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Therefore, in recognition of his meritorious service as secretary of the School Board, we, the Class of I938, dedicate this Annual to MR. MARTIN L. WILLIAMS ir ir ir ir uk if uk ul' 'k i' 'A' ir 'A' ir 'A' ir if fit tiff if 'A' 'A' 'A' ir 'A' ak ir 'A' 'A' ak FOREWORD i' The Mirror staff of 1938 presents to you this record of the accomplishments and memories of Sharon High School during the past year. Our hope is that it may serve this purpose. 'A' 'A' ak if 'k al' 'A' ir ak 11' ir uk uk uk' ir 'A' if uk ir ir i' ir ak if fit if CGDICDIS ir FACULTY i' CLASSES 'A' ACTIVITIES ir ATHLETICS 'A' ADVERTISERS FGCUITQ .If .- . 4. f I J, -f ' T . .-'74, rg - uv Ml ,..-f' 5' ' M .- ff I, , . 'UA 'L ' H , - .., .. ,1, .', N ffm .y .f'f.-fr, I 1,1 ff ,ff ,ffl xx ff' f 1- Z f-'ff' ' 1 , .I r 4 H ' his I - . -V: A . ' s .W - K , -- ,- . I M13 'A t , N 4 V I X 'A X 5 -,Y 'ft vi - Ali? 1 'XX Xa: 'k ADMINISTRATION ir Perhaps ten years ago I wrote a short article which I called A Code for Amcricansf' Since that time we have, as a nation, passed through economic difficulties and political changes. Democracy has been tested as never before in history. Our democracy still endures. Free education, with freedom of thought and discussion, are still the birth right of our youth. What the future holds in store will, in large measure, be determined by the youth in our schools today. May we hope that they will carry onward the torch of liberty and enlightenment. As a representative of a passing generation I hand on to the boys and the girls of Sharon High School for their consideration the follow- ing which I still believe is a good code for Americans: I love my country. I love its wooded hills and its fertile valleys. I glory in its past achievements and in its present greatness. I honor and respect the memory of the pioneers, who in the face of danger and privation, with heroic fortitude blazed the way for American civilization. I honor our great states- men and scientists and inventors and captains of industry and reformers and educators, and I desire to emulate in my life that spirit of patriotism and service and devotion to duty which has contributed so much to national greatness. I love the Stars and Stripes, the emblem of my country. I believe that the Flag has always stood for justice and liberty and human freedom. I cherish our great institutions, our wise laws, our interest in maintaining hos- pitals and asylums for ministering to human need and destitution, and I regard the privileges and the blessings and opportunities which all these have given to me as a precious heritage. In recognition of all that I enjoy, I aim to be patriotic, to uphold American ideals. I realize, that, in view of what the nation gives to me, I have an obligation to it and to its citizens, and I am willing to assume my share of responsibility, to participate in all affairs for the common good, to place service above self, and to seek by my life and influence to do my share to hand down to my children a greater, a better heritage even than that which I now enjoy. W. D. GAMBLE MR. W. D. GAMBLE Mr. W. D. Gamble has been the Superintendent of Sharon Public Schools for nearly twenty-four years. He is very active, being President of the Board of Directors of Buhl Hospital, and officer in the United Presbyterian Church, President of the Salvation Army Advisory Board, and a member of the National Edu- cation Association. He graduated from Westminster College, and is now a member of its Board of Trustees. MR. 1oNEs Since 1914, when he came from Martins Ferry, Ohio, Mr. Iones has served as Principal, with the excep- tion of 1919, 1920, and 1921, when he was Secretary of the Sharon Chamber of Commerce. During this time, he has been active in the State Athletic Association, of which he is now President, in the Music-Literary Meets, in the Secondary Schools Principals' Association. ln addition to these, he is a proficient golfer and enjoys hunting. MR. MCGAREY In one brief year as Assistant Principal, Mr. McGarey has already made a name for himself. A gradu- ate of Thiel College, he received his M.A. from Columbia University. He served as Principal at Bessemer High School for a number of years and was Assistant Principal of Tea- Neck, New Iersey Iunior High School prior to his coming here. lwlr. McGarey,s work with the Monitor Squad deserves commendation, for he has helped make it not only a more efficient organiaztion, but a more unified one. ir 'Ir ISABEL ARMOUR English II and III A.B., Pennsylvania College for Women M.A., University of Pittsburgh Certificate in Spoken English IOSEPH S. BARNETT Phyxical Education Two Years Ir. H. S. Work Edinboro Teachers' College i B.S,, Slippery Rock Graduate Work Penn State JANE BROSIE World, General Hixtory Lit.B., Grove City College M.A., Columbia University MILDRED CALDWELL General Sfierlre, Latin III and IV A.B,, Hiram College M.A., University of Pittsburgh IOHN CASSIDY English IV A.B., Westminster College KENNETH H. COLLINS Biology, Chemistry, General Sl'lL'l'IIL' B.S.. Westminster College Graduate Work University of Pittsburgh PETER I. COLLODI Iunior Bi4.rine.v.v Training, Basleetlmll Couch B.S., in E. Duquesne University M.B,A., Duquesne University. BEULAH M. COUSINS Algebra I, liiriior Biisinesx Training A.B., Geneva College Graduate Work Grove City College Graduate Work University of Pittsburgh Sl'ANl.liY CZURRIIER C.'ommrr1'1aI Law, Snlr.iman.ilup, hllfltlllfifllll f,llUl1',Y mul f,'nmmm'f'lul f,llL'fl'X B.S,. l.l.,B.. Grove City College Yonnigtown School nl' Law Cirnilnnte VVork Univerxiry of llirlxluirglm lll55Slli liCIKI.l5S lfulqlixli Ill nm! ll' A.B,, Ohio Wesleyan University M.A., Coluinhiu University MARCEARFT lil.K Cnmmrrmil lholqriiplr-y, lfmrznmny, Ilm:kl11'rp1n'1,g ll Ohio NorIl1ern University, Ohio hlilll' US., New Yorla University Rl l'I'll lfll,liR lf1lflL'l'l'l'lIl7I-Lf I Grove City College CII'-NlllillC VVorla Colnmlvin Univerxity CARL 'If PLACK Chcmixtry HS., Ohio State University Grniliulte Work University uf Pittshnrglm AUGUSTA GIBBONS l,1111n 1, 11 AB.. Allegheny College Cnlumhiri University Summer Sessions Graulnaite Work University of l'ittshui'gl1 HARRY GRlMliS flmrrrmn Hixinry and .S'm'ml Sf'll'VIt'L' B.S,, Allegheny College Gnulllate Work University of lllft5l7lll'gll FRANCES HAYES lirmnexx flrifbmffir, Slcnograplzy 1 BS., Grove City College ROBERT IONES l'l1yi'ic.v BS., Westminster College Summer Sessions at Grove City Criirluzite Work University of Pittsburgh FREDA KERNIS Stwzngrnpby ll, 111 and IV Tvving l, Ojice Practice B.S., State Teachers College, Indiana, Pa. M.E., University of Pittsburgh GRACE KERR English I and I1 A.B., Thiel College ALTON C, KLOSS Typewriting l, liifxinesx flrllbmctii B.B.A., Westminster College Ricler College Grove City College WINIFRED LOUTZENHISER Plane Geometry A.B., Thiel College M.A., Columbia University IAMES R. MARKS Biology BS., Thiel College Summer Cessions Cornell University M.E., University of Pittsburgh Summer Sessions University of Southern Cal ' l ANNA M. MCBRIIUE lirenda I and II BS., Westriliiister College M.A., Columbia University EVELYN MCCLAREN lfnglisb l, General History AB.. Vllestniinster College Summer Session Western Reserve University Sunimer Sessions University of WYISCOIISIII CZRACIIQ MeCIl.liNAllAN lnlzmrmn Drexel Institute ui l.ihr.n'i AI.Bl5R'I'A McCZO'l'Tl5R l,nIm I and Unirrnl .S'r'11'm'e A.B., Bethany College MJX., Micliigain University MARY Mel3OVVlzl.l. .'IIgl'Ill'Il I A.I5,, Grove City College lzI.IfAI':l-'l'll MeMl7l,l.liN l:'r1'Ql1,iIv ll' AH., Thiel flnllege M.A., Clulninlwiai liIZIVl'l'NIlf' ' Sfiencn U. L, MINK General, flmwwnn Iizxtnry PLS.. Bucknell University Graduate Work University of Pittsburgh RUTH MOORE .S'p11r11.rIJ I and ll AB., Wesuninstei' College Gramlliaitc Work WCSfll1ill5IL'l' Cullege, Penn State, and Universitv of Colnrndu HELEN THOMAS MOORE I:'rrgIl.vI1 I AB, Oberlin College Gnnliiaire Work University uf Wisconsin und University of I'irIslmi'gh iII.l5ON M. MUSSIQR lll'llI7I?YVl.Y uf 1J1'?'VI01'flI1'AV HS., in lid., Lelmium Valley Cullege M.A., Wuuhingtnn and In-llcrson English I A.B., Grove City HELEN li. REED Community and Vomticlnal Civics BA., Wellesley College Graduate Work Penn State College DAVID REES Mlfjil' Glamorgan School of Mllsie, Wales MAUDE BLAIR ROBERTS English III A.B., Allegheny College Graduate Work Allegheny College Extension Work Penn State VERNECE SAEGER Latin II A.B., Thiel College Cornell Summer Sessions Graduate Work Penn State College Graduate Work Allegheny College E N. NEVVTON, IR. Ilflechamcal Drawing B.S., Industrial Education at Penn State 1 year Engineering Dept. N. Y, C. R. R. I year State Highway Engineering Dept., P: 1 year Construction Work Texas Co. I2 years Mechanical Dept., Carnegie Steel ANNA GRACE O'BRIEN SARAH M. OLIVER Slenography II and Ill, Typewritmg II Commercial Geography, Economics AB., University of Pittsburgh REANEY Problems of Democracy, English II 1. 1. Ph.B., Westminster College M.A., University of Pittsburgh CIIARILS A. SISRVICIE flmrrnnn History Kenyon College A.B., Allegheny College ANNA GRACE SIVIITH lfntqlislu I und ll A.B., Westminster College I5I.MA S'I'ANSIiIIiI.D lfngllsb I and 11 A.B., Thiel College DAVID B, STIEWART Fiiutluzfl, Track ffmlrlr, U1'nr'ml Sclcmn BS. Grove City College CIQORGIE C. STOVIQR Typing 1, Bookkeeping I State Teachers College, Indiana, Pu University of Pittsburgh, IIa. ELIZABETH R. SYKES Art AB., Allegheny College Grzuliuitc Cleveland School of Arts Summer Session University of Southern California, Summer Session Tony Sarg's Studio, N. Y. C. DOROTHY WELLER 1'lJy.vir'al Ifdnfatiun Slippery Rock State Teachers College: Graduate Work University of Wisconsin Graduate Work Colnnihia University IRENE WILLIAMSON Snlnl Genmvlry, fllgvllra I1 and III Trigonometry A.B., M.A., Ohio State University Two Summer Sessions ut University of Southern California One Summer Session at University of Colorado MARION GIBBONS Axsistant Serremry AB., Seton Hill College ISABEL LOCH Slenograpbcr WCSKllllll5fCF College ADELE SARVER Scrrezary B.S., lfrcdoniu Institute WILNETTA E. MCCORMIC Secretary Sharon School of Commerce REBA MYERS Shcnango Valley Commercial lnstitutc CIGSSCS fl .-fav ,W ,z J, JL V- 3- -. ,um , .N vu . x A 2 ,Wu ' w u : , Q. uw .', ' ' . E ,. 1:4141 H 25.37. js'-L,-git page .1 4. .1 f r- jg EL, .l. ', ag' f!1?i, -.4 'Q ' ,e -ay. 1. wi f. a- ', .,.' u - xp ,nu yt! , .3 ,qi , u ' x - 1. 4 1 nf,-,1 X if . 1.3 AJ ,, I , ,. . - , in! l,-5. 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'LP V. . -L if - 'V ' -1 N-1 Av A P. -1' T, l ms., N ff fr L vi' H- ia: 5, 'Q , 'i i'b H175E:..' s 'V 4xA.,'.,F If a5K.j5fiii'!5,iEf f ,V-A ' l, .11 .. 1 . x,,' ,CLA V 7412- .b , 3 if . . Y ,,., fx -m' ? f'. V, 5 . 'AX 2 , 5 L-ff-55311272 - .h .A ZH, . x , f 1 - 4 i-.4514 vm . ,.- . g mv . 1' 'iff ' - - ui if VM? .1 A! I 'f 1 . . a Q 1 wr ,S 1 l 'f 1 p ,X :QV ' 1 .- V- .-A-.'7'fz',i,:E:i If? -ii-'f.7'1'f..Y3 -Ef,i ufr ONWARD, ON TO VICTORY! Our Army salutes you! On that fateful September morn, the spirited multitude surged into headquarters to receive final orders and to prepare forthe attack that was to come. Equipment was distributed to our noble warriors, and hopeful generals consulted upon the strategy that was to be brought into play. The years of rigorous training and preparation enabled our troops to sally forth and triumphantly raise on high our Victory flag Knowledge within the ramparts of the foe. Everything in order, we began our methodical and often tiresome trek. Under the capable leadership of our noted officers, joyously marching to the strains of our Victory Song we were able easily to trample our hated enemy Ignorance , Kind Nurses administering injections of Courage and Will Power enlivened many of the slower troops, those who had lost faith, and those who had fallen by the wayside. Returning once more to peace our noble band sadly dispersed. Some to go on to higher training camps , to re- place those mighty leaders who must some day retire from our ranks, others to remain at home to care for those in urgent need of their aid and protection. Our tashs being completed here at Camp Sharon High , we, the Army of '38 , leave to posterity the torch of Knowl- edge and Accomplishmentn. May its cheerful flames never falter or fail to reflect helpful guidance. We challenge you, Juniors of i938 to raise it on high. ' PAUL K. ABEL Clasximl Course XYith his countless activities yon'rl scarcely suspect Paul has time for his interest in music and cathedrals. IOSEPH H. ADAMS Srientifiz' Course ln pliilnsnpliy an 121blCllI'6'lllQ live tn' ilay is lns mnltu. HAROLD D. ALDERNIAN General Course llis infections smile- wins him mms frienils, AMOS ALTMAN Sfiuntiyqf Courxe Liang anfl lean, Amos is quite a star when ll comes to tennis. CARROLL N. ARCHER Sl'l6'7Ilifil' Course Une thing we've never seen: Carroll wilhnnt his grin. ROBERT ASPFRY General Cozrrxe llun ,lnan might lic his name hail lion bl nan lxeen as gimal a lmasketlsall player as lluls. BEVERLY BARNES Sc'1ent1.Hc' Course ln sclmlarship and athletics, Beverly takes a hack seat tu none. IOHN W. BARNEY Commerfiul Course Un his shunlmlers rests the husiness enil of the Mirror He's an energetic manager. HAROLD BAXTER General Coursz' That gleam in his eyes heslreaks his jnllity. -444444444444444444444-V-4444444444444444444444444444-4444444-V-44444444444444-Y--Y-444444444444444444444444444444444444444-V--V-4444444 titttttttttttttiiiiitittttttit'kitiiftttitttt'kiittttttttiiktiiittftitittittttttkttiiiiftiitttttittitbittttifiitttttttittttii' BETTY IANE ABERNATHY Commerrizzl Courxe XYe like her willingness to lcnzl Il hnnfl. ANTHONY V. ALCARO 6167717111 Course He inalqes his work appear :L pleasure ITRLDERICK C. ALLEN Grneml Cmnsc' I,ilte Frm-tl uf railiu fame, hm-'s enter- taining: In knuw. IUNE ELOISE ANDERSON General Cifllifif XYhcn yon are in ne:-ml of a ilvpenrlalrle anil jolly person. ,lnne is the one to ste. BETTY ARTZ Cluxxlral Cnnrn' llelightfnl personality is her golden key. VlRGl5llA AXl' f:!'7l!'7'lll Cfuzzmz' Iler actiuns spvak lnniler than her wmwls MARY ELIZABETH BARNES Cjldijlflll Cnnrxr XYv'vc hvaril that amialxle Mary is qnitv I1 lcnitter. HELEN BARR Cldjjllldl Course Small in stature lxnt large in eleetls. IOHN FREDERICK BECK General Courxe Cunsiflering his kimwlczlgu of thu crm- strnetmn uf Fortls, he inight to he prcsnlent of the Furzl Motor Car Cn. WILLIAM A BECK SCIBVIIIAHI Cuurxc' l'faay pulling, hut yet so like-alile. IIIiI.I5N BIKA Grm'rnl lfnnrxr' KU- tnarvi-I at Iwi' vitality: Nhi s always nn thc' Lru. IIARRIIzT'I' MAI2 IILCXIII C.'lu.i.m al f.'nur.vr' It lx ritmurril liy In-r trwntls that at elrivlllu shvk quilt' tiiiiqnr. VIRGINIA MORIELAND ISOWLIQR Siwnnlir' fflilffjl' I innxt F-Tn :Inwn tu thc wa JIRZIIIIH tu any piml an lung as it is ht for awnn ming, says Virginia. IVIARIIIA ISRAINARIJ cfllliflf nl f.'nur.v 1' I'l'IIlIlIlN ,miie ilay Martha will lintl an uppmlcltt tu pruviilv Ixrr with cunt lbL'llII4Pll in pingpung :intl tm-nnih. IIONIIA BRYAN f.'llWlI'Vl1'7't'llIl lfunrxf Ili-r stu-rlini.: norli an a Mirror Si-crm-f tary has Iwvn ut rcal value ln lla :ill III5I.I2N IVIARCARIET BURKHOLISF Clax.iu'uI ffnnrxe 'I'lwre's ileviltry heliincl those ilrep Inruwii vyc-. nf lwrs. IDOROTI IY CAMERON C.'la.vxn'aI Cnurxr Sweet :intl attuliinis. yet we sttfpert -he ran lamah at its all. IIIfI.IiN CIIAMIIIRS firrzrml l,'nnr,rr In In-r Nlmrl atay Iii.-rv, Nhek alreatly nl.u!i' ht-r-ulf wvll known. 4444444444444I-44444444444444-V-444-V-4444444444444-V-44444444444444444444444444-V-444-V-4444-Y-44-V-444444444 41-444 444444-4444444444-V-444444 kittikitiititittttititt'kinkttitititttttittttttttt'A't'A''k'A''ki'ttf'A''ktttiit'A''ki'iii'i''k'ki''A'i''A''ktitittittitttittttttttitiitttittiitittttiii SARA LOUISE BELL Cluxsical Cvurxe 'I'hat olil ailage, Music hztth charms tn suuthe still applies tu Sully. IOHN F. BISCHOFIT, IR. Srientifir' ffourxz' .Ks Ik-an IlrnminvlI , anal as an elec- trical wizard, he stands in :i class nt his own. HOWARD C. BOOSE Scientifif Connie Slvi-t. ur rain, ur ilriving snow cannot In-up him from his ilnty nn tht' trat- tic sqnzul. RICHARD BOYLE Svierztific' Courxe XXX- warn ynn, Dick-tall, :lark antl hanelfuine nien Ieail a dangerous ex- istcnce. RALPH BRAKE Clasxival Course .X nn-rry prankster who always has hi, gpml time. CHARLES RICHARD BURBACH Sirenlifir' Conrxr Autor, IIlIl'l'l0Clll0l', Ili-Y prcsitlcitt, an- nouncer k'Itnvk is tlelinqeal with ac tivitlvs. GLADYS CAIREY Grnerul Course XXV,-'ll say slick popular and niotlcrn. LOUIS CAREGHINI Clax.m'al Cnursr ,Xt haskvthall he slmws his skill-anil skill he has. CHARLES ROBERT CHAPIN Cla.v,vn'al Conrxr llis eagerii:-sw wins thin philato.-list many Ii'ii'iuIs. EILEEN CHIOIIFI Commercial Course XYitty, petite Iiileen certainly can pounrl those typewriter keys. ROSE MARY CICCONE Commercial Coarse She lets her accomplishments :lo her talking-and they speak forcefully too. LAWRENCE CLINE Comm ercial Con rxe From what we've hearil he's quite a wit, though he has his serious moments too. H ELEN ESTH ER COUSINS Clasxical Course A feminine Fritz Kreisler. WILLIAM EDWARD DAVIES General Coarxe He may not he a Lawrence Tibbett, but he's certainly entertaining when he sings. VIERA LUCILLE DAVIS Classical Coiirxe fharming, liltealile Vern believes in giv- ing only her best. HARLAND LEO DICKSON Scientific Cniirxe A lover of the great outdoors, as his hearty appearance shows. HOWARD P. DIXON Scientific Course A true gentleman in every sense of the wortl. DOROTHY MAE DONOHUE Commercial Courxe Au oliligiiigg pleasant acquaintance to meet is she. F44-4444444444-444444444444444-4444-44444444444-44444444444444-V-44444444444444444444444444444444444-4444444444-V-44444444-44444444444 rtttttiiitttttti'tititkitii tititttiititiiiittttif'ki'tttttkttttttiiiiitttittti''k'ki'i'i'1k k'k'k'A'i''kittititttttttittittttiit 'ki'i k'ki A'i k'A k'k'k FLORA CHRISTIANSEN Clasxical Course A smile for you, anil a smile for all. MARGARET ELEANOR CLARK General Course I'e-ssimism seems tn he one woril IQIFIIII- or has never hearil. BERNARD COHEN Classical Course He wins his arguments with twelve- eylintler wortls. LILLIAN COX Classical Course A real tennis player anrl a real stutlent. GEORGE HARDING DAVIS Classical Course He see-meth busier than he is. LEONARD DE CAPUA General Course Husky Lick In-Iieves in the atlage, an apple a ilay keeps the iloctor away. VIRGINIA DIETRICI-I Scientific Course Ileautiful is the word for Virginia. LOUIS F. DONADIO General Course Genial Louie neerl never read How to XVIII Friends and Influence People. ADAHLE DONNELLY Commercial Course Her sweet song added to our enjoyment of the Minstrel. FRANK DONNIELLY fft'flf'7'lll Courn' l'herr's Ntlltllillllllk of the lrish in him. . N IIEAN llRliSCll f.'lu.v.tn ul f.lllllf.l'l' I ni I nt' tht- :Init-l, camln-rutivt' typv. I vrrylxu ly Cl lAlil,liS UCAN Claim al ffnnrxz' lnlsirions C'lnn'k. lil.lZABli'I'll lANli IEVANS fflusxu ul Cnurxe ir of thc main rrzis-ons why our mun- itnr sqlmll is flll'll'll0llIlIH an w DOROTHY ROSIZ IEVANS Cummcrrial Course n ln-ttrr chniu- for :I si-crvtnry, nr :i fru-nal could ln- funnel. VVll.l.lAM IQVANS ffl'Hf'7'dl f,'nur.w' M l'Iil'l1'll'lll :t pu-rsml :is Hill , nur stage lllilIlltH1'l', wt-'vr nt-vrr wt-xi. lANli FINKBIEINIER f,'lu.r.vi4'aI Course 4 Lnuw, :intl cnjuyx lmppy, ell. Nt-ver it wlnll moment when ynn're with ,laini- CIllARLliS L. FRIIZDRICH General Course llt-rc Is :i witty chimp wc- c:in't hrlp liking. N WILLIAM VUNKIK Sritflllific' C,'uur.uf X nlnsit'i:m :mal lrmznlt-:ir-ter, lull high. V-44-44444444444444444444444444444444444-Y-4444444444444444444444444444444-144444-F-444444444-V-44-V-4444444444444444444-V-4444444444441 tttttttttiitiittttittiiittiiiiititiiitititi'ki'itti''ki'itkitii'A''k'k'ki''kinktifftitiiitttiiittttitittttitttttiittittttt tttitittttiit' BETTY DRABICK General Cunrxr' 'l'0 uw Slll ontfworn simile, slick i pretty :ia at picture. VIQRONKIA DUMITRU Cnmmrrrml Cnnrxr She seein, to rzuliale gomt cheer. BAYARD IEISAMAN Grnrrul Courxr .N rvscrvvil :intl tllglliticfl Incl, who in ruzil lli-Y lmostc-l'. CLAUDIA EVANS Cla.v.m'a1 Cuurxe XYitll all her zictivitics, it's hnrtl to lu: tif.-vc shi- gc.-ts tinu- for :ill the rwul ing ahe does. IIQAN KATHRYN EVANS Cnmmerriul Cnnrxe Um' ul' nur pr:-ltirst, must petite Senior. THOMAS l5ARRI2l.l.Y Cluxflnll Con mr hvmxil, gttml-ilzililrvznl ltnn lun :I ren luvt- ul rt-xuling. LUCILLF ADELE FITZGERALD Genrml Course l'l'lt'Iltlly, lIltlQ'C'4l, is xhe. MARCZARIET ELLEN l3RYll Genrral Couric' Rather even teniperetl :mtl attractive 1 Nlzirnnrct. MARY IANIE GARRIETT Grnrml Cnurxr Sliek nuteml fur her frienilly grin. RUTH F. GARRICK Classical Courxe Phe G in her name stands for Good Stu- dent and Good Fun. FRED GENGER General Courxe Soni Snead' Genger frequently burn up the links, MARIE ANNE GIBBONS General Course just the girl when it comes to spelling, :inil to :A host of other things too. NAOMI GIBB5 Com merrial Course We've never seen her resting, she's al ways dashing about. RUTH GOERBERT Classifal Cnurxe Beneath that dignified exterior is :i tuu loving young lady. ANDREW GOLLNER General Course Une thing Andy has never done: L onie early to school. EVELYN GRIFFIN General Courxe lllonde Evelyn performs her duties un- ostentatiously, but well. CORNELL GRUITZA Scientific Course A lover of fun if there ever w1s one. IOHN HARTILL Classical Con me lleneath a brusque exterior, is a witty fellow who makes good company. xi- X' if it ll' ll' lf' lt' ll' ll' ll' ll' Y ll' ll' If ll' ll' ll' il' lf ll' if lf If ll' 44444444 444444444444444i''ki'tiff'kinktit'kttitttttttiitktitikttttttiiittkittittiiitt'44444444444444444 tttittiiitii it tink'ki k'lr'A'tttittitttttittttttttttitttttttttttttttikt ittttttttitiiiii' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 af IDA GASPARI Commercial Course Quiet and bashful, but we suspect she has her own pleasures. WILLIAM GERDA Commereial Coarse XYhen it comes to cheering, llill is the one to see. EUNICE MODESTINE GIBBS General Courxe Reserved but amiable and diligent. ELMER THOMAS GLASER Commercial Course VVith his singing and guitar playing' ffluiei' can stop any show. HERBERT GOLDSTONE Claxsical Course Herbie is the man behind the Mil ror and many other school activities LLOYD GRIFFITH General Course 'l':lll, reticent Lloyd is quite :l golfei, ERMA GROWLEY Clasxical C on rse She is always healthfully :active and fu ' of life. ROBERT HARTWICK General Courxe For an epithet we choose amicable, and for a friend we choose Bob, DOROTHY ELIABETH HEATLEY Classical Course lJon't let l7ot's quiet attitude fool you: she's as lively as the liveliest. ALBERT RAY HILL ffenrnll Cnursr Misrliivvims, Init hi- ni-vt-r shirlts his ilnly. BETTY M. HOMER l.'lu.i.m al C4mr.vr Ilvr slnw sniih- is lint nm- of thi- things lhil tnl I tn n I ' ICIII' l9l' N. WII.l.IAM HORSMAN Srlrnllfic' ffunrse Fur his sim' hu's as mwurfnl u fnllhaclc I as cvLr l':itnniciI a line. ROBERT I IUNTIER S4'lf'nl1fi1 ffrmrxc XXI- c:in't iimigim' him in it hurry lint hc always gets there, VVILLIAM D. IRVVIN Sf'II'l11lIll' Cnnrxz' l'urcy l'rnsliy hail hotter lunlt tu his lanrcls fur llill is ai cartumiist nl' renown. IOHN IACOBS Cnmmcn'ml f.'fmr.u' .Ks a svlmnl t'lll7C'll he ranks with the lnrst. RALPH Ii. IOHNSTON Srlentifii f,'our.vv Gunml lunlts :intl a pli':lsing IIIHININHIHII secure him many friends. MILDRED ELIZABETH IONES f.'umm1'rr'iul ffnnrxz' Iler nitnlilc lingi-i's havc cmitriln1tv.'sI tn the preparation of nur pnhlications. WILLIAM F. IONES General Course Thnnpch seemingly very quiet there: is also a merry snle to him. F444444444444444-Y-444444-V-4-V-444-V-444-V-44444444444444444-Y-4-444444444444444444444444444-4444-V-4444444444444444444-V--V-4444444444444-V-44-I 'ttttttitt'k'k'k'k'k'k'ki'i'i'i'ittttitiiitiitittitiitif'k'ki ki k'k'k'ktttitttitiiiitii k'A''ktttitittitttttittitit'ki''ktttt'kttttiitttitiitiiiitti ANDREW HOLLER Sfientifii' Cunrxe In the classronin he has mamlc a real name for himself. MARY CATHERINE HONECK Claxxifal Course k'onpi-rzitimi is a vital part of her philosophy. ROBERT HUGHES Srientific' Course' llig, hlnstcring Roh ranks acc-high in tennis, anvl at :ul lihlnng he's snpreine. MARY IANE HYND Clussicul Couric Iler remliiu.-ss tn help is not the least ut' hcr virtues. ISABEL IACKMAN Claxsiml Connie Iiiiii-lnviiip. lint with at vein of seriuu ness, 100. VIVIAN ANN IOHNSON Claxsical Courxr Constantly un the gn, her zest amaze ii TEDFORD E. IOHNSTON CIa.r.viral Connie Anutlier whose serious exterior masks his lighter stile. ROY IONES Srirrritifir Course' .Xn iniliviilnalist whose sense of humnr is a real delight. WILLIAM IONES General Course Lhtaccnstomerl' as he is tn pnhlic speak- ing, llill still smiles his friendly grin. WILLIAM I. IOY General Courxe Thanks for your welcoming us into the lanil uf magic! KENNETH W. KAHL Commercial Course Late he always seems to he hut he man- ages to heat the hell. WILLIAM LEE KELLY General Courxe As at spinner of yarns, llill is a staiul-out. IEAN M. KONCHINSKY Cnmmervial Course A real worker in the classroom, and in Sports Lluh. ROBERT S. KORAN General Course Un the griiliron, on the tliamontl, and on the basketball court, a high-calibre player. MICHAEL KUDELKO Srlcntifir Course A willing frienrl in time of nreil. DOROTHEA LA VAN Classiral Course By her smile ye shall know her. HAROLD IOSEPH LAYMAN Scientific Course Swing it llutcl1 that snappy rliyilnn MARGARET E. LLOYD General Course Flashing grey eyes, beautiful red hair and a smile for you and you. L444-V-4444444-V-44444444444444444444-44444444444444444444-444444444444444444444444444444-V-4444444444444-V-44444444444-4444444444444-l 'ttiiiiittittttttittitiitt'ki'iii'ittitiitiiiittttittttitiitttti'kitttittttitii ki'i'i k'k'ki k'kir'k'lr'k'k'A'ii'i k'ki'i A k'Ir'A'i'tttttitttittttttttttt BERNARD I. KAHL Commercial Course llashfnl though he may hc, hut what an steady Hi-Y worker! THOMAS KAMERER General Course Tom seems to have what it takes -perseverance. REGINA KLOSS General Course A center -of attraction when she is with her friends. MARCELLA KOPEN Commercial Course Sports is this fair larly's chief diversion RAYMOND KOERTH General Coarse Best of luck in your summer ball season perhaps a future Hubbell? ELEANOR ROSE LANE Commercial Courxe Your disposition is a maryelg a Lrreat help in the Mirror olifice. GERALD LA VAN General Course A big game hunter from the wilmls of Sharon! MARTHA REA LININGER Classical Caurxe Pep, vim, and vigor--Marty has all of these. IOE LUCAS General Caurse A human gladiator is he: a deep river he might be, so silent is he. lilLliIEN LUCHANSKY Gum m rrrlnl Gun rxr ller smili' seems tu rznliute liur Clllllllhl- Jtslit' pi-rsmiaility. MARY IANIQ LYONS Grnrml Conrn' UIJIIIKII :mil he merry fur tniiiuruw may Ill 1 nu 1 Nl -vc' cu ', 's 1 ary's iimttu. GIQORGIQ MALIENKY G1'nr'ral f,'0lH'.Yl' Sllllflllllh fair-hziiri-sl A nullu, mic suurcz- I of siiusliim' within mir walls. MIRIAM MARTIN Suentrlif Course l'ctitv Nliriam is :in zircriniplislivil airtist :is hor work as Ar! lfrlitur of that Xlirrur shows. MINNIIQ MASSARO General Czmrxi' This :lark huirvil ltllss lwlivvvs 111 zu'- r111m1l1sliim'1ils l'lIllll'l' than inure worils. Sl IELION MA'I'Tl IIQWS Grnrrrll ffilrlryr' Slwlmn is shy :mil nievk. hut sn nui- Illlllly KFVJII lIll'lI. ROIlliR'I' IJAI.li McCQAR'IANIiY Srlentific Cvnrsr' .X gvnlli-1111111 nl' the press, in fact :i gviilli-1111111 in Q-vi-ry ri-slim-ct. Bli'l l'Y MCLIEAN Cum mvrclrll Cours c' fiiiiirl' llett is mic ot' those rersons we 1 y . 1 l'1lll'l gi-t alum.: without. MARTHA MCCONAHISY General Course Shc quenched the weary WHlNll'l'l'I N throntg we told the fairies to guard her. Y-44-V-44444444444444444-V-44444444-V-444444444444444444-V-444 444444444444444444444444444444-WV-444444444441-44444444-V-44-V-4444444444444-I rtttttittttiiit'kttttitttttttttiki''ki''k'k'ki'tttttttti'ktttitttttittttttitttitit'A'ttiiittittttiitttttiiiiititittttittitttttiittttti CATHERINIQ AGNES LYDEN General Course Katy, mir Irish colleen, fosters nu quirk lm-iielsliips hut nourishes thosc she has. MAX MACEK General Course Max is lirunzecl, Max is smart Klux is Iiitclliguiitsiul RUTH MARSHALL Claxximl Cvurxz' A pizuiisl of repute, and u jimiirmilist uf ilistiiictmii CARL EDWARD MASKEY General Course llis piwtry is sarczismg his eyes display the hzire. AGNES MATCHAK General Course Agnes leaves us tcm swung just like lhc ilcpzirtiiru ut' thu lily. MARY KATHERINE MCCARTHY Sl'lL'7llifIl' Gnurxr' She' is frienilly hut not forwnrnl, retir ing hut not lizishful. KAHRYN McCLAIN Clzuxiral Course .lltlmiigli loiiiizicioiisness is nut :i part uf her. what shi- says is ilccimlvilly wurtliwliile. RAYTVIOND IAMIES McCLEERY Surntifif' Course .X ivalpgisli l'm'I: who lczxvcs mirth i11 his wake. CHARLES H. MCCORMICK General Course In virtimlly cvcllything lcoiitiecteil with automobiles Lhuck is right at home. HAROLD McDOWELL General Courxe Ilenny Gooflman in the Sharon High School Band. PAUL MCCEE General Course Ilenial l'anl takes the worlrl as it comes. PATRICIA MEHAFFEY General Courxe lt' then' is-one thing we can't say ahout her, it is that she's prosaic. HELEN METZ General Cuurxe Quiet llelcn works hartl, always willing tu leull assistance. RUTH MILLER General Course She newer has an inactive moment, Ruth balances her school work with her sports. WILLIAM EDWIN MILLIKEN Scientific Course The ,icleal svhnollmyflirains topped off with nuschievousness. IOI-IN RICHARD MINK Claxsival Course Ilis capalrle handling of the Mirrorette has set Dick high in our estimation. ROBERT LEE MITCHELL Classical Course Cheerful is our grinning llols who argues on Ins favorite holiliyfsports, MIKE MOLOCHIN General Course Mike is a personification of Silence but in riHe shooting he's all right. I-44-V-4444444444444-Y-44444-V-4-V-44-V-44-Y-44444444444444444444444-V-4444-F44444-V-44444444444444444444444444444444-V-'V-444444444444444444444 ttiiiitkittti'i''ktttttttttitktiiiiiiitttfttitttitirttttt 'kit'kitiitt'lr'kii'ttttiittiitttitiiittttitttttttttitttiiiiiitttitttttifiii IANET NADINE McDOWELL General Course janet engages in a variety of sports. The gymnasium is her sccorul home. IOHN MCMANUS General Course Raugy Real seems tillerl with animation PERLE MERMELSTEIN C lassieal Course Persevcrance seems to he her millcllc name. ALBERT MICHAEL MIKLOS General Course Vfegliarl to watch Alhcrt from a rlistance, tor he's one of those persons you ean't get close to. WILLIAM FRANCIS MILLER Classical Courxe XYlten it comes to speaking and to writ- ing Ilill occupies a stellar place. LOIS MILLISON Clasxical Course For novelty gn Iii Luis: she seems tn have a supply of whatever you want. MARY MITCHELL Commercial Course Smiling Mary will some day provimle an executive with an efficient secretary. MARY ALICE MOCK General Courxe Silent :mel tlcmure hut a willing worker. WILLIAM MOLNAR General Course XYe've seen him un the foothall field, and in the classroom, too. What more need be said? VICTORIA MONOGUIJIS Cum m crcial Cnurxr Iltx' twinkling cya-s I-nlmncc ht-r pct'- sonatlity. IOI IN IVIURUAINI ffla.v.rit'rtl Corin: nlion-., nnnssniniim, :intl qnitt- classy in his nsher's uniform. I5Ii'I I'Y MORGIQNSTIQRN f.'l1u.m ul C.'nnr.v1' Knowing Ilctty nn-:tn instantly liking hrr. MARIORIIQ MAIQ MORRIS Cla.mtu1 Cuurxv: lnnssnnnng Nlnrjoriv is one ot' those pt-r-ons wliost- on-sr1n'c allways hvlps. WIiNIJI5LL L. MURPHY Cla.f.m'.f1l f.'v11r.vr In school :Anil on Ins papa-r rontu his Lltnustnrss llllr insult: him very popular. IIJA NIC IHOLb f.'lP7Yl7Ylf'7tI1ll l.'onr.rr Within hrr tlztrk I-yt-s xi nn-rry twinkle: shim-s. ANIJRIEW ONDICII U1'm'rul Corirxr lhont:li silcnt :intl lnnshfnl hc! :t llcllvinl- atlilv frllon to hnvc aironntl. I'li'IAlfR O'SHANK1K f,lld.f.tlldl ffourxt' I ti-r is tln- typu nl- school t'lllll'Il who is more seen than hcztrtl. ROBIERTA SARAH l'AISLI'iY Cflasslml Cunryr' llt r ln-rst-vcr:tt1vc Ih llcr gnml lurk chnrnt I'444444444-V-444444-V-44444444444444444444444444444-V-4444444444444-V-4444444444 444444444444444444444444444444-V-4444444-V--V-44-V-4444444-V kttttttiiitikttttttttttitttttttttitti'kttttttittttttttittttttiitiiiiiii 'Mkt'k'k'k'ki kii A kti'i ki k'k'k'ktttititifttittitiiiiitttittttti IACK WALTER MOORE General Courxr Misvliivt' :night hc his nznnc, lint he IIIEZHIS well. WILLIAM WARREN MORGAN Clrtxxlrul Conrxe Allllllllflll it initu in staturv, his person :tlity cztptivates ns all. HOWARD CHAS. MORGENSTERN fyfflffdl Courxe Onlthe piano hc's our swing and rhythm '1np:. IRENE M. MURPHY Clanical Conrxe .XII the charm ot' Irene's personality lurk: ltelllllll those twinkling Irish eyes. ROY NEY MAN Cla.v.riral Con me llc rctsllls inznlu for zulvvntnrvi za soltlirr nl tortnne he might he, DONNA O'BRIFN General Courxz' .Xn nnlzunlutl lass who works on thc innkc-np staff for the plays. IEVELYN MARY O'NEIL Cnmmcrriul Courxe .X shy heztnty with :t licwitching smile. IOHN PACINDA General Course llls work tn thc classrooln ov:-rshailows his smztllness of statue. LEO IOSEPH PALAZZINI Scicntifitf Course lfroin wImt.we've heartl, Leo is at corking gootl ilrtver. ROSE MARIE PATRIZZI Commercial Course Those rlark, enhanting eyes hold us traneelike in their gaze. ELVIRA ANN PERNA General Course She radiates a friendliness that is contagious. ANDREW PETRO General Course A good school citizen who works quietly but effectively. WILLIAM PHYTHYON General Coarse As football player and student Bill's the same-determined and persevering. LEONARD PLEBAN Classical Coarse Leonard will probably go clown in S.H.S. history as the originator of Ticldy ri, ticldy ro. IOSEPH PRICE General Course An all arounfl athlete, in fact an all around fellow. DAVID S. PYLE Classical Course Handsome 'Dave has the habit ofk heing the leading man in our dramatic pro- ductluns. MARY ELIZABETH QUIGL EY Classical C ou rse A Ginger Rogers in our midst, for at dancing genial Mary is very adept. IAMES RANKIN Classical C ourse Under his reserved manners there is a sparkling glow. L4444-V-4444444444-V--V-444-V-4-Y-4-Y-44444-V-4444444444444-Y-444-Y-44-V-44-V-4444444444444-V-444444444444-V-444444444444444444444-V-44444444-V-444444444 ri'i k'k'k'ki k'k'ktiri'tiitttttti-ktiiittttttttttiti'A'ittttttttitktttttittiiiit 'k'k'k'A A A A'i k'A'itititkkiiitttititititttttititii' 'k'ki ki k'k'ki k-kink CATHERINE A. PEPE Commercial Course Gifted with endless vitality and a touch of mimicry. THOMAS RICHARD PETRECCA Scientific Course Therels only one thing Tom won't argue about-the New York Yankees-He's always for them, RICHARD PHELAN Scientific Course For lcnowlerlge 'of' mechanics and elec- tricity llick is in a class of his own. MYRA R. PITT Classical Course Pavlowa of the blond hair and blue eyes LESTER POES Commercial Course A good salesman and quite an aclver tismg manager, too. ROBERT PUGH General Course lmperturlmhle Bob some day hopes to bt another Ducky Medwickf' MIKE PYSH Classical Course A leading exponent of the theory YVhat ever one learns should be learner thoroughly. CHARLES QUINBY Classical C ou rse He's always ready to regale you witl talks on his hunting and fishing exploits ELIZABETH REVALE Classical C ourse Perhaps she's no Josef Hqffniann, bu she is an accomplished pianist. Ni Un TOM K. REZNOR Claxslfal Course 'C rlnn't know what the li stainl- fni' unlexs il's Knight lfrrant. ALICE IVIAIf ROBERTS ffcrlvral fllllffil' lhia versatile min haw igxitlwrctl herself i lol nf frit-nrln tltrmigli hor l'Ill'l'l'I.lllllU5S. BETTY LOUISE ROBINSON flc'nc'ral ffuurx L' A ' 4 Ili-tty has wnn i'rrnp:tiitmn as a gnnl Inrt in practically everything who flue:-. ALBERT M. ROTUNNA Cfnmmfrrlrll Course I rmn hip- tllyinpian height he gaze, tluwn at hi- fellow-men. MARGARET RYAN Clamf-al Course l't'i4's not-tical talvnts have lrmiiipterl tnany at ponil vi-rw. LORRAINE li. SANDERS f,'la,v,vn'al Cnfirw RUIIIIIIT W. SCHIIOIWIIQI, Clfwicral f.'1mr.rc Unite a L1-rn oln-rrvcr of what occur llll arounil lt' . ELSIE MARIE SCHULLIER Gmrrul Coursz' xiniininp.: :intl lizi-kvtlmll :irc lu-r favor itt- tliverstuus. ALBERT SCOVERA General Cfvnrxf gnal :incl then reach it. Iurraint- is ratln-r at-it-iititiczilly inclun-nl incl ilocw right well in tlonuwtit' scieiwc. c of those in-rsoits alilr to niek out hir. I-4444444444444444444444444444444-V-444-V-4444444I-444444444444444444444444-44 4444444444444-4-V-4444-V-444-V-44444444-V-4444444444444444444 lrtkiiifkiikiiktittttttiiiikittittiittttf'A'ttirttttiii'tiff'A'tittttiiittiitttttittttttittiiiiiiif'kitttttttttttttittkiiitfittttiti IRENE RICHARDS Claxxifal Course 'Fwinkling taps resunnul musically thru lkc's high school earcvsr, KATI-IRYN ROBERTS Classiral C014 rse Kay has a talent for inipersonations, particularly those of our movie fav- UTIIES. BETTY IANE ROMELFANGER Commercial Course lliminutiveness :Ines not hinnler her in her achievements. GEORGE IOSEPH RUSICKA General Course Iron Klan George is right at hotnc in tuinhlinu: he is a member of the tninhling team. IOHN SAKEY General Courxe Ile makes his presence felt hy his quiet. reliahle charm. KATHERINE ELOISE SCI-IEU Commercial Course As Mirror tytiist rlepenmlahility was her lsney-note. RUTH SCHROEBEL Claxsiml Course ller coyness often hides her humor and urigitmlity. KATHRYN F. SCI-IUMACH ER C laxxifal Course NYe marvel how she can partivipate in .fr many varieil activities, STELLA SENOYUIT Commercial Course llank on Stella aufl yon won't go wrnng. EILEEN SHAFEER Commercial Course Mention ilzincing :intl w-atch Iiileeifs eyes sparkle. MARY IIRANCES SHERRIFF C:1Il.Y5lC'Hl Couric' The leailer of the Sports Clnli anil :I leinler wherever she goes. IOHN M. SIKOS Commerriul Course llc's quite si inarlcsmzin when he's stalk- ing game. BARBARA IEAN SIPHER Srientific Golrrse llatlier retiring, llarliarzi is extremely :nteresterl in science. CIATHERINE LOUISE SMITH Glaxximl Cnnrxe Kzitln-rine Cornell might wcll he her nalne. for in ilranizitics she hopes to win her fame. GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH General Course llclsnys Init little, lint what he iloes say is well worth remembering. RALPH SMITH General Course llis iiiiiutncss is merely the ziftcrmzitll ot his larrlent enthusiasni for S. H. 5. activities. LOIS SNYDER Clzmiml C014 me Il' smiles conlfl grow, 1'm sure we'd all plant one like I,ois's. GEORGE MARVIN SPROW Scientifc Conrxe Rcserveil as he seems, we like him around. F-F4-V4-444444444444444444444-V-4444444444444444-V--V-44444444444-V-4444-4444444444-V-4444444444-V-444444444444-Y-44444-V-444444444444-444444444 lr'A k'k'k'ki k'k'k'k1k'k'kti k'k'k'k'kitirtttitkk'ki'ki'tiffti'-k'k'kit-ktitittftt-ktttttttii k'k'kktttttt'ki'k'k'ki'init-ki A kttttiittittiitiiiitttttitttti k'k'kiri ANDREW SHANK General Course An4ly's of the outdoor type, lreing a pro- licient hunter anil angler. MARGARET JANE SHIMI' Classical Course Zcstful Veg certainly can lilow 11 horn. IAMES S. SIMINTON Glaxsifal Course Scott rnucts every. situation with that ever present smile of his. IULIAN SIRANT General Couric Our IIIINICNI Carl Sanillnn'g who spc- cializes in being himself. CHARLES SMITH Scientific Connie Sir Isaac Newton with a lilieriil ilash ot' Rnhert Taylor. IOSEPHINE SMITH Gla.v.vir'r1l Gnnrxe She f1illIIVZIlCS ns with her quiet Bloun- Llsa smile. THOM EIDWARD SMITH Srientific Course Sharon lligli Schoul's Burgess IlIe1'eilith. IOHN SPON General Course XVhen better airplanes are built, John will hnilil them. VIRGINIA STAFFORD Classical Course Virginia's personality is so contagious that she leaves behind a trail of warm spots and smiles. BETTY STAMBAL Classical Course She represents the finest in us nll. CLARENCE A. STEWART General Cuurye A gynuin-tic enthusiast, especially in the tune :art ot' tumbling. ELIZABETH STILLWAGON Cnmmervial Course Although she luis a pensive 'tir, she's ri-:ally :A clmrniing girl. GRANT F. STONE Clzusiral Course A hit of seriousness mingled with Il cheery grin. IAMIES IOSEPH SUl.l.lVAN Classiral Courxe You'tI hnrclly suspect the poetic gift lxehintl lllllhl' solrlnn L-yes. GEORGE SWEENEY Srflenlifiir Count: A Mark Twain who oecztsiuilzilly fries in his own lnluslu-s. BETTY THOMAS flld.f5l!'lll Course ln :athletics - winter :uul suuuner sports uf all kiutls llelty is first rate. MINNIE MAY VALENTINO Commerriul Course Elztshiug black eyes :Intl lustrous hair culuutrc her clmrtns. ESTIELLA VERHOLEK Commercial Course Hur lirotnl grin portrays her grunt tlcsiru for fun :ttul pgniety. F-V--V-4444 444444-V-444444-V-4444444-4-V-44444444444444444444444444-444444-V-44444444444444-V--V--V-4-V-41V-4-V-444444444444-V--V--V-444-V--V-4-V-4-V-444444444444-l F4-V-44444444444444444-V4444-V-44-V-444444444444444444444-V-44444444444444-V-44444-444444 4444444441V-444444-4444-Y-4444444444444444444444444 CARL B. STEWART Scientifc Course llis interests are Sharon High School, gootl hooks, nntl forestry. ROBERT C. STEWART Srientific Conrxe Ilehintl that serious exterior is at devas- tutuuq wit that constantly llztslies out. VINCENT R. STIRBENS Commercial Connie .X pleasing personztlity is this t'eIlow's greatest nttrilmte. MARY STOOP Cummerfial Conrxe Once Kl:try's friend, :always her frientl. GEORGE A. SWANKlE General Conrxe Lights, laughter, and lots ot' fun i Gcorge's motto. HENRY SYSLO General Cnursv The Ning Crosby ot' the griilirun. PAUL TOMKO General Connie llis quiet tlepentlrthility :tual frientlliness have nuule l':iul :ui itleal student. IULIA VARGO Cla.v,viral Courxe julia is energy personified. Humor :mtl glee :ire her hywurrls. KATHERINE ROSE VRIGILLITO General Courxe Versuti-Iity tlescrilmes her well for she is violinist. singer, :intl artist. ARTHUR H. WALDO, IR. Scientifc Course Somewhat of a combination of Gene Sarazen and XYhizzer XYhite. IOHN WELDON Seienzifil' Czmrxe Although he seems rather shy, he's a frienclly fellow. EMMET M. WHITEHEAD Scientifiv Course Gulf captain, football manager, liasket- lmll player--a really versatile athlete. ELLA MAE WIESEN Commerrial Course A charming, dainty girl with a great love for sports. BETTY IO WILLIAMS Commercial Course IYisLloin lies within her sparkling eyes. KATHITRENE KENNEDY WILLSON Claxxival Conrxe Nothing like l'etruchio's Kate, lnnt in- steaml a riot of mirth. ANNE MARIE WOLANIN Classical Course IJ:-claiming: is her special art. MARGARET ANN YARABINEC General Con rse Her formula for success is simple. llon't he afraul to work. BELVA ADAH YOUNG Commercial Course Brown ltairecl, hrown eyerl IIclva posv sesses an affahility that is easily caught. I-44444444444-V-444-V-4444444444444-44444444-44444444444-Y-4-V-4444444444444-V-444444-V-4444-Y-444444444444-V-4444444444444444-V-4444444444-V-4444 ttitttttttt'kitttttitiitiiitititttitttttttittttttttttttittiittititif'A''A'if'ktik'lrit-kti''A'it'A''lr'A'i''A'i''A''A''A''ki''kttttttttittttttttttttitittkki IANET WANAMAKER General Course A stuflious lass is she, and also pleasant COITIIIHIIY. DOROTHY WHITE Cnmmercial Course V Gay anrl grinning she's personality plus. IOSEPH WHITMORE General Course -loc, at wit is not slack, anll for a fight he'll always he hack. ROBERT STEPHEN WIESEN Commercial Course llarney Olclhelrl is fasticlious I30h's hero. BILL DAY WILLIAMS General Course His eyes glow with humor: his heinp, rexels in lt. LOIS IVIARIE WILSON Claxxieal Cunrxe Unassuining' as she seems, Lois has i cheery wnril for all her frienils. STEWART WOLFE Scientific' Course If you flon't watch out this hig,- had XVolt'e will ensnare you with his in gratiating charm. FRANK YARZAB General Course There are few persons we know who have a sunnier ll1SlJOSIfIUlI than zloes he. ELIZABETH YUHOSS Commercial Course Quite efficient as a secretary in the office GEORGE YURKON Scientific Course George, we fear, uuderrates caymcttn-s ton much. EMILY ZIPAY Commercial Courxe lnduslriuus and shy are thu words that would describe her well. ir I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. IO. II. I2. 13. 14. 14. 16. 17. 18. 19. 19. his own itttii ittittittiiitiitiiiiiii 4444444444-'V-44-V-4-V-44444411-4 44444 U7 I'l1 Z. -o 0 SE .o F25 404:10 D o I' I- STEWART, ROBERT ...,.. GOLDSTONE, HERBERT .... SMITH, CHARLES ...... SMITH, CATHERINE L .... SCHROEBEL, RUTH . . . BLOCH, HARRIET RICHARDS, IRENE .. . EVANS, WILLIAM STAMBAI., BETTY .. . PYSH, MIKE ........... YUHOSS, ELIZABETH .. HUGHES, ROBERT ...... WILLIAMS, BETTY IO ..... MERMELSTEIN, PERLE MILLIKIN, EDWIN ........,.. EVANS, IEAN CATHERINE ..... GARRICK, RUTH .......,... FINKBEINER, IANE . .. REVALE, ELIZABETH ....... SCHUMACHER, FRANCES .... MAY ALICE ZAHNISER General Course vivacious is this doll i11 sha I ew th't 'Il ' he 1r as .1 yo11 enjoy r s pgs IS our guess. VERONICA ZVARICH Commercial Course VHCBI OU OUT 0lI0l T0 mrock pritely 0 h!0l'S :11-dent sports fan she may well he ll l h ll t' 1 t I S HFS. 'A' 9535 94.166 92-7 92.666 92. 352 92. 2 I0 91 .41 1 90.941 9O'94' 90-777 90.625 90-5 90-333 90.222 90.222 89-857 89.823 89.722 89.588 89.588 SENIOR CATHERINE POEM SMITH I Passed you in the darkness Standing there-tall and Gazing with cold eyes At the shadows. silent, I met you in the morning, And you smiled And welcomed me Into your heart. I stayed all day- Learning, laughing, and l iving with you l watched your eyes light up, And your frame quiver with the soul of youth I discovered the secret b ehind your eyes While the hours sped like seconds To swell the fading years. I left you in the shadows With a tear in my heart, And the memory of you Still beckoning me on. r spirit i' CLASS I-IISTORIES i TO THE IUNIORS! PAT BAHEN A place for everything-and the junior class has found its place. We entered Sharon High's portals in September 1935, proverbial, terrified Freshmen. As we cast off our inferiority complex cocoons, we developed startling, new personalities. Our various members filled vacant niches in Sharon High's Hall of Fame. New names and faces appeared in school athletics, periodicals, interscholastic contests: new members enlarged our band and orchestra, and weekly most of us trouped down to mixed chorus, glee club, and minstrel practice. During our three-year sojourn here many new experiments have been initiated, fore- most among these the public address system and clubs for everyone. When we retum next year we shall be the Senior Class of '39, As we anticipate our final year, we strive to show that anticipation is not greater than realization. THE TRAIL OF THE SOPHOMORES Berry WAi.no Bein wide-e ed and curious the So homores have followed a twisted ath in their g , Y , P P , quest for learning. Attention was focused on them when they sent many representatives to the lnterscholastic Meet. Then up bounced the Frosh-Sophomore Prom, the first of its kind, su ested b these excited oun sters. Nothin it seems was too hard for these gg Y Y S 3 adventurers to tackle. Becoming more accustomed to the winding trail and to dodging obstacles lying on the path, our courageous band struggled on to a brighter year, finding their fame still rising. As the bolder ventured into various fields of activity, many Sophomore faces were recognized on the football and basketball teams. New members joined the band and soon learned what we set as our goal. Striving to help us overcome stubborn obstacles were the patient guides, ever-ready to aid when one of our band fell by the wayside. Parties, plays, and jolly times we shared with our friends, the Freshmen, juniors, and Seniors. Now, having completed the second lap of the journey, the hardest trails conquered, our brave band struggles on-on to success. GREEN: NOW RIPENED Ricufmn Cots We Freshmen have changed quite noticeably since we barged into Sharon High School, almost four hundred strong in September. Then we knew little about Sharon High School, or any high school to be exact, and about our studies we knew even less. Didn't we pull all kinds of stupid tricksf-getting lost, going up the wrong stairs, asking naive questions. For the first few days we always got a howl, Hi, Freshieu from the upperclassmen QSophomores, juniors, and Seniorsj as we walked home. Most of our first year has passed. We are losing our green exterior, and in its place there can be detected the first signs of ripeness. ttttttttt-kfkfk fffffmmnff Room 305-Junior Front Row-Lt-ft to right-Miss Olivcr, T. Donmlio, G. Barrcca, M. Kissingcr, M. A Dnnicls, E. A. Curry, M. Carbon, I. Guspcri, M. DcMariz1. .S'crm1a' Row-M. Gnvula, B. Rickard, M. Holup, H. DcMa1rco, H. Mnrclcrstcck, B. Cunning B. SL'111lDC1', C. luskovitz, L. Laclncr. Third Row--M. Ccrbus. Crompton, M. Ottc, P. Magurgcc, F. Stark, K. Popow, D NVl1itlz1tcl1, E. Webb. Fowzfy Row-R. Bnrtlmolomcw, M. Voytilc, T. Batluz, B. Darlington, P. Pcrrinc, G. Boyer I. Srslc. Room 306-Junior ' First Row-Lt-ft to right-Mr. C. M. Mnsser, M. Bombcck, E. Baker, C. Bell, C. Beard P. Buhcn, Argcnziano, F. Bombcck, S. Bachman. Second Row-E. Baron, R. Black, P. Blackburn, M. Bnskwcll, M. A1'gCI1Zl2lI1U, M. Barney, I. Banks. Third Row-S. Brest, D. Barr, R. Bell, R. Ashbaugh, C. Abbott, A. Dunn, W. Bossick, A. Bull, V. Augustynowicz. Fourth Row-N. Batten, R. Boilla, H. Bieber, R. Amon, Bingham, L. Barone, A. Buran M, Bohm, Anderson, B. Bolt, Boyle. 1 nufnfnffmrf ffwfffffffff Room 307-Junior l'III'.Vl Huw I.cI1 to right Miss Ixf'IOUI'L', N. Davis, I.. Crisan, C. Charles, I'. Colu, IU. NI Ilonaluu-, N. Dias. ID. Diclml, C. Dickens. .SIIVKIIIII Row N. I7iII:1rcI, Ii. Caglr, H. Uragos, I.. Uaxlic-Isoxm, NI. Iirooks, A. Boyd. R. Davin-s lflunf Rua' IIIIKIRISIGI, II. fllollox, Cook, XV. BIIIIIICII, R. Cook, XV. Coopcr, Consl Ilinr, Cvcllmar, C. Clmristy. lfnnrtlv Row I. Clmrolmak, Il. Cook, A. Clark, XV. Connvlly, S. Comwcll, I5. Colclasvr, Colson, VV. Iillclclvv, C. Cllollos. Room 315-Junior lfnxvr Run' I.c'lAI lo right IN'Ir. R. IXfIarks, D. Harsh, I-I. I3owlcr, IU. Ifoy, INI. Gm-nluml II, Haxscl, NI. Carvcy, I:l'AllIIiL'IIIK'l'I'y, IVI. Craml-GIl'a1'cI. Slnnnzl Row V. Gaalola, V. I-Icclrlula, D. I'-Iancy, IVI. Gclvlmarml, I. I:t'l'l'All'I, A. Glroslii, II I-Iuaclings, V. Ifalcin, C. Goomlall. llilllfll Rua' Carts, A. Ilinarzlo, W. Iirlm, C. Cru-n, I5linn, C. Fagan. IU. I-Iarlmin, I5 Davis, V. I7ll'I-t'lIKIL'l'I-l'I', C. I'Ianscn, D. Davics. l unrfh Rua' M. Iipstvin, M. Gaspari, A. IDumitru, I. Daclm, I.. Iinglclwauglm, Ifitzgcralml Il. IIIISLSIITJIII, R. Ijllllll, II. Iflxrllclm, I.. I3u1lol'I4o. fnffffffffff in-A-M-wmwff Room 210-Junior First Row-Left to right-Miss Scivcr, P. Kotzen, M. Liburdi, E. Klcin, lN4. Koch, Kr-cl M. Marek, M. Mlll'SfCllC1', E. Iohnston, H. Lcotty, H. Lucas. Second Row-M. Iolmson, A. Ioncs, P. Lucas, M. Lilpllillll, R. McBride, E. Homer, P. Knlll I. Hoagland, B. Krctscr, E. Kopsuk, L. Lewis, V. Homer. Third Row-L. Lcmos, H. Leonard, A. Lcnurcic, B. Lurtz, T. Logan, Lavin, B. KL'11llL'lly' M. Konigsburg, M. Krivosll, Lafko, H. Hughes, Lcmos, E. Hilborn, E. Hopkins Fourth Row-R. Hallett, I. Lcc, W. Leonard, Lconnrzl, B. Koran, R. Kocrtll, F. Kala wnrskl, F. Lungosh, Hess, Hcubcl, R. lsco, M. Hess. Room 211-Junior First Row-Left to right-Miss Brosic, V. Nelson, M. Ncnlctlm, L. O'Bricn, M. Miklos E. Moran, M. C. McGowan, I. Paul, E. Pancy. Second RowwB. McComb, M. Miller, N. MCKCC, V. McCullough, M. Nocc, P. Mylott I. Finnen. Third Row-C. Micllnowski, Myers, C. Myers, Muclntyrc, Moyer, P. Lynne, VV Murclnc, R. McMillin, A. McCullough, H. Mcntrck, F. Mayberry. Fourth Row-W. McElvain, Magner, A. Schultz, C. Mar-stellar-, W. Long, lVlo1'1111 K. McClc-nahzm, McClain, Mcssctt, Mountain. nfmunfffnf whmfffffrwf Room 212-Junior First Row- Luft to l'lgllffMl'S. Rohcrts, L. Plunclmk, R. ROSL'IllJlllll1, C. Rogcrs, Rcchcr, H. IR-tors, B. Rohinson, C. Picrcc, D. Resnick, T. Rowlands. Scunul RmuYV. Roha, E. Rcichurd, H. Schallcr, Rodcckcr, H. Polkovitch, H. Plmrinci' N. lit-ik. Third Rozvf-Iwl. Orhun, E. Nnhholtz, B. Nyc, H. Pearlman, W. Rankin, D. Pricc, C. Ram- svy, li. Pryts. lfourlh Ruw4C. Nigro, Piscgnu, R. O'Harc, W. Palmer, S. Rackctn, T. Pcsron, W pflllllilll, P. Noyc, O'Toolc, R. Pcars, Raunscy. Room 213-Junior First Row- Ln-lit to riglit-fflVliss Sucgcr, M. Scott, S. Scopak, E. Sholtis, H. Sknhish, lvl Smith, R. Stcclc, A. Small, B. Shczllxlcy. .S'c'r'mul Row--W. Shcwvood. R. Schrnmp, R. Sheridan, A. Sunny, Hcrmamovicz, dc- ccascclj, M. Shields, B. Stn-wart, L. Smith, F. Stcwnrt. Third Row' fC. Snydcr, NI. Struhur, Rcycr, Rosc, Sandor, P. Shanes, R. Rowlands H. Richardson. I n14rtb Row-B. Scllcrs, T. Smith, D. Stnpku, A. Shilling, T. Stewart, W. Rccvcs, C Siglcr, Sassnln, D. Rust. nfufffffu uffnnnn Room 214-Junior First Rowslscft to right-Miss Loutzcnhiscr, H. Thomas, M. Ycrclu, M. Zaclmr, C. Tlwnxus H. M. Vanclcrholt, B. Wi11t'1', L. Vaccnro, V. Wilt-y. Secorm' Row-L. Tomason, B. Yanncssc, Willscmll, D. M. Walclc, F. A. Vv'lntc'l1calcl, L Vvnllbunk, D. Sunday. Third Row-C. Tocla, A. Zsamboky, P. Wilcls, R. Witl1c1'sty, A. VVolnnsky, M. Yasscm R. Wicscll, Vlficscn, Vxfilson, A. Voytik. Fourth Row-L. Tlwmas, G. Wil1'l'llllClL'l', E. Wilcl, B. T.u'1', B. W,llll3lXl1S, C. Ticlswcll, G Finzcl, G. Totcn, C. Thompson, B. Gilliland. Room 204-Sophomore First Row-Left to right-M. Ashton, H. Bancroft, G. Buckley, D. Bcnclcr, A. Bncklcy, S. Ancltcolcttl, A. Buclcalcw, A. Bt-llas, Y. Bnnoczi. Second Row-M. Batten, S. Bicbcr, F. Biggin, M. Allum, G. Allen, S. Bricklcy, A. Bar- rcttu, C. Bobb, P. Bolclish. Third Rows-I. Bayer, Barr, T. Bailey, N. Barbat, Abcrnathy, L. Baish, B. Ackcr, Arclxcr, Argcnziuno. Fourrh RlI1L'fM1A. Grimcs, Binclus, A. Bcll, R. Atkinson, Barnes, E. Bt-ll, Baknnus, H Barr, D, Anmlcrson, C. Baxter. wfffffffnffw rffmsrnmfrf Room 205-Sophomore fry! lfnwff l.c'ft to right Miss lfcklc-S. A. Camlcllzl, F. Collins, lX4. llnrkc, lXl. Burt, A Corrigan, Cross. ld. Cl1llJl'l1l, IW. Cicconc, Cookc, A. Iimlnskn. Scrmzzl Row C. Caplan, lf. Davis, B. Burns, M. Conlon, B. cll2lVl30Il, T .clllllliillh l. Ccrlms C. Bntcll, A. Colnngclo, H. Calssuly, M. Culp, A. Burg. ' flvinl Row A. Born, R. Bngg, CRIYIICY, H. Brindlc, VV. Brosic, R. Blair, NV. Bownmn C. Clmlknn. 'nurtlm Row ll. Blnclc, C. l:1ll'l'll1gk'l', XV. BUIl1lJR'L'li, lzIl'iIlKll'll5li'll1, C. liownmn. R. liowlcr li. l3l'in'klcy, W. llolmlislm, l.. c1lll1lK'l'lll2lll. Room 206-Sophomore 'inf Row I4-fx to right Nllss lN1cCottcr, A. llvnnw, lN4. l.. Dil-u-ick, lfwlng, K. lylllillf' lX1. lf. Colt, lfill, V. Ifill, R. lfvnns, Rim l:lLlllC'l'Kf', R. lllnlu'1'ty. rmuzl Row D1-Hin. N. lj1H'SClllklg. lfcclus. lj. ljL'l:0l'l'L'9I, Nl. lf. ISSRZIY. lf. DcNlol1ln' l'. Dnlly. lf. lfox, Nl l7linn. H. Uonnclly, H. Dcysi. firm! Row l.. Dolfl. A. l7oln'ovolslii, A. Conti, VV. IM-adv. H. lD1lllgllC'I'lY, H. Coolwr I. ljllVlllS1lI1, ll.. l7ulX'1a11'c'o. l 'unrllv Row H. ljl'l'lIl0INl, R. DcVcxn1cy. l.. Uclfgros, R. Davison, All. Davlcs, Consnllnn' fnnrnnu Minimum Room 207-Sophomore l z'r.vt Row-Lcft to riglmt-lvlr. Rcancy, D. Hclfman, E. Iacobs, D. Gantz, B. Grumlmliug V. Gruitza, E. Hull, R. Gaspari, K Hcubcl. Svmr1dR0w-R. I:Ol'1'CSIC1', M. Hllgl1CS, M. Hutchins, T. Hcaslcy, B. Gartsiclc, K. Hoclm M. Gula, C. Horvath, S. Huston, M. Hopkins. Third Row-R. Fulmcr, P. Garllart, E. Fabian, W. Dyc, L. Evans, T. Duffy, W. Easton D. Evans, FriCcl1'icl1, W. Foy, D. DuMars. Fourth Row-T. l:itzGiblvon, A. T. Fraglc, Fcclorko, I . Erinmias, Farkas, H. Hollcnlacrg O. Long, INI. Fcrcnclk, A. Fraglc, P. Evans. -. Room 208-Sophomore First Row- Left to right--Mr. Scrvlcc, V. Ioncs, M. Kayos, M. IOIHISIOII, M. Iamcs, H Katlmcr, M. Logan, L. Knotts, L. Iolmnson, R. Koch, R. KClJ2lllgIl, M. Mastroianni, L King, H. Mansell, P. Lciplu-imcr, K. Marslmll, V. M3l'SfL'llC'I'. Scmrzzz' Row-L. Lustig, C. Marlctto, R. Maskcy, T. Kormos, E. Koscinski, IM. Kostclnik E. Kncc, M. Kcavcny, I. Lavinc, I. Kaccrski, M. Kccn, M. Larclmcran, O. Ioncs, A lXfIale-nlcy, H. Knapp, E. Klctclm, Lcali. Third Row--R. Hilvlcr, A. Hiclcg, Linonis, W. Graluoslcy, L. Lzulucr, R. LlIlll7L'l', XV. Koch G. Hclucn, H. Hcphncr, W. Hclnlbrcclut, L. Ioncs, P. Klcin, P. Kulicll, Irwin, C Hank, B. Husband. Fourth RQLUSW. Kennedy, L. Hcatlcy, P. Gula, M. Giroskl, Golub, E. Krauss, T. Icwcll I. ILIIHCS, F. Lcyclc, B. Grocutt, Lazor, W. Hasscl, C. Krivosll, Vxf. Lcggatt, M. Lilly Q. Ioncs, Nl. Kucllmak. u nnnnnn Huffman Room 215-Sophomore lfirxl Huw I.cl't tu right- lNliss Hayes, Nigro, MCl'UlL'lSIL'lll, Nlcklcig lVIullcn, Nlzixwcll Mumlurl, Mclnryrc, Ma1ylmci'1'y, Messina, Krapacs. .S'L'm1nl Row- Nliiiigcr, McAninnl1, MCC1lI'Illy, Novoscl, NlCilSIl'0, lVlCC1lfCllL'0ll, Ncw lmnks, lVluvc1', Nnstnsy, Nlityo. Tlrinl Row Molnnr, Maul, L. Mclmiglmliii, Nlorgan, Ma1i't'i1s, Lysohir, Mcfforniick, Nic- Cainn, lxlalcclc. lfnnrrlv Row lVlcNt-nl, Nlaigcc, Nloorc, C. McLz1l1gl1li11, Matlicws, Nlcycr, Mziy, Mct1'iCk lvlitclicll. Room 216-Sophomore I Il'.Yl Row I.cl'i to right- Miss Elk, Pnttcrson, Patrizi, Pinch, RL-ilalcy, I'utriccn, Rcnglc ljill'OlAl, Pllclialk, Pctro, Pulizxk. S'f'K'lHlf1 Row- Phillips, Pitts, Rc'nm'1', Ogg. Pt-cl, Harill, Riclmrcls, Rccsc, Pyuc, Ramp lfrkwoml. 'fbirzl Row-g-U'Ncill, Nigro, Olson, Pattison, NIlll'KlKJCl1, Myci's, Oravcc, Pnczulc, Meir gcnstcrn. lfourth Row- Carl, Ost, Rcaricls, Pownall, O'Bricn, Petroski, Presley, Garm, Prclcc. 444444444444 Ll O M E M S nfffmfnwff- Room 108-Sophomore First Row-Left to right-Miss Armour, M. Schermer, R. Shipton, E. Rintly, M. Richarcls, M. Toy, M. Rogers, A. Rusicka, V. Sercclay. Second Raw-M. Sember, S. Rosenbluni, M. Ripple, D. Simons, B. Risher, E. Sipotz, V Shal'fer, H. Shimp, P. Robinson, B. Sisk. TkirdR0w-41-lowartl Schaller, Richardson, Sernber, C. Schneicler, Sabol, E. Ruben- stein, R. Reclwitz, Sercia, L. Ross. Fourth Row-N. Sellers, Ristvy, Sasala, Henry Schaller, Sandy, R. Rosche, S. Sat- more, M. Scech. Room 110-Sophomore First Rowflaeft to right-Mr. Collins, Veronica Taylor, H. Calvin, l. Snyclerwine, H Smith, L. Staffforcl, H. Syslo, A. Stem, Virginia Taylor, M. Stewart. Second Row-H. Stevens, M. A. Tomko, M. Sverchek, A. Smilgis, M. Stamlval, A. Thomas S. Smith, C. Tomko, Taylor, M. C. Stanton. Third Row-Rodger Smith, Russell Smith, E. Shafran, F. Sharwatz, F, Sherrirf, Slater E. Smith, E. Stankicwicz, T. Slcertic. Fourth Row+R. Sheakley, Solyan, D. Welcl1cs, R. Sunclelin, W. Rechcr, A. Skiba, M Stein, E. Shollenberger, F. Stoop, E. Sullivan. nnnfnnw nnfnnvfn Room l 1 1-S op homore Hrs! Row- --Luft to l'lgl1f+MI'. Mink, Young, Wood, Yarzab, Vasconl, Wcinrclcll, ZllIlll1L'l', Urclca, Ulan. Vcunnl Rmu- xVl1lIIl1l1l'l', Virostcck, V. Wharton, VVaicl, Yakc, WVilson, Waldo, Williamson. Third RowHTomko, Wilson, Wade, Tcuguc, Tcvendalc, Totcn, E. Ulan, Wilcls, F. Wharton. Fourlb Rrluf--Wn'sr, VValtcr, Zoccola, Vulcntinc, Toth, Whalen, Zipay, Walkcr. Room 101-Freshman First Row- Lclt to rigl1t-Mrs. Moorc, M. Cllristianscn, B. DcMutl1, F. Dick, G. Dccapua, M. CllIlPL'l'lll2lll, H. Dolmrovolslci. Srmnzl Row-S. Clcco, Davis, V. Clmomor, Clmrobalc, D. Costcllo, A. Dulionls. Third Row' W. Dunston, Daugherty, H. Crompton, M. Dcngcl, Wf Dolata, A. Dc- Capua, l.. Duncll, H. Davies. Fourth Row-I. Donnelly, Dcflin, A. Dodds, W. DiCfcnclc1'fcr, Crawfonl, V. Dcl Rc. D. Davis. if- in funnnnf nfnnnnf Room 102-Freshman Firyz Row-Left to right-Miss O'Bricn, M. Banjack, E. Bcautonic, V, Butala, C. Ccacci' A. Carclclla, Braina1'tl, D. Beard, C. Barnes, C. Bruno. Second Row-C. Barr, M. Boyle, D. Bingham, E. Carrier, B. Barrett, H. Burnette, M. I Beck. Third Row-E. Conlon, W. Carney, H. Crabbe, S. Ccrbus, R. Cole, W. Cione, G. Cem- cricli, H. Corbin, W. Cowan. Fourth Row-M. Connery, T. Carlin, W. Clarke, C. Cozadcl, L. Cook, B. Clayton, B Coleman, Cramer, H. Colt. Room 103-Freshman First Row-Left to rigl1tfMiss McClaren, E. Bailey, Dolata, H. Arnovitz, A. Arcnclas M. Bancroft, M. DeBlase, D. Arbuckle. Second Row-Cv. Bailey, M. Banas, P. Christcnson, M. ALl1l1I1S, P. Babicli, P. Anderson L. Aslibaugh, I. M. Allen. Third Rowgl. Buzga, Bellonlo, F. Baba, B. Baran, R. Boal, D. Atwood, A. Baker, Brown Fourth Rc1zufW. Arras, R. Brest, G. Anclerson, T. Davies, D. Boeko, R. Curtis, G. Branil enstein, R. Augustynowisz, A. Bee. 1 nnnfufff nnfffmufff Room 104-Freshman l 1'I'.YL Huw- l.cl'l to riglit- -Miss Kerr, Evans, V. Douzulio, M. lfitzgerallml, H. Dulluy, B. lilliou, ll. llllllfli, l.. lialeburn, B. lfriclcer. Sfxcuzlfl Rum li. Glaser, U. Goerbert, B. lireebom, D. Gaul, Ehrlich, I.. Eflcr, VV. Ellis li. livnns. Third Raw- -R. Cill, C. lfiseher, A. Gerbn, E. Fitzcr, R. Gates, M. Cuvalu, C. Flick, C. Perm ' M. Cnray, C. Fawcett. l 0I'if'll7 Row-I. liitzgcrzllel, E. liesslcr, W. Frejcl, W. Gilmore, C. lireelmrii, Ernst, li lfmery, H. liogle, M. Gibbs. Room 105-Freshman l ir.rz Row l.el'L to right-Miss Smith, H. Hollmzui, E. Heinz, M. C. Hams, Henry li. Hamill, li. Cresley, R. Green. .Ywozizl lfvwf A. Hollmam, IW. lW. Henry, M. Hurkulieh, M. Gooclriek, M. Hebeu, B Gold.-u, H. Crilliu, S. Colbeski, H. Hansen. '1'l11r1l Row- fI'. Cross, P. Crummntico, A. HlJFVllIl1, R. Greer, B. Goldstone, D. Goldberg I. Huliicz, li. Holimim, P. Groueutt, T. Gross, D. Greenberg. lftlllflfb Row T. Haiywooml, H. Hassel, Holzsliu, R. Hodge, L. Hodge, H. Haus, K Heilmuii, B. Haney, P. Crilfiu, Hawthorne. ffffffffffff I-I O M E M S kttttttttttt Room 106-Freshman First Row-Left to right-H. Horodick, R. Irvine, S. Hutchison, P. Huclnk, H. Karpne R,Isco, A. Kather, F. Honeck, P. Kerr, Anna Klein. Srvorzrz' Row-M. Iones, D. Knhle, L. Kaulalry, A. Mong, H. Kissinger, Homer, I. johnson. Tbira' Row--L. Iohnston, P. Howath, H. Karr, Kuhl, Hrzich, H. Knlwurski, Huscroft R. Iohnson, H. IllCI4l111l1l, R. Iaworski. Fourth Row-Mr. Currier, A. Iaxwin, F. Kish, E. Huniu, W. Hutchison, A. Kozulm, R Hunt, W. Keen, R. King, C. Iones, W. Iones. Room 107-Freshman First Row-Left to right-Miss Stansfielcl, Mowry, M. Kruissclbrinlc, C. Kunsmnn, H Mntias, McCurcly, M. Maxwell, E. McGuire, M. Lausnmn, P. Nicholls, Leyshon E. Leah, M. McKcncl1'y, G. Nczcloba. Semnr! R0w4M. Munalorf, R. Mornweck, T. Moyer, M. Moriurity, R. Morris, G. Mc- Cartney, I. Kovacs, Miller, E. IN4oon, M. Miller, S. Ivleyer, G. McLaughlin, M Morton, C. Mountain. Third Row--E. Mntchak, C. Long, Magargee, G. Marenchin, B. Marstellar, L. Liso- vitch, S. Ligette, A. Koerth, W. LaVan, C. Lawton, E. Koss, Kuclelka, H. McGuHic Fourth Row-A. Lostetter, R. Kloss, Maclclen, I. Mackin, M. Luchey, W. Lazor, R Knowles, H. McRobcrts, H. Laskcy, L. Muzur, M. Mason, H. McAdams, R. Martz I. McCann. ffunnun fktitttttti-k Room 109-Freshman lfirx! Row- l.cft to right-TVIiss Cousins, Pulnlcr, S. Pnncy, lf. Parton, IW. Pcnrs, D. Nnrsn' R. Ulcsko, D. Phillips, A. O'Slmnic, IW. Pluttc-lmo1'zc, Pm. Pacifico. .gfllfllll Row U. Ncic, D. pnllllcr, NI. Plcso, N. Plnllips, I.. Olds, B. Pirlo, K. O'NL'ill, NI P11-iilur, V. piSCgIhl. Tfmirzl Run' HC. Nloslry, M. Nlulmlko, I. MitCl1L'll, D. IVIolclmn, Nlcicr, 1XIillc'1'. INT McNulty, T. fVIcClnnnns, N1icl1nowski, IVlCIIll'yl'L', T. 1Vlcc1nl1n11. I 0l1I'fl? Row IVICQIUSUDII, R. lworton, MlISLxlllAk'llQl, W. H. IVIC1XJllII, R. Nlcic1', XV. S Mk4Nllll, Nlonnin. Room 112-Freshman 7 lfirxl Row Luft to right-f-Ivliss Sykcs, Rigby, M. I1-ice, S. Ristvcy, M. Ruclwirz. N. Ruin- lmow, R. Rc-in-r, Roscnblum. ,S'1'1'11r14lRr1zu-NI. Porrcca, Porprnsky, D. Robinson, N. Prowitt, L. Richnuls. F. Richnrcl son, D. Qnilliun, 'fhznl Row-f-H. Mnsomnn, C. Osborne, Olshuvsky, 15. Newton, T. Ogden, F. Patterson li. Phillips, lf. O'Bricn, C. CYNL-il, D. Pntrizi, T. Osborne. lfourlh Rows'-I. Stinvnicky, W. Nichols, H. Phillips, O'Ncill, Pinklc, H. Nccnst, R Plmylhyon, NI. Nolan, C. P1-rrinc, W. Patterson. nnwunnf LI Q M E M S nn-uunff Room 201-Freshman First Row--Left to right-Miss Reed, P. Serban, B. Schcu, P. Schmidt, M. Senay, Sklcder l. Savada, L. Smcraglia, G. Ruhley, M. Spelich. Second Row-B. Siege, P. Siwiccki, P. Siminick, M. Shuttleworth, E. Shields, W. Scott, H. Sherlock, F. Shotts. Third Row-R. Rinck, R. Satcrnow, P. Sanders, M. Roberts, H. Reeves, C. Rivetti, M Scott, B. Quinn, Roberts, H. Rickert. Fourth Row-B. Richards, I. Rosiala, K. Reeher, R. Rcsclc, Reznor, H. Platteborze, E Racketa, F. Piroga, W. Scott, C. Ritter, Puhak, L. Racketa, T. Rabinovitz. Room 202-Freshman First Row-Left to right--B. Smock, W. Stephenson, L. Thompson, G. Sprow, M. Slovan E. Stupka, M. Trustdorf. Second Row-R. Sunday, C. Sullivan, M. Sullivan, H. Tonkowicz, B. Slcubish, E. Troben- tar, I... Tonks, V. Taylor. Third Row-B. Slater, E. Schneider, F. Shilling, W. Stewart, W. Spon, Shannon, D Schuller, G. Titus, R. Thomas, K. Shaw. Fourth Row-W. Smith, R. Stewart, D. Saul, R. Simpson, E. Saunders, R. Smith, C. Theiss T. Swankie, R. Stone, S. Strattcr, D. Sickafus. Room 203-Freshman Firrt Row-Left to right-Miss McDowell, M. Virgallito, M. Vargo, W. Hazi, M. Zoldan B. White, C. White, P. Wayne, A. Whitmore, M. L. Wiesen. Second Row--C. Waldo, P. Weaver, Whitworth, M. 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John Back - 'Ewbsurer miriam mcnrHn-Ari' Eclf+or' Fr-cmcos 5cY1umochQr'SocreForq I1-iorbarf GolJs+one-Ecmormfrnor Roqllones ' Presicienl' Vmchordmfnk'EdiformirroreHQ ' n Roborjf Koran Horn-q Sqslo Boskefbull Copioirl Foo1lbuU.CcapJfofn fnfnuffn nnnnums Mirror Staff Editor, Herbert Goldstone '38 Assistants Sue Bachman '39 Iames Maclntyre '39 Catherine Smith '38 Contriluiitiiig Editors Betty Stambal '38, Iulian Sirant '38, Claudia Evans '38, William Evans '38, Iames Sullivan '38, Frances Schumacher '38, Patricia Bahen '39, Waller Cooper '39, Ted Person '39, lane Sisk '39, Leona Planchak '39, Marvin Konigsburg '39, lean Willson '39, Betty Waldo '40, lane Eccles '40, Betty Gartside '40, Ruth Forrester '40, Ieannc Taylor '40, Business Manager, Iohn Barney '38 Advertising Manager, Lester Poes '38 Advertising' Staff lack Anderson '39, Marvin Epstein '39, Iohn Moore '39, Irvine Rubenstein '39, Edward Shafran '40 Secretaries Mildred Ioncs '38 Bonita Bryan '38 Eleanor Lane '38 Art Editor, Miriam Martin '38 Assistants Virginia Dietrich '38 Libero Baroni '39 Lewis Thomas '39 Advisers Nlaude Blair Roberts, Literary Elizabeth Sykes, Art Robert N. Iones, Business Typists lvlarcella Kopcn '38 Ella Mae Wiesen '38 Dorothy Mae Donohue '38 Katheryn Scheu '38 Mirrorette Staff Editor, Richard Mink Assistant Editor, Ellis I-lilborn Editorial Board Robert Stewart, Ruth Marshall, Robert McCartney, William Miller, lane Rodecker, David Davis, Norma Feik, Milford Bohm Reportorial Board Haskell Hoffenberg, Nlary Margaret Burt, George Davis, Flora Christiansen, Phyllis Kotzen, Yolan Banoczi Literary Advisor, Anna Grace Smith Business Advisor, Robert Iones nnfuffnm fffwfnfmraf I n-,il lfoui- YNiesen, Donahue, Lane, Christiansen, Taylor, Smith, Bahen, Fulk, Nlarrin. Kotzen, Sisk, l'lanehak, Baehman. Snr-ml Row-f-Sehuniaeher, NNalilo, lforrester, Kopen. Stainhal, livans, Gartside, Rodetker, Nlarshall. liceles, NVillson, Benoczi. Tllml Row' l.artz. llilhorn, Nlink. lihomas, Evans, lvlcflartney, Fpstein, Sullivan, Shaliran. lwmrtlv Row' Goldstone, Moore, Anderson, Hollenherg, Bohm, Sirant, Sigler, Rnhenstein, Barney. lffflln Row--lloes, D. Davis, lvliller, Konigshurg, Person, Cooper. Stewart, lvlaclntyre, G. Davis. ilillk' lmusiness stall, the Nlirror anal lXlirrorette literary stalls, ancl the art stallig they with their aulvisors make the lNlii'1'o1' anal Nlirroretle. If a single one ol' these groups were to fail on the jola, there woulcl he no school paper or magazine. lfew People recognize the importance of eaeh as an inclivitlual hut no one can overlook their importance as a whole. Dicl you know that these papers clepencl as much on aclveiv iising as on the suhseriptions you huy for financial support? lt is the job of the business stall uncler the eapahle clirection of Nh: Rohert jones to solicit these acls, collect for them anal make them up. Ir is clearly to he seen that they are one of the main cogs in the wheel. The literary stalls, along with Nlrs. Roberts anrl Miss Smith, must either write the material themselves or must rewrite the material turnecl in from the English classes. Then they must eclit all the issue, the typists must make the rypewritten copies, anal after the printer has hail his hancl in, they must reaml the proof anal make up the llllllllllyl they, too, are neeclezl to make the wheel IllI'l1. Last in orcler but not in importance, cutiies the art stall and Miss Svkes. Ir is their task to illustrate the issue, and we know thev have clone their job well. These people make your lNli1'i'o1' anal lNlirrorette. unfwfmfwfnf vm-fffnffnfff Flirt Rnu'-N. Scllairs, Milgllilf, Baislfl, Boosc, Wicscn, Gilliland S4'm11d Row-lvleyers, Will, Sellaits, VVilcl, VVilcls, Pctrecca Third Rou'sMr. Newton, YLISSCIII, O'l-lalre, Banas The Tralllic Squaul was O!'g2l1llZCLl by Mx'. Irvine in IQZ3. This group, Ill0llgl1 it prollullly receives less recognition Illllll any of its type, l3U21SIS of ii perfect record witll no aleeitlents near tlle SCll00l since its OI'gLllllZ21fl0l1, lil ruin, snow, and SllIlSl1lllL', fl'lL'SC boys net us sentinels directing tlle masses of students to ainnl from SCllU0l witll safety. lvlr. Newton. tlleir lezuler, selects eziell lloy carefully, witll great regurrl to llis cle- penulnlaility anrl sincerity f0VVill'll llis mlnty. He appoints ns Captains only tllose most eglpaible :incl deserving of tlle position. Twice ai 1Tl0llKll llL' meets witll tllese boys and gives instructive talks on safety zincl lI'I1Pl'0VC111Cl1f of tlle sqnnrl. Beside tlleir regular cluty before llllll after scllool, tllese boys also :ict as usllers at rallies, assemblies and llnslcetllall gnillcs. Tlley deserve only our lligllest respect and Co- operntion for tlleir work. fun-fnfffnf JR.-SR. vmfffmfnmff The smiles on the laces of the members are not wholly for the benefit of watching the hirdie, as when taken, but might also be influenced by the Hi-Y clubs having completed another successful year at Sharon High. Under the leadership of M1'. Collins of the Hi-Y and lvlr. lones of the Ir. Hi-Y, they have succeeded in doing a real service for the school. The Hi-Y has sold programs at football games, distributed Christmas baskets, and sponsored a school dance. The Ir. Hi-Y took charge of the school victrola records and aided at the penny dances Howevei, this is not entirely a Good Samaritan organization, but the lnembers have upheld the pleasure end too. The chief of these Hobligatiotlsn was the win- ning of the Northwestern and Nfercer County Hi-Y basketball championships by the Sharon Hi-Y team. Manv club members attended the convention at Sewickley, and elected Charles Smith to the presidency ol' the County Hi-Y. OIfIfICIiRSf-SECOND SEMESTER Senior ffi-Y lunior Hi-Y llresident . . .....,...... . . .Roy Iones President ...................... Ed Bell Vice President. .. ...... Paul Abel Vice President .... ...., R obert Wild Secretary .... . . .Charles Smith Secretruy ..... . . .David Duhlars l'reasurer . . . .... VVilliam Funek Treasurer , . . . .Fred Sherriff lfirxl Rout- Brown, Arras, Sehaller. Davis, Davis, Anderson, Qninbv, Hansen, Garts. lfunck, Garv, liawcett, Long, Eisaman, Mr. Collins. i i Sreornl Ron' Tones, Beck, Sellers, Millikili, Smith, Stewart, Ninrphy, Fagan, Bohm, Harbin, Bieber, Davis lones, Newton, Iinglebaugh. Iiaston, Beck. Third Rout fMnrphy, Magnet, Irwin. Able, Lyde, Long, SheriH', Evans, Iones, Mink, Dye, Dnlvfars, Innes, Brosie, Torr, Makiii, Iones, Hnseroft. Ifonrzlz Hou' Stewart, McDowell, Bell, King, VVeldon, Murdoch, Ulrich, Reyer. Mclutyre, Mclilvain, Smith, Hailey, Hartwick. Burbach, Stewart, Bowler, Iones, Shilling, McNeil, XVild. fftffffft SENIOR AND JUNIOR TRI I-II-Y frffffffr These two clubs have finished another active year of useful service to the school as well as providing an enjoyable time and memory for the members themselves. Under the advisorship of Miss Ruth Moore of the senior club, and Miss Winifred Loutzenhiser of the junior club, they have helped the school and community by such acts as the collecting of tinfoil for Buhl Hospital, distribution of Christmas baskets to the poor, and pleasing their classmates with the sponsoring of a school dance. These clubs are indeed fortunate in being able to look back on such a successful year. OFFICERS Senior Tri-Hi-Y Iunior Tri-Hi-Y President ........,.... Virginia Dietrich President ...... ........ R uth Davies Vice President .... ...Martha Brainard Vice President ........ lean Frankenberry Secretary ...... .... B everly Barnes Secretary ...,... ..... I anet Hoagland Treasurer . . . . . .lane Finkbeiner Treasurer . . .... Mary Lee Scott First Row-Miss Loutzenhiser, Kotzen, Baker, Schumacher, Bloch, Lininger, Quigley, Mermelstein, Smith, Zahniser, Yuhoss, Dietrich, Cousins, Cox, Thomas, Brainard, Wanamaker, Finkbeiner, Iohnson, Grand-Girard, Luchansky, Abernathy. Second Row-Miss Moore, Richards, White, Evans, Kopen, Christiansen, Artz, Barnes, Stambal, Bell, Paisley, Roberts, Garrett, Dresch, Crowley, Honeck, Evans, Noche, Iohnson, Vanderholt, Marshall. Third Row-Evans, Eakinh Giroski, Roberts, Argenzaino, Bowler, Stafford, Snyder, Revale, Iuskovitz, Rickard, Thomas, Scott, Nelson, McKee, Pierce, Tomason, Stewart, Davis. Fourth Row-Homer, Voytik, Cerbus, Willson, Frankenberry, Feik, Hoagland, Schaller, Davies, Rodecker, McDowell, I-lynd, Bombeck, Bartholomew, Homer, Miller, Whitehead, Peters, Lapham, I-lassell, Homer. FRESI-IMAN AND SOPI-IOMORE TRI-I-ll-Y lfrnnt Row-Miss MeCcwtter, Miller, Forrester, Palmer, Henry, Palmer, Lavinr, Kovacs, Iohnson, Horlman, Homer, Honeek, Allen, Shotts, Pears, Spelieh, Durschlag, White, S'r1-nnzl Row-A-Miss MeClarex1, Tonks, Hughes, Hutchins, Robinson, Helfman, Nlayberry, Cross, Reiter. Phillips, Bailey, Glaser, Barrett, Hoffman, Bailey, Smith, Rieharrls. Third Row-Iilliot, Munclorf, Marshall, Dietrick, Iones, Rosenhlum, Evans, Waldo, Rosenblum. Ogg. Stanton, lvIeAnineh, Fcleburn, Funck, Goerbert. Reese, Pyne. Trobentar, Ifnnrtb Row-0Stainbal, Stupka, Waicl, lvlermelstein, Stem, Tvloyer, Taylor, Cartsicle, Knee. Defioreest. Deflin, Nlclntyre, Volk, Eccles, Reagle, Trustdorf, Iohnston. OFFICERS Iirzxvhmafl Solzbvmorc Presirlent ......, . .... Emma Stupka President ....,. .. Pauline Robinson Viee Presiclent .... .,., C atherine White Vice Presiclent ..... ....Ieanne Tavlor Secretary ..... . . .Arlene Holfman Secretary-Treasurer ...... Bettie lVlunrlorl' Treasurer . . . . . Barbara Funck The new club rlivisions formerl last year have met with wiclespreacl approval for now each class has its own leaclers ancl can further its purpose in its own way instead of being ioinecl with an olcler group of girls. The two clubs have participated in the Bible Stntly which has proven to be very interesting as well as beneficial. The Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y holds its meetings every other week from 7: go to 9: go. ln late autumn they helcl an exciting skating party for members anal their guests. Since that time several speakers have honorerl them with talks which have aiclecl in their program. The Freshmen holcl their meetings the week after their Sophomore sisters. Thev helrl a hilarious New Years Dance. In Ianuary they held a tea for the Sophomore Club. ffnfffffu-H B Hfnufaufffff OFFICERS President .... ....... I ohn Beck Vice President. . . . . .l larolrl McDowell Librarina . ...lack Anderson Reporter . . . . .Ruth Nlarshall K.MllSlC hath charms to sooth''-particularly when it is played by a smartly dressed band in orange and black uniforms at either football or basketball games or during activities periods. Not only does our band music sooth us, but at crucial moments during our athletic contests, it spurs our team on to victory, while at rallies it helps arouse the students' enthusiasm. The high calibre of the band was amply proved this year, particularly by its winning Hrst place in both marching and playing at thc contest held at New Castle. Its delegation of twelve members to the Midwesterri Band at Aliquippa was one of the largest sent. Furthermore, it has provided us with countless lnterscholastic winners in the County contests. It likewise won first place in the state contest, with a rating of supe1'ior. As We go to press they are planning to enter the national contest at Albany. Minimums ffnnmffnf Altlmugh the Ul'CllCSlI'Ll did not enter any corupetitive contest this year, they eo11t1'1h11ted Hllllkll to the activities of 11111' school. Their pe1'f01'111a111ees at our LlSSCllll7llCS, athletic contests, 11111l i'UllL'l'l'IS was Lllwilyh welcome .md deeply 41pp1'eel11red. Their l7ill'flClP1lfl0ll lu tl1e Illll1Sll'Cl was espeeinlly 11otewo1'tl1y. The fuer 111111 their :lid was asked hv the 150111111 meetings expresses the esteem 111 which they are held hy the townspeople. 5l1:11'1m11 High had une of the largest llClL'gJIflllIlS to he sent to the lvlid-weste1'11 o1'ehest1'u All New Castle lll October, OFFICERS l'rt-xident .,... . . , .lack AI1tlCl'SOI1 Vice l,lAL'Sllll'Ill'. . . . . ,l-lnltold lVleDowell 5l'Cl'L'filI'y . . .... Helen c:0llSlllS Rl'iTUl'lK'l' . ...Ruth lVlLll'Sll1lll Hffffnffff nfffwfn-aff Since it was organized in IQI6, the enrollment of the Girls' Glec Club has steadily increased until today it is one of the largest organizations in Sharon High School. It you were to enter the auditorium on a Tuesday morning, you would find this group of girls busily engaged in the study and presentation of musical numbers, both popular and classical. The girls held a joint dance with the members of the hand, orchestra, and Boys' Cvlee Club at l-lallowelen time. They also participated in the annual minstrel show which dem- onstrated the ability that the Chorus possesses. Representatives of the club made up the girls' trio and mixed quartet-as well as soloists for the interscholastics contest. Throughout the year ensembles sang on various local occasions. Several members of the Glee Club were given the honor of membership in the lVIid-western Pennsylvania Mixetl Chorus which sang for the teachers' convention at New Castle. OFFICERS Presiden t . . . . . .Helen Cousins Vice President .... . . .Irene Richards Secretary . . . . .Myra Pitt funnnfn Huffman: OFFICERS liliner Glaser Vic Deifenclerfei' Iini Rose jerry Hanson Bob Bell This is the tenth anniversarv ol our Boys' Glee Club which was organized hy lvlr. Rees in H118 for the purpose of giving the boys of Sharon High chool a chance to learn to appreciate fine music, as well as to sing. The elulv has a menihersliip of about a liunclrerl boys who, unilei' the ahle clirection of lvlr. Rees, nieet every morning to sing not only populra but also classical music. The finest piece of work done this year was the annual minstrel when the Boys' Glee Club, in conjunction with the Girls' Glee Club, the hand and the orchestra united to give us a first rate show. The glee club helps to provirle representatives for Sharon High School in the countv rouncl-up anal other contests. This club is doing excellent work both in Providing training for its menilmers and in offering amusement. Mmrfffnffn- M O N taktttttrki'-kt OFFICERS General Chairman fist semesterj . . . ........ Paul Abel General Chairman fznd semesterj . . . . . .Nlartha Brainard Assistant to General Chairman .... .... I ames Magiiei' Scribe . ...Betty Robinson Have you ever noticed how orderly the halls of Sharon High School are? The credit for this in a large measure goes to our monitors under the leadership of Mr. lVlcGarev. This monitor system offers to all the students a chance to participate in school government. There are about ISO monitors serving, most of whom are Juniors and Seniors with a few underclassmen. The Captains, Council, made up of the nine squad captains, serves as an executive body for the monitors. Regular business meetings of the council are held. There were several meetings of all monitors this year and there were Problem-Solving lxleetings held for various squads. The monitors had several special activities, some of which were sponsoring radio broadcasts to acquaint students with the monitor Program, sponsoring an assembly program, revising the permit rules, arranging the bulletins in 201, and an all monitor party. nnmffffu-f I O nf-ni-ffmfnmf All too often the real purpose of our educational program is overlooked in the rush of athletic and social events. These, of course, are essential to any well rounded educational program but that program should contain a means for giving the student such training and experiences as will help him in his later life. lnterscholastics in our school is the niethod we have selected for bettering our students speaking ability, musical technique, and lurthering his knowledge of mathematics, historv, spelling, etc. This competition is of the ulinost value along these lines. This year in preparation for the county round-up we held the boy and girl contest in order to bring out the best the school had for the round-up, The boys won 9 out of I5 events. On Friday, April 1, our team supported us in our own auditorium in the sixteenth annual county round-up. Not only speakers, such as orators, essayists, had a part in the round-up, hut our musicians, mathematicians, students of history, Latin and students of general scholastic ability all performed. Sharon was victorious this year with a large lead in the number of points over other competing schools. Front Rnwfflarhon, Schumacher, Forrester, Robinson, Hedrick, Ogg, Homer, Iohnston, Revale, Hynd, Stambal, Wolanin, Schroeble, Evans, Hartill, jones. Second Row---Smith, MEfIllCfl5ICTll, Gibbons, Rosenbluin, Lausnlan, Gartside, Cunning, Reagle, Cerbus, Yarzab, Bailey, johnson. Laphani Thml Row-Vogle, Hansen, Zambocky, Leonard, Rose, james, Dirlienderfer, Stewart, Maclntyre, Gold- stone, Slater, Hopkins, Pears, O'Shanick, Barone. lfvnrllz lfraw-sWiltl, Cole, Smith, l lnH'enberger. Beck, Person, Stein, Miller, Quimby, Leyde, Stoop, Gross, DuMars. nffnffffff funfnmfn The 18th Century with its gallantry and its courtliness, was vividly recreated for us in the Senior Class Play, Pride and Prejudice, adapted by Helen Ierome from lane Austen's novel dealing with the trials and tribulations of the Bennet Family when Mrs. Bennet searches for matrimonial prospects for her daughters. Our future Barrymores and Cornells under the direction of Miss McMullen. put on a show that was extremely well received. Too much credit can not be given to the splendid work of the costuming com- mittee, to the unlauded stage crew for their settings and clever lighting arrangements, to the make-up committee, and to the publicity committee, all of whom helped contribute to the play's success. The thespians who took part are: Roy Iones Catherine Smith Elizabeth Revale Frances Schumacher Mary Sherriff Paul Abel David Pyle William Miller Bob Stewart Charles Quinby Elizabeth Stillwagon Claudia Evans Arthur Waldo Henry Syslo Charles Smith Harriett Bloch Betty Stambal Mary Quigley Elizabeth Yuhoss Patricia Mehaffey Martha Lininger Katherine Willson wwfnfwnffu fnmfnfffmfa IN COSTUME READY EOR THE PLAY AT LADY CATHERINES HOME AMELIA RETURNS- A BRIDE mrfmnfnff E- fnfnfnuaf THE MAN WHO THOUGHT OF EVERYTHING A delightful comedy about the young lover intending to elope who thinks of every detail, even the refusal of his lady love. The cast included Frances Schumacher, Charles Smith, and Sue Bachman. CHCIR REI-IEARSAL ln this amusing play which carries us back into the nineteenth century we secure a picture of our straight-laced ancestors barring a young lady from the church choir because of her allegdly singing a song not considered a hymn. However, intervention of the new minister results in a happy ending for all. Martha Ogg, Betty Stambal, Iames Maclntyre, Paul Abel, Robert Stewart, and Iames Magner were the members of the cast. SUBMERGED A stark tragedy of six doomed men on a submarine unable to reach the surface of the ocean whose rescue depended upon the sacrifice of one man's life. The drama was built up and sustained by the clash between coward Bryce and the domineering Iordon. Thom Smith, Wilbert McElvain, Roy Neyrnan, Herbert Goldstone, Charles Quimby, Charles Burbach comprised the cast. THE POT BOILER A side-splitting comedy satirizing the playwrights who are concerned with boiling the pot no matter how absurd and ridiculous their plays may be. It is a playi within a play. Similar to George Abbot's Room Service. Ruth Forrester, Haskell Hoffenberg, Catherine Smith, David Pyle, and lvor Lee were the members of the cast. The following committees aided in the production of the plays: STAGE CREW-Richard Phelan, Carl Stewart, Ed Wild, Stanley Cornwell, Ivor Lee, Frank Leyde, Charles McLaughlin, Ogle Long, Ben Bolt, and Bill Evans. COSTUMES-Working with lVIiss Caldwell were Frances Lucas, Lois Snyder, Harriet Bloch, Virginia Dietrich, Helen Calvin, Doris Helfman, Anitta Barretta, Dorothea Lovan, Helen Hanson, Perle Mermelstein, and Nlartha Lininger. MAKE-UP-Virginia Stafford, lane Pinkbeiner, Elizabeth Revale, Donna O'Brien, Ruth Davis, Mary lane Garrett, Betty Artz, Elvira Perna, Anna Budaska, Pauline Robinson. 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' ' Q iq .. . if W iq, - u mfg' Ni M M, ,fi 1 x I DAVID STEVVART I-'fmrlmll Conch Hfffmufffffw Before me, down on one knee, is a tall, lanky figure, leaning forward, engrossed in the turn of events trans- piring on the grass-covered field before hin1. Suddenly he leaps to his feet, dropping a half smoked cigarette in his anxiety, and nods approval. Yes, you've seen him, too. l-le's the fellow you see in the pitcure, Head Coach David B. Stewart. Local foothall mentor for the past io years, Coach Stewart has established a reputation which distinguishes him as one of the most successful coaches in the state. lust this past season he produced a team regarded hy many as the greatest in the history of the school, one which went through eleven hard fought contests without a defeat. This same team was the bunch of green aspir- ants who reported on the practice Held last August with little more than a strong liking for the gridiron SP011. Claiming to be a griclder himself, Nlr. Stewart hails from New Kensington, his birthplace. Later he went to Geneva College and then to Grove City. Reminds one of lock Sutherland, Pitt Panther coach. Like Sutherland he relies principally on smooth receiving plays instead of deception for his successg both coaches lost one game and tied one two years ago, Went undefeated but held to a scoreless tie last year, and similarly thc pair have enjoyed at least a decade of mentorship at their present place of employment. Nlr. Stewart coached previously at Kiski, Nlassilon, and Lock Haven. gf . ,Q A. -'ws-1 Front Rau- O'Brien, Lvsohir. VVal.l 1, Phythyon. Koran, Capt. Syslo, Lucas, Wolansky, Matthews. Colclaser. Kalwarski. flliddle Row--Bowler, Schaller, Molnar. Marsteller. Wild, lviountaiii, Cvelbar, Krivosh. Lust Rau'--Sasala, Garl, Bell, Schultz, Delgrox, Deacle, Ristrey, Marcus. Hffnffffuff Hfnffffffvfwf Cl.lfUN lvlUSSliRff-jovial, likeable- a graduate of Columbia High of that city, M1'. Nflusser filled the necessary requirements to teach at Lebanon Valley and later at Wasliiiig- ton and lellerson. locally he is an instructor in P.O.D. and bacltlield coach on the foot- ball squad. Among his other duties must be listed that of assistant coach in basketball and traclc. liormerlv was head coach at Boswell for two years and at Cannonsburg for nine. Very popular with students as well as with the athletes. IOSEPH HARNETT-Obtained his scho- lastic training at Edinboro High, attended lfdinhoro State Teachers where he remain- ed for two years before coming to Slippery Rock. Secured his Bachelor of Science def gree and qualified to teach American His- tory and Physical Education, the latter position he now holds. I-las done much to revise the gymnastic standards of the school, and has elevated the ordinary stu- dent almost to a level with those partici- pating in athletics. His Reserve teams have had unquestionable success, having ltept in stride with the varsity. proved a great help to Coach Stewart as bacltfield coach, thus enabling the latter to devote more time to individual sections of the teain. Comes from Brookville where he coached basketball and football. CLEON MUSSER IOSEPH BARNETT BA nffffffffff Alex Wolanskysliinior quarterback. . first yeai'. .Good at backing up the line.. Ye watchful fansf' watch out for Alex. . In our opinion, Alex will bust things wide open next year. Ioe Lucas-Senior half. .Slencleig speedy ..triple threatustarred for two years at quarterback. .always dependable. .the only three year man on team. WOLANSKY LUCAS Ioe Cvelbar-Iunior end. .well built. .shortest lad on the varsity. .vicious blocker.. developed into excellent place kicker. .tough on defense. Iames O'Brien-Sophomore tackle. .huge, hulking. .second largest man on the squad. . Sharon's famous end received its reputation largely because of Reds fine interference. .he usually accounts for two opponents. .make room for him next fall. Francis Colclaser-Junior tackle.,two year man. .big, powerfulua difficult man to take out. .also good at place kicking. . Snooky's inclined to be very joking but opponents don't find him so. .you'll see plenty of him in 1938. loe SasalafSophomore center. .quietly el-ficient. .hard to injure. .first year, .Ioe's not a showy player, but those who watched him closely say he's one of rht- most valuable on the team. .seldom makes ai bad pass. CVELBAR O'BRIEN COLCLASER SASALA ffnuwnfffnf Bob KKll'ill1- -Sculor l111lf..l.igl1r, fast, clus1vc,.Exccls at brokcu Ht-ld l'1llll1lXlg.. most consistent pass SI1.lfCl1L'l' O11 squad.. also LI basketball and truck man. Hcmy Syslo-Scuior cz1pta1i11..l1a11'cl run- ning fullback. .llOflllllg but supcrlutivcs C1111 tlcsctibc Henry. tcrrific blocker, tacklvt ..lVlost fcnrccl lllllll 111 C0lll1Iy..f0llgl1.. cnptnlxt of all county team. .two yum' KQRAN sYsLo lCItCl'I111lll. Iolm l.ysol111' Sopl1on1o1'c cc-1111-11 .SlllLlll, tough, CUIIICS from football family. .lJl'0Il1K'l ol' Mika- mul Alex. ,1'xc1'llc11t l1lockc1'. .ulwaws to bc fouuml 111 the tbiclc of tllk' light. .sl1ow- iug grcnr pronmisc for 111-xt scnsou. Bill l'l1v1l1vo11 'St-11io1' fLllLll'll..Hl'5l' VL'ilI'..1l 1lc111o11 o11 LlL'lwCllSL'..l'1'CL'lVL'll alll-couurv . . 1 . 1'411111g, .lN'Vl'l' plnvccl football bt-fore, but Wlllllfl suspcct lt? Bill lvlolnor St'lllUl'. .p0VVCl'fllllV built. .A11otl1c1' Hrst yt-zu' 111a111. .great PlilVWl'L'L'lii'l'.. tlrcw Vlllllllllg gllillkl .lSSlglllllt'I1I. .Illlll'llL'I'OllS tacklcr. Hnmltl lNflnttl11'ws-- Iuuior Cl11l..W1lS sluftctl from l1:1lfb11ck..11ll iIl'0lllltl ntblctc, stars lll lnlskc-tlmll. tl 1111lc1' on the truck t1'.1111. .scconcl to 110116 ns pass 11cccivc1'. .plnvs best WllL'l1 tlu' going is lIlllL:lIl'5l'. ,uot 11va11l11l1lc ucxt vcut. 1 . 1 . LYSOH IR PHYTHYON MOLN AR MATTHEWS LUCAS WITH SYSLO RUNNING INTERFERENCE ON PLAY I7 AGAINST GROVE CITY Ed Wild-Iunior tackle. .seldom fails to remove his man. .large-, aggressive. .another member of the trio of Eds , all tackles, all available next year. Ed Kalwarski-Iunior tackle. .heaviest man on the team. .Ed will probably fill a guard position next year. .keen on defense. .watch for him. Arthur VValdo-Senior. .Blocking half. .broad-shouldered. . Bucky :seldom carried the ball but his blocking was one of the secrets of the Tigers success this year. .Hrsr year. Ed Bell-Sophomore tackle. .blond, determined. .Ed usually didnlt start a game but Put the finishing touches to all of them. ,exceptional at cracking the line. ,another safe prediction. Claire lVIarstellar-Iunior end..very inspirational..unsung hero of the victory over New Castle..Sharpsville dash man last year..also a promising basketballer,.sure bei for 1938. fffeffffi rf. WILD KALWARSKI WALDO BELL MARSTELLAR SYSLO ON PLAY 24 GETS AWAY AGAINST FARRELL FK .' I ' l SYSLO GOES OVER ON PLAY I4 TO SCORE AGAINST NEW CASTLE Hamann nunnnn Not many times has Coach Stewart called practice with so limited material to work with as he did last fall. Graduation had played havoc among the ranks of his veterans, snatching all but four, three backs and one lineman. The situation called for a shedding of coats and a rolling of sleeves and with such capable assistants as Collodi, Barnett, and hffusser to aid him, Stewart formulated what he thought was a team strong enough to uphold the name of Sharon High. But it did even better than that as a casual glance at the past record will show. The cam ai n was launched b a victo over Dormont of Pittsbur h. Throu h a P g , Y VY , g g hard-fou ht first eriod the two teams battled without an a arent advantage to either , g ,P Y PP U side. However, in the second quarter, a pass Lucas to Mattliews accounted for a score, the only one of the game and Sharon won 6-o. Beaver Falls, making its second appearance on the Tiger schedule, met a similar fate. Held scoreless the first half, the locals brought into play a powerful running and passing attack which netted them three touchdowns, making the score 18-6. Rayen, our Tri-City rival, received the Orange into their stronghold but were dealt a decisive defeat. Halting every effort on the part of the opposition and scoring at will, themselves, the Tigers triumphed, 49-o. Oil City threw a real scare into the hometowners by outmaneuvering them for two periods before our boys could finally muster a scoring threat and check the enemy's advances. The Orange struck four times, all within the last half, and Oil City fell, 7-27. Employing a bewildering aerial attack to cope with a smashing offensive such as ours, Il smaller Greenville High eleven all but scored with this weapon before the possibility was stifled and they were held at bay, 38-o. Grove City has many a claim against the Tigers and one of them is that they usually outplay the locals before a game is half-way through. But the Tigers, trailing 13-6, hit on all eleven cylinders at once and ran wild over the Grovers 47-13, their sixth consecutive win. Through rain and cold, the Alma Mater again sent the scorewheel spinning, pro- ducing a result something like 31-0. The unfortunate victim in this case was Sharpsville, our traditionally tough neighbors, who found themselves outclassed in every respect. None of our opponents have been so discouraging and provoking as has Warren and many times has a cherished victory streak been obliviated through the efforts of those rugged Harding High teams. However, Sharon was tough beyond all anticipation and the visitors, having an exceptionally strong aggregation themselves, found it useless to struggle for more than a scoreless tie. The following week a highly touted Farrell team fared a bit worse when the Tigers romped over their heavy line and halted their puzzling attack in the embryo stage. Part of this was due to errors on the part of individual Farrell players but, summing it all up, the count was zo-o. Salem High, our opponent for the first time, proved no match for our overwhelming offense and the visiting Reds were scored upon with ease, suffering an 18 point disadvantage in the first quarter alone. The final score was 42-0. Of all the gridiron classics, perhaps none will be remembered quite so long as the game when Sharon defeated New Castle for the first time since 1921. From the start the Tigers elected to carry the fray right to the Hurricanes and after several efforts they succeeded in penetrating their end zone. Score 7-o. fffllll Hwtww FACULTY MANAGER GEORGE C. STCVER-Faculty nianagcr of athlctics... Graclnatctl from Altoona High School. . .rccc'ivc.-cl his Bachelor of Scicncc tlcgi-ec :lt Indiana State Tcachcrs Collt-gc... his M. E. hc ohtainccl at Pitt. . .Mi'. SIOVCIJS curriculai' activi- tics arc confinccl to Bookkeeping and Typing lint tht-sc atc insignihcant compatccl to tht- trcmcntlons amount of timc antl work rcquitccl for him in the afotcsaicl position. . .Suc- cccclctl N111 Howatcl Gilmore who rcsignccl last yt-at. . .For nc-xt year hc has attangccl one of thc most attractive football schcclulcs cvct ollcrctl, listing such schools as Nlassillon, Vxfinclhcr, and Ncw Kensington as Tigct Oppocnts. GIEORC E Cf. STOVER lfnrlilty fllaflzlgrr uf flllzlrtupv Cl-lEERLl7tADERSfA clcafcning i clicci' goes up as Sharon finally crosscs tht- goal linc, You, tczllll, mlm! Last ycat, faculty members, commcntctl on tht- rcsponsc from thc school as hcttci' than c-vcr hc- forc. l-It-tc you sec four tcasons vvhy-Lconatcl Plchan, Bill Gcrcla, Harold Richardson, and Ray Slit-aklcy. The school owes much to thcsc four lacls and let mc he thc first to devote a lusty yell to thcm, l'Yca, clu'ci'lcaclcts, rahlw GERDA SHEAKLEY RICHARDSOINI PLEBAN P r 1' HH! H1 W1 .-', ' ' 1 ' ,I fwgdff is 5 JS Rig! v 5 fi , W 'wg 1 Aw f 1 ' fs-'aaa-f . , H, 1. . we . ., 4. . Ni K H l b . :,w: D 99:3 X 1 - -'W rf -M u 'W' Vi 5 ylwd-1 '- A X ff- fl ,.,f..,Qn,,x,,' I NW: 'IWC ww 0, by V,, . , 4 52 Q Q v M, - w 1 1. i 897 . vp U I i- is if 2 if ' 5 4, lb E ,Vi ' A '45 '1 i Ji' x el . .V 1 1 PETER COLLODI Basketball Coach CO unfnffmuf COACH COLLODl+That commanding voice you some- times heard as you passed the gymnasium belongs to none other than Peter Collocli, head coach in basketball for the past two years. Hauling from Butler where he attendecl high school and prep school, M1'. Collodi here began his career in the popular sport and continued on at Duquesne University where he was an outstanding player for three years. He knows the game from A to Z :mal made quite a name for himself at W'est Nliclcllcsex at which school he ptoclucecl championship teams for six vears and continued that policy here last vear. Seldom ever changes clothes for Practice,..quietly observes the players' actions, telling them when they'rc wrong, demon- strating a Point or two of correction at the same time ancl frequently, when the occasion arises, pulls off his C01lt I0 Sl1OW fl1C boys llOW H CC1'IlllI1 ITIOVC SllOllld be IT121ClC. Although long out of practice he can throw 'em in good as anybody . . .extremely popular with his proteges and also with students and townspeople. fmwu-Marine 5? 'lf nj--' Vx Q I WITHERSTY STEWART PRICE .X f ,f T 4 TTT .7 . 'L tttittttiitt TOTEN 7 - eyx ' .3 I . X I L ,Y 4 V M S FT 331' ' H. MATTHEWS g C fs w W Y SUNDELIN A.. wunsnno sowuaa xii' T if any Jqb' WOLANSKY KORAN COLCLASER 5. MATTHEWS fffuffnffu ffnffnfnn First Row-Sundelin, S. Matthews, Price, Koran, H. Matthews, Withersty. Second Row-Whitehead. Wolaiisky, Bowler, Colclaser, Stewart, Toten, Millikin. Ioe Price+Senior forward. .Three year letterman. .light, fast. .one of the best players ever to Wear the Orange and Black. .carries a lethal weapon in his off-balance shooting.. skilled ball-handler. .ineligible latter part of season. Roy SundelingSophomore forward. .Second year. .consistent floor man. .favorite shot is from a corner. .high scorer this year. .his smooth floor work and deadly accuracy made him a very dangerous opponent. .one more year. Harold Nlatthewsglunior center. .Two year man. .Matthews was reasons for a successful season. .good at all kinds of shots. .inspired the things. .deserves an all county rating. Bob Koran-Senior guard. .Tricky ball handler. .splendid defensive .1 real asset to the Tigers. .plays a well rounded game. .two letter man. Ray Withersty-Iunior forward. .Excellent at pivot shots. . Beans scorer this year. .almost sure for a score when he is under the basket. next year. one of the team to do man. . Skip was second .watch his s fill! IU gflillt WHS lm i gh mok e Shelton Matthews-Senior guard..First year..plays a superbly defensive game.. would rather see his mates make all the points. .did less shooting than any man on the team. .shoots an impressive long-distance shot. Alex Wolansky-Iiinior fonavard. .Had plenty of action after loc Price left. .very good on defense. .seldom does much shooting. .keep an eye on him next year. George Toten-Iunior. .Clever, fast. .really knows how to handle a ball. .good at cut-in shots. .Toten has developed rapidly since last year and Coach Collodi plans to use him considerably next season. Emmet VVhitehead-Senior. .Product of reserves, very keen on defense, always reliable . .excellent passer. .a man to be feared inside the foul line. Ted Stewart-Iunior center. .Stewart's tall, rangy build promises to win him the pivot post for next year. .favorite shot is a quick lift shot. ufnfnnn mufnffnvfwf First Row-Husband, Farringer, Eashot, jones. Second Row-Mr. Musser. A. Bell, Caskey, Hutchins, Mnrstcllar, Allison Bell. Third Rau--Sclmller, Ed. Bell, Krivosh, Dunn, Zlpay, Sellers, Mr. Barnett. RESERVES BUHL CLUB IRS RESERVES NEW CASTLE RESERVES HICKORY RESERVES GREENVILLE RESERVES EARRELL S. E U RESERVES SHARPSVILLE RESERVES RESERVES BUHL CLUB IRS KAMERER'S INDEPFNDENTS RESERVES FARRELL . RESERVES IUNIOR HlGl-I RESERVES MERCER .. RESERVES RAYEN . . . RESERVES HOYLE'S HAMROCKS RESERVES IUNIOR HIGH RESERVES FARRELL . RESERVES ST. IOSEPH RESERVES HICKORY RESERVES MERCER .. RESERVES .... ..... G REENVILLE nnnfufn BAS BA fmnnunf Again we have occasion to congratulate Coach Collodi on a splendid seasonal showing in basketball. Although the 1938 team did not progress far enough to enter into state titular competition, it is well to note that its record for the year is no less impressive than that of its predecessor, which had only three marks on the other side of the ledger. Fate decreed that a powerful Farrell team was to crush our championship hopes by a very close margin at Thiel College gymnasium. As it stands, the campaign is all the more remarkable in that the teams who were responsible for the three defeats each won by an uncomfortable three points. The curtain rose to find our Tigers victorious in four pre-season tilts-DuBois, 41-21, Punxsutawney, 18-13, Strong Vincent, 35-253 and New Castle, 31-23. Of the regular season contenders, Grove City fell 52-23, Hickory, 42-18, Greenville, 41-22, and Sharps- ville, 46-26. Here an eight game winning streak was shattered by a heart-rending 28-25 defeat at the hands of Farrell. The Steelers presented one of their strongest teams in history and though the loss was disappointing, the outcome was not a total surrpise to Sharon fans. Thrown off stride only momentarily, however, the Tigers came back to beat Rochester, Mercer, and Rayen. In return games with Grove City and Sharpsvillc, the locals again emerged with wins 45-28, and 35-16. Farrell, seeking to repeat against the Orange in the return fracas on open court, hit a lucky spot right before the half, but a belated rally by the home towners overcame a nine-point deficit and carried them on to a triumph, 32-26. Cleveland South was secured on an open date and were easily taken, 53-29. Warreii, Ohio, our Tri-City League rival, like Farrell, was reputed to have an unusually strong aggregation, which fact they soon bore out by estblishing an eleven point lead over our boys. A gallant comeback failed, to materialize and Sharon dropped its second game of the year, 38-35. In rapid order, Hickory, Mercer, and Greenville were again disposed of and the closing game, originally scheduled with Punxsutawney, saw Sharon and Farrell again prepared to settle differences. A verdict in favor of either team conveyed the Mercer County championship in addition, and for obvious reasons this game was highly coveted by the two opponents. Farrell took an early lead and although it was never large enough to cause the Grange much consternation, it proved too difficult a barrier to overcome and as a result, the Steelers carried the fray, 33-30. Thus the curtain descended on another successful season. nfnfnfnffnf ftfffifftfff SHARON AT FALKELL SHARON AT GREENVILLE SHARON AT SMAYJSYILLE FAKKELL AT SHALON ffnfffffffff nnmfwfffn Track, the athletic activity in which the greatest number of boys participates, was elimaxed in 1937 by the Nlercer County and District IO meets, both held at the Sharon stadium. Winners of their respective events in their county meets were the contestants in the latter, which saw records in the dashes, javelin, shot put, and high jump shattered by better marks. The lVlercer County meet also brought one new record. The other meet in which the track Tigers participated was the Tri-City event, in which they finished second to W:11'rc111's great squad, but ahead of Rayen. Last year's outstanding performers were Eddie Cooper, Harold Hagwood, Lloyd Thomp- son, Al Gereb, Francis Colclaser, Ioe Lucas, Bob Fox, and Al Nichols, to mention a few. The limitations of track in Sharon High School due largely to the short time in which it can be practiced are well known, and one of the chief purposes of it is to keep athletes in other sports in some kind of activity. In this capacity it serves somewhat as a substitute for spring football. mufnffvmfu' ffnmnmfnff Ifnek Row-NIr. Barnett, Ivor Lee, lack Reyer, Arthur Waldo lfrunl Row-Enunct Whitehead, Iohu Ristvey. In a few short years that Sharon High has had a golf team it has exhibited real prowess. For the past two years it has won the District I0 team championship, while last year Austin Keaveney and Andy Seaman placed very close to the top for individual honors. In addition to that, the team won all its matches. Ilus vear the team is eoaehed hv IXIr. Barnett, IN'Ir. Currier having had to relinquish the position hecause of numerous other activities. Three veterans from last vear's team are back: Emmet VVhitehead, Iohn Ristvey, and Ivor Lee. Among the teams scheduled are Wlll'I'L'll, Rayen, Ivleadville, and Chaney. The first signs of spring found our future I-Iagens and Sarazens burning up thc links and from all indications this year's team will compare favorably with its predecessors. ffnfnmfffn' fnfmrffffff OFFICERS President .... ..,... M ary Sherrirf Vice President ...., .... P atricia Mehaffey Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . .Martha Brainard Those most likely to receive awards are: Sei1iorsWMa1'tl1a Brainard, Betty Thomas, Nlary Sherrirf, Lillian Cox, Ruth lvlarshall, lane Finkbeiner, Catherine Smith, lxflarcella Kopen, Ella hlae VViesen, lean Konchinsky. Iuniors-Ruth Black, Norma Feik, Geraldine Boyer, lean Frankenberiy, Phyllis Kotzen. No longer are the boys the only persons able to participate to a considerable degree in athletics in our High School. Witll the establishment of the Sports Club, the feminine members of the school now enjoy that Privilege. Here is an opportunity for girls to receive physical recreation in a variety of sports, and in addition to that to develop real sportsman- ship. That this organization has been a real success is evidenced by the large membership and the great variety of sports offered. By means of the point system girls are able to receive the coveted awards of a sweater given to the five highest Seniors, and letter given to the five highest in the other classes. Advertisers ,f Z' ,g ff' , .' 'Z 'Er ff- J, , ,I 1, ,', I .lb I .Va.c,mqh.Al,i. X Y .XX XX 'gh xx XX 1 ii .,, Qg.2A a1-'- . .L c,,,'- 3 .' '.f v un A v 7',,t . if nf. ,. zyi, ' f1'l,g-ia' i'3.f5s,Q,l'! fi , ,,..,- L J ,M xr 4-. 'Wah :M 'L - fs' I E- v' J' 1.31 ,519- .- ,M iw sr M-Mumba-mf ffffffffffff The Mirror, as it is today, could not have existed without the aid of the advertisers. It is their cooperation which has made pos- sible the financing of the magazine and this Annual. The Mirror Staff of 1937-38 wishes to thank all the advertisers for their support. Let us, the students of Sharon High School, as we go through the 1938 Annual, bear in mind the .ldvertisements and by using them as references in our business transactions, help to fulfill the purpose for which they were inserted. mvffnnun -xumuffnww AUTOMOTIVE- Allum-Williams ...... DeForest Buick Co. .. Dills Brothers ....... Hunter Motor Co. .... . McClenahan Motor Co. . . . Sharon Auto Body Service. Hilltop Garage ........ BANKS- First National Bank ....... M. 65 M. National Bank... McDowell National Bank .. BARBER SHOPS- Columbia Barber and Beauty Evans Barber Shop ........ Goodrick 65 McCann BEAUTY SHOPS- Brake Beauty Shop ..... Caldwell Beauty Salon .... COAL 61 ICE- Sharon Coal 66 Ice ........ Shop .... . . CLOTHING-LADIES'- Garrick's ..... . ........... CLOTI-1ING-MEN'S- Epp's Clothing ........... Hess 64 Fogle .... Mehl's ........... Routman-Zeff Co. . . . Shontz 61 Myers .. P1-intz's .......... Lurie 66 Son ............ CONFECTIONERS- Sotus Columbia Gdlle ..... Kachulis Confectionery Mott Robertson ........ Sweetland ................. . ........... CONTRACTORS-BUILDING- A. WlSh3fI 65 Sons Co. ................ . 143 135 119 136 140 134 126 115 106 117 1o8 138 137 116 122 139 118 138 132 142 127 123 137 143 139 126 141 133 121 CONTRACTORS-PLUMBING I. L. Davies ...................... . .. Ivor Lee .... DAIRIES- Biggin's Dairy .... Deneen's Dairy .... Isaly's ........ Model Dairy .... Rust's Dairy ....,.............. DEPARTMENT STORES- I. C. Penney Co. ........... Sharon Store ......... DRUG STORES- Anchor Drug Store .... Hyde Drug Co. .... . Reznor Drug Store ...... DRY CLEANING- Penn Cleaners .......... Quaker Cleaning Co. ...... . ELECTRICAL STORES- G. 66 K. Electric Co. ....... . Heiges Radio Lab. .. Morgan Electric .. FOOD STORES- DeCapua's Market .... Messersmith's ...... L. Shafran ...... FLORISTS- Murchie Florists .. Lyons ................. The Brown Greenhouses... FUNERAL DIRECTORS- McConnell Funeral Home ...... Sample Funeral Home ,... Smith Sharp ....... 143 140 120 141 136 135 112 121 117 130 127 122 139 137 132 119 142 142 134 138 120 127 133 119 138 126 FURNITURE- Bolotin's .... .... Myer Fra11k's . Willson's ........ .......,.. HARDWARE STORES- Beckdol's Hardware ......... Robert's Hardware .. Fruit-Ohl ............ Stambaugh-Thompson . . . INDUSTRIALS- Sharpsville Boiler Works .......... . Westinghouse Electric GL Mfg. Co. .... ,. INSURANCE AGENCIES- Fans Insurance ................ Gilbert Insurance Co.. . . . Lloyd I. Bieber .....,.. Protected Home Circle .... Prudential Insurance Co. IEWELRY ST ORES- Duffee Ieweler .......... Gers0n's Iewelry . . . Iohnston jeweler . . . Roberts G! Co.. . .. Frank Wengler .... A. M. Zimmer ..... MISCELLANEOUS- Cozy Corner Shoe Shine Parlor ..... Buhl Club .................... Clepper G! Clepper ........ Hermann's Beverages .... Hillcrest Memorial Park .... Peerless Paper Co. ............... . Randall and Bracken, Optometrist ..... .. G. 61 M. Rogers Gift Shop ............... Shenango Valley Commercial Institute ..... Sharon Stationery .................. . . Shenango Stationery . . . U. S. Laundry ....... Sharon Paint and Glass. .. 127 X30 108 118 116 '35 122 116 II4 136 118 X31 107 128 123 132 140 108 '33 132 108 128 '44 110 '43 126 126 138 140 '44 '43 127 123 PRINTING- Beaver Printing Co. .. Eagle Printing Co. ...... . Northern Engraving Co. . . . . . Connor Printing ......... PUBLIC UTILITIES- Pennsylvania Power Co. .... . . . Shenango Valley Water Co.. . . RESTAURANTS- Iack's Grille ........... Liberty Grille .... Paradise Inn Savold.i's Inn . . . Villa Nova .. SHOE STORES- Davis Shoe Co. ..... . Nobil's Shoes ....... Iohn Reyer 61 Co... .. Schiff's ............... Silverman's Shoe Store .... Smith Shoe Co. ....... . SERVICE STATIONS- Harmon Rice .............. . . . Turner Oil Co. . . . . . . STUDIOS- Biggin's Studio . . . . . . . . Heinz Studios .... . . . 1 TH EATERS-L Columbia Theater .. Liberty Theater .... Nuluna Theater ....... WHOLESALERS- The Armstrong Grocery Co... I. E. Helfman ............. . .. Messina's Nathan Rosenblum 6: Co.. . . . 124 '34 125 127 131 '37 141 '35 II2 127 I26 136 '39 126 116 118 138 III '33 IZ7 '43 '09 '09 '34 138 126 '43 Il9 ,.-7,. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A National Bank with a Trust Department 106 44Q060904 O-Q00-O-0-O-O-OO-O-O0-O9-G-O-O-O-0 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 Eight Forms of Insurance for Adults Ordinary Life Term to Age 60 Twenty Payment Life Endowment at Age 60 Twenty Year Endowment Endowment at Age 65 20 Payment 30 Year Endowment Endowment at Age 70 Five Forms of Insurance for Children Term to Age 18 Twenty Year Endowment Ordinary Life Educational Endowment Twenty Payment Life L. D. LININGER, Supreme Secretary S. H. HADLEY, Supreme President 107 94+++00 ? ++++++++99++ Q Congratulations, l938 Class . . . ROBERTS Q CO. Diamonds, Nationally Advertised Watches, Gift Jewelry, Etc. CASH PRICES ON EASY CREDIT TERMS 33 E. STATE ST. SHARON, PA- +rrr+++o++o+v+ro ++++++rre4 +04++0+4+O . Congratulations to Class of '38 SHOE SHINE PARLOR COLUMBIA BARBER and BEAUTY WE CLEAN and BLOCK HATS Phone 1818 169 W. State St. 14 N. Water St. Sharon, Pa. 0+O+4++4+ This Store ls a Siorehouse of Opportunities--Sale or No Sale! We believe in sales . . . but not in a perpetual sale when tnere is no logical reason for one. That is vvny We urge you to keep inlorrned regarding our day in and day out values .... Quality far- niture, always, honestly rnade, fairly priced .... 1845 WlLLSON'S 1938 Quality Furniture for 93 Years 108 Q Q o oooooo ooevoyooeroeo-4040 90400 oooofoayoeo voooovoooo o++eo co Q Rioting with Action . . Throbbing with Romance . . . Breathless with Thrills . . Glorious with the Magic of 1938 Ile .flzfvmfuns qi S QR un. obin M... Tue. 3 Days - id vo3'fjfefll 'fg: fl-ee ggver . -' ' .tw May L03 22 CLAUDE RAINS - Petrie Knowles - Eugene Pelleeee - Alan Hale - Melville Cooper ' Ian Hunter - Una O'Connor - Pltitllld by WARNER BROS. - Directed by MICHAEL CURTIZ and WM. KEIGHLEY ' Original Screen Play by Norman Reilly Raine and Seton I. Miller Baud upon Ancient Rubin Hood Legends - Music b Erich Wolfgm Komgold - A 'inc Nnaolul inure OLIVIA Del-IAVILLAND ' BASIL RATHBONE 24 Y B T P Q 9 Q Q 0 Q Q00 0o40440e0Q+0++0++004+O++04 +oQQQO+40+0 9 0 0 0 Q oo 0 to 000900-Q-0-oo-04-ooo-Q-+00 OQQQQGQOOQ-0-040-to-000-0000-orcob WARNER BROTERS LIBERTY THE TRE THE THEATRE WITH THE PERFECT SOUND Sat.-Sun.-Mon.-Tue., May 21-22-23-24 The HAPPY-I-IIT of the season! Jane hits the open road . . .and turns it into happiness highway with Borrah Minevitch and His Gang. ANE WITHERS ASCALSN - With - ROCHELLE HUDSON ROBERT WILCOX BORRAH MINEVITCH AND HIS GANG Sllm-'s gtlllk' gypsy ill zl big way . . . and tllel'c's llliscllicf afoot zlllcl lllll alll-alll! 'I'lll-lm-'s l'lllllZlllCl', tml, zlllll l'llj'lllIll 'l'Ollllll Illk' C1:lIllDl'Il'0 . . . and fol' extra-lzlllglls. lll1'l'I S liUl'l'2lll Millcvltcll :lllcl llls famous ll?Il'll'lOllll'Et Clll-IIDSI COMING- Laurel and Hardy in A SWISS MISS 109 QOQQQQQQO 0-0000-+90-O-9+-0 0-0404-O--64-9 +0-904404-0-044-+040-0-0-0-69-Q0-00940-Q Q be-0 0-Q-vo-Q-oo-vo 0+-0-0-0-Q-0-o-Q-0-9-0 4f44Q++Q0a ++rr+ Q4 o+o0rrv++ V Winton Club Beverages MADE WITH Pure Spring Water Manufactured by J. C. Herrmann Bottling Works Phone 351 Sharon, P 110 ++4+44 00 00000000000000000000000-0-000-040-0-0-0000000000000000 AT EMERGENCY STOPS -78 ofthe 624 Toe- Action Cogs bite ' through road film- Every roadside warning sign urges you to get a demonstra- tion of the Toe-Action Tire. Let us prove to you-on the highway-that the only tire with Revolutionary Toe-Action Tread' makes you master of on-line emergency stopping. ON SHARP CURVES-7 safety shoulders hold like flanged wheels g on tracks to elimi- squeeze away water-stop you instantly on-line! No skid! No slip! nate deadly mchxng and creeping. No skid! No sway! No side-slip! N E W C AR BU Y E RS - Get our Trade-in and Change-over Proposition. 'Patents .mpplicd for III JIWW' IIWFIWE' yjblallafrmzzw MADE BY THE DAYTON RUBBER MFG. CU., DAYTON, UHIU RMO RICE Bonded Pennzoil Dealer E. State and Wengler Sts. Phone 3906 Q 000000 00000000000-0-v0-0-00,00 f0-0-0000-00+-0-0-0-0 111 000001 0 6 6 5 z 9 O 0 0 O Q O 6 6 O O 6 6 6 0 0 O 9 6 O O O 5 O 6 O 0 0 O O O O C O O 0 O 6 O O O 0 0 O E E 6 O 0 O 6 C I 94-0-0-0-0-9 0+r+Q+oo++r0++0oo+rr9++o44444 QQ-o-o-oo-Q OO-O-Q-GO-COO-O-O-Q . Q Q -2 , E 5 2: L: V1 5 E 9, V' -4 174' 3 um 3 A XGXUY I z 7 1 L. ' 6, Q 1 9, : 'U cl U03 2 O m E :J .Jax 'ML z rn CJ: 1- I 5, 11 rg K: rg lu x U, Q1 111 -- -4 I Q O A + 5 o + + + : 'U 4 I Qc: I 'Zi so 17 5 .. :- Q -2 o E C g U 9:71 E Cn 5 'O :I QQ H' CU 3 Q. E. Q . m 0 W cn 0 U UJ 0 'Q -:. E: U, 4 31 I 9: E ,, z T A 5 '92 2 E ff' 2 U2 2 -2. G 2 0-O-0-0 PARADISE INN Home of the FINEST ITALIAN SPAGHETTI FROM coAsT TO coAsT Salads I Steaks 0 Chops O Barbecues DeIicious Coffee AIways RUST'S DAIRY +o+4+v++0+ 112 7. io. I8 zo 25 2 4 6 9 I6 zo zz 73 30 5 6 ttrkiiiitt-kt D fnfunnn SEPTEMBER School opens. Victory, Dormont 6-o. Defeat-two gym periods a week. Another success at Beaver Falls. Dark spot-beginning of tests. Our Band wins two first places at New Castle. Beat Rayen 49-o. OCTOBER Oil City defeated. Mirror Contest at top speed. Flash! The winnahs! Mirror Contest closed. Sports Club holds election ot officers. Senior pictures being taken for the Annual. Orange and Black colors Hy over Greenville. Another victory march. Grove City taken 47-13. O, Sol Lo-Assembly-famous negro tenor, Nlr. Hernandez. S. H. S. supplies qi students for Mid-western Chorus at New Castle. Double Flash! Sharpsville squelched. falliterationj. Best football game so far. Sharon ties Warren o-o. NOVEMBER Sharon High Band, Orchestra, and Glec Club hold Halloween dance in gym. A little late--but still- Farrell conquered zo-o. 7-13. S. H. S. helps celebrate 98th anniversary of free public school system. ii I3 24 25 30 9 IO II '3 '7 zz zo 22 3 4 IO ii I4 2I 18- Armistice program at assembly. Broadcast over P.A.S. from Arlington Cemetery. Salem defeated. Problem: Decline of studies Cnot home workj. Solution: Thanks- giving's approach. Assembly-Rev. Mcllvaine of New Castle guest speaker. You're right! Thanks- giving vacation. Closing of football season with victory over New Castle. Rah! Rah! Rally honoring football record. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y host to guests from Mercer County. DECEMBER Presentation of four one-act plays. Brrr! Month of red noses and smarting ears. First basketball game of year-success. Assembly-Hammon Organ demonstrated. The curtains part and-new picture, Landin of Wm. Penn unveiled. Dr. Caljerwood, Grove City College dean, speaks to all Latin students. -zo. No. 6543-all S. H. S. students have picture taken for high school records. Pennies from pockets -Penny Dance. VVon over New Castle. -25. Tryouts for Senior Class Play. Christmas pageant and beginning of vacation. IANUARY Back for last lap. Semester tests just around the corner. Bright spot-victory at Grove City. Monitor Calendar Party. Men can cook! Venison dinner per faculty males. Success at Greenville. Ditto at Sharpsville. But-conquered by Farrell. 29. Comeback at Mercer and Rayen. 113 - 0-0-000000-0 0'000-0-+0-0-0-0-0-0-+0-0000000-0 0000000 ESTIIIGHOUS - ELECTRIC Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company 0000000 0-0-000000000 0-000000-0-04-4-0-0-0-0-00 1 , THE FIRST 2 If NATIO AL BANK nglfxw' 000000 SHARON, PA. HOME OF THE SCHOOL SAVINGS O-Q04 to Q 00000-0-0-O-0000-0 Q-00-Q-O0-O00-0000+-O 115 I 0 0 Q 9 Q Q I Q Q Q Q Q E Q . 00+-0-0 O 69 Q0-o-oo-Q Q40-QQQQQQQ-0000-0 04044-4 4-Q-0 O 44 E E E E z 0-0 + BRAKE BEAUTY PARLOR ROBERTS Q-0-0-Q-0 044+-4 0 0-0-0-0 0-+00 -2 9 3 'EL 5' I CD 6 5 I -1- qj 6 o I T I 6 - o oof-Q-vo-+4044-+4-+++o 4-oo-o-ro+o-Q-Q-foo-4 O -0000 OC-QQ9'OC0'9'CC9'GGO00 0 A A 1 C . ' dwggo Q v-15 O gg 0-'UQ-'55 0 a. nn: W 5 O -na . L Q n- D Ill 5.r:?QClOf'D5f5 gg: + of, Q 26,5 . O EE :UM-gg '13, U D' .- :T E5 EH So.-o m It-:wg + U5 I-ng'-x UI' z 3: D Rio Ei 5? -' 2 '5' 35:3 5 ig + E 4cI.Q rv Wlfhgfn 9. '05,- I: . E45 . 71 'Q - 0 o Ho-o-o4- Q 0-o-4-Q ooo-0-oo-0-+004-0-0-0-0-ov 0+ . oo-0-Q-Q +044-4 -0-eo-oo-0 Phone 1843 1 HARDWARE COMPANY E 24 North Water Street 5 E 41-43 Vine Ave- 9 6 5 Sharpsville Boiler Works Company z Sharpsville, Pa. z THE SHARMETER Q sHARPSvILI.E TANKS OIL EQUIPMENT . QOOQEQEQULATIONS ADID BESQQIQHES FZISIQOOHQQQ. Schiff 'S Big Shoe Store Ben C. Kart, Mgr. I QUALITY SHOES Gt LOW PRICES E SHIFT T0 SCHlFF 2 Phone sharon 3727 14-16 W. state sf., sl-IARON, PA. 116 .oo 0 00+ Q-Q-oo Q0o000o0o0o00oooQo0ooQ 4-04440-oo CONGRATULATIONS . . . Graduates of 1938 FOLLOW TH E CROWDS to Ihr Svharnn Evtnrv MERCER COUNTY'S BEAUTIFUL NEW DEPARTMENT STORE QQQOQQQQQQQOQQOoooooooQoooooooo Merchants ancI Manufacturers National Bank SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION OOQOQOOQOQQQOOQOQQ II7 of-oo -0 00400-04-0 0-of-Q-944-Q ++0+rrr0vr00000rr0 +0-0-90-0+-0-00-0-00+00-0-000-00-0-0000 00 000 000 0 000-00 000-00-00-00-00000 444G?OGOO94 O-O9-4-O-O-O-O-Q0-0-O-G00-G-9-O-O-Q00-O0 o+0-0-0-0-0-0-0-++0-0-0-0-0-00-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0-00000 0-00-0-0-0-0-0-0-000-0 0-000-0-0+-G 0-0-0-0-0-0-04-0-0-0-00-0-0-00 00 00 04000-0-0-0-0-00-00-00-00-0-0-00-0-00 BECKDOL HARDWARE -.and-. SPORTING GOODS STORE See Us For Your GOLF, TENNIS, BASEBALL and FISHING EQUIPMENT 33 West State Street Sharon, Pa S I LVE IQ BIAS 9 S FAMILY SHOE STORE Z3 West State St. Sharon, Pa VITALITY HEALTH SHOES FOR ALL 0-000-0 0004+-04-0+-04-00040 0 00 00-0-0000-o0-0-0-0-0-00-0e0-00-000-0-0-0-0-0-0000 GILBERTUS INSURANCE IO VINE AVENUE SHARON, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF G A R R I C K ' S 50 EAST STATE STREET 118 + 0-0-0- 0-0-0- OGC-G 0-0-0-0-00-0 0-0-0-0 00 00000000000000-000-0-00000000000000000000-0-0000-0-0-0-0 GEO. F. McCONNELL FUNERAL HOME 264 E. State Street Phone 911 0 0 0 00 00 00 0 0 0 0 0000 000000-00-0-0 0000000000000-00-00-000-0 000000-0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0000000-000-000-0-00 00000000000-000000-00-0-0-00000-0 RADIO AND SOUND SALES AND SERVICE Phonograph Recordings Made of Your Voice, Band or Musical Instrument. Phone Our Laboratory for Information. HEIGES RADIO LAB. Phone 172 91 E. Stote St. 0000000000 00000000 0000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000-00000000000000000000000 DILLS BROTHERS GARAGE BANTAM SALES AND sERvlcE America's Only Economy Car-Up to 60 Miles on One Gallon of Gas Phone 2257 225 S. Moin Ave. 00000000000000 00000000000000000000 0000000000000000000000 0-0-00000-0000-00 coMPuMENTs or Nathan Rosenblum 8: Co. Have You Tried Golden Dawn De Luxe Peanut Butter? Ther Treat in Stn fo Y u f You Haven't. 0-0'00000 000 000 00 0-00-00-0-0 119 0-0-0-0 4-Q4-00-Q-9-Qo++4-Q-G++-04-044-+0-0-Q-Q ++vereQ4++++rro B I G G I N ' 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 fr SONS CO. 216 N. Irvine Avenue Phone 2350 6-0-Q-06 9-0090-0 +v0++r+++rrGrG+ro +04Q 00-Q4--0-Q-O SAY IT WITH FLOWERS Edward J. Murchie F L O R I S T Greenhouses: I Brookfield Ave. - Phone 37 33 VINE AVENUE PHONE 1282 1 0 0-Q0-0-oo-r++-0-Q-0-Q-+09-0+-ro-Q-Q-+9-Q Q00 +0-Q 9-000-0-009-0 000-vo-0-0-0-0-0-Q0-O-0 00 0-040 Q Q-0-0-0-04 -040+ I I I Q 1 I I I I z I I I 1 I 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 0000000-00-00000000-0 0000-000000-00-000-0-00-0 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 cam got the Ill'fS'l' all zllmut the szuuv price. llzxvc Il l,.-XRGICR STOCK tu sa-In-ct flwull, Illf'lA'lil':R SIQNYICIQ, :mcl nmrc I'lQO3ll lA Illfl,lYICRlIfS. FEW CITIES the size of SHARON can boast of a lumber yard as extensive as A. Wishart Q Sons Company SHARON FARRELL GREENVILLE PHONE 86 PHONE 86 PHONE 707 000000000000 00000 000000000000000000 000-00000-0000 00 00 0 00 0 0 0 000-0-0-00000000-0000-0-0-0-0-0-00000004 0-000-0000-000-0000 COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. DENNEY AND C0. 0000-00000-00000000000 0000000000000000000000000-000000 Ill 00-0000 00000-00-00-000 00-0-0000-0-0 9-ra-Q-0-eo-004+-000-04-0-0-of-0+-904440 Q-909-900-0-0 444oo++0+rry+o+++0 0 o+4+o++ O0O044444?OO44 0-0-QQ-0-Q-Q-04-044444-0000404-0000-0-0+ 000-Q-90-90-00-0 +0-0-+04-0+-0 O+++ro++ ++4+eQ+++o+r+0 0-0-0- WHY NOT MAKE YOUR PROFESSION ONE OF BEAUTY Gt... Caldwell Beauty School 30 S. Water Avenue Phone 2165 SHARON, PENNA. MERCER COUNTY'S ONLY BEAUTY SCHOOL TH E STAMBAUGH-THOMPSON CO. ll4 W. Federal St. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO Equal or Greater Values in Hardware and Home Needs. Headquarters for Sporting Goods of All Kinds. 0o++r+c ++4+r++Q4++444+++4+4+4++++v+o+++44++o REZNCIR DRUG CCI. TWO STORES Where four registered pharmacists fill and double check prescriptions in their open prescription laboratory 122 +4 0-+4-0-0-000-vo-+0-9-00-0-++ 4-0 9-9-O-O-0-O-O-Q-GQ-O-O-O-O-9 +G0+r+ 0 0 0 0 0000-0-004000-000-000-0-0-0+4-0-0-0-O0-0-00-0-00+-0-000+ HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUNG MEN'S SUITS and TOPCOATS EVERY GARMENT BUBBLING OVER WITH AN AIR OF SPRING TIME SI-IONTZ - MYERS 0000 000000 000-0000000-000000-0-0-0-00-0r0-00-0-0 00000 00000000000000004-004044-0-044400440000-000400000 ROBERT DUFFEE JEWELER WATCHES - DIAMONDS - JEWELRY FOUNTAIN PENS Use Our Dxvldend Payment Plan PHONE 1630-J 16 VINE AVE., SHARON, PA. The House of Perfect Diamonds 000000 0-0000000000-0-00-00-0-000+0000-0-000-00+0000-00-0-v0-0-000+0 000 00 0 00 0 000 0000000000000004000-0-040000-00-0000000000000 Sharon Paint and Glass Company HILDEBRAND'S GLASS - PAINT - WALL PAPER 200 E. State St. Phone 2I5I I 3 ++o+-y+y9+o 0-eo-0-0-9-9-Q-0-Q0-0-4-Q-0-Q-+0 geavefz pfzinfin company -g x .Eg-L- .E : XF 2?a 5 -'17 S 45X Q :Q-.K 3' : . Qrix 5 E X. X QE Y - 'Ph , Z I t. x ' ' ' 4 pfzinfing fn 5' Ruling goolzlvinbing qfzeenville - pennsylvania 0-Q-0-0-0990-oo-040 0-0-04+-0-0040 0-0+-Q-944-Q-0040-4-Q 9 7 . ONG AN OUTSTANDING OONTRIBUTOR TO TI-IE BEST IN COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL YEARBOOKS + I I ECONOMY PLUS QUALITY AND SERVICE SINCE 1906. o 4-0400000 l-f Q O-0-+4-044+-0-04-0-0-Q-9-Q44-0444-0-04-0 Q Q 4-ooo-0.444-940-o gl- 1:1 nv mg' az ml' 'To l r' 192 F1 3 'ac ts? -1 zfa Sims fb si 2 Oz-gg' ? if + gi Q . 44+-4+ 4-0 -of-404 . Q WHERE FRIEND MEETS FRIEND AND SHARON MEETS FARRELL SAVES U MONEY Perrless Wall Paper Store 62 Vine Ave. Sharon, Pa. o4+++04+0+r+Q0O 4-04-0+-+4-0-0-0-0-940-0-0+-0440+-0+-0-Q I. E. HELFMAN Wholesale Fruits and' Produce Bell Phones 2554-2555 80 S. Railroad St. Sharon, Pa. e++++rrrv+++o Q 4-+4-vo-9-0-Q-0-0-4-Q-Q Q Q-9-+00-+4-o-9-Q-9090-oo-0-000 O ol Q 44+ 0-0-0-Q4-voo-0-+0-v +4-0 Q04 if : ' 4 9251 59 5-Z 4 4 on , - 2 av? 932 '- 3 5...-u-1.9 I-,U -I-55-0 P1 Ogww Z5 gang, QS! wi-E U bw. on- 50 P.-'T '- U 'U Eli p 0-0-049--040g 0-0-G++-o-Q-o+o-Q Q E QE? 5 QW SP3 1 F12 151: so Ulf? 2' FF 2 +82-QWOIL, 5 5fv'S,3 U:n u:I'45..G-55' o 6 r' go 5' 'E v Q,3Q?. QEQE-as I :naman 3 03 umrrl N... 0' mm -Aw 4'- oo 5 J L 09 +-o-0-04-4 oo-ovo-0-0 4-9 -00 -0-+4 +0-0-0-Q-0 +-oo Q-ro-0 4-0 4 +4 . -0 Q-004000-0+ 00000-040444 0-4 so QQ 0-Q0-0-of-0 4-eo-0-0-0-0-0-QQ-Qoveo-9-oo-9-0-eo J. SMITH SHARP East State St. 4-0-reveo-0-0--0-0-0-Q-0-Q-Q-0 04-0-O-0-0-0-Q0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 GEO. KACH ULIS P, 0. Confectionery 000-O-O-O-0-0005000-4000-O-O-0-0-0-0-+ +44-Q-vo-04+-Q-Q-0-oo-0444-0-oovo-0-oo JOHN REYER 5' CO. Shoe Service Since 1885 54 West State Street SHARON, PA. 0-044+-0 0-Q +4 O- 0-0-0-4 000000000000000000-00000000 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS CALLING CARDS Printed or Embossed Stationery O CON NOR PRINTING CO. Phone 3811 26 S. Water Ave. Sharon, Pa. 0000000000000000-00-000-00000 0000000000000000000000-0-000 Pl Sharon 'C-raditiou Coffee and Chocolate Plain Cream Sodas, at H Y D E ' S Corner of State and Chestnut 00000000000000000000000000 00000 LYONS FLOWER SHOP 231 W. State Phone 127-J 00 0 00 000000000-00000 0000 00000000000000000 ROUTMAN - ZEFF CO. 29 W. State St. MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING and FURNISHING 00000 0000000000-00-000-0-0-000 0 O 00 Q 0000000-0-0-0 0-000000 000-0-0 00-0-0 Q000-0 Q0 Q .000 000 . 0-00-00-0000-00000-0-0 Q 00-00 00-0-0 Q 000000000000000000000-0 00 00000 0000000000 000-000000 0 00-000 000000000000000000-00 Compliments of . . SAVOLDI INN YOUR PERSONALITY IS WORTH PRESERVING Make It Permanent With a . . . BIGGI N'S PHOTOGRAPH 81 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. 0000000000 000- 0 0000000-0000 0000000-0000 00 000 0 0000 BOLOTIN'S First For Fine Furniture WHERE THE THRIFTY STOP TO BUY 00-00000-0000-000000000-00000 000000000 00000000000000-000 U. S. LAUNDRY MRS. T. CARRIER, Prop. Phone 410 45-50 N. Water St. SHARON, PA. 0-0-00- 0-00000 0-00 0-0-0-0-0000-0-0-0-0-0004-0 foo oo 00000000-9-9 of-so C 0 coo-0 Av 000400-09-0-oo-4440+-0-0-0 4-so-Q 09 0 ooovcov+o+oooooQo vo: ao+ooQ+o+oo 4444-04049444-o-0449 0 0 0444-0 0 sooo 944 Q Q oo-Q-044 oo- 4-0-Q4-00+-0404+ CONGRAULATIONS Efhv Igruhvniial Jlnmxranrv LOCAL BRANCH OFFICE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS Your school doys Together rrove come To on end, but dorft forget- you will still rwove The opportunity To meet ol! your old friends for o good time or Tire 1. H. Bull! Gluly 0-9-Q-ro-0+voo++o-o-+++o+o-+9-0-0-oo 4 0-oo ooo-Q-ooo-90009-0-0-Q-Q 0-so-0-0-0-Q-Q-5 1-6 O O 0 0-9-oo-0-0-0 -004-Q-Q-9 9 0-Q o+++-Q -0 lo-0-Q 9+-00004404-04-0-oo of 9 iz 9+ 2 o:,,:?! -'- Ez?-75? rrwrae- 21515 oof'rf1?i. sf 2- 11 9 D- 25 :QE nv! :Q O32 0 WZ 2 NZ 2 2 : -U 9 OSZCQQ GUI-51 y o I -1'I .fx -z, f- O:':p! Z Oahu mix:-za' combi? 0 0 ir-55,32 2 'OTS Q ZL. E 0-0 Q-0 4 ruunuwn D nf-nfuufu PE I 2 IO and 3. Extra Special. Minst1'el show. . Fanfare quintet at assembly. BRUARY . Grove City is conquered 45-28. Extra! Boys beat girls in interscholastic contest . Half-holiday. Need I say why-well, considering the Freshmen Washingtons . Mystery of schools good behavior--to impress new student teachers Tryouts for 11. Ah, revenge! Farrell loses to Sharon 32-26 17. Students win Rifle Match from Faculty. 18. Beaten by Warren. 22 birthday. MARCH 3 Round-up. 4. Squelchecl by Farrell-33-30. 8. Senior Class meeting-officers elected. and lo. Pride and Prejudice, Senior class play presented and 21. Girls' Gym Exhibit. 9 18 29. Know-Nothing Party wins P. O. D. class election by landslide APRIL 1. Venimus, Vidimus, Vicimus-County Round up 5. Rewarded with half-holiday. S 8 13. Beginning of Easter vacation. and 7. Presenting-Boys' Gym Exhibit. and . Several winners in N. Westem Penns lvania music forensic contest at Meadvxlle 9 Y zo. Back once more-filled with dreams and chocolate 22. Senior Play Group Party. Mirror Theater Party for Seniors 21-25. Tryouts for pageant. Studies or fgrades declining Spring 22. Dr. Iones-scientific lecture at assembly. 28. A Man Without a Country--Mr. Elias-assembly MAY 2-9. Opportunity of lifetime-Leapweek. 13. Iunior Senior Prom. Gymnasium of ruffles and curls 14. Frosh-Soph Prom. Week of 16. Distribution of Annuals. zo. Farewell to Seniors-Class Day. 23. Field Day at Buhl Park. 1 and 2. Commencement pageant. 3. Close of School. IUNE 129 4. 4-4-44-44 Q 4444-44444-4-44-4-4 4-444 4' B 44 4 44-4-44-44-4444 44444-4 4-4-44444-4444 444444-44-44444444-44444-44444444 4-4-4444-4-4-4-44-4-4-44-4444-444444-444 4 HILLTOP SHOP AND SAVE DOWN' STORE TOWN Corner State N C H 9 and Stamba I1 23 W. State St. Sha,.,,,, PZ? Drug Stvres s,.a,.,,,, Pa. We Feature - - - I UP TO DATE TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT. 0 NEW MODERN PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT. 0 FRESH, CLEAN MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. We Feature WE SAY RIECKVS ICE CREAM Shop and Save at Anchor Drug Stop in at our Fountain on the Stores, BECAUSE! Hill for your Sodas or Sundaes. Every Day You Get Sales Clean, Prompt Service' Saving Values WE DELIVER - PHONE 2679 4-4-4-4-44-4-444444-4-44444444444-4444 444444-4-4-444444444444444444 4 4-4444444444-4-4-4-44-444-44444-4444-4 4-4-4-444444444-444444-4-44-4--4-44-4444 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1938 . . TI-IE MODERN MYER FRANICS COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 501 IDAHO STREET FARRELL, PA. Out-of-the-WaymLess-To-Pay 4 4-4-444-44-4444-444-4444444-444-44-44 444-4-4-4-4-4444-44-4 -4-44-44444 44 44 44 4 130 44-44444 4-4-44-444-4444-444 O O 4--444444-4-44-4-444-444 444-44-44-4 444-4444-44444-444444-4-44-4-44-4-44-44 Q .4 o o O 0 o O o o o O O o O O O 6 4 -0-0oo+o oo-0-0 0 f-r C -N 'Q Z- E 77' C ,... C 77' I r-9 lf. C ft f-r ... . Y. THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY is offering a Life Insurance plan known as the Hundred a Month Policy. This policy is pzxrtieulzlrly :1d:1pted to tod:1y's needs :ind quite inexpensive and the pay- ments muy he distrihuted con- veniently through the year. The Hundred a Month policy may he written so that. upon its maturity it will pity its owner il lihernl monthly i n c o ni e on which he may retire. or in the event ot' his untimely death, will pay his family S100 :L month for as mziny years its he feels he can :afford lo pay. Xl'hy not investigate this con- venient, inexpensive, and safe plfm now? l Ask us for further details nhout 'Phe 'llrzivelc-rs llundred :1 Month policy. No olrligiltioll. ' Llo d F. Bieber 193 E. stare sf. ' SHARON, PA. .OOO-0040006000000000-Q0-0909-O 3 E Q Q 3 5 O 1 E z Z I -0-04 Q-0404-9044-0444-0-Q-Q-04-Q-0-OQOQ Scientifically Speaking I. E. S. LAMPS Ilave passed their exams given hy the Illuminating lfng'ineering' Society. And were they tough 'Phe well dittused and uni- form illumination ot' l. lf. S. Lamps eliminates all glare, shadows and dark spots. Make your home studying' at pleasure. Buy your l.lf.S. Lamps Today. Pennsylvania Power Company Phone 1900 O +yq+ovo-0+ Q 4-4-4-4-4-4444444444++44-44-o-4-+44-4-4-4-4-4-4-44444-44-+4444 444444 4 4-4-444 4-4-4-4-4-4-4-44-4-4-4-4-4-444-+444-444 444 44 44 4-4 4 4 4444444-4-4-4-4 +9++rr+44+444 4 444+44+44444444 THE G. G K. ELECTRIC SERVICE I.. P. GILI. F. L. KRIEDER A Complete Electrical Store ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING - LIGHTING FIXTURES WESTINGHOUSE WASHERS AND IRONERS R. C. A.-VICTOR RADIO - ELECTROLUX REFRIGERATORS 46 VINE AVE. See Our Store Display SHARON, PA. +v+44++4-+4-04-+04-444-4-4-444-4-4-v+4-0 4444444444 444 0-44-44-444-4-4-4 444 4-444-444-0444-44-444-4-4-44-4-444444-4 44-44444 44-4444-0-4444-4-4444 4 444 CONGRATULATIONS FROM . . . A. M. ZIMMER Elgin, Hamilton, Longines, Gruen Watches Diamonds and Wedding Rings 141 E. STATE ST. BOYLE BUILDING SHARON, PA. 4-O-4-0444-444444-04-4-4-4-4-+44-O-04444 4-44444-4-4-4-4 44444444444 0 4-4 4 4-4 CONGRATULATIONS FROM . . . I-IESS Se FOGIAE BETTER CLOTHES EOR LESS 85 West State St. 4-4-4-4-0-044-4-4-444-44444-4-44-44-44 4-44-0 9 4 044444444444-4 4-404-54-4-4-44-4-0-0+ WATCHES DIAMONDS GERSON YOU R JEWELERU Congratulates the Graduating Class of 1938 Choose Your Gift From Our Complete Stock of Watches, Diamoncls, 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. JEWELRY Next to the Columbia Theatre SILVERWARE Q-4444-4-4444444-4-4444444-4-4-4-to-4-44 4-444-44-4-44-4-4-444444-4444-4-44-4-4-4 132 -4- 04-4 4-4-4-4-444 O04 oooooooooooooooo09090900000oo+ooo+v++ovoyy+QQl :: GRADUATES TAKE NOTICE :: FINER DIAMONDS AND BETTER WATCHES Are Sold By FRANK WENGLER QII XROV9 Rlfl IXIZI I ll XVIfI FR Convenient ' ' A ' ' ' A' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Convenient Credit Terms 'sq IR QIYIQR Z5 ylQ',rRS Credit Terms' oooooooooobooo 009000oo00QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ 00040000090000000000QQQQQQOQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1938 SWEETLAN N 'NNE The Brown Greenhouses New Phone Number Shorpsville 2139 SEVENTH ST., NEAR BUHL FARM 0 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQo+ooo+0oovooo0oovocooooooo+ooQ 00090QQQQO0Q00006900000004904++o4494+4+9Qo44++404++4Q44QQ We are not new in Sharon. We are local producers. Our positions are filled by local men. Buy Sharon. Turner Products Are Best By Test Before entering the new Pine Hollow Boulevard STOP and have your car serviced by us. TURNER OIL CO. WALNUT STREET Xl'ritlen Ivy thu .Xmlvurtisimg Stull' ol' The Mirror QQQOOQQQQOQQOOQQQQOO 00000009090000QOQQQQOQQOOOQOOQOOGOOQ 133 +4-Q4-0-Q +oQ+QQ4++o oooo +000-004000000-Q-Q-04-QQ +e++r+00++ 4++o944+0e+++0++ +00-Q44 +0-O-+0-0-O-0-0440+-90-0-0440444444-Q-0+ 0 0-so ro-+ro-00-0 oo-erQ44+++0+ ++ 0-904-0044-6-+0-04+0-04+-0-to-04-Q9-+044 44++++9+4 0-Q-0-+4 PRICE QUALITY SERVICE lVIessersmith's Market Trade Where You See This Sign Messersmith's 129 West State Street Phone 275 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1938 SHARON AUTO BODY SERVICE PAUL STUPKA, Prop. is N. Water and Bridge Phone 771 +++vo-o++o444+04o Q-oo-0 -0+ voQ ooovoo-Q-Q-Q-0-voo-0-0-0-oo Congratulations and Best Wishes to Class of 1938 Eagle Printing Company 38 South Dock Street 9-Q-+04-0 -0+ Q44-0 fl 9-+94-Q-Q-0 9 Q Q Q 4-o-9-0-o-Q40 ,.,,.+.+,,,.+,,,.i NULUNA THEATER SHOWING ONLY THE FINEST IN SCREEN ENTERTAINMENT Phone 987 Bring the entire family and enjoy an evening of Clean, Wholesome Entertainment 134 Q 4-0-9-of-Q 000000400000000000000000000000000000000000+000004v000 000 00000 00000000+00044000000000000o+04000000000000 4000 00000000000004000++40+++4+9+04400++4044440 000000000004000000000000000000000000000000000000++0000++ SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO , , , We have built our trade on good merchandise sold at a modest profit, and take pride in satisfying our customers. THE MODEL DAIRY DeForest Buick Co. Buick rr CADILLAC II LA sALLE 72 South Main Sharon, Pa. 0000000000000000000000000000+0400004044000000000000000 00000000000Q000000000000000040000+0000+0000000400000004 LIBERTY GRILLE RESTAURANT Eat, Drink and Be Merry Fine Food Delicious Coffee Pleasant Surroundings GEORGE DURIBA and DONN MASTERS, Props. I7 Shenango St. Phone 9059 Sharon, Pa. 000000000000000000 +000+++++0+0000+000000000000044000 FRUIT-OI-IL CO. HARDWARE HOUSE FURNISHINGS SPORTING GOODS Agency For SPALDING-KROYDON-McGREGOR GOLF SUPPLIES SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS Chestnut Avenue Phone 7 and 381 000000000000000000 040000+000000000000+00000+00000 135 004 0+ +0 4+++o+4+o+44+++++0444++4++++4+ 4 Q4-vo-0+-00-+40 0-0 +0-rece 00400000-00 0900-00090 090904-+0-0-0-Q-Q-0-Q-0 44444-9+-04444-044-0-0-0-0+-0-G0-0+-+0-0 0 0+4++++o o-0-o-+ooo-r0+4++o-o+44+Q+++v0+-++Qo+4-eo4+-+o4++o++0++Q+4444Q4+ 9-ro-0+-04449-000+-00-0-r0ooo-+0-+04-0-0 0-of-0000 4--Of 0+-O--00-+0-0-O0-0-9 +++v0++0o 4-O-04-OO-40-O-0 o++v+o4+r+Q +0-0-0-+004-9-00-ref-040-04-Q-0-+0-0-0-0 4-04+o-9-0+-0-0+-0440+-0444+-0-ooo-0-ooo 04+-0-+44-0-99000 0-Q-000+ HUNTER MCTOR C0. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Phone 664 X-Ray Shoe Fitting Davis Shoe Co. of Sharon Smart Shoes and Hosiery 110 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1938 Willa F. Faas GENERAL INSURANCE 193 E. STATE STREET SHARON, PA. lnsurance That Insures CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1938 -0-4+ -0-oo 2 Q40-5.9-y 40 mi 0-000-0- E Q-o-v++o-ol O +0-o-Q lSALY'S ' 49 W. State Street 721 E. State Street 514 Sharpsville Avenue 171 o-o-+ve-0440 9000-0-0-0-Q-0-4 +4-0-Q-444000044-O 944-0 64 00-0404-Q LD P Z -I IP :' 2 ,Q 83-' C3 Q. '-29, U5 l'l I W 5 O l l'l Q O S 55 gn gl gd' I o 'SS if 2 2 so 5 Vine Avenue Sharon, Pa. 2 m mm'mm 3 IT'S A GREAT LIFE 5 A New Angle , E IF You DON'T 5 2 WEAKEN. , E HERRINGBONE g g g STUDENT SUITS fSO...DON'T! 2 5 T f f S 1 0 0 5 5 Q : z . 2 3 ' 2 7 Shenango Valley 3 5 S water CO' l Youngstown, Ohio 6 Z ..... .... 2. ..... .... . ,. TRUE ECONOMY CORRECT APPEARANCE Q U A K E ne DRY CLEANERS A Fine Dry Cleaning at a Very Low Price 149 W. STATE ST. SHARON, PA. IQQOOOQQOOQVOQOOOQQQQQ 0-0-0004000 404-Q04-00-Oo-0400044-0 -0 Q4-0-0-G++-+4-04444-Q-Q-0-0444-0+-+0-0-0 Q PRESERVE . . . Life's Happiest Memories with a Good Picture. Your PHOTOGRAPH Keeps You in Memory HEINZ STUDIOS 1 The-- SAMPLE FUNERAL HOME Phone 11-J Q+r0+++++0 Q Q0-0-0-+++0-0-of-0-+++++-0-0-00+-+ve-vol E 1? IJ 9 S RIDING HABITS FOR MEN and WOMEN 6 124 West State Street I . 0?GGO . Q 04++444++Q BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1938, from L. SHAFRAN 593 So, Irvine Ave. Meats, Groceries and Produce Phone 634 for Prompt Delivery Q-0-Q-0-0-+4-vo-0-0-0-6+-0--O-0-+0 O Q I 4-Q-0-vo-Q-0--0--0-4-4-0-0-0-0-0-o -0-0-0-0-0-0-Q-Q-0 9 9 Floor Coverings, Draperies, Dishes, Lamps, Glassware, Window Shades, Etc G. Er M. ROGERS GIFT SHOP 121 W. State St. Sharon, Pa. Phone 2442 of-0000+ 000-00-0009-Q 0- 0 Q-000-0-0 4-44-0-Q-0-Q-0-ooo-046-0-+404-0000-0-0-0 CONGRATULATIONS FROM . . . ARMSTRONG'S WHOLESALE GROCERY CO. Q O-0-0-04-Q-04-Q-0-0-04000-940-0-0-O-0-0+ Shoes? Whose? Smith's IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL Stop That Hair From Falling Out Hair Conditioning For Ladies and Gents EVANS BARBER SHOP 11 Shenango Ave. Q 000-00-0-09-9-4-O-O-0+-00-0 4-+0-0-Q-Q-4 4-0-0-0-0-Q-o-0-0 00-GQ-O-Q-+94 0000000000r00-0000-00-+0-00-0-0-0 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-00000-000-0 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from 0 Hosiery ' 0 Footwear 58 EAST STATE STREET 0 0000000000000r00000000000 000000000000-0 0000000000000000000-00000000000000000000000v000000000 COOLERATOR the Air Conditioned ICE REFRIGERATOR IZIC.XI I'II I'I.I.Y IXIOIJICIQN - .XM.XZINGI,Y IINII'ROX'ICIl ICCUNOM ICXI. CONYICNI ICN'I' SHARON COAL and ICE CO. Sales Room Phone 242 230 W. BUDD ST. Phone 242 0000000000 00000000-00000000000-000000000000000-00-00-0-0-0-0-+00 0000000o00000000 00000-0-000000000000000000v00r00-00 Compliments of . . . PENN CLEANERS Phone 2470 239 S. Irvine Ave THE BEST FOR LESS 0-000000000000000 000000000000000000000-000-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000000-0-0-0-0000-00-0-0-000 0-0 00 00 Compliments of SOIUS COLUMBIA GRIIIL 000 000000 0000000-0-0-0000-0000000-000000000000 139 Q 00-0-0 00-00 0-000-0-0-0+0-0-0-0+-O-O-O-04-0-00-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-00000-0-000 Q 0-0-00- 507 Idaho Street Farrell, Pa. 0-0-0-0-0000 00-0-00-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-000-00 0000-00-0-0-00 0-0000-0000 0 00 00 ?G44 7GOO 990?OOO 000000000 0-0-0-00-00-0 0-0 0-0-0-0-000 McCLENAHAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. DE soro and PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS Phone 181 Vine Avenue SHA ON PA 34 R , 'O-9-9-9-9-0-O O-O9-O-O-O-O-OO-O 'O-GG-GO-O--O0 O4-O-O90-O-O-G O 0 O-0 0-0-O-OO-O-04-044-O-00949-0404-4-00900-Q -O-9-0-O-OO-9-O 'O-O-00-090-O-Q-O-9-000-9-O-0-09-O-O YOUR JEWELER GRUEN - ELGIN - HAMILTON WATCHES BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND RINGS AND GIFTS, 51.00 UP Your Credit Is Good -0+-0-00-00-00-0-04+-0-0-00-000 0-0-000-0 04 00 0 -0 00000-0 0-0-000-0-0-0-00-0-00-0-00 0-0-0 I V Cl R J . L E E PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR REPAIRING or ALL KINDS Service That Countsw 66 N. Main Ave. Telephone 802 Sharon, Pa SUMMER SCHOOL Begins Monday, June I3 Advanced classes for Commercial Graduates Classes for those who wish to attend college next fall Information furnished on request SHENANGO VALLEY COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE Approved by the Pennsylvania State Committee on Standards of Practice 40 Vine Avenue Phone 2882 Sharon, Pa W. D. Mcl.EAN, Principal -0-004-0-00-0-0000-000400-000-0-00000-00 00-0-0-000000-00-000-0-00000000-0-00-0 140 -0-0+-0-000-0-0-0 0-0 0+-0-0 o O-9-0-4-O-0-G-O 00-0-0-0-0-0-0-00-0-0 00000000000000000000-000000 0-0000000 00 WE CAN'T MAKE ALL THE ICE CREAM IN THE SHENANGO VALLEY, SO WE JUST MAKE THE BEST Mott Robertson's THE QUALITY ICE CREAM 000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000 000000000000000000400000000000040400-00000000 JACK'S GRILLE CLEAN FOOD :: COURTEOUS SERVICE Z8 Chestnut St. Sharon, Pa. 00000000000000000 0-0000000 0-0000000000000-000-0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1938 DENEEN'S DAIRY Phone Sharpsville 2210 Location: Sharpsville- Greenville Intersection 0000000 00000 00000 00000 0-000000 I-Il 00000000-00000000-0-0. 0 00 Q0-0-00000000000-0000 0-0000 Q0-00000 0000Q 00-0-0 000000 0-0-0 Q 0000 00 00-0-000-00,0000 0-0000-0-0-0-0-000000-0000 00 0-00-000-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0000 DECAPUA S MEATS 0 00 004 0000000 0000 0000-000-0-0000-0-000-+00-000000-0 0-0000-0-0-0-00 000 14- 0-00-00-00-0 Q 'F' I :r -' , SO rfl , o X ON 3 0 o : .1 I H U ro C z 3 5 59 O U1 PU o - 2- SS' 0 5 ON O m Z .2 S'- FD Q Q mn: I ff :P I H Q I I R 9 .Z-5 EI Q tg 3 E -as E Omg 1 3 1 9 g 55 6 ,P 9 0 Q, O I I b 1: I 3, 6 - U1 P m '11 m I O I I I 4 3 'fl 2 z '21 2 9 y fb rn ri 3 S 3 I 7' D 2 so mt I M - ' I I O Z P 2' I Q E I . W - 9 'H EF' V' 9, . z 93 W ua ,U 1 M vw I Q . 4, E'X wt N QE 0 z 'P mmm 1 if O I 3 is muzr' WI 3 I 0 -ls S3 z I'l'l A ul o 3 cn 41 z I 3. oo E 1 E w ma ' , 3 A 2 3' E E I Yr, - 29 Q ?o rn 3 5 ' I 91- 0 E1 I .ln vm P Ln I 'D -I I :E If . .Cf-OOO-Q-Q-C-000000900 906006-Q-Q 0-og 0-00 0-000-0 000 C 00000000000000000-0-0000-000Q MESSINA BROTHERS COMPANY Wholesale FRUITS AND PRODUCE Sharon, Pa. Q 0000000000-0-00-00-000000-00l I 00000000 0000000 00000Q Buy Your GRADUATION SUIT at SAM LURIE G SON Good Clothes Corner State and Porter Way Sharon , Pa. 000000000000000-0000000-OOO, 0000-0000000-0009-O-0-6-OO-OC-O-O-0. GOOD LUCK To The Class of 1938 Hillcrest Memorial Park E Sharon Mercer Road i Phone 3818 i Q 00000000000000000000000000Q o ROYAL TYPEWRITERS E Typewriters Rented and Repaired New, Used and Rebuilt Greeting Cards Graduation Cards f Office Supplies I SHENANGO STATIONERY 0 Boyle Building i 151 E. State St. Phone 2524 z 0 0000000000000000 000-0-0-000-0' . 0-00-09-O-0090-O-00-O09-00090-0009-O EXCHANGE photographs with your classmates. It's a grace- ful way of acknowledging your friendships-of keeping school memories fresh. HEINZ STUDIO 0000000-0-000-0-0-0000-00-0-0-0-00-0-0-0 We Specialize in Modern PLUMBING and HEATING EXPERT REPAIR WORK J. L. DAVIES 34 North Water Ave. Phone 1685-J Service and Price Will Please You E Q 00000-00-0-0 0-0-0000+000 00-0-0-00-0 Q0-0-0-0-0-000-00-0-0-0-0-0-00 00-004000-0 DODGE-PLYMOUTH Distributors I ALLUM-WILLIAMS, Inc. Phone 354 1300 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. Q00 000-0 0-00-0-0000-0-00000-000-0-00 Q0-0000-00-00000000 00 0000000 00 O ' SEE CALENDAR Pages 113 and 129 o Q 00-000-0000 0-0000-0-0-0-00-00-00000 -0-00-0-000-00-00000-0-04-0-0004 0-000 Q. 00-00000 04 00-0 Q 0000 Q 000000-00-000 00-00000000-00 0-0-000-0000-0 0-0000-0-0-0-0--0 0 0 000 00000-000000000000-0-00 SHARON STATIONERY AND SUPPLY CO. 29 Chestnut St. Phone 4327 0 000-0-0-0 00 0000-0-0-0-0-0-0-000 00 0-0 000 000 0-0 0000-0-0 00 00 000 O0-0 JP c -I CD 0 XJ ID U J: H Q 000-00-000 0 00-00-0-00-00-00-0-0-0000 Q CLEPPER 8: CLEPPER Registered Architect and Registered Professional Engineer Established 1901 Phone 583 Q 00-0000000 0 0000-0 000-00-00-00-0-0Q T . - . ,.-, . . we SP .f ,.u..-V.-:Lff-'f:'sfq ' a- +--vw' ., . Nr' -'ns f' 'fn 2, V1 . V 1 .' rf - lg EL: 3511.25 lriipfazi ff -Ui ,fist 5 rf xgz' 4fV..u' Vw-T b l F r .ilgrihf'. - .,i g?p34uL ,': ' gf g,-.f-'aff' ' A- tkfgd. 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