Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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V 1 , E 1 T 1 1 1 The School The school at nightfall is like the theater at daybreak, quiet and deserted except for the watchman. But the school in the morning is like the theater in the evening, bustling with life and action. The actors and actresses are ready for the test when they step out onto the brightly lighted stage The students and teachers are also ready for the test when they step into the classroom. 2 .i.f'Q 119'- 13 ,- ,' -:T We 'r l --' . i'P 'fj 'gf' . : - .0 ' -.:' u x-,'i :- ',1f i51 1-'wlgii , x 1, 1 N, 4 1-.Br 14,5 n. mf. 1-q.:1:t... -yu'r.-.yr-'X-.f..f5.u-15f.,-af.:-J.-,j.: .. .fu-', w..y,w,-fs ,rf-.-4 fl--,pq Q - Lwr.-,e ,-.-V 1: ,.1 .'yv ,,'.- v. ,g 31 - vw- ,x Y 'L '.-'4f7P h'lf!'-'6,': ,e .5..: .. Effghe -.A-,.' -,,- .- ,DPT .5 4l7f,.v.j ,f a. gs,f:?f!f-tl-M'-c FF , . . Y Af. ' 1 a H94 f, ,.x,.fb 4'A o.,-'n 1,4 ..g,a,,4 s. .ft L. 'Q Wg' . ,-..,,.-,.,-fl - ,- ,-' ,. - ,Q ,. 4.1:--,..q..W,,, .-:- : ' -:fx-:Yf:1'f'1 if-rf, , . ia.-I' .. 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As he lowers it, the opening note Of the prelude vibrates through the hall. With that note the orchestra opens our Drama. The players appear, and the Orchestra becomes backgroundg But it is still there. It guides our voices, blends our actions till The final line is spoken, the curtain Dropped, and encores taken. Then It surges into a triumphant postlude, Proud of the success it has helped to build. 1.'.- ---.,... -...- .,4, ,. . -.,, -. , .-v 1-,-3' if ...ANff'.- v. 15 - I-. f-1 1, R: W, 1313- 'Imp ply' ff':N ,hu ff . ,ss-' . iw - . of -KJ: W 5- . - '. . V. ., . xv' . ' '-- H H 5 Q - 1' 1 C F-ht. -ff a s1v:u,m.I-hw'-fsr-.Aww11.1-1-95:411.-'erm -: '4a.'.Er-1'.- -n'v.1.'3mfi9.rwlvu e.-fcm,Ip:1+ 5v.f .i: 'S p0'm GL 4 , w 4 - ' ' --.v-' f' frynvb' .Z w x -s.r5f-,.1' 1 A-.H , v,-'. -f. ., g,. .1 .l cum 1 w 4 Q g..qf?g..fI-,Fw..gj. .,. -,,.1..1y.g.,:g-.,.,.1, 'a,,ff.Q wig ., f-.x-,m, 4. lm as ,,q.,f,fg 155jg Ln.,g,E5o 41' :Q o , S-5,..1.4 ...g ADMINISTRATION Shakespeare said, All the world's a stage. It is a striking metaphor. I-le continues, And all the men and women merely players. Docs Shakespeare mean that we play assumed parts on the stage of life? l think not. We cast ourselves for the parts we play. The great Director does not say, You play the part of a villain and you play the part of a fool and you play the part of a noble. In a play one may take the part of a villain and ilCt the part so well that the hisses of thc audience are the highest acclaim. It is not so in life. He who is mean and sordid and dishonest by choice wins not the applause of right thinking people but rather their condemnation. One may be handicapped by heredity. In early life one may be more or Iess the victim of environment but free choice in casting ourselves for the parts we play on life's stage is the lot of most of us. We are the mouldc-rs of our own character, the masters of our own destiny. Education helps us to mould that character. Our great system of public schools affords every one the opportunity to prepare for playing well an honorable part in life. In Sharon I-Iigli School you arc rehearsing to-day. May you take seriously your part so that in the great drama of life the character you represent may win for you your own selfrespect and the respect of thc cast among whom your part will be played. W. D. GANIBl.E, Superintendent Page 1 Mr. Mr. Mr. Illr. Mr. Mr M r. .M r. Mr Mr Mr .Mr Ill r. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr ADMINISTRATION Gamblc: All the world's a stage. lanes: Yes, this is true, but how are our students to find their parts? Irvine: Our state, out of experience, suggests many parts from which pupils mav make their choices. ' Gamble: What help do we offer? Irvine: We offer one semester of vocational Civics which gives pupils an insight into the various vocations. lanes: True, but is this enough? Gamble: No! ln many schools a wide variety of courses are offered and there are teachers whose whole time is given over to vocational guidance. Irvine: But how may students know if their choices are sound? lanes: By actual contact with and trial in some of the fundamental vocational skills and experiences. Gamble: I-low may this be done? Iones: By offering courses, such as cooking, sewing, manual training, auto repairing, printing, radio engineering, etc., and installing machine shops. Gamble: How can we justify such procedure? loner: From the very fact that surveys in our own school show that a high percentage of all our students have, no.adequate idea' of the vocation for which they are best fitted, it seems to me to be an important part of our duties to help them to make a wise choice. Gamble: l feel sure that this is the case and l agree that our high school should look forward to setting up such situations as will enable boys and girls to discover their abilities and thus aid them more wisely to choose their life work. Irvine: What measures should we take now? Gamble: We should make a survey of our situation and of the vocational guidance practices in the high schools, and with this evidence propose such courses and pro- cedures as would best fit our own needs. Irvine: Will the cost be too great? loner: It will add an additional expense to the school district, but I would not say that the cost would be too great, rather that the cost to individuals of not aiding them to find their place in life is too great. Irvine: Do you believe that the public would be willing to bear the additional expense of adding vocational' courses and a full time director of vocational guidance? lanes: It is often difficult to have the public see some of the indirect values that come from education. Ir seems to me in this case that the need is so obvious that if the public were made acquainted with the facts that they would gladly give their support. Page 2 ADMINISTRATION S14 'DL'!'fHl!'IIdl nt SQNIBLE Principfzl Ant. Priuripal P. A. IONES BAY IRVINE Pugv 3 Page THE FACULTY lSABIiI.I.Ii ARMOIIR lfnglixb II and Ill AB., Pennsylvania College for VVolueu M.A., University of Ilittslmurgh IANE BROSIIE Ilforld History Lit.B., Grove City College M.A,, Columlmia University MILDRISID CAI.I7VVIiI.I. Gf'11eralSi'irm'1', Latm III and Il' A.B., Hiram College M.A,. University of Pittslmurgli IOHN CASSIDY Enlqlisb IV A.B., Westminster College KENNETI-I H. COLLINS General Science, Chrfmirlry BS., Westminster College Graduate Work University of llittslxurgli BEULAI-I COUSINS f1l4QC'I17'd I, Innior liminmv Tmining A.B., Geneva College One Sommer Session Grove City College Three SIIYIIUICI' Sessions University of I'ittsliurgl1 MARIAN I. CRAIG American History I-itt.B., Grove City College Graduate Work at Penn State Graelunte Work at University of I'ittsluu'gIi STANLEY CURRIER Commerfial Law, Sal1'.fm.f111xhifr Vocational Civirs and Commrrfial Cn-ir. B.S,, LLB., Grove City College Youngstown School of' Law, Vocational Civics, Community Civics 4 THE FACULTY A. XV. DICKIERSON l'l:,Vx11',r BS., lfiuilikliii College. B.Pecl. BliSSllE IECKLES l:'n.ql1,vlv Ill and IV AB., Ohio Wesleyan University M.A., Columbia University NIARGARET ELK Cfummervial Clmgraplivv, I1'4'mmmir.v New York Universityg Ohio Northern Univcrsityg Ohio State RUTH HLER lfn0K'lrz'. piiIg I Grove City College Cirncliiute Xvork Colninhin University CARL T, l5l.ACfK f,'l11'nii.v1r-v BS., Ohio Stare University Cirauliizite NVork University of Pittshiirgh AUGUSTA GIBBONS Latin 1 rind II A.B., Allegheny College Colunilmin University Snnnner Sessions Gruilnute XVork University of Pittslmnrgh HARRY GRIMIES rlnirriuln Hi.vtar.v mul ffnmmnnitbv Civirx G1-m'r11lS1'iz'nec V ll.S., Allegheny College Graiclnutc Work at University of Pittshiirgli MARGARET A. HANRAHAN Stcnngrapb-y II and Illiliookkeeping 11 Iunior Business Training State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. Graduate Work ut University of Pittsburgh PLS., University of Pittsburgh l':u4e THE FACULTY FRANCES HAYES lir1.v1nr.v.s fl7Af1l7YY7!'fl1 - -Srrnntqraplry I B.S., Grove City College l5RlilJA KliRNlS Typing I and 11-iSlm:-lluzml II Offife Pmctice BS., State Teachers College, Indiana, l'u, Gralcluate Wcwrk at University of Pittshnrgli GRACE KERR Ifnglixb I and Il A.B., Thiel College W. BAY IRVINE Biology A.B., Marietta College M.A., University of Pittsburgh ROBERT IONES Algebra II Westminster College Summer Sessions :it Grove Citv WINIFRISD LOUTZIENHISER flllQl'il7'l1 Iflllane Gmmrtrlv A.B., Thiel College M.A., Columbia Universitv IAMES R. MARKS Biology BS., Thiel College Summer Session at Cornell University Summer Sessions at University ol' Southern Cailiforniag Summer Sessions nt University ol' Pittshurghg University of Pittsburgh School of Biology, Presque Isle ANNA MCBRIDE Frenrb I and II B.S., Westminster College M.A., Columbia University 6 THE FACULTY IQVIELYN MCCLARIQN AB., NVQ-stminstcr College' Sllllllllkl' Scsxion .xr xxlC'hf?I'll Rcscrvc Univcrsity GRACE MQLILIENAI IAN Lilmzriun Druxcl lmritutr of Library Science Al.l3liR'lAA MCCCUTTIER Lalin 1-Ifnglixb I A.B., Betlmny College M.A., Michigan University MAIQY MCIDOWELL Algrlzra I AB., Grove City College lil.lZABl2TH McMULLl2N l:'ngli,vl1 IV A.B,, Tliicl College M.A., Columbia University DAVID MINK CIm1rrul Hixtorvv-ll'nrId History B.S., Bnckncll University Gflltillilft' Xvork University of l'itrsl1nrgl1 RU'I'll MOORE Spanish I mul ll AB., Westminster Collv.-gc GfAlLlll2lfC Work at Wcstminstcr College and Penn State College lf. N. NEWTON, IR. Alvrlmniml Drawing BS., Industrial Education at IR-nn State 1'.1f., 1 Page THE FACULTY I. I. REANEY Ifnglixb II l'l1.B., XVcstminstcr Collcgt' M.A,. University nl' PlIISlJlll gll HELEN E. REED Community and Vomtivnal Ciuiigv B.A., Wellesley College G1'8LlllHfC Work at l'cnn Stine College DAVID REES Mrrsic Glzimorgon School of lvlusic, NVnlcs NIAUDIS BLAlR ROBERTS Ifnglixb lll A.B,, Allt-glu-ny Cfmrllt-gy TED A. ROSENBERG 1'rnl1la'm.v uf l7rmm'nli'y B.S., Grovc City Cullt-gc VERNICE SAEGVR Latin ll AB., Thiul Cullt-gc Curncll Summt-r St-xsions clfklllllilfi' VVork :ir lk-nn Smit' Clollcgi- I' SEWALL Plane Gzfomrtry, Sfflnl Gromriry .1. Ph.B., Westminster Collcgc Harvard University ANNA GRACE SMITH English I and Il A.B., Westminster College 8 THE FACULTY DAVID ll. STEXVART I'l:vv,m'ul llitllililllllbll BS, Grove City College CISORGIQ C. STOVIER Typing I and ll BS., lnrliana State Teachers College Graduate Work at University of Pittsburgh IELIZABIETH SYKES Ar! A.B., Allegheny College Graduate Cleveland School of Arts One Summer Session at University of Southern Californiag One Summer Session at Tony Sarg's Studio, N. Y. C. l'llil.liN THONIAS I:'nglixlJ 1 B,A., Olxcrlin College Graduate Work at University of Wisconsin antl University of Pitrshurgli HARRY 'liHOlvll'SON rlmrrizurz Hixtory and CVIIIYIYIIIIPIH-V Ciunzv l1'z'm'ml History A.B,, Allegheny College lVl.A., Harvanl University ll. LUIS VVAGONIQR I'iugll.i'l1 1 A.B., NVL-stiiiiiister College Ciraalnale Work at University of Pittslwnrgli l3OllO'l'l lY Wlil.l.liR l'l1y.i'in1l lfclmution Slippery Rock Stale Tcacliers College Graduate Work at University of Wisconsin Graduate NVork at Columbia University lRl5Nl5 WILLIAMSON Plum' Geometry, Algebra II and III Trigonometry A.B., M.A., Ohio State University Two Summer Sessions at University of South- ern California One Summer Session at University of Colorado Page 0 OFFICE SECRETARIES GRACE AMON S14'n0graplJz'r Sharon School of Modern Business ADELE SARVER S'f'fr1'tury B.S., lfremlonin lnstitutc MARION GIBBONS Stcnograplnr A.B,, Seton Hill College REBA MYERS Slu-nnngo Valley c:UIIlll1CI'Cllll lnstltutc WILNETTA E. MCCORMIC Sc'cret,1ry Sharon School of Commerce Page 10 GETTING ALONG IN YEARS This year our high school was redecorated for the first time since its erection. In 1922 ground was broken and in 1924 the building was completed. During the last twelve years the walls of Sharon High School have looked down on a great many scenes. They have watched the enrollment grow from 730 to more than 1500. When the building was first opened for use, the seventh and eighth grades, as well as the high school grades, were situated in it, while now it is crowded with 496 Freshmen, 405 Sophomores, 377 Iuniors and 274 Seniors, a total enrollment of 1552 pupils. Our walls have observed our offered courses grow more and more numerous, until now four courses are open to studentsithe classical, the scientific, the general and the commer- cial. The last named course has been making rapid strides in the last few years. The faculty now consists of forty-two teachers, fifteen of which are men and twenty- scven, women, in addition to a principal, an assistant principal and a librarian. A few recent changes have been made in the personnel of the faculty, Miss Doris Cook being replaced by Miss Helen Thomas, bliss Dorothy Wray by Miss Alberta McCotter and Miss Rowena McBride by Mr. Harry Thompson. Miss Evelyn McClaren and Mr. Robert .Iones have been made full-time substitutes. Last November Messrs. H. McBride, G. P. Anderson, E. I. Beiber and P. E. Tamplin were elected to the School Board to replace Messrs. C. H. Pearson, former president, W. C. Leffingwell, H. K. Becht and H. M. VVillson. The new members, along with Messrs. H. Filer. S. Bycroft and George Grosscope, unanimously elected Mr. Filer to the office of president and Mr. Bycroft vice-president. The retiring members have served the com- munity for unusually long terms, Mr. Pearson having twenty-five years to his credit. Our High School building was built under the supervision of the retiring school board. They gave unsparingly of their time and effort, Mr. Lelfingwell having acted as solicitor with no remuneration. Mainly through his efforts the school was made larger than was originally planned. hfr. M. L. Williams, secretary to the School Board for the past ten years, has fulfilled his duties with admirable efficiency. His pleasant smile and his cheerful disposition have made him a part of the school. Our school has many helpers whose services are perhaps not sufficiently appreciated. Miss Grace Eckles manages the cafeteria with remarkable efficiency, our corps of caretakers, under Mr. Fisher's leadership, does much to make our school more pleasant, the office force- Misses Adele Sarver, Marian Gibbons, Reba Myers, Grace Amon and Wilnetta McCormic -keeps the wheels of the school running smoothly. Our building has been the scene of many performances besides those of our school. Ir has been opened to the community for lectures, concerts, theatrical performances and many other adairs. 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' ' -J' .ff :'-'11 My r-rf fn: .' .1 X. 1 ma. 1., ,, - ,- ' fr ., 3 V -J U .. nu., . 'V - ' ' 'tim p p -' ' -5 ., V .A I' , , ' z' t , -.'1i'- A, J .aux ,W 1 -,I faq W, fp , ' .. 'V'- THE SENIO PAUL H. ACUEfCcncrul Course Persixient, hrrmnrmix, aunmmndaling Spanish Club 4. ROBERT P. Al,l.ENfCl:1SslCnl Course Retifent, pleasant, amiable RS French Club l-2-3Q Glcc Club 1-23 Spanish Club 3. BETTY ALLEN Blitbe, arrzimlilr Biology Club 22 Chorus 1-1.5 Monitor Sports Club 4. LEONA ANDFRSON- Cin-xwral clUlll'NC Likeulvlr, attraftivr' ll Spanish Club 3-4 Biology Club ZQ Class Basketball 1: Glu- Club 1-23 Monitor 1 Spanish Club 31 Sports Club 3-4. SHIRLEY ANDERSON-Gcncrnl Course' Sweet, agreeable Glcc Club I-2Q Spanish Club 3Q Sports Club 3-4. RUTH E. ASPERY-General Coursc Renmnnlile, eager, active Glec Club IQ Sports Club 4. IAMES BALDWIN-General Course Iiidirial, lI7'tlll.'7'ly Basketball 5-43 Biology Club zg Frcuclm Club 35 Monitor 4. EDWARD BANAS-Scicntilic Coursv. Ifasy going, lmsbfirl French Club 2. EMIL BANIACK-General Coursc Earnest, beaming French Club 1-2-3: Glcc Club I-2.-51 Hx-Y Club 1.-3-43 lwlou itor 3, Track 3-4. x STEVE BARBAT-Gcncml Course Sbnrt, bright LOUISE BARKER-cl0lllIllCI'Clill Course Lively, Imxtling Glce Club 1-3-4g lvlirror Stzllf 4Q Nlonltor DOROTHY BARKNIAN-General Course Diminutive, yvrnsr, brief Glee Club 2-3-4Q Monitor 2. Page 14 I. THE SENIORS IELIZABIETH BARMES-Classical Courat Energetic, brisk liaintl 33 lirench Club ,QQ Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club 2Q Monitor 2 Orcllcxtral 2-33 Sports Club 2-3-4, lxziclcr 2-3-4, Letter Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. BARBARA M. BARNEY--Coinim-rcinl Course liloml, mwrry, In-ight Glcc Club 42 Monitor i-2-5: Sportx Club 5-4. ClllES'I'liR I.. BAR'l'HOl.Olx4ISXV-Classical Courmc Comivc, lllilk, Imjfllng Biology Club 21 Spiiniah Club 5-4. VVll.l.lAM l':ASlll'3R--Classical Course' lVary, baxbful Baskctlmll 43 Biology Club 2.5 lfrcnch Club 33 Monitor Swimming Tczun 4. l5l.ORl5NCE BAS'I'Rl2SS-Scicittilic Course I:lll'L'ff0lIX, lmblzling lfrcnch Club 1-2-33 Glu- Club 1-1.3 lntcrscholastics 3-43 Mir t Stall' 2-42 Monitor 2-43 Spa' Rt' VVri Club 2-33 Sports Club Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 5-4. VIIQNNIZSS C. BlDVVlil.I.-Ccncrnl Course Culm, wlrinlllv, l3iclriy Glcc Club 2. IUNIE l3ISl'l- Ccncrul Courxc lmlic'iou.v, Imrdixlw lircnch Club 5 'I'urtlc Cwult untl Grccixvillc High Schoolsg Litin Club 1 East lfnllowlicld High SCh0UlQ Science Club 1-2 list Iiaillowlicltl :intl Grccnvillc High Schools. ESTHIER BLAC:K--C:liIlllllCfCl1ll Course Ifurrvvxt, lwlirziirig Clcc Club 3-41 Sports Club 4, lRl5Nl5 BOWlll-ci0l'lllllt'I'ClIll Course In,vrinr1iU1', Ialilbc Glcc Club I-2-3-43 Sports Club 2-3-4. MARY BOWIli-Connncrcinl Coursc llIixr'bicLionx, lmnyant Clcc Club 1-2-3-43 Sports Club 2-4. IOHN BRADIAN-General Course lnuml, lzlusbing Biology Club Frcnch Club 2. IEDWARD H. BRINDLF-Scientific Course Fncrgclic, bonoralllc, llrawny lfootlmll I-2-3-4, Letter 4Q French Club 31 Hi-Y Club 2 3 Vin llru Pro Mirrurette Stull S c Re Wri Club 4, 49 3'43 P 3 Track Manager 4. Page 15 Blind 2-3-4, Sccy. 3, Prcs. 4, Clairiucttc Quintcttc 2, Sturt THE SENIORS IOHN BROWN--Scientific Course lnrti busy Spanish Club 3. IOAN KATHRYN BURKE---General Course Iadirinur, kind, brief Dramatics Club i-2, Albion High School3 French Club 3, Hickory High School3 Latin Club 1-2, Albion High School: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. AGNES BURKHOUSE-General Course Active, brunette Class Basketball IQ Glce Club 1-2-33 Moiiitor IQ Spanish Club 31 Spa-Re-Wri Club I-2-31 Sports Club 2-4. CAROLYN BUTCHKO-Classical Course Cnnfentrating, lmxtling Basketball I1 French Club 33 Glee Club I-Z-3-41 lr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 1-23 Mirrorette Staff 3-4, Editor 41 Spe-Re-Wri Club Q1 Sports Club 2-3-4, Leader 2-3-4, President 4, Letter 3: Sr. Tri- Hi-Y Club 3-43 Secretary 4. CHARLES BUTCHKO-Commercial Course Casual, big Basketball 4. DOROTHY CAGLE-Commercial Course Darla, capable Sports Club 4. EDWARD CALLIS-Classical Course Earnest, calm Cheerleader 22 Monitor 1: Spanish Club 3. IAMES W. CALVERTiGeneral Course lazmty, wandering, clean-rut WATSON CAMPBELL-Scientific Course Weary, rlnwning Band I-2-3-4. President 3, All State Band 2-3-4. First in County Trumpet IQ Interscholastics 1-2-33 Orchestra 1-2-3-43 President 4, All State Orchestra 4. FRANCIS CARBON-Scientific Course Fine, commendable French Club 31 Hi-Y Club 3-43 lnterscholnstics I-2-3-43 Monitor 3. MARGARET ARMSTRONG CARLEY-Classical Course Merry, active, clever French Club 32 Interscholastics 32 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club I-2. Vice President IQ Mirror Staff 22 Mirrorettc Staff 3-43 Monitor 3-4, Co-Captain 43 Spe-Re-Wri Club I-Z-3, Secretary 3Q Sports Club 2-3-4, Leader 3-4, V. President 4, Letter3 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. NINA CHARLES-Classical Course Neigbborly, ealm Monitor 41 Spanish Club 3Q Sports Club 2. Page 16 THE SENIORS liI.l7Al'lliTH CHOTLOS- -Cnuuuereial Course lliflgff, frlfllilll Cilee Club i-2.-53 lvlouitur 41 Spanish Club 3. MINNIIE CHROBAK-Commercial Course .llr1la'e'11ly, rlmrming Glee Club l'2-,V41 Monitor i-2-33 Spanish Club 4. ROCKY M. KIICCARONE--Classical Course Rwlmlrlr, mlrrlzfnl, mlfvzlzztitie Spanish Club jg Stage Crew 3. l'-lf'l l'Y COCHRAN- Cuiuiuercial Course Iirum'!tr'. rnrly Ir. Chamber of Cnmiueree z. Al.l.AN COlVllSAR Ceueral Cnurse flrlrpt, cvzpital Class Basketball ig Reserve Basketball 1. HAZIEI. IANIQT COTVISTOCK-Classical Course Huxrling, jolly, rlmrming Club 35 Sports lfreuclt Club -gg Clee Club I-2-3-4Q Sports Club 2-3-43 Sr, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, CIEORCF COPIENHAVER, IR.-Classical Course Grninl, rarz'fr'n' Hi-Y 2-5-45 Spanish Club 3. ANNA MAIE CORHIN-Classical Course ,-Iflmfralflv, marlrwrly, rlwcrfzrl Glu' Club I-Zi Nlnnirnr 3-4. Captain 4Q Spanish Club 3Q Sports Club 5. Bll.l,Y THOMAS COX- Scicntilie Cnui-se lflaxr, fftlilllg, urpurnig lfreuelt Club 3: Clee Club I-2-5-43 Mirror Staff 45 Track Squad 2.-3-43 Trallie Squad I-2-3-4, Captain llli'l l'Y CfRAWl5ORD-Cflassical Course Bllfklllllfll, umm! Iireneli Club 31 Glee Club i-23 Sports Club 1.-4 I, LLIQXVIELLYN DAVIES. IR.-Scientific Course lfwml, lllllglllflg. :lark 3'4' Baud 2-3-43 lfrencli Club 'QQ Hi-Y Club 3-43 lutersclmlaxtics I: Mirrorctte Stall' zg lvlnnitor 2: Spe-Re-Wri Club l-2-3Q Treas- lll'L'l' SANIUIEI. DAVIS--Scientific Course Spm1lz1m'0n.v, zfzzffzrllzxu lfreneh Club 32 Hi-Y Club 3-4. Secretary 42 Molmitor 2-33 Stu- dent Assistant in Biology 4. Page 17 THE SENICRS SARA LOUISE DAVISfClassical Coursc Singing, lileeallle, dignified Basketball IQ French Club 31 Clcc Club I-2-3-4, Prcsitlcnt 41 lntcrscholasrics I-2-3-41 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club I-2, Treasurer 22 Sports Club 2-3-4, Leader 2-3-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 344. EARLE F. DE MARIA-Classical Course Exact, fair, dutiful French Club I-2-33 Glcc Club 1-33 Spanish Club 3. MARGARET ANNE DEMPSEY lWi.vehieurmx, active, rlemormtir Class Basketball IQ Clue Club l-2-3-43 Sports Club 2-3-4. Leader 4. MARY DICKERSON-Classical Coursi Merry, delightful Glee Club I-2, Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club 23 Mirrorcttc Stall' 2.-3-43 Monitor 2-3-4, Captain 3-43 Spanish Club 33 Sports Club 2-3-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. ALLAN DlLLfGc-ncral Course Adequate, delzonair Glec Club 3-43 Hi-Y Club 41 Mirror Stall 4, Assistant Aclvcr- tising MHIIHSICTQ Swimming Team 4. IACK DlVEN-Classical Course folly, joking, determined Basketball 3-4, Lcttcr3 Football 4, Lettcr3 Hi-Y Club 3441 Spanish Club 3. ROBERT L. DIXON-Scientific Course Rnving, lenguid, diplomatic Biology Club 21 Hi-Y Club 3-43 lntcrscholastics IQ Mirror Stall 4, Circulation Managcrg Monitor 22 Spanish Club 3. ROBERT DONNELLY-General Course Deft, rnlllfimd Clcc Club 2-3-43 Mirror Staff 43 Monitor 33 Spanish Club 31 Spe-Rc-Wri Club 32 Track 2-3. ANNA DONOVAN-Commercial Coursc Dreamy, affeetiomzte Glcc Club 2. RUTH DROBNEY---Commercial Course Decorative, reliable Glue Club I-2-3-4, lr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 21 Monitor 23 Sports Club 2-3-4. MARY ELLEN DUFFY-Classical Course llleek, earnest, dogged Glcc Club IQ Monitor 23 Spanish Club 3Q Sports Club 4. ROBERT DUNN-General Course Roaming, dexultory Hi-Y Club 3-43 Football 32 Track 3. Page IS THE SENIORS Cl.ARl2 LUUISIE lfllRI.lCll--Clusxlcul Course Clmrlfulllfq llL'l'l:V, cullumaxtiq' l'rt-ncb Club -iQ Monxtor 43 Sports Club 2-3-4, Loader 5-4 l.t'ltL'r. CllAlil.liS lflllil.lCH-- Scicntilic Coursu f.'nnxi1lr'rutz', l'lIll'it'lII Claw' Cub I-3-43 lvllrror Stull' Awistxut lltlitor Co-Eclitor , 4 . , . 5-4, ., . 1 ' 3, 41 Monitor 2-3. CORINNIE IERICKSON-Classical Course Cffrlanl, rntl:nxif1.vtir l:l'l'I!L'll Club 3-43 Glcc Club 3-43 lntcrsclmlastics 2-5-43 Ir. Tri lli-Y Club I-2Q lvlouitnr 51 Orchestra 3-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4 DAVID IESTMAN- Scicntilic Courxc Daring, mxy-going Glue Club 1-2-3-43 Slmnislm Club 3. lDORO'l'HY IANE VAGAN-Clalsxical Course llvfimzr, jurnlnr, flippant Gln- Club 1-2-33 Monitor 42 Spanish Club 3. l7Rl3l7lERlCK FAHNOIE-Scicntilic Course lflrm, frisky l:I'i'!lL'll Club 53 lli-Y Club 43 Intcrschnlalxtics 3-43 Nlirror Staff -gg Monitor 2. RUl3lfR'l4 lllflllllf:K--Gcllrraxl Course ll'f'.vpn'lfll1, fighting llmxlu-tlmll 2-.5-4, I.k'l'fL'l'Q 'l'rnll'ic Squaul z-3-4, Captain 3-4, l'llYl.l.lS l5lSllliR---Gcncrul Course lll'ill'l'llll, folly, fair lfrcnclx Club 52 Glu- Club 41 Sports Club 4. ADA lfl.lilEGLli--Gt-ncr.1l Course ultlrnll, f1IL'UV1llllt' Cla-c Club 1-2-3-4. MARIAN l.. VLHMING- Commurcial Coursc lllt'll'If1Illl't', laughing, fzlxrlrlllrlrlg Clcc Club I-2-5-43 Spanish Club 53 Sports Club 3-4. lll:l.l5N lVlARllf FORD- Sciculilic Coursc ffllifllllg, mnzlfwz, friwvdlvv lfrunclm Club QQ Glu- Club 3-4. Rcportcr 43 lntvrxcllolzlsrlcs 3-43 lr. Tri-Hi-Y Club ZQ Sports Club 2-5-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. ANNA MAY IfORRl5STl5R-- -Sciuntilic Conrst ,'lttr:n'!1Ur', mi.vt'lm'L'n1l.t, frank l:I4l'llL'll Club -53 lllfCl'SL'lllllilSIlLxN I-43 lr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 22 Mirror Stull' 1-3-43 Mirrorcttv Stull' 2. Editor 23 Monitor 2-4: Spt'-Rc-Wri Club 31 Sports Club 2-5-4, Lcatlcr 41 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. Pagu 19 THE SENIORS GEORGE FOX-General Course Generous, friendly Track 3-4. FRANK FRAGLE----General Course Faithful, frank Cheer Leader 43 Glcc Club I-43 Spanish Club -5. OSCAR FREID, IR.-Scientific Course Original, funny Monitor 4. RAYMOND IOSEPH FRlEDRlCH-Scientific Courtc Rollirksome, yust fluent Mirror Staff 2-33 Monitor 2-33 Spc-Re-Wri Club I-2-5. ROBERT E. CARI-IART-Commercial Course Retiring, earnest, grave Chess and Checker Club I3 French Club 3, EUGENIA ANNA GAZDA-Classical Course Energetir, animated, gleeful French Club 31 Glee Club 1-2-43 lntcrscholuxtius 43 Ir, Tri-Hi-Y Club I-2, Secretary IQ Mirror Staff 3-43 Mmmilitixr 21 Orches- tra 1-23 Sports Club 41 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. ARTHUR GEREB-Gcneral Course Arnifalzle, genial Band 2-5-43 Chess and Checker Club IQ Glcc Cub 1-1.-3-43 Monitor 3. IAMES GILL-Scicntilic Course Inlly, gruff Biology Club 2. ROBERTA IANE GILLlLAND-Coinincrciail Coursv, Reliable, just, gnrtle Glee Club l'21 Sports Club 2-3-4. IOHN THOMAS GRABOSKY-Scientilic Course ludii-ions, tranquil, grave Biology Club IQ Glee Club 3. MARIE GRACO-Classical Coursc Modest, gleefnl Glec Club 3-43 Monitor 32 Spanish Club 32 Sports Club 2-3-4 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. STANLEY GRAND-GIRARD-Scientific Course Sanguine, genial, gallant Band 1-1-3-4, Hi-Y Club 3-43 Monitor 2-43 Spa-Rc-Wri Club 3 Page 20 f THE SENIORS IEVIELYN IRIENE GRECGS-Connnercial Course lfager, lmp1'Inon.v, gill!!!-Illlfl17'l'd Cllcc Club 3-4: Sports Club 2-3-4. HOWARD GRll5l5lN-Scieiitilic Course Happy, 'glrrfnl Spanish Club 3. MICHAEL GULAgScicntilic Courst fWndc.vt, jna'u'inn.v, generous Monitor 3-4. l'llil.liN GUZIE-Comincrcial Course Ilappy, genial Glen- Club 1-2-3-43 Monitor 2.5 Sports Club 3-4. HARRY B. HADLEY-General Course Hrmrsi, brunette, hopeful Biology Club 21 Monitor 1-2. GOLDIE HANK--General Coursn Gentle, lvrxitfznt Cla-c Club 1-2-5-4. MARY A. HARRll5l5-Classical Course flluel-cvzp, lll'llUc', bralthy Glu- Club l-2Q Sports Club 5. BOB HARRY-Classical Course Blond, lmndwmc Class Basketball IQ Glen- Club 1-21 Mirror Stalf 4g Spanish Club 3. MARION W. HARSHMAN-Classical Course llflrrry, wrr, hapless Hi-Y Club 42 Monitor 32 Spanish Club 3. Monitor 1-2 CATHRYN CERALDINIE HEATH-Coninicrcial Course Coy, grave, hearty Glcc Club I-2Q Sports Club 2. WlLl.lAM HlilNTZ7Ga:11c-ral Course VVitty, hilarious Biology Club 2Q Spanish Club 3-4. MARY HENEGHAN-Cent-ral Course Aludext, becdfnl Biology Cl11b IQ Glce Club 4. Page 2l THE SENIORS EUGENE llERRILJTTYCTIIIIIIlll'l'Cl.ll Courst 1fnllIus11zxti1', lreurly Glen' Club L-3-43 Monitor 31 Orclu-stra, 1-245-4. MERLE P. HICKEYW-Gcnvral Course 1'l'1n.1,fn11nimo11.v, polifr, lmypilulzlr Football 2-3-43 Track 5-4. STELLA MARTHA HILL,-Classical Coursv Statrly, marry, handy Class Baskctball IQ Glct- Club 41 Monitor 1-51 Spurls BETTY L. HOFFNIAN-Scientific Courw liaxhfnl, learned, lnonmf Club 2-4. Cleo Club I-2-3-4: Monitor 2-3-4, Capt. z-31 Sports Club 2-3-4. FRANCES HOHMAN---Classical Course Frizfndly, bnxtling Mirror Stall' 2-3-4, Art Editor 4: Monitor 4. IOE HOLLER+Gt-nural Coura- Ilidifllllii, luxvitanl Monitor 2Q Spaniwb Club 3. CAROLYN HORVATHfComnwrrial Courst Charming, hearty French Club 31 Glue Club I-2-3-43 Sports Club 2-3 NHCHAEL M. HORVATHfG4'lll'FlIl Cnllrst flflodext, merry, lmrnlllr Spanish Club 3. IACK HUNTf-Gcnvral Cnursc folly, bandy Monitor 3Q Spanish Club 3. WILLIAM EDWARD HURFORD7ClaxSicnl Course' llfury, earnest, bandsomv French Club 3Q Golf Team 2-544: Hi-Y Club 2-3-4. CARL EDWARD HUTCHlNSON-Ccncral Courw Conrteous, effective, haughty STELLA CLARF IARA-Conunurclal Cuurst Srrrne, rbvrry, joyful Basketball 3-45 Football 4, Lctturg Golf 'Il-am 1-2-F5-41 4. 'lurk 5.4 French Club 31 Glcc Club I-2-3-41 Sports Club 2-344. Page 22 THE SENIORS l.OT'l'llf MAF IOHNSON--General Course Litile, mi.m'lJi4'L'mu, jmwnzl lfrcnch Club 2-jg Clcc Club 1-2-3-4g Sports Club 3-4, HELEN MARIE IOHNSTON-Cumnicrcial Cnursv: Hamlxumc, modern, joyous Clue Club 1-2-3-4. ALFRED I. IONES-Scientific Course fllrrt, lust, jomsr l:l'L'llCl1 Club 3. BEN IONIES- General Counc- lf!-Q, jolly Bnskctbzlll I-2-3-4, Letterg French Club 22 Football 2 Lcru-rg Clcc Club i-23 Monirnr I-ZQ Spanish Club 3. IOHN KAHL-Commercial Course llrxt, krrn Orchcxrnn 1-2-3-4. LEONARD KAHL-Gcncrall Course Lnng, kind 'IARIEVOR l'. KANIERER-Classical Course' Tranqnll, pmmixing, kind'-lnearred Glvc Club i-2-3-4, Librarian 41 Intcrscholastics 3-4. RAYNIOND KAREY-Scirsurilic Cuurse Kugni.vlJ, kifid-lJc'u1'ted Spanish Club 2. Ol.lVli KASl'lNliR---Classical Course Olzsrrwng, knmuing lircnch Club 3-41 lvlonimr I-2-31 Spanish Club 3-4. LEE KEISER-Scientific Course 1.iker1I1lf', kindly Baskutball 2-33 Ivlonitor 32 Spanish Club 2-33 Track 2-3. HOWARD KENNEDY--Classical Course Healthy, kalm Baiskctbnll l-2-3Q Football l-21 Spanish Club 3-43 Track DOROTHY IANE KIRKER-Classical Cuursc Darling, joyoux, keen Glcc Club 42 Monitor 25 Spurts Club 4. l'ng'c 25 '3'4 1-2. W THE SENIORS HELEN KISH-Commercial Course Helpful, kontented Glec Club l-2-3-4, Sports Club 4. ALVIN KISSINGER--Scicntilic Cour L Active, konrtrzmx Biology Club 25 Orchestra l'2 FRANK KLASIC-General Courst Faithful, leulm Spanish Club 1-2. RICHARD KLOSS-Scicntilic Conrxa Retiring, lenowing Biology Club 25 French Club 3. LEONA E. KNAPl gCommcrcial Course Lovely, enthmiaxtic, karrfree Glee Club I-2-,QQ Spanish Club 3. DORIS KNEEfCunnnercinl Course Dainty, kindly Glue Club IQ Ir, Tri-Hi-Y Club I-2, Mirror Stull 41 Nlonitor 1 Spanish Club 33 Sports Club 243-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 5-4. OLIVER KNIGHT-Sciclltilic Course Optimistir, kind-hearted Band I-Z-3-4, State Band 3-41 Hi-Y Club 2-3-41 Orchestra 1-3-4. IOSEPH KOCH--Genvral Course foviul, kollvvtrd GERARD KOERTH- General Cours: Good-naturrd, lrnmmendublr Spanish Club 3, GEORGE KOTVHSIN-General Conrst Genial, casual LEONARD KONIGSBURG-Scientific Course Likeuble, knowing Biology Club 23 French Club I-2-31 Spanish Club -3. ROBERT KOPENfGcncrul Course Retiring, lemgbtly Page 24 THE SENIORS HIQLEN KRIliDER--Coiliincrcinl Course Happy, kutf Spanish Club 33 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. WASYL KUSZIEY-Couuncrciul Course Willing, balm Spanish Club i. EUGENE LHIPHEIMER-Scientific Courst lfarnest, lanky Biology Club 2Q Monitor 3. HAROLD I.lill'HElMliR-Classical Course Happy, Iikzeulile Spanish Club 3. DEVEREAUX LEWIS-General Course Devoted, lithe Spanish Club 3. ROBERT LILLY-Commercial Course Refklexx, lean Monitor 2. l.OlS l.lMBER-Classical Course' Literary, loqlmriulix lfrcucb Club 33 Gln- Club IQ Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club 21 Mirror Stall' 3-43 Monitor 41 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 5-4. HARRIET LONG-Gem-ral Course Hearty, lmient Clce Club 3-43 Monitor 4Q Spanish Club 3. MYRL LONG--Classical Course lllilny-sidvd, lively Art Club 1 T.A.H.S., l,lIfSlllll'gl1Q Crafts Club 1-2 T.A.H.S., l'ittslJurgh3 French Club 33 Glec- Club 43 Lunch Patrol 7. 'l'.A.H.S., Pittsburglig Sports Club 3-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-43 Stzunp Club i T.A.H.S., Pittsburgh. RICHARD LONG---Scicutilic Course Rumantir, lilneml Spanish Club 3. GORDON C. LONGSTREET-Scicntilic Course Gum!-natirred, ronfident, laughing Glcc Club I-2-41 Hi-Y Club 41 Interscholastics 3-43 Mirror Stall 2. MARIE ALICE LOWE--Classical Course M11:i4'al, appreciative, loyal Ifrench Club 33 Monitor 3, Page 25 THE SENIORS GERALD LYNCH--Claswiral Courw Gfnial, llleealzlr Basketball I-2-Q-41 Clam Basketball I1 Football I-23 Cluu Club IQ Spanish Club jQ Track 2-3. MARION RUTH LYNNE---Classical Course Mrxdest, nfllfllllr, lllllglllhg Monitor 4, Captain 41 Spanish Club 31 Sports Club 21 Sr. Tri-Hi-'Y Club 3-4. SARA E. MALSOM-Comnicrcial Course Sweet ,z'ln,viuf', merry Glu- Club 3-43 Monitor 42 Orchestra I-ZQ Spanish Club 31 Sports Club 2-3-4. LOUIS MANlLLA-Cc-ncral Courw I,irrIr.v.f, rncele Spanish Club 1-2. GEORGE MANNING-Scientific Course fllilz, mi.vr'l1rr'z'r111.r French Club I-2-33 Hi-Y Club 3-43 Spc-Rc'-Wri Club 3. SAM I. MARCUS-Scientific Course- Stnlwnrt, jolly, mighly Basketball 2Q Football 3-4, Lv:rter3 Monitor 21 Spanish Club 32 Track 3-4. MERIDIETH MARTIN-General Course fwcthzldiral, mirtlvfnl Basketball I, Lcttc-r3 French Club IQ Glace Club i-2-5-43 Sports Club 3-4. ROY MARX-Scientific Course Rexerved, mrtiwilolrx Monitor 4. WILLIAM MICHAEL MASKEY-General Course llfilling, Wl0df'.YI, mrmmfrly Spanish Club 3. ROLAND MCCHAIN-Commercial Course Reserved, moody Hi-Y Club 3-4. DUER MCCLEERY-Scientific Course Delmnalr, mi.iL'lJieuous Golf Tournament 4. KATHRYN IEAN MCCULLOUGH-Scicutikic Conrsc Kind, just, mild Glcc Club IQ Spansib Club 3Q Sports Club 2-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. Page .20 THE SENIORS UUROIIAIIY MAF lvlt-CURDY ci0Illlllk'I'L'ILlI Courxc lliuurv, mmlrru, rrlflllrltllivlf CIW Club I-2-5-43 Monitor 21 Sports Club 2-4 CIIERALID VV. McDANllZ1.- Classical Courw lfrnlfll, uvxr. maylrrly lfrt-ncli Club ,gg Frcslnnan Play ig Iioorball Ivlanagcr 5-4. Luttcr Hi-Y Club 3-4, Ilrcsitlvnt 4Q lutcrscholastics I-2-3-45 Monito 4, Co-Captain 4Q Ont- Art Plays I-3. IUSIQPIIINII lVlcI7OW liLL--Kflassical Courxg Iiluutnv, mmlulr Glu- Club ig Spauixb Club 55 Sports Club 4. RIRCSINA Mt'CiOWAN---Cfonuncrcial Courag- lfrtqnl, maizlrnly Glu- Club 3-4: Monitor 42 Sports Club 2-3-4. ANN M1:lN'l'YRl3-Coininurcial Courst- .'IlI,l't'lllI7INft', m1.vr'lrlf'L'o11,v Glu' Club I-A-.5-41 Sports Club z-3-4. MARY AGNIES MclNTYRI?- Scicntilic Courst ,'Ilml1'rn, il-Qllf, mlllmizvlfn' l:I'OIll'l1 Club ,gg lilcc Club I-2-3-4, Librarian jg Monitor 3 Spnrtx Club 2-bg-4: Sr. 'liri-Hi-Y Club 3-4, PAUL IVICNIQIQLACII7--CL-ut-ral Cnurxv: l,l'7'.U'L'l'7'fll-Q, rriuuqmlnlmmfx IIliI.IiN MAIQIIQ Mt'NlI'l l'-- General Conrxu lluppv, wmdrrn, mvrry Biology Club 3, Librarian 31 Cleo Club I-2.-3-41 Sports Club 4 DAN MIEYFR- Sfivlitilit' Course' Drnlmv, mngfwln' llaxlwilmall 2-4g Class Baslu-tball IQ Hi-'Y Club 2-3-4g Mon- itor 41 lrark sg. ROIIIERT IVIIIYFRS---Sciciitilic Courst 1Cf'.w'r'Lwl, mnnlrv Monitor 3. IEIQMA GRACE MIl.I.I5ll--- Classical Courac l:'rlrrgrtn', glmuuitq, mudlxlr Glu' Club I-2-5-4. Librarian 4: Monitor 3-45 Sports Club 3-4 Lcatlur Ag-4, Sccrctary 4. VIRGINIA MILLISR--Clasxital Course lilfllllllli, mrllmzllml Sports Club 4, l':u.1v 27 THE SENIORS CLARA MIREH-Comtncrcial Course Cjffdifdlllf, W'lt'7'l'lfIll Nlonitor 3-4, Captain 43 Sports Club 4. CHARLES MOOREWConilur-rrinl Coursu Coiirteoiu, miulerly Monitor 2. IOE MORAN-General Coursa Inst, modext Biologyy Club 2Q Spanish Club 4, MARY ELIZABETH MORTON-Gcllcrnl Courst' fllerry, energetic, magmmimous French Club 33 Glce Club 3-4. OLIVER MORTON-Sciellrihc Course Olzliging, mannerly French Club 3Q Glec Club 2-3-4, Librarian 41 Hi-Y Club V3-43 Monitor 3. GEORGE MOWRY-Scientific Course Guy, moody Monitor 31 Spanish Club 3. KATHLEEN MUNDORF- -Cununcrciul Courst Kindly, modest Glce Club IQ Sports Club 2-4, IOHN MURRAY-Scientific Course Iovial, manly French Club 33 Golf Tcaun 51 Coll' Tuurn.unt-ut bg-4: lliY Club 42 Monitor 3. BOB MURRELL- Conuncrciul Course lfusbful, musing RUTH VIRGINIA NELSON--Classical Course Reflective, Uiuarious, nimble Glee Club I-2-3-43 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club ZQ Monitor 53 Orcliustm I-22 Spanish Club 31 Sports Club 2-3-43 Sr, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4, ALICE NEYMAN-General Course Aspiring, naive EDMUND L. NIEC-General Coursv. Earnest, lenient, nin' Football 1-3-43 Spanish Club 33 Track 5-4. Page 28 THE SENIORS FRANCES NURDRI.lM-Ccucrnl Course Fair, nallrml Sports Club 4. VICTOR NOVAK' Cvxirrail Course l'f-Qflflllkf. nntalvlf' lfootbull 2-3-43 Monitor 31 Spanish Club 33 Truck 2-3-4. Al.lCli O'BRlliN- -Cornnicrciul Course fllrrt, oliliging Cleo Club I-23 lr. Tri-Hi-Y Club I-21 Mirror Stall 41 Moliitnr 3: Sports Club 2-3-4, I.undcr 3-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4, Vice Prcxidcnt 3, President 4. ll5AN OCDEN-General Course. lnllbv, mr!-.vpolwrn lfrcncb Club 31 Glcc Club 41 Monitor IQ Sports Club 3. ANDY OLSHAVSKY-General Course Artivr, olzseruing Spanish Club 3. AGNES O'MASTA--Classical Course zfmbitiozrx, oratoriml DL-lmutc 11 lircucb Club 2-33 lntcrscholaistics 2-3-43 Mirrorette Stull' 3-43 Monitor 32 Spc-Rc-Wri Club 33Sports Club 2-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4, Treasurer 4. IUHN I. ONDICH--Commercial Course llrxt, llillifilllii, uI1,v1'rLwnt lfrcucb Club 1. NORMAN O'Nlill.l.---Ccncrnl Course Nrnlf'rn', opfimixtic' lircncli Club 2. lililjlllili O'SllANlC--Suicntilic Coursic Gallant, open-facvd Iiootbzill 21 lfrcncb Club 32 Glcc Club 2. RICHARD D, OWEN-Clnssicall Course Rambling, dIIIIl1IIf'JX, omniufrnlu Buslu-tlmll 2-3-43 Cbccr Louder 3-43 Football 2Q French Club 33 Hi-Y Club 3-43 Mirror Stall 3-4. Business Manager 43 Monitor 2-3, Captain 31 Spa'-Rc-VVri Club I-2-3Q Swimming 4. lilllli l.lZli pAcil:+c:L'l1l'Y'1ll Coursc Ifxart, lmif.-nt, pearefnl Sports Club 4. RICHARD PALAZZINI-General Course Reliablv, pz'r.vm1,viL'e Monitor 2. Page 29 THE SENIORS IDA ROSE PEARLIVIANY-Commcrcial Coursc lnrllzstrions, n'sz'rz.w'd, pN.u-L'c:'lng Spanish Club 31 Sports Club 4. BILL I'EAT--Gvlwral Courwc Hlilhe, perwnzzlllr' Football 4Q Cleo Club 2-33 Spanish Club 52 Track 4, DOROTHY PETERS--Classical Coursu Daxhinlq, pcrxixtvnl Clcc Club 1-2-rg-43 Spanish Club jg Sports Llub .I-F:-1, lxiulw' .1 CLARENCE I'HlI.Lll'S-Scientific Course Crillfal, promising Glcc Club 4. ERMA PHYTHYON--Gclivrail Course Iiarncxt, penxivr Glcc Club 21 Spanish Club 3. FRANCES C. PISEGNA7Comma-rcial Course Fnendly, mol, pmreful Spanish Club 3: Sports Club 2-3, MILDRED POI'OW+Classical Course Illfmm-fly, progressive French Club ,gg Glcc Club I-2-3-45 Sports Club 2-4. ANNE I'RESLEY7GClu'ral Course f1fff'r'tinnn11', prwlly Glcc Club 1-2. ANDREW A. I7REI.EEfClassical Course fingular, pnsxiuc Baud 3-43 Biology Club 2Q Frcuch Club 3- ADELAIDE PRICE-Classical Course flttfrltivzf, pzfrzrrflrl French Club 32 Glcc Club l-2-3Q Iuturscliolaxtics ig Sgmru Club 3-4. IAMES T. PURDIE--Com-ral Course Iuunty, teaxlng, pleasing Clcc Club lg Spanish Club 2-31 Spa'-Rr-VVri Club i-2-5. ELLIS RABINOVITZ- Claasical Cours:- Ifager, rolmxt Biology Club 22 I5rcuch Club 2-33 Monitor LQ Spanish Club 3. Page 30 THE SENIOR NANCY RAY-Classical Course Nnivr, rrnxxuring S lfrcuch Cl11b 31 Clcc Club 2-3-4. Vice Prcsiclcut 43 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club 2Q Our Act Plays 31 Spa-Rc-Wri Club 2-3-4, LL'1lllL'l' 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. BETTY LOUISE REA--Classical Course lfrudtrlrlng, lofty, romantir: Biology Club ZQ French Club 32 Glcc Club 1-2-33 Sports Club 3-43 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club 1-23 lvlouitor 22 Spa'-RC-NVri Club 1-2-33 Sports Club 2 IOSHPH N. RENSHAVV-Claascial Course jolly, nimlzlr. robust Biology Club 21 French Club 2-33 Track 3. IIRIEDA RESNICH-Classical Course' Fair, regular lfrcuch Club 3Q Clue Club 1-2-43 Monitor RONALD RlCHARDSON-Coinmcrcial Course Rz'.vf'rued, rrtifent Golf 32 Mo11itor 2. HELEN RINDY-Classical Coursn Honorrllllr, retiring l:l'L'l1Cl'l Club 2Q Glcc Club I-2-4Q Sporta Clu BETTY LOUISE RIPPEL-General Course Iflam1', lt'iJIlfL'l:V, rrfined Clcc Club I-2-3-41 Monitor 23 Spanish Clu KATHLIEIEN RITENOUR-General Course Kntv, 7'L'll,YU7llllJlL' Clcc Club 2-3: Spanish Club 3. Tl'lliODORE ROBBINS-Scicntilic Coursr Traveling, rl-1-lelru Biology Club 22 Mo11itor 31 Spanish Club 3. MARTHA ROBERTS-KIonuncrcial Course fllc'tl1oa'lr'u1l, rollirking Glcc Club 1-33 Sports Club 2-4. MARY THERESA ROBERTS--Gcncral Course A1lIHl1I'fIy, lartfnl, ravzfrunl b 31 Sports Club .4 4. b 3. Clvc Club 1-2-3-43 Sports Cl11b 2-3-43 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. XVILDA li. ROGERS-Scientific Course ll'1t!y, rfflcient, reliulllc' Clu- Club I-2-3-43 lr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 1-23 Monitor 23 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. Page 31 THE SENIORS KATHRYN ROlVlELFANGER-Commercial Course Keen, rollicking Clee Club i-2-3-43 Monitor 33 Sports Club 2-3-4, ELIZABETH ROSEBORO-General Courw Energetir, remunrcful French Club 2-33 Glec Club 1-2-33 Sports Club 1-2-5 MELVIN A. ROSENFELDfScientiHc Course lUi.w:hieunu.v, reliable Hi-Y Club 4Q Tvlonitor 23 Spc-Rc-Wri Club 2-33 Tratlic Squad 3-4. MARIBELLE ROWLANDS-General Course Merry, reammzblr Clee Club 2-4Q Spanish Club 33 Sports Club 2-3-4. LESTER RUBEN-Classical Course Lingual, rolmxt Basketball 21 lnterscholastics 31 Spanish Club 31 Spf:-Rc-Wrl Club I-2-33 Track 4. RUTH RUBENSTEIN-Classical Course Reserved, regular French Club 32 Glue Club I-2-41 Nlonitor ZQ Sports Club 4 LOUISE RYAN-Classical Course Lenient, rctivent Glee Club I-2-3-42 Ivlouitor 43 Spanish Club 33 Sports Cl b 2-3-4. ROBERT SANKEY-Scientilic Course Reflelexs, .mfinlrlr ROBERT SCHNElDER-General Course Retiring, serene Monitor 4. GEORGE SEARSfClassical Course Genial, sfmsiue Cheerleader 41 French Club 31 Hi-Y Club 3-4. Tren Senior Boys Club 4. MILDRED SEWINSKY-Commercial Course Mirlhful, steadfast Glee Club I-33 Sports Club 4. EZEKIAL SHANKfScientific Course Errant, sunny French Club 3, Page 32 SUIT' THE SENIORS lOllN Sl lARVVA'l'Z-- Cvnrral Course lorlrmf, sorilllflr' l-ootballl Ag Spauusb Club 5: lrnclt I.. CIINIEVIVIQ AI.lCli SlllfAKl.IiY-Crm-ral Course fllflf, m'1iL'r', mmlv lllcc Club 3, MAXINIE Sl'lll'l li Ucm'rul Coursc lllilffllflll, .sm-mlzlr l5rt-uclm Club 3 Glu- Club 2- 3 lI1lCl'Sl'll0l1l5YlL'5 - Q Mirrorcttc N Q V 3 5 3 3 4 Stull Vg-4: Sports Klub 4. CNRI. AARON Slfbll Cll'Ill'I'Qll Courst Cuxmll, fury, .xplrllf-fl Ol'cl1c'stx':1 I'2. IJIENISIT SMIEYERS' Cl.1sxic.1l Courst' .IJ1m111utlUf', .rmuuilr llrcucb Club 5: Glu- Club 1-2-3-4. Sccrvtalry 41 Sports Club 4. Al.l7Rl5l7 SlllllZlER--Classical Coursc .-Imifulzlv, srurzly llalalwtlmnll 21 Clam Bzlxkctlmll IQ Spanish Club 3. IANIE Sl'lfNCl5R- cllLl55IL'All Coursc lolly, xfnlgfrlm' Cllcc Club I-ZY4, Mixctl Quzlrtt-t 1, I.lllI'2lI'lZlll gg Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club 1-2: Spt--Rc-W'ri Club 1-2-33 Sports Club 4. CYN'lAlllA SQlllRli-- Ccllclull Course CUIIILIILI, .u'rnpulou.v Cleo Club I-2-4g Orcllcslral 41 Sports Club 4. TRIQSSA STANKOVVICZ- -c:i!llllllL'l'L'lill Coursv: T!'ll.Ylll'Il7'fllX'. xte'lul'fu.ft Glu' Club I-I-3-41 Ir. Clnuubcr of C:0ll1llll'l'CL' zg Sports Club 4. MAllCARl5'l' lvl. SlAlil'lll2NSONiCl.lssical Course fllfrllvfnl, Jwlugmlzllmomv, .runny llI'L'llCll Club jg Nlouitor 4: Sports Club 2-3-4g Sr. Tri-HI-Y Club 4, IRICHARD S'l'liXVAR'I'- Gcocml Course lfn'l'l1'.f.v, .fkllrulr llusltvtlmll I-1433 Monitor 1-2-,gg Spauusb Club 3. CLARIENCIQ STOVVlf-Cum-ml Courxc Cun'frn', xtallwlrl lfrcucb Club jg lfootlmll 3. Page 33 ' THE SENIORS MARY E. STUPKA-Commercial Course llletliridifal, silent French Club 3, Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club 2: Mirror Staff 4. Secretary 4Q Sports Club 2-3-4 IOHN SULESKY-Scientific Course lust, .vhy Class Basketball I-2Q Football 3-4. HELEN SUTTON-General Course Happy, serene Glee Club 45 Sports Club 4. IOHN TARR-General Course Iolly, truxtful FRANCIS TAYLOR-General Course Friendly, truthful ROBERT M. THOMAS-Scientilie Course Regular, mischievous, thoughtful Basketball IQ Class Basketball rg Football x Staff 42 Spanish Club 2-33 Track 1-2-3-4, IRENE THOMPSON-Classical Course Impaticnt, talkative Glee Club I-2-3-4, Monitor 1-3, Spani Club 3-4. MICHAEL VACCARO-Scientific Course Merry, variable Glee Club 4Q Spanish Club 3. PASCAL IOHN VACCARO-General Course Peaceful, jaurity, vexatious Reserve Basketball ig Spanish Club 3. IOSEPH VOYTIK-Commercial Course lofimd, vigorous Monitor 2-33 Spanish Club 3. HELEN C. WALDO--Classical Course Happy, commendable, witty French Club 32 Glee Club 3-4g Mirro MARY ELIZABETH WALSH-Classical Cou Modern, eager, willing French Club 31 Glee Club I-2-4, Monitor Page 34 r Staff -2-3, Letter, Mirror Letter. sh Club 31 Sporrs 43 Sports Club 3-4 rse 3. THE SENIORS DOROTHY WANSACK- Classical Course Dark, :winning Glcc Club I-2.-3-41 Monitor jg Spanish Club 5 Smrts Club 2--5-4. IFDDII1 WATTIERS- Gcllcrall CZUIIYSC I:'arm'.v!, wilful lllrcrsclmlastics 3: lvluuilm' Kg. lAMl5S WHATTON- -Scivntiliu Coursn Inlzilanl, ufixr-rrarlflrl-q Gln-c Club 1-2-3-4: Nlnultur 2-3: Spauusb Club 3. lfl.lZABliTl'l ANNE VVl-ll'l'l5l-lliAD-- Gem-ral Couran- IZ4.'lfl7t'.VI, nmlnzlflr. :L-:fling Glvc Club I-2-5442 Muuitur 1-jg Club 3-4. RALl'l'l XVlllSlfN--Sclcutillc Course Relmlllc, warm-brurtcri Basketball MilllRlgL'f 4. l5LORlfNClf Wll.D--Classical Course l l11c.'nt, win' Spa'-Rc-Wri Club 3 Sportx lfrcuclx Club 3' loc Club 4' Sports Club 5 Sr. Trl 1 . A, .1 , , J . 3-4 Club 4. CA'l4lll:RlNli WlLl.lANlS--Gem-ral CourSc Clfvrrflrl, ufutfbfirl Plaakctlmll l-21 Biology Club zg lfrcucb Club 5-41 G I-z-3-45 Sports Club -3-4. RICHARD BOYD Wll.l.lAMS- Scicutilic Cuursc 1lr.vf'rL'r'd, lllln'-1jVz'fl', uvu'-V Bzuul I-2-K5-4. Vice l'rvsidcur 41 Spnuixb Club 3. NIARY IANF VVILLSONY Sciulltilic Coursc f'l'Iirll1fnl, jflnnly, 11-inmmr Bnslwtlmll IQ Class Balskctlmnll xg lfrcurh Club 32 lr. Trl HI Y . i . Club 1-2. Prcxmlcut ZQ Sports Club 2-3-4, Lender 2-34 .81 Tri-Hi-Y Club 5-4, HARRY Wll.SON-- -Sclcurllic Courxc llrlpful, willmg S'l'l5l.l.A lVlAlf XVLHHANlN---flllIllIllt'I'ClLll Cuursc Sf'n'1vr, mmirxl, uwrm-lmlrlcd Glu- Club I-2-3-43 luulor Cluuubcx' ul' Commvrcc 1-2 Spurs Club 4, lVlll.DRlfD WOOD--Classical Coursc Mrrdisb, wfll-l1rz'r!' llrcucb Club jg Sports Club 2-3-4g Sr, Tri-Hi-'Y Club 11 :nge THE SENlORS CLAIR WOODl:ORlj--CiCllL'flll Course Cvmpmwd, wary French Club 3-43 Glcc Club 4. TWILA YARIAN-Commercial Course Tranqiul, ynntbfnl Glcc Club 1-2-3-45 Monitor 31 Spanish Club 3g Sports Club 3-4 LOUIS YARZABfScicutilic Course Likmllle, ymmanly Football l-2-.QQ Monitor 51 Track i-2-3. IJLLIAN YlfAGlfR-Coinnwrcial Coursc' Laughing, ylclding Biology Club 21 Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Club i-zg Monitor LQ Spanish Club 3Q Sports Club 4Q Sr, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3-4. PAULINE YOBEfCoinincrcial Course P1ea.mnt, yearning Glee Club ig Monitor 21 Sports Club 2-3-4. MIKE YONOSIK-GL'I1L'F2ll Cnursc Nletbndiral, youthful Biology Club ZQ Spanish Club 3, RAYMONIU YOUNG-Classical Course Rl'.Yl2l17'K'L'fIll, VIFIIVIMLYI7 Hi-Y Club 42 Monitor 51 Spanish Club 3. ROBERT YOUNG--Scicntilic Coursc Rm'kleJ.v, Yz1r1kcf' Spanish Club 3. FRANCES ANN ZEBROSKl-Commercial I Courst Frixky, atbletlf, zipping v Class Basketball ig French Club 31 Cleo Club l'2-3-41 Sports Club 2-3-4. IOHN DEAN Inst, dalfnllfnvs Spanish Club 3. MARY ROSE STUMPFF Mrmdcfst, reliable, slnrcrc French Club 3Q Glcc Club I-2-3-43 Monitor ig Sports Club 2-3-4. Page 56 1,m'w-lnlm l was ml lrrglffj ff-f Zffzlfm-pl wnqvm - ' f , -gig. f-zzfzff A CHALLENGE y QBl-ought about by the deaths of Maryikose Stumpff Iohn Dew. Betty Allcnj 4 Build a monument to Youth, To Youth who's passed away. Bur build if not of marble blocks Or stone or brick or clay. Build a monument to those . Who loved their life as we: Make it one of thogglits To hold in memory. Page 37 HONOR ROLL, CLASS OF 1936 CARBON, FRANCIS .... FAHNOE, FREDERICK ....... YEAGER, LILLIAN ............. MIREI-I, CLARA CATHERINE ..... DAVIES, IOI-IN LLEWELLYN ..... O'BRIEN, ALICE ............. KNEE, DORIS .......... BUTCI-IKO, CAROLINE .... ROSENFELD, MELVIN ..... CARLEY, MARGARET .... STUPKA, MARY ..... PRICE, ADELAIDE ..... DE MARIA, EARL .......... DIXON, ROBERT LEROY ..... FRIEDRICI-I, RAYMOND WILD, FLORENCE ....... GAZDA, EUGENIA ..... WIESEN, RALPH ..... O'MASTA, AGNES ..... LOVVE, MARIE ......... EI-IRLICI-I, CHARLES ..... BASTRESS, FLORENCE ..... DROBNEY, ANNA RUTH .... Page 38 1-1w 4:. g :.L.1..M.1.f ' 93.888 92.736 92- 55 92-3 92- 1 57 9'-857 9' -75 91.41 1 9 1 .055 90944 90.76 1 90.666 90-647 90.61 1 90- 5 90.41 1 90.277 90- 277 90. 235 90. 176 90-055 89833 89-714 FMWMMQMWHWTFPUWWWEMPHW fVWWFFWWFWWF+,Qnee, 4 , .. 3 -- - V- - -, f YI f.V3I,g-if INTERLUDE' The players in our theater E Are in various stages of developmentg First we have understudies- As such beginners gcc their first experience. Soon they are given bit parts Along with which come chances of promotion. D Experience leads no prominence And makes them real members of the cast. In time they rise as scars, Accepting as their due, hard work and glory. Page 39 L S- 'ti-A nf. -, --N' nr 'Q uv l if 'cv ! Q liulxlnxulxhi, HOME ROOMS Room 315 lvl! lu right' l'll'sl Row KI'iSIli, Iulwy, lIk'hIll.lll. liuhxlu, I.mhh, lluguzv. Long, lxlmx, llnllalckw, lmlm. Suunul Ruu- Ihnrmlh. Kin-ivr, Kish, lnhm, llughsun, lhumw. l.nu. lnwmlcs, llmxm. Ium-s. 4hlx'41 Run l.Xlh'. fi. Klum. Cl. Koch, mv. lulu-x. KL-Islcr,-S, Imwx, KVINCIA. Kalhl. U, lxlms, lmnmh Rmx KiDXllliIlSli3'. RJYIIY Lrcr. l..uvr1'lx'. Killa. l..llUI', llririk, Ii. lxurlm. l..1x'm. lfilth Row Mr. Ninrlas. Hmmm. lhxlxlmrnlu. Kormclmixmsky, Kll-nuxiclm, lXL'LlX1'llX'. I. lmuw. Room 307 l.m'II lu right l5lx'sI Row- I'l'.ll1ll, llcllvl, ll.n'nmlck. Gray. lh-m-glmn. Gillx, llcnry, Kll1Ii'l'. SL'k'llHlI Row Nhsx hflmwlv, Hall, Hv.ullv.'y, lhuluusky. llzunkvu, Lmllalglu-xx lim-Ill lh-xx, Ckavcs, Harris. 'llhird Row Grow, Gruitvn, Ci. G.u'vcy, llulmhvr, lrussmnn, Hagwoml. Cin-rn-lm, Cir.1ii11gc1', fourth Row- -T, Gchharsl, Clown, Clrnvcs, Hcrllmnuwicz. Clritliu, llurx.1Ih, Cimhmky, I.. imrvm-V, Hill. Room 306 LL-tr lu right' l'iI'Sl Row l:Y1'I'1Ill, Hum'- gnn. A, lfvnns, llmmk, l3lIl.lI'llU, Dmlds, lllllx' 5l'K'llHll Row l'cI'r.lri, l:0I'I'U, Dc Mulh. hm-ls, limm, liixnnmn, Du-hl, l:Il'L'glK', Thml Rum l3ull1ku'rlj'. ciilthlld, x l:lhN, I-Irina. IXIYIN. lhuvics, A. lJ1lYlLI. Mr',hX' Rmunlu-rg !'UlIl'lh Row l,llFllIIy2l, l'lal5, lx-rlx. linux .N lwnm. I-mklwnncr. R, l'ux,l lim llllh Rr x R Uuxnl lux ulld 1 . l'x . - , U 1 . F' XV lux. R l5.ux1--N, I-hfk. :X lux. l'll'IlllIlg,f Room 305 X214 l.n-It lu Vlglllf I-irxl Rum' llnin. Lhrisl' Vlhull. KLIIILHISI, l,0llgj,l2lN, Cflilhwrd. Sm-colul Run Clrnwturcl, Clullinx, Chiulli. l,L'l1ll1NK'y, lhunflc. Thin! Row- Cfhm-, Brust. Bohm, I lic-ll, Bhlllllilll, czllllbivlll. Iwrurth Row Bnlotin. Clrmsim, Clnldwcll, CTUIIISUKOIQ, Clmlmrc. f:.llYL'I'l. l5iilh RUN fc:klIllIlIDClI, R. Ilvll. c.ltI'Ll, C,hxxhoIn1, lhnlnslan, C.uh-1, hiwn. Sixth Row Kihihls, liurkr, hurhf mmm. f.l1IlIl1.lI', Lunlwrx i,I.1tl4-V, Brurkwgw, 34 -fm ,VJ 63 45 QM LN- ,X 1 x, 3. -X QLJ HOME ROOMS Room 210 I.:-ll to I'ItL:l1lI 1:lI'Nl Row- 'lf lxlalflulll, Malmmglmlxlm. Tvlrfiallim, lvfcC'unm-ll, lvluurv, Mlrvlm, Ml'c..l1'111X', Mllllilh, Nlnrlutto. Mmm-r. MmYcy. Nlcnm. M. 1,llL1LlN. Sl'l'UI1ll Run Tvhkniglmt, R. I.ym'Ix, Mnlnm. Me-r.ul, lN1illcr. XV. Mm-tl, M. lf. Millm-r'. lx1wr1lrm'l4. N'1.lI'llllUl, 1IIllgL'l'.l1ll. Tvfclvlullun, luw, lvlmm. lwliss lilk. lllinl Row ML'- lbmwll, Mnllclt, M1lllIlll1lX', lV1.nKlu-ws, lX1Ul'.lH. N'1llIHll!1'l, lVlrQ11lslul1. Ncvin, Mmm-uum'rx'. 1:llllI'lllRUXV Niulmlx, lm wl1u',hU'llllr.n, Ogg, l'. l.ucnx, lJ'Al4nulc, llxlmrln-, Mlm-k, N'1llF,fL'L', 'Mzmwll Mc- 1lHI'll1lkli. lflllll Run' Nlillcr, Olivcr, Mao- 1..lIlll. lxlrlmlm-r, ll. 1.yIlL'l1, 12l'l'l1.Il'll, Mall'- llll. lX1il1ln. lxlclilllm, NL'ClalxIa'1'. NL'Im'tf. Room 216 lxll In flglll' l rxt Row' llullccli, Ulm'- rn, clI'l'?:1lI1Cli. ll.um, Hunllcy, Illfl-illlllll. Kl'Illll'llX, ld, Iumw. SL-cuml Row- Cl. Iulnlmn. llagwnml, 11.lIllL'y, llulwku, Hick- vv. l'1UIlN'I. llyml. V. Iulmmn. Third Row R. Ium-s, Iuy. li, Knhl, Hollvr, Hn- lhlllgll. llugluw, llill, 'lf Iulmson, Hinlcg. I-uurtll Ron Karim-rcr. ll, lmnxcx, Irwin, R. lulmson. lluntcr, Mr. Grinu-S. l7il'rl1 Row K, K.llll, Ignuln, XV. Inn:-s, l'lm'xm'nml1, if lmu-x, llmlmml. Room 215 l,c'!I In rigllt lfirsx Row Clxlrrick, Cluclv lu-ll. 1'IIlli1IClIR'l'. GLll'l'1'I. Davis, lfishcr, l ryv. 1'I'L'Ctl. lfrawicr. Svruml Row'--N, inlalms, Dralxiula. M. Clilnlmx, Cllovcr, Ciilv- lmns. lfnrncv. Clullncr, Goldstein. Tlvinl Row XV. Clrilmlms, 1:lCLfLlgllU, 12l'Lll'l'. Glkl5L'f. l.u'lL-y. I-ricmlrick, Punk, Grlntvn. lfuurtlm Run- lvlxxx Hawes, ljlnrtwick. Cc-lxgcr, l5crf Lguwn. l'lL'1ll'lx'li. l'lc'L't. cllllll, clK'I't11l, Clrilb- lull Room 214 ln-Il In xlgllli l-nrxt Run' A, lJunm'llx', M. C.. 12.IlIglll'llV. li. livnus, llumilru, A. I-vans, limmllllc. li. l-vqmx, lfvnns, l5lrlruk, S4-mm! Run- C. 1QVLll-IB, 1ll'l'llIlK', Cmnt! Ifllix. V. linux, I-cllncr, liriminx, lh-mlm, Ilxflwlls. 'l'l1irlI Row- -Curry, W, lx.ms. 12iltl1. ll, l5vzms, Ilmuulin, Dixon, G. Davis. l5is.mmn. lfnurtlm Rows Ciccunc, llunicls, lT.1m-lli. Culp. lf. Donnelly, M1', Scxmll, A, 12Llllgl1C!'f1', NV. DnviS, Dc Qlxlwllxl, lfgnn. HOME ROOMS Room 208 Lrlit to right: lfirst RUN'-'BQl!'I', Artl, Cmixim, Axe, Chiolli. Cniiiiilv, R. Cic- cuiic, Amlcrsoix. M. li. Bziriii-s, Bovkins, Bikii, Cuirry, Bilrklmiisc, Sccoml Row- Alclcrmnn, Cllristcmon, Buwlur, Clark, B. B.iriics, Braiiilnrcl, R. Ciccunc, Cox, Bull lkixtcr, Aslicmlt, Brcnim, Cguncrim. Cov- aulil, Almcrnaitliy, Bclinirli, Blair, Bryan, Coliingvslo. Third Rmi'--Ylhlilusltai, Burney, Brailw, Alumni, li. Baitliiwloiliuw, Ahcl, Burg. :Xmlvrwn, Althum. Adclicott, Caircghiiii, Bui'h:1cli, Bom:-, Cllutlm, Ahlmtt, Nh: 'I'lmiiipsim, liinirth Row--R. Buylc, W. Bt-ck. Boyer, Bairtlioliuncw, Clmpin, Richard, Boyle, Room 207 Lclit tu Right: liirst Rim'---lvlitcllcll, Vw'- holck, Zipuy, Virgnllito, XX'ii-svn, Yami- hcuic, Young, Yuhoss, D. XNhitc, Zimmcr. Second Row--Wolanin, L, Vifilsoii, VVnnn- nmlwr, B. Xxyllllillllx XVitlninnn. K, Wilson, Zailmiwcr, Xxlllglltff, VVmlc. VVoincr. Third llmi-Y-Zvairivili, xV2ll'Kl, Yiirlaon, D. NVil- lizims, R. Vv'hitc, VVL-lnlon, Wliirvliiszul, VVaill, VVliitniorc. lfuurth Row -- Mr. Rczincy. llrilcai, WR-xt. Tmnlm, I. Wivsvn, R. XViL-wil, Xyilflilll, VVuy, NVnlilo. Room 206 Lclit to Right: liirst Row- Smith, K. Smith, l.. Smith, Shimp, Viilciitino, Viirgu. zml Row--Stomp, Smith, Sliurill, Tlmnmx, Slit-rwood. Sullivzm, Smmlmail, SllAlll.L'l', Sny- dcr. Thiril Row-Stirh::iiQ, Solmotkai, G. Smith, Sullivan, Swamkic, Sn-wart, Spon. Fourth Row-R. Smith, Stewart, Stivcr, Svalu. Sparks, Sweeney. llioinns, B. Stew- zlrt, Cl. Smith. Filth Row--T. Smith, Stilplizi, Miss Craig, lf. Smith, Stuop. Room 205 A Lt-ft to right: lfirst Row Prcslcy, Rum- vllamgcr, Ruxifkal, Scnuyiiit, Szlvaigc, Riccliv- .ml, Ryan, Rankin, Sclicu. SL'C0!ltl Ruvvv Pitt, Rohcrtx, Rc-vale, Sflirochcl, A. Roh- crts, Riclmrcls, Scliumuckcr, Simuiiton, Rumhcl. Tliiril Rmv---Rutunno, Rusiclcu, Schultz, Shwnrtz, Scliixstcr, Rcylmlcls, Shuttlcworth, Shaw, S, Rutunno, Sasailai, Rcitcr. l3ourth Rmv---Rciilinnn, Schrochul, Snkcv, Rcznor, Scovcm, Sikos, Simiit, Rosshe, Mr. Miiik. HOME ROOMS Room 204 I4-Ii in right' Ifiiwl Rum I'.ulri1i, Mont' , V , . Lgwilu-rw, Il. K,IITll'Il, Mnrrxs, Inlmy. U- INI4-ni. h.Illl'PIlY, I'crnu. I.. O'I'srii-li, Munuf gi IIIIN. Siu-vl1cI Rim' Ilvlro, Niulluls, I K1urgL'l1xlc1'li. I,l'ITl'. MKIiDl'l', I'm's, LDIIIIQU, IJ Ilan M II I' In lliiii R iv- h , u cr. .mis . 'I I uw- 'IvIv.:n. Ilnnliui, I'nI11111m, I,.lI1i'I', I'm'I1, r uirg '. 5 Ri ' iss I r- IN In I' lu R4 ilu I mnllm in M Ilami'nI1.ui. I'wI1, I'mw, I'Ii1lIips, I'lwIcl1, I'Ii iliuvn QIIIIII X I' mum 1 X . 7'. 1 -. Room 110 Ich lu right: I'Il'Sl Row Mniming, N'It'I'Illl'IKlCIII. Moll, Millur, IvIrDnwcII, Miflnrlliy. Mllliwn, Muck, Mitvqlwll. Suc- UIHI R N111 in mi' Iw1cCiunm'II. MiIIL'IlilIi, McI.cnil, ILIIICY. Mnrslmll, Martin, Maxxum. 'I'Iiir4I limi' Ix4urpIn', Mink, Ivlfillci-ry, Murgnllxtwli. U'SI1niiin'. Muntcun, Mitch- III NIIII I NI M I 1 ui R Iain, r amux. is 4lIx mv'- XY, Morgan, Mulimr, Miklus, Murguli. Ixirllmvcll. Morgan, Msumii'4', If. MiIIm'r. I'1IiIi Rim Maiiurtm-x'. Mihmlm, Munir, Mrilrxilli. NCXIHQIII, Omlich, VV. Miller, N1-Ilis, Nl'II1l'IY. Mr. Ciullim. Room 108 1 'if ' 'irst Row Kl1lH1'Il,KIIAlI5lD, I.vIl lr uhh! I Kmuliuislw, IH, I.ynm, Invr, I.y1Icn, Lin- rli-wr. Rnlmixmi, Svciml Row- M. rv . VIII, I.lICI1LlIlNIiy', Klum, I.LlV1Ill, Iwums Ni Kufuh. Igmg. 'I'Im'mI Row I,IcwL-Ivii, N1.lIllII.l. I5. IVIallI1CW5. Ciulai, I.a1V4m, Musk- vi. IX4.IIIlllIiN. Km-VIII. IVIalitIiuws, Mzix'n'Ii I-iurlli Row Klux-ic. Misx Armour, Kurgm. Max. Illn.1s. KI-Ilv, lmuiri, VV. I.wmli.lrcI, Iuun.ui'iI. I..1xm.m, IVILIIUIIIQY. Room 203 I.4-It In right I-irxi Ruw M.m-k, Mumn, IX1s'Ixcm'. I.0IlgXKk'II, IN1lIiIns, II. I.llu:lx. Svc- HIIKI Il mi' Ivlisx McI5nwcII, Mlll'gilTgL'L', Inituu. McI'rrinIc. NAKCIIIIIUIIIIII, Ii. Lucas, Nlifinwgiii. IIAIIIFII Rim' Mulmmvski, MAIL'- Iixlvrc. NXIIIRIIIIUYVICII. Mc-iilrck, Muvlmcrrv, IX'ItciIl'Il.lIl.lH. Mx-sacll, A. IVIl'f1ll'IIUllgIl, IX1.uwn, N. I.Ill'klN, Iioixrlh Iluw- Mn'- Millm. Mrlilnin. I.un1n. I5iIlI1 Rmv-W I- Mflflu .nii1, MilgIlLlV. I,m'nik4u', Malta-u, I on I xnm Mill ns I iv . N. .' ', A 1 '.', I.ykIK'H, Mllfl VJWS, Mrimltli. I.lIvIi.1. nge igu -li HOME ROOMS Room 202 Loft In right: I-irsl Rim' l..iii-il. i.2l1illt'l', Lliiyil, Stock, Kliiic, Lcullv, l,iviii'ili, Kmvf cn, Knapp. Sufolid Row Miss Ciilmlmiis, Kiicliairslsi, Laiskcy, Lairiz. Kim-y, Kuscinski. Kissinger, Lilllllillll, Kopcgiik, Kustclnik. Kusrrzi. Third Row Lniigosli, I.i-mos, Koiiigshiirg. l.L-niiiirii. limlmcr. l.. lxliiius, Klcin, Kriiiicilv. lioiirth Row 1. Krivmli. Knlwiirski. KllI1l'I1iIlNkf'. M. Kri'.'i1sl1. 1.4-c, King, Hcilicr, Kciincily, Il. I.cmi.ii1l, ldifkn. Room 201 l.c1i xii right: Iwrsl Row Iiislmvilv. Hnnglgiiiil, Kqimiiisl-ai, V. lloiiici'. A. Imics, Inglis, luliiismii, Hnliip. Ii, Ilimiuig Horh. Si-mini Row Miss Recd, Hedrick. Hvzicif ings, lnlmsnn. In-iiiiings, A. Iuiics, liiiim, Iziclasun, Hcriiiaiimwicz. Kaihl. Claris. Third Row- Hopkins, Hciilwl, Hager, C. cil'l'L'Il, HL-Inibrccht, Hiiglws, Il. Hiighcs, Cais- pziri, Inmcs, lscn, Hilhorn. lfoiirth Row- - Hiwlclt, lixiiiscn. Gairl, Hzirimiu. lumiii, T, CiI'k'L'llL', Clzilski, Grimm, Cimriiti, Ciillilxiiiil, Room 111 Lv!! Iii right: I'II'Sl Row- ll.isscl, Ciaisf pairi, l:I'illliil'I!i3l'l'I'f'. Uniiilzill. lfiuilvy. Goya, Cizivailai, Cilbrrt. Cliuiilil-Ciii':ii'ci, SCCUIIII Row Guduln, ciill'VCy, Ciairliairt. iiitlllillg, llamcy, Clclilmrii. Ciairrclt. Cii'i.'ciilaimi. Fngal. Tliird Rim' liiiwvl. liliiml, lip- srcin, liliim. lirlv, Iiirkgis, i L'I'L'llL'Iii. lflira licli. lfmirtli Row Miss Svkvs, Fiiglc- lmugli. Ifaigiiii, lfitzgciuilii. i:llgNlI'UIll, lim'- rvstcr. lux. i'L'rkn. Room 109 Lcfr In right: liirst Row I7a'Mairciw. Dc' IvI.u'izi. Dias, Din-lil, Diclwiis, livnns, Dili- aiclio, Drxigns. Sccoiul Rim' linkin, ll-ciicv. lfcik. Dillard, lfailmry, Iifirzgriuilil, Viiinciii. DcMaircu. 'liliiril Row -Dnlri. 'lf 13. Davics, D. Dnvics. IRUAICIC, l5uimruvnlski. DiNairdu, Diimitrii. Dn'M:iriii. Foiirth Rim '-,Y -Miss Cousins. P. Davis. D. Davis. il.. B, Duvius, R. Dunn. Dimm-llv. Drlgrus, ljil'i'l.'l1LiL'!'fL'I', Dickson, Cvclluii','A. Diiiiii. HOME ROOMS Room 107 1.4-it ln right: l'irxt Row' -fC.i'iwii. c.l'UIl1Il- lull. Klnrhmi, K1iii'i'i'. Cliarlcs. Burns, Black- hiirii. Bmltriigli. Burg, M. Bruwii. Dar- hiigtuii. Blair, M. BIIIIIIYCCT-i, la Boinhcck. A. Black, R. Black. Sccmitl Row---Pmligg. Daiiiit-lx, Dgiiiit-Ismi, llivics, Cficttmiic. Colo, Bowl. A. CTIIITY. B. Hrvi. A. Brown. Brctl- in, iii-winks, c.1!lYIll, fl. B11-st, Laglc, Blitzilzi. Thirnl Run' Min W'cllcr. Buylc, Christy. Bull. filH'IHY.lli. Hsllcliwh, Brnmlcliwtiiic, QZUTSOII. Bnlmi, Boillai, 17. Cook, Curticizm.. K.Iirnluik, S. Brt-Nh, Mixs Mt'CIr1ttt'r. Ifuiirth Row litmitk. Ii. Brown, Ciislitluliaiix Bun- iicll. I. fi.ll'HC'Y. I. Cook, Coiisidiiic, Ii. l1.ii'm-y. fxl'llltllwlI'. Cnnpcr. ltiltli Row--R. BIUXYII. H. Cook, CI. Clark. Cfmiiit-ll, Chut- lm. Iiiirklt-y, Bruno, C1ult'l.iwi', l3i'icklcy, XX. Bron. Room 103 lcit tn right: l'irst Rrmw- Hnhcli. Aliflfws. linker. Bni'tlitil:um.'w, B2lIlkS, Arhiiclilc, Bath rcrai, Bilflllllalll, Argcnziainu. Scciuicl Rim Biiskwvll, Bnriicy, C. Bt-Il, Bcairtl, Baiinm. Iiziltuz, M. Argciizinim, Burtzilzin, Higgiii. Third Row' Bzlriiics, Aiulcrson. AllgllkIf'lltDX!'il, Bnclmiam, Amon, R. Bell, Asldmugh. A. Bt-ll. Fuurtli Row-Bit-lx-r, Bm-uni. Archcr, R. Aiulcrsuii. Mr. Currier. I. liairr, llzirtt-ii, B.1nkx, D, lizirr, Bingham, Room 105 Tri! to rightt liirsl Row Wfchh, Zim- mcr. Yt-rvh. Yniiiiamcc, Ynnncrilln, Wort- lin l'1lIl. m.in. XVngm-r. VVqitit-. W'iIcv. Semin! Rim' XVhitlaitch, xvilliif, XVLIHTJRIIITQN, VVziv, NVliitt'l1cnri. Yllllllg. VVillmii, Willia, Zncliair, Min Smith. Third Row'---XN'ivst-ii, Yullur, Zsninhukv. WV:iIsh, Vzilclitilw. Toth. Vcwlik. VViIsoii. XUiIwii, xV6l5X'iIitl, liuirth Row Yzissciii, VVithcrStv. 'Wil- linmsp VVilds, VV.iltt-rs. VVul:uiski', VViIti, Tntcii, Titlxwcll, xV2lfFk'lIC1l'f. VVcht-r. Room 104 I.t'h in right: First Rml--Slaitcr, K. -I-INIIHJIN, Vuytik. R. Stcclc. Sliiylhc, Cf. Thuixim. I . Stcwairt, Snyticrwinc, Slllldily, Yniuivrhult, Scculitl Row- 'I'1ilmulw, Sku, hish. Vnccnru, H. Tlmlnzis, Scgiitv, B. Stvwairt. Tuniaisoii, Tulwlis, Smith. Swalrt. 'Ihii-ti Row- NHQS Kerr. W. SICCIC, Siglcr, Stupkti, I., Smith, Struhar, Shilling, C. Tlmmpwn. Ticc, L. Thomas. lfmirth Row--T. Smith, 'T-Riff, VV. Tlioiiias, T. Tlmiiipmn. G. Smith. I.. Thompson, Sprung Cf. Siiytlcr, T. Stewart, A, Snycivr Page 40 Page 47 HOM E ROOMS Room 103 Left In right: First Raw- Sliurwnml, Sisk Slicxiklcy, Scopck, il.. Rowlands. Shutlis Roscnhlnm. Scrcdaiv. Sccond Row Siglci' Suziniain, R. Sheridan, Sciiziv. Schnllcr Shields, Schrurnp. Scinbcr. Schultz, Rani- saiv. Third Rovv-Ricliardsuii, Scllnrwaitv Shanes, R. Rowlands. Rnhcnstcin, Scllaifs Ruse, Rcvvr. lfuurth Rnw Schcnkcr Sandor, Rankin, P. Sheridan, Rcchcr, C Slicriclain, Rvcvcs. Miss Wngmicr. Schmidt Rnxt Shainghncssy, Rcznur, Shank. Room 102 l.c-lit tn right: First Row- Rolmiiiwn, PL-iw rinc, Rohn, Pinch, Plnnchak, Ricluird, Rus- nick, Ristvcy. Second Row--Pnpuw, Rimi- un, Peters. Plcsn. Polkolvitz, Plinrincr Rcchcr, Picrcc, Rodvcker. Third Row-L Orhun. Olshavsky, Nvu, O'H:irc', Nigru O'To0lc, Pears, Nickel, Pryts, Pope Fnnrrh Row---Osborne, Piscgnu, Pr:arlmain, Price, Pownaill. Pcnnian, Person, Phillips, Mise Lmitzciil1iscr, Rackctzi, Pulnicr, Nex- dohzi. Room 101 Left tn right: lfirsr Row--Nelson, Pnncy, Nocc. Mvlnitt, O'H:irai, Nzigi, Roluinxon. Scconzl Row--Ottc, Paul, lvlnriicwcck, Nicki-I, Boyer, Ncnicth. Third Rowkl. Nlvc-rs, Nathan, Nlonntnin, C. Mvcrs, Miller, Nnhholrz, Miss Tlionms. Fninrtli RmA'gN1nyr.-r, M1Df1IllAll3ilft',',W. lvlvcrs, Mrilchan, G. Mvers, Murchicfi i A - 1 Aaron, Francis Allen, Frederick Antos, Andrew Argenziano, Tony Paul Arnovitz, Sidney Aspery, Robert Aubel, Donald Baker, William Balzau, Harry Barau, Ioe Barabat, Steve Beard, Mervin Bell, Iohn Bell. Ralph Bohm, Samuel Bolotin, Leon Brannon, Iames Brest, Leroy Brockway, Frederic Buchanon, Robert Budaska, Charles Burke, William Caldwell, Howard Calvert, Iames Campbell, james Casbard, Douglas Childs, Bob Chisholm, Leroy Chizmar, Ice Cifra, Steve Claffey, Bob Cline, Lawrence Comstock, Booth Cooper, Edward Cousins, Richard Cubbison, Iames David, Albert David, Ronald Davies, Roy Davies, William Davis, Iohn DeNoble, Bennie Derr, Carlton Dobrovolski, Pete Don, Iohn Dute, Walter Ellis, David Epina, Iohn Evans, Albert Finkbeiner, Paul Fitzgerald, Richard Flaherty, Francis Fleming, Gerald Flick, Thomas Fox, Adam Fox, Bob Fox, William Garvey, Cyril Garvey, Lee Gebhard, Thomas Gebhard, Paul Gereb, Alfred .,' gli. ui .mt'5n W .hi -'afz.f.LldiiflC i3iiSE'3..JPihlm-,QE . tp JUNIOR CLASS Gorzo, Andrew Grabosky, Iohn Graf-inger, Edward Graves, Robert Griffin, Iohn Grossman, Morton Grove, Iames Gruitza, Iohn Hagwood, Hamid Harris, Carl Hermanowicz, Ignatius Hill, Russell Holzshu, lay Horvath, Michael Hricik, Andy Hunia, Edward Huscroft, Frank Iones, Iames Iones, Sidney Iones, William Kahl, Edwin Kamerer, Trevor Kcaveny, Austin Keiser, Robert Kepler, Gene Killa, Harry Klenotich, Ioseph Kloss, Chester Kloss, Glenn Koch, Edward Konchinsky, Ioe Koscinski, Ioe Laverty, George Lavin, William Lazor, Michael Lombardo, Francis Lucas, Paul Lynch, Harold Lysohir, Aleck Lytle, Paul Macek, Edward Magee, Paul Mallett, Iohn Martin, Douglas McCann, Ioseph McConahey, Niles McCormick, Charles McDowell, Harry Mclilton, Robert Mehler, Richard Miller, Kenneth Mountjoy, Robert NeCaster, Albert Nemetz, George Nevin, Robert Newlin, Lawrence Owen Nichols, Albert Ogg, Robert O'Hara, Thomas Oliver, Sam Orchard, Norman Page 48 Osborne, Clarence O'Toole, james Perkins, Harold Pleban, Stanley Pollina, lames Popa, Milton Poprocky, Mike Poprocky, Steve Quinn, Robert Rankin, Elmer Reagle, Edward Reagle, Leonard Richardson, Robert Robinson, Irvine Ross, Frank Rotunno. Dominic Rowlands, William Rutter, William Sandor, Louis Schaffer, Harlan Schafitz, Leonard Schroebel, Philip Seaman, Andy Sellers, Alfred Hardy Shafran, Milton Shank, Ezekiel Sherman, Iames Singer, Iohn Sirant, Iohn Skyrm, Richard Slovan, Paul Smith, Charles Snydyer, Arthur Sparks, William Stanton, Iames Steele, Iohn Stewart, Herbert Stewart, Richard Struchen, William Taylor, Raymond Thomas, Iames Thompson, George Tonkowicz, Walter Tmxell, Robert Turner, lohn Vaccaro, Pascal Van Cise, Edwin Walsh, Iohn Wanamaker, Robert Wayne, Albert White, Raymond Wiesen, Richard Wilcox. Edward Wolanin, Ioe Womer, Ted Wooster, Mack Yeager, Arnold Yereb, Anthony Young, Andrew Young, Fred Zagger, Albert f s..-- . ,s,.,Lifn i .. nil. .l y ,, 1-a,n.',E ,. in MM Agostinella, Anna Katherine Alderman, Geraldine Alma Anderson, Marjorie Anderson, Martha Eileen Archer, Iayne Arnovitz, Pearl Arthur, Helen Baish, Dorothy Luella Bayer, Eva Bidaman, Dorothy Boies, Shirley Boyer, lane Brake, Edith Brennan, Peggy Lou Caldwell, Dorothy Chalice, Orla Chavara, Anna Marie Chioffi, Lena Christenson, Mary Clilford, Esther Mae Collins, Margaret Cooper, Catherine Cox, Marian Crawford, Eugenia Culcasi, Frances Daisy, Zella Deacle, Sarah Bell Dempsey, Margaret DeMuth, Ieanne Diehl, Ruth Beatrice, Dietz DiNardo, Maddalena Dodds, Agnes Donak, Helen Douglas, Margaret Duffy, Sarah Eisaman, Beatrice Evans, Agnes Evans, Iewel Everall, Ruth Fagan, Betty Ferrari, Zelma Finnegan, Betty Fitzgerald, Lucille Forro, Margaret Frantz, Iosephine Gallagher, Betty Gills, Betty Goeltz, Martha Grabosky, Mildred Graves, Ellen Gray, Sybil Hackett, Catherine Hall, Mary lane Harnadek, Margaret Headley, lane JUNIOR CLASS Heneghan, Mary Henry, Virginia Hess, Lorraine Hetzel, Lois lane Hoffacker, Grace Hogue, Dorothy Holup, Helen Homer, Mary Horan, Alma Horvath, Margaret Hughson, Rhoda Iackman, Mary Iofery, Margaret Iohns, Betty Iones, Ruth Kibler, Mary Louise Kiefer, Anna Kish, Anna Kloss, Ruth Krisik, Frances Lasko, Irene Law, Charlotte i Loch, Estella Marjorie Long, Winifred Lowndes, Phyllis lane Lucas, Martha Luse, Mary Lynch, Rita Mackall, Theda Mahan, Suzanne Marinko, Emma Marletto, Katherine Matias, Mary Matthews, Gertrude McCarthy, Frances McConnell, Esther McGal fic, Loretta McKnight, Ruth McLaughlin, Pauline McMullen, Marie McQuiston, Elsie McVey, lean Means, Inez Ielene Meier, Mary Mentrek, Mildred Merat, Catherine Metz, Elizabeth Metz, Winifred Miller, Dorothea Miller, Mary Frances Mereb, Iosephine Montgomery, Vida Moon, Eleanor Moore, Ieanne Moran, Rose Mundorf, Betty lane Page 49 Neal, Zita Newhouse, Bernadine Novosel, Mary Palisin, Anna Mae Parkinson, Dorothy Parks, Nellie Patterson, Mary Catherine Peat, Lou Ann Peterson, Dorothy Petroski, Eleanor Pisegna, Pearl Preston, Marybelle Reese, Lillian Richardson, lane Rickert, Catherine Rigby, Dorothy Rigby, Ruth Rinck, Margaret Rippel, Betty Rowlands, Louise Rumbel, Charlotte Saunders, Betty Schloss, Ruth Pearl Schneider, Catherine Sears, Iacqueline I Sheakley, Genevieve Shilling, Iune Skertic, Barbara Marie Skourn, Margaret Smith, Ianet Mae Smith, Iuliet Smith, Marion Snyder, Alice Sorensky, Iulia Stankowicz, Alfreda Stewart, Betty Leora Stewart, Dorothy Ann Strobl, Mary Louise Sullivan, Helen Sutton, Margaret Taylor, Betty Terchilla, Helen Thompson, Evelyn Thompson, Helen Ursta, Helen Walsh, Rita Washburn, Christine Weaver, Dorothy White, Mary Whitehead, Betty Wolansky, Sophie Yassem, Margaret Yeager, Ellen Yohman, Evelyn X If f Abbott, cloyd Abel, paul Adams, joseph Addicott, george Alcaro, tony Alderman, harold Althan, lloyd Amon, robert Anderson, ned Antos, pete Archer, carroll Barney, john Bartholomew, elmer Bartholomew, joseph Bayer, frank Baxter, harold Beck, john Beck, bill Bischoff, john Boose ,howard Boyle, robert Boyle, richard Brake, ralph Brennan, jack Budaska, john Burbach, charles Careghini, louis Chapin, robert Chotlos, paul Ciccone. felix Culp, fred Curry, richard Dach, thomas Daniels, john Daugherty, arthur Davis, george Davis, bill Deare, allen DeCapua, leonard Dixon, howard Donadio, louis Donnelly, frank Egan, charles Eisaman, bayard Evans, howard Evans, william Fanelli, nick Farrelly, thomas Ferguson, ralph Ficcaglio, nick Fleet, george Friedrich, charles Funk, william Genger, frederick Gerda, william Gibbs, william Glaser, elmer Goldstone, herbert Gollner, andrew Griffith, lloyd Gruitza, cornell Gula, john Hartwick, robert Hedrick, william Hideg, carl Hill, albert Hobaugh, edward Holler, andy .fx .. 14 11- 3- f.- fB. ' -17 V j' it 1- H- -, 16.-..t'AuM6u B ' hai r.'.ut.E' '- L.51lfLL'L. mmf r' :L- SOPHOMORE Horseman, william Hughes, robert Hunter, robert Husband, william Irwin, william jacobs, john johnston, ralph johnston, tedford jones, charles jones, roy jones, william j. jones, william joy, william Kahl, bernard Kahl, kenneth Kamerer, thomas Kelly, billy Klaric, frank Kloss, leroy Koerth, raymond Koran, robert Kudelko, mike LeVan, gerald Laymon, harold Leonard, joseph Leonard, william Llewellyn, fred Lovati, richard CLASS Pleban, leonard Poes, lester Price, joseph Pugh, robert Pyle, david Pysh, mike Quinby, charles Rankin, francis Reagle, arthur Reidman, daniel Reiter, harry Reynolds, william Reznor, thomas Rosche, charles Roshala, tiber Rotunno, albert Rotunno, sam Rumbel, robert Rusicka, george Sakey, john Sasala, john Schroebel, robert Schultz, albert Schuster, edward Scovera, albert andrew Shaw, durward Shuttleworth, edward Lucas, joe Macek, max Malenky, george Manilla, joseph Maskey, carl Mathews, donald Matthews, shelton Mattocks, quentin May, elmer Mazur, henry McCartney, robert McCleery, raymond McDowell, harold McManus, john Mihocko, joseph Miklos, albert Miller, william Millikin, william edwin Mink ,john richard Mitchell, robert Shwartz, myron Sikos, john Simonton, scott Sirant, julian Smith, charles Smith, eugene Smith, george Smith, ralph Smith, thomas Sobotka, rudolph Sparks, robert Spon, john Stewart, carl Stewart, clarence Stewart, robert Stirbens, vincent Stiver, kline Stone, grant Stoop, paul Stupka, clarence Sullivan, james Molnar, william Moore, jack Morgan, john Morgan, warren Morganstern, howard Muntean, cornell Murphy, Wendell Nemetz, joe Ne man, ro Ondich, annliew O'Shanic, peter Palazzini, leo Pancy, emil Pegg, robert Peluso, james Petrecca, ftommyj thomas Petro, andy Phelan, richard Phillips, vincent Phythyon, william Page 50 L. Swankie, george Sweeney, george Syslo, henry Thomas, Wilfred Tomko, paul Urdea, poferia Waldo, arthur Way, gerald Weldon, john West, jack White, robert Whitehead, emmett Whitmore, joe Wiesen, james Wiesen, robert Williams, delbert Yarzab, frank Yeager, alex Yurkon, george Zachik, john 4- II l .L,t...l.aA - ,-.M ..- l'l10lll'OC Abernathy, betty jane Anderson, june elloise Artz, betty Ashcroft, dorothy Axe, virginia Barnes, beverly Barnes, mary elizabeth Barr, helen Belinich, elizabeth Bell, sara louise Bika, helen Blair, wilda helen Bowler, virginia Boykins, myrtle julia Brainard, martha Bryan, bonita Burkehouse, helen Cairey, gladys Cameron, dorothy Canady, susan Chiorfi, ellen Christiansen, Hora Ciccone, rose Ciccone, rose mary Clark, cleanor Colangelo, emily Cousins, helen Cox, lillian Cozadd, margaret Croft, betty Daugherty, mary catherine Davis, nellie jane Davis, vera Dickens, margaret Dietrich, virginia Donahue, dorothy mae Donnelly, adahl Drabick, elizabeth Dresch, jean Dummitru, veronica Ellis, margie Erimias, anna Eremie, helen Erkwood, josephine Evans, alice Evans, betty Evans, claudia Evans, dorothy Evans, jean Fellner, eleanor Finkbeiner, jane Frazner, eleanor Freed, gertrude Frye, margaret Furney, thelma Garrett, mary jane Garrick, ruth Gibbons, marie Gibbs, modestine Gibbs, naomi Glover, emma SOPHOMORE CLASS Goerbert, ruth Gregorick, anna Crowley, erma Hagwood, alice Haun, betty Heatley, dorothy Hickey, betty Homer, betty I-loneck, mary catherine Hopko, evelyn Hynd, mary jane Iackmamn, isabel johnson, geraldine johnson, vivian Iones, mildred Kennedy, elinore Kershner, anne Kloss, regina Knapp, erhel Koch, Horence Konchinsky, jean marie Kopen, marcella Kozub, dorothy Lane, eleanor rose Lang, theresa Lavan, dorothea Lininger, martha Luchansky, eileen Lyden, catherine Lyons, dorothy Lyons, mary jane Manning, vivian Marshall, ruth Martin, miriam Massaro, minnie Matchak, agnes McCathry, mary katherine McConahey, martha McConnell, frances McDowell, janet McLean, rita betty Mehaifey, patricia Mermelstein, perle Metz, helen Miller, elizabeth Millison, lois Mitchell, betty Mitchell, mary Mock, mary Monogudis, victoria Montgomery, dorothy Moore, bette Morganstern, betty Morris, marjorie Muller, josephine Murphy, irene m. Nichols, ida O'Brien, louise O'Brien, donna Ogden, betty O'Niel, evelyn Page 51 1 Ontko, margaret Paisley, roberta Papay, anna Patrizi, rose marie Pepe, catherine Perna, elvira ann Pitt, myra Poes, lillian Presley, mation Racketa, marian Rankin, mary louise Reichard, evelyn Revale, elizabeth Richards, irene Roberts, alice mae Roberts, kathryn Robinson, betty Romelfanger, betty jane Rusicka, theresa Ryan, margaret Scheu, katherine Schroebel, ruth Schumacher, frances Senoyuit, stella Shaffer, eileen Sherriff, mary Sherwood, ruth Shimp, margaret Smith, catherine Smith, josephine Smith, la verne Snyder, lois Stafford, virginia louise Srambal, betty Stoop, mary Sullivan, betty Thomas, betty Toplis, jane Valentino, minnie Vargo, julia Verholek, estella Virgallito, katherine Wade, mary louise Wagner, martha Wanamaker, mary janet White, dorothy ellen Widmann, hilda sara Wiesen, ella mae Williams, betty Willson, katherine Wolanin, ann Womer, doris ellen Yarabinec, margaret ann Young, belva Yuhoss, elizabeth Zahniser, mary alice Zimmer, deborah Zipay, emily Zvarich, veronica amon, robert floyd P- anderson, jack anderson, ralph. archer, john armour, raymond ashbaugh, robert augustynowicz, vincent 3 bachman, john '-I banks, george '-Q, baran, andy ' barmes, howard barone, libero U barr, david V barr, joe ' batten, norman gg, bell, allison F1 ' bell, robert ,gh bieber, henry I' bingham, jack F' bohm, milford -Q boilla, romle 'i boldish, william 'i bolt, ben bossick, walter boyle, james brandenstem, joseph brei, bill brest, sylvan f-I brown, robert 9 brown, bill ,i bruno, joe. l 3 buckley, william ' ' bunnel , bill - carney, edward carney, john cashdollar, ray chotlos, george christy george A hrobak ted C 1 clark, allen clark, charles colclaser, francis colson, gordon connell, howard connelly, william considine, .john J cook, davi cook, james , cook, robert cooper, waller cornyvell, stanley V curticnan, dan ,' coelbar 'oe lf? davies, ' david ' ' davies, thomas -1' davis, david davis, paul davison, robert deacle, walter ' delgros, le roy -- de maria, james p- de marco, thomas -' dickson, harland V diefenderfer victor gr-, di nardo, amedio dobrovolski, andy delci, leno donnelly, howard -N dumitru, ambrose 3 - dunn, arthur 1 FRESHMAN CLASS flinn, jack forrest, richard forrester, robert galsky, victor garl, paul garts, james i gaspari, mario geroni, louis andrew gilliland, william green, charles greene, fred grimm, ralph groucutt, bernard hager, john hansen, gerald harbin, david hazlett, ralph . Q helmbreeht, william hess, joseph hess, martin hether, charles heubel, john hilborn, ellis hughes, haydn hughes, john isco, raymond james, charles kalwarski, edward kennedy, william w. kennedy william c. king, albert klien, .philip konehinsky, stanley konigsburg, marvin krivosh, mike lafko, Lohn langos , francis lartzt, billy lee, xvor lemos, john lemos, ours lenarcic, albert leonard, howard leonard, james lumber, robert locnikar rudolph logan, thomas long, william lucas, nick lyden, jack lynne, paul lipka, sylvester mac mtyre, james magnet, james mallory, william marek, joseph mason, robert matteo, frank matthews, harold mayberry, frank me-clain, jack mc cnlloug , addison mc-clenahan, king mc-elwain, wilbert mc grath, robert mc millin, robert mentrek, henry messett, thomas. . michnowski, casimir milankovich, boris t Y, duno, raymond miller, walter if ehnotiljo n molchan, michael - ehrhc , paul 1 moore, john Af: englebaugh, louis moran, -jack f engstrom, hugh mountain, joseph fa - epstem, marvm moyer, joseph , Q erb, waglace murchie, willaam evans, an myers, carro 5 fagan, charles myers, jack -V farkasl, john myers, george 5, ferencxk, mike myers william f - ferko, john nabhoftz, edward li iinzel, george nathan, herman fitzgera d, john nezdoha, john A! , Page 52 ,wg ' 1 ... 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A H' Q W .V A 1 4, -M' t 1 , an - ' ' ' -' V' - ' - 'a-wtmnliitd sir5it..?l.aaLL3.slll.Hs.-' ' .J.35...2t.:.z.7Jl.2m,a1..4 nickel, wayne nigro, chester noye, paul nye, robert o'hara, robert o'lshavsky, mike orban, moses osborne, robert o'toole, joseph palmer, william pearlman howard pears, robert penman, william person, ted pisegna, joseph pope, robert pownall, robert price, dou las vryts. buddy racheta, sam ramsey, james rankin, william reeher, william reeves, william reiter, donald reyer, john reznor, john k. richardson, harold rose, james rowlands, raymond rubenstern, erwin rust dale sandor, joseph schenker, edward schmidt, philip sellers, william shanes, paul shank, andrew I sharwatz, francis shaughnessy, paul sheridan, george ShFfldBll,arll.l1 shilling, an sigler, charles smith, lott smith, george e. smith, thomas synder, arthur snyder, charles sprow, george steele, william stewart, theodore struhar, mike stupka, dushan swart, marshall tarr, billy thomas, lewis thomas, wayne thompson, 1 oyd thompson, cecxl thompson, thomas tice, leroy tidswell, charles edward toda, charles toten, george valenltine, ace charles voyti , an y walter, harvey edwin walsh, games joseph warren er, george wasylko, john weber, anthony wiesen, john mark wild, edward bernard wi s, pa wiliifama, james gllilliams, sick son, jo wilson, james wrctlherey, raymond w ans y, ex yassem, michael yoier, isidor zsambosky, andrew taut allen, ann lou allen, gloria andros, anna arbuckle, ruth marion argenziano, josephine argenziano, mary josephine bachman, suzanne bohen, patricia baker, ethel agnes baltuz, theresa banks, jessie irene barney, margaret barbara baron, edna barreca, genevieve bartholomew, ruth isabelle baskwell, marvella beard, cetores bell, charlotte mae bertalan, priscilla rose biggin, frances jane black, audrey black, ruth erma blackburn, patricia ann blair, lois blanche bombeck, florence anne bombeck, mary thelma boslough, dorothy elizabeth boyd, charlotte ann boyer, geraldine edna brei, betty mirrie brest, gladys bretzin, dorothy helen brooks, margaret jane brown, mary bertha bugg, mary elizabeth burg, anna marie burns, betty jane butala, helen catherine eagle, kathryn louise calvin, frances violet carbon, margaret mae charles. cece ia martha ciccone, anna marie cole, phyllis crisan, leontine crompton, june elizabeth curry, elisabeth ann daniels, mary ann danielson, lois jane darlington, barbara ann davies, ruth virginia de marco, helen louise de maria, margaret dias, nellie ruth dickens, cecelia katherine diehl, dorothy irene dillard, irances nadine donadio, theresa dragos, helen dunch, kathryn margaret eakm, virginia louise evans, vio et valmae fabrey, anna margaret ieeney, sara ann feik, norma elaine ferguson, alma- la verne Ferguson, elsie mae ferrari, ida iinnen, jane irene Fitzgerald, dorothly flemmg, mary el en fraley, mabel katherine frankenberry, jean mary gadola, verna jane FRESHMAN CLASS garhart, margaret elizabeth garvey, margaret angela gaspari, ida gavala, margaret susan gebhard, mary louise gilbert., marion janet giroski, agnes pauline goga, margarct goodall, genevieve grand-girard, marjorie ann greenlund, mary ellen haney, doris mae harsh, doris arleen hassel, betty jane headings, betty jane hedrick, virginia ruth hermanowicz, mary louise hoagland, janet louise hoch, katherine ann holup, martha margaret homer, eunice marie homer, virginia inglis, harriet elizabeth jackson, wiuifred jane janoo, mary kathryn jennings, mildred elizabeth johnson, marjorie bernice johnston, eleanor jones, alice louise jones, alma juskovitz, grace kahl, patricia kaminski, jessie rose karey, steiania kissinger, marian leona khen, elizabeth ann knapp, helen barbara koch, mary theresa kopcsak, elizabeth lcoscinski, stella kostelnik, mary jean kotzen, .phyllis l ladner, jane lousie laird', janet lapham, mirabel may laskey, sarah leotty, hope hburdi, mary virginia lloyd, betty longwell, betty jane lucas, frances lucas, helen lutton, emmarie egbert magargee, phyllis mardersteclc, helen rita marek, margaret mary mc bride, ruth gillia mc cullough, virginia isabel mc gowan, mary catherine mc'mtyre, evelyn mc kee, nancy jean miklos, mary irene miller, martha janet moran, elizabeth ann morneweck, martha lucille mylott, pat ann nagy, gizella nelson, virginia nemeth, margaret nickel, betty jo nace, madeline julia otte, marian elizabeth pancy, eleanor paul, isabelle elizabeth Page 53 perrine, eleanor ella peters, harriet lucille pharmer, harriet delima pierce, chloe pinch, emma suzanne planchak, leona mae pleso, matilda thresa poes, betty polkovitch, helen louise popow, katherine judith reeher, jane elizabeth resnick, dorothy richard, betty jane ristvey, anna marie roba, virginia marion robinson, betty robinson, dorothy rodecker, alice jane I'0l'l'l3H, mary rosenblum, rhoda edith rowlands, thelma mae schaller, helen marion schrump, rosella schultz. clara ann scopeck, stella seaman, elizabeth. segaty, gona julian sember, etty ann senayf anna sereday, vera ann sheakley, bonnie jean sheridan, rosemary sherwood, willa jane sheilds, marilouise shollis, elsie I sigler, evelyn marie sisk, jane lucille skubish, helen louise slater, bernice smith, mildred mae smythe, betty caroline snyderwine, irene elizabeth stark, frances marie steele, reba victoria stewart, betty ellen stewart, florence essie sunday, dorothy la verne talowsky, nellie thomas, corrine blanche thomas, helen nan tomason, lucile della toplxs, eva mae vaccaro, lena marie vanzlerholt, hazel mae voytik, mary wade, doris mae wallbank, laverne way, r. 'ean webb, eclith verlena whitehead, frances ann whitlatch, dolores jane wiley, virginia lee willis. ruth Willson, jean carrell wmer, bertha ann wortman, edna mae yannerilla, jennie marie yannesse, beatrice yereb, margaret young, jane zachar. mildred zimmer, alma fl, ff' u ,f . ,.x 1,--.I1 1, 1 . 1-. . M? ,ah ' ' MH' I 3,-,f..,.N -. ..3.4, -- A' f J -J-':.'..Ag4..' .- E.5?f,.g13.i,fw V' , vi '2J. :A:1:. -- 3 -:,,.:w - iwQf.'2:i .af E ,, 4 . SY? U'-7-' - 527 Y 1. f' x ,v,.. ,, 4. 1:1 s J' X -,UQ 'n b. .. .qw .. ..4..x '. .tug -A . Y .- ,. ,,,.. 54 v. .. . - --J-,. . , .... 1 .,.. :KL 34.11. Z.. . 'FEEIQ' 4. in 1 . . W -V5 Ig... 55512- .en 3. ' K im '? . -pt 45.21. , L if 1 . Tx' - 'fl '.'m'f J A MZ 1- . W , '- Tm. - A it ' .. -ww -V .-'..:-' . FW, 'f :-. Av w 'A L. A -N Y, Y W, .vig , .. . 5 . ' V I-1, J ' ,.. 4 , . . .. .W , , ., 7315 Vkjgvf ' n. .-, .-ffnmv., yi f.. . sv15':'p-v,, .f 443' ' -F. ., 5 y., A L .gp gf X gi. 1 .ul. r- -f ,,'. 1. , f. n v 1 1 1 A .fn 1 . ,.m v' '1. 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N5 HIM- '.'ypg,-1 .1+7g+I5X ' 41 3,-N , au nf' af,--3,-Q,-1.-J ru, 54,.fJfvggf,Q ,ml 1-gy 7. 456 -sA1,1I...i'wh Q,-l.g:,':,,i,g angie, f, f:Q?. 7lf'5r'v' '-'-: '4TffqT4-e'- I-' - l'? 35f'-'5g'i' ,lg fkfl- '-. 'J-T15 F.-'ful . .--,T-,151 , ix.-541, .iiishf , -' 4 . 'gi-nffflm 1, QL k.,g?fnT'Z --, C., 12. i r- P QP H . vff'Af:',u l. i 1? fi i ACTIVITIES Mirror and Mirror e Hi-Y Senior Tri-Hi-Y Junior Tri-Hi-Y Traffic Squad Orchestra Band Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club Senior Class Play Monitors Sports Club lnterscholastics tte Staffs Ifrmzl l1'uw: Lt-lt to Riglnf' Boytl, Bllflllllllll, Dt-11111th. lfhrlith, OXX't'll, l'l0lIIl'l2IlI, Iforrt-stt-r, Carlt-y, O'li1'it-11, S't't't11nl lt'mt': lfvaus, lout-s, Forro, Gaztla, Bastrcss, Kut-t-, Liiuht-r. Tlrml ltuzui 'Mix Stovt-r, Fnttltt-r, Stupka, Dicltt-rst111, B11tt'l1lto. U'lVlasta, xvdlllll, Sauutlt-rs, Laslto. Sutttiu, I-'ourrfz Row: Rohiuso11, Brt-st, Kozuh, ci00l3L'I', Dixov, Harry, il-lIOI11ilS, Stt-wart, Miss Sykes, lxliss Smith. I-rftlr Row: Suvtlt-r. Aruovitv, Ruttt-r, Gt-hhartl. Nlallt-t, Ixlr-., Roht-rts. hu! Row: liiwiua, cil'llNYIl12lll. lfitrgt-rzlltl, XVot1stcr, Pnri11tllt', l't'rlti11s, Cox, Dill, THE MIRROR AND MIRRORETTE Xfvllill' woultl ll play ht- without a plot? Wl111t woultl Sllklfllll High School ht- without its lVllt'I'tll' Stall? Untlt-1' tht- t-xtt-llt-11t g11itla11t't- ol our 1ltlVlSl'l' this grottp tu1't1t'tl out a plot worthy of any play. Tht- play ht-gi11sl Box ollitt- 1't-po1'ts illllilllllgly largt-l Tht- luggt-st hit i11 yt'LlI'Sl livt-ty' out- wants a tit-kt-r. Busiut-ss llo111'isl1t-tll Tht- husiut-ss stall art- ht-atl ovt-1' l1t-t-ls 111 work. s11l1st'1'ipt1t111s art- t'Vl'l'yWlIl'l'K'. As usual, howt-vt-1', tl1t- sltillt-tl lllllltl5 autl l1AlIltlS ol tl1t- lJllSIIlt'SS stall l1lt't'l w1tl1 Illl' tlllllL'lllTV autl l'0llqlli'l' 1t. c,l'L'l1ItlS to you, lXl1'. SUlVL'l', autl to your t'o11111t-1t-11t stall! Vliht- t'111'tai11 1'ist-sl ilvht- at't1ou ht-giusl lliht- ht-1'oi11t-, lX'l1's. Roht-tts, talls lor StlllIl'tlllt' to t'o111t- to ht-1' 1't-st'ut-, that villaiu, ulXl2lIClAl1ll,H is tlt-111a11tli11g liootl l1'o111 ht-1' again. Ht- has so111t- straugt- t'lai111 du ht-1' autl sl1t- t1111st 111t-tft his tlt-t11a11tls. l-lt-1' stall t'o111t-s to llt'l' aitl autl tht- I'L'SlllI is tht- lllthllfllly ulX'lll'l'tll'.h lfight ti111t-s l1t- tlt'IllLlIltlS Lllltl t-ight timt-s his tlt-utautls att- satislit-tl. Th1't-t- 111ouths l.I'l'L'tl0ll1 l'1'o111 tl1t- fltagou is tl1t- rt-wartl lot' you autl for your stall, Nlrs. Roht-tts. i I Bt-hiutl tl1t- st't-11t-s of tht- play wc l'i11tl busy pt-oplt-, Hlillly ol Il1K'IIl, hustliug ahout 111 5L'illAL'l1 ol copy to Hlllillil' 1111 tl1t- lN'li1'1't11'cttt-. XX-lhat a strattgt- t'l1a1'at'tt'1' l1t- must ht- to want copy with which to rougt- l1is tht-cks. But this is all i11 fuu for t-vt-1'yo11t- 1-t-atls autl t-ttioys tht- lNli1'1't11't-ttc autl 11ow wt- woutlct' what wt- t-vt-1' tlitl without it. 'WOlllll you hc ltiutl t-uough to acct-pt gi1l'tlL'l1l11S lor yourst-ll Lllltl your stall, lXliss Smith? Wt- ft-t-l yllll tlt-sctyc thcml last hut uot lt-ast art- tl1t- grottp who ht-lp to llllllil' tht- actors autl attrt-sst-s 1111111- lJt'Llllfll-Ill, tl1t- art stallil Tht-y most t't-ttaiulv havt- tlout- lllIlCl1 to ht-atitiliy this Auuual at wt-ll as our lN-li1'1't11-s. bl-l1UllSkll1tl5 ol' AIllL'l'lLL1lll Bt-auty Rost-s to thtmst- who trt-atc tht- ht-auti lull Step forth autl taltt- 11 how lor your stall, Bliss Sykt-sl l':1gt- 511 THE STAFF CO-EDITORS Charles Ehrlich Anna May Forrester ASSISTANTS Richard Fitzgerald Ieanne DeMuth CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Lois Limber Florence Bastress Bob Thomas Iewel Evans Margaret Sutton Margaret Forro Helen Waldo Bob Stewart ART EDITOR Francis I-Iohman ASSISTANTS Eugenia Gazda Betty Saunders Paul Gebhard ADVISERS ' Mrs. Roberts Literary Miss Smith, Literary Geo. C. Stover, Business Elizabeth Sykes, Art BUSINESS MANAGER Dick Owen CIRCULATION IVIANAGER Robert Dixon ADVERTISING MANAGERS Leroy Brest Sidney Arnovitz ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGERS Allen Dill-Robert Harry--Arthur Snyder--lack Mallen-Billy Cox-Bob Donnelly SECRETARIES Louise Barker Mary Stupka TYPISTS Alice O'Brien Doris Knee Margaret Collins Mirrorette Staff EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief .... ..................... .... C a roline Butchko Assistant . .... ................................ ..................... W i lliam Rutter Margaret Carley, Agnes O'Masta, Margaret Forro, Edward Brindle, Irvin Robinson, Morton Grossman, Mary Dickerson, Maxine Shutt, Edward Hurford. REPORTORIAL STAFF-Harold Perkins, Ruth Iones, Leonard Schafitz, Catherine Cooper, Mack Wooster, Iohn Epina, Dorothy Kozub, Irene Lasko. Page 57 li: ' wut li'nw: l.clt I0 Rigliln lAlLlI'Nl1lll.IH, Nlurmn, Davis, ML'l7svii'n'lI. Nllllllllllg. lirinlllc, SL-.irs, liiilalwiiivi Y Xmiiml RUILVA l5niii.in'lx. Cliirliun. Young. RHS-Clll-K'lil, Mallet. Bulnliii, lwkiii-., l.niigxti'c-vl. I'lvmI1Cmv: lvli-yur, C1npciili.ivv.-r. llnivqliaiiinli, MC'cll1-llll. l-.ilinm-, Dixon, St.inmn, lVlllI'I'.ly, lxlrllniivl. 'ourfli Huw: Uwcn, Singcr, Dill, Sliyrni, Graili4lfGiraml, lmns. l,11,vL li'u:1': Dunn, llurlnnl, Knight, Cfliililx, Uiivivs, Sllilll-CII l'1'f',i'i1l'f 111 . . . Vin' l,l'l'XfIlt'7II ,3'1'z1'1'ld1'V . . bI'I't'zlJ'llf'l'I' . . l'rw.mlw11 .,.. l 'fr V- 1,rf'.vi1l1'l1I .Svr'1'rr'Iil1'V . . . 'IlI'I'tIA'lI7'l'I' , A H I -Y oilnctiiizs Iiirxt Trrm SYUVIIIIZI . . .fivltllml Nlxu'l3iiiiivl . . . .liilwml l'vi'imllc . . . .Sum Davis . . .ciL'UI'gK' Souix lrrm . . .l'.LlXYLll'tl lirllimllc .,.l7gin Xlvici' ..lJil-k Owen Rubvi-m Uunn 'lliv Hi-Y Cfluli was oi'gniiizwl in iqgo lm' tlic purposc of crciitiiig, niiiint.iining ina k'XIL'lIlllI!?f liigli stiilulalrcls of Cliristinii Cllill'1lClL'I' tlirnnglinnr tlia' sl-limil ginml cuiiiniiiiiitx lllic l-li,Y liens nu-ct in 107 cvcry XVcclm'snl1iv iiiglir at 7:30, :incl unclcr rlic gulviscrsliip 'Xli' Cullins liivc l ll'l'l1'll on niinv wortliwliill irnjcctsg iiiclumliiig llL'CUI'.lllllLf lliu mwii in muiiigc anal lilaicli crcpv papal lm ilu 5hLlI'0ll'l'flI'l'Cll fmirlmll gninc, giimling rlil- Salll-ly D1 selling! Tl'0L I'2ll11S nr rlu- lnotlmll mimics, and s wniisoriiw ii mliincc lic-lil at tlic Hivli Mlm vi 5 l F' T' Tlu-i' liiivc liiul lllillly iiitcn-Qtiiig im-ctings, inrlncling lzillis ln' lXl1'. lX'lcKny, lX'lr. lX'ln1'isii Q inil lXli'. H. B. lXlul7owcll, The Slmron Hi-Y Bnskctlinll -I-L'AlI11 took county liuiiors this yn ii 'Pup i- HS Front Row: Left to Rigllt-Gazrlu, Rogers, Richardson, Rigby, Limhcr, O'Bricn, Curley, Forrcstcr. St'l407ll,1fUlL'f Peat, Bidaimun, Stephenson, Lynne, Smith, Roberts, Kricclcr, Graves, O'Mzistai. Third Row: Lusc, Loch, L. Yeager, Wild, Ferrari, Coinstock, Davis, Burke, Gregg, Iohns. lfourlb Row: lvioon, Nelson, Long, Dickerson, Vlfood, Knuc, Barmcs, Erickson, Bastrcss. Last Row: Miss Moorc, McCullough, Nlclntyrc, Mahan, Hall, BllICllli0, White, Ray, Willsoil, l3orcl. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS I'rr.vi11miz ,,... .......... A licc Q'Bricn llffl'-I,I'f'5fl1,!'I!l . . . . .lvlury Tlicrcsn Rolx-rts Sl'l'I't'l:II'y . . , . .Caroline Butchko '11I'l'rl.YlH't'I' . . . . .Agncs O'lVlgista 'lllic Trifl-li-Y is L'lllIlPUSL'll of lnnior iintl Scnior girls whose purpose is thc SSIIIIL' ns lllllf ol' thc l-li-'Y organization. This cliilv wus orgainizcml in this school in IQ-32, nnil unilvr rlit- lciulcrsliip ol hliss Nloorc, has tiikcn part in llllllly intcrcsting l5l'Ogl'LllllS, lNlc-ctings arc liclrl t-vt-ry Tncsrlay t'Yt'Illllg at 7:3o. Miss Annu Ciraictv Smith anal lWotlicr Bonn wcrc annonsg' rlit- gucst spciilu-i's :xml thc clnh sponsorctl an aiftcr school rlnncc, ai puffy for their morhcrs, :incl haul nmny lllI4'I'C'SIlllg tliscnssions :intl progriinis. Thr- girls hclpcrl in Social Scwicc worl: in Cliristmns, nnrl went cnroling Christmas Evo. Thr- Tri-l-li-Y :inrl Hi-Y hclrl Sl'VCl'ill joint pairtivs Illl'Ollgll0llE thc your nnrl rlir- orgzinizntion haul thirtccu l'CPl'CSCl1filflVL'S nt camp. Page 50 ir, X -. lirmzl Rau-2 l.vlt to Right- lloyd, Bonilwck, Dc lwlnrin, Brniinml, Cox, Bairllcs. Scliumaclwr, Diehl, l-ink, Grnml-Giruril. ,S'rin1n1 Huw: Hmm. lVlcKci', VVilxon, Liningcr, NN'l1itc, XVilson, xXfYl1lll?llCkltl, Ixfll, Cousins, Growlcy, BSIFIIU'-, lwlnrslmll. l.i1.i'I Row: Rolwrts, lla-ally, llyiirl, Humor. Duvii-Q, Dir-rrirli, llaiislcy, Kozulv, Bull, lolmxoii, Hom-ilx. Pitt, Smith. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y oi11f1ctERs 1'rw,vi1lw1t . . . . .Dorothy Kozulw l'VYlift'-1lI'l'.Yi!1t'flI . . . . ,Virginia Dictricli ,Yin-r1'111ry . . . . .lame Finklnciiicr il'r1'il.w1r1'r . . . .l'mcvc1'ly Bn1'l1cs ililu' llll1lllI'il4l'l-Hl-X, Cflulm was orgaxnizul in 1935 willl lvliss l.UllIZL'lll!l5L'I' ns ilu- liLlR'IllTX .ulvm'i'. ililic l1li'llllll'l'SlllP is mnclc up of girls clioxvn liroiu l:l'CSl1IllAlIl mul Sopllomorc L'l.lNNk'9. 'lilxcil' l3lll'lTU5l' is ilu- Mlllll' als lllL' purlvosc of ilu- Svnior Tri-HifY mul HifY. lNlc'c'tings im llvlil twin' caluli montllg on tlmc wrolul lxloxulnv in 7130 in 107, anal on tlic liourtli lXlomla1x cliiringg Activilics Pcriml. llroll-ssor Ioncs gave 11 vi-rv intcrvsting tall: on lvlcxico om- wccli, mul nt :motlwr timc tlmc girls pwsviitcil a lW!'0gl'2llll nz tlu- Cl1ilmlrc'n's Homo in lXlcrci'i1 'lille lllll-llll cnlnpnigu, to wllr-cr tinfoil for the liospitall, lms ln-cn sponsorcil luv tlic Iunior Tri Hi'Y mul lins lwrovcn vi-rv siicccssliiil. Thi- lu11iorTrifHivY scmls girls to cunmp iiccorcling Lo ilu points tllcx' luivm' L'L1l'l1C1l rluriug tlic vczlr luv coopcrntion in Club projects l':ii:v nfl I'-Vlllll lfnzv: I.vll to Righty- Zzlggcr, Fox. N1'Xl'f1TI1-AI1X'1Ql'f, fux, 1TL'X'l'1l'1C. Swmlff 11111111 13011. xxY1111ill1lN, Sullvrx, Roxcl1IL'111, xV1t'Nl'I1, Bomv, I,11.1l I111111: Dawis, Oxlmrxw, l.11v111, Smith. TRAFFIC SQUAD OFFICERS Cf11fvI.11'11 . . , . .A11Tl'1'l Zilggfl' C'n'C.',lpI11111l . . . . .liill Cfnx CH: 1.2111111111 . , . . .Bula 1:L'IT1C1i Cb-f.'1111I11i11 . . . ,lXt14lll1 lfux 1111- 11'.1111c SKIIIJK1 18 mu- 111 1111- most 1111po1'r:1111 o1'g.1111z41L11111s I11All we 111lYL' 111 our 1111111 Sclmul. This u1'g41111za1t1o11 was fim cxl11111s11c11 hy 1X11'. 11w'1111' ill 19171. 11 hnx hcc'11 1l11- 1111t11w 111' 1111- 1111-111114-13 111' 1111- Sq11a111, tu protect thc st11c1c11tx 111111 1111- 11111lo1'1sts All 1111- 111-3,111111111g,. 111111 ut 111s1111ss111 of sclmul, LIIIL1 also to act .15 11s11c1's .11 l'il111L'S, 2lSNL'lll1H11C5. 111111 1111x14c1111111 g41111cs. 114110 hoys 101' 1111- 11'11l111' 511111111 .11'c l'1lI'L'1-ll11y s1'11'c'tu11 hy M11 N1'XN'1lJlI, 411111 lYl'I'1-Ol'I!l rhcir 111111cs v111f1c11t1y 1llll1 c11cc1'1'1111y. A1111111 tw1cc ll 111011111 1X11z Nl'M'IK3ll cz111Q 1114- lmys Inge-111c1' AIIIL1 givcs 1114-111 .111 1I1NII'llCl1X'L 111114 1111 h1l1L'fy, 111111 sc-cs rhar Lhings are going wcll. Thcrc lmvc hoc-11 110 11cc1111'11rs 11c111' 1111- 5cl11m1 sincu thc 0l'gL1I11Z1lt10l1 has 111-C11 W0l'1i1I1g, Thv SIl1L1CllI'S and motorists have conpC1':1tc11 wcll with thc sq1111c1. Page Gl Tlll ORCHESTRA OFFICERS l'r1 '.x' lffwll .... . .,xArLllSOl1 Clnllllwlucll k'llI'fI,Vl'.YlI!I'1ll . . . . .Rrrlwrt Childs ,Vu 1'r' wry .. .nllllict Smith lfllllllfldll . . , ,Olivw Knight I' f'ff I 1f'r' ty .llfnmlg f'r' .. .... lwlm liliillil lx'rjmrlfr . . .Hclrn c?llllNiHN 'Hu' High Sulmol K,l'LllA'5ll'Al nlllnrmis .!I10lllL'I llPPUI'llll1ilY lm ilu' lmlsinulllx' iI1t'IlIIl'll In plan' tlu'irta1la'l1t. N111 Rcvsn' also fliiwcts this nctivitv whiflm lu' ill2IllglIl'LllK'll in H317 Tlu L'lIl'NII'.l IWIAIYN .ll ilu' LlN'wk'l1ll3liC'5 in ilu' AllCliII1I'illll1, p1'4'sL'x1ls cu11u'l'ts for our lwlwfit. pm xulu IIHINH fm our snlmnl lwlnvx. and llvlps out in Civic Wojccxs In wax Ul'gLlIlill'il lm' ilu I 'pusy oi l'I1k'UllI'llgiIlg zllul L,L'X'L'lUl1illg Hllhillll tnlunt. Nlanx' ni' its I1lt'lHlH'l'S lnnx' won ummm wide' ITLUS-fllililill for ilu- work tlwy have mlonc. Sonu- of ilu' 11u'111lx'1's lu-lulxgg In ilu All Sum' c,I'k'l1k'5ll'il wlxiclm IllL'L'lS wxcrnl timcs Ll YL'Lll', nml plaws un spccinl munsiom, ,I-ln 'Ll1k'SII'.l lI1k'k'lN cx'u1'x' VVmll1uMl:1V IIIOIAIIUXQ in Activitics pcriml fm' its luxlctiu' svxxiolms. Tug 0.2 Front Row: Left to Right-Williams, Knight, Barmes, Evans, Wilson, Shimp, Patrizi, Burkhouse, Reyer, Mr. Rees, Funk, Buchanan, Bossik, Graves, Davis, Yereb, Anderson, Gercb, Pope. Second Row: Hall, Kozub, Carney, Gralfinger, Grand-Girard, Ashbaugh, Garl, Kalwarski, Rubenstein, Smith. Schalitz. Greenland, Pancy, Smith, Lartz, McDowell, Prelee. Lux! Row: Reynolds, Reznor, Evans, Englebaugh, Green, Bischoff, Mehler, Budaska, Penman, Shuttle- worth, Cook, Long, Sherman, Shanghnessy, Beck, Childs, Hansen. BAND OFFICERS Prz-sia'w1t .,..., . . . Watson Campbell Vice-President . . , . .Richard Williilxiis Secretary .... .... E lizabeth Barmes Lilznzrian ,........ ....,.. B ob Graves Property Zllanagcr ..,. . , .Harold lVIcDowell Reporter ......... ....... I ohn Beck The Band of Sharon High School was organized in Iq25, under the direction of hir. Rees, and has been very active ever since. The band plays at all the rallies and assemblies in the gym, at the football, and basketball games, and at civic affairs. Last fall, when VVarren arrived in Sharon with their band in full uniform, our townspeople opened their eyes and saw how sorely our band needed new uniforms. As a result, a Dress 'em Up Campaign was started which went over with wonderful success. The outcome of the cam- paign was a beautiftul new military uniform for every member of the band. Our band this year has turned out to be the best one ever produced, both in appearance and performance. Page 63 BOYS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS l'r1'.viz1 1'11 t . .,.. Bob Ogg Vin'-l'rr'.vid r'r1 t . . . .Bill Rvyuoltls Sl'f'ff:I!lf'y , . . , .Iauuvs SllC!'I'IlAlll Ilfllfdf lflrl . . . . .Niles hlcfl frlla thcy Rr! vrnr' fm' .. ..'lHrvvnr Kntm-1'cr fxlfllllllgll thc Girls' Glu- Cfluh was 0l'f,f11l1lZCIl 111 IQI6, rht- Boys' Ulm' Cluh was um nrgnuizctl uutil twclvc yours lntcr, in 1928. Tht- cuth11si11su1 :uuong thc hoys of tht- sclmul uw not ns gl'l'ill as it is Zllllllllg rht- girls. and as an rvsult. thc t'I1I'UllI1lCI1K is not nwnrly so high in tht- Boys' Glu- Cluh as it is in thc Girls' Cluh. This Club holds its l'K'glllkll' Il1l'C'Illlg k'Vk'I'y llxtlrsclaxy l1lOl'lllllg in thc Authtorium. A short progrnlu is PI'l'SCl1ICtl nt thc lX'glIlllll1g ul tht- n1ct-ting fm' thc elm-1'tn111111c11t of thc mcxnbcrs. After thc progrnnm, the hoys sing hoth classical and p0l,7lIl2ll'Il1llSlC. Tht- Boys' Cleo Cluh has c:1pt11rc'tl many honors for tht- st-lmol nt various timcs by thc splcuchd work it has clone. Page 04 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS l'rf'si1frut .... . .Sara Louise Davis Vice-llrcztizlerzt . . . . .Nnllcy Ray Secretary ..... ............... D euise Smyers R4'f1orter.v. . . . . .Helen Forcl, Catherine Cooper Lflfmrifm .. .....,.......... lgrma Miller' 'l'he organization having the largest enrollment in Sharon High School is the Girls' Glee Cluh, which was organized in 1916 for the purpose of extending to those girls who wishetl it an opportunity to learn, through practicing and presenting selected compositions, to appreciate goocl music. At Activities, Seventh, and Eighth periorls on Tuesclay, the girls assemhle in the Allllll'0l'llllll for their regular practice. They sing together as a chorus, or in smaller groups, with occasional solos and duets. The girls often join with the boys in lorming a mixcil chorus. Due to the painting of the Auelitotium this year, their work has heen soiuewhat hamperecl, nevertheless they have met as often as possible and provided not only training, but also amusement for the members. Page 65 ,Z .ff- .' A, Front Row: Left to Riglxr-Curley, Gavda, Nlclntyrc, xlVlllSOI1, Ford, Ray, O'Brien. .K'm'vnd Rm:-: Brimlle, McDaniel, Bntel1kn, Bnrmcs, llnrshnmanv, Rosenfeld, lxliss Nlclvlullcn. Lux! Row: l'lllI'l-lH'tl, Owen, Nleyer, Daview, Diven. CLASS PLAY BIC HEARTED HERBERT Sophia Kerr and fluna Slcrla Rifhardson 'I-he play, .1 l'0lllClly, zlenls with 11 futher who cnn't realize that his chilmlren have grown np, uncl who firmly In-lil-ws in the plain type ol' living. Alter rlu- lnlnily L'lllCl't2lllll'll some of Big Heurtecl HL'l'l7K'l'f,S most inlpnrtnnt elim-nu in the simple way, serving them lmslm, llllil wzlvecl celery arnnml to CII1Pl12lSlZC their ifll-ns, Herhert clmngecl his lcleas uhonl family po1'tl'aits anul spitoons. CAST: Hcrhert . . . . , .Ciemlcl lXfleDnniel Analrew . . . . .Dan hleyer Rnhert .... . . ,Nlarion Harshmnn Amy .... . . ,,.... Helen Iforcl lilimlmetll . . , ,,........ Nancy Ray Iim ..,,....... ,....,.., I ack Diven lXl:n'tl1a1 . , . , . .lX4an'y lane Vxflllson lVll'. Gonzlrlell. . , .... Llewellyn Davies l-lerhert, lr. . .,... Ricllnrcl Owen hlrs. Gooclriclx. .. .... lvlargaret Cnrlev Alice ,..., ..,.. A lice Q'Brlcn M1'. Havens ..., ....... F al Frrinclle hlrs. Havens .,.,....,.. Elizahetll Bzlrmes 1Jin'f'tm'f hliss lVlclVIullen flxsistant Dirvctor-Carnlnme lhltellkn PI'UfIf'l'ly 1lllz1II1I4Q!'7 -Anna Nlny l:01'l'CStCl'. f,vU.Vfl1I71!'.f'--clllflllllt' liriclqsnxm, Ruth Rubenstein, Lois l.imbex', Florence Bastress, l:l01'L'l1CC Wild. l'u11lirity--Harriet Long, Betty Rea, Bill Peat, George MOW1'y', Ellis Rubonivitz, Bob Allen, LL'O1l2l1'll. Konigsbnrg. Stage -- 'Sta1nley G1'uml-Girarcl, Ricllard Kloss, Nlelvin Rosenfeld. Undcr.vtmlie.v-Eugenia Guzmln, Mary Agnes Nlclntyrc, Edward Hurford. Page 66 I-'fra-I lffiiez Left to Right-Saunders, Zimmer, Merat, Ray, Charles, Carley, Forrester, Hall, Ferrari, Snyder Smith, Sherill, Cousins, Bastress, Yeager, Strohle, Ursta, Evans, Richardson, Mireh, Stephenson. Second Row: Malsuni Lonv, McConnell, Lynne, Frantz, Gallagher, Metz, Montgomery, Argenziano i ' fa . . , . Kopen, Marshall, Lin nger, Miller, Dickerson, McLean, Parks, Neil, Rinck, Smith, Limher Artz, Long. 1 Third Row: Butchko, Chotlos, Barnics, McGowan, Everall, Peat, Moon, Bidaman, Schumacher, Roberts White, Brennen, Luse, Dt-Muth, Chaffee, Dulfy, Ehrlich, Abernathy, Loche. Fourth Row: Meyers, Barney, Gereh, Hutchinson, DeNoblf', Singer, Stanton, Longstreet, Grand-Girard Smith, Goldstein, Ioues, Sigler, Epina, Davis, Robinson, Pegg, Leipheimcr. Fifth Row: Baxter, Addicott, Matthews, Oshorne, Flaherty, Smith, Marx, Frejd, Mallet, McDowell, Smith, Irwin, Chappin, Burbaugh, Abel, Egan. Last Row: David, Altham, Bartholomew, Rankin, Plehan, Rosche, Killa, Wooster, Meyers, Auhel, Buchanan, Meyer, XVomer, Vkfiesen, OToole, Whic, O'Shanic, Fitzgerald. MONITORS Strangers visiting our school are amazed at the quiet and order which thev find in our . halls. The Credit for this goes to Mi'. Irvine and the Nionitor System, of which he is the liaculty adviser. This organization was established in 1925. The purpose is: to have student participation in school government, to acquaint students with school problems, to greet and serve visitors properly, and aid in dealing with inside tralhe prohlems. It aims to prevent offenses rather than to discipline offenders. During each period of the day, there are lourteeu monitors on duty, six on the Hrst Hoot, and four on the second Hoot, and on the third. The Nfonitor System ll0t only makes our school a better school, hut also gives a very good training to those who are chosen for duty. The organization is another means hy which our school has won favorahle recognition. Page 67 y 1 I r President .... Vice-President . . . Sertretfiry-Treasurer Caroline Hutchlto lVlargaret Carley Marry lane VVillson Elizabeth Barmes Nancy Ray Betty Thomas SPORTS CLUB Senior and Iunior Illembers LEADERS Clare Ehrlich Sara Louise Davis Anna May Forrester Nfargatet Dempsey Alice O'Brien Nlary White Caroline Butchlfto .lvlargaret Carlev . . . . .Erma lN4iller Dorothv Peters Helen Arthur Dorothv Caldwell Betty I-ohns Nlartha Brainard lvlary Sheriff lane liinlabeiuer Agnes Evans lulia Sorensky All work and no play makes lack a dull boy. So the old proverb goes and how true ii rings. Realizing that play is not only good for .1 student but absolutely essential to the physical development of the body, schools provide different recreations for the students. dif- ferent sports in which the students may talte part. ln the earlier years of our High School the girls had a basketball team and played interscholastic games. For one reason or another, many schools with whom we had contests discontinued girls' basketball ICLIIUS, Miss X7Veller realizing the fact that basketball of necessity filled the need of only about one tenth of the girls in school worked out a plan by which every girl in our school could take part in some sport and thus carry out the real purpose of physical education in a public school. Page 68 SPORTS CLUB Sophomore and Freshman Members The Girls' Sports Club was organized three years ago by bliss VVeller for the purpose of giving every girl in school a chance to participate in any sport she wished to, and giving the girls an opportunity to earn a letter, Classes held in activities periods and after schoolg HIC Activities Pcrlofl null 0110 2'llEIl'l' SCl100l PL'I'l0ll ffll' Cllcll girl. At CllffCl'Cl'lI SCAISQIIS of tllk' year sports are stressed, with a tournament at the end of that sport awarding additional points to the winners. Among the sports that the girls take part in are: massball, tumbling basketball, dod eball, tennis, soccer ball, ta dancin and baseball. Points are also awarded for lurking, roller skating, ice skating, swimming and bievcling. fhe Iunior and Senior girls with the most points have charge of these classes and also lead any of the outside activities, Letters are awarded to the ten Seniors and juniors having highest number of points. Throughout the year correct posture, cleanliness, good sprotsmanship, love of sports, and correct weight, are emphasized and medals are awarded to the most nearly perfectlv built girl from each classy one to the overweight girl who has lost the IIIOSI weight and one to the underweight girl who gained the most weight. Tliroufth this lan, the Uirls are aided in more wavs than one. The first and most im- D P D. . . .1 . . . vortant, of course, is the h sical Ifllllllllff and develo ument which ever frirl receives. I P Y n l Y D As a result of these activities, indications are that the following Seniors will receive sweat- ers and letters: Caroline Bntchko, lwlargaret Carley, Elizabeth Barmes, Ma1'y lane Willstmii, Sara Davis, Clare Ehrlich, Dorothy Peters, Francis Zebroski, Nlargaret Dempsev, Maury Agnes lVIcIntyre, Irene Bowie, Alice O'Brien. There will be five Iuniors receive letters and unless others get more outside points they will be: Mai'y VVhite, Betty Iohns, Dorothy Caldwell, Agnes Evans, Inlia Sorenoky. In the Before and After Club these girls have the advantage of gaining a stronger body, losing unsightly pounds and hairpin spines are being straightened XVL- try to foster the spirit of play, good fellowship, good sportsmanship and courtesy so that when the time comes for them to take their lace in the world the are read to meet the demands for life oti piysica y ant menta y. b l 1 ' ll l ll P Y Y Page 09 ,Ii ,ff- I -1 A I , . e ..,,.. l I-iron! Row: Left to Riglitglbrrester, Carley, Gadola, Virgalitn, Smith, Cousins, O'lvlasta, Gazila, llaslress .S'f'r'm1dlfu1L'Z Ray, livans, Ferrari, Spencer, Lasko, Wild, Davis. Thin! Row: Carhon, Brintlle, Smith, Reyer, Davies, Goldstone, Annlersou, Hanson. I-'nnrilr Row: liihnoe, Smith, Pope, Long, Shalitv, Ivlcllaniel, O'Hare, lipina, Schwartz. lam Row: Waters, Longslreet, lN1cDowelI, Childs, Skyrm, Beck, Ciccarone, Pallina, Kamerer. INTERSCHOLASTICS ln everv tlrama of the theater, he it tragetly or comemly, there is a serious interwoven theme that may well he among the reacler's experiences. Such is the position of Interschol- astics in Sharon High School. lVIany, as you can see, have also realizecl this. Two major promluctions were ht-lil entitlezl, Tri-City Nleetu antl County Ilflllllllllllhn The lirst liroiluetion was given on Decemher sixth in Sharon, Farrell. anal Grove City. Our lzianisrs, orators, essayists, violinists, hoy anal girl vocalists, extemporaneous speakers, anal poetry reaclers took their how. As the curtain was tlrawn, those present conclutleil that ilu- initial perforniance of the year was a great success. Again on hfarch twenty-seventh our contestants gave .1 winning performance as Sharon was the scene of an assembly of representatixes for the great annual performance County Rounrl-Up. The procluction was more variecl on this the seconcl Sll0VVll1f,f. The main cast anal their clouhle are to he congratulatecl. Aclmlitional parts were taken hy spellers, historians, mathematicians, and Latin and general scholars. As we watchecl our aetors ancl actresses hasque in the limelight we cleciclecl that they were much more than amateurs, almost professional. We heartilv agree with our assistant foothall coach who saicl The henefits of football, haskethall or any other high school sport are not to he comparecl with the henefits arhievetl from lurerscholastic coinpetitioiifl Page 70 FACULTY 252124 'E 'll Y -4 -1 .. 7 - 7 -fljficxfh .35 ' A. , Q ,'! '- Aj .- If , Ag Q + , Gans- - ' 1 x Ekfr ' 4' 'F' Q if , - Ng ,SR I h N Wits. A 1 'RX I' wr XA :Ti ,' ' 143, ,J QS' Thurds noihmg D0 LU mln V Qb0Ul UNB' 1 ' , Miva Calclwvzll 1 -V I ' 5 V and hm- ln Q. q lu' Q 'N :V :- I frvhuzv. -Q Q ton ' 'i i -V' i 'I A A. .- .....u ..WY J, 99? Z. Q X-,Rn X In , f 4x K R X XS? NT J PM UU1 ' X, ' Bvk rl' ll IUC' 7 Hia M , U ' , I b n Q 1 of 2 X if PiRm15 wg Z X xx Q A ' f 'O ' f ' L I wx Y I 1, I N ': ::Q: Q u In of H mn - Msn 'T' - flu 'fm one xa ,- SN- .U Qc X' 'W ' X 1, ' ' Y X V 7 ,7,, lv .X ',,, UM! 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' ,. -..q,Lfr, - K, ' 7112. nyc' x 'A TJ .: c Kg: I W. -.1 ' LTL Y 5? lg' fi - LFE' , , K Ifmnl Row: L1-Ir tu Right- Brinrllc, Oliver, Ivfurvk, Lysohir, Rnslmlu, Klalric, L S Srmnd Row: Bzlycr, Innes, GL-rely, Innes, Marcus, Syslu, Nichols, Third Row: Column-r. Cifru, I,7cCnp1m, Cooper, Rccdmnn, O I'ooIu, Dv.-Nulmln r 1 mam, Ncic. I lwulrtb Row: Clnlals, I'IlCkcv. Ijllllll, RL'llgIL', Price, Novak, Waldo, CvcII1.1r, 'IAI1 llll Il FOOTBALL SHARON ..,,. ...,... . . SHARON. . . SHARON. . ,. SHARON ...,, . . . SHARON ,,... . . . SHARON ...., . . . SHARON ,.... . , SHARON. . . SHARON ..... . . . I Il 6 gn 34 6 7 I2 I3 0 20 SCHEDULE NFXVTON FALLS RAYEN ..,...... CRIiFNVII.I.Ii .. OIL CITY ... XVARRIQN .... GROVE CITY .. SHARIISVILLF .. MIEADVILLE . . . NIEVJ CASTLE ,. I':1gv Tl MEN COACH DAVE STEWART..ta1ll .well built. .sannly hair-..blue eyes. VVas born aiul rearecl clown at New Kensington. .Ob- taineil early book larninm at High anal gracle schools in same town. .claims his first interest in foot ball was that the school neeileil players anil he was a big l:1l1'lllL'l'-'Y so, he playecl. After granluating from high school he went to Geneva College .then to Grove City. His ci-aching recoril is long..at Kiski one year. .Nlassilon live years..l-ockl1aven two yearswancl at our Alnia hlater for eight years: and from present signs, for many years to come. Coachccl hir. Rosen- berg at one time. .You can cell him on the looiball lieltl by his sloueh hat. TGRS l'ag In TED RQSENBERG. .5 ft. 10. . IQO. .blui- eyes. .clark hair. Born in Clevelanal, Ohio . .nlovecl to Massiloxi at early age. .livecl in Chicago one year, in Clevelanil same length of time. First interest in football shown when at the age of Q he wallieil from Nlassilon to Canton to see the annual game, jumpenl the fence, then walkeil home. Spent first year of college at lvlon- mouth, Illinois, thence to Grove City where he played 3 years varsity ball. lneligible last year because he hacl playeml a year at lslonmouthg was niacle assistant coach. Once macle three touclulowns, two of which were illegal because of off-sizle pen- alty. Hobbies are his son Bob, golf, politics. music, anal outdoor sports. t i 1 The outlook for the football season last spring was dull, as there were only a few retum- ing lettermen and a small group of inexperienced subs. However as the training season ended and the boys rounded into shape the wise wolves of the pigskin whose job it is to prophecy decided that perhaps things would not be as bad as expected. Last season the team lost only two out of the ten games played and won the County and District honors. The following is a brief sketch of the boys on the squad: SAMMY OLIVER. . .small. . .daring. . .aggressive I-lindered by bad shoulder. . . played great ball never-the-less. . .blocked two punts in the Oil City game that eventually led to Sharon touchdowns. X' SAM MARCUS. . .Senior. . .Tackle. . .big. . .consistent. . .On squad three years. . . one year letterman. . .chosen All County tackle. ALBERT NICHOLS. . .medium build. . .plenty tough. . .clown. . .Has been on squad two years. . .Iunior this year. . .will probably be on squad next year. . .already has made his letter. IIM IONES. . .Iunior. . .versatile. . .having played guard, end, and tackle last year. . . hails from Niles High School. . .one year letterman there. . .available next season. . .one year letter man, Sharon. Page 76 5 FDOTBALL STEVE KLARlC...quarterback...generally agreed to be best pass tosser ever to graduate from Sharon High School. . .two year letterman. . .valuable as a punter. . .made a complete pass of fifty-five yards against Grove City for his longest complete pass of the season.. .Senior...will not be on hand next year. . .chosen All County and All District quarterback. BOB SPARKS. . .sub halfback. . .willing. . .well built. . .should make a good regular next season. . .Iunior. . .first year on squad. IOE LUCAS. . .Sophomore . .sub quarterback. . .showed great promise last season. . . has made his letter. . .especially good at passing and calling the right play at thc right time. IACK DIVEN. . .St-nior. . .all around athlete. . .played in the fullback role last season ...a well built lad, lack is not only popular among athletes but is Popular around school because of his scholastic ability. Hard worker. . .good fellow. . .President of the Senior Class. A. Page 77 FOOTBALL ALEX LYSOHIR. . .Iunior. . .sub center. . .rose from position of water boy to sub center in one season. . .most likely candidate for the center post next year. HENRY SYSLO. . .Sophomore . .first year on squad. . .sub fullback. . .better known as Ham . . .stocky. . .looks like Ed Brindle's twin brother when in uniform. ED BRINDLE. . .Scnior. . .likable. . .member of the squad for three years. . .populai with the students. . .President of the Hi-Y and a leader in other scholastic groups. . .one year letterman. . .vice-president of the Senior Class. ANDY SEAMAN. . .Iunior. . .halfback. . .elusivc. On the squad three years and has made one letter and three stripes. . .longest run of past season was made against Grove City . .sixty-seven yards. . .will return next year. l Page 78 . 5- , up e..s.-f-. IOE lWAREK. . .Sophomore. . .first year on squad. . .made his letter. , .will probably not be available next year because of injury suffered in basketball. . .plenty of spunk. . .held down a sub end position last year. FRANK BAYER. . .end. . .Iunior. . .on squad three years. . .captain during last year's season. . .two year letterman. . .had knack of getting into the enemies' backfield and tackling runner.. .will probably be the spark plug of next year's team. BEN IGNES. . .Senior. . .end. . .three years on squad. . .successful in making letter last year. . .especially known for his ability to nab passes which seemed impossible to catch. ALFRED GEREB. .. unior. . .sub uard. . .member of s uad for two ears. . .called tl ' V1 q y Little Adolphus by team mates...ava1lable next season...should be a star on next year's team. Two fellows who did splendid work last year but are ll0t pictured in the individual picture group are: CARL I-IUTCHISON. . .short. . .hard worker. . ,played sub end. . .first year on squad . . .awarded letter. . .was big factor in winning of the Sharpsville game. . .received long pass that paved way to second touchdown. . .graduates this year. TED REAGLE. . .Iunior. . .made his letter last year. . .played sub end position. . .tall . . .rangy. . .should develop into a fine end. Page 79 lull lfrfzw' Ixit In Riglltn YVciwn, Divcn, I5K'r'r'iK'k, Bntchku, Ifnx. Iiickrrwn. lfuirum Ifnzri l.x'm'I1, KilI1lK'I'K'I', Inncx, Baldwin, I'rifc. SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON SHARON ..... ......... 2 1 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SCIENCEVII,I.l,i NEW CASTLE . ALUMNI ...... CROVE CITY ,. M ERCIER ...... SHARIISVIIIE . HICKORY .... . IfARREI.I, .,.. . KSROVE CITY .. KBREENVIIIE ,. YOIJNKSS-I'OVx'N SHARI'SVII.l.E . HICKORY ..,. I5ARRl1I.I, ..... . KlREENVII,I.E .. WARREN ...,. MERCER ....,.. AIXIBRIDKQE . ,. ERIE ACADEMY MERCER COUNTY PI,.AYOI5If EARRELI. .... . DISTRICT no RAYEN ,.... .,,......4z ERIE STRONG VINCENT XVESTERN REGIONAL NEW CASTLE ..,. I':1g1- Sli Basketball Coach COACH A. XV. ljlciKERSON..lllll7l'l'S- slle. . .ICLIIII-llllllllL'l'. . .l-1'lCllll. Born lllltl I'l'1ll'l'll at New Atht-lls, Qhlouwllere he .lttcllllutl school ill llls early years. .SfllI'l'CIl ill loolhall Allltl haskethallg however, was lmctll-l' lillOWll lTL'k'.lllSk' of his hasehall ahilltv, Al-tt'r lligll school he took l10I'lll1ll work at l'.l'1llllillll Normal St'llool..lllavc'tl hasrhall al-.llllsl Cx Nllllllllf, ollt'-tllllc glx-att-st hall X' 'S 1 l1lICllt'l'. .llltl P. G. work at Ohio State.. j. also 1 ltt llXIl'llSlUll work. .PLll'flCllllll'lV llhyslts illlll l'llgillt'el'illg. All-stall' clltl ill Ohio ill foothzlll..l'fX- college to l.ctolli wllcrc ht- st'l'vt'tl two years .ls a lL'1lk'llL'l' llllll Ulll' as Pl'lllL'lPiIl. .to Salem NVlll'I't' he taught ollt- Year. .has l7k'L'l1 ill Sll1ll'0ll Sllltl' IQI8, .likes to fish, tinker wilh rallios, Qllltl llt-al with Vflllllg' fellows. Page NI Faculty Manager lNlR. HOWARD GlLMORE..lJllS5'..CLll1- ahlc. llflcicllt. VVas fetcht'd lip at flellesco, New Yol'k..attt'llllcll grade Flllll high school fl1L'l'C..Il1l'll wetlt to State Nlll'I1lHl ill same town lllillilllg the ethica- IlOll2ll part lll1illllI1l0llS llerc. .later took all cxtt-llsioll CUlll'Sl' at Pt-llll Start-Hall rhl- timt' stlltlyillg to he a teacher. .post col- lege to IZIINCSYOWII, New York where he was l'!llPlUl'CLl as a teacher for two years.. came to Olll' fair City ill lQ20..ll1lS heell haskl-tball lllflllllgti' for l-0llI'fl'Cl1 years, and foothall faculty lllallager since l916.. Il1Cl'L'l4Ul'L' he kllows what he is doing.. 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The lK llll wus s111'1'1-sslA11l lll NVlllllll15,:' th1' 1'11u11tv 1 hy Nuw C11s1l1- 111 flll' Vv'1'st1'1'11 R1'g1111111l 1i1l1' clash., l':1g1- Nl Illtl 1l1stri1't h1111111's llllll was 1l1'f1'4111-1l BASKETBALL C111111111s1'11 171- Al 11111 g1'1111l1 111' 1111vs 111111 fllfOl'l'l1 lllN1Cl' 1111- 1'xc1'111'nt 111rcct111'sl1i11 1111 iL'l'Sllll 1111' 11-11111 was s111'1'1'ssfnl in winning 1'1g1111'c11 of thc twc11tv-r111'1-1- gnnlvs C11111111 17111 1111vC'l1. In 111111f11'11v111- 111111 11111111111 1111- ,I.1f't'I 4 VVUII F1v1- 111 1111- SCVCII 0111111-s 11:1v1'11, 111x111 f 111 1 . x r-V 1 Q yn U 5 , I 111 7 1 . 11 N1-w C.11st11' 111111 V1111'1'1'11, 011111, 111111 111'11'11t111g 5c11'11c1'v1111', A111111111, XOIIIIQSUJWXI Rnycn, AXll13l'1i1gt', 311111 11111' Ak-Alt1k'lIlX'. G1fRA1,17 LYNCH, . .S1'111111'. . .s11l1 glllllll. P11'k11 ' was 1l1W1lVS 1'1'1111y w111'n 111111-11 11111111 111111 11111 11111' 1v111'k 111 1'1'1'1'v gannc 111' 111z1v1'11. 1511111' 11111nrS. TOM KA1Xl15R15R. . S1111l111111111'1-. . .1111 111111 Clllllillg, T11111 s1111s11t11t1:11 als il Lflll!l'l1 .lllll 11Ck'1IN1Ul11I11f' Q15 Al 1,Ul'V1'-11411. 1.13111 YV111 171' llVll11il151C lxcxt ?'C'nr. HL' 111111 HVC' lWU1l1l'S 1a1s1 s1'a1s1111 BISN lONlf5,.611111111-,..s11l1 1111111-1: P1111 was 11111'111'11111r1v known for 111s z1111111v 111 llllllii' 1111- 11111111111 111111 11v1'1'111'1111 s11111s. B111 was Zlll 111111111111111 cog in lasr VL'3!l'.S lll2lC1llllL' 111111 111's1-rv1-s .1 1111 111 1'1'1-1111 1'lH' 111s w111'k, l'11'n11v 111111 ninctv points. AUAIXI VOX. . .S1'n1111'. . .x1111 LK'llll'l', 1'11rvv:11'11. . .w111'k1'r. A1111111 111'11v1'11 111s w111'1l1 1111 n111nx' 111'1'11s11111s 111' 111s w11a11111x' 1111111 w111'11 111111 s111111t1ng. 1311x 113111 1'11'v1-n 111111115 I11s1 S1':1s11n. IUIA' 1X1A1115K,..S11p1111111111'1'...11an'11 lnck 111111 111 1111- 11111151 111' ll v1'1'V s1l1'1'1'sN1'11l 4 n l1L11llQ :1 111111111111 1'a111111a11g11 w1111'11 w11n111 1111v1- 1111 111111111 QIVCH -1-a1s11n 1111- was lIlllll'k'C1. 111115 1- K t 111111 1111 11-11111 111 11111- 111 1111' 11n1'x1 L:ll'll'l1N -11111 11111111111-11 111 1111- 111s1111'v 111' 1111- s1'1111111, 1111 114111 111111'-six 11111n1s 1111 1111 1111- 111111- 1lljll!'Y f111'1'1'11 111111 1-l'0lll 1'11111111'11r11111, 111 1 ,111 KAMERER JQNES Page S5 liurle I1'nu': LL-ft to RighrfRcaglc, XViIl1crsty, Thompwon. Lee. .Ulrlfllw Razr: XVviwn. Truxall, NVlu-ldon, Culp, RCYDOF, MCDmmxx'c'll. Collins. lfullnm Rfm': Grimm, Dmmlcv, Dnxis, Nevin, VV!1itc'hcncl. RIQSIQRVIQS RI5SlfR.Vl5S RlfSI5RVl5S RFSIQRVVS RIQSVRVISS RliSliRVIf5 RFSICRYIQS RFSIQRVIQS RliSlfRVlfS RIQSIQRVIQS RIQSIQRVIQS I?FSIQRVI5S Rl SliRVlfS RISSIQRVISS RIQSIERVIES RISSERVIES RIQSIERVIQS RESERVE SQUAD SCHEDULE .1 5C1ENCEvu-LE .-.E NEW CASTLE ....,f, MISRCZER .,ll sHARvsv11.1.E .. ...JE HICKORY . 11 VARRELI. ...H HOYLES .....f, GRHiNVII.I,li RAYEN ...,.... . .-.lg sHARPsvl1.1.E ...W HICKORY ...RU IfARREI.I. ...lg CREENv11.1.1i HM XVARRIQN ...gl MERCER -14 ALI- STARS R6 HI-Y........ 405 COUNTY STANDING XVUII Tcn Lost Nom' Pct. 1000 l':u::- X4 5 ...lfm IL 'S 4? 1: U IQ '7 Q Lo '5 I3 li If: ...I4 I9 Reserve Coach lVlR. KENNETH COLLINS. .quict:. .soft spoken..fo1'ln11l. VVas horn and rcm'ccl in South Sharon, now cnllcll Pill'l'Cll. .cclucntcml in Sharon grzulc and high school. .which may hc thc rcnson for his ln'illia111cc..nt4 It'lllll'Kl collcgc at XxICSl'l11lIlSl'Cl'..lllilllllgkll u-luus l'CLlIllS hcrc. .also took part in Intra- l1HIl'ill auul Class lmskr-rbull gilIllL'S..lll.tl'1' grauluzulon to Wh-sr lX'lulcllcscx High whcrc hc conclwml lmskctlnull auul l-ootlmll. .to Sl1:1ron.,lms just complctccl sixth ycur in our Pfllllll lulllcllng. .sclcncc IC1lCl1C1'.. conchcrl varsity lmskcllmll in ,534-335 llllcl Ra.-scrvcs for thrcc ycurs. Pustuncs rlmr in- Lcrcst him most arc golf, bowling, mul Hi- Y Cluh, thc lnttcr of which lu- clocs thc luculry zulvising. lfruulc Frnglc Dick Owen Lcllo Brest Gcorffc Scars V rw Page Cheer Leaders 'Tis oftcn saurl rim thc culilm- of Ll tc-:un rlrpr-mls on thc quality ol rho chccring- so it follows that rlw quality ol thc L'll1'L'l'S clcpcncls on thc clu-on-lc-mlr-rs. Our boys this ycau' dirl il line job anal alcscwc Ll lor ol praise. Drcssccl in the uauticst of Cl1Cl'l'- lczulcrs uniforms thc fellows aulclcrl glamour :mal color to our colorful nthlcric sccncs. . '+V ,mfmigi ' fs - i -- . . 1 Fran! Row: Lelt to Right---Cooper, Smith, Hutchison. Young, Nichols, Lucax, Rosenleltl, Nice. Srcnrid Row: Genger, Kaiuerer, Thomas, Riegel, Cvelhar, Ivlathewx, lvlarrin. Cierelv, Tomko, Poprocliy, Banjack. Lux! Row: Brinclle, Butchko, Rcagle, Cooper, Dicksiou, Waldo, Griffith, lvIcDowell, Thompson, Rolrlwinx, liagen, Quinn, Fitzgerald, Williams, Myers, Fox, Novak, Owen, Price, Burlmach. TRAC K, 1936 lr seems as though all the disastrous elements known were Slll11IIlUllL'll to inipetle the sueeess ol' our traelt squanl this spring. The alwenee ol experiencecl athletes was not enough. liven the experienreml were unalwle to tlevelop until late, for snow anal glmmiiw rain lit-lil a iuonopolv ou lX4arch weather. However, ahout the lirst ol April the scpiacl waw able to ln-gin training. liehintl the sehetlule ol recent vearx, the luovs were inactive until April 15, when lfaxt Palestine visuetl lor a non-mleeision, practice IllL'l'I. lfour tlays later, Vx'arren, Uhio came here to win a lri- Ciitv l ea-vue clecision in the only home meet ol the season. .f T1 . Wirli these azlverse eontlitions was that never-give-up spirit existing among xouie xixty-five ranmlitlates. These boys, having limitetl opportunities, worltecl eagerlv untlex Coach Stewart. Of these eanmliclates, naturally several names shoultl Qtaocl out. These are Cooper, Nice, Butchko, Thompson, Nichols, liox, Lucas, anal Sparks. New tpiarters were estahlishetl uncler the stacliuni replacing the former loelterArooui at school. The season, if not a sweeping triumph over all opposition. was a jov to those tlis playing an interest in the sport. Another early suuimer has not gone to waste. Page P40 t SWIMMING'TEAM One of the newer extra curricular activities to be added to our athletic program is swimming. Made up of members of the student body and coached by Cap Esterline of St. Iohn's Pool, the team was able to participate in only one meet this year, the reason being the lateness in getting organized. H, Members of the team and each individual accomplishment in the Erie Meet held at Erie, Pa.: LeRoy Brest ..... ..... P laced second in the 220 Bob Graves .... ..,.. P laced third in the backstroke Bill Basher .. ....... Placed third in the 40 Allen Dill ..... ..... S econd in the 100 Dick Owen ..... ..... U nable to attend 'V GOLF TEAM Another fairly young Cub in the Tiger sport world is the golf team which has been organized for the past four years. Since the time it was started it has men with great suc- cess. The team this year and also the other three was cocahed by Mr. Currier who is an ardent golfer himself. Record : CARLTON HUTCHISON. . .captain. . .member of team since it originated. . .had low score of thirty seven against Youngstown for his low of the season for nine holes... only contestant besides State winner that broke forty in the Hi School Tournament at Conneaut Lake. . .manages team. ED I-IURFORD. . .member of team three years. . .most consistent member of the team. . .slow to anger. . .grins like Sarazen. IOHN MURRAY. . .has been on team two years. . .quiet. . .retiring. . .style re sembles that of Bobby Iones. AUSTIN KEAVANY. . .two year man. . .tall. . .won school golf toumament last season. . .medalist at Yankee Run. . .Hrst in Mercer county school tournament. ANDY SEAMAN. . .hard hitter. . .plays golf like he plays football. . .need any more be said. . .runner up in the High School Toumament. Page 87 l , .1 r f f Yi F QI ft ul as 4 s E F ' .. A. z 'E 11 v pw ,sn i fi -if 54' up xx Y, . c It .. Q . 51535 ' fi-,-, ..1-' , wr 1 slung W., A 'S 4 'rl V 1 ,nk yi, . 3. 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So we appreciate the aid received from Our advertisers. ,p gs 5 .l--'f1f159 T F- ' X sfivfi- 'v f-'I -- 7511? 12'3','ff1-'RW-'41 A,Q::'Tu 4.1.f':'2 .L '4 X Q 4 I. If K 1 2' ' a 4 1 '- Ia-fgp f. ptr., sfmfz., , ffm-r.4--tiff'-ku..:,'.f,v 'f .-4.1'fj'..f'1'.y,x911-'1g.f,-',x'1w,-4 'J -,:fa3,n.z,. 1 if ' vf-1 vi- -, .,,, -- ', L , 'lun ,:,,y. .H,g. - -gf, w, - - X ,, 4.43 Q,-5-,-.1-ef, 5 9 if i vii if-' ' -fe . 4 w- ful 3-'JY rr '- 1-Pl 4' 31 5 . . Q 3' js. ,151 . ,.f. , I V. I -, ,Y-W, 11, 4 451 . Bf . i' ,. 9' 1. n fiixif- 9 1 .Sai . fa 1'-3157.1 N235 ' 12-' :ff ' 'frail uv-32.5, X f-fri. vw I5 5 ,E . ' ' fi f5f!'35'Lf' ' s 1 1 , ff? ,.a' all 1 ' .1 t. ' n ,gjfk .,w. R . fc. .,,.r,- -lx,-rg. 4- , qi, -. Q -311. l +V ., I :iz wx EQ 5 ' ii .. -L5 1 ,, X 3,553.1 Ir.. pgwpl f. 3, ,L Y a , - gp .t.i,,:e,yu -er '14 HP., 3 ADVERTISERS Can you imagine a stage set for a play without any scenery to add realism to the setting of the play? In like manner, can you imagine a Mirror without any advertisements for a background? Every dif-ferent division of a play production must work together in order to produce a good performance. Our advertisers realize this and cooperate with us in pro- ducing our monthly Mirrors and this Mirror Annual. The Staff appreciates this cooperation and wants to thank you worthy advertisers. I . While we go through this Annual from cover to cover, let us pay especial attention to the advertisers who have helped us and cooperated with usg and let us help them by co- operating with them and patroniiing them. . s Page 89 , offs, Q ' 4-ai t Q' W , y i A f 1 ,s Tig . ezueirsaiwi-aa'qi., ,.:a.stsau .,..mema sf 1 AUTOMOTIVE- Allum-Williams ..... DeForest-Buick Co. . . . . Dills Brothers ........... Goodrich Silvertown Stores .. Hoffman Motor Company . . . Hudson Terraplane Co. Hunter Motor Co. .... . Malley Motors ........ McClenahans .,.......,.... Sharon Auto Body Service ...... Sharon Battery and Tire Co.. . . . IVeaver Chevrolet Co. ..... . BANKS- First National Bank ...... M. Bl M. National Bank ...,. McDowell Natinoal Bank BARBER SHOPS- Columbia Barber Shop .... Evans Barber Shop ...,. Goodrick Sc McCann BEAUTY SHOPS- Brake Beauty Shop ...,. Caldwell Beauty Salon .... Elite Beauty Shoppe ..... Ferrari's Beauty Shop .... COAL AND ICE- Roux Coal 66 Ice ....... Sharon Coal 86 Ice ........., CLOTHING, MEN'S- Anderson, Clothier ......... Epp's Clothing Hess 81 Fogle ..... Mehl's Clothing .... Sam Lurie Bl Son .... Shontz Sl Myers ............. CLOTHING, WOMEN'S- Garrick's .................... George Lurie ............ CONFECTIONERS- Kachulis Confectionery .... Mott Robertson ........ Sotus Columbia Grille .... Index to Advertisers CONTRACTORS-BUILDING- 99 johnson-Mclntyre ............,..... .. X20 Peoples Coal 64 Builders Supply .... . .. loo A. Wishart 66 Son Co. ............. . . 1 1 1 I ig coNTRAcToRs-P1.UMB1Nc- 116 Ivor I. Lee .............,........... 106 L. Davies . . 125 '26 DAIRIES- . . I05 ' ' 126 Biggin's ...,.... . Isaly's ........ Model Dairy .,............... ' ' '35 DEPARTMENT STORES- ,. 121 Anspach :Sl Mayer .......... . Moore's ............ Penney's ........., The Sharon Store ..... . . 126 . . 125 DRUG STORES- .. 105 Anchor Drug Co. .... . Hyde Drug Co. . . . . Reznor Drug Co. . . . Sharon Drug Co. ....... . 1 1 5 . . 1 I4 . l 1 lo DRY CLEANING- X02 Penn Cleaners ......... . ELECTRICAL STORES- U3 G. BL K. Electrical Service ..... ' ' 94 I-Ieiges Brothers ........ . Moores Electric Service. Morgan Electric ....... 3? Fooo STORES- ' ' 95 Atlantic 66 Pacilic Tea Co.. . . . ' ' '25 Louis Shaffran ........... . ' ' 98 Messersmith's ............... . . . 92 FUNERAL DIRECTORS- McBride Funeral Home ....... .. 105 McConnell Funeral Home .... . .. 98 Sample Funeral Home .... . FURNITURE- . . 106 Bolotin's ......... . .. 120 Myer Frank, Inc. .. . . 1 I0 Willsons ....... . Page 90 Eu 114 II3 93 II2 II3 96 l 00 I07 IOS 127 I07 95 125 97 112 105 99 110 97 94 lI2 126 II5 1a.o 97 111 106 97 111 116 Index to Advertisers HARDWARE STORES- Beckdol Hardware Co. ..,.. . Rolxerts Hardware Co. . . INDUSTRIALS- Sharpsville Boiler Works ......... Westinghouse Electric 64 Mfg. Co.. . . INSURANCE- Gilbert Insurance Co. .. I-I. O. lones ............ Protected Home Circle .,.. Prudential Insurance Co.. . . Shilling 66 Co. ........ . Wm. F. Faas .... .... IEWELRY STORES- A. M. Zimmer ........... Gerson's Iewelry .. Price, Iewclcr .... Frank Wengler .. . Roberts 6: Co. , . . Durfce Ieweler .. . MISCELLANEOUS- Brown Greenhouse ........... N. D. Randall, Optometrist .... Buhl Club .,.............. G. 15: M. Rogers, Gift Shop .......... Nathan Rosenblum 6: Co. ..,.......... . . Northern Engraving 61 Electrotype Co.. . . . I. C. Herrman, Beverages ............. Ideal Bakery .........,..,....,.., King's Music Shop . . . . . . Murchie, Florist ......,......,..,. Underwood Co. ......,............. . Shenango Valley Comniercial Institute .... St. Iohn's Swimming Pool ............... Sealmrn Dancing School .. , II4 127 IO4 109 95 99 124 93 112 110 I02 127 99 94 95 97 II4 II9 IO0 IIO IO5 122 II4 99 IO7 92 II9 II5 97 II4 Page 91 PRINTING- Beaver Printing Co. .. Eagle Printing Co. , PUBLIC UTILITIES Pennsylvania Power Co. Shenango Valley Water Co RESTAURANTS- Dalo's Cafeteria ..,.... Hancy's Dinner Bell .... Hess Restaurant . , . . . Iack's Grille ..., Liberty Grille . . . Paradise Inn ,. SHOE STORES- Davis Shoe Co. ..... . NolJil's Shoe Store ...... Silverman's Shoe Store .. . Iohn Reyer BL Co. ....., . SERVICE STATIONS- Budd Street Sunoco Service .... . Esso Servicenter ........... . Ser-View Service Station .... . TIIFIICY Oil Co. ........ . STUDIOS- Iesano Studio . . . Heinz St11dio .... THEATERS- Colulnbia Theater .. Gable Theater . . . Nuluna Theater . I23 III IIS IOS II3 97 II4 II3 94 98 I06 119 95 II3 II9 99 II3 116 IIS IIS 102 I08 120 0-0-0 O 0 .0-00-0-0 +0-00-000 +0-0-0-0-04-0-0-0-0-00000-0-000+-0 000-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-00-04-04-04 00000000000000-00000000 SAY IT WITH FLOWERS , . . Edward Murchie F L O R I S T Greenhouses: I Brookfield Ave. :: Phone 37 33 VINE AVENUE PHONE 1282 00000-0000 000000000 - Slxontz 8:3 Myers STYLE HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN +0-004400000-000000 0-0-04-0-Of I I 00 Q 0-0-0-0 E 0 O 9 0 O O 6 O O O 0 O 9 9 0 O 9 9 6 O 0 9 0 O 0 E O 0 6 6 0 6 0 9 9 O O 0 O O 6 O 6 O 6 O 0 9 O O 0 Ke!! Kel WE SPECIALIZE IN YOUNG MEN'S SUITS Come in and Try on the New Sport Models r,,, 0-000-0-0-0-0000-000-0 00000000 000 00-00-000 00 0-00 0000000000-00 000 000000000000000-0 CONGRATULATIONS THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE LOCAL BRANCH OFFICE Boyle Bldg. SHARON, PA. Phone 2319-R E. E. KEEFER, J. E. MATTSON, Asst. Supt. Asst. Supt. 00-0 0-0 0 0 000 0-0 00000 0 0 V 0-00 0-000-000000000000 0 0 000 0-0 LUMBER-- 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 crm get lllc lllfS'l' :lf Zlllfllll llw sumo lwicv. llzlvv 21 LXIQGICIQ STOCK to sclcct lroln, l1lf'l lll'flQ SICIQYICIQ. :xml Illllfi' PROM l l' l7l'fI,lVl2lQlIfS FEW CITIES the size of SHARON can boast of a lumber yard as extensive as A. Wishart SL Sons Company SHARON FARRELL GREENVILLE PHONE 86 PHONE 707 000-0-0-00-0-0-0-0-0000-000-000-00000-00 Papo 93 -0-0 0 0 00-00 0000 0-00-000-00-00000-000-00-0000000-00-0 'C 00 0-00-00000-0 90 I 00000 GRADUATES TAKE NOTICE FINER DIAMONDS AND BETTER IWATCHES I Am som By , FRANK WENGLER I Convenient Credit Terms 5 Sharon's Reliable Jeweler F or over 25 years 0000 00 000-0-00000000 00-000 00 00000-00000-00000000 0000000000000000000 00000000 000000-00 00000-0 000 00000-0000000 VITALAIRE the air conditioned ICE REFRIGERATOR BEAUTIEULLY MODERN - AMAZINGLY IMPROVED ECONOMICFXI. - CONVENIENT SHARON COAL and ICE CO. Phone 242 230 W. Budd St. Phone 242 000000000000000 00-00000000 000000-000000000000000 00000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 MOORE'S ELECTRIC MAYTAG SALES and SERVICE Parts For All Washers, Sweepers 205 E. State St. Phone 3419-J 0000-0-0-000000-0000000 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0000000-0000 0000000 0000000 00000000000000 000 000-00000000 0000-0-000000 LIBERTY GRILLE RESTAURANT Eat, Drink and Be Merry 2 2 E 2 2 2 2 E 2 0 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I l 6 0000-0-00-00 0000 0000-00 . 00-0 00 000 0 2 3 I 2 2 I 2 I 2 I 2 3 Fine Food Delicious Coffee Pleasant Surroundings GEORGE DIURBA, Jr., Prop. I7 Shenango St. Phone 9059 Sharon, Pa. Page 94 0-0-0000 000 00 0 0 0 00 0-000-0000-000-0 00 0000-00-0-0-000000-0-0-0-00-0 0 0000 00-0 000 00 00 00 0 0-0-00-0-0-0-0-0000+000-044-000-000-0-0 G I L B E R T ' S I NSURA NCE 1ovlNE AVENUE sHARoN,PA. 00-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 00000000-0000000-000 0000-000-0-0 00000-0-0-0-000 SILVElQR6IAN'S FAMILY SHOE STORE 53 West State St. Sharon, Pa. VITALITY HEALTH SHOES FOR ALL 000000-0000000-0 00-000000000000-000-0-000-000-00000000 00 00 0000000000 0 0 00 00 000 00-00-00-000000-0 0 000-00-00-00000-000000 CONGRATULATIONS FROM . . . IIESS M FOGLE BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS 85 West State St. 000-000 00-0-00000000-000000-000000-000 000 0000 0 0 0 00000 000000-0000000-0000000-0000-0000000000000000 0 0 GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE BULOVA, ELGIN, TAVANNES, HAMILTON, ILLINOIS, WALTI-IAM WRIST WATCHES Cash Prices on Roberts Easiest Terms ROBERTS 84 CO. as E. STATE sT. SHARON, PA Sharon's Oldest and Most Reliable Credit Jewelers Visit Our New Optical Parlor 0+44+0000 00-0-0-0-0-00-0+000+0-0-00-00-0-0-+00-00 Page 95 0-0000-0 Oreo-eo-oi 0-Q-0-0 QQ-Q4 o-Q 0400-Q-Q 4044+ o-so-Q: E 000 o 4 ON 8' za Zi iz C-El 93: :5 33 Ig!! 25. :s EQQ CE so FU '-I ol' n 0,5 64 'HUP 331159 7' UO: v DVI' O T czif O PU CD pm' , ig Oggf 51' E: L5 U Q 0 EE F'-1' Us 5 rs 5 3 EE 93 'A :S o-l- ' 5: 11 33' 2 zz 01: E N .IB o OU1 220 Q-0-0 oo-04-0400-Q-0-0-0 Q-Q-oo 0 944-04440-Q4-oo-0 0-Q-90440000 oo Q-9+ oo 0 o Q Q 0 BIGGIN'S DAIRY PRODUCTS For QUALITY Biggins Dairy Products have proved their quality over a period of years. -for- BIGGIN'S ICE CREAM, see your nearest Biggin dealer J. D. BIGGIN 6 SONS CO. MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENT l':igi- fm 00 00-0000-00 000000000000000-0000 000000 HANEY'S DINNER BELL DINING our should be a part of every Child's Education 137 West State Street SHARON, PA. 0000000-00000-00-00-0000-000-0-00 00000000000000000000 ROBERT DUFFEE Jeweler Expert Watch Repairing WATCHES FOUNTAIN PENS DIAMONDS JEWELRY Gifts for All Occasions Phone 1630-J 16 Vine Ave. 0 00 0000 0000 00000000000-00-00 00 00000-000000000000-0000-000 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ELECTRO LUX GAS REFRIGERATORS HEIGES BROS. 91 E. State St. Phone 172 04 00-0 00000-0000000-0000-000 COMPLIMENTS OF 11-Iuumrh 3. imlrwrihr 000000000004000000000 000 0000 0000-0000-0 09-99-03-77 5'977 0-O-5-O 0-9-G-O-O-O-O-000-O0 9394-Of 2255 75 1' 1-1571: -1 ' :'r':r Q -41 E' U svO'z,9'I, i' 14 rn og 0 4 og Q16 :I I oo xivoyqo 20 A o 5 :Q Q my-A of-gag :fb z. 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L U R I E 9 S Have Sold Sharon Boys and Men Good Clothes for a Good Many Yeors Ask Our Customers REAL CLOTHES FOR REAL MEN 0406 Q-000-000000000-Q-0-0-Oro-0-+00000400000000000400000 -0-04 9-0-040009-0-0004-040400 Q-04944-0004-oooooo Merchants and Manufacturers National Bank SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 0-00000 gg.. 'J1 -'N -Q-Q-0000-QQ 4400-0000+900 Q-0-o0QooQooo0Q00Q000 00-0-0 0-Geo-O-Q 9 0 9 ooo-O 00000000-oo-0-0 Q-Q-0 Q44 oo-0900000-0004400 0 00400000004-0004000044 Q+o4-o Atlas Batteries and Tires Q00000000000000000000004000Q SNAPPY TAILORED T0 MEASURE SUITS AND Af Your TOPCOATS EOR I E550 SERVICENTER YOUNG FELLOWS . . . 2 LUBRICATION and 522.25 518.25 520.25 ACCESSORIES C. A. Greer, Prop. 20 Silver St. Sharon, Pa. Upstairs at the Bridge Sharon Oo OOOOOO QOOOOQQOOO 0000000000 :++++04 OOOOQOQOOO '00 ALLUM-WILLIAMS, Inc. H O JONES Dodge - Plymouth ' ' phmes 354 - 355 24 Chestnut Ave. H93 E S S . GST wie T Phone 69 Sharon, Pa Sharon, Pa. z 00000009 90009000' 0490094490 '00444449494'9'9'99 'XCONGRATULATIONSH LQOK WELL . . . 5 CLARENCE PRICE DRESS WELL . . . Jeweler 1 Try PENN CLEANERS 154 west sfafe sf. 2470 Graduating Class at 1936i I FEEL WEL-L . H 0000004400+00000000000000Q Q00000000000000000+ 00050 00000000000 9 O 0000000000000000 00000 Compliments of The Ideal Bakery 207 East State Street 0000000000000000000000400 Sharon, Pa. 000000000000000 00-0 0000000000 Q 000-0 I 0 0-0-0 0000000-00-00000 .0-000 000 0 0 0 0 0 000000000 000000 000 00 0000000000000000-00 0-00-00 0-00 00 0 00000000000 0000-000 000 0 00 0 00000 00000 0 000000000 CGNGRATULATIGNS TO Tl-IE GRADUATI NG CLASS OF l936 ISALY' 49 W. State Street 721 E. State Street 464 Sharpsville Avenue 00000 00000-00000 00000000-0000000000000000-000-000-00000 000 000 All Makes of Batteries Repaired and Recharged DILL BROTHERS GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING Phone 2257 255 S. Main Ave. 0 0 0000-00 0000-00000000000000-000 0-0000000000 000000000000 0 0 0 000 An Open Letter To The GRADUATING CLASS lk-:ir Sciiiurs: lliiisc uf yuu who :irc zilrezuly lNt'I11lJk'l'S ul' tlic llulil Clulr will umlvrstnml wlizit wc mczm wlicu wc say, Ni+w tlizit 5'Ullil'L' finishing scluml, you will :lpprccizltc tlic llulil Clulv inure tliuu L-vcr lit-tm'c. llut to tliusc of yuu wlm :ire nut fzimilizu' with tlic llulil Club. wc wiiulcl lilqc lu uxplzliu tlizil rluriug thc cmuiug' mcmtlis, you will miss ilu- fcllwwsliip :incl fun tlizit scliiml lmruuglit tu yuu, :incl will lizivc :1 rc-:il uccml lui' thc SHClZll :mil i'cL'1'L-zitiuiizil IlL'tlVlIIL'S that tlic llulil Cluli nticrs. 'lllic llwys llivisimm will lac upciwiu-ml nu :in zilmlnx-vizltcml scliuclulc iluriugg' tlic summci' mmitlis. :mil we urge Scnim' lmys ln jiiiu zmytiimx 'Illia' Girls lliviisuii will lic clusccl mluriiigt tlic summcr, lmut will rcupcii in Scptoiulmcr, :mil wc limipc that Senior ggirlf will mzikc tlicii' plzms Www In join MUNI fllll. F. H. BUHL CLUB 000 0000 0000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000-00 l':li4v lllll 00000000000000000000 0000 00000000 0-0-000000000-0000 0-00 000000000-00000-000-000 Q0-00-0 000-000000000-0Q 0' 00 .0 0' 000000000-0-0000000-00-00000 00000-00-00 00+-0-00-0-00-00000-4 0-Q-0-O-+0-O-0-eo 4 9 0-0 4 0-0,000 0 9006000-0 IRST fXTTCl AJQILA li sHARaN,PA. Have You A Smile? The progressive vaaha mah ar vvamah af Today have a Cahfidehf smile, Thev khavv their Savings account vvill They have a future. 55000 X FOP EAU! DEPO SITO ll 3- QL U '-4- D. an 3 O 4 ro 7 '-9' 3' an 'T O C no 3- LD U 0 '-1' V' 0480 X qos 00 H MA mum T E msuluuct r LU A 9 if S' va, ,Q DIRECTORS Mrs. Bella F. Whitla J. L. Conaidine John A. C. Stevenson R. R. Down Harold E. Bell P. A. Higg 4-Q-Q-Q06-09040040 Q04-0-0-0-Q-0-00440 C. E. Brockway I uf' 101 -so 4-09004-04-00044 -0004 0-0049-Q-Q-Q so-0400-Q-QQ-0-004-0+ Q09 Q00 4-oo Qooo-0 9-+00-0-0-0-0-ro-0 Q ov 0000-Q Q-Q-0-+0-Q-0 0-to oooo Q-+0-0 lo Congratulations From - - - A. M. ZIMMER JEWELER Elgin, Gruen, Hamilton Watches - Virgin Diamonds Granite Mountings and Wedding Rings 9l E. STATE ST. SHARON, PA. 0000OOOOOOQQQOOOQOOOQQGOOQQOCQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOO0 Phones: 25l5J, Salon-704.1 Res. FERRARI BEAUTY SALON Zelphie Ferrari, Mgr. PERMANENT WAVING-NEWEST METHOD Our Motto ls To Improve Your Appearance COMPLETE LINE OF BEAUTY WORK 37 River Street SHARON, PA. 0000090000000QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 00000000000QQQOQQQQQQQQQQQO 0000090009-0-0400000000O00000000009QOOQQQQQOOOQQQQQQQQQ0 GULIIMBIA Sat., Sun., Mon., May 23-24-25 THREE GREAT STARS UNITED IN DANGER-- LAUGHTER AND LOVE WALLACE BARBARA JOHN BEERY STANWYCK BOLES ---ln--- A MESSAGE TO GARCIA ONLY A couRAGE LIKE His . . A Love LIKE THEIRS . . . COULD LAUGH AT THE PERIL THEY FACEDI A roistering, blustering renegade who might be hero or traitor . . . a valiant man and a gallant girl . . . challenge error and death on a glorious nture . . . with the fate of three nations at stake! 00090 GOO OO-O-O000OOO99-O4-CQ-O-O-O-00'O-OO-O-O-0CQ-C'O-O'OO-Q-Q0OO'O Pai: 2 Q-0-Q-Q00-oo Q oo-0-0 O O Q o 0 6 0 0 O 0 0 Q o o 9 O o o o O Q Q O 0 o o o 0 0 9 9 Q Q o 0 O O O Q o 9 0 o 9 Q 9 Q o Q 0 0 Q 0 Q 0 o 0 o o+o0+o-+ 3 O 3 O O O 4040-0000-0 44 of-Q-Q-0 0400-0040-Q 0+-004 04-Q-0+ 6 O Oo-o-4 SCENE l-ACT I-SEPT. 4-The orchestra is silent and as a silence almost be11evolent hes over the audience the curtain rises, and the play begins. r-js, 1 1 - ' If SLPT. I4 The hefty male actors of the play begin Is Wu W, to show their talent in the hrst victory of the season as x., over Newton Falls. SEPT. 21-Defeat is accepted from Rayen as if we were victors. SEPT. 25-Hi-Y boys enjoy tl1eir first meeting of 1935. SEPT. 26- ljost-climax--Second Annual Sharon High Golf Tournament begins. SEPT. 28-III compensation we have a rousing victory over Greenville. 'E 0? ij l U SCENE Il-ACT I-OCT. 2-Curtain rises on the second scene with the Hi-Y boys and a much en- - joyed wg-iner roast. OCT. 5-Hurrah, we win again gas r Oil City o, Sharon 14. OCT. 9-Backstage gather- ' T . ings-first Tri-Hi-Y meeting this year. OCT. I2-- ' A little softer-good--but we didn't win. we tied- WHfl'L'1l, 6-6. OC'I'. I7-MOITOII pictures by Mr. Burr Nickle on Africa, India, Borneo, and Australia. OCT. 25-GFOLIP of tlaented musicians played for the Mid-Western P.S.T.A. Convention at New Castle. OCT. 26--Another victory--Grove City 6, Sharon 7. gH SCENE Ill-ACT I-NOV. 6-The third scene open swith the dawn of another basket- ball season. Nov. 8-Glee Club Dance. Nov. II-Shi we won over Farrell 12-o, here at home. Nov. 12-13-Large crowds see the Vagabond King. Nov. 16-We won again, lvleadville 7, Sharon 13. Nov. I4--LAP. George S. Rendall gave a lecture on Science, History, and Archaeology. Nov. 20--Hi-Y invited Ir. and Sr. Tri-Hi-Y to see Mr. Rettig perform magiv tricks. SCENE ll-ACT ll-DEC. 6--Music-Literary Contest-Sharon, Farrell, Grove City. DEC. 12-Richard Halliburton as a guest star. DEC. zo---Christmas vacation begins. ACT lll--SCENE I-IAN. 6-Curtain rises on the beginning of an entirely different scene. New tickets of admission distributed. Our permits. IAN. 7-Basketball game at Grove City, 20-27. IAN. 23-New schedules-beginning second semester. IAN. 10-First game of Hi-Y intra-mural basketball team. IAN. I5-FHCLIIEY venison dinner. ACT Ill--SCENE Il-FEB. 3-4-Midsummer Night's Dream. FEB. 6-Nlinstrel. FEB. 7-Sharon vs. Sharpsville at Sharpsville, 22-IS. FEB. 14-Sharon vs. Farrell-35-23, Farrell. FEB. 15-Hi-Y Dance. FEB. 21---Half-day for George Washington's birthday. ACT III-SCENE III-MAR. 2-Cadet Teachers here. MAR. 10-Victory over Farrell, 37-27. MAR. 11--Dismissed early for our great victory last evening. MAR. 13- Cast for Senior Play announced. MAR. 13-Good luck, Friday, 13th. After all, we beat Oil City 35-27. MAR. 17-Victory over Erie Vincent, 42-37. MAR. 20-Spanish Party. MAR. 24-Big game at Beaver Falls 32:21 New Castle. MAR. 27-County Roundup at home. Hurrah! We won. ACT IV-SCENE I-APR. 8--Easter vacation. APR. 22-Teachers hold meeting, address by Dr. Ben Graham. APR. 24-Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y, and l-Ii-Y clubs of the county entertained by clubs of our school.. APR. 30-Senior Play, Big-Hearted Herbert. ACT IV-SCENE Tl-MAY 14-Gala event in the play-Ballroom Scene--in our own gymnasium. MAY 21-CIZSS Day-curtain falls for Seniors. MAY 21-Class Day Party Motliers entertain Seniors. MAY 31-Baccalaureate-farewell sermon to Senior class. ACT IV-SCENE III-IUNE 2-Commencement-the most important day in their lives so far. IUNE 3-The grand finale enacl then the curtain falls fro the fourth and last time on an unusually interesting play. Page 103 00-000-000000-0000-00-0-00000-0-0-00-0-0 0 000000 00-0 0 00 0-0-0 -000-0 0-0-00-0-0 -0-00000-0 Q00 0-0-0000000 Sharpsville Bwiler Works Cwmpany SHARPSVILLE, PA. THE SHARMETER SHARPSVILLE TANKS OIL EQUIPMENT 0000-0000000 0-000000 0-000-0-00-0000-0-00000000 11- 00-00000-00-0-000-00000 00 00 0000-00 Q 000 000-0 00000 0-0-00-00 000-0-00 00-000 -0-00-0 Q00-0 0 0 00 00000 00 00000000000-0000 NATHAN ROSENBLUM Er CO. Sharon, Pa. 000000000 0000000000-00000 CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1936 SHARON DRUG STORE CUT RATE DRUGS Phone 768 IO W. State Sharon, Pa. C 0000-00000-0+-000-0-0400040-00000 O Q00000000000-000-000-000-0-0-0-000 00000000000000000000-0-00-00000-00-0 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES . . . -I I'OITI Anspach KE Mayer Company West State Street Sharon, Pa. -000 0000 0000000000 0-0000-00 COMPLIMENTS OF G A R R I C K ' S 40 WEST STATE STREET 00000 0000000000-00000000000 0000000000000-000-0-0-0-00-00-0-00-0-0-0 0 0 00 0 000000000000000000-0-0-0 SHARON BATTERY and TIRE CO. Trevor Thomas, Prop. GOODYEAR TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES STERLING OIL AND GAS QUAKER STATE LUBRICATION Bell 869 Cor. Silver 8: Shenango Av. 0 0 0 0000 0 0 00000000000-000-0-0-0 O 000000-0-0000-000000-00-0000-0444 Q OUR THREE PRIDES SANITATION COURTESY SERVICE GOODRICK Cr McCANN BARBER SHOP MAIN ENTRANCE BOYLE BUILDING SHARON, PA. Q O Q 000-00-+0-0-090-000-000000-0-0-0-00-0 Q I:-10f 0000-000000 000-0-0000-00000-0 -0 0 000000000000000 00000 04-00 0 0-0-00-0-0 0 0000 00-0 0 000000000000O-0000000000000 00000000-0000000+00000000000 Congratulations to the 3 I Visit our new modern Clggg Qt 1936 quick service station GEO, KACHULIS 1 MALLEY MOTORS, Inc. P, o. coNFEc'r1oNERY Cor. Silver and Railroad 0000000000000000000000-000' 00000000000000000000000000 00000 00000-0000 00000 000 Davis Shoe Co. JUST A STEP AHEAD HO East State Street Sharon, Pa. DONALD SAMPLE TREVOR SAMPLE Class '18, S.H.S. Class '23, S.H.S. SAMPLE FUNERAL HOME INVALID CAR SERVICE N U1 z o W -I :: Z Z z U1 : -I l'l'I I' I'l1 'U :: o z I'l1 I. .930 E 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 I 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 E 9 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 9 O 9 9 9 9 I E .-O .- 4: 000 O 0 00000-0 0000000-0-000000000 Q .00-0 00-0-0 000-0-00 Q Q oo0060904094-04000000Q909Q-00o-o-o40-Q-0-+Q9Q-O044-Q-0-Q-G0-9-0-0-0Q-Q-0-Q Q POPULAR MUSIC :: INSTRUMENTS :: SUPPLIES KING'S MUSIC SHOP PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 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. 00-0-Q 00940404-O-0 Qi 000 Of Q06 999-0-4-00-6-Q-060009-0409-00006000009-Q ooooooooooooooooo0QOQ000000-6004004-04-004000-oo 0009409 SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO... 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SHENANGO VALLEY WATER COMPANY 1 MAY 20th, 21st GABLE - HARLOW -LOY, in I W 116 Vs. Secretary MAY 24th, 25th MAE WEST in I l Klondxke Annie 5 O Also Watch for other Big Coming Attractions from the major producers Page 105 0009 WESTINGHOUSE 1886 1956 GOLDEN JUBILEE Westinghouse Electric and Manufactu ring Co 6-00000000000 Q 00000000000000000000-00-0-000000000 00 000000-00-00-000 0000000000 Compliments of SGTUS CCLUMBIA GRILL Q 00000-00000 00000000000000 000000000000000 0000 00000000000000000000000-000000 00000000'0000000000000000 THE G. G' K. ELECTRIC SERVICE L. P. GILL F. L. KRIEDER A Complete Electrical Store I ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING-LIGHTING FIXTURES R. C. A.-VICTOR RADIO-G. E. REFRIGERATORS WESTINGHOUSE WASHERS AND IRONERS See Our Store Display 0 O 46 VINE AVENUE QO0000-0-0-00000000000 00 00 000 0 SHARON, PA. o 0 9 9 O 6 0 0 o 0 Q 0 9 Q 0 0 0 9 o O o o Q 0 Q 0 o o 9 0 0 Q 9 0 Q O Q o 9 Q 0 0 o o o o o o o o 0-0-0--0-0-0 o t n-4 N t I- 6 . 5 Q I gm 0 u:-Q 1559:-1 zgo Ig 00111 QNFUIQ OA ya oNU1Om : iw- ! S 55 2 . 'U I 9' 0000-0+-0-0-0440-00+ .0-O9-O-O-4-4-G-0-O O 9 9 9 9 IN! E-I Iv ' rn EE' 0 o 9, g 2-f 0 :YP 3 -D ' -r ND gm U1 :Ui , f ' o o O o I 000000000000000 0000 000 0-0 0 0 Floor Coverings, Draperies, 3 Dishes, Lamps, Window Shades, Etc .... Compliments of ELITE BEAUTY SHOPPE Q 0000000-00000-00000-000000000 00-0-00000 000-0000000000-00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of I936 WM. F. FAAS General Insurance 193 E. STATE STREET SHARON, PA. Insurance That Assures .QCOCCOCQCCOCCQOO O-099-0-Q-OCCC-0-00 0-00090 OQQ 990099900 00999 O 0 O Page 110 C I 000-0000 Q 000000000-00000-000000Q 00040 0-000- Q 000-04000-Q40 QQ 00000-00-00 00 0 COMPLIIVIENTS GF - - - MYER FRANK, Inc. I FURNITURE of QUALITY 5 501-503 Idaho Street. FARRELL, PA. I Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 1936 Q Eagle Printing Company 38 South Dock Street 9 S000 QQQQ 900-Q09-409-049400 gg 4994499 4 QQQQQQQQQ 900 I GoooRlcH SAFETY su.vERTowNs 5 The safest tire ever built and the only tire with the Lite- . Saver Golden Ply that prevents high-speed blovvouts. ooo-0-4-+9-0-sf-Q-0-0. GOODRICH SILVERTOWN STORES 71 Depot St. R, N. WILL, Mgr, Phone 300 00400 0-00004 Q-90000004990000000000000909 Q-00090000000 GEO. F. MCCONNELL FUNERAL HOME 264 E. State Street Phone 911 QQQQQ-OOQQQQOOQQQQQQO QQ-oo-QQ-000000 4-0-0-0-4-000-0-044-0-0 Q Q -0-40+ QO go+ 0-0 I 9 0 6 6 6 O 6 0 6 O I O O 9 6 O 1 6 6 6 0 O I 0 6 1 O 6 6 I 6 6 8 I O 6 O 6 6 I 6 6 O J 6 I 6 6 0 oo-o-oovo-+4-Q I 6 O Q0-0 0- Q 00 00 0 000 0 00 000-0 0-0-0-0 O0-0 0 0' -0-0000 00 -000 '000 0000000 0-000000000000-0000000000000-00000 0000000000000 IVOR J. LEE PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS Service That Counts 66 N. Main Ave. Telephone 802 Sharon, Pa. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1936 MORGAN ELECTRIC 71 PIII SI.-PHONE 56 0-0000 00000 000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000-000-000000-00000000000000000 000000000 REZNOR DRUG CO. Where tour registered priorrriocists till arid doiioie Check prescriptions in their operi prescription Ioporotory. 000000000000-000000000-00000000000000000000000000000000 0 00 0-0-000-0 00000000-000000000000-000 0000000000-000000-0-00-0-00 0-0-0-0 BELL PHONE 510 RESIDENCE 730 C. N. SHILLING General Insurance 126 WEST STATE STREET SHARON, PA. 0-000000-000-000000000000-0-0000000000 0-0-00000 0 000-0000 00 00 000 I:. - ll- Q 0000000-00000000-00000 O C 00-00-00 000000 00000000 I O00000000000000-000000Q O0-000000000000-000-000-0Q 4-QQ 4-0-0-9 -0-Q-Q-0 0-Q4-oo-e4+O Q 440 Q Q-Q-QQ go Q Q9000046-QOQQQQQQQQQQQQAQQQ Q 0o4vo+00-9000090-00990-oo-0 0904QQQQQQQOQOOOQQQQQQQQQQQ QQQOQOQQQQQQOQOQ-Oo-0-oo-04-Q-0-of 0QOQOQQOOQQOQQQQQOOQQQQQQQQ I I BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. Pittsburgh Coal STATION Cor. State 8: Brookfield Road PENNZOIL-GAS-OIL I GREASING-TIRES and i ACCESSORIES FRANK ZRINSCAK, Prop. Phone 1747-R Masury, Ohio 3 Phone 780 Sharon' Pa' 0 Q 0 0 0 0 0 Q Q 0 06-Q0 00 0 0000040-00' Q 90-0-0040-of 00000-000040-Q4-Q-oo We Specialize in Modern PLUMBING and HEATING EXPERT REPAIR WORK Joi-IN REYER cr co. 2 Shoe Service Since 1885 2 Frederick srekere J. L. DAVIES 34 N. Water Ave. Service and Price Will Please You O Phone 1685-J 54 West State Street ' Sharon, Pa. l 0 0 sooo 00900-Q09-oo-OQOQ The R. B. GRAHAM CO. Hudson and Terraplane YOU'I.I. ENJOY E YOUR MEALS at . .. New and Used Cars DALO'S CAFETERIA 149 E. State Parts and Service 95 S. Main Sharon, Pa. E Q00 0 00004 0 00000-9-90049-o+Q-0-of 9 0 6 Q o o O Q o O o O 9 Q o o o 9 6 Q 0 E Q 9 o 0 Q 9 E Q 0 Q 9 Q O 9 Q Q O 9 Q l 0 U Q I- Omg Ogc D, - I-gm Oi'-I Dm-I' 9- :U LD 51110 mn: CW f'T'I Q s. S If :QD 8375 52 CD 295: go.:- Fi' Q fb Phone 2337 H7 Chestnut? i 28 Chestnut Sharon, Pa. I QQQQQQ-04000-00090404 0004-Q-oo-Q Stoker Coal Neville Coke Yard and Office, 149 S. Dock St. 0 Q-QQ0-oo4ooQoooooooooooQooo4o Q Q O-000 Q-000 00-0900-090000-0-0-0-QQ Q 040-0-0-Q-0-ooo-vQ0v-Q0-0-0-Q9-0-Geo-Q-9 ooo 0-+00 Q-of-ooo 0-+0990 ro 00-0-4-0 O-O-+0 4444444444444444444444444 4444444444444444444444444 4444444444444444444444 4444444444444444444444444 Congratulations to the SHARON HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM from the CALDWELL BEAUTY SHOP 46 S. Water Phone 178 44444444444444444444444444 BECKDOL HARDWARE 33 W. State St. See Us about your Sporting Goods Problems 44444444444444444444444444 Johnston 8: Mclntyre GENERAL CONTRACTORS Dealers ln STONE, BRlCK, LIME, SAND, CEMENT, LUMBER, SEWER PIPE and COAL Office and Yard Budd Avenue Sharon, Pa. 4444444444444444444444444 LAFAYETTE NASH Congratulations to Class of '36 J. S. HOFFMAN MOTOR CAR CO. 118 Vine Ave., Opp. Postoffice Phone 400 SHARON, PA. 44444444444444444444444444 4 4 4444 4 4 .4444 ' O 444 44444444 444 4444 444444 444 444. 444 4444 444444 4444444444444444444444444 SEABURN SCHOOL OF DANCING Phone 747 42 E. State Street I5 Years of Teaching 44444444444444444444444444 44444444444444444444444444 Hess Restaurant 206 E. sTATE sr. 44444444444444444444 444 44444444444444444444444444 Sharon and Sharpsville Phones 197 The... BROWN GREENHOUSES 7th St., near Buhl Farm Park 0400909000-0-00000.000.00000 WINTON CLUB HERRMANN'S BEVERAGES BEVERACES J. C. HERRMANN BOTTLING WORKS Pure Pure Spring Water Distilled Water 44444444444444444444444444 Q44444444444444444444. 444440 Q444444 440 C4444444444444 O+4444444444444444444O 0000000000000 0000 PRESERVE-H Life's Happiest Memories with a Good Picture Your PHOTOGRAPH Keeps You in Memory HEINZ STUDIOS 00000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 TT I When you have a Fredericlcs Vita Tonic or Vitron Permanent you get mon s o c re ree com or. Your hair is soft lustrous and per- manently beautiful as naturally curly hair. Price 57.00. BRAKE BEAUTY PARLOR 24 N. Water St. Phone 1843 O 0-0-000-0--0-0-0-0-0-0 -00-00-0-0-0-0 O ++0 0 Q thfaf ft, 0000000000000000000000000' 0-0000 0000-00000000000000000 000-000000000 L. SHAFRAN 593 So. lrvine Ave. Q0000 0000000000000000 0000 Meats, Groceries ond Produce Phone 634 for Prompt Delivery 00000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000 SUMMER SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY, JUNE 8, I936 Many students take our sum- mer course for College use. All regular courses taught. SH ENANGO VALLEY COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE W. D. McLEAN, President Phone 2882 40 Vine Ave, 000 000000-000000 00 0 0-0 0 00-0-0 JESANO STUDIOS Noted For ChiIdren's Pictures PORTRAIT and COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 56 East State Street Phone 3435 0000000000000000000000 00000000 I:x'- II 0000000000000-0 00000000 00 E I E E 0-0-00-00 0' 000000 000 00-0 Q 0-0 04000. . 00-0000-00 00 00000-0-00-0 .0 0-0. 00 00000-0 00-00 00-0- O0 E 6 0 9 O C 0 6 0 6 O 00 000000 00000 00000-00000 00 00000000 04-000-0000000-00-0-000-000-0-00 0000 0 0000 000000000 HUNTER MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE Phone 664 Delivery Prices from S6l0.00 to 55500.00 000 000 0000000-000000000-000000-0000 000 0000400 000 000 00 0-0 0 Buy British may be good advise if you life in London, but in Sharon-BUY SHARON-and learn that home industry does a better job than others. z: That's not just because we're local, either. Our products are as good as any, better than most. Make your own test. GIVE Us ONE TRIAL. TURNER OIL COMPANY 00 00 0 0-0000 00 000 00000000-0-000-00 00000000-00-000000-0000000-0 00 0-00 91 Years . .. -of good furniture -of square dealing -of honest advertising WILLSON'S VISIT OUR MODEL ROOMS OFTEN -00 0000000-0000-000000-0 000 000-0000000-000 0000 00000 00 00 0-0000000-00-00-000-00-0 0-00000 000000 000000 0 000 00000Q -0-00 0-00-0 0 0-0 00 4. O 00 0-00-00000 00 000 00-000 O0-0-0 af' a SHARON HIGH STUDENT COMSIDLRXIVG PfI!N77!VG DLHJOIV ONLY .O 'S G 4 ,111 ' v Q Q r s V'- W ta, ' 6 ' 7 c Xf M if W L K 2 A QR f f? 'E' K ' ' f 1 X VMQLQL , W .iff 4 V A X 'iif . ! -a-ir. A W ' :f ' Q- 9, X' .wav A BROAD L-um' ...... TNI: 'DPHLY Dezem- 5I.IP5 THAT PA55 KN THE DAYTIMEW i I-'IL '1k'A'ffxT,:? L' l I foo? ID r l hhsq 1 R ss , 'x QF Ai uh .S -.M - M an U X1 lu ,I V - A A --l-1.-. -'T ' No won , '1 'mfmv G0 , . gif-N Q CMU, ' Quan 'X ' wvmsiffu ' ' . - F ,, -N . W' wwf :ff .w -1 Hvzwwu lyk NIU- Q N, X 4.-mv 1' X Xa A W fivzfdx ED W X V' cv h X 'V i - . 1 A' x 1 jf i L 4 f L . t J ' Q 44440 900000 , ooaoooooooooeoroveoo+oo0ooooooooyoooo+ooo+Q 4+ 4 ooo oooooooooooooooooooooooooovooooooooooooooo HE BETTER THE LIGHT . . THE HIGHER THEIR MARKS UUNG students often find arithmetic and geography a rather irksome task. Study he- comes even more difficult with unnecessary eye- strain. In the schoolroom, teachers try to see that their pupils all have sufficient light. At home, parents should also make sure that their children have the right amount of shaded light when they do their homework. Light is inexpensive but children's eyesight is priceless. Pennsylvania Power Company Q 00ooovQo0oo0o00o9++oo0o0oQ0ooo0oQo00voovvoo Page 1 18 6 Q Q-oo-sooo-9-Q Q ooo -00094 4-Q-Q 4-so-0 loo CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM Credit if you want it ll Vine Ave. Sharon, Pa. O 0 9 I EF Z 3 2. 1 O m o ' - 315 pf '4 Q 5' ,,: 5 fb 2 IPI U1 -r Z I YO 1U o N' YZ- .332 O I-z :gg 9 O 25-11 Q Im: O FP' . Q :gr G ' Him 1 ,g F Q o C - o .. I 329 . 2 in . . 31 Q ' ' o O -r 2 ro .'.::g1f- Q 0 1 ' 1 0 -o-0 0 O O P 225 0 oo vo ep up your Car with Complete l00fMp Sunoco Lubrication BUDD ST. SUNOCO W. Budd L. F. Klinestiver, Prop 09900-0000-OCCQQCO-OCCCQOC QQQQ-00053009 9 X-9? H N47 Xjffhx Jw -, ' 'lg , . ' xr X' ...I . - iwcfiw' ' ' N ww I 5 f' , if 'A 1' . it A .Qin .I ,X I i ,' 'l JJ, lx y Wx aio ' ,T jg, m-- -wi - no . '.,- Q-.L..'-1... - '1 i'- levi,-:l,ip::i-rf . Qgrfewo . ': - X. ', will More UNDERWOOD Typewriters were sold again in l935 for the 40th consecutive year than any other type- writer in the World. . . Underwood -The School Typewriter Underwood Elliott Fisher Company SaIes Service in Sharon for I9 Years 4-0-co-ooo 0 Q4-ooo Q OQOQQQQQQQQQQQ o+Q+4-040-000-0-0-49-O-00-O-0-+49-9-9-QQ 000-0-Q-Q-0 1'g 119 0-0-0-0-00-0-0-0000-0. .000 O O 0 O Q00 00-0000000 00-0-00 -00-00-0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 000 NULUNA THEATER SHOWING ONLY THE FINEST IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT Bring the entire family and enjoy an evening of Clean, Wholesome Entertainment 0 000000 000000 0000000000-000-0000000000000000-000000000 0000000000 000000000000000 000000000000 Pmce QUALITY service IVIessersmith's Market I29 West State St. 29 River Ave. S. Irvine at Davis Phone 275 Phone 2519 Phone 3920 Trade Where You See This Sign Messersmith's 000000000000000000000000000-000000000-0000000000000000000 0000-00000000 0000000000000000000 0000000000 PONTIAC Buicx F1REs1'oNE Tmss DeForest Buick-Pontiac Co. 72-90 S. Main Phone 1000 Sharon, Pa. ALwAYs oP1zN LA sA1.u: cAmu.Ac 0-000000 000000000000 0-0000000000000000000000000000 000000000000000000000000000 Congratulations to the Graduating Class YOU'l.L ENJOY IVIOTT ROBERTSON 'S ICE CREAM . . . lT'S GOOD 0-0000000 00-00000000-00-00000-000000000000000000000 li -0000-04-0 I 0-0-000 00-0 O 0Q O 0000-0 0-00-0-0-0 6 0 O O 9 .00 00 0 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 I 2 2 3 2 5 000 G94 0-06 to-0 +0-0-0 0-0-4 Q 0 .- -Tim k-ffw:-1-.. f:::?'.':f I 4 fffryb- -if - f ' ,1 '55 . my o - RWQD ' 2 if Ali 2 2: East State Street ii . . it f:.1:i5f R T : 2 HW I at Chestnut Avenue ,211 2, '42 A P M 2 3 2- 223235251452 si'-ll 252 4 ' f f m D, H 1 ' fi ' ffm 2222442 2 Y to J 2 2 L a good corner to bank on . . Mc DOW ELL ATIO Y Member of B K Federal Deposit lnsurance Corporation A National Bank with a Trust Department Q-900000 0-0 0 0 Q00-00-QoooO-o-QO4-0-0-0-o4+90o04-0-o6Qv+4-0-Q-O6+Q9+-QO-O4-0-0 Page 1.21 . ? CNC AN OUTSTANDING CCNTRIBUTCR TO THE BEST IN COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS I I I ECONOMY-PLUS QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1906. oo oooo0ooooQooooo0ooooooooooooooooeoQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 0-0-+0400-0000 .-0-0 000000000 The Beaver Printing Company Printing Ruling Bookbincling Greenville, Pennsylvania ,wmv-me U N non Him vi LL f 0000000 +44-0000-0-00004-0+0o000+-004444-Q0-e0-0 0-0-0400000-0-0 4000-0-0-0004-0-0 00-040-+0-00 Q -0000-Q 0 000000000-0-00-00-O-00000000-0044-0040-004000Q -0 004 000400-00 The Protected Home Circle 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 o1m1N,xlu,' Ll FIC 'IIWIQNTY l',XYlNlIiN'l' L11-'1-Z I'fNIJOWMIiN'll .vr ,xrsri 70 20 l'.XYlNllCN'I' so YICAR 1iNIJOWMEN'l' 'FIQRINI 'ro .XGIC on Five Forms of Insurance for Children 'VICIQM 'ro AGI? I8 rm1mlN.xmf LIVE 'l'wI+1N'1'Y I'.XYM'ICN'l' 1.1 1-Ali 'l'w1iN'1'x' Ylaxlz lCNlJ'OWlXIIiN'Il ICIJL'L'.X'IiIUN.XI. P2N1mOxx'M1iN'1' S. H. HADLEY, Supreme President L. D. LININGER, Supreme Secretary 00-000000000000000 0000000-00 000000 0000-000000-0-0-00000-00 Page 124 00 00 0-0-00000 Q Q I . 0 CAMPUS TOGS THE YOUNG FELLOWS LIKE Q E to Smortness, Dash ond Plenty of Action in Every Suit SPECIAL VALUES AT S1850 and 522.50 Sold Exclusively By NIEIIL'S 0000009000OQQOOOOOOQQQQQQQQQQ0000000000400 +0000 QQQQOOOQQQQQQQOQ00000404990004090009000 N C I-I O IQ DRUG STORE TOILET ARTICLES PATENT MEDICINES SUNDRIES 23 WEST STATE STREET SHARON, PA. Real Cut Rate Prices Every Day MOTOR SALES, Inc. oooeaoooooooooooo+oo+o4ooooooooooo0o 00409 Qoocveoooooeoeoocovoveooav 4+++O C O O O O 9 Zo 02 0: I- 25 PC If yi ZZ 6 9 0 0 0 +++++f-of Z O -4 JP I TY P EW R I T E RS Sales-Service-Rentals 9 E I 1 I O O I fog ooo I DE SOTO and 2 9 Portable 81 Standard Machines PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS I 2 I SH ENANGO 34 Vine Ave. I 5 SHARON, PA. 5 I 151 E. State St. Tel. 2524 Q 0 Q 0 o o 9 so Q vo eve 0-4000 I 004-0-0-04+-oo-0-044-Q4-of-+44-rroo-0 Q Q+4409o+eQ ooooooyooooevooaoowoooooao voooooaooj - IT PAYS TO LOCK WELL - Evans Barber Shop I5 Ct1estmutSt.-lstDoortrom State St. QQQQQQQQQQQQOQQO oo0oo00000400040+oo0oo+ooeoo++oQ l I 0 Q 000 0 0000 000000 000 000 000 00 D000 0000 0000 0000000000 000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000+0 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1936 SHARON AUTO BODY SERVICE Paul Stupka, Prop. N. Water and Bridge H Phone 771 Compliments of Weaver Chevrolet Co. 37 S. Main Ave. Sharon, Pa. Congratulations to the Seniors Complete Line of BEAUTY sERv1cE BARBER SHOP 14 North Water Street - Phone 1818 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 SENIORS, we hope to make your future successful Through ECONOMY, QUALITY and SERVICE A. 81: P. Food Store 147 W. State Street 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 Page 1211 000000000000000 000 000000000000 l+44+-O-0-Q0-09404-000-64000Q4094fo44944 Q0 00004-000 Q 00 0 0 0 044 0-QQGQO Q04-00 044-044-oo-0090-0 so-of-0094+ ' WATCHES DIAMONDS GERSON YOUR JEWELER Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1936 Choose Your Gift From Our Complete Stock of Watches, Diamonds, and Jewelry, on the Easiest Credit Terms in Town Visit GERSON'S Modern Optical Parlour Reg. Optometrist in Charge Credit To All, Regardless of Where You Live 86 W. STATE ST., SHARON, PA. 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