Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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Urvhestra -7-3 thorns I-... luthel ls Nvorts llub I-..-.5--lg Girls' filet- flnb that qtnct tt-mtnint' typv who takes ln-r I: Monitor -l. 'l'ht-resa is very fontl of work ronsrienttottsly. Um- t'an't help 4l:u1t'ing autl. so we lwar, at very eapabln- but feel the aflrlt-fl bripqlitnt-ss when slit-'s one. too. XYC envy yott, Theresa, : ' ' 5 i ' ' . Xlllontliii-ss.it-.llizltts ElliottE'-Itiatlttralrlcttrlis. Monitor 3-4' Andy is quiet is 'Ili .lu all 1. ll' 'Hi CU glflilld ltarrlworltini.:, we like his shy smile. ml Hsu lu 'hnnltlml' ' ,T ' muh' Ile is nnrleeitletl as to what he will rlo vlanrt-s antl lon-s nitisie. Hill always V. A V I . -- - , .ttttr gr.ulu.ttton. wnwinlwer her ttrst 1linnt-1 spot-L-li. HOXNARI7 ISARMIES MARGARET M. BARNEY fin-lu-,tm 3.43 flml-H5 1.2-3--13 Tennis Sports Club lg Girls' Glue Club .Z-.I-4. l't-atn -lp St-nator's l'lub -l, llowartl is XXX' all agree that lllargarefs eroehellng t merry person antl always has a cheer- :intl etnbroirlering are tops. Fnnrl of ful wortl. llc carries an t't't't-etivc bass music :intl likes to sing, has been a in the tilce Club. mainstay of the chorus. GLORIA ALLEN LLOYD ALTHAM Chorus .Zg Sports Club 2. Gloria shonlcl be he ealletl the feminine llon Stnooth, sophistirateel, Illltl oh! that Iltnlgef' The rest-ntblanee is not only blontl wavy hair. lfot-sn't plan on col' in the color of her hair but she was ten- lege but wants to work :titer grmltmtion, nis champ her Freshman anrl Sophomore years. 1 M IACK ANoialzsoN ttotmzl AMUN lianal I-J-3,43 llrchestra lf.Zf.l'-I: Glen J tilt-0 flttb l-I-.I-43 liltt-vrlcztilt-r 4: lilub Is-: llusint-ss Staff .lolz Xl:utagt-r Senator's Club -lg Monitor .2-3. llob is 4: lnterseholastius I-2-5 43 t'otu1ty 2.5,-lg a ntisehievotts little person, but his Trotnbone Solo: Ili-Y 2-.lf-I: Ses't'etat'y cheer-leatling has picked up our spirits .lg Vive-l'resitlent J4. llot ' is a at many a ganiv, cheerful fellow who ran always sm- the lttnny sttl? of t'vet'ytlting, MARY ARCJIENZIANU lOSIiI'l'IlNIi ARGIQNZIANO M I . v 1 tlreltestrxt I-2 .I 4: 'I'ri lli'Y I-.il .lll'l'llt'S4II'1l 43 ll'l'lll'T 25- lhorus l: Xlonitor lvl-43 Sports l'lub I-21 Iiliorns 5tm'tf Klub 2, liwflvs 11611114 rt iwwl lg Imerstfholzistit-s J-3-4. th-:tml sport, inustetan. -losephinr is a great tlebater. antl wt-ll likwl, llatvs ilill pirltlt-s, llmlit lf! hfr llllfl YUU with 3 Wfflli Likesclogsatul horses, XYilI he nurse or argntncnt in l', U. ll, elass. Physik-at ,-ll. g,-:mln-1-, ROBERT ASHBAUGH VINCENT AUGllS'l'YNOYVlCZ llaunl 172-A-4. Bob is rather unassum- Iifilf .'l'i'fllD -V42 Vinvf' l'lH5'S il l'l'f -'lf ing. ting of hig Iwi lung, is washing gmne ot golt antl helul many gootl scores the blaclcboartl. Ile is planning to work 'Of ill? H013 FCHU1- ll'-' l'l1Ul5 10 W l'k gtfil-f lm gmqlumw, when he gratluatt-s. SIIZANNIE BACIIMAN PATRICIA MARGARET ANN BAHIQN .2-.I--lg Captain -l: Sports Club L2-51 fhortts l: Sports Lilith I-2-3,41 Mirror Chorus .I-45 l'hotography Club Z: 'I'ri- .Z-3-4: Monitor 4: Hook Club .23 l'ub lli-Y I-2: Wilt'-.Xt'ts .L Small, black- lieity: Hue Acts 3: Klake-np. l'al. ltairetl. popular, antl very active, Sue has quiet, shy anal popular is always willing rontrilnttt-tl tnueh to the sttrcess of the to work. llas a wontlerful sense ot' Miiror. humor Nlirror I-.2-3-41 Coflitlitor -lg Monitor Itilil Ilil. AGNIRS ISAKIQR . 'I FIIIRESA ANIXI BALTIIZ Tri-llifY 2-4 flg Sports lilttb lflg J ' 1 - ' ' ' 1 xrotmwl.

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eniofz Glass Hisfofuf Four years ago our Senior Class came expectantly into our High School with hopes and ambitions high-the class of '39. Now our four years are almost over, some of us have dropped by the wayside and will graduate with other classes, some have already gone out into the worldg the rest of us, in Iune, will again, with hopes and ambitions high, seek new adventures. As with most classes, the work for which they are remembered has been done in their Senior year. The class of l39 will long be remembered for the new social program which they inaugurated, the purpose of which is to create more friendliness and informality among the student body through school dances and parties, Their success has been measured by the numbers attending and the good times which they have had. The Senior Class also organized the Senators' Forum with the valuable purpose of dis- cussion of school and other problems. The Hospitality Committee was also organized to acquaint new students with our school. Its valine speaks for itself. We must not forget their participation in the established school activities such as the musical organizations, athletics, interscholastics, publications, debating, and others. As is usual, the Senior Class contributed much to the development of these organizations. As with other organizations of such size, the class has had its faults but in spite of that had kept its ideals and ambitions high. It is in this spirit that the class of thirty-nine is ushered out. May the originality and ideals be retained both in the class, and in the school that they have left. CLASS OFFICERS . President, lim Maclntyreg Vice-Presidents, Ivor Lee, Betty Cunning, Secretary, Norma Feik, Treasurer, Thom Smith. CLASS COMMITTEES Bnmfuez Arrangement Committee-Ruth Filer, Faculty Advisor, Bill Sellers, Chairman, Frances Lucas, Paul Lynn, Ruth Black, Iames Ivlagner, Helen Schaller. Iuniors: Bob Whalen and Katherine Marshall. Dame Committee-Alton Kloss, Faculty Advisor, Victor Dieferdenfer, Chairman, Sue Bachman, David Davis, Charles Green, Nlarge Grand-Girard. Iuniors: Nlartha Richards and Bill Brosie. Banquet Program Committee-Anna Grace Smith, Faculty Advisor, lvlilford Bohm, Chairman, Phyllis Kotzen, Ted Person, Mary Lee Scott, lim Carts. Iuniors: Betty Gartside and Haskel Hoffenberg. Banque! Decoration Committee-IVlildred Caldwell, Faculty Advisor, Wilbert Mc- Elvain, Chairman, Mairy Daniels, Ed Hopkins, lack Anderson, lean Frankenberry. Iuniors: Bill Easton and Betty Waldo. Class Day Program Committee-Elizabeth Mchflullen, Faculty Advisor, Ruth Davies and lack Reyer, co-chairmen, Nona Tkach, Bob Cook, Gordon Colson, Grace Iuskovitz, Leona Planchak, lack Moran. .Morro Committee-Iane Sisk, chairman, Andrew Zamboky, lane Rodecker. Gym Decoration Committee-john Cassidy, Faculty Advisor, Ed Wild, Chairman, lean VVillson, Stanley Cornwell, Margaret Gavala, Ben Bolt, Ioe Leonard, Mary Voytik, Corinne Thomas. Iuniors: Bruce Beck, Pauline Robinson. Color and Flower Committee-Madeline Noce, Chairman, Allan Clark, Patricia Kahl, Iack Myers. Class Day Suits CommitteefMaude Roberts, Faculty Advisor, Phyllis Magargee, Chairman, Henry Bieber, Harriet Pharmer, Ellis Hillborn, Martha Miller, Alex Woliiiisky.

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Xlarioncttc L lub .3.I1 .Xrt Stat! .I-4. l,cc's finc talent for drawing isn t his only rccoiniucndation In-'s a good stud LIEIE BARUNI3 DAVID BARR ' ' ' i' Radio Club 23 Basketball 2. Dave docsn't talk niucli, but he's a good stndcnt, and we hear he's good at basket- ball. too. XX'auts to work after he cut, too XXV: liopc lic continues in tlic ficld of art. tlraduates. bports Club ll: Ilirls' Illcc Club l. Ilcncvicic lilscs cscitcnicnt atul adven- turc, but niost ot' :ill slic wislics to travcl. XX'c don't blanic you for your wtsb, Iii-iici'n-vc. CIIENIEVIIEVIQ M. IIARRIECA RUTH ISABELLE BARTHOLOMIQW Girls Glee Club lg 'I'ri-Ili-Y I-2-33 Sports Club I-2g fXlonitor l-Z. Rutli's collection of movie stars' photographs is thc envy of many collectors. Sbc rcally should be proud of it, MARVILLA IIASKXVIII, NORMAN BATTEN lorls film' Clulr ll. .XlIIlIllL'I' col- lcctor ol' Xlovic stars' picturcs is Nnrnian is quiet and unobtrusive but Xlarvclla but slic savcs pictures of a willing worker. Ile doesn't plan on lircd Xlzu-Nlnrry only. XXX' likc Frcd collcgc aftcr graduation. too, IXl:lrvclla, Girls tilcc Club l-.I-.X -I, Gay Cctorcs is vcry :tdcpt in tllc carccr slie liopes to CIIIDTIIS, l . is 'tlso a tour ycar nicnibcr ot the ctziotuis M. ISISARD ALLISON BLLL llasketball 35 Rifle Club 2-45 Track 3-4. Allison has :L good business head, and really enjoys using it. XX'e always learned a lot from his speeches in II. U. ll, class. nursuc tbat of a bcautician. Slic ib I. lIiX 1- 44, Mont r bports Qlub IACK BINGHAM XX':n'in-lieartcd jack always has a big sinilc for you, and a friendly word. XX'auts to work after graduation. RUTH ERMA BLACK Glee Club l: Sports Club l-2-3-4g fXIouitor 3--I: Ilow to Ifntertain Club 2. lIlackie's favorite sports are basket- ball and mushball, Known for hcr long, blonde hair: practical jokes: and good sportsmanship. MILFORD BOHM IXIirrorettc .2-.I-45 Interscholastics 3--lg Ili-X' l-2-3--lg Une Acts -lg Senior Play -l. Capable, business-like, Milford is to be given credit for his good work in our school. HILNRY BII'BI'R LHARLOTTI4 MAI' BIfII ' Riflc Club 2. llenry is quiet and Monitor 3--Ig Chorus I-2. A plcasantcr dcpcndablc, and has ilonc his sbarc, or more Charming student tli-an Char- Iiougli nnlieralded, for nur school. Ile lottc would bc diftlcnlt to tnul, and plans to bc an cnpiinccr. she's zi grade A student, ton. AIIDRIEY ADALYN BLACK Sports Club .2-.Ig Allllllllll' 2. .'Xudrcy is bat prciti' bloudc that von sec tripping tlirouteli Ill-c balls. llcwarc of licr bewitclnng sunlc bc carctul how you Ilst' lt. ,Xndrcy. PATRICIA ANN BLACKBURN Glec Club I: Sports Club I-.Z-.lg llow to Ifutcrtain Club J. l'at is rathcr quiet licrsclf and tlislilics pcople who boast. Slit- likcs all sports, cspccially baskctball, and likcs to play the piano. WILLIAM BOLDISH Ilill likcs :ill kinds of sports, especially swinnuing, and playing golf. Usually known as IIoldy , llill intcnds to work aftcr graduating. at