3. Spguuslm Club 3-43 Lutiu Club I-ZQ T. M, T. M. 41 3- .IM 1 ,' 'ffl -' 'I Y. 1'11,1'l2l-FSF '.pffRl'iUsX1?Gb.-f.. L S111 ...L-L. .r fy., 4 . f 'f,'5f ,'--17.f'2R l 1 1 .f n f- f ,.n..1- i'-YL Q A I . 1151, . y A wi 12: , u,:'-:-.,- k' '41, '17: x32K- 'l'l1i1'lx'-live .4,, rs, .. .15 35 , 1- -,Q--3, q. q.'m'-V Egmmmmiamkawf TOP ROW Mike Lysohir Kathryn Anne Maher Robert Maher Dorothy Marclersteck MIDDLE ROW Leona Marek Regis Marso Sara Martin Andrew Matika LOWER ROW james Mendez Matthews William McCotter Kathryn McCullough Kathleen McKnight SENIORS MIKE LYSOHIR-Commercial Course .Mile e Football 1-2-3-4, Letter 3-4,, Co-Captain 45 Senior Boyls Club 45 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 4. KATHRYN ANNE MAHER-General Course Kate Sports Club 35 Basketball ZQ T. M. T. M. 4Q Glee Club I-2-3. ROBERT MAI-IER-Scientific Course Bob Biology Club 22 Spanish Club 3-45 Senior Boy's Club 4Q Monitor 2. DOROTHY MARDERSTECK-Commercial Course Dorothy T. M. T. M. 45 Spe-Re-Wri 2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2. LEONA MAREK-Commercial Course Leona Latin Club 25 Iunior Tri-Hi-Y 25 T. M. T. M. 45 Chorus 2-3-45 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 3. RECIS MARSO-Scientific Course Regie French Club I-ZZ Biology Club 2Q Senior Boy's Club 45 Interscholastics 1. SARA MARTIN-Classical Course Sally T. M. T. M. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 42 Spanish Club 3-45 Chorus 1-3. ANDREW MATIKA-General Course windy-' Football 1-2-3-4, Letter r-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-4, Letter 2-3-45 Spanish Club 3-45 Senior Boy's Club 4. IAMES MENDEZ MATTHEWS-Scientific Course Mendez French Club 3-4-55 Senior Boy's Club 65 Chorus 4-5-6- WILLIAM MCCOTTER-Classical Course Slug Latin Club 2-3-45 Spe-Re-Wri 2-3-4: Senior Boy's Club 41 Glee Club 4. KATHRYN McCULLOUGH-Ge neral Course Katie Sports Club 35 T. M. T. M. 4Q Chorus 1-z-3. KATHLEEN MCKNIGHT-Commercial Course Kathleen T. M. T. M. 42 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 3-45 Chorus 2-3. '- -- H: ,fa ' . l f::' ff . la'friM-'1':'.ff'.-.- ll .T - l ' ' - V 'Z 'Q ww. ' 2 1- '. 4 .-...ny-' .r-, ' 5.3! wjf,1'ffa, 5',f',:4.-f5',.' - -- -, 5 .' 5 ' L.. .,f-f'ff'31feq,'- 764. i. p . . V 5 - V , . ' - 1- C.--nd:-aH4.1?1' Thirty six 'l'Ol' ROW janet lVlcLauglilin Bliss Mciitzr-r Leo Mcrat Sam lNlermt-lstcin lVllDDLli ROW Clarence Miller Gcrtrutle Milla-i' Ioscpli Nlillcr Anna Louise Millikiii LC JWliR ROW Clmrlorrc Mills Norma Mills Mary Augusta lvlink Robert Mitcli SENIORS IANI: l' MrLAl ICI ll.lN-Classical Course land Sports Club 43 T. M. T. M. 41 lfrench Club 3-43 l.iuin Club 43 Chorus 2-3. lll.lSS MllNTZlfR- Classical Course ulflisteru lfrvnch Club 3-43 Biology Club 31 Senior Boy's Club 4. LEO Ml5RAT-Scientific Course Leo Latin Club -4-42 Biology Club 22 Senior Boy's Club 4, SAM Mlflilvll1l.S'l'l5lN- Classical Coiirae Sam Latin Club I-2Q Spauixli Club 3-43 Biology Club 23 Spe-Rc-Wri 2-33 Hi-Y i-2-33 Scnior Boy's Club 42 Clu-crlcaulcr I-2: Mirror Stall 2-3.3 Advertising Man- ager 32 Monitor 3. CLAIUENCE MILLER--Scicntilic Course Clarence Latin Club I-2-3-43 Biology Club 23 Senior Boy's Club 42 Monitor 3. CIERTRUDE MILLER-Classical Course Genie Sports Club 3-43 Latin Club 2-33 Spanish Club 3-41 T. M. T, M. 42 Chorus 2-3-4. IOSEPH MILLER-Scientific Course ..1oe,. Latin Club 23 Senior Boy's Club 41 Spanish Club 4. ANNA LOUISE MILLIKIN-Classical Course Millie Sports Club 3-4, Vice President 42 Latin Club I-21 French Club 3-43 Iunior Tri-Hi-Y 23 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 41 T. M. T. M. 43 Monitor 2-43 Glee Club I-2-3-4. CHARLOTTE MILLS-General Course Duchess Sports Club 3-43 Latin Club I-23 French Club 31 Monitor 42 T. M. T. M. 41 Chorus I-Z-3-4. NURMA MILLS --Sciviuilic Course Sugar Class Basketball 2.3 Iunior Tri-Hi-Y ZQ Biology Club 23 Chorus I-2-3. MARY AUGUSTA MINK-Cencial Course Mary Latin Club 1-23 French Club 3-43 T. M. T. M. 43 Biology Club ZQ Monitor 2-33 Glee Club 1-z-3-4. ROBIQRT Ml'l'Cl-l-Scientilic Course Bob lfoolball 2-3-4, Letter 3-4, Co-Captain 41 Track I-2-3-43 Hi-Y 3-4, Vice President 42 Senior Boy's Club 4, Presiilcnt 43 Monitor 31 Spc-Re-Wri 2-3-43 Latin Club 2. 3 , 3- vu-ri-'M' if .4 .- w t. K-'1 Lacing -I 'L 2-Wiz?-Q-f. 4'-wr --3-H W' 'w - Thirty seven TOP ROW' Eleanor Montgomery Mary Grace Morforcl Edward Muller Paul Mnnclorf MIDDLE ROW Gerald Murphy Alfred Myers Louise Myers Iohn Nribholtz LOWER ROW Alfred Nichols Elizabeth Nichols Iohn Niec Clifford Nolan SENIORS ELEANOR MONTCOMERY--Coininr-rciiil Cuurst lLleanur T. M, T. M. 41 lunior Chainbui' ol' Coiiiiiu-rue 3-45 Chorus I'2-3-4. MARY GRACE MORFORD-General Course Hjlldfyn T. M. T. M. 41 Chorus I-2-3-4. IEDWARD MULLER--General Course 'Al.'d lircncli Club 2-3-55 Spanish Club 41 Lzitin Clnb IQ St-rizir Buys Club 55 Clic-c'rlc'iiilt'r 4-3, Caiptaiin rg: Monitor 31 Chorus 5. PAUL MUNDORFWScientil-ic Course Mundy Senior Boy's Club 45 Monitor 4. GERALD MURPHY-Classical Course Murph Latin Club I-ZQ Spanish Club 3-45 Senior Boy's Club 55 Glee Club 2-3-4-5, Secretary 5. ALFRED MYERS-Scientific Course Curly Latin Club 1-25 Senior Boy's Club 41 Clee Club 4. LOUISE MYERS-Classical Course Louise Sports Club 3-45 Latin Club i-25 French Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 45 Spe-Re-Wri 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Inter- scholastics 3-45 Mirror StaE 2-3-45 Monitor 2-3-4, Captain 45 Chorus I-2-3. IOHN NABHOLTZ-Commercial Course Iobn Golf Champ 3g Senior Boy's Club 45 Latin Club IQ Interscholastics 25 Monitor 3. ALFRED NICHOLS-Cc-nerail Course 'lfllf' Ifootbull i-2-3-4, Letter 2-3-45 Truck i-2-35 Senior Bny's Club 45 Biology Club 2. EUZABETH NICHOLS-General Course uElizal2eth T, M. T. M. 45 Biology Club 25 Monitor 31 Chorus 3. IOHN NIEC-General Course Iobnny Football 2-3-4, Letter 3-45 Spanish Club 3-45 Senior Boy's Club 4. CLIFFORD NOLAN-Commercial Course Cliff Football Manager 3-45 Hi-Y 45 Senior Boy's Club 45 lnnior Chamber of Commerce 32 Glee Club I-2. Thirty eight '1 TOI' ROW lvlary Ianc Norton Anna Novoscl Willizliii Nyc Tbomas O'Bricn MIDDLE ROW Ioannc O'Korn IVlililrccl Olson Nlary Rita O'Ncill Mary Catlicrinc Ovcrliulrl LUWIER ROW Gt-orgc Pancy lfugcnc Patterson Iirctlu Pearlman Bc-rnicc Peters SENIORS MARY IANIE NORTON' -Classical Course .S'nor! Sports Club 3-45 Ifrcnch Club 3-4g Latin Club 35 M. 'If M. 41 Chorus 2-3. ANNA Nl,VOSI:I.fCiIbIllIIILTCIRII Cour-at T. M. 'If M. 41 Chorus 3, WILLIAM NYIE--Classical Course hS'l'll'P5'U l'rn'nc'li Club 3-4g Spc-RL'-XVri 41 Ivlirrorcttv: Stall Aswixialit Iiilitor. 'l'l IOMAS O'BRlliN- ,Ct-ncral Course Biology Club 31 Scnior Boy's Club 4. IOANNIE O'KORNgCounncrcial Course In11m'1r ' T. M. T. M. 41 Monitor 31 Chorus I-2-4. MILIJRLIJ OLSON--Clnsxical Course flf1lI1frr'zI Sports Club -31 T. M. 'If M. 41 Latin Club 1 Monitor 3-43 Spanixli Club 3-43 Glcc Club I-2-3-4 MAIIY RITA O'NliILL-General Course. Rita Sports Club 3-43 Latin Club ig T. M. T. M. 4. MARY CATHERINE OVERFIIELD-Central Courfc Ca.vI1 Sports Club 4. Captain: Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Spanish Club ,QQ Latin Club I-22 T. M, T. M. 41 Biology Club 2Q Minstrel i-2-3-43 Monitor 2-3-4. Captain 3-43 Glec Club I-2-3-4. GEORGE PANCYsScic-utific Course 1'rn1.iy lfix-iiuli Club 1-z-3-43 Biology Club 21 Orchestra IYZ 3-45 Intcrwliolastics x-2,3-4g Band 2-3-4, Micl- VVcwn-rn Iianrl, Stare Band, IEUCIENH PATTIQRSON-Scicntilic Course Pat Latin Club z-35 Biology Club zg Senior Boy's Club 41 Monitor 2. LRIEDA IIEARLMAN-General Course I rmlu T. M. T. M, 4Q Monitor 31 Glcc Club I-2-3-4. IIIZRNICE I'li'I'IfRSiGcncrul Course Iii-rmL'e Sports Club 3g T. M. T. M. 42 Monitor 'QQ Chorus 1-2-3-4. iffy X ,.z.' . . if-.. 1 f I.. ., T i .6.:'bQl?i' .' .. . 1 --. -.hv:QgL.e.i3f:'i-M.fEii.i':?f'.Ii..3u. -' ' ca Thirty-nine TOP ROW Marie Petro Teresa G. Phelan Daniel Purnell Philips Robert Philips MIDDLE ROW Ruth Elizabeth Philips Clara Pleban Leonard Poes Willizin1 Pollock LOWER ROW Charles Porter Rose Raleigh Eileen Ramsey Frederic Randolph SENIORS MARIE PETRO-Classical Course Petie Glee Club I-2-3-4Q Biology Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Latin Club 1-2-3-45 T. M. T. M. 45 Monitor 3. TERESA G. PI-IELAN-Classical Course Tusk Latin Club 1-2-3-45 Biology Club 25 T. M. T. M. 45 Monitor 2-35 Glee Club 3-4. DANIEL PHILIPS PURNELL-Classical Course Mspeedyu Football 2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Class Basketball IQ Senior Boy's Club 45 Latin Club I-21 lirench Club 3-45 Chorus 1-2-3-4. ROBERT PHILIPS-Con1n1crciqil C Inursc Bob Class Basketball IQ Senior Boy's Club 45 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 3. RUTH ELIZABETH PHILIPS-General Course Ruth Glee Club I-2-3-42 Spanish Club 3-45 Latin Club 1-2-35 T. M. T. M. 4. CLARA PLEBAN-Commercial Course ' ' C lam T. M. T. M. 42 Glee Club 2-3. LEONARD POES-Classical Course Pony Spanish Club 3-45 Latin Club 1-2-35 Senior Club 45 Band 1-2. WILLIAM POLLOCK-Scientific Course Stogie Spe-Re-Wri 3-45 Latin Club 35 French Club 4. CHARLES PORTER-General Course Tabby Spanish Club 35 Biology Club 35 Senior Boy's 45 Monitor 2-45 Chorus 22 Orchestra 2. ROSE RALEIGH-Classical Course Rosebud French Club 45 T. M. T. M. 4. EILEEN RAMSEY-General Course Eileen T. M. T. M. 42 Latin Club IQ Chorus 3-4. EREDERIC RANDOLPH-Scientilic Course ..Fred,. French Club 4-55 Biology Club 25 Senior Club 4, Boy's Clu b Boy's Forty l'Ol' ROW Raymond Renner Robert Renner Alice Grace Rice Dorothy Richards MllJIJl.l5 ROW Lee Rit'lmrtlS Nellie Richardson Helen Louise Rigby Nlauclalice Robertx !.OWliR ROW George Robertson lvlargaret Robinson lfarnest lfclwarcl Roth Gilbert Routinan SENIORS RAYMOND RENNER-General Course ..Ray., Football ZQ Biology Club 41 Senior Boy's Club 5 Glec Club 1-2-3-43 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 3 Monitor 2-3-4-5. ROBERT RENNIER-General Course Hob Track 2-43 Biology Club 21 Senior Boy's Club 51 Monitor 2-3, Captain 31 French Club 2. ALICE GRACE RICE-General Course HAI.. i. M. i.M.4. l7ORU'lAllY RKillARl3S--Classical Courxt Dot Sport-. Club 5-43 Latin Club 3-43 T. M. T. M. 41 Tri-lli-Y 43 Glec Club I-2-3-4. Reporter 4. l.lEl4 RICHARDS-General Course Lee Hi-Y 2-33 Biology Club 2-33 Latin Club 2-33 Mon- itor i-2 Clee Club i-2-3-4, President 4. NliLl.lli RICHARDSON--Classical Course Nellie Sports Club 3-43 T. M. T. M. 41 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3-41 Spanish Club 3-43 Spf:-Re-Wri 41 Biology Club 21 Mirrorette 33 Monitor 33 Mirror 4, Typist. i HIELIEN LOUISIQ RIGBY-Classical Course lAHL'16H,l Sports Club 3-4, President 42 Basketball l-LQ Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3-41 Spe-Rc-Wri 43 T. M. T. M. 43 Latin Club 2-33 lfrenrb Club 3-43 Glee Club I-2-3. MAUIJALICE ROBERTS-Classical Course lWox.vie Latin Club I-2.-33 French Club 3-43 Biology Club 23 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3-43 T. M. T. M. 42 Iutcrscholas- tics I-2-3-43 Intramural 21 Mirror Staff 3-43 M011- itor 41 Chorus 1-2-3-4. Cilifllliilf ROBFRTSKJN---Celu-ral Courxe Owl lrenrb Club IQ l.alin Club 2. lVlARliARli'l4 ROBINSCJN-Ct-iicnil Courmc ..l,rg., Latin Club 3-43 Spanixh Club 41 T. M. T. M. 42 Biology Club 1. IEARNISST EDWARD ROTH-Scientilic Course Ernie Spanixli Club I-25 Senior Boy's Club 4. CILBIERT ROUTMAN-Classical Course ucifllllifgi Spanish Club V5-43 Senior Boy's Club 41 Monitor 2-3-4. w. 1' K I 5. .. 3 ,V - .. - 4. .3 ., . 5, 1':..,.,,..1 ..,.. ......i..7,,.. , V .... . ., .3 n . -I ,..,.-I-,,.,,1, 3. K, A. y 197: ., 3 . M 7 lynx ,. .. ..., 'I ., ,l .- 'L . . Y .. . 1 ,N W A Z. , :-.4- I ., ,fl ,.,.:-,su 3 ,hm 1' , 3 1 . XM .. Q .2 P342 -I ig. nwxky --Q .3 P , - 1. ' ur. ,-- t, ' - I- ' ' '-A r'- 4' ' .-wg, ., .3 . ,- 1 ' -- v.-.1 , -. ' ' . . - fu.. ' . . - - - T- -. - . 1 ag.. .i a,.,fr,, i. . . .b-'.p.-ig. .. it . . -. - .- 3 Y 3 - . ,Q - --r-,lf-. 5 1,-31: V 551.355 --. if-.t--...V-,, ' - - gala Forty-one TOP ROW lNTarion Rushmore Cloud Rutter Marjorie Sainsbury Trevor Sainsbury I MIDDLE ROW I-Iorace Sallatle Ethel R. Schahtz Williani Schell, lr. Willwiii' Schneider LOWER ROW Ruth Schwartz Lena Scovera Anna Serban Ann Sereday SENIORS MARION RUSHMORE- Commercial Course .7lIarion T. M. T. M, 4. CLOUD RUTTER-Scientific Course Babe Spe-Re-Wri I-2-3-43 Latin Club I-2-33 Biology Club 23 Monitor 2-3-4. MARIORIE SAINSBURY-General Course nlllargeu French Club 53 Latin Club IQ T. M. T. M. 43 Monitor z. TRIQVOR SAINSBURY --Classical Course TWU Spe-Rc-Vl'ri 43 Latin Club 1-2-43 French Club 3-4, President 43 Interscholastics 2-43 Intramural 23 Cheerleader 1-23 Mirror Stall 2-3-4, Advertising Manager 3, Business Manager 4. HORACIZ SALLADE-General Course Hag Basketball 2-33 Track 1 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 33 Senior Boy's Club 5. IETHHL R. SCHAFITZ-Classical Course 1ftlJel Debate I-23 luterscholastics 3-43 Mirrorette Starf 3-4, Editor 43 Intramural IQ Tri-Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Latin Club 33 Chorus I-23 Spe-Re-Wri 2-3-43 T. M. T. M. 4Q Monitor 4. XVILLIAM SCHELL, IR.---Scientilie Course Curley Latin Club I-23 Spanish Club 3-43 Senior Boy's Club 53 Monitor 43 Traffic Squad 3-4-5. Captain 5. WILBUR SCHNEIDER-Scientific Course Prof, Latin Club 1-23 Biology Club 2-33 Senior Boy's Club 43 Monitor 4. RUTH SCI-IWARTZ--General Course Rally T. M. T. M. 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Monitor 41 Cilcu Club i-2-3-4-5. LIENA SCOVERA--Commercial Course Lee T. M. T. M. 43 Iuninr Chamber of Commerce 33 Chorus I-2-3-4. ANNA SERBAN-Classical Course Anna Sports Club 3-43 T. M. T. M. 43 Latin Club 2-33 Iftench Club 2-3-43 Tri-I-Ii-Y 43 Clee Club 2-3-4. ANN SEREDAYfConimercial Course ':Ann T. M. T. M. 41 Iuniot Chamber of Commerce 32 Chorus r-2-3-4. Forty-two V j I I - - . V . 4, -5: -k,3,',.,j4q:-.Q -I . I r V 3 . : -- 1.- .fr ,-g.g1 - i r ' ' j 3,191 -'-ff-111 . 7 3: . - . Q TOI' ROW ' ' Maltilcla Shaniomluslcv Philip Shank i William Shccltlcn Hclcn Viola She-rwootl MIDDLIE ROW Dnllax Shit-ltls Stcwart Shilling Ula-nn Shorts Bt-n Sliwartz l.OWlfll ROW' lftlwartl Siglcr liva Siminick Alice Smith lilanor Ann Stanton SENIORS MA'l'll.l5A SllAMfJl7llSKY- Classifal ciilllfbl' Mmm Sports Club -5-43 liaxkctliall 1-L3 Latin Club g3 .I. , . M. T. M. 41 filet' Club 2-4. C l'lllI.ll' YHANK--Sci:-ntilic Courst Phil VVll.I.lAM SHEDIJIEN-Gcticrzil Course Bill Biology Club 2-33 Spanish Club -5-41 Senior Boyk Club 43 Monitor i-2-5-4. lll:l.l5N VlOl.A Slllilfwilflll Claxsifal fiHIIl'N1' lIrli-n Latin Club x 1.-343 'lf M. T. M. 41 Monitor 41 Glu- Club I-2-Q. DALLAS Sl'lllfLDS--Scicutilic Course limi Laun Club I-22 Spanixh Club 3-43 Spc-Rc-Wri I-Z-3-43 Biology Club 22 Senior Boy's Club 41 Monitor i-2-3-43 Clcc Club I-2-3. S'l'lfWAR'l SHILLINC -Scientific Count Strut Haskctball Manager 41 Latin Club I-23 Spanish Club -5-43 St-nior Boy's Club 43 Biology Club 2Q Mirror Stall' 3-4, Circulation Manafer 3 Gln-c Club Cil.liNN SHORTS 5L'lL'llllliLi cilllIl'NL' Shorty liootball 2-3441 Trunk Managur 3-4, LL'IlL'f2 Spanish Club 5-43 lli-Y 3-43 Spc-Rc-Wri 4Q Scnior Boy's Club 43 Monitor 2-3-4, Captain 4. BIEN SHWARTZ-Scientific Coursc' U1fI'Il71il'U lntcrscholastics 4Q Orchestra 4. lfl5XNARl5 SlfiLliR Sviulltilif Courw lil l.LlllIl Klub I-13 .Spainsli Club 5-41 St-nior lloyk Llnb 4. IQVA SIMINICK- Conunt-rcial Courw Ifirpo Banltctball 21 T. M. T. M, 42 lunior Cl1i1llllJL'I' of Conuncrct' 51 Glen' Club 1-2-3-4. 1XLlClE SMITH---General Courw Smitty'J Sports Club 43 T. M. T. M. 4. ISLANOR ANN STANTON-Classical Course AIIZTJIPIIIIJ, in 4 Sports Club 33 Latin 1-2-3-43 Ifrcuclt Club 5-43 z-3: Monitor 5-4. T. M. T. M. 42 Monitor 3. in if .gf I, it ttf T, ,V -A-g.,'..U5.7 U , ..z,i..4.,,,' :..it..f.iv1. 1-13 Y.,--15.5.3-ff,-g',.,vJ -. ,+..,z:,-I--z.:-ov'-K 5-.ZA-5-3. 1 f , a . 3 w.. .V .B-fiilx -13.4.33-i:f3T3.,hEczgQB.YQ' 55-1,,neifmi55K,X 3-3 -A - . N ' ' ' ' 1'-Z 'Qi - rt' ,-.+ll.f'f.f-ax. -555:l.t,,5321 3 Jk,.',f 5.351 A I J. Forty-three TOP ROW Katherine Stefanac Dorothy Elizabeth Stockfish Iohn Patrick Sullivan Nelson Sunclelin MIDDLE ROW Mary Helena Swift Rae Swoger Robert L. Tatman Olive Taylor LOWER ROW lqrecla Theiss Rita Thompson Mike Tomko Betty Trow SENIORS KATHERINE STEFANAO-Academic Course Katherine Sports Club 4g French Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 41 Glee Club 3-4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH STOCKFISH- Classical Course Dada Latin Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 4Q Tri-Hi-Y 42 Mon- itor 4. lOl-IN PATRICK SULLIVAN-Scientific Course Sully Spe-Re-Wri I-2-3-4g Biology Club 22 Spanish Club ,QQ Senior Boy's Club 4. NELSON SUNDELIN-General Course Nelson Senior Boy's Club 4g Monitor 4. MARY HELENA SWIFT-Classical Course Swifty Sports Club 35 Spe-Re-Wri I-2-3-4Q Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President 3, President 4g Iunior Tri-I-Ii-Y 22 Biology Club ZQ French Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 41 Latin Club 1-2-3-45 Interscholastics 2-3-45 Monitor 45 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Orchestra I-2-3-4. RAE SWOGER-General Course Swoggie Basketball 2Q Sports Club 3-45 T. M. T. M. 43 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 3. ROBERT L. TATMAN-Classical Course Bob Basketball 2Q Spanish Club 3-45 Biology Club ZQ Senior Boy's Club 4. OLIVE TAYLOR-Classical Course Olive Sports Club 35 Latin Club 2-33 T. M. T. M. 41 Monitor 41 Chorus I-2-3-4. FREDA THEISS-Commercial Course Fritzic,' Sports Club 42 T. M. T. M. 45 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 3Q Mirror Staff 4g Monitor 3. RITA THOMPSON-Classical Course 1ggie T. M. T. M. 42 French Club 3-45 Monitor 3-45 Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4. MIKE TOMKO-Classical Course Pluupo Spanish Club 3-45 Biology Club 2Q Senior Boy's Club 4. BETTY TROW-Classical Course Betty Boop Sports Club 3-41 Tri-Hi-Y 42 Spe-Re-Wri 42 French Club 3-45 Latin Club 32 T. M. T. M. 4g Monitor 4Q Glee Club 3. Forty four 'IUP ROW Beverly Ulll Vincent Unrue lulin Wansnclt limily Wal1'tl lVlllll7l.lf ROW Slurley lezuine Waii'i'1-iitlc'i' l:l'2llllC Wzisbburn Artliur Vlfebb l:l'2lllCCS Wt'lmlmt'l' l.lJWliR llOW Clizlrles Wt'iser lubn Wt'lls lftlwin WL'l'IlL'l' l.uttie Wliitt' l SENIORS llliVliRl.Y UHL--Cnninicrciail Course Bev Sports Club 4 T. M. T. M. 41 Monitor 4. VINCENT UNRUUIE-Commercial Course Vine luninr Chamber ol' Commerce 31 Senior Buy's Club 41 Mirror 3-4, Advertising Manager 4. lOl lN WANSACK--Classical Course Iobn Latin Club 2-3-43 Senior Bny's Club 5: Glee Clluh 4-5. liMlI.Y WARD-Classical Course liul1ble.f lfrench Club 3-43 T. M. T. M. 41 Iunior Chamber nl Commerce 33 Glec Club 2-3-4. fwlllRl.liY IIQANNIQ WARRFNDIER- f Kienvrall Course Sh1r1r'y l. M. l. M. 4Q Cilee Club 1.-3-43 Sports Club 4-41 Iunior Chamber ul Commence 3. FRANK WASHBURN-General Courac Tubbs Basketball 22 Latin Club I-2Q Senior Boy's Club 43 Mirror Staff 41 Monitor 2. ARTHUR WEBB--Gent-ml Course Art Hi-Y 3-43 Senior Boy! Club 42 Biology Club 2. l'R!XNl.l3S WEBBER-Classical Course Franny lunior Tri-Hi-Y ll Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3-43 Spe-Rc- VVri 42 T. M. T. M. 41 Spanish Club 3-41 Monitor z-3-4. Captain 4Q Clee Club 1. CHARLES WEISER-General Course: nClJl1L'kH lfomlmll I-2-3-4, Lcttcr 1-5-43 Truck 3Q Basketball 4: Hi-Y Z-3-4, President 4. IOHN WlEl.I.SfC fummercinl Course john Senior Boyk Club 4Q Iunior Chamber of Comnuru 5-41 Bautl I-L-5-4. l5l3VVlN WlfllNliR- General Course l:'n ' l:I'l'IN'll Club I-.2-3-4: Spaniab Club 4Q Biology Club 21 lntem3liolnstics 32 Orchestra I-2-F4-4. l.O'l'Tll2 NVHITE-General Course Hllflftifn Sports Club 31 Spe-Rc-Wri 1-2-3-43 T. M. T. M. 41 Gler Club 3. r .L M T V. - N -...fy-k l' . ' - fm., -..'-zii'?w'l 111-ff . 1-3 35- -H-' ' 5 1 Forty-live TOP ROW Rita Vlfiesen Milclred Wilson Dorothy Wise lVlil1lrecl Wortman MIDDLE ROW Iames Yancso lVla1'y Elizabeth Yambenic Anna Yercb Herbert Young LOWER ROW lohn Zahniscr loseph Zapntoclcy SENIORS RITA VVIESEN-Classical Course Rim Pita Spc-Rc-Wil I-2-3-4, Reporter 41 lunior Tri-Hi-Y 2. l,!'CSlLlCllfQ French Club 3-43 Biology Club 33 junior Chzimber ofCom1uerCe 33 lntcrscholastics I-23 Mon- nzir 23 Clos Club 1. MILDRED XVILSON-Classical Course Squirt Sports Club 32 T. M. T. M. 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Monitor 2-3-4, Captain 3-43 Chorus I-2-3-4. DOROTHY WISE-Commercial Course Dottie T. M. T. M. 43 Glee Club 1-4. MILDRED WORTMAN-Commercial Course Illini Sports Club 43 T. M. T. M. 43 lunior Chamber of Commerce 33 Chorus I-2-3-4. IAMES Y ANSCOfGenetal Course lim Hi-Y 3-43 Senior Boy's Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH YARABENIC-General Coursc M11ry Elizabeth Biology Club 23 French Club 43 T. T. M. 42 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 33 Monitor 43 Glen Club 2-3-4. ANNA YEREB--General Course Anna Sports Club 3-43 T. M. T. M. 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Iunior Chamber of Commerce 31 Glee Club 2-3. HERBERT YOUNG-General Course Herb Basketball 23 Football 31 Senior Boy's Club 4. IOHN ZAHNISER--General Course johnny Hi-Y 43 Spanish Club 3-43 Senior Boy's Club 4 Monitor 3-4. IOSEPH ZAPATOCKY-Classical Course ..Zap,, Latin Club 3-43 Senior Boy's Club 4. Forty-six HONOR ROLL SHARON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1935 ANNA LOUISE MILLIKIN . .. .. . . MARY BASTRESS ..... IOHN NABHOLTZ LEONA MAREK WILLIAM NYE ,... ETHEL SOI-IAEITZ BENNIE SCHWARTZ .. RITA WIESEN ....... WANDA EVANS .... BETTY ALOERMAN .. DOROTHY STOCKEISH OLGA GAZDA ........ MILDRED BECKWITH MARY SWIFT ....,.. MARIAN HUSBAND .. TEDEORD HUCK .... PAUL MUNDORF .... LOUISE MYERS .... HENRY GARRICK ROBERT HUETHER JULIA LUCAS ....... REOIS MARSO ..... GRACE IOHNSON .92.666 92.277 92.05 91.681 9' '4444 9 I .352 9' '333 91-277 91.176 91.1 I7 91.062 91.058 90705 90.611 90.6 90-5 90-444 90.166 89-944 89.888 89.808 89-727 89-5 Forty-seven HOME ROOMS Room 315 Luft to right: First Row-O'Bril:u, Mun- dorf. llopow, Mirell, O,MZlSI1l, D. Peters, Miller, Nelson. Second RowfMortou, Nordrniu, Ilhython, Ogden, Pisegna, Moore, Pearlman, B. Peters, Pace. Third Row-Marx, Meyer, McDaniel, Manning, Meyers, MeNeelcge, Mauilla, Miller, Mowry, Moran, Mr. Marks. Last Row- Morton, Nice, Maxwell, C. Moore, Mur- rell, Maskey, Murray, MeCIc-cry. McDonald Room 307 Left to right: First Row-ALin1lmer, MC- Cullough, Means, Malsom, Mcfiurdy, A. Mclntyrc, H. Long, McDowell. Second Row-Martin. McGowan, M. Melntyre, MeNutt, M. Long, Lowe, Lynne. Third Row-Miss Moore, Lewis, Longstreet, Koch, Lilly, L. Konigsburg, S. Kinogsburg, Komisin, Fourth Row-Koerth, Knight, Long, Leggatt, H. Leipheimer, E. Leip- heimer, loss, Kuszey, Lynch. Room 306 Left to right: First Row-Kissinger, lara, Horvath, Iohuson, Haufmann, Knee, Heath, Hess, Kreider. Second Row-+Holl- er, Kelch, R. Hunt, Iohnstou, Kashner, Leipheimcr, Kirker, Knapp. Third Row- Kamerer, Kennedy, Hunt, A. Innes, Klasie, I. Kahl, Keiser, Karey. Last Row? Giglio, Hohman, Kaminski, T. Kahl, Hutz, B. Iones, Klaric, Hutchinson, Hurford. Room 305 Lclit to right: First RiwvgForr1.-ster,Dully Fagan, Ehrlich, Greggs, Fleeglc, Flciuiug Fisher, Feeney, Second Row--Glaser. Gazda, Grzigg. Erickson, H. Gula, Guzic, Hank. Third Row,-Harshmau, Celuhard, Gvreb, Gralmskv. Fourth Row---Gerda, Frejd, Godher, Gill, Grand, Girard, Fred Crick, Garhard, Fifth Row-M, Gula, Mis S Fekles, Heintz, Hadley, Hickey, Haney, Harry, Fox, Herriott. HOME ROOMS Room 213 I.c'Il In right: I'irxr Ruw-CII1.u'Iu,C..nrIn'j, In Davis, IDiL'kcrxou, C.hruImk, Clwtlus, tlmln-.m. Ss-mml Row Clurlwm. C.1'anwIm'cI. M. IJJIIIIIHIIN, A. Ilzmilmlx, Ilrnlwny, S. I.. Ilqxvxs, Klnxnxlmk, Ik-lxlpsy, Klrcn, Mlsx .H.u'gc'r. 'I'I1ircI Row- -S. linux, I:l'l1Hl'lI1llIi. Ilum-Ilv, I .lll'cI1II4Ik, IJIXDl1,fIlll1l1Ki!l'. Ihvcn. I.. Ihxfim-w. IM- Marin, Ilawirl. Ifuurlh Row - IISIIIIAIII, cIIlIM'llIl1ltL:L'Il, Ifhrliclm. Dunn. IMII. I'nImnr, Ik-rrink, R. Iinvivs, Cox, Room 212 Ivll to light: I'Irxt Row Allvll. I5.u'IQ man, M. Iiuwic. M. Iilmk. I. Amlvrmn, Iilxl'Iu'I1:n1w, Aslwrry, 5. AIllIl'fSflll. .Sm md Row Iiutsllkn, I5. IIIAIVIQ, I. I'Iowu', BilI'IIl'y, 1I.lSII'l'Yv, I'x:xl'111cs, I.. Al1lIl'l'NIlIl, Mrx, Ruh- vrlx. 'I'I1IrcI Row- Iirimllc. Iimrlxkn, CIQIIIIS. ISr.nIi.m, IinImIwin, IIAIFIIIUIOIIIUW, Bnlljalck. Ciiu.mnu'. Ifourth Row Iimwn, R. An- 1Im-rsun, CIZIIIIPIJCII, Agua: Iinslwr, Cnrlwn, II:m.u, Ilizlwull, Cflmiwholru. Room 211 Ixft m right: Ifirst Row---Min Brmic, Vkkuml, Wlmitclwurl. XV.1IxI1, VIRIIOHIPSUII. Yulw, Zclmroski. Svmml Row-Yaricam, VViIwn, Waldo, Ycngcr. XNxllinms, xVlI7l'. VVnnsnnk, Wurtmnn. Ihinl Row-Yono- uk, Snyzlcr, 'I4nvIm. Tlwnms, Volich. VVQ-rncr, Vmlnmchn, Vnunrrn. I5ourtl1 Row -- Yalrlulx. VLl9K'l3lI1, XrxIU0KIIUI'lI. Stcwart. VViIsnn, Young. Ifilth RfNVfXxI11IIil1IlN, 'I'In'iss, Whzltmnn. XVnttrrx, Izlrr, VVcII- IIIIII1, Stuwc, Wciwu. Room 210 I.:-Il tu right: Ifirsr Row-f-Squire, SImII'cr, SIIIYCFS, M. 'If Rulwrts, Ripplc-, I'ricC, RI!- vmnxr, SIIIHIVII, Scrinsky, Rugcrs. Row- lnmls, Rimlv. Min lflk. Second Row- Spm-nu-r, Rylaln, Huy, Stcplmc-mon, Stuphkn, Sutton, I'rcsIc-y. RIIIIICII-llI1gl'I', M. Roberts. Ilrvwlmrn, Iicmick. 'lkhirrl Row-I'm'.l!, 'If ll'IInrn. Ugg, O'SI1:u1ic, RIK'I'liIl'iI5OII. Sauk' rx. Umlick, I'nIul7Ini, Rulwn, I'urcIIn'. I,illlI. Sizcr, Ifourth RHW-RllIK'llNIC1Il, I'rvIc'c', RII1DIIIOV1fl. CYNCII, Rcnshnw, Ruh- Iminx. Owen, Pitts. Phillips. I'rmIlm'Ii. Smllm-ialrr, SIHIFVLIII, Nmuk. 5'-II HOME ROOMS Room 216 Lcil to right: lfirst Row -D, Mlllcr, N414 Mllllulm. VV. Mew, M. lf. lvlillcr. lvldialllic. TVIQVUV. ML'l'i1f, lf. lvlctx. Sucnml Row- -I. Nlalllcf, NIcQuisnm, lVIc-icr, Nlcntrvla, N111 cl0llllL'll, lVIcKnigl1r, ML'l.2lllgl1llI1. 'l'l1irrl limx'---Ivlr. G1'i11u-5, ML'l1lUl', In lnixllvzmlrm. C. McCl1vr111ick, lvlclluwcll, lVl1ll'flll, lvlngcc, lVIz1tl1cws, Nlzmsul, Lllkllh, Mn'Cl4v1141l1L'j', Lsvrulxgi, Mfclilllll. Lust Row--l.y4lul1. Nlatteo, M4-Gmrlm, 2lL'llli, Lysolmir, l.yIlL'll. Lytlc. Nlclilton, Room 215 LL-fr nm right: First Row- -lomals, lVl1m.u, Lang, Nlurlctto. lvlullu-wx, lvlariulm, Long. MCfVll!l1llL'll. SL-cum! Row l.Ylu'l1, lvlalrlx- ull, l,uSc, Lm1cl1, Lau, lVIcCi.lrrl1y, I..1slm. Imwmlcs, Mulm. llxird Row' Mixx llzlycs. lxtclu-1:11. Koxcimki, Kmh. KCHYIIUF, Rcp- lcr, Kcmclmimky, Kcimur, lumw. I.nsl lion -Klcnoticli, L. Kluss, Killa. l..lXL'l'If', l.4m', Lnvm, C, Klms, Kupcu. l..m+r, Ci. Klum alll. Room 214 Lclt to flgllll l'lI'Sf Row- Illflillhlll, llor- vz1tl1, Klnsscn, Klum, Hnlup, H. Kixlm, A. Kish, Iohns, Kilmlcr. Sucuml Rowr- Hugln-s, Koch, Humcr, Huguu. Kin-lcr, Hllgl!SlDll, Innes. Horam. Third liow-Iofcry, King. Grove, H0rx'zlrl1. Ch'mxl1mn, Qlllfllllld, Hill, Hllscroft, Holmlm. llmwis, MIA. Scwnll. llllllffll Row---Hurlmmlnmwcf, Iflrlyila. I. Ioncs, Izuucs, S. Innes, H. Grrllin, C1 lung-s, Grillin, llunin, Clrcmcult. Room 208 LL-fr to right- l5lrxr Row- l3u1mm'nl1, lu'- rglri. Duffy, Cimlmosliy, Bray. l:lSHl1lH, Gillx. Gnllagllur, A. lfvzms, HL-mlluv. ClI'L'NNL'I'. Hcss. Scymnl RUXV-flytlllllli. llmlnls, Dx- N111-flu, l31'4mty, ljlllllk, llvtncl, Iillis. lzvnlls, l1Vl'I'illl, Hull, ,cll'1lVL'N. 'lllmircl Row -Forru, Hnckcrr, llcnrg, Dichl, l'L'l'gllSUIl, HLlI'llilflK'li, Clog-lrz. Huncglmn, llnuluy, lin' megan. Fagan. l7iUgvraxl4l. Mixs licrr. Fuurrli RKYNX'--ljllfllffyll, Ilnlgm, cllllllllvlll, l:ll1I1lI1l0I'C, CI. cl.ll'YL'X', Dnvill. Dc-rr, I7.1vi'-. Davies, Donucllv. Miss Blllllllil. I-ilrlm Run ffl7l11l1crty, Guilty, l3llL'li, R. lfux, R. l'ltf' gf.-rnlcl, Flcrmming, Drmln'm'olxlQi, VV, lox Ellis, Gglllxn-utlw, lfinliln-im-r. I..mst Run' ljilllillkl, A. Vox, l.. Clnlwcy, ll. cll'.lYL'N Dunham, Dc Nulnlc. Clem-lv, A. lQx.ms ciCIlgL'I', I2lllC. Cicluhnrml. Cimxliillguu. Fifty H OM E ROOMS Room 207 I vt! nu IIIQIII I-Irv R1-w Lullnlx. Simi- lw, C,1.nw1m'4I, lkuw, C,lx.n'nx'.1, iQu'L.uu', Lllllurcl. IJ, c..llllXYl'll. .SLTOIILI Run' lSw11l1.n1, 1 hmllx, Ilukcm. L. f,IlllIlC'l'. Lul- 4.m, lk- kfilllll. M. f,I1r'1stn-mon, llwulu. Lux llnrml Run Mr. Rk'.IIlL'K', c.HlI1k', lin-xl, HIJIIIIIIII, fi'l'l!llN, fdlllllllllll. Hfrvc.. f.1sIw.ml. Bx'mluv:lx'. c.IlI!IH.lI'. l'Kllll'IIl Row liurlu. f,.IIYL'I'l, I' Cnulu-x', liuylc, Klum- xlmk. Hml.xxla.1, c,'1lIllN. lgllklhlllllll llil'1 Row lSurlu'. C,l.1ilvIix'. ll, Klnlniwcll, lf. x l1l'ISlk'llNUIl. i,lIr.u. Room 206 l.rll I1 llglu lust Run .XIIKIKTXHII Nl. Auuzk-mm, limlm. IXIIICZIIIJII. .'XgllNI.I1L'lIl. Ii: nl 1' lXI'II'lXIIl Su :ml Rrm QJHIIQ. lic!- umlm, IXVIIIIII. I'mI.m1.m, Jxlllllll. l5.1w. Hun-x. HUYl'l', 'I'l1ml Row Pmhm. Buhl- nm, IS.1lu-r, lin-ll, Hula-. l'm.1ycr, 1Xrnm'mtf. Imnllm Run Allvll. Anim, Bun, Argf-11. fl.mu, liuluxm, liuuml, H.ll'Ilill. Bnlnm. I'llIl1 Rim Axlu-rv, lx.lI'llII, Aulmcl. lh-ll, l'mrtl1- ululllrw. Allrlx, H.I!'.II1. Room 205 lm-ll lu rlglxl, I'II'Sl Run f.uI1a'r, XVH- lmms, -l.l'I'lhlH.l. 'llmunulmwm XYI1iu'. XY:u'd, R. XYJIKII. xx'v.llJlIl'NIiF. Yulmmn Scumml Rmx XN'n'rks. NIUIIIVV. l'I'Xl.I. vlruplas, xV.ISll'YIll'll, xKvK'.lXl'l'. fnmm-r. lx Yrngcxz Y.uw-In 'l'lm'1I Ram VK'.1yl1r. XVUIINUI. Wlnlslu, A. Ymlng, XVuIunx, XX'ulnnin. R. Young, A, Ymungcr. lwnnlll Row 'I'urm'r. I Young, l'rlwn, K-. V.urxlm, Xx'H1lNlCl', xYHUllll'I', Hill! Row XVILNVII, Xvllllkl- lIl.lIil'I', Xlm Km-, ZilQ,QL'l', Ya-rclv, Vgu.1rru. Room 204 If-in ln ugh: I-nm Run Sungus, li. I.uxIm, .SH!'K'llNkY, .SNVlIlt'l'. H. SIIHIXJII. H, Snllnmm, N, Sprrm, SIIIIHII. Sftllllll Run' Slmrlu, Stump, SlI'4lIl1'l. SIIFIILT. .Nhlllkuf num, N1. Slllllll, 'l'.1lmm'xln'. llllllhl Rim-A Sululw, Sulxn, Slmqm. Smulm. Ii. .SI1'W.lY'l, I gflllllll. Slvlulmn lmlrllm Run l.uylm', Il Sll'H.lI'l. SlPl'IlL'l'. Stanton, 'Slum-y'c1'x. A, Smxlvr Ivllh Run 'I'hun1,1x. 'Ilmknwiv, flmlllfmuu, Slllllll, R Slnlrkx. SIFIILIZUII. l'lmln.ls. llvl uxvll, SIFFIC. IV-U HOME ROOMS Room 110 Left to right: First Row-Schloss, Schneid- er, Petroski, Rumhel, Sears, Sheakley, Rickt-rt. Senchuk, Rigby, Rowlands, Rinck, Peterson. Second Row-L. Smith, Shil- ling, Powell. C. Schneider, Pisegna, Rich- ardson, Saunders, I. Smith, Sakcy, Recs, Skourn, Preston, B. Skertic, I. Skertic. Third Row-Ross, Sirant, H. Scharler, Srhroehel, Rosche, Reeher, Reynolds, E. Reagle, Skyrm, Skourn, Sewinsky. Fourth Rou7Scaman, Schuster, Rowlands, Rohin- son, Sellers, Richardson, Rotunno, R. Shaf- fer, Sandor. Fifth Rowglo, Reagle, Shank. Schatitz, Shafran, Rutter, Savada, Sher- man, Singer, Shuttleworth, Mr. Collins. Room 108 Left to right: First Row-AlVhiiulorf, Neihl. Parks, Nlontgoniery, Mitcliel, Ilalisin. Sec ond Row+lVliller, Necaster, V. Nlontgoin erv, Mireh, Muller, Moran. Parkinson Third Row-Nichols, lvlilluxarch, Mocmii, Peat, Patterson, Pzirtton, Nevan. Fourth Row-Mikler, Necnas, Rankin, Orchard, Conrad, Terpac, Quin, M. Poprochy, O'Dell, Perkins, Pollins, Nlountjoy, Fifth Row-Popa, Oliver, Plchan, S. Poprochy, Oshors, O'Toole. Room 203 Left to right: First Row-Swartz, Whalye, C. Smith, Sheritl, Thomas, Snyder, Thompson, Skimp, Shalfer. Second Row -Stamball, Smith, Stoop, Strauss, T. Smith, Sprow, Sherwood, Sigler. Third Row-McDowell, Schwartz, R. Stewart, C. Stewart, Shaw, Shaughnessy. Fourth Row -G. Smith. Simonton, Sirant, Sikos, Shank, C. Smith. R. Spon, Spon. Fifth Row-Sipc, T. Smith, G. Smith, Sohotka, Sprow. Room 202 Left to right: First Row-Rachcta, Sar- uge, Rerale, l. Richards, K. Roberts, Senoy- nit, Schumackcr, Schroc-hcl, Roniclfanger. A. M. Roberts, Second RowgRankin, Scheu, Ryan. Rusicka. Third Row? Quinn, Rcaglc, Pulkcr, Reichard, Rnsicka, Runihel, Rankin, Sakey. Fourth Row- Rotunno, Roskos, Sasalo, Ross. Schroehcl, Scovera, Reznor, Augusta, Gibbons. Fifth Row-Reiter, Schmidt, Rosbola, Reidman, Rotunno, Quinhy, Reiter. Fifty-two HOME ROOMS Room 201 l.4'il lu right: I-irsl Row- l'urnn, PCCIIN Unlku, Pill, l'rc-xluy, l'ncx, Ogmlcn, O'Nvll l'ndn-k, O'l5rirn, Nagy. Sccnnil Run'- I'a1lri7i, I'ln'lmn, l'nixlrv, Morris, l,1'lK'Il1 I'.llIIll'l', lN1nrg1-iisu-r'ii, iidlly, 'lihird Row- Ncillx, Mnrliliv, l'ctru, l'hvllivnn, IH-xx' lknmui owl inn V Phillilix XY I'll 1, rl- . '- , . ll' Iiln, l'h4'l.in, l'Ulll'liI RlHVf-IYIKZIIINU, l'.n:a.x' I' I nzuffilir, l'x'sh, Nigro, Undich, I.. Pun P V 1 V I l'lith Rim' lI'ItQ', Inlmvirh, Mi'4'i'x, lngg, Ni-nn-If Room Ill l.c'iI In iight In-sa Ruw- h1.iIch.lk, 'Nh' f.l4nn, Mtl..lllilF', Mmllcmull. M1lss.11'1x Mc'zl1ll', Msitl, Mink, Mlklri, Svurlini Row M. Miuhcll, Mcllnimliry, Munngndins, Milla-r, Munn-, Murmulxu-in, Mitch, Mcl- lrink. 'lhiril Row-Milla-r, Mk'MAlllllN, Mikiln, MKDl'gilIl, R. Milchull, Molchnn. Mnrulnv, Mnrgc-mu-rn. Vs , Morgan. lnnrth Rmx'-V 'Mink, Mixs Sykcs, Millik.in, Miklns, Mnmr, hfiliillgil, Millvr. Room 109 l.L-ll In iight' I-irsl Row- -Nhiiiiiiig, l,in- ifiigvir, lynns, M. l..iirml, K1lIlLI1illSii5'. l..inc, Kupcn, l.ysI4-n Svunnl Rim' - Marlin, M1n'sh.iIl, l.rl1.ui'cic, Kmh, Lluyil, I.llLIl.lIlNky, Knznh, Kuvunh. Lyons. 'Ihml Run' Misx Clumilis, Pulonux, lmigwull, l,iIwk.1, Mantncks, Marek. Maukcy, M111- thvws. lfuurrh RmvfMcCln-vry, Nlcfkirt- IIFY, Mnnilln, Marlon, Mnrl-arliim-, M411- cnkv, I. l.yzIun. l5iith Row- May, Milif lfwvi, M.ifnr, McDowell, l,ncns Mulnnr. Room 107 l.1-li lu right: I-lrsl Rmv-lmlllmr, M, lnmw, jcnningw, lzucknmn, Cilnvrr, Kcrxh nm-r, Kimplw, llirkuy, Huck, R. lnnvx, M. Innvx. ,Si-uiiul Row-Hitchmrk, iilllfillll mn, Ciiruski, li. Iuhnsnn, ll.nxn, ciI'L iSl'I', Cinurhvrl. Cirnwlcy. V. Inhnson, Kcrr, I'h-an Ivy, llnpkgl, llyllli, Klnss, IIUIIICV, Hnm'L'k. 'lhiril Rnwv--Kilim-rcr, R. Innes, 'I', john- wn, l.umnis, ll, Hardy, A, lnnrs, Ciihhnnx, Kin-gnrigli, M, Gihhx, A, Hngwoud, Ken- nrrhq N. Gihhs. fourth Rnw--Howell, lny, llnghcw, Irwin, i'l0liL'I'. l.lcwcllyli. R. Krrlh, Ku-Ily, H. Kale, Hcnlclrick, Hunter, M. I.unhx, Hiilcg, R. Inhnsnn. I'it'rh Row --Mr. ifnxsifly, W. Innes, H. jones. G. I.c-vinn, IS. Urnnx, B. 1.1-nnnrd, B. Hus- hanil, I. Iacohs, XV. Kclly, Hn-ther, Hop- kins, llusxcl, IS. Hnrscinaln, Hartwick, llill. Fifty-three 1 J Y --.:4'i2f'5::17'4 VW H HOME ROOMS Room 106 Left to right: First Rowgliisher, M. Garrett, Fellner, F. Garret, Evans, D. Evans, Carrick. Second RowfFox, Fink- beiner, Freed, Feeney, A. Ferguson, Fraz- ier, M. Fry, Gula. Third Row7Gollner, Ficanzlia, Friedrick, Grirlith, Farley, Gold- stone, Hazer, Glaser. Fourth Row- Gruitza, Fanilla, Gibbs, Funck, R. Fergu- son, Harkulich, Fox. Fry, Flannery, Gerda. Room 105 Left to right: First RowYDonnelly, Du- mitru, B. Evans, B. Daugherty, Daugh- erty, Drabick, T. Davis, N. Davis, Dona- hue. Second Row-C. Evans, A. Evans, M. Daugherty, Eremie, Dictrick, Dreseh, V. Davis, Dixon, Miss Smith. Fhird Row fB. Evans, Dach, Daniels, Donadio, B Davis, Doyle, Eisman, G. Davis, Evans. Durutrya. Fourth Rowfligan, Dickson, A. Daugherty, M. Dunn, De Capua, A. Dunn, Fannelli. Room 104 Left to right: First Row-Butska, Col- angelo, Croft, Cameron, Canady, Dale. Cousins, Burkhouse, Brainard, Cox. Sec- ond RowfBoykins, Ciceone, Bryan, Chiolli, Cairey, Crawford, Coladd, Cri- niias, Bowler, Clark. Third Row-Brake, Brown, Chapin, Chotlos, Cvclbar, Careg- hini, Bischoff, Burback, Bunnell, Miss VVray. Fourth Row--Brennan, Ciccone, Cline, Bruno, Culp, Cfashdollar, Boose, Bugle. Room 103 Left to right: First Row-Barr, B. Barnes, M. E. Barnes, Abernathy. I. Anderson, I.. Anderson. Second Row7Bircs, Biggin, Axe, Artz, Bell, Beka, Blair Bennett. Third Row-Alderman, Adams, Baxter. Brown, Beard, Abbott, Berdalen, Amon. Miss Wagoner. Fourth Row-Battan, Ashbaugh, Archer, E. Anderson, I. Beck, Bell, Addicott, Alcaro. Fifth Row+Berg, E. Bartholomew, W. Beck, Althan, R. Anderson, Bartholomew, Abel. 1 1 QQ ,. . . f'., ,'fiL'a. 'f,. K-75,991 'fi-J,-54 'T'2..q,,c5r'1.?f'?6rl ' 'iwj-2.,lIg5j1' 2f1,li f-'Egfl.!1l5'G ,f ifl13i,5.5 ':, -lU...i'?g,zg,2'f '-5i.s31'::m LRE' Q t' -'.S': 1?Zf1-idk ' 121-255, 3 ' A-Q.'..wta'5-afl.2.eF--3 i'f 'i'i' ' ' .A ff .YD- ' 1 --flT'91?:4'.i' 'ff i. -1. - if ' xiii' ' rfw-Pai-A B331--if1.a55'.-..' :. W i' - 'i:i'- Q ' Fifty-four HOM E ROOMS Room 102 l.n-It In rlglml I'H'Nl Rum' Yulmms, xxytlilllll, xx'llHIl'Il. XVVINVII, ZIILIF, 7YilI'it'll, H, XV1ll1.ulm, Ylllfl. Yinmik. Scunnf Run'- V.1ryu, lfniul, R. xVL'iNl'Il. Young, K. XN lllsml, f.1l1nlxcl', Y'LlI'l!l'lllC, XXVHNUII, Zan'- .ul.n, ll-Illfll Row XVingcr, VV.1islu, 'llidv uc-ll. XxvIIllIllUI'L'. VVhitclu'gul, WYl'iNL'N, VVn'lrI:m, Tulnku. lfuurth Row- Mlsx l.'nun-nlmm-r, Yt'1lgl'I', VVJII, VVl1ilc, XVH- Imlns, N.lI'l.lll, Lulnk, VVQQ: Room 101 l.l'll In Vlglll' I-urs! Ruw- Daxrgu, VVILI- m.nu1. Vnlclllllmu, Vcrlwluk, xx'AIIlLllll1lkL'I', Maxx ffuuk, Vxrgzulllm, VVnlIlmnk, VVhiu-, Xv.lgIIt'l', XV.uIr. Scuuul Ram' , AI-ilL'll. Swccxxvv, SVIl'IlI1'Y, SllHiV.lIl. Srirlrunx. Slum-. SNLIIIIQIPL. ' Thiral Rmv-H SIIIIYIQAI- vl1IlUHl.IK. Syxlu, 'l'hmmm1. 'I-hUl1llNlHl, 'l'huln.us Fifty-five -5? 155' 'N X .sbgfv , . VSA lmahta snu l ' ACTIVITIES BUSINESS STAFF MIRROR STAFF T. M. T. M. FRENCI-I CLUB IVIIRRORETTE STAFF SPE-RE-WRI ART STAFF SPORTS CLUB ' I-II-Y GIRLS GLEE CLUB TRI-I-II-Y BOYS GLEE CLUB JUNIOR TRI-I-II-Y TRAFFIC SQUAD ORCI-IESTRA MONITORS SENIOR CLASS PLAY SPANISH CLUB' SENIOR BOYS CLUB BAND I NTERSC I-IOLASTICS Ffry ll 1111- l511s111css Stull, lmvgltlul hy N111 Sl'UVL'I', Slltlllltl gn 41:1 +111 Al tlccp sul t-xpt'1l1t11111, Sllilftlll Hlgh Sfllmll would ll.lX'l' 1111 lNl11'1'u1' 111' lX lll'I'1'I't'!IL'. Tim QH1111111 has COIIll.7lL'Ik' Lllklllll' ul 1112 s11lvw1t1lvt11111s, .lklVL'I'llSL'I1Ik'llfS, 111111111113 g1111l Plillllilllg. I1 hm lJL'L'll tht-11' L'lllClk'llI llllllklllllg ul tht-so illlfIK'S that has lwlpt-tl Fllillii' the lVlll'I'UI' a111cl lVlll'I'Ul'L'Ylk' Ll mesa-ss. Thu Mll'I'lJI' Stull, llINlCI' the skillful lC1ltlL'I'SlllP ul Nlrs. Rnhcrts uncl Ed, Boslough, has wilt-tl into port, w1th 1-UI111-5 flying, 11l:fCl'COU1PlCfl1lg scvt-11 SllCCL'SSflll trips into the lllCI'JlI'y alcpths of Shzxron High School. Each month thc stuff has l'l'UlI'l1l'Cl to thc Slll'l:11CC, hrillgiug with them many new 11111l 111111s11a1l Il'L'LlSllIAL'S, which wa-ru p11hl1shc'cl that thcv might hc- Cllltlylll by ull. 4 Business Staff lst ROVV: Erht-l l1lXlllL'llXlL'1' lVlr. Sluvtr' Tre.-vor S.1i11sl1111'y lxllllkl TVIQ11' Luc Miltl1't'fl H11111cs Zllil ROW'- l.c1'11y Brest 5lLll1CX' A1'1111x'itv l-11111141 m'l2lSlllJlII'l1 Roht-rt 511.1111-1' V111t'c111 llllI'UL' SfL'XV1ll'! Sh1ll111g Mirror Staff 1st ROVV: lxllllil M111' l:lll'I'L'Nlt'l lVl1'x. Rulxwls Nl. Blldtlllgll lVi.1111l11l1c1' Rlil7k'l'I's Vi1'gi11111 ll1lllXL'I1 Zllll ROVV: Luis l.lIlllJCl' l'l'L'llL'l'lCli lilllllllbli 171111 Ivlcyrr Imupl1111c Clluvcr l'1tc1l.1 Th:-ixs Y-Olglll Mirrorette Staff ISI ROW' lx.L:lIl'N U'NI.1xI:l Nhu Smith Mhcl .SILIHII Maxim- Sllllll K.uIlu-11m- Rukcrt un! RUXY N44lI'z,l.lI'1'l fdxrly Tvlnrlnm cQI'USKlIl.lIl xvlllhllll Nya' lrvlm' Rulnnwn M.ll'x' Ulckcrwn grml KOH' Xxvlllhllll Ruth I'.lul lnllnm luhlx I'X.IlIX 1.m:llm' lhmhlm Art Staff IXI Ill DNN' Olga fnllcln Mlxx Svlivx l'lIgl'III.l iQ.ll1l.1 .xml RUXY lm' Dixon I ruumus I luhm.m 'llhc h'Iirl'o11-llc is Ll lrlaltivclv lu-W clam-P sul vxlwmlitiull luuulcaf hv Miss Smith, which chvcs mm thc sflmul ncws Llllil cxllcrgw t1'iu1uplm11t 4-nch timc. On Clllkll vvnrurc- rhc 1114-111- hcrs .mi thu stnif KIISKOVCI' vffrv o1'mll11n1'V things which rhu- I-ulnsln :xml Plum- 111 ll now setting, tu cull our illl'i'lllIllll to vm, mul also lu-up us pusu-ml on lhc XAll'Ii'lI LILTIYITIUS ul Sh K I t A K'l'l'lhl im' lhch' splcluhml work. Ilw Art Stull, llIllll'I' thc ulpnlwlc glllllilllft' oi hhsn Svkcs. h.1x xvrx' SllCt'L'55ivllHV c'l1'a1tul thc illllstrntiolxs for thc mum IilL'I'1ll',' ll'i'll5llI'R'S hrullghl up l,mm thu mlm-rp hx' mhg- hlirro Srnlllv, 'l'lu-ir splcmliml vvurlc lm grcntlx' A111411-fl to thc il1lt'l'L'NI ui mn' pllhllultlmls annul I5 mlm-PIN' lllll1l'Lfllllk'tI hx' .1ll. .lI'0Il Hugh Sclmnl. Vl.llL'V am' llk'M'I'X'lllf,: ul, Ll glxxlt alcall of '-ll ts masfiumwzb-a-rsmnazg OFFICERS H l-Y FIRST TERM President The Hi-Y Grganization has been among the most progressive clubs in Sharon High School since it was organized in 1930. Although their membership is rc- stricted to lorty members of the Iunior and Senior classes, they have enjoyed many fine meetings during the year, principally an interesting discussion by Attorney Harvey Moore, on Law . Every Wecliies- day evening at 7:30 in IO7, the Hi-Y boys meet for n regular meeting to discuss various problems which they would like to have answered. The purpose of the I-li-Y --to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and com- munity, has been followed very well as evidenced by their fine support at our rallies and games. Mr. Collins is the capable adviser of this progressive organization. EH 1662255545 . , ISD. BOSLOUGH Via' President ROBERT Nllrl-CH Secretary PAUL CiOLLlNS Treasurer CllARl.liS WlilSl'ill SECOND TERM President, CHARLES WEISER V. President, IOHN EVANS Sevretury, GEORGE KINCY Tred,rurrr, GLENN SHORTS -1 Sixty . ivf- TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is composed of lunior anal Senior girls whose purpose is to create, maintain and extencl throughout the school and community high stanclarcls of Christian Character. This eluh, affiliated with the Young ML'l1vS Christian Association of Pennsylvania, was organized in IQFQZ, in our high school. The meet- ings are helcl every Tnesclay evening at 7:30 in room io7. Some of the Tri-Hi-Y girls attenclecl the Tri- Hi-Y Camp on Lake Erie this summer. Miss lVIoore is the faculty aclviser of this eluh. The Tri-I-li-Y haul many interesting progranis rluring the year, the Christ- mas Prograni heing rht- most outstanrling. They also hacl several enjoyahle parties, the largest heing the lirolie for Iunior girls which was in the l-Ul'lll of a Rocleo. OFFICERS 1,fl'5fl1t'IIl' lN1ARY Swllirll Vin' I,fl'5f!lC7lL ALICE O'13lilEN S4-rretzzry C1AROl.lNli BU'I'CliKO Treasurer Bl5'I l'Y BACHMAN Sixty-one JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y The Iunior Tri-Hi-Y Club was organized in Ianuary 1933 with Miss Loutzenhiser as the faculty adviser. The membership is made up of girls chosen from thc freshman and sophomore classes. Meetings are held twice each month: on the second Moxiday at 7:30 in room IO71 and on the fourth Nlonday during activities period. The purpose of the lunior Tri-Hi-Y is the same as the purpose of the Senior Tri-I-Ii-Y and the Hi-Y: to crcatc, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian fellowship. The most outstanding program of the year was the Christmas prograrn, to which the members brought toys to be mended. -. . 9- OFFICERS President RUTH IONES Vice President DOROTHY BIDAMAN Secretary PHYLLIS LOWNDES Treasurer ELEANOR MOON Sixty two OI-'IMIISRS fjzllllzlfll NIH. SI ll2I.l. f,'ofC.'11pl11Ir1 BH l. COX ffu ffffllmzlzl HUB I-VRRKIK TRAFFIC SQUAD 'flu' most iIlll70I'l'4ll1l' 0l'g2llIiZill'i0ll wc havc 111 0.1: Hlgh School is thc 'I'1'a11f1c Squad. This o1'g11111z11r1o11 was f11'st cstnblislmcd by IVI11 lrvinc ill 1913. Tlu- boys for 1111- Truific Squacl 1ll'L' L'lll'Cf1llly sclccrcal by N111 Ncwton who is their prcscnt adviser. lr is thc duty 111141 purpose of this o1'g11111zatio11 to protect thc stlulcnts Llllil 111oto1'1srs at rln- lu-gi1111111g and 4liSI1liSSill of sclmcmi. TI11' l1lC!1ll'lt'l'S of tlw Traffic Squncl also JICI 11s llSllt'l'S All 1'11ll11-s, nssczllblics, and l3L1SkL'l'l7LlIl 91111111-s. Tha' Trulfic Squncl 1s 1-.mllcd IUgl'IIlL'l' lIl501Il' twicc 11 111u11t'1 by N111 Ncwtun who givcs tlu-111 1111 11114-1'cst111g Alllcl illSfl'llCliVC talk 011 snfcty. Sixty-three T ' 1 -.!:.:e5W:f'ff X for ' eff-fi2f '1' + K , W- '-J.+:'.' T. M. T. M. The T. M. T. M. is an organization, formed in 1921, for the purpose of providing an opportunity for the Senior girls to become better aequaintecl. The club, under the leadership of Miss V. Saeger, also tries to aid the girls in choosing their vocations. Activities period, the Hrst Monclay of each month, is set asicle for T. M. T. M. meetings. At these meetings many in- teresting programs are given. The two outstanding programs of this year were: one given hy Miss Gilbert on A'Nursing as a Vocationu. The other was put on by the girls, the theme of this heing, Voca1tions . Besides these monthly meetings the T. M. T. M. has three evening meetings each year. One of these is for just the Senior girls. At the second the Senior girls entertain the Iunior girls, and at the third the T. M. T. M. entertain their mothers. V55 5 'L' 5 ' OI-FICERS President OLGA GAZDA Vice President TERESA PHELAN Secretary VIRGINIA GRAHAM Treasurer VIRGINIA BECK 'nurse : Q f.2ffh.-Z: - ri-' faq' 1'-. .. T 31 1 1.2 --. C. 5:3 : -sw . . sew: Tv 245'f'f':v,fa2Ll1-:.1f jifiaj? -- .1 . . . -' ii if pq: . 1 v,--,-A 1 if,--ff? -1. ' ' I s slr-.Ist is-ij: ji'-r jgwgnli ' -iif'Q?'EP.':-ligsefily.-:IVF-E1'? -. fM.L : 532.3-E-'.l9 f Fi lil L -IT In I Sixty four Ol'IflCIliR5 l'n'.vlnln1t VRIEVOR SAINSBURY Vin' l'r1'.vi1fcr1l Bli'l l'Y BACIHMAN .S'1'i'r1'lf1ry WANIJA EVANS 'l'rl'ilsnrc'r KZIEORGIS KING LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Lc Ccrclc Francais was organized carly in ninctccii twcnty-thrcc with Miss Anna McBi-idc as adviscr 'lilu-rc arc scvcral Purposes, but thc main one is to acquaint thc students with thc customs and nianucrs of the French pcoplc. Le Ccrclc Francais holds its mc-ctings thc second Friday in uvcry month, while Lu Pc-tit Cc-rclc: Francais IIICCIS cvciy fourth Friday. l.c Pctit Ccrclc Francais has had no spccial pro- granis, hut Lc Cerclc: Francais has had scvcral intcrcst- ing mcctings. Thc- thrcc outstanding ones wcrc: Lv Pctit Chapcron Rouge , the French dramatic vcrsion of thc childhood classic, Little Rcd Riding Hoodng La: Nlcdcciu Mystific ', a play portraying how a scheming doctor is caught at his own gamcg and sccncs from I.'Ahhc Constantin , a love story conccrning a priest and a soldier. 'J ' 5 N- D ,f . -:5-iiiqfi X mf- 'Q ' , ias3'::fj 1 Sixty-live l OFFICERS President CHARLES DIVEN Vice President BETTY BACHMAN Secretary MARGARET CARLEY Treasurer LLEWELLYN DAVIES SPE-RE-WRI The Spe-Re-Wri is composed of seventy students. This membership consists of members of the three upper classes who are voted in at the beginning of the year and Freshmen who are voted in at the end of their year. The club was organized in 1925 to foster lnter- scholastics. Meetings are held during activities period Hrst and third Friday under the leadership of Miss Craig. Both musical and literary numbers are found on every program, some of them humorous and some of a more serious nature. In April the club met with the Farrell Literary Club for a program and social time. This has been an annual custom for several years and the club members think it a pleasant one which should continue in years to come. Sixty-six UVIJIKIISRS ,,fl'JfI!l'Ill lllfl.liN RICKY View 1,fl'5il1L'IIf ANNA l.Ulll5lf Mll.l.lKlN .3'r'1rz'l11ry and ll'I'f'd.YlH'l'I' NIARY BAS'liRlfSS SPORTS CLUB The girls Sports Club was organized in the fall of 1933, with Miss WL'llL'1' as thc faculty aclviscr. Tlu- nicmbcrship is matlc up of all girls in High School who arc intcrcstccl in athletics cithcr for thc bcncfits clcrivccl or for thc fun of it. The Sports Club was organized hc-cansc of the incrcasctl clcmancl for girls athlctics. During thc ycar thc members take part in a variczl sports program which includes: soccer, basketball, base- hall, tennis, tumbling, swimming, bicycling, skating, hiking, massball, and dancing. The two most out- standing cvc-nts of thc ycarls program wcrc the Waitc'1' Carnival hclcl at St. Iohn's pool anil thc Sports Car- nival in the gym hclcl in lvlarch. Nearly cvcry girl in thc High School 'took part in thc program which in- cluclccl ncarly cvcry activity of thc ycarly sports program. , ,fry . , p , 1,3521 , -V' rv. -- 1,9 ' f ., , , - ',' 1- '-11-: ' -' H' ' '- L , v ,C :MG 5 'r . - -, , ' -:1-'g. , . , ,- J.-'1L,g-I 'V 'W g ' A ffl- , -5'47f'A-1 M lM?'w l 1' ' ',1n4'i'11l J'M'g' - ' ',,',g.1:-242wiJu--Q5i Aj, '?-fs Sixty-seven GIRLS GLEE CLUB T hc Girls Glee Club was organized in 1916 in order to give the girls who wished it a chance to learn to appreciate good music. The membership is not limited but is opened to all girls interested in music. As Sharon High grew, the Glee Club also grew until now in addition to the Tuesday morning meetings, meetings are held the 7th and 8th periods on Tuesday. The outstanding activities of the year are the annual minstrel show put on by the combined Boys and Girls Glee Clubs for the purpose of raising money for band uniforms: and the choruses, trio, solo and other num- bers in the Literary-Music Contests. Under the cap- able leadership of Mr. Rees this club has and will carry out its aim. OFFICERS President MARY SWIFT Vice Prcxizlent SARA L. DAVIS Secretary SARAH DIEI-IL Reporters BETTY DAVIS and DOROTHY RICHARDS Librarian MARY AGNES MCINTYRE Sixty-eight OITICFRS l,7'l'.Yflll'Hf l.l'lf Rlfll IARDS View l'rr5i1lmll lil ,ll Cjfifi .5'n'rr'Iury C1l'lfAl.l7 Ml ililll IY Llllhlffllll lfl7CilfNl1 SMITH RwImrIr'r Nll.l4S MAIONAIIVY 1 lf -1 BOYS GLEE CLUB One of M1'. Reesc's fine musical organizations is the Boys' Glee Club. Mr. Rees had a mixed chorus for several years before he divided it into separate organi- zations. He organized the Boys Glee Club in 1928. Any boy in the High School is eligible for member- ship. The purpose of this club, which meets every Thursilay in activities periorl, is to promote music ap- preciation anal chorus singing. Last fall the Boys Glee Club sang for the company of German players who presented the Passion Play. It was the first time that the mixed chorus which always sings for the company was composed chiefly of High School stuilents. The Boys Glce Club aitlecl in the Hue program presented at the Christmas assembly. Sixty-ninc J LA ESPANA PEQUENITA La Espana Pequenita is the Little Spainn of Sharon High School. This club was organized in 1925 for a further interest in the Spanish language and in the customs of Spanish speaking countries among the Spanish students. To this purpose the adviser, Miss Nloore, has done Hne work. This year the club cele- bratezl Pan-American Day which was on April 14. This is the Spanish Club's big day as it symbolizes all frit-'idly relations between the United States and her sister countries in Latin America. The club has also enjoyed a roller skating party and a Ugarnesy' party in the gym. The Spanish students are all eligible to membership in the organization which, although not started until late this year, has enjoyed many fine times and entertainments. OFFICERS I 'resid en t RALPH BURGER Vice President TOM HORSEMAN Secretary MILDRED BECKWITH Treasurer JOHN NIEC Seventy Ul5l5lCliRS l,l'I'.Vlllf'Il1 BOB MITCII l View l'r1'.vi11r'11l lil lllffli l3lVliN .S'1'4'r1'n1ry llAl..l,l l lil lllfilfll iI'fl'II5IlVl'f l JAN l lORAlNl SENIOR BOYS CLUB . Early in the school year of 1933, the Senior Boys Club was organized. Mi'. Irvine and Nlr. Stewart WCl'C chosen as the clubs ailvisers aucl uncler them the club Hourishecl throughout the year. livery senior boy auto- matically became a member. A constitution was clrawn auil the club went about to fulfill its purpose: To create a leeling of cooperation in the Senior Class anal throughout the high school. Several talks were given by eminent men of business from our town. Some of these were vocational talks on such vocations as law, medicine, business iuanagenlent, electrical anal mechanical engineering, aviation and coaching. The line points of each woulcl then be cliscussetl. We have iuisseil this club this year, because of its inactivity. -, Q , - . . . , V' f -' A -QW -f ' - zgfg, f ff? 'vp-Zi:.a..-Tiiaiuiiiiilzl' ' Seventy-one I TH E ORCH ESTRA The purpose of the Sharon High Orchestra is to encourage and develop musical talent in Sharon High School. The orchestra was organized in 1917, and with Professor Rees as adviser, now has 60 members. It holds its practices every Wednesday morning in activi- ties periocl. Many members of the orchestra are well known for representing Sharon High School in lnter- scholastic music events. Several orchestra members play in the Shenango Valley Symphony Orchestra also. The orchestra plays for assemblies, and concerts or plays presented by Sharon High students. Among their outstanding activities of the year are playing in the Passion Play, and taking part at all of the dinners in the Community Fund Drive. OFFICERS President WANDA EVANS Vice President BETTY AT.DERMAN Secretary RITA THONIPSON Li bra rin II TED HUCK Property Zllanager HOWARD JOSEPH Reporter ROBERT GRAVES Seventy-two OITICIISRS l,I'!'.fI!ll,'Ill WATSON CAMI'BliI.l. View 1'rz'sidcnt UlfliALD BROWN Sm rrlary lil lZAl5l:'l'lI liARMlih 1,1 llfdfl-rlll ROl5liR'l' Cl'lll.DS Properly fllamzlqer W ll.l . IS BRL BOKS Report er Ul,lVl'R KNKQI IT - ' THE BAND The bancl of Sharon High School was organized in 14125, nncler rhe chrection of M1'. Rees and has been very active ever since. In Practices cvcry M0l1tl1ly and Friday in activities period, ancl its purpose is to en- courage anal develop musical talent in Sharon High Srhool. The hanil plays ar all the rallies and asseinhlies in the gym anal also at the home football and hasket- lsall games. Several stumlenls from the Sharon High School lmanml were chosen to play in the State anal Nlicl western Bands. Uncler the leadership of Professor Rees the hand partieilwatecl in many activities through- out mln- year, among them being several concerts at Buhl Park, marching in parades, and playing at the clerlieation of the Soldiers' MCIlllDl'l1Il. s R Seventy-tliree MONITORS The Mtunitor system was first established in Sharon High School in IQ25, with Mr. Irvine as the faculty adviser. During each period of the clay, thirteen moni- tors anal two monitor captains are in the halls. The purpose of the monitor system is: QLD to have stutlent participation in school governnientg Cz, to acquaint the students with the many school prohlemsg QQ to greet and serve visitors properlyg Q45 to aid in dealing with inside traffic problemsg and Q55 to prevent rather than discipline. During the ten years of the existence of our monitor system, the morale of Sharon High School has been so aided that visitors remark on the condition of the halls and rooms, and about the cordial reception they receive. Seventy-four six-iikiiig, violin, piano, and boys nnml girls vnuil. C INTERSCHOLASTICS Ilu- Dual-liirurscliolilstic niccls were liclcl in tlii lirsr Wcck nl' Dccn'l1llx'i'. Wa' Wvrc i'upi'vsctitL'cl lw tc-anis, unc wvnt to luirrcll :nul ilu- ntlu-r ix-iimiiiui two l in limnr tn Colllpttl' against Clrnvr- Cfilv, with iiltviiintcr- lOl' Cllfll CUIIICSYAIIIY. At ll1lS Illlll' flll'l't' VVl'l'l' CVCIIIS lll nriuinii, lltflillllllflllll, cxxaiv, ivucitiitiuii, vxta-inpniuiicmis Jn April 5 ilic County Ronml-np was lirlcl an Ciiu-in'illv with coiitvsniiils in ilu- cw-nts nscml in nml-vciir, nnil .ilsn in spelling, Algebra l, Latin l, linglisli, gi-in-:nil sclmlnsrics. orclicsrru, lmvs anal girls clioruscs, cloulmlc . K quartet, niixul quartz-r, buys quartet, z ff! incl ,,lllS trio l'or tlic Rnunzl-up tlicrc was just unc tc-ann wirli ilu-riintcs in cncli event. my 4. I .L ' ' I 1 '-.-.-ik., l QR-21' Seventy-live The THE ROAD TO YESTERDAY Dix :intl SUTHERLAND Play, a ruiiiaiitic-cutiictly, tlt-als with a roniatntic girl wliust- wish to livc fcntiiiits ago, 0111105 triic in a tlrcani. The actititi opcns in tht- pix-sciit, thcn is carriccl back to VLQII' 1603. The clrailiatit' Clinigix nl coiirsc' occurs in rlit- vcai' Ifmrig, hut wt' arc lII1II1CLlllfLlV lvroiiglit hack to the prcsctit with a swift rlnsc, in tliti prcwiit tinic. This plav ullvi omwortiiiiirv not onlv for clraniatic acting, but iiitt-iratiiig staging and costtiniing. THE CAST: Virginia Burke . . ...,.....,...,, . . .Elizabeth Lyncll Nlary Swift .. 1 Rita Witfsn-11 ..... Ftlicl Iaxtlicinici' .... ,,...... N orah . , .Melt-na Lcviscn . , .lflcaiior Lylncy It-aniicttc Lt-iplit-i111t'1', . . . , ,Aunt Haiiit-t Sara Nlartin ..,..,. .,,.. D Olly Foulis . . .lack Cil'C1lf01'lX . .Kk'l1Cll1 llaulton Bula Hut-tln-r ...., john lAlXIllC'lHlC'I', ,. . . . . . .Will l,cviSc11 Iuhn Fvans ..... lack Bt-llns . . . . .Atlrian Lfiiikvtiis ...,......H11liei't . .Sir Iolin Glenn Shorts .. Gcorgc Amon . Iolin Blair ..... Stewart Shilling .. . . . . .VVar . , . . . . lVlatt Francis Wcbbt-i' . ,..,,....... , .......,................... Protiiptci' STAGE-Paul Collins, lvlatiagt-rg Fil. Btisloiigli, Willmiiit Scliiiciqlvig Olga Clazila COSTUNIIQS--lvliss Caltlwcll. Sciiiorsz lvliltlrcil Hiinics, Virginia Hansen, Nliltliul Vl'nrtnian, Dorotliv VVisc, Dorotliv Biirnsiclc, lftlitli Griiitza, Mll'l1ll1l Croiicli, Doiotlix Stockfish. Scvciity-six ,,. ,, M , 1. , . . , , e CALENDAR On September 4, 1476, students filed into the halls of learning once again. The Erst two weeks saw Hrst meetings of the Monitors, Band, Orchestra, Mirror and Mirrorette Staffs, Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. On September 15, we had a good footbal game by taking over Scienceville 46-o. Prof. Gamble spoke on the constitution at an assembly in the gym on September I7i On September 22, Rayen came over and handed it to us 12-13. We re- taliate on September 29 and take Greenville over 46-o. October 1 sees the first group picture taken for the annual. Mr. Ditman Put some of our fair maidens in PP? P as he gives his convincing message on P P on October 4. Inst before Massilon licks us to the tune of 26-o. The Spe-Re-Wri and Tri-Hi-Y take ill 11ew members. October 8 is the end of the Mirror sales contest and 311 wins it. I The Passion Play comes to town on October I2 and we get out at noon to go to it. The next day we lose to Warren. All the Mirror Staffs had a grand Hamburg Fry on October I7 at Buhl Park. Some one gets generous on the 19th and we have two periods of school in the evening for the benefit of our parents. On the 20th Grove City loses to us. Hurrah! Teachers have convention at Beaver Falls on the 26th and we have a half holiday. Tied New Castle o-o and lost to Sharpsville. District band comes to Sharon on November 23. Out for vacation on 28th and a licking goes to Farrell the next day. Inter- scholastic meets on the 7th. Mr. Stafert, champion typist expert, certainly showed us how it's done, and on the 13th at that. More vacation on the 21st. Back again on Ianuary 2. Work on installation of radio communication begins on Ianuary 7. On the 10th the auditorium is the scene of four plays given by Miss Mc- Mullen's English classes. Our basketball teams win over Mercer, Grove City and Sharps- ville, but we lose to Farrell. The Seven Enemies of Youth Classes started on Ianuary 2oth and continued for seven weeks. Sharpsville and Grove City lose to us again and our Coach Collins celebrates by getting married on February 9. Turn about is fair play and we win the Massilon, Hickory and Warren basketball games. February sees work for the Round-up begun, including the spelling test on the 2I5t. Girls Sports Club shows a crowded gym what they can do in a carnival on March 1. Three one act plays are given on March 5. March 22, the last day for Practise Teachers, is the beginning of the General Scholastic tests for the Round-up. On the 25th at the first mass meeting of the Senior class, officers are elected. Some music events of the Round-no were on the zgth of March and and of April. However the regular Round-up was at Greenville on the 5th of April. May 9th was the night of The Road to Yesterday, the Senior class play. Then on the 16th comes class day and a vacation for the Seniors with Commencement on the 28th and vacation for the underclassmen on the 29th. Seventy-seven S579 Y' '55 5? S Q K SQ QS 0 fa COACHES Stewart and Rosenberg lwn men tleserve ninch erecln lui' pm- clneing mn' District 10 climnpioiisliip loot- bzill team lust fall. However, honors are not new to theni, for since Coach Dnvicl B. Slewurfs connection with Sharon High in 1928, nnml Teal Rosenhergk in IQZQ. lneall athletic prosperity has flonrishecl. BCCZIIIM' he umflies linnllmll lllltl tmcli, tngether with his ivsprmnsilvility nl, conmlnct- ing the boys' gyni lmrngriiiii, few hnys glilllllllll' lrum Slmrnil without lltfllllllllg .lCllIlLllllll'il with ynnlh hnilcler, ci0LlL'l1 SICWAIYI. l'i'nl. Teil Rust-iilmerg, il IIIUSI versatile lllllll, finals enough time aisitle from his clnlies in assist in umeliing lirmtlmll. This mlnail conihinutinn represents the lmwer lX'l1Il1Kl our athletic' snccessg two very pleasing personalities. NA 1 I Left to right: Owen, Brest, Muller, Boslough Assistant Coach Rosenberg and Coach Stewart CHEERLEADERS lo lnin' boys goes the cu-clit lor the urgalliizecl support which the stnclent hotly gave our Sharron tennis this vein: They kept the spirit high :incl theicheers loud whether the Tigers won or lost. A .. '.f-' ,,',., V r ni . VH '1-'if:f3f.x.'L'2- Seventy-nine 11-E-, Z' 3'- ,g,,.?... .. , ,.. , 'Mm wk:-,, . ., , Ist RONVfScauml1, Hricik, Brimllc, Zacluick, Manager Nolan, Kcryzm, Hickey, Gcrclw, Allwcrt Nichols. Zlltl ROW-Mitch, Horan, Novak, Klnric, Bayul, Capt, Lywhoir, Donato, Allrwl Nichols, Dunn, Ioncs, Bowie. BACK ROVV-4l'l'1illlps, Popovitcll, Ogg, Ovlholc, Punt, Shorts, B. lollcs, Wc'iSq'x', Lnvllx, Tlmmzls, Lomburclo FOOTBALL SHARON ..,. ..... 4 6 SCIENCEVILLE SHARON .... . . I2 RAYEN ...... . SHARON .... ,.... 4 6 GREENVILLE SHARON o MASSILLON . SHARON 0 WARREN . . , SHARON 1, GROVE CITY , SHARON o SHARPSVILLIS SHARON ZI OIL CITY .... SHARON rw NEW CASTLE SHARON .... . . . I3 MEADVILLE SHARON ..,. ..... 8 FARRELI. . 1 9 Eighty FOOTBALL After completing prohahly thc most difficult schedule ever hancleil to a Sharon High foollvall team, the Tigers ol IQ-34 ptesenteml the school with a recorml of six victories, one tie, .intl liour cleleats. The significance of this successful season can only he gained by a glance .u a scheclnle which incluclecl such ontstancling opponents as lvlassillon, Wilfl'l'Il anrl New Castle. The squail who clainietl six victories from eleven potential defeats llllllllJCl'Cll among its nieinhers some ol' the finest loothall material Sharon High has known. l,L'l'l11ll75 the most outstancling nienilx-r ol' the team was lViike l.ySllUil'. As Captain, Lyslioir leil the team with ll spirit that knew neither defeat noi' fear. In addition he kept up Shiu'on's trailition ol' outstauuling centers. Another mainstay was Alfred Nichols, who Hllecl one ol' the enzl positions. He climaxecl three years of service with a fine season. Next to Nichols in thc line playccl Bill Donato at tackle. Bill filled creclitably a clilfi- iult position. To Steve Klaric, Tiger quarterback, goes credit for the success of one ol 5haron's hest ollensive weapons--the foiwarcl pass. Klaric also stanipecl himsclf as a smart field general. Sliaring the cluties of 4llllll'ICl'l7llCli with Steve Klaric was Charles xVlL'SL'I', A quiet, liartl-working fellow, Chuck was known as one of the hauxlest tacklers and hest alefensive hacks on the squaul. 5 NICHOLS DONATA KLARIC LYSOHIR WEISER ., ., ,.,4 ,, F .- .,-, ,Q 7. i,,,-ln.,-,vt I 'li-':a5.i,Q'l'ff . t ' H' A ' - .. 4 c ivmfwcrawi-f-5'-f121z+f-viagisf finwlriff M -w'fw1-mh-Av'.!?ca'2:-'5Fss..- . -. I '- ,.,-kwzlh' 1, . -ei., ,tg W, . -.W . . .sw v Eighty-one P MITC FOOTBALL The gridiron prospects at Sharon High seemed none too bright at the end of the 1933 season as all but one of the regulars graduated. However, Coach Stewart changed the usual custom at Sharon llllll called a spring pi'actice in April. Nlany candidates responded and after a month of practice a strong eleven began to take shape. ln this squad Coach Stewart discovered several real Hnds . Among these were Mike Lyshoir, who was changed from a halfback into a strong center, Bill Donato and Iohn Popovitch, freshmen tackles, and Purnell Phillips, guard. The team swiftly developed and set the stage for the 1934 season by a spring victory over Butler High. The season opened appropriately enough with a 46 to o victory over an outplayed Scienceville eleven. However the inexperience of most of the Orange and Black team made itself known in the next game when Sharon allowed an already beaten Rayen team to score thirteen points in the last half and win I3 to 12. Our Tigers came back in great style the next week and defeated Greenville by the score of 46 to o. The one veteran returning from the 1933 squad was Bob Nlitch. He was the most recent chapter of Coach Stewart's story of great guards. Bob was All-County for two years. ln Purnell Phillips, Mitcli had an ideal running mate. Big, aggressive, and fast, Phillips also made tl1e All-County team in his Hrst season as a regular. One of the less conspicuous yet important cogs in the Tiger backfields of the past two years was Iohn Niec. Iohnny', played either half or fullback with equal ability. The broken Held running of lack Bowie gained many a yard for the Orange and Black. Bob Thomas, halfback, returns next year to contribute more of his printing, passing, and running to the Tigers success. Eighty-two 5 LOHBA snvsa , OGG ssgtmm V. FOOTBALL Uni' Tigcrs lonntl consolation in tht-ii' tlcft-ats at tht- lianils ol' Nlassillon antl NVai'rt'n in that tht-y lit-lil tlicst- omxoiit-iits to ont- ol tht- lowcst scorcs of tht-ir season. 'lihv hriglitt-st ol tht- hriglit spots ol thc Orange antl Blank i'ct'oi'tl is thc scoi't'lt'ss tic with Ncw Castle: ln stopiiing this great powcrlionst- Sharon showctl its strt-iigrh anal grcat spirit, antl at tht- sanic tinit' tht- insight antl t-xtvt-i'it-iiw ol' Coach Stcwart. The Tigers iisctl a tlcfciist' which not only stopiw-tl Nt-w Castle, lint latvt' lint that clnh solcly on thc' tlclctisivt-. A rt-nt-wal ol' rt-lations with liarrcll i'csiiltt'tl in a Tigvi' victory. Tlit- only county alt'- lcat canit- at tht- hanmls ol' Sliarpsvillc hy a scorn- ol' 6 to o. By virtue of thcir difficult sclit-tliilu antl thvii' wins ovcr iiticlvluczittxl tcanis tht- Tigcrs fonntl thcnisclvcs in tht- niiiqnt' position of Nortliwt'stt'1'n l't'nnsylvania clianips, although lx-atcn hy Sliarpsvillc. This tirlt- is tht- product of rlit' nt-w coiift-i'ciicc antl is tlctwtiiiiictl by thc point system. Sixtt-cn iiictnht-rs of thc squatl t'ai'i1t'tl rht-ir lcttcrs during the scason. Ono ol' Sllill'0lIlS lint-nit-ii liatl rlit- aclmirahlc habit of spcntling his cntirc aftcrnoon in tht- oppont'nt's lmckfit-lil. This was lfrank Bayer who lx-gan at cntl anal finisht-tl tht- srason at u'titc'r. 'llic sccontl rcgtialar tackle Iwi-th was Hllctl by Iohn Popovitch. Ht' playcil a liartl, smashing ganic, rt-.icliiiig his climax in tht- Ncw Castle fray. Anothct' Tiger lint-nian who i'cat'lictl his punk in this game was Paul Loiiihartlo, who appcarctl at cntl this scason. Antly St-aman was tht- waiitlcring lialfharqk of tht' sqnatl. A niitc ol' a fcllow. Antlv lit-lil clown thc lvfr hall position antl his tlasht-s wcrt- oftcn half thc liclcl in length. Bolu Ogg was originally on cntl lint gainctl faint' hy his punting from halfhack position. His kicks tnrnctl Ncw Castle hack again and again. - RDO its.. . A - as-f '3tfg,c4,.t,r,.-zwia.f.ai:i:3i.s.zQ,.f, i L -V '.o'.+:3gJf'x . liighty-thrcc VARSITY LETTERMEN Football 1934 FRANK BAYER NICHOLS EUGENE BAYER IACK BOWIE K A ED. COOPER IOHN KRIVOSH PHILLIPS 1935 LEROY BREST RICHARD OWEN ED. BOSLOUGH EDWARD MULLER V l Eighty-four 4 BASKETBALL COACH l KL-tmctli Collins was hut a young Wt-stt11it1stt'z' gratltiart- tnaiorittg in scicttcc. Om- clay hc joint-tl tht- lalflllly ol' at m'igltlmrly Class li sclmul, t-nt Iiluw-tl as a ttlat-lm anal lxtskvthall cnttclt. Rt'- lIlLll'lilIl7l4' sttt't't'ss liollowvtl. His ICAIIII Won Class li Imtmtw. l.atcr hc was pmittotctl tu tht- position ul Cit-nt-i'al Scicttu- ittstrtictut' at Sharon High. This ycar, Clit-tttistry was atltlcd to his teach- ings. Alrt-atly a htisy man, hut not shtmnittg trslmtisiliility, ht- auxptctl rlw sttrprisc tiller to math Sharon in haskt-thall. In this um' st-asmt as local ittctttmg his sticcrss unititttictl. VVith a lilk- Ivarallt-l tu um- ul liftirili, wt- art' lvrutttl ul Kl'lllli'lll Cinllitts. FACU LTY MANAGER Althutlgh t-vt-rx' position mi1tit'ctt'tl with tht- 1 atlnttntstratimt tal a high scltmml is um- ol rt- ' sptitisihility, one ul tht- must tlilliit-tilt is that ol lartiltv tttattagvr. lltt- lllIlll'N ul mit' in this ptnsitttiit art' mans' aiitl varitxl. llut- lacttltv xuaitagcr has cltargt' ul all tht' t'LllllIWlHL'IlI lui' haskcthall, ltmthall, aiitl track. Ht' SL'L'lll'1'S tht- ollicials lot' all athlvtit' L'tJIllt'SIS. Ht' is Ill chargc ol thc- salt' ul all ticltt-ts. 'lihus his is a task l'C'kIlllI'lllg tact, pa Ilt'IlL't', antl cxpt-t'it-im-. Htiwartl Cliltnuw is our laftiltv IHLIIIAILIUI' at . . Sharon I-iitgli. In his kt-t-n insight atttl cxpcrt situ- may ht- tzatm-tl tttttfh ul tht- crulit lm' tht' I'lSL' ul' athlutics at Sharuit. gf, ,' . , . wEtw..k.fn v ' . .. , ':1,..m. in '.,v4..1 A , ,V -A Eigh ty-Hve FIRST TEAM C. IDIVEN, C.C.. . .. Ifuluucik .......... Bulzclan, C.C.. . . . VVlEl,I.Xl.-KN .,... . I. DIVEN ..... SHARON ..... SHARON ..,. SHARON .,.. SHARON .,.. SHARON .... SHARON . . SHARON .,... SHARON ,.... SHARON ..... SHARON ...,. SHARON .,... SHARON ..... SHARON ..... SHARON ..... SHARON ..... SHARON ..... SHARON ..,.. SHARON .,... VARSITY BASKETBALL '--34 .,...4,z ...U35 ..,,,4o ....3x ..-36 ..,..4o .,...41 ...H36 ....38 ,,..3o ....27 ....24 ,,....5I 650 ..G..., ..G..., Schedule NEW CASTLI ALIQUIPPA . ALUMNI . . . GREENVILLE IVIERCER .... GROVE CITY RAYEN ..... SHARPSVILLE HICKORY . . EARRELL . . . GROVE CITY MERCER .... SHARPSVILLE MASSILLON FARRELL . . . WARREN . . . GREENVILLE HICKORY . . SECOND TEAM ..........,B.'x1,nwlN , . . .Gl.,xv12Y .,....IONLS .....I.YNc1H ..,.Wu2suR 28 36 30 31 18 16 26 36 IO .1 27 25 IO 15 23 3-4 24 29 22 42 Eighty-six JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL '-T 12.?.'3f I-'IRS'I' 'IIAIXI SIQCONIJ IIZAM IIRICI .....,...,.. .,.. I C. ., IIHQKINS M xm L. .. ..., I-.. ,. Gl.N::l R A. Ifm ,... 41... Hl.lN'lf Om N .... ,... C S.. .. .Llfcxxa I. Ifm.i..... ..., CL... .... Z.xc'1ux Schedule SI IARON .... .11 NIQXV CIAS'I'I.Ii .... ... SHARON .... , . . 11, SI. IOSIEPH IRS ... SHARON .,.. ...,. 3 4 CIRIQICNVIIIIS ... ..... SHARK JN .... ...11 IXIIQRCTIYR ....,. ... SHARON .,.. . . .10 CLROVIE CITY ... ... SHARON ..,. . . .15 RAYISN .... ... SHARON .... .11 SHARI'SVIl.I.Ii .. SHARON .... . , .17 IfARRIiI.I. .... . ... SHARON .... ..... 3 4 CIROVF CITY ... ... SHARON. .. ...18 MISRCIIR ...... SHARON .... ...17 SHARI'SVII.I.I5 .. ... SHARON ..., ...18 MASSIIION ... SHARON .... ...11 IRARRIQLI. .. ... SHARON .... ..... 4 1 VVARRISN ..,. SHARON .... ...ng CIRISICNVIIIIE .. 3'7 vi' 1 Figlmty-svvcn . . W' VARSITY BASKETBALL By determination and team-work the 1934-35 Sharon High basketball squad raised itself from the class of also-rans where the s 0l'IS authorities had laced them, to second wlace . - , . P 4 P , l in the Countv Lea ue. l'ourteen victories out of eivhteen starts was the attractive record . 1 ff' . 11 . compiled hy our Tigers and their new coach, Kenneth Collins. The Orange and Black won everv non-l.eague 242111110 except a loss to a strong Alumni Ieillll. These victories included wins over New Castle, Aliquippa, and Nlassillon. The first county defeat came in a l1L'lll'l l3I1'1ll4lllg loss to Sharpsville on tht- Blue's floor. The one veteran around Whom this year's team was huilt was Ralph Burger. Although hampered by illness, Ralph was the class of lklercer County centers for two years. Serving as cofcaptain with Burger was Charles Diven. Chuck joins the ranks of the all-time Sharon forwards. Although he saw little action, the fight and spirit of Charles Wt-isei' niade this year's team better for the fact that he was a member of it. Ioe Glavey, one of the smallest forwards in the county, found himself overshadowed by giants, yet he saw enough service to get his letter. One could never he sure at what position Ben Iones might he found on the Sharon team: yet, regardless of the position or time, Ben was usually good for at least four points. I Ei ghty-eight x O VARSITY BASKETBALL 'l'Iit- Blum' and Gold of Ifutrcll provc-tl to Inc the thorn in the siclc of thc Sliaron cagc tt-aim. Iiy tlic two tIcfc:its at thc Imnnls of thc rival the Tigc-rs lost all clinncc for first plan- Ill the Mr-i'u'r Cfoiinlv Iyzigiic. Ilowi-wr, inside- Irom tlu-su two ggunt-s giiul tlu' om' loss to Slmtpsvillc, SImi'on caisilv won , . ill Im' county gaiiiics. Notnblt' among tlicsc wns thc 35 to 18 VIl'I'0l'V ovcr SImi'psviIIL', mul ilu- 36 to io victorv ova-i' IX'ICI'L'i'l'. Orange victoria-s over W:ii'i't'11 :mtl Raven again zissiirvml us of first Ivlncc in IIIL' 'I-ri-Citv Lcngiic. Not ilu' Icust of thc It-iitim-s of rlw Oixiiiggt- and Black st-usoii was tht- siicu-ss Coucli Cfolliiis won in Iiis first vcuii' in ilu- ulmig time-I' coalcliilig ixiiiks. Um- of ilu- im wortzmt ct: fs iii tht- tcniifs vlnv was I-Iaisscl XA'IL'IIIlIlII1. I-Iis cool mliiv and I I-I I I IIHIIIX' won st-wriil LIRIIIIUY. IYILIVIIIQII oppositt' Wt-llmim was lurk Divcn. His plus' would SILIIIIII Iiim its ii Vt'lCl'LlIl l'iIIIIl'I' IIILIII om- plnving Iiis first ycnr ns il rcgulnr. Boli I5c1'i'irIi vlaivt-tl ut rcgiilnr fvoiwnrtf most of tht- war :intl ilcvclopcd into ii fim- scoi'c1'. lim BLIIKIWIII will lar linda in-xt vt-iii' to win il ivgiilaii' forwaml position. lim was fotvvgml on tlic sccoml vi-fini this sciisoii. A Iitllv mort' cxpt-rin-iicc con1Ivinc'iI with tI1t- Imll Il1IlIlIIIllg zilwilitv lic now uosscssvs will iiiiikc CII-mlil I.vm'Ii .1 icgi I I 7 BALDWIN M ' I WELLMAN LYNCH I l W FERRICK J. Eigliry-nine . mi - - - 5 FlRST ROW: Cox, Christenson, Creenhurg. Nye, G, Fox, Waltlo, Thompson, Curvy. SECOND ROW: Horan, Diven, Dunn, Bowie, Phillips, Beck, B, Lavin, Shafran. THIRD ROW: Theiss, Lazor, Kanierer, Regal, Williams, l. Lavin, Pollock, Lynch, O'Tool, Haywood, B, Fox, Nolan, Gereh, Iviareus, Buchanan, Seaman, O'Shanie, Lucas, Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Ivleyer, Brown, Nice, Laverty, Hickey, Weiser, A. Fox, De Capua, Rochelle, Myers, Calvert, Coach Stewart. 1935 TRACK The 1935 Sharon High track team is now on its way to what promises to he a most successful season. After less than three weeks of practice Coach Stewart letl a small squacl into the Pitt lntloor IVR-et. The Tigers Hnishetl out in front with zo points in a fieltl of fourteen high schools. Five points were contributed by Bob Thomas who set a new meet record in the pole vault. lack Bowie aclcletl another five in the broael jump. A smooth working meclley relay team composed of Charles Diven, Bob Dunn, lack Bowie, and Ed Cooper, gave the Orange another First. George Thompson gainetl the final Five points by a tie for hrst in the high jump and thirtl place in the low hurdles. Such a beginning augurs well for a fine season. MLIUY opportunities are open for the Tigers to show their ability this year. First among these is Pitt lncloor Meet, alreacly won. A strong team will also be sent to the out- door affair at Pitt on May 4. The usual tlual meets will be helcl with Grove City, Rayen, and Vv'arren, in addition to the county get-together and District IO meet. Any Sharon men qualifying in this latter event will probably be sent to the State Meet at Penn State College on May 25. Ninety I il: Nincry unc,- flu! A5 -Q, xa Q -le, wb QL 4 4 The 1934-35 Mirror Staff wishes to make this final ex- pression of appreciation to the business men of this city, for their cpoperation and support of this year's Mirroi' and Annual. The fact that they have coopemtetl, shows the interest they have in the activities of our school and also their desire to encourage a variety of opportunity for the students. As our students and readers of the Annual leaf through the many pages of advertising, we are sure that they will take note of those men and women who support our school and will patronize them. Index To Advertisers AUTOMOTIVE Allum-Willian1s .............. Brooks' Gasoline Station.. DeForest-Buick Co. ........ . Dills Brothers ................ Iaxtheimer Motor Supply Co.. . .. Malley Motors ............... Meier Auto Electric ......... Sharon Battery and Tire Co.. . .. BANKS First National Bank .......... M. 66 M. National Bank ..... McDowell National Bank ,.., BARBER SHOPS Evans Barber Shop ............. Goodrick 66 McCann , ....,.... BEAUTY SHOPS Brake Beauty Shop ............ Elite Beauty Shop .... COAL AND ICE Davis Coal 66 Ice ........,..... Sharon Coal 66 Ice ...... ......... CLOTHING-LADI ES' Garrick's ............. ........... L0u's I-lat Shoppe .,.... . Mary Mille-r I-lat Shoppe. . . . George Lune .......... ...... . . CLOTHING-MEN'S Anderson, Clothier ..... ....... Hess 66 Fogle ..... Sam Lurie 66 Son ..... Shontz 66 Myers .............. CONFECTIONERS Kachulis Confectionery ..,...... Mort Robertson ,......, Sotus Columbia Grille Sweetland Confectionery ............ CONTRACTORS-BUILDING Iohnson-Mclntyre ................. Peoples Coal 66 Builders Supply ..... A. Wishart 66 Son Company ..,.. 'I IO2 X01 IOS X24 98 109 108 105 119 116 115 112 106 I08 107 IO3 106 I27 II3 104 I25 103 116 IO9 96 1554 99 124 I2O 1 26 1 O4 98 CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING Ivor Lee ...................... McCormick Plumbing .. I. L. Davies ..........,... DAIRIES Blggil1,S .,..,....., Deneen's . lsaly's . . Model . DEPARTMENT STORES Anspach 66 Mayer ..........,..... M0ore's ..,...... Penney's ....... The Sharon Store . DRUG STORES Hill Top Drug Co. ......,.... . Hyde Drug Co. ..... . McKnight Drug Co. .. Reznor Drug Co.. . . . Sharon Drug Co. . Anchor Drug Co. .............. . ELECTRICAL STORES G. 66 K. Electrical Service .... .... . Heiges Bros. ................ . FOOD STORES Arnovitz Market ............. Carines Food Shop ,...... De Capua Meat Market ..... Louis Shaffran ............. Atlantic 66 Pacific Tea Co. .... . FUNERAL DIRECTORS McBrides Funeral Home ...... .I McConnell Funeral Home ...... Norman Hall Funeral Home .... Sample Funeral Home ........... FURNITURE STORES Bolotin's ...............,...... Myer Frank, l11c. Wills0n's ........ HARDWARE STORES Fruit Ohl Co. ................. . Roberts Hardware Co. .. 122 IOS 109 97 102 117 123 105 129 96 123 108 125 99 I2 3 IO4 117 102 106 126 107 103 122 109 108 97 113 121 106 1 06 99 -I 'lf' Index To Advertisers INDUSTRIALS Sharpsville Boiler Works .......... Westinghouse Electric 66 Mfg. Co.. .. INSURANCE Protected Home Circle ...... McIntyre Insurance Agency ..... Buchholz 64 Gilbert ......... H. O. Iones .............. Prudential Insurance Co. . Sam Brown ..... .. Shilling :Sc Co. .. Wm. F. Faas ... ............... . IEWELRY STORES A. M. Zimmer ................. Gerson's jewelry ........ Frank Wen ler g ........... Mercer Loan 66 jewelry Co.. .. Roberts GL Co. ................. . MISCELLANEOUS N. D. Randall, Optometrist. Tam O'Shanter Golf Course. Herman's Beverages ....... Buhl Club ............... G. 66 M. Rogers, Gift Shop. The Northern Engraving and Electrot pe Co. ....... . Copey's 'lliansfer .......,.. Ideal Biery ............. WeIIer0Kr0use Dry Cleaning Murchie, Florist .......... Sheuango Valley Commercial U. S. Laundry ........... MUSIC Thomas Music House ...... King's Music Shop ..... .....' ....P Institute. . . . 128 II4 100 120 103 107 113 126 122 103 IOZ I29 124 104 116 105 121 105 IIZ 126 IIO 125 122 123 117 129 126 1 26 102 PRINTING Beaver Printing Co. ....... . Eagle Printing Co. . . . . The Sharon Herald ...... .... .... PUBLIC UTILITIES Pennsylvania Power Co. ......... . Shenango Valley Water Co.. . . . RESTAURANTS Dalo's Cafeteria ............... Haney's Dinner Bell Y SHOE STORES Davis Shoe Co. ............. . Silverman's Store Smirh's Shoe Store .. Reed Shoe Store .... Iohn Reyer GC Co. Iesano Heinz STUDIOS THEATERS Nulunu Thea ter ......... Gable Theater ...... TYPEWRITER COMPANIES Underwofd Co. ..................... . Remington-Rand Co. ...... . WHOLESALERS The Armstrong Grocery ........ ' ,tpblathan Rosenblum 61 Co.. .. A Y 111 128 99 118 X25 X04 98 128 112 109 102 93 I20 IO8 107 I27 121 124 I03 107 2 2 1 E T 5 2 2 i 3 00-0 000000-000-0-0 01000000 0 -0-0 00-0 00-0-0+ 0-0-0-0-0-0-0 Z I 0-0-0000 K4 1 Compliments of J. C. Penney Co THE HOME OF VALUES 00000000 00000000 000 000000000000 Shontz 8:3 Myers STYLE HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN WE SPECIALIZE IN YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Come in ond Try on the New Sport Models -00-00-00-00-0-000 00-0 0-000-00-0000-00-0000-0000-0-0-0000-0-0 0-0-0-0-0-000-0-0 0 0000 0-0-00000-0-0-0 0-00-00 00 0 ' 0-0-0-0 000 000-00' O00-0 0-00 000 0-0-00-0-0 0-0 000-0-000-000-0-000-0 O0-0-00-0 999999-9-9-999-9-999999999-99999-9-9. U 9 9 0 0 C O 9 9 9 U 0 O 0 9 9 0 9 9 9 0 9 0 9 Q 9 9 9 9 9 9 Q 9 0 9 0 O 9 9 9 0 9-9-9999 99999 I 99999 999 9-9-999 9999999999999-999-9 99999-99-9' 9999999999 DONALD SAMPLE TREVOR SAMPLE Class '18, S. H. S. Class '23, S.,H. S. SAMPLE FUNERAL HOME lNvALm CAR SERVICE 25 NORTH MAIN ST. TELEPHONE 11-J 9 ASK FOR BIGGINKS Ice Cream FOR YOUR SUMMER PARTIES J. D. BIGGIN Cr SONS CO. Phone 2350 999 9r999-99-9-9-99999999 999999 N 999999 999999 99999 99999999-99 Q -9-9-9-9-99-999-999 99999 99-9 99-9-9 O 0 099999 9-99-99-9-9-9 Q 99999-9-9-99999-9 9 99-9-9 9-9-9-99-9-9 J n 5 O99-9-99-99-99-99 Q 4444444444 4 4444444 44 O 4444-444-444444 Q -4-4-4444--44-4 44 44 444444 4-4 .4 Z 4 4 -44-4-4-4-4-4-444-4-444-4-4-44-44-444-4 HANEY'S DINNER BELL This om' thing wc flu :mel clo well. 6 4-4444-4-4-4-44-4 O -O-O-O-O9-O . Congratulations to the Class of i935 NVQ have uri other lnusim-ss. IAXTI-IEIMER'S MOTOR SUPPLY Diamond T Truck Sales and Service Goodyear Tires Vulcanizing Prestolite Batteries Rex-Hide Carbon Base Brake Lining 385 SOUTH OAKLAND AVE. Phone 1424 Sl-IARON, PA. 4 -44-44-444-44-4--4-44-44-4444-444-4-4-4 4-444444444444444444444444-444 44444444444444444444444444444 44 LUMBERW You CAN BUY LUMBER AT ANY- PRICE, BUT WHY WASTE YOUR MONEY on inferior grades, when by patronizing the LARGEST LUMBER YARD IN THE VALLEY You C1111 get thc BEST :it about thc same price. llzivc zi LARGER STOCK to select fl'Ol1l, lllC'lf'l'ER SERVICE and more PROMPT IJELIVERIES. FEW CITIES the size of SHARON can boast of a lumber yard as extensive as A. Wishart SL Sons Company 44444444-44 444 444 4444444 44 44 44 4444444 4444-4 444-444444444444 SHARON FARRELI.. GREENVILLE PHONE 86 PHONE 707 'QQ-OC-0-0-O-O'-O-Qi-Of-O-.Q-Q CQ-0-90-Q-.4 QQ 0'09CQC-Q-Q-O-79-Q'Q9Q7.-.CCC-oQC9Q9Q4CC ty-eight HC I I Q 5 E z : z 1 U, N 3 0 Q I 2 Sf o I Q V 6 P 2 L I I 7' : ' S E? o z I 3' F z 0 'U 6 I P live 3 Q o 3 1 1 5 2. 5 I Q ? o o 1 0 Q E Q44-4-444444 Q I .4-4444-444-4-4 3 0 Q 9 9 Z I 9 Q F' z : ,, 3 I H1 Q o -4 V 3 rn I 2 W I 3 Q. l E n I . O Q 3 ' 9 1 Q Q 9 Q O O-4-4-4444444444 4-44 44 4-4 4-44-4444444 Q 4-4 44-4 -44 4444 44 444 -4-4-4-4 Q4-4-4 00 0 000000000000-0 .0000 'O 00 00000000000000-0 00 0. 0-0-0-000 00000 000000-000000-00-0 0000000-00000 00-0 00-0 McKnight Drug Store E l THE prescnpmm E E ROBERTS HARDWARE our g I COMPANY Specmlly E l 41-43 vine Avenue 26 Vine Ave. Sharon, Pa.f E ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 00 0-0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 O 9 9 9 9 9 O 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0000000000000 000000000000 Congratulations to the Graduating Class YOULL ENJQY MOTT ROBERTSON'S ICE CREAM , A , IT'S FOOD 00 0000000000000000 000000000000 00 Congratulations, Graduates .' THE SHARON a reliable newspaper 0000 0000000 0000 00 Nim-tv Q 000-000000 00000000-000 I C 0 0-0-000-00-0000000-000-00 Q 00-0 000000 Q 0-00 -000000 00 0-000000000-0-0 I I I I I I I I I +4-0-9-Q4 4-40-0 0-0-+0-0 4-0-0 + 0-0- + 09 Q -c++ One -0-+0 The Protected Home Circle Hundred SHARON'S NATIONAL FRATERNAL INSURANCE SOCIETY Full Legal Reserve Insurance 4,200 Members in Mercer County 40,000 Members in Pennsylvania Five Forms of Insurance for Adults QRDINIIW LIFE TWENTY P,x'v'MENT LIFE ENIIUWMENT Aff AGE 70 20 P,xvMEN'II so YEAR ENDQWMENI' TERM TO AGE 60 Five Forms of Insurance for Children TERM TO AGE IS UIQIDINIRY LIFE TWENTY le'AYMEN'I' LIFE TWENTY YEAR ENIIOWMENT EDL'C4x'lIIoN,x L ENDOWMENT S. H. HADLEY, Supreme President L. D. LININGER, Supreme Secretary QQ-e++0o+ 4 +++0+++r0Qeo0+r+O-+ -0 4-oo0+oo-QQ oo oo00000009-0oo+oo-0-oo-0-oo-000940099-oo-Q ooo-ooo-ooo 0 Q Q-0-00000-oo 060000600009000000990-99-6040-00QQQQ-Q00QoQo0ro-040000040000-Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1935 Super Shell Gasoline IT HAS NO EQUAL I Alf ,f Y Brooks Gasoline SL Coal Station Phone 3580 N. Irvine at Ellsworth Q-000040 ooooo D H I LI O 44 94-4+-0-o -0-Q-0-0-0-0 4 QQQQ-ooo-o4+4o4-0 ,Lg .000-vo-oo-Oro-Q-044+-Q-0-Q o + 9 Q 9 E Q + o O Q o o 4 o 9 O 6 Q O 0 Q Q O 0 9 -44 444- 44-44 44-4 4-4444-4 44 4. 4-44 4444 444 44444- . 4444 44' 44 44- 4-4-4-444 Q 0444 'J fn E3 5 D- -I f: D- '-l S O 4-4-4-4-44-4444-4444-4-4444 44444 44 44 4444444 4444-44444444-444-44444 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of l935 DENEEN'S DAIRY QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Pasteurized Milk For Your Protection 44444444444444444444444444 44444-444444444444444444 44 Congratulations to the Class of 1935 REED SHOE COMPANY XYl1eI'c Better 1'Io0twe:II' Costs Lessn 945 Broadway Phone 364 FARRELL, PA. , 44444444444444-444444444 44444444444444444444444-444 A. M. ZIMMER JEWELER ELGIN, GRUEN, HAMILTON WATCHES 91 E. State Sharon, Pa. 4 4444444444444444444444444 O 444444 4-444444-44444 C 4-4 4' 444 444-44 Q44-4 0 44 444- 44-4 -4444 . 444-4 4444 O 4-4 4 444-44-44 .4-4 Q 6 A Q Q I 9 0 9 9 6 Q Q O Q 9 O 4 6 I 6 Q 4444444444444444444444444 44 44444444444444444444-444 444444444444444444 4444444 44444444444444444444444444 ALLUM-WILLIAMS, Inc. Dodge -- Plymouth Used Cars and Trucks Phone 354 State at Tenth Sharon, Pa. 44444-444 44444444 4 4444444-44 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1935 ARNOVITZ MARKET Tip Top Merchandise At Flip Flop Prices 218 WEST BUDD sT. si-IARoN, PA. INSTRUMENTS : : RECORDS KING'S MUSIC SHOP PRIVATE INSTRUCTION POPULAR MUSIC :: Guitar, Violin, Tenor Banjo-Phillip C. King Piano-Charles Sullivan. Saxophone and Clarinet-Leslie G. Daniels PRIVATE INSTRUCTION-THE ONLY CORRECT SYSTEM 25 South Water Ave. Phone 3003 Sharon, Pa. 4-,.,,..-Q-444444-4444444 44-44-4444 4 4 4-4444-4-4-44444 -4 444444444444-444444 I 444444444444 4444 Q Q 444444-444-444444-44444 I 444-4-44-4-4 444. Q4 44 O44 QQ...QQQOQQQQQQOOQQQQOQOOOOOOO0.0000QQQQQOOQOQOQQOQQCOO . Congratulations to the Graduating Class of I935 WM. F. FAAS General Insurance ' 193 E. STATE STREET SHARON, PENNA. Insurance That Assures ooooooooooooeooovo 000 OOQOO009OOO999'009' 9993 :.'99. 9.9999999999'9'9 . GILBERT'S smzfwifhlee INSURANCE 5 ,DAVIS coAL e ICE co. Phone 270 I 2 HQUUIIIY Service MCDOWCH Bank Bldg- 1 251 South Dock Street SHARON, PA. 5 S phone 3540 4oooooooT0000000'000 0 E 'T 000+0 0 00' 0 Snappy Tallored-to-Measure 2 Congratulations From sUlTs and TOP coATs 1 , That Fit I 2 The 518,50 I ,ARMSTRONG GROCERY 9 ANDERsoN's COMPANY . Upstairs at the Bridge Sharonl SI'l0l'0I1, PG. 0-0-0- 0000 o Q o o o o o o o Q Q o o o o Q Q o o o 0 o o o o o o 0 o o 0 0 0 0 o 4 o o o o o o o o o o o 0 o o o o o 0 o o o o o o o 0 o 9 o 0 o o 0 O o 0 0 0 o 0 o o 0 Q o 0 0006OQOQQQQOQQQQOOQQQQQOQQ 0 ' Q THE GREAT ATLANTIC Er PACIFIC TEA CO. 147 w. STATE STREET Extends Their Heartiest Congratulations I To the I GRADUATING CLASS OF 1935 We Sell Only the Choicest Food and Meat W. J. DIETZ, Manager I Om- Hundred Thrvc TO THE CLASS OF 1935 WE EXTEND OUR SINCERE BEST WISHES. 3 SZABO'S MERCER LOAN 6' JEWELRY CO. 0-0+-eo-4 +4-Q Q Q 4+-ofvo-0+-0444-044 0 . 4044004-0-0-054-04414-9040 17 O 3 I Q fu : E 2 SE z : 5' 2 3 7' g ' 3 Ez H1 I ton 'U D.-1 F, . Q Q 9 CD Q Q N my Q gcc ml' Cv 2 Q 3 Q 5 Q 2 ag 153 3'3- 2h5,5EE'3'2e5E?.frf5?1-Iz:555E5 n LD T I-1 mm 3:5171 Qzzsf-vfiwitrfffi m'. ' I Q Q rn J' O 'f 0 Q 5 30 -lx 0 'mm' -1cQ :: Q Q n O 'h 5 3 3 wg C4 3 3 ' uw EBI' H12 I :1 I 5 37 3 Q SP3 '45 UZ 3 3 5' CD 1o2 Q1 1 O C up F3 . 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O-0040-0-0-0-4 +004-Q-44-Q0-00090-Q-0-vo-0-oo-+0-900 Q-000-Q-0-Q-Q so-0-0-0-Q-9-ceo-0-+4-QQ Q +0-04-of-04-QQ-0-04-000444-040-0-ro+4-so4-90904-0444-0-0-0-0+0+4+++4-0-04-Q0-G+' CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES . . 2 2 mlb 55, Q sc? 'O gi:- 20 53 fr? Q '1 ru O 3 In 55 09: -:s f 9 +0 -0-0-0-0-04-4 0-0-0004-0-0-0-0-0 0-0-0+ Q 000000000000000000 0 000000000000 Q00000000000000000000000000Q zSHARON BATTERY ANDl TIRE co. E Trevor Thomas, Prop. IGOODYEAR TIRES E WILLARD BATTERIES 00000 00000 000 00000 PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS McCormick Plumbing Co. vo O o o 0 o O o o o Q o o 9 0 o 9 Q E Q Q O O Q 9 O Q O Q Q O 9 9 9 Q o 4 9 O Q O 9 Q O Q O o o Q Q Q o 0-0-00 3 STERLING OIL AND GAS 3 Res. Phone 3604 Office 370 f Q QUAKER STATE LUBR1cAT1oN I I E Bell 869 Cor. Silver Q Shenango Ave. I 24 S' Rallroad st' sharon' Pa' to0000000000000000000000000r I 0000000000000 000000000 O Q0000000000 0 0 00' Q00 000000 0000000000-0-0-000. l Winton Club Hex-'rmann's 3 l 2 Beverages Beverages z 2 2 3 Optometrist + 5 J. c. HERRMANN 3 5 5 PHONE 597 5 BOTTLING WORKS 5 5 E Q . z Pm Pm E Il Vine Avenue z z Spring Water Distilled Water 5 O sharon, Pa. I z 1 I 00000 000 000000000000Q Q00000000000000000000000000Q .0000000000000 000000 00000 00000000000 PONTIAC BUICK FIRESTONE TIRES Q o DeForest Bulck-Pontlac Co. 72-90 S. Main Phone 1000 Sharon, Pa. ALWAYS OPEN LASALLE CADILLAC .000000000000 00000 -0 000000000000-000000000000000000-0-000. One Hundred Five Q9--00-Q-Q4-0444-4+-94-0-040+ 04444-0-0 J 0- 090-0- +QQovo-0 0- +0 0-Q-+0-o-o-+4-00 44-4-Q44-+0 'EX LVV. XYS BETTER COA L FRUIT-0HL CO- CERTIFIED PURE ICE SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE I SHAROIE:IECg3L AND PAINT AND HOUSE , - SUPPLIES 230 W. Budd St. Sharon' Pa- 242-PI-IoNE-242 fooovfQQ,q,.4 QQQQ ---.gg Q.. QQQQQ QQQ. 4 0400- .444 OUR THREE PRIDES 5 5 SANITATION S 1 SERVICE COURTE Y i 5 S Goonmclc cf MCCANN ' I Foon STORES BARBER SHOP 6 I O MAIN BOYLE E E PA. SHARON, PA. I E Q 40-4 90 Q-QQ-090600 00900-000-04000 0 ff-0-09590 0 oo Q 0 oo 0-0 0 Q oo CELEBRATING 90 Years . . . of good furniture! of fair dealing! of honest values! . WILLSON'S Q 5 I I 4 4 4 4 4 6 4 O 4 4 4 Q 4 4 I I 4 4 I 4 O 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Hundred Six 0404-0-04+ 0 0 0 0 0444444-040-0-0-0 -0-Q 000000-0-00-000-0-00 O . Q+00++000000000000000 O '04-0+-0 O 0 O 4 O 0 0 O O O O 0 O O O O 0-00-0-Q00-0-00-0-0000-0-0 00-0 +00-0 00000000000000000000000000Q NATHAN ROSENBLUM Cr CO. Sharon, Pa. H. O. JONES 24 Chestnut Ave. Phone 69 Sharon, Pa. 0000000000 000000000000 0 0000 009+ . Q +0-0-0-0-0-000+ 0-00-0-0-0 9+-0 0-00- Q00-0-0 O O 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0++000-Q-fl O 0 O O rn 0 , O 9 I lf, B Q :: 3 3 P 2 0 1 2. I Z m JP C z O O I O 0-04-0-0-00000040 Groceries and Meats 9 593 So. Irvine Avenue E E Phones 633-634 2 .O00000OOQOOQOOOOOOQOOQQOQQ. .OQOOOCQQQOQQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ E I 3 Compliments of 5 3 I ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE I Phone 3095 212 East State St. Q 04-04-+00-0 00000000000000000000000000 0000 0+4-00. uluna Theatre SHOWING ONLY THE FINEST IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT 4-0-0-00-0-0+0-0 -COMING SOON- SHIRLEY TEMPLE in OUR LITTLE GIRL WARNER BAXTER in UNDER THE PAMPAS MOON GRACE MOORE in Another Screen Hit Better Than One Night of Love. 0-0-0-0-0-0-0 Bring the Entire Family and Enjoy an Evening of Clean, Wholesome Entertainment 00000000000 000000-00-0 0 000 OI-Ildb 72 7 9 QQ If' QTL -I 29 vw vs. QZQ- 2 It IQNEQE.-I L-l ln I-1Q O lBUg6' . A. M 'I E' 3E'z:'OE '5' 1 3' I 0'0m--521:55 E -l Bro gruhdmmgu m m 23? IQnD'EJ,c ua 3' 0:0 2 gimcs 5 522 55533515 :IS E H7JS:Tg:3LniQ5 'U 9 'upwiiffm 3 sy.: z'fff GIG mil- Q 0293530 -Eff:-I I 5 H2222 21 5' ' U 3 E. +4-Q-vov 1 C OO : 09 S G' 33 E -. 901: Ch n fig, Z 51 9 IW .U gz su: +350 :r 3, ' I 1133- O F'- 3' yQ 9 -1 5 ' FU p+15. 'D U O wI 5 -.I 1: ? rr-1336 xl 1225 Ln 'U xg I P OQF Q b -go 4 - -I 9 0 U I11, . O IP Zo o UI U10 0 PU Q4o0foQooQ Q000-09040900900004-0-0440009-o++ooo0-0-00000 oo ooo oo Q 0 Qoeooo so-ooo-0000-040 Oo000000000-0-off-0vooooo-voofvvbovvko-sooo MEIER AUTO ELECTRIC GENUINE STARTING, LIGHTING AND IGNITION PARTS Repairs to generators, starters, distributors, magnetos, fuel pumps, E shock absorbers, speedometers, and windshield wipers. 133 SHENANGO AVENUE PHONE 348 SHARON, PA. I Q Q-0-0-04900-00-04++0-Q-004-GQQQ-00-0+-+0 0-04-0 0+oo490-0--O--O-9--O-O-O-00-O-O-0-4 000 THE HEINZ STUDIO QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS Phone 647-J We Specialize in Children's Photographs Q ++oo++o04494 44+0++++Q One Hundred Eight '+o-4-0-Q-04+-04-04-04+-Q-04+-0444-0-Q-0 Q-00440-00-0009 Q4 Q-0040040 0 0 0 0 094 04004-9-04006-04000-Q-0440400000-0 -0 000-00-0000-00000-0-0-0-0-0 0-0000 0000000 0-000 00000000 0 Compliments of MALLEY MOTORS, Inc. Ford Sales and Service 200 W. State St. Q Q 000-000-00-00-0000-0-0-0 000000000 Q 3 We specialize in Modem PLUMBING AND HEATING Expert Repair Work J. L. DAVIS 6 6 Phone 2637 Sharon, Pa. 000000000 0000000000 34 N. Water Ave. 6 Service and Price Will Please You PHONE 1685-J Q00000000000000-000000000000Q OOOOO00000000000000050900000000000000000 000000-00000-00909. Congratulations to the Class of 1935 . . . Ta make it a pleasant affair, Came in and see us, We have a Complete assortment and correctly priced. Sam Lurie dz Qon Sharon 00 00000000000000000000000-0-00-0-000-00000000000000000000000Q 00 00000000000 0000-00000 00000 0000000000-0000-0-00-0000Q Geo. F. MccoNNELL E FUNERAL HaME 264 E. State Street Phone 911 , ,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,, , , 3 Shoes Wh ' o s Smitl1's 00000 0-0000-0-0-00-000-00000000-00-000-0-0-0Q One Hundred Nine lfoooooosofoooooooooooo 009090-0 ooefoooooeoocooofoooo-o+o0oo00 Q ERIIHHI THRUUGH SERVICE I-W llllAllTY SI lil I906 Q -1- : -. -:Ffa-'. .-0: 'pw-f .--12: 4:- - . 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'ligltii Greenville Penns lvania 1 Y 00 +0000 00000000-00000 -0-0. 0 0-000 0-00000 0 000-000-00-00-00 0-00 00000-0 0-0 00 00 Q 00 ic llundrcsl Iilcvcn Q-Q-4-0-0--o-o-9-0Q-4-o0o4-+-o-0-04--+o-0-0++-o-0-++0-O-0-+ Q 4+ 00-Q-Q--000-0-+90-9-0-Ovovo Q4-0 Viola Mari Beauty Shoppe E Evans Barber Shop PERMANENT WAVES ' LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'S Q Of Distinct Individuality WORK A SPECIALTY a Specialty Sanitation Our Slogan O 3 v1oLA McQUlGG ANDY EvANs I5 Chestnut Street ICQQCQCOOQQOQCOQQOCCCOQOCCCOOQCQQCOCCCOCOCOOQCQQOOOOCQ QC .QQGCCCQCCQCCCC-0000-Q90000090.0C0900QQOOQQQCQQOOQCOOOC-090000 5 5 5 S 1 L V E R M A N ' I 0 3 1 0 O FAMILY SHOE STORE 53 West State St. Sharon, Pa. Vitality Health Shoes For All oo-rvooa--Q00-0-+40-04+-0-+0-0-04-vroooo 40-0-04-4-40400-0-0 0 9-Q-of-0-Q Q-0-000900-0 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS Gather at the BUHL CLUB To play lmslcetlmzill, muslilmll, tzilmle tennis, pool, liillizirils, Clic-ss. checkers, cardsg to read :md to talk things over. lf You Are Not a Member of the Buhl Club Stop at the office of the club :incl znrrzinge to join now, so that the next time the boys are going to the Hclubf' you can go along and join in the fun. The cost tless than lc a dziyj is small coinpzweci to the many advantages offered. New Feature! ,-X Buhl Club membei'sl1ip now includes free swimming every week :Lt the St. -lolm's Pool. M.-XKE THE BUHL CLUB YOUR AFTER SCHOOL CLUB 4-0-0-040-vo-0-o+o-0-Oo 4++o ne Hundred Twelve Q 400004-Q-0-0+-0-04-0-+0-0004044-ooo-0-oo 0-0-0 +44-oo-0 QQ-Q4-000444-of 0 -0 0044-0 0 oo-0+ O of-of-oo-0 Q' 4-0+ ofv-0 4-0 00440-0-00-Q-o 0-00-000-00. 0- C 0000000000-0 0000-00. 00000000 000 0000-00000 00 0000000 00000 0000000 000 .gg 0000000000 00000000-0000000 0 Compliments of BOLOTIN' S FURNITURE OF FASHION AND QUALITY 4l-47 Sharpsville Ave. Sharon, Pa. 000000000000000000000000000000-0-00000 0000000000-00 00000 000000000000-000000000000000 0-000-00 LOU'S HAT SHOPPE I4I East State Street Sharon, Pa. Where You Find the Latest Styles in Dresses and Millinery. Mrs. Mattern and Mrs. Saulsey 00 0-000 00000 00000 00 0000 00-00000-0000-0000 00000 0-00 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1935 THE PRUDENTIAL has the strength of Gibraltar' Local Branch Office Boyle Bldg. Sharon, Pa. Phone 2319-R E E Keefer, Asst, Supt. J. E. Mattson, Asst. Supt. O H IdTh' 0 Q 0-0 .0 000-0' 0 O0-00000000 9 Q 9 l Q 9 9 9 o I 9 9 I 9 o Q fl 00-0-0 -000-00-0 0 0-0-00-0-0-0 00 -00 00-0 5 IIEOEOOOOOO 0+9-000-0Q- -1460 00.6 -O 'OQO M RM mm l N H 1,19 f,+9Q,?.,.I,-+,' Q?II,zQQ-Q999I4Q9 QE M . u Fw 'MMM 3. gum nad .lea thf SEu e M M itOOt++OO66t696+OI6.6:0tiO O-?,+, 9:+9O+9I,99+9 6 O 059591: O-+060-eero-Q-9-0-0-40-O-0 ceo 00000-Qvoo We extend congratulations and best wishes to the graduates of Sharon High MCDUWELL NATION AL BANK Sharon, Pa. A Nalinmzl Bank YVHIJ fr Trust Depart 0-QQ O G0-Q90-0999090 C900 Q-Q99 0-Q-9-0 0-4-9+ Q- o-o-o4oo-o-o0-+-0--o--o-04-o-o-04-eoo-+o-Q-+-0-4o-o-o-4-Qoo-co ooo-0-o-0-0-Q4-ooo-Q9-0900-0-0 HESS 51 FOG LE BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS 85 West State Street Q o-+-o-o-4-o-o-o-+o-o-v4-o-oo-o-o-eo-o-o-o-o-o-o-oooo+o+o-oo-+-o oo-Q-0-404-Q-ooo-o-so-oo-oo-0 Q 0-0+-0 1 2 t Q E? 1 5 w -15 2 24' 53 15 E ig' 3 E of-to-0+ 4-0-0- Q- +0 O O4-4-+ve 5 ru MERCHANTS 8: MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA ATTENTION-Provide for tne efficient management of your estote tnrougn our TRUST DEPARTMENT. VVuuId you trust your money with Z1 KILICSUQDIWZIIDTL' Chzlructer? ll mge ent of your estate deserving' of the same careful co cl t'on that yr 1 record your mm ex Our Trust Del t 1e11t is .m. IS to serve yt . Member of Federal Reserve System 004440-oo-0-04-0044-Q-Q-044-+9-Q44-Q4-+4-0404+-0-4-Q-0-0-0+-0-ooo-0-QQ-04040-040 H rd d S' 4+-0-0-0 4-4- A 1 z + E 1 6 1 E E E 2 z E E z 0-0 lo 044004-00+ Q 4444--5+-oo-944-00 0404-fo-044-0+ C +4444-9-Q Q-Q0-ooo-ooo-0-9 0-000. I rroceooooooo 0-0-0 ooo 0- 0-0-sooo Q ceo-0 009 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1935 I S A L Y ' S 49 West State Street Phone 1280 OQQOQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ ovoooooooboboo QQQQQOOQQOQQOQOQQQQQO0o0o00o0o0ooo00o0o H E I G E S B R O S. RADIO LABORATORY YOUR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER Everything EIectricaI 91 E. State St. Phone 172 QQ090Qoooo0ooooQoooo0ooo0oooo ooooooooooooooyoo QQQQQQQQOOQQQQ +ooooQcv0+0Qov+0 SAY IT VVI1-I-I FLOWERS , . Edward Murchie FLORIST ITXSDGZW Greenhouses: 1 Brookfield Ave. Phone 37 33 VINE AVENUE PHONE 1282 O C 00 O O O Onc Hundred Scvc oo-Q-obvoffo-Q Q +0 'QQ-o O O I CQQQQQQQ-000400-090490-Q O O ooooo-oooooooo Q +0904-0 -0-0-040400 O 9-0-+40 Q-0-Q-of-+0-Q +++-00+ 0-0-0-9-9-Q-0-0-to 0 0-+4-04-0-0-90-9-04-0 0-0-Q40-0-0-++oo-4-O-+0 Q L I G H T :gas ddoouubluae edcl:Jl2Ior?1:'!a THE NEW ELECTRIC RATE permits a freer use of Light at greatly reduced costs. 0- 0 O-O-O-Q-OOO O0 -O O 0 QC- O-'O-OOO-00000400-O9-O 9 60000 AO-O-G0-0-OO-0000-O-GO-GO-000000-O-G G C , . 5 Ch rn- 9 -.-.. .UWA -.--., C 5-E -4: ? E5:E5v5?'E'jfE5i'U 0 'Q-:c-.:,.. 5:f f-f:'U QU! P-Ursfviww. T1,,r1 O A 5' W . rr- gpm-'f,.,L-B, u, 20 'Hzfb E 5 :f-ft-U... 2:',-Q:I-- g,-2 0 -1 0 :Q:Oimmz2:c:.Y35 'I 2 A- - A- '::r--'CQ 70 - .1 .-rn 0,-.4 ,.,. H 22 U3 2 52853 eu H 1 1-r :.r-ASQT' om rn E w3::5g:.w:'-571. -'I -IF 3 '..: 3:--PF 915. fl ' . 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Congratulations, Graduates Your ideals and airns will enable you To give a service to yourself and ciarnnnunity at the highest standard. These standards Come under the head of ABILITY, ACTIVITY, INFLUENCE, Etc. 9-0-O-O-4-0-9-Q., 000 000000904-9 09-0-oo-of-040-0--of-Q00-4 4- 09+ O I Z F2 5 Qrrorv 00-0-0' 00-0 O00-0000 00-004-0 -0-00-0-0 00-0000-00-00-0-0000-00 Q Q o 5 0-00 0-000-0000-00000 0-0-0-0 000000000 0-0-0000-00 00-0-00-0-0-0000 0 000 00-0 0000000-000000 0 0000000-0 0-0 000 000000000-0000000 000-0-000-00-00-00-0-0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I935 Iicnwnmlwr YHIII' Class Ilznys Iwy IIZIVIIIQ Your I'Imtugl':1pI1 'llakcn Ill Your Class U11tIil zmrl Cup mul Gown. JESANO STUDIO ss E. STATE STREET PHONE 3435 00000000000000000000 0000000 000 00000000000-00000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000-000-0-00-0-0-0 A Plan for Your Future Retirement Should Be Started Now With the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company Plans to Pay You From 2510.00 to 95500.00 Per Month for Life. William J. Mclntyre SHARON, PA. PHONE 3155 000 00 00000-00 000 0 00 0 00 00 00000000 000000 0 0000 00-000000-000000 0 00-0000-00000 0000 0000000000 0000000-00-00-00000000--0-000000000-0-0 CONGRATULATIONS FROM SWEETLAN Where Better Sharon Goes Hundred Twenty 0 00 00000000000 0 O 0 0 O 0 O 0 O O O 9 0 0 O 0 0 0 O O O O 0 O 0000000000000 0000Q 0 0 000 0 00 00000 000004 000000000000000000000 00000 00000000 000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000 Compliments of . . . MYER FRANK, Inc. FURNITURE OF QUALITY Compliments of TAM O'SHANTER GOLF COURSE Sharon-New Castle Road Mercier Coooty's Most Pooulor Golf Course Season Ticket, SIZ.00 000000000000000000000000000 gg, UNDERWOOD PORTABl.E TYPEWRITER THE PRACTICAL GIFT FOR GRADUATION Underwood Typewriter Co. Boyle Bldg. Sharon, Pa. 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DVI' 'l'IClQMS FRAN K WENGLER Sl1aron's Reliable Jeweler for 25 Years 00000 0 0000000000000000000-000000000000 0000000 00 00000000000 00000000 00000-00000000000 Compliments of SOTUS COL MBIA GRILL 000 00 0-00 000 0 000 0 0000 00000-0000 0-0000000000-00000000000000-00 000 000 00000- Q 00-0-0 00 00Q 0 00-0000-0 0-00-0 000 O 00-00-00-0-0000-00000-0000 Q 0-0000 Congratulations, Seniors, and Best Wishes GEORGE LURIE Ladies' and Misses Ready-To-Wear 106 E. State St. Opp. McDowell Nat'l Bank o o o o 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 Q 0 o 0 Q 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 9 O o o 0 0 -I S' WI -4 Efo XI'l'l Q 22 Qc gm mn ...O O. W fb Store ond Chestnut St. 0 0 O 0 0 O 0 O 9 O 9 0 O 0 O Q O 9 O 9 0 6 0 0000000 Q40000000 Prescriptions :: Sodosi Sharon, Po. 0000 000000000000000 000 0000 00000000 .00000000000000000000O 00000000000000000+00O 00000O0O000009Q00000000000 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1935 SHARON DRUG STORE CUT RATE DRUGS Phone 768 10 W. 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Real Cut Rate Prices Every Day .4 0000000000 0 00000000 Q000000000000 O00000000000000000000O O O O O 0 O Q O O 0 9 O 9 9 O O 0 O O 9 O O 9 9 Q 9 9 2 Q 000 One Hundred Twenty-five Q 00000 0-e00+000000+0+r+++0000+000-0400+000-0-000-ooroo-ro 00-000-0-0-0Q JOHNSTON G MclNTYRE GENERAL CONTRACTORS . Dealers in t STONE, BRICK, LIME, SAND, CEMENT, LUMBER, SEWER PIPE, AND COAL OFFICE AND YARD A BUDD AVENUE SHARON, PA. :O-O-0909-09-9-O0-O-009009 700 00000 O O Q 0-00-0000000-0000-000-0000000Q Q0-0-0-000000000-000-0000000-0-0-00Q Floor Coverings, Draperies, Dishes, Lamps, Window U. S. LAUNDRY E shades, Etc. 1 All Kinds of Laundry E G 5. M ROGERS 3 1 service seiigiwgiiiv E 2 GIFT SHOP 50 N. Water st. Phone 410 I 5 121 W. State St. Sharon, Pa. Z Phone 2442 Q 0000 00 00000000000000000000 Q :0000 000 00000-0000-0-00000 0000 Q E THOMAS 5 SAM BROWN Music House Established 1888 All Kinds of Insurance A COMPLETE MUSC STORE CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS See Our New Stamp Department or 6 PHONEI I E124 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. Q00000000000000000000000004I Q00-+0000-000-0000000000+00000: Q 00000000000000000000-0'0-000000000-00000-0-000000-0-0-0000000-00000Q DE CAPUA'S EAST SIDE MARKET Where Quality ls I-liglfier Then Price Spruce and King St. Phone 233 9 .-7?O 0O4400009-G09-O0QQ9449Q440Q444494940GGQ00?i0. One Hundred Twenty-six 0 0000000000O 0000000-000 0-00+-0000-000 0 0-00-0- -r0000 000 0-000-0000-00-000 000-000-0-0-0000 Compliments of GARRlCK'S 40 West State Street 00 00000000000000000000000-000-000-00-00000000000000 Watch for Date THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN With ELSA LANCHESTER AND BORIS KARLOFF To Be Shown at the GABLE THEATER ' CCCQCOQOQQOQQQOQQQOQO' Q-QQQOQQQQCQQQCQQCCCCCCQCC One Hundred Twenty-sev 00 0-0-0-0 00 00-0 -0000 0-000-0-0 C11 Q 0-000000-00000-0000 000 0 000000 000000 00 0 0 0 000-00000 0 0-00-00-0-0-0-00Q I Q C000-0 O I 0-00-0-0-0000-0-0-0-000-0-0-0-00 00-0-000-0000-0-00000-0-0-0 Davis Shoe Co. JUST A STEP AHEAD llO E. State Street Sharon, Pa -00000-00 00 0-0000000 0 00 000000-000 0000 0-00000-0000000 0 0 0 000 0 00 0000000-00000000-000-00000000 0000000000 0 0 0 00- 0 000000000 000-0 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of l935 Eagle Printing Company 38 South Dock Street 0-00 0-00-000-000-0-000-0000 0 0-0 0 000 0 0 0-0-00 00000 0 000-00000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-00000000 0-0000000 0-000000 0-00 SI-IARPSVILLE BOILER WGRKS COMPANY SHARPSVILLE, PENN'A THE SHARMETER caasonne Pumpl sHARPsvlLLE TANKS AND olL EQUIPMENT o H f1dT y-'gl 0-0-0Q 9 9 9 O O 000000-0 Q C 00-0 Q C-000-0-0 00-0 Q 00-0-0-0-0-000 0-00-0-0-0 0-0-0-0 E Q 000 O O O 000-0-000000 00-000000-00g 0-0-Q 0 0 0-00-0-0-0-000000-0-0 00-0 00000 O0-00-0 6 6 6 000000000000 WATCHES DIAMONDS GERSON YOUR JEWELER CONGRATULATES The Graduating Class of l93'5 Choose Your Gift From Our Complete Stock of Watches, Diamonds And Jewelry. Credit to All-Easiest Credit Terms in Town. 86 W. State St., Sharon, Pa. 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