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VV1'1'x1111'1111 f vu - , Q. 3' gps.: 11 - QI 4 1 N f 4.1 ,.. , 1-171. '-snlxf :ini f . x ij,-Q J ,, 1? ., W- . ., A-'53 f,-SEQ I :Hui-4' f5' 'h . usfgn , .,,:'.. ' .'f.v 'Q f,a, , 1 f X A Board of Education Seulud, left tu right: li. Bieher, lf. R. Sloss, ll. A. Bishop, VV. S. Iackson, S. Bycroft, P. ll, Witmeyer, G. P. Amlerson, P. lf. Hamlxlin. G. F. llerges. Slamlmgi H, Eylllllll, reportcrg C. P. Brockwuv, solicitor. Nlr. anal Mrs. Citizen are proucl of the puhlic school system. Part of the success ol the American Schools can he attrihutenl to the management ol' school hoartls. This is also true in Sharon, where seven 1llL'I1ZClL'CfL'll luv the PL'0PlL'f- SlN.'I1tl consitlerahle time each month of the year in planning aml supervising the mam' activities ol' the school svetem. The Boarcl is responsible for planning the eclucationul lT1'0gl'1llI1, for raising and clis, hursing school funds anal for the employment of all personnel. The SllpCl'll1KC1lClCI1I of Schools is the eclucatioual atlvifer of the Boartl anal tht solicitor acts in the capacitv of legal atlviser. Administration Paul IZ. NVitmeyer, Suprrmtmdent Cleon M. Miisser, l'r1m'ipu1 Stanley N. Currier, Vue-I'rim'ipal Upon the able shoultlers of these three men, rests the responsibility for administration of Sharon schools. That their Pl'0gl'1llll is successful is eviclencetl by the standing Sharon schools have gained in Pennsylvania l'llllL'iltl0Illll circles. Dr. Paul XVlfll1K'y'L'l', snperintentlent, capahly carries Ollt policies formulatecl by the Boaril of Filneation. Eight grade schools, the Iunior High school anal the Senior High seliool, come under his snptrvision. Regularly schecluleil principals' meetings serve as a means for knitting together the efforts of all our schools. His smile antl cordial greeting are familiar to us all. lvfr. Cleon NI. Mtisst-i', principal, anal lVIr. Stanley N. Currier, vice-principal, work together in niaking ours a high school of which we are proud. This year, in particular, their jobs have heen to revise our program to Hr ns for war times. Victory Corps, bond sales, scrap ilrives, military ilrill, aeronantics, lirstfaiil training, army office practice, radio commnnieations, anil stnclent aiil ro hnsiness men anal llNlllSII'V, are examples of innovations maile necessary, with a minimum of interference to regularly seheclulecl classes. Cnr hats are oil' to these men anil to the manner in which they are planning our etlncation. M. ISABEL ARMOUR English IV A.B., Pennsylvania College for Women M.A., University of Pittsburgh DOROTHY BIDAMAN Commercial Geography Husinrss Arithmftir Pbysxfal Education BS. in C., Grove City College IANF BROSIE lvorld History Litt. B., Grove City College M.A., Columbia University MRS. MARGARET HOYT BUCHANAN Slermgraphy ll, Ill Typewritmg I, ll B.S. in C., Grove City College MILDRISD CALDWELL Latin Ill, IV Senior Srirnu' AB., Hiram College M.A.. University of Pittsburgh KENNETH H. COLLINS Biology B.S.. Westminster College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh PETER COLLODI Iunior Bnxinrrs Training PLS. in Ed., Duqncsnc University M.B.A., Duquesne University HELEN V. CUSHNTAN Sprrrlr I, Il A,B,, NVShfllllllSIC'f College M.A., llcnnsvlvaiiiii Stine Collt-gc FORREST L. IQAKIN Grnrral Sl'lt'7Il'f' A.B,. VVcstininster Collcgc' M.Ecl., Pennsylvania State College BIQSS l. IZCKLIES Ilillglljll 111, fl' AB., Ohio VVL-slc-yam University NLA., Columbia University MARCARIQT' lil.K Ilifllfllllflltkj lfunltkrwping 1, II BS., New York University M.A., New York University RU'lill l5ll.ER lYnnl'h1'r'ping I Grove City College ur K' 1, ,, .Q Q4 ,, IEROME C. PITZ Sfcrrtarial Training Offifr' Pmcflrc' Typrufriting I Army Ojllrc' 7-fllllllll-Q BS. in Ed., llllllilllil Stan' Tcucliers Cullt-gl' CARL T. FLACK Clif-mixtry BS., Ohio Slilld' University AUGUSTA GIBBONS I.1lfH'l 1 Grnrrnl flluilvf-malnyv I l5.A.. Allegheny Cullcgt' M.Ecl., University of Piltslmrgll H. F. CRIMES Amr-riran Hixtory B.S., Allegheny College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh ELIZABETH A. HASSEL Business Arllbmfm' Shorthand I B.S. in C,, Grove City College FRANCES HAYES Stenograpby II, III Typewrltmg I, ll B.S. in C., Grove City College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh ROBERT F. HOLT ll1n'bm1n'nl Drauvng Carnegie Institute of Teclmology PAUL HOSKINS Physical Eduration A.B., Washington and Ieffcrson College M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh MARY Sl'l1CIHT IONES ffwux World History PLS., in C., Grove Cnty ROBERT IONES Plvlyxlm flrranrllrtnzr BS.. m7L'SIlI1lllYfL'l' College Mlid.. University of Pirrslmrglu GRACE KIQRR I1'I11QlI.Yl7 I M.A.. l'4-llllsylvulmm Stntv Cfollvgu Q, 1 ,X W XVINIFRIED I.OU'I'ZIiNFllSliR J Planr Gr-nmrtry f1 '4 ' Industrial AIlIfl7l'W1tIfll'.Y VM. Y AB.. Thiel Collfgv f l V 3' l X MA.. Culuxnlmia University , N - ', if 'R .. RWE'-E1 '11 5 tl g ii d,-S 1' Q l.. XV. LONV Crmrx AB., W'3Sl1ll1gl!Dl1 :xml Icllcrsun Cnllcgv IANHES R. NUXRKS Hlnlnlqy B.S,. 'lxllicl Collegi- M.liml,, llnivvrsxty ot l,lIIHlTIII'gll ANNA McBRll7l' I n'm'lw 1, ll Urnrml Sfwm 1' B.S., YVcxtminsu'r KInllCgc M.A.. Columbia Unlvcrslrv GRAKIIQ McCIl.liNAllAN l,llm1ry Urn-xcl Sclwol ul l.ilvr.lrv Scicnu MARY l. lvlfDOXX'l5l.l, fllgrlmz I Lltt. B., Gmvv City Cfnllvgc' lVl.l3ml., University ul l,IllSl7lIl'glI l5l.lZABliTll McMUl.l.l-N Ifnglixlz ll' AB.. Thiel College M.1X., Cfnlunllwla LlIllYCl'NllF' D. I.. MINK l4'orld Ilixtnry BS., BIICRIICII University DONALD XV. MOORE lnnmr linum-.vs Training Ciivnzv B.S. in Eel, IjUkIllL'5llL' University RUTH IVIOORIQ Sf7d77I.Yl7 I, ll Ali., Westminster College M.Ecl., University of Pittsburgh In N. NEYNTON .'lIw'lmf1lnll 1,fIIU.'l71g Sflprravxnr uf Industrial Ifdrmztlnn I3.S.l.E., I,R'IllISylVillllil State College lfRIK NYSTROM Gf'm'ml fllzillrrnzallu I Plum' Grumrtry IIS., Grove City College LOUISE OWEN English I B.A., Wilson College M.A., Western Reserve University I. I. REANEY Problems of Demorrary I'h.B., Westminster College M.A., University of Pittsburgh HELEN F. REED English I B,A., Wellesley College DAVID REES Music Glamorgan School of Music, Wales MRS. MAUDE BLAIR ROBERTS Engluh III A.B., Allegheny College lf. VFRNECE SAEGER Latin II A.B,, Thiel College ANNA GRACE SMlTll Iinglmh II A.B., Wesmlinstcr College lil.MA STANSFHQLD English II AB.. Thiel College M.Litt., University of P-lCl5lDlll'gll MARY IANE STEPHENSON English ll, Ill A.B., University of Rochester DAVID STEWART General Sfienre B.S., Grove City College UEURGIE C. STUVPR 01114 1' l'm4 tn 1' lfrnrl'l'r'1'f1lr1g I Typcwrrmrg I BS., lurliamn State 'l4L'2lCl1L'l'K College M. Iicl., University of llirrslmurgll lil.IZABliTll SYKI-S flr! AB., Allegheny College Clevelamnl School of Art PRED TCDMB IDl,Yf7'l1Ill!lL'l' Elfllfllllvflll HS.. lmliznm State TL-aclwrx Clullege CLIERALD I1 VVASSFR Slmrllnlnzl II, H1 Typ1'u'rl!n14q I, Il B.S, in C., Gruve City College DOROTHY XVELLER Plvyxlfal Ednrazmn Slippery Rock State Teachers College A, PARKER WILDMAN :Q I'rul1lrm.v nf 171-murmry fl 7Yl!'fll'lllI Hrxlury HS. in C., Grove City College M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh lRl2Nl1 NNlLLlAlvl5ON fHgt'lIl'11 ll, Ill f:t'VlI'Nll flflatlrrmatlfx ll Trlgmlomrtry A.B., M.A., Ohio Stale University ROSIQLLA HE ILM AN Srrrrlary Svracusc' University A lk e 1 IEAN SEMPLE 1-lxxlstant Sn'n'tar.y A.B., Westminmter College MRS. MILDRED VVALKER Sirrmgruplier Shennngu Valley Commercial Institute SHIRLEY MAIE MEYER Strnogrnpbcr and Clerk ADELE SARVER Srrrrtary Iireclonia lnxtitnte Our Day I IXIillwlI'a'I I1l'.lalIL'A' I. f1.liL'lc'l'i.l urulb vlugv l.1lmr.llnl'v 1. NlcLl1.1l1in.1l :lun SIIIKIY Imll g. I'l1x'x1u l.1lmr.llmx 4 Cnrls gym rlnss 4. l.1gl11s mul xmg A ?'l,l, r X .lx .' .- ' . . f-.f . 4. ok,- nl-X 0 A f-ff: . r . v ' 'Z , .. ' , 1 '1 ,. A , . . f.. ,.I,, ,P ,.4., ..- A , ,.. ..1' . '- 4. '. - -'- . -v 5 -, , . ', ,' ' fc 'atv . I ,A ' '.:' '- . 'v - ' '- .' ' -I' -24 .1 1 . , A '- ' 1' - V -1 . riff. '. ,. 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P-. ny 1 , C1 3 4 CS 46 7 23 U m fll ill C13 C14 C15 gm '7 123 C111 C111 ll 13 1.4 C25 C16 C27 C123 C111 50 31 31 C33 C34 Senior Honor Roll, 1943 PALMER, BETTY IANE GAZDA, THEODORE .. . SAUER. ROBERT I.. SEECIERS, EDITH ANN HOUSER, ELLOUISE ..... MuDOVVEI.I., MARTHA HOLODNIK, EDMUND XVEINGARTEN. I.II.I.lAN .. ROSENBLUM. CfECII.IA AICKWARID, IEAN GRAY, l.ll.I.IAN E. IUSKOVITZ, RUTH SIEEERT, BERNICE . RUNG, ROBERT .......,... STEVVART, MARTHA ANN VVAITHOUR, VERA KNOTTS, EI.INOR . MOYER, MARY V. I.YMAN, MARION GIBBONS, RUTH M. I,AVIN, RITA ..,....... MIIIER, CHARLES A. .... VON STROHE, MAIRY I. .. ARRAS, MARIAN I.EE .... AUBEI., CLARK ......... . MII.I.ER, MARY EI-I.EN NEEI,EY, BURLEIGH ...... DOBROZDRAVIC, GEORGE SHUSTER, VVII.I.IAM ..... COI.SON, ROBERT ..., , RIl5I5NER, VVII.I.IAM ...... HEII.lf, HARRY GORDON . BELL, CATHERINE ..,.. . HIl.E, BETTY IANE .. MARSLAND, DAVID ,.,... Unviml MLll'SIAlllCI is not mnlu-Cl as tu srnmling in rln- Scnior Cluss ns hc attcmlcd Slx.11'on High Sclwul just unc Yl'Lll'. 4 3 3 3 3 3- 3 ,3' 3' 3 3 3 3' 3 3- 3 3 3' 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3- 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 65 .6315 .hugo 5615 5615 5 4761 4736 .4II7 375 375 375 3333 3333 3333 2857 1857 25 35 235.1 I764 IZS I I 76 .rm52'3?3 .0588 05238 .0516 .0536 C003 C543 C515 C485 OFFIOEKS .1.LsoNu.o n.MoNsou Awncnen M.E.Mn.LEL ' TREASU me IL V. r Kssuoenr PRESIDENT secmau LY Q VALEDHCTOKIAN L SALUTATOLIAN b.J. PALMEL, MIKLOL J. PHILLIPS ' 'CAPTA!N9 M-STUPKA H.MlI.l'Efx E-SUITL bASKETbALL. FO0TbALL BASKETBALL A nomecommsf . J- ILEIL-L-7' ' Npueucmnons 'F 6-AZDA MIKKOLETTE , my 4' L J A ALT EDITCL busnNEssMAuAeraL C-KOSENDLUM ' ' 3 ' . 11.32. A :Q i VA -.. v gg, ' :l' ,j i fk fl :.:f . vid' Wifi! K 452 - if C. SMOLEN W. GOLDDEKG' W 4- ...fx-L V f ALBERT E. ACKER General lli-Y I-2-3--lg Monitor Captain 3-4: Kilass l'resiilvnt -lg llratnatics .l-4. Always rcznly anal willing to aitl in student activities, llliLliN L. AGOSTINIELLA Retailing fliorus I-2-3: Monitor .lg Sports Club .l. Neat :unl well-groomewl, llelen always lurks as though she just stepped out of a bnntl-box. MARION B. ALLIEBACH General Tri-lli-Y l-2-4: Monitor I-2-3: Usher Squznl l-23 Sports Club l. M:irion's gootl nature makes her like-tl by everyone. IANET B. ALLEN General 'l'ri-lli-Y l: Sports Club lg Monitor l-.I-.l. Janet is SCl t'l'll' antl conservative anrl always up on the fashion of the day. SlEGl5RlliD W. AMUNDSEN Scienrilic Monitor 3--lg Ritlt- Club 3--l. This quiet latl from Norway is an !lsst'l to our schoolg he never hesitates wllenever a iliscnssion is in the air. HAROLD ll. ANDERSON Contntercial Monitor l-2-3-4. lfreck takes time out front his work to give that congenial sniilv of his to rvt-ryone. lvlARlAN Llili ARRAS Classical Mirrorcttv .2-54: 'l'ri-Ill-Y l-2-3-45 SU. cial Coinmitlee -lg Quill and Scroll -lg Sports Club' Al: Hospitality Coinmittvv I2-.X--lg Livtlian lletense 4g Monitor I .l-4. Lively, full of fun. CLARK AUBEL Scicnrilic lli Y 3--l, l't'e-sitlunt -lg Monitor .2-.l-43 Ylrlory forps -l. XXX- have yt-t to see ottr future ariny pilot without that genial grin on his face. PATRlClA A. BAKER General Monitor 2-3. A pleasant voice and winning smile that can rleclare many a frientl. KENNETH K. BARNES Scientific llantl l-2-3-41 Orchestra 3-45 Monitor 2-.lg Hi-Y 3, President 4: Senior Play 4. Kenny proves his versatility hy his varietl activities. HENRY BARON General llenry is quiet until he gets a clarinet and then we have a seconil llenny Gootl- man in our midst. MARY K. BARON Commercial Chorus I-2-35 Monitor 1. XYe all envy Mary for her vivacious energy and amhition. MAVIS LUCILLE BAXTER Gent-ral llramatics Club lg Orchestra l. Pleasant. fun-loving, Mavis is the life of any party. CLARENCE BECK Scientific Hi-Y 3-4: Monitor 4. Moilest :mtl energetic Beck ex- pects to be a pilot soon. CATHERINE T. BELL Classical Sports Club l-2-3: Monitor I-2-3-4g Civilian Defense 4. C.itherine's smile would light her way into anyone's heart. THOMAS E. BENBOW General llanil 1,-.Z-3: Hrchestm I-2-3. Ted is really Esquire himself. FREDERICK A. BENDER General lfasy going but sincere in all ways, lireil is sure to sueceeil. SARA LOUISE BENDER General Chorus l-.2-.lg 'l'ri-lli-Y 2-3-4: Monitor 4 Sully has :i pleasant smile and a t'IIl't'l'I-lll Ili for all. IOSIEIIH W. BEST Scientific Rille 'l'e:un .31 Tennis Team .I--I: Mun- itor 4: l':iti'iotisiu Connnittu' 3, XYe lost zi swell school citizen to llncle Sain. IAMES IT. BEWLEY General XXX- unilerstanfl Freml is quite a scien- tist. IRIQN li NANCY BIALORUCKI General In-ilu is new in Sharon Ili this year, but she zilrezuly has scores ot triemls. KATIIRINII RUTH BLACK General Chorus -lg A Czippt-llzi Choir 43 Leaders' Club 4: Mirror 43 Monitor 4. Ruth is equally outstanding in school :incl in sports. IELIZABIETII MAE BOLGER General Chorus -lg Leziilers' Club 4. lieth is at ilepentlahle and interest- ctl ltL'lpci'. WILDA BYRNIECE BOVVIE Cominerciul Public Relations 45- llzuul l-.2-:S--tg tir- clicstrzi l-.Z-.I-4: Mirror .I-4: lri-Ili-X 1-.2-3--lg llrznnzitics 3-4: lllonitdr 5--I. lk-e puts every minute to use. ELLEN A. BOYLE Classical Sports Club I3 Monitor 45 Home Room Committee 3. Pretty Ellen will make a very capable nurse. RAYMOND E. BROWN Scientific Hi-Y 2-.5-43 Orchestra 1-25 Ilantl 3-43 lluy and Girl Contest 2. In math, Ray knows all the answers. NORMAN N. BUGHER Commercial Modest Norman is an asset to any class. HELEN MARGARET BURBACH Retailing 'I'ri-Ili-Y 2-35 Chorus 1-2-3-41 Sports Club 35 Home Room Chairman 2. Helen's sales ability will carry her far. ELIZABETH BURNETTE Retailing Chorus I-2-3--13 Sports Club 3. Attractive, fun-loving, an irleal friend. MARGARET LOUISE CAMERON General Dramatic:-1 3-4: Monitor 23 Cheerleader 45 Chorus 1-2-3-43 I'uhlic Relations 4. Margie put pep into onr cheers. WILLIAM GHAVARA General Rille Club 3. Mechanical Drawing and he mix very well. A quiet, earliest fellow. HELEN ANN CHIZMAR Retailing Chorus l-2-3. Ii-lontl, curly-haired Helen is a happy :ultlition to Sharon lligh. IO DOLORES CIONE Retail Chorus l-2-5: 'I'ri-Ili-Y 2. ,lo is on lier way to become an effi- cient otfice worker. VICTOR I. COLANGELO General lland l-2: HiAY I-Z: Home Room Chair- man I. Vic is quite at wit in Iiuglish class. I. ROBERT COLSON Comntercigil llanil 1,25 Hi-Y 3: Cheerleader .ig Pub- lic Relations 45 Senior I'lay 4: Home Room Chairman 3: Victory Corps 4: Class Ilasketball 1-2-3. Count on llob for a cheerful greeting. CATHERINE COLT General Monitor l-2-.lg Chorus l-2-5-4. 5uookie's personality has wun hur :i host of friends. IAMES CONLEY General jim is quite a musician VIOLA CONTI Gelteritl Bunny is vivacinns. friendly, and always wanting: to be helpfiil. DOROTHY COOKE Commercial Xlajoretie .Z-3--lg Monitor .l-4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y lg Minstrel l-2-5-4: Chorus 1-2-3-4. llottie make- at tirst rate majorette. I5RI3DI3RICK R. CUSICK General llitli' L luli .Z-.I-4. Hur expert rilleniaiu and the joy of tht' gym rlass. GLENN L. DAUGHERTY General Rifle Club l. Glenn is a loyal Tiger fan. I'Ie's a marksman, too. IOSEPH DAVERIO General Varsity Basketball 45 Class Basketball 2-3. Everywhere that Coach goes, that smile is sure to follow. EDWARD CHARLES DAVIES Scientific Rifle Club 4. Industrious Ed is ready to answer any question asked. WILLIAM A. DAVIS General Howling 25 Monitor 3. I!ill's a human dynamo paekerlvwith vitality, cheerfulness, and friendliness. MILDRED T. DE BONIS Retail Monitor 5. Nlilclred is a lover of sports and is always on the go. NORMA DE CAPUA Classical Monitor I-Z-3-4: Leaders' Club 4: Sports Club I-2-3. Quiet, pretty, Norma is a welcome addition to zinyone's party. ROBERT L. DE MUTH Scientific Rille Club 2: Senior Play 4: Monitor 3--1. Happy, carefree llob is quite a dancer. MARIAN IVIICHELLE DEVLIN General Chorus 1: A Cappella Choir 1. Nlarian never fails to tlash a smile your way. SHIRLEY F. DICKMAN General Sports Cluh l-23 Monitor I5 Readers' Club 45 Civilian Defense 4. I-low we envy Shirley her pretty blond hair. WILLIAM DIEGAN General Chorus 4. A good sport who can skate a Figure X around anyone. OLIVE ANN DILLARD Classical Chorus l-2-3--I. A real friend. She'll always render her services wherever needed. GEORGE DOBROZDRAVIC Retailing Really tops when it comes to book- keeping. RICHARD H. DONNELLY Scientific Monitor 15 Football 35 Cross Country 2. Ilick is sure to carry on the tradition of the Marines. IOHN DRAGOS General Under his thick, black, curly hair is a thoughtful mind. TREVOR DUIXIITRU General Vl'e're betting on Trevor to travel far in the world. EDWIN T. DUNN General 'fumbling I-2-5--I5 Football 35 Track l-2. We wonder how lid keeps his curly black hair so neat. MARGARET E. DUPAY General Chorus l. Quiet and refined but very active in her school work. ROSA S. ELLOVICH General Monitor 2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Chorus 1-2-35 A Cappella 35 Masgue and Gavel 45 Sports Club l-2-35 .nie Act Plays 45 Senior Play 4. Rosa is A-1 in any play. LOUIS R. EPSTEIN Scientific Interscholastics 2-35 Band I-2-35 Or- chestra 35 Public Relations 25 Monitor 2-3-45 Senior Play 45 One Act Plays 35 Boy and Girl Contest 2. A future business man, we bet! ROY HARLEY ERB General Tumbling 45 Wrestling 45 Monitor 45 Chorus 3-45 Class Basketball 1-2-3. Harley's an authority on gym work. DONNA IEAN EVERTON Classical Chorus 15 Monitor 2-3-45 Sports Club 15 Leaders' Club 4. Friendly easy going Jean is a desir- able companion. WILLIAM M. EWING, IR. Scientific Monitor 1-25 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Track 25 Cross Country 4. llfe pick Bill to succeed in anything he tries. THOMAS H. FAGAN General Hi-Y 15 Photography Staff 2-3-4: Class Basketball 2-3. Tom is really an ace cameraman. CHARLES L. FALKNER General Monitor 2-35 Class Basketball I-2-3. Chuck's baseball playing will no doubt bring him fame in the future. CATHERINE L. FASCEWSKY Retail Chorus I-2. NYe think there's a story behind the sparkle of Catherine's dark eyes. DONALD E. FEIK Classical Band l-2-3-43 A Cappella Choir 2-3-41 tlrchestra l-2-3-45 Junior Hi-Y 1-29 Music Literary Contest l-2-3. .X fixture music director. MARGARET MARY FERRY Classical Chorus lg Mirrorette 2-3-4g Monitor l-Z-4. Brilliant Peggy will make a splendid reporter for some newspaper. lOHN L. FISCHER General Monitor 3-45 Rifle Club 3. XVe believe John could make a first rate athlete. RAYMOND F. FLINN General Monitor l-2-3: Dramatics 2-3. XYe wonder if belonging to the Dra- matics Club is any indication ot' what Burl will do in later life. IOHN A. FOGLE Scientilic Rifle Club 35 Cross Country 43 Traffic Squad 2-3-4. A good student, quiet and consistent. DONALD R. FRANKENBERRY Scientific Hi-Y 1-23 Class Basketball 2-3-45 Dra- matics 3-4: Social Committee 3-4. His activities and grades speak for themselves. CATHERINE M. FRAZIER General Chorus 1-2-35 Sports Club 3. Always ready to lend alhelping hand whenever the occasion arises. THOMAS E. FRAZIER General -More boys like Tom are needed in this world. IEAN L. GALLOWAY General Chorus .25 Monitor 4. llaneing and her pretty blond hair are her pride and joy. FRANCIS P. GAROVIE Getieral Art Staff 3-4: Minstrel 4: Marionettes l-2, Monitor -lg Model Airplane Club l-2-5-4. Francis does wonders with model air- planes. LEROY W. GATHERS Scientitic Fire Squad -lg Football 2-3-41 Tumblint: 4: XYrestIing 4: Rifle Team .2-33 Basket- ball lg Boxing 41 lli-Y l-2-3--l. Look for Roy wherever there are sports. GEORGE W. GAVALA Scientilic lloy and Girl Contest l: 'lllllllllllllltf 2 .X-43 M'restling 4: Track 1. XYhat he lacks in voice is made up in ability. THEODORE E. GAZDA Scientific Hi-Y l-2-3--l: Une .-Xct l'lays 42 Senior Play 4: Mirrorette 3-4: Monitor .Z-4: Social Committee A--lg Health Council 4: Interscholastics l-.2-3. Tops in grades, tops in activities. RUTH M, GIBBONS General 'l'ri-l-li-Y 4: A Cappella 4: Chorus 4. A newcomer to Sharon High School, Ruth has gained many friends by her cheertulness and pleasing personality. BENIAMIN E. GIBBS Scicntilic ,lunior Varsity Basketball 2. NYe'll probably be seeing him in the trombone section of some name band in the future. SARA R. GILSON Classical 'I'ri-Hi-Y 1-3-45 Chorus l-2-3-45 A Cappella 3-45 Monitor 2-3. Everything' Sally does, she does well. FRANK GITSCHIER General Football 2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-45 Mon- itor I5 Fire Squad .5-45 Assemblies 35 Track 2. Outstanding on any athletic team. WILLIAM I. GOLDBERC Classical Advertising Staff 2-3-4. Busines Man- ager 3-45 Iii-Y l-2-3-45 Ilramatics Club 3-45 Monitor 3-4: Quill and Scroll 4. Ilusiness ability makes Ilill at success. FLOYD B. GRACE General Track 2: Rifle Club 3-4: Wrestling 45 Cross Country 2-3-45 Iloxing 4. Give him a gun on a clear autumn morning and he'll really show you some shooting. LILLIAN GRAY Classical Chorus I-2-35 Monitor 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-4. lllpnd and pretty, excellent in her studies, too. DAN GROSS Scientific Track l-25 Football 3-45 Dramatics 3-45 Usher 3. llanny's catchy smile and his hard work in football have won him man r Y loyal friends. GEORGE GULA General Monitor 15 llrill 15 Fire Squad 45 Class llasketball l. 4Ceorge's ambition is to become at llig Leai.:ue player. SARA ELIZABETH HANRAHAN Classical Chorus 1-2-35 Sports Club 1-25 Lead- ers' Club 4: Health Council 4: Monitor I- -3. ' Full of life and raring to go at any time. PHILLIP M. HANS Classical Marionettes I-25 Hi-Y 3-45 Monitor 2-3-4. His excellent speaking voice will be valuable in a fixture radio career. MARY I-IARKLICH Commercial Chorus l-2-3-4: Tri-Hi-Y l5 Monitor l: Mirror Secretary 4. Shorthand is a cinch for Mary. The faster the better. EDWARD A. HARRISON Scientific Football 3-45 Monitor 2-45 Track 2. Tall, brunette, Ted is a regular fel- low and very popular. FRANCES I. HAZLETT Retailing Chorus l-2-3-45 Sports Club 1-25 Dra- maucs Club 3-45 A Cappella 3-45 Mon- itor 1-2. 4 Frances can't help being successful in a business career. H. GORDON HEILE Scientific Ili-Y l-25 Mirror 2: Monitor I-25 Ten- nis Team 3-45 Hospitality Committee l-2-35 Minstrel 4. Aviator or tennis pro, which one, Gordy? MARY CATHERINE HELDORFER Commercial Chorus I. Large brown eyes and a cheerful smile. IANE MICI-IAELENE HERMAN General Chorus 1. Jane has a smile and personality all her own. EDWARD R. HESS Scientific Here's anhother science man. How does he do it? DOROTHY MAE HETSON Commercial 'Fri-Hi-Y I-2-3-4: Chorus l-2-3: Mon- itor Captain 3: Mirrorette Secretary 4. Dot should be a very etificielnt secre- tary. She has been a very promising stu- dent. GRACE W, HIBLER Classical Chorus l-2-3-43 Monitor 2-3. Studious and -quiet, the kind that usually reach their goal. BEI lY IANE HILE General Tri-Hi-Y l-2: Music Literary Contest I-2: Monitor 3-4: Chorus 4: A Cappella Choir 45 Band 1-25 Orchestra 1-2. Always full of pep and mischievous jokes. IOE A. HILKO General A true Yankee fan. Iust ask Joe any- thing about sports. ELEANOR IUNE HILLKIRK Commercial Chorus I-2-3-43 Monitor 3. Quiet and shy, but a lot of fun. ARCHIE R. HOFFMAN Scientific Ritle Club 25 Good Citizenship Com- mittee lg Defense Committee 1. Arehie's splendid work in modeling airplanes will probably land him in a government air designing factory. EDMUND HOLODNIK General Rifle Club 4. Ed possesses the right mixtures ot seriousness, humor, and intelligence. FRANCES M. HORAN General Chorus 1-243-43 A Cappella 3-4: Mon :tor 1-2-3-4. Frances wants a profession, nursing to be exact. MARY ANN HORVATH Commercial Chorus l. 'I'here's never a clull moment with Mary around. XVANDA ELLOUISE HOUSER Classical Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-43 lloine Room Chair' man l-3-4: A Cappella .l--lg Monitor l- 2-3-4: Chorus l-2-5-4. lfllouise knows all the answers HARRY B. HUNT Scientific Hi-Y 2: Monitor 4. Tall, dark Harry is a smoothie on the dance floor. C. ALLAN IRVINE Scientific Hand lf2-3-4g Orchestra l-2. Although Allan is now in the Navy, we will always recall his model airplanes. LlLLlAN IRWIN Retailing Chorus l-2-3-41 Sports Club 2-.lg 'l'ri- Hi-Y 2. l,il and the retail course go together perfectly. BERNARD IARA General Monitor l: NYrestlimz 4: 'Vumblitnz 4: Rifle Club 4. Tall, dark, and handsome. Future aviator for Uncle Bam. ALBERT M, IENKINS General Monitor lg Usher 2. ' Always ready for a good discussion in class. ANNETTE CLEO IOHNSON General llratnatics lg Chorus 13. A quiet, diligent girl, who also loves fun, A whiz at dancing. GLADYS MARION IOHNSON Classical 'Fri-lli-Y l-.I-3--l: Sports Club l-3-35 Lezulers' Club 45 Monitor 2: Chorus l. Glmlys shiucs in any sport. MIELVILLE S. IOHNSTON General R'lieerle:uler l-J-J: Monitor l: Rille Club 1. Melville was certainly a peppy cheer- li':uler. CATHERINE E. IONES General .X Cappella Choir 41 llluuitor 45 'l'ri-lli- Y -l Serious Catlieriue has :i pretty smile. DOROTHY MARlli IONISS General l'lmrus I5 Usher 3-4. Shy :mil tiniiil. Dol is tops on roller skates. ROBERT IONES General lngcuious Bob will do gre.-at things some ilay. RUTH IONES General 'llri-Hi-Y J-3-45 Usher 45 Chorus l-2-3-4. Rulh's sincere :intl good-natured smile has won her many true and lasting friends. RUTH IUSKOVITZ Classical lllirrorctte 2-fl-4: Tri-lli-Y 1-2-3-45 blon- ilor 1-2-3-45 Sports Club 1-2-35 Lead- ers' Club 45 Interscholastics 1-.25 Senior l'l:iy Couunittccg Chorus 1. A future French teacher? FRANCIS KAHL Conunercial Never xi :lull nionieut when Frzuicis is around. IOSEPH KAZAKATIS, IR. General A whiz at math and science. Perhaps a fixture engineer. CLARA KEEFER General Chorus 3-45 A Cappella 45 Leaders' Club 43 Minstrel 3-45 Monitor 4. Clara is always willing to do a good deed. GEORGE A. KILBERT General 'l'raFfic Squad 2-35 Rifle Club 35 Foot- ball 35 Monitor 25 Chorus 3-4. I XYhen it comes to cameras, George is tops. IENNIE KISH General Chorus 1-2-3-4. Friendly, smiling, aways full of life. SHIRLEY LOUISE KNAPP Commercial Chorus 1-2-35 Mirror 25 Dramatics 45 'I'ri-Hi-Y 4. A sure success as a stenographer. ELI NOR IANE KNOTTS Classical Orchestra 1-2: Public Relations I-2-45 Mirror 3-4: Leaders' Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: One Act Plays 45 Senior Play 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-45 Monitor 3. Some day you will see her on Broad- way. BERNARD KOBAC Commercial Photographer l-2-3-4. XVhich will it be, Bernie, photography or radio? ELVER E. KOLB Classical Chorus l-2-3-45 A Cappella 2-3-45 Min- strel 3-45 Senior Play 4. Elver's chief interests are nursing and dancing. LILLIAN R. KOUCH Retailing Sports Clulv 2: Chorus I-2. Zestful Lil is always willing to par- ticipate in any event. LIESTER KOVACH General Quiet, hut fun-loving, that's Lester. MILDRISD KRIVOSH Gcncral Sports Cluh I-3. filildrt-d's smile is her greatest asset. Always friendly and full of fun. GEORGE LATCHERAN General Monitor l-2-4: Band 2-.I-4. Georue is one of those who definitely get around. RITA M. LAVIN Classical Sports Clulm l-23 Minstrel I-2: Chorus l-2: lland 1-23 Monitor 2-3-4: Senior I'lay 4. VN'c would like to know where Rita gets all her energy. STANLEY P. LEGZEK Commercial Rifle Club 4. From what we hear about Stanley's humor we have a second lloh Hope in our midst. ' SHIRLEY IEAN LISIPHISIIVIER Classical Monitor 2-3-4: Civilian llefense 4. Shirley's smooth as glass on a dance floor. IOIIN LEONARD General lland l-2-3-4. .lack can really play a trumpet, hut don't forget he's a sportsinan. DORIS L. LINDER General Band .S--lg Orchestra 3-4: Music Liter- ary liontest 33 Leaders Cluh 4: District and State lland 3-4. llid you ever hear Doris play the French Horn? IRENE LISTIAK General llowling is one of Irene's favorite sports. SHIRLEY C. LLOYD Commercial Sports Cluh 2-3: 'I'ri-I'Ii-Y 2-3-4. If Shirley accomplishes as mitch in life as she has in haskethall she's a sure het. IOHN Ii. LOONFY cIC'l'! '.ll Fire Squad -lg Class Basketball I-Z-3. ,lohn is a snappy dresser and has won many friends by his quiet, unassuming personality. MARION AUGUSTA LYMAN Classical 'l'ri-Hi-Y l-2-3-4: Citizen Committee Z-3--lg Hospitality Committee I-2-3-41 Home Room Chairman 1-3: A Cappella l-2-3-4: Chorus l-2-3-4: Monitor 1-2- 3-45 Social Committee 2. Marnie's activity list speaks for itself. PEGGY R. MADDEN Classical Sports Cluh I: Monitor l-2-3-4: Chorus 2-3: Leaders Club 4. A redhead with a sweet disposition. BERNARD A. MANILLA General Ben is our idea of a perfect physical specimen. DAVID BOYD MARSLAND Scientific XYrestling 4: Senior Play 4. llavid is one of the future scientists of the world. RE DA MAS KEY General Ilznnl 2-3-45 Lcztders Club -1. llella bubbles over with an endless supply ut' pleasantness. DONALD MCADAMS General Illonitol' 2-4. lion will inakc a great pilot for Uncle SIIIII. RUTH McCANN Commercial Chorus I. Ruth is one of those persons who linds joy in everything. IHOIVIAS Ii. McCANN Classical Tutnbling 3: Monitor 3-45 Rifle Club 4. .X swell fellow---we hear ht-'s headed for Annapolis. ANNA LOU MCCLAIN General Monitor -l: Chorus l-.2-3--l. Sliaron Iligh will long remember Anna l,ou's sweet disposition. ILEEN MIJCLEERY General Sports Lilub 2-3: Monitor 3--1. Ilven is an :ill-:tronnd sportswonlan. GALE lvl. NICCLIIVIANS Commercial Ili-Y I-2: Monitor 21 Hospitality Com. millet' I-.2-3-4. IYe all like Gale's enthusiasm for t-vt-rylluiig hc does. MAR'I'IIA IVICDOWELL Classical Mirrorette 2-3-4: Uhorns 1-1-.lg A Cap- pella Choir 3: 'l'ri-Ili-Y l-.2-5--ll Mon- itor 2: Sports Club 3. M:trtha's red hair is not zi sign of her disposition. IAMES PHILLII' MCGARVEY Classical Monitor I-.I-35 Traffic Squad 1-2-3-4, Captain 4. Superb sense of humor. Our head traffic man. ROBERT EUGENE McKELVEY General Hi-Y 1-2-3-4: Football 43 Cross Country 25 Monitor 2-4. Happiness and fun follow Bob around like a shadow. WILLIAM H. MCKENDRY General No matter what the mood of the rest of ns is, llill is always happy. ARTHUR H. MCLAUGHLIN General Monitor 1-2-3-4. Carefree Art has won many friends with his deep blue eyes. ROBERT MCNAMARA General Basketball Manager 3-45 Chorus I-2- 3-41 Fire Squad 4: Minstrel 1-25 Mon- itor 3-4. A Keeping busy is Iloh's idea of keep- ing happy. LOIS M, MCNEELEGE General Chorus I-2-3: Monitor 3-4: Usher 3-4: Captain 4. Splendid personality and winning smile. GEORGE EARL MEENIHAN General Stage Crew 2-3-4. George is the agreeable, friendly fel- low you see around school or ushering at the Columbia. ZOE LOUISE MEREDITH General Monitor 2-3-4. ller clothes would rate a top line in any fashion column. IAMES RAYMOND MESSETT General .liinmy iyloarls of fun any time. XYc re counting on him for success in future years. IOHN HENRY METZGER Scientific Tennis Team 3-4: Hi-Y lg Interseholas- tics: Monitor 1. ,lohn's tennis playing is the envy of most of us. HELEN D. MIKLOS Commercial Chorus I-2-3-4. Always looks neat as a pin. CHARLES ALEXANDER MILLER Scientific Monitor 3-45 Mirrorette 2-3-4: Inter- :-cholastics .lg Ilramaties 4: Boy and Girl Contest 2: Hi-Y 3-4. Chuck always has a lot to do, and he always does it well. FRED A. MILLER General llanrl 2-J-4: Orchestra 4. XVe have all enjoyed knowing Frefl lioth in school and out. CHARLES HOWARD MILLER General Football 1-2-3-45 Fire Squad 2-3-44 Track l-2. Huck has proven himself a good sport hoth on the foothall fielrl and off. IEAN M. MILLER General Sports Club 2-3: Monitor 3-4. NV:-itch those pins fly when Jean has the hall! MARY ELLEN MILLER Classical Monitor l-2-3-4: Mirror 2-3-4: Senior Class Secretary 45 Chorus I-2-3: Senior Play 4. Shr-'s everything from an efficient class secretary to an attractive Home- coming aide. ...J 'Z RUTH V. MILLER Conunercial Chorus l-2-.Z-4: Xlonitnr 3--lg .X Cap- pella 3, Secretary .1-4: 'l'ri-lli-Y .L lIer lmroafl grin portrays her great ile- sire for fun anrl gaiety. CLARA BELLE MITCHELL General llara lfelle has a .smile for everyone. lt s a smile we all like to see. HARRY NEIL MONSON General Senior Class Vice-l'resiileutC Footliall 2-.I-43 Track 2: Basketball .lg A Cap- pella .l-4: Social Committee 43 Fire Sqnail .Z-3--l: Monitor 2. .-Xthletieally incliuerl, active in every- thing. R' XRY IANE MORAN Retailing Sports Cluh l-.Z-3: Monitor 3. Relialile, flepenflalile, original. , ALBERT MORGANSTERN General Monitor .Z-.41 Tumliliug 2. Likes -ports when he's not working. ANNA MAE MORGANSTERN General For a swell all around girl get ac- onainterl with Anna Mae. EVliLYN MORGANSTERN Retailing Boom is easy going anil agreealile. XYe like her ability to get along with people. HIQATRICE NANCY MORTON General Cliorus I-2-3-4. l'lr-asant anil always willing to help at any time. RUTH VIRGINIA MOUNTIOY Commercial She's sure tobmake some firm a charming and efficient secretary. LOIS IANE MOYER Classical Chorus I-2-3-43 Sports Club 33 Leaders Cluh 43 Civilian Defense 43 Monitor 2-4. Lois's merry laugh wil penetrate your pxloomiest moments. MARY VIRGINIA MOYER Commercial Chorus I-2-33 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4, Secy. 4. 1 She knows her typing and bookkeep- mg. MADELINE M. MULLER Retailing Chorus I-2-3. Madeline's ever-ready smile is one of her many virtues. MARTHA IEANE MYERS Classical Boys' and Girls' Contest 3: Minstrel 1-2-3-43 Chorus I-2-3-41 A Cappella Choir 2-3-4: Music Literary Contest 2-33 Senior Play 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Mon- itor 2-3. We envy ,lcane her voice. IAMES F. NEAL General Cla ss Basketball 2-3. Good worker: swell fellowg he could succeed in any held, BURL F, NEELY Scientific Cross Country 2-3-43 Track 2. A fellow with a smile for everyone. A champ at cross-country running. IAMES NEIL Classical Monitor 2-33 Boxing 4. A playful fellow3 full of wise cracks and vigor. ISABYLLE DORA NEWTON Gene il A girl who is quiet, hut is really a lot ot' fun. XN'e all envy her her stu- clious nature. MARGARET ROSE NOLAN Commercial Chorus l-2-33 Secretary 4. Peg, thoupzhlshe is quiet and shy, suc- ceeds in catching many an eye. MARGARET ANN O'DONNliI-I. General Margaret may lie small in 'stature hut she has a magnetic personality. MARCELLA OLESKEY General Chorus I-2-3-4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y I-2: Leaders Cluli 43 Monitor 33 Secretary 3. -Marcella is our hlonrle-haired nurses' aide. ROBERT DAVID ORAVEC Classical Monitor 4. Iloli with his sophisticated looks is a lioy of hidden talents. SUSANNE O'SHANlCK Commercial Sports Cluli 23 Chorus I-.Z-.l-43 A Cap- pella Choir 3-4: Monitor 2-33 Typist .3-4. Her voice and disposition are equally sweet. DOROTHY LOUISE PALISIN Commercial Chorus 1-2-33 Monitor 2. Dorothy is noted for her pleasant dis- position and willingness to cooperate when needed. BETTY IANE PALMER Scientilic Boy and Girl Contest l-2: Ifxtemporan- eous Speaking 33 Mirrorette 2-3-4: Masque and Gavel 43 Monitor 43 Senior Play 43 Quill and Scroll 4. Promises to be a perfect Math teacher. MARY LOUISE PAPPA Commercial Mary can be rightfully proud of her long black hair. BETTY A. PATTERSON Commercial Chorus 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 4: Sports Club. Shy and demure, but liked by all. ROBERT EDWARD PATTERSON General 'Junior Hi-Y 1-2, Monitor 24 Football 35 Frack l-2. XXV: lost liob to Uncle Sam but we know he'll live up to the name of Sha- ron High School. IACK A. PEARCE General Hi-Y 2-3-4: One Acts 3: Student An- nouncer 4. During' his presence at Sharon Hi Jack never worried about friends. IOHN R. PHILLIPS Scientihc Senior Play 4: Mirror 3-4, Editor 4: Mirrorette 25 Track 2. Handsome Jack was quite a romeo in the Senior Play. WILLIAM FRANKLIN PHILLIPS Scientific Mirror 3-45 Monitor 1-33 Hi-Y 2-3-43 Usher 4. VVe're sure Dude is making a good name for himself at college. DOLORES P. PLANCHAK General Senior Play Committee 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1- 2-3-4: Sport's Club 1-25 Junior Class League, Leaders' Club 4: Monitor 4. Quiet, vivacious Deb plans to join the WAACS. W. BOOSE POOLE Scientific Band 1-2-3-49 Monitor 43 Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. Boose can play any kind of music from boogie-woogie to the classics. PALESTINE POPE Classical Chorus 1-2-3-4. Very quiet, with a pleasant smile for everyone. VALENTINO G. PUGNEA Scientific Monitor 1-2. Val was one of the Seniors who en- listed in the U. S. Navy. GAYNELL PUMPHREY Commercial Chorus l-2-3-4: A Cappella Choir 2-3: Minstrel 3--lg Ilrainatics Club 3-4. If y0u've seen Gay in the ininstrcl then need we say more? EUGENE E. PYNE General A sure bet in the aeronautical field. ELLAMAIDIE REARICK General Chorus I-2-3-4, Sports Club I. Calm and quiet, she is a good compan- ion any time. CAROLINE IEANNE REILLY General Monitor 1-2-3-4: Usher 3-4: Chorus I-2-3-4. Jeanne can well be remembered as Homecoming Queen for 1943. CHARLES C. RENNER General Monitor 1: Minstrel 3-4: Social Com- mittee -lg Art StaFf: Senior Play Com- mittee 4. Fuzzy's hair cut has been a model for many students of Sharon High. WILLIAM JAMES RIFFNER Scientific Hi-Y l-2-3-45 Recording.: 4: Class Hask- etball 1-2-3: Senior Play 4. Always willing to turn work into play. HARRlETT IANE RITENOUR General Chorus l-3-45 Leaders' Club 4. Harriett's ambition is to be a secre- tary when she graduates. AURORA MARIE ROSCOE Commercial 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1-3-4: Mirror 2-3-45 Orches- tra 1-2-3-45 llramatics Club 4: Mon- itor 1-3. Aurora's pleasing personality and charming smile have made her outstand- mg. CEClLlA ROSENBLUM Classical Boys and Girls Contest 25 Mirrorette 2-3-45 Social Committee 45'Senior Play 45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Tri-lli-X I-2. Celie shines at everything she at- tempts. , THOMAS ROWLANDS General Fire Squad 3-4. Thanks, Toni, for your eRorts on the Traffic Squad. HELEN LOUISE RUNC Commercial Monitor 4. lt' you want to learn to bowl,4see Helen. ROBERT D. RUNG Scientific Hi-Y l-2-3-45 Monitor 1-2-3-4. It' Bob keeps on, his name will ap- pear in aviation headlines. ROBERT LOUIS SAUER Scientific lloy and Girl Contest l-25 Traffic Squad I-2-3-4, Captain 3-45 Football 35 Mon- itor 45 llebate 2. llob did a swell job on the traffic squad. DOLORES MAE SAUL Commercial 'l'ri-Hi-Y 25 Leaders' Club 45 Chorus 3. Dolores is noted for her loyal sports- manship in any class. ROSE MARIE SCELSI Commercial Chorus l-2-3-4. 'Rose's interest in aviation makes us think she's a Hier at heart. ANN M. SCHALLER Leaders' Club 45 Chorus I-2-3-4. HHavc you ever seen red hair as beau- titul as Ann's? IEAN E. SCHALLER Classical Tri-Hi-Y 2-45 Chorus l-2-3-45 Mon- itor 2-3-4. You can count on jean to cheer a person. VLDORA SCOTT Gene'-al Chorus 1-2-3-4. 'Always supports school projects and gives the team support. EDITH ANN SEEGERS Commercial Chorus 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Dramatics 45 Monitor 45 Leaders' Club 45 Sports Club 1-2-3. Edith is very genial and cooperative. IULIA SERVICE Classical Mirrorette 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 Quill and Scroll 45 One Acts 45 Senior Play 4: Monitor I-2-3-45 Social Com- mittee 4. IA pretty girl with a bubbling person- ality. DORlS MAE SHAFFER Classical lnterscholastics 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-45 Ilramatics Club 3-45 Mirror 2-3-45 Pub- lic Relations 3-45 One Act Plays 45 Monitor 2-3-45 Sports Club 1-25 Chorus 2-3-4: A Cappella 3-45 Senior Play 4. Clever and witty. DOROTHY SHANDER Retailing Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-45 Sports Club 15 Chorus 1-2-35 Home Room Chairman l. Dorothy's eyes and smile denote per- sonality plus. IEANNE SHANES Retailing Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3: Sports Club I. Jeanne is the kind of person you like to have around. HELEN MAE SHAPIRO Classical Helen showed originality last year when she painted her glasses red, GLORIA A. SI-IILLING Classical Chorus 1-2-3-4: Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-4: A Cappella 2-3-43 Orchestra 41 Band 4. lllonde and blue-eyed Gloria is un- assuming in all her ways. WILLIAM R. SHIMP General Cross Country 3. Did you ever notice Ilill's wide grin? FLOYD C. SHORTS General Football 2-3-41 Tumbling 2-3-45 Dra- matics 3-4g Fire Squad 3-4. Shorty played some line football during his High School career. WILLIAM ALVIN SHUSTER Scientific Ili-Y I-2-3-4: Archery Club lg Mirror 2: Monitor 3-43 Football 3-4. lVe hear Bill is going to NVest Point. Good luck, Bill! HELEN LOUISE SI-IUTTLEWORTH General Chorus 1-2-3-43 Monitor 1. Peppy, likes to sing, dance or just argue. BERNICE E. SIEFERT Classical Monitor 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-4. Quiet, composed, and reliahle. Ber- nice has a sparkling twinkle in her brown eyes. STEPHEN SKERTIC General IYe het on Steve for success in future years. BEI I I SKUSE General 'Fri-Ili-Y l-2-3-4: Monitor 2-3-4: Cho- rus l-2-3-4: Leaders' Cluh -l, Her willingness to work will see her through. SALLY ELIZABETH SKYRM Classical Tri-HiY l-2-3-4: Chorus l-Z: A Cap- pella Choir 4: Orchestra l-2-3-4: Inter- scholastics 1-2-3. . Friendly, super pianist and a good singer. RICHARD HAROLD SMITH General Chorus 2-3-4: A Cappella .Z-.l--l: Ilox- ing 4. Richard makes a swell mechanic. VERN C. SMITH Scientific Band 1-2: Rifle Cluli 2-33 Stage Crew 1-2-3-4. Vern has done some good hard work on the stage crew. WILLIAM IACOB SMITH General Cross Country 2. I-Ie is the hard working type that gets ahead. WILLIAM SMITH General Traffic Squad 1-2-3-43 Captain 4. llill's thc boy we see on the traffic squad every day, rain or shine. CORNELIUS SMOLEN General Monitor 3: Boxing 33 Hi-Y I: Class Basketball 2-3-4: Senior Play 4: Iland -l. tVe predict Cornelius to be a great artist. ROBERT SNYDERWINE General Fire Squad 45 Dramatics Club 3-4. VVe'Il remember Apple leading the cheers at all the games. MARGARET M. SOLYAN Retailing Chorus I-2-3-45 Monitor 1-25 Minstrel 1-2. Nothing seems to rutile Margaret's ever-present poise. EDYTI-IE E. STAFFORD Retailing Chorus l-2-3--li Secretary Edythe is a credit to our school with her pleasing personality and happy-gm lucky charm. FRANCES L. STAMBAL Commercial Tri-I-Ii-Y 2-3-45 Monitor I5 Dramatics Club 45 Secretary 4. Studious. courteous, happy...that's Frances. IOSEPHINE R. STEEANAC Commercial Chorus I-2-35 Secretary 4. Pleasant personality and loads of fun. Never a dull moment when joe is around. MARION IOAN STEINECK General Chorus I-.15 Monitor 45 Senior Play 45 Monftor 3-4. 'l'Iie part of Emily was superb. A wonderful actress. MARTHA ANN STEWART Classical Mirrorettf: 2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y I-2-3-4: Monitor 1-25 Social Committee 2-5-45 Civilian Defense 4. A very friendly and cheerful person in Marty Ann. DALE RICHARD STOOPS General Monitor 2-3-45 Rifle Club 45 Band 2-3-45 llramatics Club 45 Track 2. Dale has done a good job in Visual Education. MILAN M. STUPKA General Monitor 3-45 Basketball 2-3-4. We hear Spike is quite a typist: beside being a great basketball star. EDWARD SUITA General Junior Varsity 1-2: Varsity Basket- ball 3-4. The basketball court is Ed's second home. TED SUPEL Commercial Monitor 1. Though quiet and modest, Ted has a host of friends. IOI-IN SVERCI-IEK Scientific Basketball 25 Tumbling 4. Bashful and quiet, John does things well. VIRGINIA M. SWARTS General Home Room Chairman 25 Chorus 1-2- 3-45 A Cappella 3-45 Tri-Hi-Y 2-35 Mon- itor 4. IUNE EILEEN TAYLOR General Sports Club 1-2-35 Leaders' Club 45 glzamatics Club 3-45 Public Relations June's a whiz in sports. DANIEL L. THANOS Scientific Band 1-25 Dramatics Club 3-45 Basket- ball 2-3-4g Class Basketball 1. Fun loving Dan is liked by all. General Junior Hi-Y 2. is the out-door man of Sharon ELIZABETH B. TOMKO Commercial Chorus l-2-3: Monitor 3: Secretary 4: A Cappella Choir 2-35 Minstrel l-2-3. NVQ all enjoyed her pleasant voice in the minstrels. MARY IANE TRIKUR CI0lllI'llC Cllll Chorus l-2-3: Leaders' Club 4. XVitli the pep of Betty Hutton, Mary lane can beat any girl on the dance floor. DUTTY TURNER Classical Nlirrorette 2-3-4: Social Committee 45 Quill and Scroll 49 'l'ri-Hi-Y l-2-3--lg Monitor l-2-3-4. IJottie's really a pal worth having. IOI-IN URSTA General john's drawing ability will carry him far on the roatl to success, WILLIAM VARGO Getltnal Golf 2-J: Tumbling 4. llill is Sharon High's excellent golf slitf. MAIRY IAYN VON STROHE Classical Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-4: Monitor 2-3-4: Cho- rus 3-43 Quill and Scroll 4: Sport's Club .lg Leaders Club 4: Mirror 2-3-4. Scrawny is always on the go. VERA WALTHOUR Claasictal Chorus 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-4: Monitor 45 Civilian Defense 4. The day is yet to come when Vera looks rlowncast. CHARLES W. WARRENDER General Tutnbling I-2-3-4: Monitor 3-4. Chuck and tumbling certainly go to- gether to make two outstanding fea- turus of S.H.S. FLORENCE A. WEAVER General Chorus 1-2-3-4: Sports Club 21 Monitor 45 Leaders Club 4. A radiant smile always has something pleasant to say. WILLIAM CARME WEAVER General Monitor l-2-3: Chorus I-23 Rifle Club I-3. llill is the cheerful part of any party. LILLIAN M. WEINGARTEN Commercial Mirror 2-3-45 Monitor 2-.ig Orchestra l-2-3-43 Tri-Ili-Y l-2-3-4g Dramatic Club 3-4: Public Relations 2-3-4g Sports Club 1: Chorus 3-4. Ilusy as a bee with activities. IOSEPH IOHN WEINREICI-I General Public Relations 4. You can usually depend on joe to tlo you a favor. IEMELIA ANNE WHALEN Commercial Chorus I: Monitor 2-3-4: Sports Club l-2-.lg Dramatics Club 3-45 Public Re- lations 3-4: Senior Play 4: Une.-Xct Plays 3-4. Attractive, fun-loving redhead. ROBERT SPENCER WILCOX General llramatics 4: Rifle Team I-2: Senior Play 4. A twinkle of the eye and a sparkling smile are only two of Bob's many pos- sessions. PAUL E. WILKINS Scientific Monitor 2-5-49 Hi-Y l-.Z-3-4: Radio Club l-23 Dramatics Club 3-4. Cnr Senior class president is also an excellent student. HAROLD R. WILLIAMS Scientific Dramatics Club 4: Monitor l-4: Public Relations -lg Rifle Club 45 Senior Play 4: Social Committee 4. Harold is now in the Merchant Mar- ine. Good luck, Harold! IEAN WILLIAMS Retailing Chorus L2-3-4: Monitor 45 Art Staff 4: Secretary 4. An art enthusiast extraordinary. MARTHA WILLIAMS Commercial Chorus 1,2-3-45 Minstrel 1-2-3. IXi34ftIl2l'S tap dancing has certainly contributed to our minstrels. GERALDINE WILSON General Tri-Iii-Y I-2-3-45 Monitor 4. Snappy, quick, and studying Latin- that's Geraldine. IOYCE T. WILSON Commercial 'l'rivHi-Y 25 Sports Club 2. Joyce is known for her friendly ways. TREVOR WILSON General A very interesting speaker, especially on airplanes. PEGGY IEAN WIMMER Commercial Minstrel 13 Chorus 1-2-3-45 Tri-Hi-Y5 Sports Club 35 Secretary 3-4. .A girl with a pleasing personality and friendly smile. ISABEL MARIE WOLANIN General Chorus 1-2-3-4. Quiet and efficient, always willing to serve. ROBERT WOLFINGER General Basketball 4. A future big league pitcher. ELEANOR F. ZACI-IIK Commercial Chorus I-ZA3-4: Leaders' Club 45 Mon- itor 4. Sports, art, school affairs-all Gnd a place in her life. EDWARD ZIPP IE General , A quiet lad and a fine friend. I The following members of the class of 1943 left school during the year, to join thc armed forces: IOI-IN CLIFFORD DANIEL GROSS ALLAN IRVINE GEORGE KILBERT GEORGE LATCITIERAN The following members of ALBERT ACKER IOSEPH BEST GALE McCLIMANS IOI-IN METZGER HARRY MONSON CHARLES O'NEILL ROBERT PATTERSON the class of 1943 left RAYMOND BROWN DON FRANKENBERRY WILLIAM PHILLIPS school IOI-IN PEARCE VALENTINO PUGNEA WILLIAM REESE WILLIAM I. SMITH CHARLES WARRENDER at mid-term to enter college: ROBERT SAUER WILLIAM WEAVER Sn lx 210--Juniors llunl Row Hutfcv, A. Hullcr, H. Iuncx, LIIICSU, IQOVLILII, P. Is.-Im, E. IQIUCIIRH I. Kln-ixmkopffv R. Icnws, 1.4-ymlv, Kulick, F. Kulcdin. Ivwrll, NI. Krivoslm, D. Hopko, IQ. Km-plan, P. I..1ns.1r, Kissinger. irs! Row D. Hn-nry, M. Hk'lllDc'l, F. Kalxl, A. Izlcolxs, G. Hurt, D. Kvocnk, B. Kcnxmcdj V. Iam-s, Holzslm, R. Hzlmllvy, H. lnluv, P. Gilliluml, IXUS. Iona-s. 211-Juniors I.IliI'Ll Row-f B. lfcrrcll, Cinrny, 15. H'1'1'cll, D. Fwing, A. Gimski, 15. Gcngcr. IQ. Pugh' liilllgll, Cf. Hgllmczkowski, H. lflickilmgcr, C3lll'I'L'll', H. Fisclu-r, Nl. Gngich. vunul Row VV. l:illl1L'll, Ci. lslillll, A. IEIIICVV, B. CSAIIIILTS, NI. C. Dunn, FKIIIIUIIAS, G lfluwcr, H. Gctlming, R. l:I'iK'llIAiC1l, D. Goomlwin. lbglv, VV. Clnntz, If. Din-tricim, P. C1Cl'gll, lfultun. 'mml Row Huvvunl, H. Hilv, I.. Klum, B. TV1L'Flvvniu, TXI. Kissinger, lf. lnskmvixz, D I'Sl Row R. WIISIJII, A. Gulclmwkv. H. L. lfill, Ciilclmrcst, NI. Dn'lI31'nttc, IT. Hick, ff 212-Juniors I'I1I1'4I Row I7. Dunn. If Dugan, VV. Cult, I.. I7c'NuImIu, VU. Dim-gun, K. Davis, XV. FVLIIIS I. Iflmm. IIA. Dnvimlsmm. A. Dzlllillcln. Ii. Dunn, R. Costa-ll, B. Il-za-11, Dutzcr. I-mm! Row C. Unvics. I I1llll'AlI1Llll, IIA. Hnspc-I, G. Cfnrlsmm, A. CILIFSUII, Cfustullu, K Cllllaxlmll, S. Clmivcrton. NI. I5lllZl'I', If. IHIQIITIS, Dunxmclly. li .. . . -. .. . rel Row RI. Llmc. R. C,urIwus. I.. C.4:slulwll.1r, R. INI. C..mI1Il. H. I'Iurns, S. c.llIlL'l1, IW. Lulu Ix. Cult, I.. c..ISI7AlI'4I, Ix. c,UlI5llIll1L'. 213-Juniors l4I1ir1l Ram' R. fxIIlIk'l'SUll, If. Al'L'I1L'I', R. I-IULILIIIIQS, Iinmu. A. HC'II-Illilll, R. CIIIYISIUIISKHI IIA. Cilydv, I-I. AIIum, W. Cnvc, XV. Bllflklll, Buzgn, A. CIxo111u1', I.. Ballrtln. I-mml Row A. Cfi111pc'1'lxml1, I. Iiums. S. Arm. B. I.. AI'lllSlI'Ul1g, I7. I3mIn111rl', A. Iiglluiclx II. CIomIl'icIi. A. IIi'l1L'CIIL', NI. IILIIIAIS, II. I.. I'IllAL'Sf, If. CIIIIZIIIAIIQ G. I'ICI11lI'l'y. Iirsl Row Ii. Aslmm, I.. Bolml, NI. IJDVOVVII, II. Iiirclm, Ipmkllllgls, I5. Brullt, I5 Iiuotll, If. Bulgur, I. BAIIICIAOISI, S. Brooks, N111 IVIllHl'L'. 302-Juniors II111'mI Rnww It. Strnllss, Ycngcr, WiIIs4n11, B. XNIIIQQS, D. XNIIlIfL'IlL'lllI, T. XNYIILIIIUII R. Sumps, W. Slmunmkcr, INI. Wmmlalxmsky. Sm-:mul Row W41Ikc'1'. G. 'l'mln, P. Sl1yiICl'WIlll', S. Swartz, Young, S. IIIUIIIUJXYIKZ, I XIAISCUIII, B. WiIIi:1l11s, F. Slcgcr, P, Tnuuko, I. Ygmowiti. A. Vx'uI41ni11. 'Il'Nl Row D. INI. 'llxylulg C. 'I-Il0lllAlS, A. Vglsconi. Ii. Stcvcm. A. Swrclu-Ia, A. XV.lkl'.Il'U R. f1lc'I4cl'. I5. 'I-lll'lll'l', R. 'I4L'VL'1lKI1lIL', N. T-l'OITlL'lllAlI', Ii. A. VVIQQCII. NI. A. XVII-wla 304-Juniors Ilunl Row A. Russcltx. It. 5lllgCl', 51111111-1, Sllllilll, R. I'IL'l'IllAlIlSUIl, N. 5 mmlxlw, H I Salnllmlc, B. Rosscr, IXI. Stein, VV. Slwalslcy, T. SillIIik'y, D. Stuwnrt, Cf. S.11'm1'. l'L'0lliI Row' 'Il Shiulals, VV. Scrugg, R. Sclmllcr, H. Sipotz, I. Scnllncr. I-I. Slow, I'. 5lgIL'I'. I Rl'AII'Ik'Ii, I.. RowIgmcIs, NI. HL'lt1'iCIi, SQIICLIU, S. Schalfitz. lI'Sl Ruw SlllL'l'LlgIlll, 5. Cl. Slump, In Pyslm, Ii. NI. RCLIYICIQ, I. Schultz. I. Saxon, INI. Snlm S. RicI1:11'cIs. NI. Gilln-rr, RUIIO, S. A. Slmimp, IXIrs. Buclmnnlm. 305-Juniors 'l4l1il'ml Row' Rivctli. H. Rav, G. Rcsclc, Nl. Riccinnli, I.. Russ, R. Riggs, Rcilly, S Rcalrclon, Quinn. Srfulul Row- Popc, R. Tonks, Pollack, IW. Nfuycr, Petrus, Novoscl, E. Pllksllilk D. TX-Iorris, lf. Pctcrson, R. Pctroski. Ifirsl Row-f R. Plklllfllllk, NI. Patterson, A. Nickum, S. Oslmrnlc. H. Pansy, S. Nlunnull li. Phillips. Nichols, I. Olshnvsky, Miss Hnyfs. 307-Juniors 'lxluinl Row R. Nlouxm-, If. O'Nuil, G. Pntu-rsml, I.. Mu-kung I. Ivh-nm-lsu-in. 15. Tvlilclu-ll li. O'Kom, G. Ncmctz. SLTUIICI Row' R. Niort, NI. IVIo1'gm1stvr11, Nlircllcll, H. IVIClAIllL'lSfL'ill, N. Nlcycr, B. Niillsop I. RfI0l'iSllyC, Pnintur, R. fX4itchcll. lfirst Row- NI. Nloorc, NT. Niillcr, G. Nlcans, P. Mitchell. lf. Nlonoc, C. R4OI'gllll, lf Rlillcr, Rliss IXIUUVL: y v 315-Juniors Iliml Row---ln. lvfcffratlx, C.. Hilclclwraml, R. McNamara, R. Lyncli, B. lNlalln-wsmi, I McNulty, I.USlL'UClA, R. McCoy, E. Logan, W. lvlackl, G. Lucas. gifflllll Row-HR. McDa4lc, W. Mcans, Macinslxl, S. Lvolis, Laskowitz, Nl. lvlaiissci M. ia M.-ifmiii.-ii, A. Mm-1-S, M. lyfim. ' I-liiral Row--P. lx!1iAClL'2ll'l1, Lumpp, Nl. K. Llcwcllyn, NI. Nlastcrs, S. lvlarsrcllcr. Nl l.owvi'y, li. McCann, D. Levitt, B. Goldie, Nlr. Collins. 109-Sophomores Iiliirml Row D. cilllllllllglllllll, R. Coopcr, T. Conti, M. Marks, H. Doncvan, C. Davis, R D1-Hin, C. Davl-rio, Curi'y,AR. Danivls, Elcrluy, M. Darliugtoz, H. lxflkllllllil. 'Sccoml Row- H. Dunn, R. Davivs, XV. Dcliorccst, Dcrr, M. Falvo, R. Davicl, lirvv, H Ifcclmkrm, Eskay, C. Diiffm-ll, M. Durr, D. Duffy. 1 First Row- B. Davis, M. lflowcrs, L. Crispcn, E. Erimias, S. Francis, F. Furtado, NI. Dicgaii M. Dillon, G. Culp, N. Mcssct, H. Cramer, T. Dudley, P. lWcDowcll. lll-Sophomores I-llifll Row- BOIILIIICS, Bolgcr, Ccrlnr, B. Brvnt, lf. Nlnzur, B. Bright, VV. Bllgl'lL'l' I. I. liulmlmvs. Burkc, B. Calulflckl, In C.a1'clclk1. cculul Row VV. Bllcklcy. li. Burns, Brown, li. Cunlvy, C. Coon, P. Cowan, Clmlill Pr. Rliklos, H. Clinc, IX4. Canmdy, N. Bontn, A. Caplan. 'iI'5I Row Nl. ciOll1lCl'X', U. Colson, H. Burncrt, R. P?l'L'l!l1iIll, P. Bucklcv, P. Bl'l'llIlllll, I5 Cfcrlms, S. Canllson, A. Burt, V. Court, Miss Stcphclxscux. I 112-Sophomores Hurd Row Robmsou, R. Blstrltz, P. Balstrcss, D. Bully Astonc, H. Amvlvgnltv, Blau I. Fmilcy. T. Baycr, Bassctt. Svwml Row H. Nlfcilllhlllgll, Bcnns, K. Baltcmnn, R. Bw. P. Brake. A. Barnum. B. Bnsk wcll. A. Aycrs, NI. linker, R. Ackerman, H. Binlorufki, A. Prim. l'il'sl Rmv H. Bcsl, P. B0llSlUllgll, A. Bain, M. Berry, A. Nlitchcll, I. Pmrnwwki, O. Pmllkn 15. licringcr, B. Bnstrcss, D. Fzcllcx'ilk', B. Banc. 204-Sophomores I'l11r1l Row A, Ynlmmnn, W. Vmlc111clm1', Ii. Ynrznlu. R. W4mm11ix', V.1I1-minu, Zmrulm CI. X7lll'Cl10ViCl1, A. Wl1ifWfJ!AIl1, I5. Zahn, B. Shorts, YAHIHAIIIIS, R. IX'IilSfl'Ui1ll1lli. S4-cmul Row- A. Tonmko, D. WL'ik.ll, T. WIlifL', R. Wlmita-, lf. VV1'igl1t, D. VVilkins, I. Wl1itn', P. Wick, M. Zipny. I. xVCJlf:lllgL'l', C. Vfilson. D. Vil'gLllliffl, A. XVicscn. irsl Row' R. NIL-clmilmll, O. Wilc'v, S. Wl1itc', D. Znvarln, Mlll'N' Ycsko. NI. E. Vxfilfls, Pm Zvnriclm, S. Young, IN1. L. 'Witt, Hclcn Win-scll, A. WillIlllllS, Zn-ku. H. XXHIIIIIICI' 205-Sophomores l'lm'rl Row D, 'I4nylur, R. Slmrtlcwurtlm, P. Src-plmcmon, R. Sunmncr, Ii. Spun, U, 'I'lmm IQ. Smith, St4'pl1cnson. K. Sinclair, D. MLlSlill, SYAIH-0l'll. U. Shimp. Svunul Row S. Snymlcr, Svirlmly, N. Solyzm, E. Titus, TX1. Vogcl, VVhitc. P. XYl1.1la-11 , M. XVZIISII, VV. SIl'ilIIL'I', D. Nlnrsllnll, D. Nhssrmlx. irst Row N. 5111-4141, A. -l4lll'l1Cl', M. N1CGzllfic, lf. N1t'4'll1ll1, IX1. 'I-lltlllldb. Z. Nl. VV.llkL'r S. x'yQ15klIQll'ii5, B. Tcrpnck, Tibbclls, NI. Llfblll, 206-Sophomores 'lxliircl Row---fl. Sliiclils, Salnkvy, K. lX4nttlicws, G. sLlIllllL'lS, D. Scclsi, L. Siiiinta, Cf. Rust R. Sciplc, Sclvcstycii, P. Nlaly, S2lI1lPlt', IVI. Scnoyiiit, Scluiliz, D. Sllklll-L'I'. Scuuiul Row--D. Rulilcv, V. Scopnck, S. Taro, B. Siimclllimii, lf. Smirli. Nl. Skiisc. li 'I'uk.isli, li. Tailor, H. Sizcr, Scwnll, Sllill-l'1lll. l5ii'sI Row- A. Smith, B. Srzilfonl, D. Stnlforil, Nl. Sri-Ulu-l, S. Stimrt, Nl. l.. 'llcngiiu D. Slllllll N. Tcimis, lNflcyci', M. Siwiccki, D. Snyilcr, Mi'. XVnssci'. 207-Sophomores Tliiril Row- R. Ru-il. A. Piscgiiu, XV. Rcaulslmw, A. Nluriiiko, R. Ruse, D. Quimby, Vx Phillips, A. Popp, D. Rcynolils, H. Pryts, Piiilipliix-y, E. Phillips, W. Ricliamls. Sucoiicl Row--R. Rinilv, P1'itcl1411'fl, lf. Scgcr, V. Sciiilwig Nl. Shilling, Nl. Ross, R. Slim-i'i'ill' lifl l'- f' -- 9 S io tis, lt blianclci, I. Ryan, NI. Robison, D. Record. l5ii'xr Row-f -NI. Siramr, D. Ruffo, C. Rossi-tri, B. Schwartz, D. Robci-rs, NI. SL'lll?lll'l1, Silvvi- lllilll, A. Rugicro, M. lN'lCCilllI1, H. Slmyutli, Mi'. Rcamcy. r 208-Sophomores bl.llil'fI Row CI. IX'1ikulski, Novak, G. IX'1iIll'l', W. Miller, lf. Mill:-r, VV. :X4CCil'Alll1, Nym- VV. Nlomc, TVIillc1', N. I.ysohi1', A. lVIcl1t1'c'k, -l-. NIIOIISOII. 17. Nvmvtz, I Nuttinglmnl. Sccmul Ruwf V C. 1Nf1cNcclc-gc, N'IUl'I'iSUl1, l. Paul, B. Ncnl, M. Popp, R. Ihmlc, LJIBVICII P. I7rc'slcy, W. Rcccl, A. Newton, M. Grlusky. l5irst Row--P. Mcmss, D. Niclcum. NT. Pollalck, Y. Nichols, B. Rdlliill, l. Rcclmcr, XV. Rickcrt V. Rcgulc, G. Qsbomc, D. Pllllllk, NT. Pnpp, IVI11 Collocli. 214-Sophomores llllinl Row- R. Krzlilqt, I.. l.11ric', U. Kl'X'ilI', l.QlVCl'y, B. l.i'iPllL'il1lCl', 5. Lysolxir, XV. Krisik TV1. I.c11o, Kmjck, G. lxggntt, G. I.nzm', B. Loyd. Svmxul Row V. Lung, T. Luvcrty, IW. Linn, N1. Mitclwll, TNI. lilNWK'll'S, B. Ninssy, D M:111ssc'1'. T. I,L'l'lll1kllll, I7. Kulusich, E. hlkgltos. Ifirst Ruwn C. Nlnrtin, D. Klittcn, D. I.:-n-ullmulmm, Iyllclm, A. N'IiIl'illll, D. Nlnrtin, B Ugcttc, V. Livingston, Ni. Nl. Kloss, N. Lcvilt, I, Lucas, NI. F. I.c11gulu'x'. 215-Sophomores Illlinl Row Kirkcxulalll, R. IX'I1ll'L'li, Iol'crv, D. Knapp, If. Homer, C. Iliff, Hilku, Ii IKAIVVLIIILI, N. II-Ill-rm, H. Houtz, I'. II1111-tt, D. Homer, M. Hlnclio. I-mm! Row- If. Kluss, I7. ISI-lm, II. Knslmr, C. KL-lwc, IN1. Iolmson, Hinkin, I7. Ialcksoll IYI. I.. Hunt, D. Husnck, R. Hlll'l-i7l'Cl, A. Ij2lI'L'1lII, II. Klaus, C. Kulml. Iirsl Row IXI. Kcclcr, B. lulmwn, KL'lJl!gll, A. Iolmsfm, H. joy, S. H01-mlick, IX4. I lam-s, IXI. jolmstun, M. A. Kupustn, lf. Iunco, S. Hcttrick, R. Iona-s, IX4iss Hnsscll 216-Sophomores Illmirml Row IXI.u'Cn11lvv, K. I5c'lu', Haullvt, Hunk, R. Iflkv, R. IX4zulclm'n, H. Gamrz R. Cllllwrt. R. I-II'41tl1, D. Guynn, A. Gulmlsrolmc, S. I:t'l'k'llL'II4, W. Grilnul. Sccoml Row H. liill, H1mmrlc, R. Hzn'1'ilI, K. Gilmlvs, NI. Gilvlvons, NI. Goldstein, I lXIz1xwcll, IXI. Guln, R. CIl'l'L'I', G. I5c1'l'cll, R. Goclfrcy. Ifirst Row S. Gomlsu-in, I, lN'IcCnnu, NI. I.. Gill, Gorslai, IMI. I.. CIVIIIIIUIT, B. cll't'l'll In-rgvr, IXI. Hum-I, I. Hcmllcy. IVI. Hilllllllilll, A. IN'1cIjl1'oy, S. Hamis, D. Glovcr. 101-Freshmen Illmirml Row- H. Rnlyn, A. Sargous, RiCL'i1ll'1h, Ristvcy, VV. R.lclfm'cl, Ruuyxlmlxlxullu A. Roch-walt, D. Richzlrcls. SCCOIIJ Row D. RCSlliCk, R. Rodcckclx R. Ricllzmlsml, IW. Phillips, NI. Novak, lf. l'gl1'k C. Pnsscllo, T. Pctrillo, Rcgulc, V. Rngostu. First RUWSYX4. P1llll1Cl', Polknvitclm, D. Pnpp, N. I7ctc1'so11, D. PL-tros, T. Nt1TIillgllAllll. M Olcsl-ccy, L. Phillips, B. Pollctt, Miss CIISIIIIIQIII. 102-Freshmen Tlminl Row-f N. lxfIOl'gL'I15lCl'll, P. Olslmvsky, B. Ogg, G. Piclclingtrm, XV. Cr.n111m'1'. Alf IMI tcrson, Papnw, M. Nituwski, Morgcnstcm, R. Nicola, Cf. Price-. F, Rncln'tn. SL-coml Row- R. O'Ncil, VV. Cupic, P. I7nciHco, L. G. Murlvlmy, M. CILll'1lSiCll, I5. Mlklm M. Mink, D. Morton, A. Molnor, W. Murmlock, C. N1m'ro11, NR'lllt'S. I5irst Row' H. McNcc'lc'gc, A. N1k'l1Slll'Qlfi, Morton, G. IVfitr.'lu'll, R. 1XIm'g.111, YXI. N'IllI'sj'llIl P. Moran, B. Mllllllill. D. MOIll1i11, P. Gallnghcr, Millcr, S. My-gums, Miss Owvn 103-Freshmen 'IAI1ir4I Row R. I.vtIe, VV. IXIc'ConneII, R. IN'IcC4n'tnev, R. IVILlgI11ll', A. Leluetl, IXIIIIL-r, A IXIiI1ockn, R. Day, L. INIcNuIty, G. IVICIJQIIIIICII, IXIntias, Lucas, R. Lewis. Second Row-IXI. IXInxweII, P. Nlessinu, K. Nfillison, S. IVIuste1', B. Lewis, P. Ford, Nie- Intyre. NI. INI:1sIin. R. Ivfitrn, R. Skyrm, A. IVICIISIIYLIYI, C. IVIcCnIIongI1. Ifn-st Row Cf. Lnnsnt, S. IVI4n'steIIer, G. Livernmnre, B. Nluthews, TNI. IXfICAlIilll1S, IIIIIZICI' II. I.nenik4n', V. IN'I.1skey, A. Nfclflroy, D. Mallll, B. IXICCllIL'IIL'lJll, NI. IVIAIIIQIIIIIAIII IXIiss StnnsfIeIcI. 104-Freshmen 'I'In1'cI Row' Ii. Rnring, R. Kilbert, Kealveny, I7. King, T. Knellnlis, I-I. Innes, If. Koss, I jones, H. Innes, NI. Kenveny, C. Koch, R. Keating, D. Lapllznn. Second Row-f IXI. Km-elko, R. I.z1ve1'ry, G. Knapp, R. I.ilIASL'll, P. I5Iynn, Ii, Koch, I. I.neseI N. Knshey, M. Kleinopf, M. Krivnk, A. Kelelm, Klein, VV. Knrpn, R. I.a1n1In'eeIn I5irst Row-R. Klester, C. Krnkowsky, NI. Knapp, IVI. Knhl, I. KLIVOS, II. Knrnc, I. Klein, R. Kuslmn, A. KrnynaIc, D. Kaiser, Innes. I 105-Freshmen Tlmircl Row-f-H. lncksmm, VV. HfJlll'lll7il1lgl1, R. Hughes, H. Dnlu. R. Hcmlings, R. Hill, I IUllllS0ll, C. Hollingslwaxcl, N. Hnsscl, Huluick, Hum-I, R. Iuzwinski. 1-mm! Row . Hovt, . Hassan, W. Hculvcl, I.. FZlI'I'lllY'Cl', . Hcrlllzlmwitz, S. Chmlmr . rv D. Grant, D. Hcntlm, M. Hclncn, Icnnings, li. Hctsun, R. lclh-rw, R. Hull. :ll'5l Row H Hcnrv, lf. Hellman, A. Huscmft, D. Iolmson, D. IILIUSI, NI. Gig-gl-l, P. Hamlin R. Crccn,'lVI. Griffith, Gray, P. H.1zlctr. 107-Freshmen nn R l'l1ir4l Row-I. Gogn, K. liricclriclm, lf. Hassan, I-. Grccn, Ilcrrv, lf. l:k'I'gll50Il, P. I5li , Dcnault, D. Harrison, li. Elvusky, W. Porrustc1', Clflllllll, Dcmlw, li. l:llI't'X l. Colclcn, T. Goruut, D. Dunn. cconcl RowfR. Gill, P. Cammy, R. Pink, Collins, K. Corpy, l. Ihpfclfl, V. Evcrton, P lXl Calllalmn, D. Ccrluus, W. Canzuly, Growlcy, P. Gl'L'X2l, Gmlldnmmm, Grcculmum. Airst Row-A. DCll1illKlSClll, C. DL-Angelo, G. Clll1lllI1gllLlIll, M. Custaml, P. I.. lfrickso N I. DcNolnlc, Everton, Evans, P. Clllllllligllillll, D. ElSlllI11Ill, NI. Davis, Czlrclclln, S. C:1ll'lS0l1, L. Colnngclo, L. Conti, S. Cole, Mx'. Hwlr. 108-Freshmen Tlminl Row--I. Brnslmcu, G. Cu-bus, D. Burgvr, E. Camcxnn, Cionc, L. Brzulialll, A. lzbllfflllill, R. Brown, W. Calvin, W. CLll'fl1l,'l', L. Bowman, H. ClllJVLlll, ll. Bramlcu- stein. I. Bcnsctic. Skfllllll Row clklglkl R. Cl1ll'Illt'l', C. Bllrllctt, lvl. Brown, Nl. liutnlal, Brcwiugton, lvl. I.. lll't'IZlll, P. Burns, lf. Burns. R. llruxmxmn. ll. Carm-s, T. Clifton. lirsl Row Nl. Swim, I.. Brimlgcs, li lioycr, 15. clklllflil, O. BIIZQLI, L. Blllllllllll, D. ll llrgullcy, li. Cgllmlrcm, 'lf Burtt, C. Pmmko. 110-Freshmen 'lilmirml Row- ll. linxmumft. D. Bcmlcr, B. AVL'I'lXlL'li, B. Allcn, H. Baron, B. Allison, C. Alu-r C. Bull, N. Bell, E. Blalir, H. Boco, Bctcllic, R. Bassett. Sn-cmul Row' C. llmilcy, T. Arkwaml. lf. Baer, lf. Barucs, B. Boll-, M. Attcrlmlt, I2 Bvwlcy. lXl. All71lllL'Sc', Nl. PJLIIIIJII, W. Amln-1'su11, V. Prolog. l5i1'st Row-f VV. l'mo1'll1wicli, A. Bgums, A. Boco, lvl. Axc, M. Bcloclc, Nl. Bull, lf. Allclmch lf. Bianco, l. Buell, P. Allen, B. Bcnnington, l'VIr. Low. 201-Freshmen 'llnrrl Row-f AH. Wnrrl, C. Wilson, Vodcnichar, U. Warcl, R. Wcllc1', R. Wall, R. Vernon, B. Yeager, Zynlc, A. Zoccola, A. Wlmitc-, N. Zipay. Scronrl Row-I. Ynrcnoviclm, A. Davies, N. Willialrlls, D. SIIIIHICY, E. WAlSllll1Q IlJll, M. Wlmitlillg, l5nlx'r, M. Tcaguc, lf. Thomas, Ycnclriclc. VV. Wn'l1gz11'cl, B. Davis l'll'5l Row fA. VVn-nglcr, A. liillllilll, A. VVcllcr, lVI. Smith, H. WV4blilllSRy'. N. Turr, A Vlllmtton, S. Tomko, V. Taylor, B. Wrnlallxira, P. Tlmonms, Suntcll, lXliss Rcccl. 202-Freshmen 'l'l1n'al Row- Ulnn, Sll'0Clllllilll, P. Taylor, A. Sliulnislm, l.. smigr-1, L. Stcin, Tomko C. Dobson, G. Vcrsalnlcis, T. Triclcur, N. Snxolcn, D. Dcl-lolf, E. Taylor. Scconrl Row- T. Sullivan, N. Sirnic, Stcincclc, Tllonms, Ewing, S. Schloss, N. Snyclvr- wine, B. Van Dykc, D. SL-gnluk, F. Tcstani, P. Solyun, A. Szolcnclx. lim Row lf. Snntlm, D. Sicgc, B. Stcarns, B. Scnmplc, Nl. Stoclcun, R. Nl. Scnrxlmclc, I Su-L-lc, B. Saxon, Slmtto, H. Scott, l., Smock. 203-Freshmen Third Row-I. Simmcrs, F. Donner, B. Sattcrlcc, C. Shclcloll, H. Rirclwy, W. Sl1CPllCll'tl l.. Sl'I1ll'llllll0Sliy, Roslcos. Sll1lKllS, F. Scmgg, A. Rotunno, R. Donalics, H Romclfnngcr. Scconcl RowffR. Slmlfcr, B. Sicfcrr, B. Snnkuy, S. Wcslixmg, G. Rock, A. Saunders, Pringlc D. Ewing, D. Rossaclccr, R. Schcncrmun, E. Sllalfcr, L. Ryan. liirsl Rows-H. Rulucn, M. Stark, R. Roslcos, B. Ringer, Nl. Savadu, li. Porter, Riley, lvl Rogers, B. Rc-igclmun, D. Savadu, P. Quinlan, B. Polonus, Robbins. - ev w '- an ELA ii 52'-2 ? 4? Aff - A M .fl f u .?f'X K Q' I fx x.x' K ff S , ' 7 A an , -1 M qi kb , 'F NK H E Q' iv 'ii Q 4 X, I. , Y 1 .lf . i ,LWIISX 'Q V 'Q V' -V b, X 'SL' w - V Y 4- Q, -, 1 w e A +P Q 2 gg g sffif- .1 G ' 7? 1' - 51' H . ' J Q W X . fiififgvf P ff N ff r ' A nm.lllknk9v ,, Qiffwwwefs 2,1 Q ,Q 4,3 s an 4 wig: 4 1 . if tim an f 5' 54:51 1 QAM Qi? i M 4 if' 45 es Q n ' V4 ' ww ' Q . 5 -f Q L E A b b in 3 e f is M fi W Q f . ff, YA ,wf,mn -' 1 if fi 'V LM: 1 v , J I v X 'l'1'41H'ia Squad Hmlmnlllx' cilllllllll -- l Tslwrs Suuinl Cm11l11il1vL iilkklllll czlillllfil fX'Iulli1cml's l3r.u11.l1iu Mg11'iu11u1uw SL'k'l4l'lLll'ik'S Visual Fclllcuxtiull l'i1'c Squml Rillv Skllhlll Acti ui ties XX-'Jr l !l'm'1 ,, ,,-- V. lu H:-W mm In-HVN l,1llwl1c'.1Imm 13411111 K,l'L'llL'SlI'.l A Cullwlu-11.1 f,l1UlI' Om' Act ljlaxx fXlimt1'rl SUINUI' I'I.u' Rgllluw mul Assrrnlwlu HK1Il1L'Lil!ll1iI!2L . Traffic Squad Fvcrv niorning nnil t-vciiiiig, no IHZIIKCI' what thc' wcnthcr conditions, thcsc boys are on hand to guide ns siilich' iicross 511111-Stivct. This group also a1i1ls in controlling trnlhc within thc school. Ar raillics 111111 aisscinhlii-s tht-v arc nlwaivs p1'csc11t to src that wc 2lI'l'iVC nt our corrcct clcstinntions. Super- visor ol' tl1is lint- orgginizntion is hlr. lf. N. Nvwton. lX'I4.'Illl3L'l'S of this vc:1r's sqiintlz H1-nil C11p111i11... . .....,.... lVIcG41rvcy Sign Bciircrs-T. lXflCGlA1ltll, E. O'Korn, Lcydc, Sqnaul Cf11i1t11i11s. . . .,...,..,... VV. Smirli B. Nlaitlicwson, Davis, E. Homer, F. Gnrovc, R. SLlllt'l', nntl lioglc R. l-inrrill, H. Gnntz, G. Ynrcnovich, W. Raul- loril, and Stcplicnsoii. 0 . 0 -I-rr-I-'u ru-I-I-Z3 i Hospitality Committee Tho lllCl1llJL'l'5 ol this Olgllllllllllltlll .irc the Hrst oncs to grcct Ll 1lL'VVC0lIlL'1A to Sharon High School. ilihcir ilntit-s consist ol 11cqi141i111111g new Slllllvllls witl1 our school, its rnlcs :incl 1111- stnclcnt hoilv. ilihc coniniittcc is k'llI1lPilSL'll ol two hovs :intl two girls from czlch ol tht- four classes. lX4iss E. Vk'l'IlL'CC Siiugci' is tht- lnciiltv sponsor. Mciiilmt-its for this vcnr arc: S1-niors .......... lXIi1rig111 Arms, Nlzirion LVIIIAIII, SlJPll0lllUI'CS ....,. Doris Nicknni, Ruth Shcrriff, Galt- lXIL'CTlllllAll1S, Gordon Huilt- litcd Scragg, Toni lvlonson Inniors. . .... Nancy lXIcycr, Put I-Iiulluy, l:l'L'SllI1lL'll. . . . .B111'lJ111'11 Lewis, It-an MCI1lIy1'C, Forrest Gcngcr, Harry Alhnn Carl Bailey, Bob Allen Ushers This organization resulted from a suggestion made by Nliss Saeger several years ago. Sonie time later a call was made for Senior, Iunior and Sophomore girls who wanted to be ushers and from the resulting volunteers, a group was selected by recominendation of their teachers. WL'Hl'lllg blue skirts and white blouses, they usher at all school functions held in the auditorium and a1'e on call to usher at outside activities held in our school. They have become a necessity to our school. These girls are under the direction of lvliss Caldwell. Back Row- Carolyn Coon, Lois McNeelt-ge Qcaptainj, Shirley Young, Bettv Baskwell, Ann Burt, Marcia Lynn. liront Row-Sedalia Munnel, Harriet Burnette, Ruth Iones, Frances Pysh, lrene Schultz, Clara Thomas. Social Committee Credit for the success of school dances goes to the Social Conimittee, a group of students from the four classes, who plan entertainment for the student body. Their big project of the year was Ianuary zo's Novelty Party, at which students enjoyed dancing to the music ol' recordings. Miss Brosie is director of the group with other faculty advisers being Miss Bidainan, Miss Hayes, Miss Stephenson, Miss liiler, lvlrs. Buchanan and lvlr. Collodi. Student chairman for this year was Martha Ann Stewart. l.elt to right: Seated- Martha Ann Stewart, Miss Brosie, Nlrs. Buchanan. Standing, liirst Row- Cecilia Rosenblutn, hliss Bidanian, Nlary Gilbert, Nlarian Arras, hlary lane Bvcroft, Donna Roberts. Standing, Second Row-lvliss Hayes, Nliss Stephenson, lack VVillson, Harry Nlonson, lfrancis O'Neil, Lester Kloss, Don lirankenberry, Harold XN7llllLlll1S, hliss l'iler, Charles Renner, hlilton hlaxwell. Health Council This conunittee, composed of four students and six faculty inembers, has been estab- lished to build up and preserve the health of the students of Sharon High School. During the year Mr. Musser and Dr. Vxfitnteyer have addressed the school on the sub- jects ol' l'osture and The Need for Physical Education. A Posture contest was also held. Miss Ruth Roth, a state nutritionist, spoke at an assenibly on the value of proper nutrition in war fllllvs, Those who make up the stall are Miss WL'llk'l', chairtnang lX'liss Saeger, secretary, bliss Benbow, hliss Bidatnan, Mr. Nlarlcs, Mr. Hoskins, Ioe Best, Kenneth Barnes, Elinor Knotts and Re Da Maskey. 1 u 5 H E R , S Monitors Chairman of Captains. . . . . .... Trio fiX7IJ.X Assistant Chairman of Captains, . . .... . .... Mxuiosi I.vx1.-tsl Faculty Adviser, . . . . . .Mit S'I',XNl.I?Y N. Ctwuiak Approximately 170 lVlonitors have this year accomplishecl the task of tlireeting almost fifteen huntlretl people through the halls of Sharon High School. Vlforking uncler many hantlieaps this year, lVIr. Currier has kept his monitor squatls functioning smoothly in their entleavor to maintain ortler, improve general contluet, antl extenil every courtesy to visitors. MONITORS' CODE Olf BEHAVIOR l will remember that my lvehavior reflects the attitutle ol' Sharon High School antl that the school is jutlgetl hy the impression l create. l will take charge ol the halls in tht: vicinity ol mv post as monitor .uul will he ref slwonsilvle for the lwhavior of the l7llPllS in this area. l will visit the lavatory nearest mv post immetliatelv alter l go on clulx' antl alter the warmng hell at the entl of the periotl ancl at any other time when it IS necessary antl will report any eontlition that is not as it shoulcl he. l will tallc to no one when on clutv except in ease of necessity. l will not allow an outsicler to go arounil the halls except when l am sure they have l'CCL'lVCll YlllS Pl'lVllL'gL' fl'0lI1 I'llL' orlice Ol' lll'L' llCCOIl1lNll'1lCll lly SUIIIC lIlL'IlllX'l' of fllk' SCl1UOl. l will rise when speaking with any atlult, man or woman. l will remain at my post until the monitor who follows me reports for cluty. l will stantl tluring Change of classes. l will see that pupils use the proper stairs. If at any time I feel l cannot lullill my obligation to tht- school, l will resign my position rather than violate a trust. l will report to thc office any Contlition which l am not capable of hantlling. If on tluty on the first floor, I will allow no one to leave the huiltling without proper authority. l will enforce antl ahitle by the Permit Rules. l will try to he worthy of the trust plaeetl in me antl l will not forget that l am ref sponsihle to the school to tlo my hcst. ' Dramatics Club lior the past three years the Dramatics Club has functioned under the supewision of bliss lsabel Armour. This club has been in char e of man of the Public Relations iro- g Y l Yrams. It ives the students an. on ortunit to dis wla their dramatic abilities. Each lv il IP Y l Y member is given a chance to take part in the prograins sponsored bv this group. The officers include: First Semester Semna' Semester President ..... . . .Paul Wilkiiis President ..... . . .Williz1tii Goldberg Vice President. .. .. Frances Dietrich Vice President .... ..Anne Nickum Secretary . . . . .Doris Shaffer Secretary , . . . . Aurora Roscoi Treasurer . . . . .Aime Niclcum Treasurer ,. . . Ruth Zucker Marionette Club This organization, directed by Miss Elizabeth Sykes, provides a hobby for a number of our Sharon High School students, as well as entertainment for the entire student body. Each year, this club, one of the oldest and IHOSI interesting in the school, presents ont main play. Presentation for this year was l'The Three Wislit-s. ln addition to manipulat- ing and giving voices to the marionettes, the group this year made new costumes for them. The lvlarionette Club for 1943 includes Audrey Smith, Nlarjorie Ross, Antoinette lvlarino, Evelyn Zeka and Virginia Sember. Secretaries Typing, shorthand, filing business reports and meeting and interviewing people form the main duties of the secretaries of Sharon High School, Throughout the school vear their faculty advisers spend many hours with these girls, teaching them the finer points needed by secretaries. And thus, the girls become well-trained for future positions in the business world. Seated: Left to right: S. O'Shanic, H. Gething, B. Weisen, P. Gilliland, B. Armstrong, and A. Sverchelc. Standing: P. Tomko, N. Trobentar, A. Rugiero. ! fini 21 ,W if Visual Education The ilepartment of Visual Eclueation was inaugurateil three years ago and has been cloing excellent work ever since, uncler the guiclance of lVlr. Iames R. Nlarks. The Visual Iiil group has two sets of souncl apparatus, one silent projector anal several sliile projeetors that can he nioveil to any rooms the teachers request. During lunch hours pictures are also shown to relax the stuclents ancl lessen the strain of the clay. lvlemhers of this year's Visual Education squacl are: George Resele, Bernaril lwlathewson, Daniel lvlasson, Williaini Rosser and Dale Stoops. F ire Squad The group of husky young fellows who make up the Fire Squad. are chosen, for the inost part, from our various athletic teams. They were eallecl into aetion many times this year heeause of numerous air raiil drills. Their function is to keep oriler in hallways during fire clrills anil air raiil clrills, anal to see that evacuation of stuclents from the huililing is fast ancl oriletly. lVlr. S. N. Currier, vice-principal, is sponsor of this organization. hack Row--Rowlancls, Clifford, Phillips, Gathers, Shorts, lVIiller, Zahn. lvliiltlle Row- -Fliekinger, Malek, Gula, Snyclerwine, lVIcNamara, Cieeone. liront Row-Lynch, Nlonson, Nloore, Gitschier Qcaptainj, Gross, Loonev, Reimer. Rifle Squad Due to the war, the Rifle Cluh hail new importance this year. lwlemhers seeureil training which will unclouhteclly prove useful to them when anal if they enter the armecl services of our country. After a few weeks of getting organizeil, the hoys were cliviiletl into groups for an intensive course covering all phases of rifle shooting. Some of the memhers ilevelopeil into fine riHemen. M1'. Grimes, faculty arlviser, spent many hours on the range each week helping his boys along. Left to right: Prone-I. Nye, D. Stoops, L. Kloss, li. Koleclin. Knee-lingfD. Homer, G. Resele, L. Barretta, F. Cusick, F. Grace, H. VVilliams. Stancling--G. Heile, E. Holoclnik, H. Hile, A. Ienkins, T. lVfcCann, S. Rearclon, ff. Peterson, Englehaugh, R. lVIcDacle, S. Amunclsen, E. Singer, L. Gathers, R. Petroski, C. Wilstmii, W. Chavara. '71 War Effort When we returned to our school rooms in September, we found that there were many ways in which we could aid our country in the war effort. Although most of us were too young to take an active part in the actual Hghting, we learned that there is much we can ilo, and we have been, doing it all during the school year. Shortly after school started we were asked to collect all the old scrap metal available. Soon most of the classrooms were practically bare, so far as the boys were concerned. They were out gathering up old stoves, tubs, automobile parts and a host of other things made of iron and steel. Later there were other scrap drives, including several for tin cans. Fats, silk stockings and paper were also collected and turned over to salvage committees. Seventeen and eighteen year old boys were organized into drill classes, which went through maneuvers every Wednesday during activities period. Captain Young was in charge of this preparedness program. Letters from boys who took part in these drills and later went into the armed forces, tell us that this preliminary preparation aided them greatly. Girls of Sharon High were not Lo be outdone by their classmates of the opposite sex. Several have taken an active part in the Civilian Defense program daily during the greater part of the school year. Senior Tri-Hi-Y girls sold war stamps and bonds at the local theaters and many others were enrolled in first aid and home nursing classes. Campaigns to collect books and records for use of the soldiers stationed at nearby Shenango Replacement Depot were carried on. Girls of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y obtained names and addresses of alumni in service and urged all students to write to these grads. Every Tuesday morning since September was war stamp and bond day. We took the dimes and quarters we formerly had been using for sundaes and movies and put them to work for Uncle Sam. A novel idea of the Art Department, Hlliryg in a Hjeepu with colored pencil, with each small space at a value of two dollars worth of stamps, made us all the more conscious of this opportunity to help our country. A nationwide contest, sponsored by the Columbia Press Association, resulted in out school selling more bonds than any other school in the country. Although one other school did better than ours on a percentage basis, we sold fiI6o,ooo.oo worth of bonds to lead the procession. As a result of this fine showing, our students were able to have a pursuit plane named for them. The name selected was Sharonls Flying Tiger. The Victory Corps was organized near the middle of the year. Divisions titled Air Service, Land Service, Sea Service, Community Service and Production Service met regularly to discuss phases of war work dealing with their respective branches. The Community Service group was especially active in the Name a Bomber campaign mentioned above. The Quill and Scroll Society published maps of Sharon and vicinity, to be given to soldiers from the Replacement Depot who were visiting in Sharon. Money for this project was solicited from Sharon High students only. The maps were issued to the soldiers at the U.S.O. centers and at the camp itself. The Masqiie and Gavel, speech improvement club, presented a program informing the student body of the meanings of insignia belonging to various branches of the Army. They also informed the students of the requirements for membership in the various divisions of the Victory Corps. Our fine band took an active part in the war effort also. On ia number of occasions they played at programs for boys leaving the valley for the army. They marched in several of the bond drive parades as well. The band was present and took part in several programs awarding citations to valley industries for their part in excellent production of needed war materials. Classes in radio communications, pre-Hight aeronautics and army office practice were placed in the regular curriculum. Gym classes stressed physical fitness, and long before the close of the school year, boys gym classes could be seen making use of our new obstacle course. Navy V-12 tests and Army tests were administered to boys, to determine possible material for officer training. We of Sharon High School have had a busy year, taking part in different war activities, but it has been pleasant. We have cooperated fully whenever we have been asked. We will certainly continue to do so. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi- YClubs Pllltllosh: To create, malnttiin and extend, throughout the School and Community, high standards of Christian Character. This splendid organization, organized in 1930, is one of which we may be justly proud. l'irst of the clubs was the Senior Hi-Y, followed two years later by the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Since then new groups have beenu added until now we have six in Sharon High School. As the Purpose reads, the main purpose of the Hi-Y clubs is to develop high standards of Christian Character in our school and community. Other important purposes are to bring out and further develop qualities of leadership, and to provide for wholesome social activities. hfieetings are held weekly and consist of devotional, business and discussion topics. Mziiiy members obtain valuable experience as club officers, and most others, at some time, are named to chairmanships of project committees. The Y clubs were very active this year. All groups contributed money to the Red Cross and other worthwhile relief organizations. VVhen the Quill and Scroll Society needed money to publish maps of Sharon, for use of Shenango Replacement Depot soldiers, the clubs dug down into their treasuries and helped them Ollt. Nlembers of all Y groups took part in the Christmas assembly program, which consisted of Biblical scenes. During the inonth of Mai'cl1 all members participated in the annual YMCA Bible Study Contest. The SENIOR Hl-Y sponsored the animal Homecoming Queen ceremony and Home- coming Dance. They, as well as all other Y Clubs, practice the four C's, namely: Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Officers--First Semester Officers-Second Semester President ...........,........... Clark Aubel President .................... Kenneth Barnes Vice President. . . ..,, Clarence Beck Vice President, . . . . .William Shuster Secretary .,... . . ,William Ewing Secretary .,.... .... C larence Beck Treasurer . . .... Kenneth Barnes Treasurer . . . , . , Paul Wilkins Adviser: Gerald Wasser The JUNIOR I-II-Y, composed of Freshmen and Sophomore boys, aided the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y in the aninual Cleanup Campaign. They also sponsored a book campaign for the soldiers at Camp Shenango. U-Hit'r'rs4I 1rst Semester ' Uffliers--.S'e1'0nd Se'me'xter President ...,,.... ..,...... R obert Hurford President ,..,.... 4 ,...... 4 ,..., Ted Homer Vice President, . . . . . Howard Dunn Vice President. . . . . .Charles McNeelege Secretary .... ..., R obert Detlin Secretary .... ...... I ames Sewell Treasurer . . . . . William Brent Treasurer . . . . . . Ronald Davis Adviser: Luther Low The SENIOR TRI-HI-Y sold war stamps and bonds at two of the local theaters most of the school year. They helped keep up the morale of Sharon High alumni in the armed forces, by collecting their names and addresses and posting them on the bulletin board, for our students who wished to write letters to these alumni. OFFICERS: Secretary . . . .... Mary Moyer President 4 ,..,.. 4 .,4,.......... Elinor Knotts Treasurer . . . , .4..,. Betty Skuse Vice President ......,,.,4....4 Dorothy Hctson Adviser .44....44,4.,....,4. Miss Ruth Moore The IUNIOR TRI-HI-Y kept a scrap book containing articles on our activities in the war effort. Toward the end of the school year they took over the job of selling war stamps and bonds at local theaters. Ol l5lCERS: Secretary . . . . . , 4 lean Morisuye President ..... ..,.......44. l 3rances Dietrich Treasurer . . . ..,4.... Margaret Brown Vice President .............. Mairgziret Bodamer Adviser .........4..4., Miss Dorothy Bidanian The SOPHOMGRE TRI-HI-Y collected salvage wool from local merchants and sorted it into useful piles. They also made scrap books of cross-word puzzles, serial stories and cartoons, for soldiers in hospitals. The group also started a class in knitting, and some of the girls enrolled in a class in home-nursing. OFFICERS: Secretary . , . 4 . .Shirley Hettrick President ..4,..,.....4...,4.4 Frances Wright Treasurer , 4 . ,... 4 . ,lris Headley Vice President4 . 4 . . .Norma lean Meade Adviser 4 , 4 . . Miss Louise Owen I. SR. TRI Hl Y SENIOR HI-Y O JUNIOR Hl'Y SOPHOMORE TRI HI'Y JUNIOR TRI 'HI'Y Publications The cooperation among members of all stalls niacle this year an exceptional one for publications. The lVIirrorette, supervisetl hy lVIiss Anna Grace Sniith, achievecl a Iiirst Honor rating in the National Scholastic Press. The IVIirror nlavazine, aclvisecl bv IVIrs. Roberts, won the hiuhest possible awartl lor . . . rl , . . . , . b' leature articles in the C,olumhia Scholastic Press Association The IVIirror Annual, for the first time published bv a stall' coniposetl entirely of Iuniors, was uniler the guidance ol' lX4r. Kenneth Collins, hinisell' a newcomer to publications in our school. IVIIRROR S'I'AI5I3 Iiriitorz lack Phillips. Asxncifltf' lfzfitnrz IVIary lane Pmycroft, Ifditnrial Ifmirzlz IVIary Ellen Nliller, Aurora Roscoe, Doris Shaffer, Lillian VVeingarten, IVIairy Iayn Von Strohe, Byrnece Bowie, Elinor Knotts, Bill Phillips. Cjflllffilltilfllg Editors: Ruth Black, IVIargaret Kissinger, Pat I-Iaclley, lean Vasconi, Helen Sloss, loan Petros, Kate Consicline, lim Lostetter, Roberta I-Ieinlen, Dorothy Klitteu. Retla Wliitt-, Bill IVIcCrath, Sally Cole, Alyce lean Donaltlson, Peg Iwlaslin. Art Staff: Cornelius Smolen, Charles Renner, Francis Garove, lean Williziiiis. Advisers: Literary--IVIaucle Blair Roberts. Artfflilizaheth R. Sykes. IVIIRRORE'I I'If STAFF Ifflimr: Cecilia Rosenblum. Associate lfditor and Copy Rnzdw: Betty lane Palmer. Sfmrixz M1ll'II1il IVIcDowell. Ifrlimrinl 130117112 IVIargaret Ferry, Iulia Service, lWartha Ann Stewart, Dotty 'I.urner, Ruth luslcovitz, IVIarion Arras, Tetl Caztla, Charles IN'Iiller, Shirley Richarmls, Iovce Iftlinoncls, IVIary Gilbert, Ruth Teventlale, Peggy Botlanier. I i li'cpm'tnri11I lfmzmlz Irwin Yanowitz, INIary Lou Gilmore, Iohn I.avery. Typists: Pearl Cillilantl, I-Ielen Cetliing, Susan O'Shanic. .'Idtf1se'r: Anna Grace Smith. MIRROR ANNUAL STAIIIT Fdilor: Barbara Turner. Assmriafc Editor: Lillian Cashartl. Sports: Lester Kloss, Eclwarcl O'Korn. Editorial Board: IVIilclrecl Cole, Sally Cohen, Ruth Zucker, Peggy Snyclerwine, Iirances Pysh, Sara IVIarstellar, Anne Niclcuni. 1'ho1o-qrapby: Bernartl Kohac, Toni Fagan, I-Iowartl Dunn, Robert I-Iurfortl. Art: Cornelius Sniolen, lean Williziiiis, Charles Reuuer, Francis Garove. Typixrsi Betty Lon Armstrong, Patricia Tomko, Iflsie Kepko, Norma 'I4roheutar. rialvisersi I.iterary-Kenneth I-I. Collins. Art7Iflizabeth R. Sykes. PUBLICATIONS BUSINESS STAIYL Bu.viiizr5.v flIam1gz'r': Willizliii Goltlherg. zlrfuertixing Staff: Paul Lansat, Robert Allen, Ralph Deflin. Secrf'tarir'x: IVIary I-Iarklich, Iosephine Stefanac, Dorothy Hetson. flzluixeri Robert N. lones. MIRROR BUSINESS ANNUAL rffaw L.. MIRRORETTE PHOTOGRAPHY ART .fi O : 3 u. . F J G 'U x.. 11 O vi vt C C1 -U iv' A R4 A vi 6 L4 O FU U .L FIS, aplJoneiVV. 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Top ROVV-fIX,ILll'j0l'I4' Skusc, ICLIII Vnsconi, Ht-Ic11 Sloss, Sally Skyrm, William DcForccsr, HLl1'l'y' IVIo11so11, KCIIIICIII M2lIfIlL'WS, WiI111c'1' IVIoorc, Harry AII11111, WiIIia1111 Cavc. XV1II111111 Iillgilll, WiIIi:1111 Rca11IsI111w, Icanc IVIycrs, Elvcr Kolh, Ruth Gihhons, Ruth I'5I11cIa, Susan OISI11lllIL', II'l'llC SClllI7L'l'. hI1cI1IIt' Row- XIIIASLIIIILI Swartz, SI1i1'Icy -IHAIIC, HcIc11 Sipotz, I:1'a111ccs IXfIo11oc, Rich111'1I I-ytIv, Iiimcs I7ritcI1:1r1I, RicI111r1I Smith, VViIIiz1t11 VfJlIL'IlICIi.ll', Louis Bnrctta, Iohn IWIIIU13 Doris SI111II1'r, IY'ILll'I3llI Dcvhii, ITl'LlllCL'5 Dictricli, CILIYIICVIIIL' IUIICS, IX'IiI1I11'cI Novak, 5111411 CIiIso11. Iiirst Row I'Il'3lIlK'k'S H117Ictt, I:l'Ll1lCk'S Hlll'1lll, Doris IVI11ric Ta1yIo1', Put HLlLIIl'y', CiIOl'I.l 5I11IIi11g, IiIIo111s1- I-Ioiiscr, Bcity W1IIi11111s, IVI1: Rccs, SI1irIcy Iiryc, Olympiii I'moiII11, Iiihcl Iiri111i11s, IfIc.111o1' IjllCIlLlI'C, Puggy Gcrga, IVILIFIOII Lylllllll, IVI1ll'IIyI1 Pgittcrsoii, he-tty Iiiiic H111-. Vs-- stss smm- ,W -W .-NGWOUNL :AO mf' THE POWERS THAT DE' '14 'f5PARKING One Act Plays N04 '1 Nr THE POWERS THAT BE NOBODY HOME 'I'hr- Powcrs Tliar BU' stanil for authority. Tllcy A solution to iliat puzzling lirolilcin of gctting ricl niakc our decisions wlictlicr wc will or not. of unwelcome gucsts. liirsl llowcr. . . . Second Power. . Patricia . . . janv ......, . Gwcnilolyn . . . Bcity ..... .....,......lN4arc Marks . . . . XVTHTLIIII Nottingham . ......... Hclcn Sloss ANDANTE . . . . .Eniclia Wliailcii . . . . . , .Doris Taylor Margarct Hcubcl A tragcclv, tlic storv of a great violinist wliosc liancl liacl lwcu injurccl. David Lawrcncc. . . Tvlarllia l.awrcnrc Bi'i1cc Lawrciicc Dr. Annlrcws .... . . . . .Tccl Gazcla ... . . .Iulia Scrviu' . . . . .Iack Willson . . . . .Iamcs Pritcharil Alice ....... ...................... I unc Gilchrisn Peggy iCartcr. . . . , . Lucv Qartcr. . .. .Diana Wilkiiis . . . .Doris Sliallcr George Cartcr., .... Ianirs Lostcttri' Cora Biinipur. . . Frank Bumpcr. . . Mrs. Hcnrv Gilman Hcnry Gilnian. . . SPARKING . . . .Rosa Ellovicli . . . .loc Hanralian . . . .Elinor Knotts . . . . .Martin Stcin A tiniiil voungq nian in rural Ncbraska got-s courting. Granrlnia l'ainslwurv. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kato Consiclinc Susan Hanna ....,... ..... P uggy Suymlcwvinc Lcslic Hanna. .. . ...., Mary lane Bycroft Orrcy Sparks .......... ..... A ubruy Hclfman Directed by Miss Elizabeth McMullen and Miss Hclcn Cushman. 1 nh' cvw Minstrel Show SHARON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM P R O G R A M OPENING Cnoiuis ...... ..........,... Over There ............. I I-Iatl the Craziest Dream ........... Rhythm Waltz ...................... Why Don't You Fall In Love Wirli Mt-. . . Every Night About This Time ,....... lVlary's a Grancl Olcl Name .... . Dance ......,.............. This Is The Army, Mt'. Iones. . . Rose Ann of Charing Cross. It Statteml All Over Again.. ML-ii of the lvletchant lvlarine. . Knock lVIe A Kiss .............. . . There Will Never Be Another You. . lvloonlight Becomes You ......... Aerolnatie Wailtz ...,................... You Will Be So Nice To Come Home To. . . Ilolero .............................. Let's Bring New Glory To Olil Glory ..... Constantly ........................ . Tops In Taps .....,.........,. Nlake Believe ........ ,..... ..... XVhen the Lights Go On Again .... Cau't Get Out of This lyloocl ..... lvloonlight Nlootl ............ Dance-f-Donkey Setenacle. . . Please Think Of Me ........,...,...... ..,. VVhen You're A Long Way From Home .... INIARCI-I I7 anil 18, H343 .ENTIRE CIASAI' . . . .Ethel Ermias . . . . . .lean Evans . . . . .Ann Wenglet . . . .I-Ielen Sloss . . . .Bill Delzoreest . . . . . . . .Irene Semher . . . .Doris lvlarie Taylor . . . . . .lvlililreil Olesky . . . .lean Arlcwarcl .. .......IeanGray . . . . . . .Iolm lvliller ..Clautle Sartor antl Francis G'Neil . . . . . . . , . . . . . .Susanne O'Shanie . . . .Peggy Cunningham . . . . . . . .Betty Bane . . . . .Betty Williams . . . .Barbara Birth . . . . .lean Vaseoni . . ...... . . .Irene Dopfelil Dorothy Cook ...Betty Williams and Iohn IVIiller . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pauline Boslough .........Val Conte ....................lvlattin Stein . . . . . . . . . . . .Doris and Ann Niclium Nlililretl Novak aiicl Richaril Rohich ...................Petrina lVIitchell Dance4Inclian Legend ................................................ Peggy Gerga Novelty Quartette .............. lohn lwIiller, lim Pritehartl, Riehartl Lytle, Louis Ilarretta A Touch of Texas. . .................................... Gaynell Pumphrey Sweethearts ....,.......... ................... I Ttanees lylonoc lwIove It Gver ............... ...., T etl lXf'IcGrath antl Bill Scragg VVhen Your Lips lVIeet lN4ine. .. ............... Charles Renner Poet and Peasant Dance ...... As Time Goes By .... . . . . .lNIarv Catherine Baker . . , . . . . . . . .Ieanne lVIvers Grancl Finale .....,. ..........,... If ntire Cast Director. . . . . .... Davicl Rees Interlocutor .... . ............................................... Nlarc lVIarlcs Iinil lVIen .... .......... C lauile Sartor, Ifraneis O'Neil, Teil lXfIeGrath, Bill Scragg Aecompanists .......... Sally Skyrm, Bill Cave, Iewell Iennings, Ioan Pettos, Doris Beringer Grchestra-Donaltl Eeik, Iames Conley, I-larry Sample, Emlwartl Sample, jerry I-Iassell, I-Iowatil Houtz, Howard lVIiller, Teil I-laspel, Bill Richards, Richartl Shaeller, Florence Flick. Senior Play Our Townl' was pi't'st'iitt'tl hv tht' Scnioi' Class ol' ioqg on Klaitli Lg, in tht- Sliaioii High School Aiitlitoriiim. This plav was wtittt-n hv Tliornton Vl'iltlt'i'. Although tht- play was t-nactctl on a harrt-n stagty with no st't-nt-ry .mtl wry lbw pi'opt'rtit-s, tht' wcll st'lt'ctt'tl cast easily hcltl tht' .ittcntion of tht' aiitliviictt. All t'ast mt'mht'i's took thcii' parts in tht- niaiiiicr of vt'tt'ran actors antl attrt-sst-s. VVt' lt-t'l that wt- tan ht' iiistly proiitl of Miss MCMllllL'l1, thcii tlii't'tto1', for hvi' llllSlll'P1l5SL'tl work in tlirt-ttting tliit play antl othcts p1't'ct'tli1ig it. Tht' setting of tht' play is tht' small town ol Ui'ovt'i s Cioriitis, Nvw Hamiisliii't', at tlii- ht-ginning of tht- iqth t't'nt1ii'y. In tht' first act tht' atitliviict' is taken into thti homt-s ol tht- Gihhs antl Wt-lmlm familics. Starting with hi't'altl'ast, tht- action is t'.ii'rit'tl tliroiiglioiii a wholt' tlay. Tht'otloi't' Gaztla was oiitstantliiig in tht' rolt- ol tht' stagt- inaiiagta' who iiialttw tom- mcnts throiighoiit tht' play, Tlit- nint'tt't'nth t't'ntiii'y motht'rs wcrt' siit't't'ssltillv l1oi'ti'ayt'tl hy liilia St'i'vit't' as Nlrs. Gihhs, antl lflinoi' Knotts as lX'li's. Vv't'hh. Tlit' tii't'tl tlottoi' was hioiiglit to lift- hy Patil Wilkiiis as Dr. Cihhs. Coriittliiis Smolrn prt'st'iitt'tl an iiiititistiiig Iuoi'ti'ay.1l of tht- small town iit-wspapci' t'tlitoi', N111 Wt-lah. Tht' st't'ontl act, loin' vt'ai's latt-it, t'ont't-rns tht- lovt- alllaii' ht-twt't'n th't'anix', romaiitit' lfmilv Wt-bln, playctl hy lVIai'ian 5tt'iiit'ck, antl Gcotfgt' Gihhs, a SPUIT-l11lllllK'Kl, tlt-priitlahlt' nigh-st'hool youth, t'nat'tt'tl hy Iohn Phillips. llmt- wutltling ol tht'st- two voting ist-oplt' t'limaxt'tl this atti. Siiiallcr, hut important rolt-s, wort' pl.1vt'tl hv Davitl lXIatslantl as tht- intoxit'.1tt'tl t'hoii' tlirt't'toi', antl Doris Shalft-i' as lWi's. Soamcs. roiiiiilniiiiiiig tlaiigliit-1' of tht' Ciihhs lamilv hx' Bcttv Iant' p1lllllL'l', antl Wtillyf Wt'lnlv, son of tht' VVt'hhs. iilavctl hy Rohtit Colson. Tlit- INOSI tlllllllllflf sccnt' of tht' play was in tht' iliii-tl ati. ln it wt- fintl iliroiigli lfniili Gihhs, that it is impossihlt- to i't-tiitn to tht- living worltl aftur tlt'ath. Roht-i't Dclwiiili, Kt-niit'th Pmai'1it's, VVilliam Rilfiiti, Dalt' Stoops, Rohcrt Vlaltox, Allan li'vint', Donaltl Fcilt, lflvci' Kolh, Cliarlus lX4illt'i', l.onis lfiisicin, l.ilhan Gray. Rita l..ivin, Icant' l'VIyt-rs, lX4artha lWt'Dowt'll, lfmclia XVhalt'n, lXlai'y lfllvn lXlillt'i' antl Rosa lfllovitli, capably portiaytttl townspt-oplt: Ytaxgc- fVt'i'nt' Smith, Dean Shallcr, lXlt'lvin Nllllf-fAlllSll'l'lI, lost-'wh Doiint-lly. Co.vtuwit'.v-Shirley Knapp, Ruth Iiisltovitz, Shii'lt'y l.t'iplit'imt'i', l5i'ant't's Horan, Nlairi' lavn Von Sti'oht', Nliss Caltlwvll. fllallr'-lip C0mmiItt'c'-Dorotliy Tiii'nt'i', Nlarian Aiias, Catlicriiit- Bt-II, hlarian l.yman, Ruth Black, Mtiitiaiii Allchach, Ianvt Allt-n, lv1ai'joi'it' Caiiitioii, Dt-lort-s Planclialt, Nlary lwloyvr, Etlith Ann St't'gt'i's, I-larlt-y lfrh, Charles Rt'nnt'i', lkliss lXlt'Britlt'. 1'n11lit'ity CZOWIWU1f!'t'+BL'I'l12ll'll Kohaty hlartlia Nlt'Uowt-ll, Pt-ggi' l5t'i'i'y, l5i'ant'is Ciarovt-, lvlarian Lyniaii, lVIai'tha Ann Stcwait, Lillian Wt'iiigtii'tt-ii, hlary lfllt-n lXlillt'i', Miss Smith. T1t'lft'1.v-lvliss I.oiitZt'nhist'i'. Dircttitlr--Miss lvlclvltillcn. Rallies and Assemblies When Mi'. Miisser announced, We will now go to the auditorium, we all thrilled at the prospect of our first assembly. Throughout the year the announcement of each new assembly brought a little more excitement than the last. ln the upper left picture on the opposite page, Mr. Howell, a Bohemian glass blower. is in the act of blowing out a long, thin glass bubble. It was one of the most original assemblies presented this year. Mr. Howell, assisted by his wife, produced a number of objects, of which we remember best the stork made from red glass, and the beautiful glass pipe. The girls can look forward to having their clothes made from glass such as we saw displayed on the doll. The picture in the upper right is of the Armistice Day speakers. Attorney Leo McKay related some of his experiences in the last war. Albert Acker introduced the speaker and Martlia Ann Stewart recited a poem. The middle left picture is of one of the rallies held in the gym. The First rally was given on September eleventh, in preparation for the game between Sharon and Erie Strong-Vincent. The boys on the football squad were introduced by Coach Stewart. They then presented a song, We Are the Team. This song was composed by the squad while they were at Camp Fitch, If it had not been for the able help of the cheerleaders, the rallies would not have been successful. They are the people who help work up enthusiasm for all athletic games. Notice that girls are on our cheering squad this year, for the first time. They did very well, too. The right center picture is a scene from the Christmas Program. The main theme was the portrayal of Christmas Carols in short tableaux. The Hi-Y's and Tri-Hi-Y's were the participants. The A Cappella Choir sang. Bill Duncan spoke at the next assembly, pictured in the lower left hand corner. Mr. Duncan, from Chevy Chase, Nlaryland, was the guest of Mr. Byctoft, who introduced him. He talked of the lives of great present day American men. All of the students enjoyed his message. The lower right picture shows Mi'. Osborne, authority on the subject of Australia. His talk was educational as well as entertaining. Mr, Osborne's descriptions and colored slides of Australia made us much more familiar with that far-off continent than we ever had been before. Mrs. Robert fNidaj Magidoff pictured the need for Russian Relief. She told of the con- ditions in Russia at the beginning of the war and also of the courage of the Russian people. VVe were all a little more war conscious when we walked out of assembly that morning. The boys, especially, will remember when Paul Brown, former coach of the Massillon High Tigers, spoke to us. We were given an inside story of the reasons for the marvelous success of his football teams. We now realize that it takes hard and diligent training to develop a winning athletic team. Seaman First Class Wyatt, survivor of the torpedoed aircraft carrier, Lexington, held us spellhound as he narrated his experiences on the Pacific. Seaman Wyatt urged that we and our families should buy war stamps and bonds to the limit of our abilities. Slim Williams, Alaskan adventurer, described his experiences over the route now fol- lowed by the great Alcan highway. His stories of cooking and living in the open, and description of the small villages in the North, were all interesting. George Ramsey, news correspondent, told us of war conditions throughout the world. He predicts final success for the Allied Nations. Dr. Nicholls, whistler extraordinary, and member of the Walt Disney Studio staff, gave an excellent performance. His bird calls were perfect. Before the assembly ended, he had the whole student body practicing with him. Another year has passed, and with it these numerous assemblies mentioned. We look forward to next year and even better programs. V n 5 d - 1 -.A, '3, H21 tw., K., x . ,y fyw A 4 typ.. 1,-2: 1 -.mm Q' .Th :gn-' . WA, fm ,,....' f rv n - Q .LL 'n ' v .xt pg if, ,J 1... ,..-, 175 '-Fifi' ..- .fu . 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I.,, 4 3 4I WOODROW wII.sOIxI ..,. ..,. 4 7 II4 IvII1RCIaR .II,.I,.I.I.,. ,I.. 3 ., 5, IsI.I.wOOIn CIIY ...37 75' 411' PLAYOITF 27 FARRIQLI. . . .... gg Howard lklillur, Captain l5ranli Gitscliicr Danicl Gross Francis Dugan losi-ph Valentino Nick Lysolmir liilwaril Harrison Tony llaycr Varsity Lettermen FOOTBALL lq42 Thru' Years Two Years Floyd Shorts Iolm Clilforrl One Year Teal Phillips Harry Sampli- Robcrt MCKL-lvcy Arrl iiii ' Vxflmirwortlm lack Mi-Niilty George Gola, NIL 1i141 gui' BASKETBALL IQ42-1943 Two Yeary H a r ry Iosi-Ph Cicconc Ricliarml Dunn XN'illiam Slinstcr GL-orgu Bclmarry Roy Gatlicrs lanics Blair VVilliam Srrancr Nlilan Stnpka, Cofcaptain lfclwaril Snita, Co-captain lirank Gitscliicr Teil Phillips One Year Ricllaixl XVlllfL'l1L'Alkl Ioscpli Davcrio loscplm lflinot Howaril lilickingur Nick Spoiulikc Rolncrl l.yncl1 losupli Valcntino Robert lVlcNamara, lVIanaUci Nlonson Football Season CGACHES llatil l-losltiiis Davitl Stewart A, llarlter VV1ltl111.111 XVhat ntight l111ve heeii ll good grttliroti se11so11 was, hy late, t11r11etl into tl rathei' tiietlioere o11e. This year's Tiger outfit raclcetl up two wins, three losses Lllltl three ties. How ever, 111 three of the games, iitahility to eoiivert the point alter totichclowit stuelletl 1111- tlilfereitee hetween victory aiul tlefeat. Sllilfllll fans got tl1e1r first look at tl1e Tigers 11s they toolt on lfrie Strong V111ee11t. 'lhx experietteetl l1I'It' latls sportetl a poorly tlevelopetl aerial attack hilt Ctlllllllll score agaiiist tht- Tigers. Sll2Il'0ll came within il hair of a touehtlown as the result of ll long I'llll luv Dan fiross hut CUllllllll push it over. The opening game ol tl1e se11sot1 emletl Ill ll o-o tleatllotlt. XV1tl1 Bill Stratter leatliiw tl1e way the Tivers wot rolliltff atul tlefeatetl Stowe lf . H . A ra , i ,rw 1-1 rv 7 I Stratter sprintetl lor two scores, passetl to Gross lor LlllUIl1L'l', 11111l haiitletl the h11ll to hloiisoii Ull il reverse lor the other. Shorts ittacle gootl U11 Ullt' ol lolir attelliptetl eo11x'e1's1o11s, Though they greatly otitplayetl YUllIlg5lUWll lfast the hest our hovs eotiltl tlo was .1 I1 fm .lraw. Bill Stratter pltiitgeal over for the Sltaroii score lll tht- thirtl periotl. A Tiger lltlLlIlXK'll alter they hatl scoretl, resiiltetl lll Yotingstowii tvittg up tht- hall glllllk' a short time later. A slwiritetl, llkllllligllflllg Tiger team spottetl New Castle 1,1 Points 111 the first hall Allltl lllL'll Illllli' clawing hack 111 the last hall! to gain Ll well-eartietl tie. The Sll.Il'Ull forwartl wall stoppetl eold the highly praised New Castle I'll2lCllll1l'. Harry lyloiisoii ltiggeml tht- pigsltiii almost to 11ay-tlirt Allltl Tolly Bayer phiiigetl over for tl1e IUllCl'lLlUVVll. Shorts was gooml till ilit- eoiiversioit. lust Ll few short mititites li1lCl' Dutch Clilfortl ititereeptetl a New Castle pass illlll ltiggetl it over the last white lillL' to tie tl1e score. l11 their Ullly game away from home, 51111111111 went llllWll to tlelweat 1.311 hefore Roeliester. Sl1lll'UI1'S only score came o11 ll short plunge hy Lysohir. The New Castle game had left the Tigers loo weak to he effective agaittst the Rams. Wliilt' tl1ey were still hatterecl ancl hruisetl tl1e Tigers l'llIl up against XN'ootlrow XVilso11 a111l were again tlefeatecl 7-o. Harry IVIo11so11, liraitlc Gitsehier 1111tl lfratieis Dugan playetl .1 litie tleleiisive game. l'arrell L'1lPll1lllZK'il o11 an e11rly hrealc anal tltfeatetl the Bengals, 7-6. A11 iiitereeptetl pass gave llarrell tl1e1r rotiehtlowii. O11 his hrst attempt alter eiiterittg the gante, Stratter passetl to V11le11t111o for tl1e Sharott touehtlowit. Shorts' f'111e puiitiiig highliglitetl tl1e gante. Xvllll Ioe VLllL'l1fll1CD playing il line gaine tl1e Tigers tlefeatetl Slntrlwsville zo-6. V11le11t111o srorecl o11e touchtlowit 11111l Llll extra point himself, set the stage lor two toiithtlowiis hy l5a1111y Gross, anal passed to Gross for another extra point. This was 1111- Lllllllllll Honieeoiiiing ganie aittl was witnessetl hy Ll large erowtl ol' Tiger fans. Captain of the Sharoit High griclclers for this year was Howartl lXI1ller. This is l-ltttksn final year atitl his thirtl as Ll l1'ffL'!'lHLlIl. Harry lXf1o11so11 also earnetl his letter lor 1111- thirtl time. George Giila WLIS the efficient Senior MLlll2lgL'l'. Basketball Season COACHES Peter Collodi Donald Moore Thrills and chills galore, wonderful victories throughout the season-to be followed by a heart-breaking defeat at the hands of our friendly rivals from Farrell. This is a picture of the 1942-43 basketball season. Peter Collodi, coach of the Tiger basketeers for the past six years, was called to the colors early in the season. His position was taken over by Donald Moore, previously assistant ro Collodi. While we all hated to see Pete leave, nothing could be done about the matter, and Dudey really turned out a team that clicked on all occasions. Ir was a season of which we can be proud. The Tigers, with only Ed Suita and Spike Stupka, co-captains, back from last year's great team, won I7 and lost only 2 games over the season. It took a red-hot Farrell team. that later came within a whisker of the state title, to eliminate the Bengals. The Tigers looked green in their first game but fought hard to defeat Beaver Falls 28-27. The next game was easier as the Sharon boys trounced Ursuline 49-12. After leading almost all the way our boys went down to their Hrst defeat at the hands of the powerful Warrt'1i Presidents 37-36. ln their next battle the Tigers came bounding back to defeat a highly touted New Castle five 36-26 in a rough game. Sharon had a breather in their next game as they trounced Brookheld 38-16. The Blue Devils of Sharpsville fought hard before giving in 29-12 o11 their home court. Mercer gave the Bengals a busy evening, also, but the County Seaters came out on the short end of a 32-25 score. Next the Sharon squad travelled to Greenville to defeat the Trojans 34-22. In their second meeting the Tigers were red-hot as they ran roughshod over Sharps- ville 54-14. Grove City offered little opposition and the Bengals added another to their string 36-17. The Hickory Hornets came to our gym but went home with only I4 points against Sharon's 41. A late rally fell just two points short as we lost a thrilling game to a fine Farrell team 26-24. Grove City was unlucky in getting the Tigers on the rebound and re- ceived another shellacking, 39-21. Greenville battled on even terms with the Tigers for almost two quarters but slipped behind and were snowed under 40-20. Hickory fared a little better on their home court, getting 21 points against our 45. ln their next game with Farrell, Sharon came fighting back after trailing at the outset and handed the Steelers a 36-23 trouncing. Wooclrow Wilsoti was no match for the Tigers and was defeated 41-20. ln their highest scoring game of the season, our boys turned back Mercer 64-30. ln closing their regular season the Tigers defeated an experienced Ellwood City team, 51-37. Then came the sur- prise ending. The Tigers were favored in the county play-offs but the Steelers had different ideas and took over the crown, 35-27, before a record-breaking crowd at South High Field House, Youngstown. The entire school and community extend congratulations to the 1943 edition of the Tiger Hoormen. Fighting players and fine coaches all went to make up a great season. Junior Varsity Top-Forrester, Tomko, Sham, Ferguson, Bell, Olshavsky. CCIlIL'I'f'fML'llII'Ck, Koss, Curry, Fink, Clone. Bottom-lvlarshall, Zipay, Butchko, Reynolds, Garay, Baron. Kneeling-Nemetz, Mgr. The Iunior Varsity, coached by Mr. Blaine Laycock, former Sharon High cage star, won eleven out of sixteen contests. Members of the starting lineup usually were Garay, Reynolds, Koss, lVIentrek, and Marsliall or Zipay. These boys, all of them Freshmen and Sophomores, will probably be the material from which varsity Tiger teams are made in the next several years. SEASON RECORD SHARON 29 BUHL CLUB .......... SHARON zo SHARON REDS ......,.. SHARON 22 WARREN RESERVES .... SHARON SI BORDER LINE FIVE ..... SHARON 31 BROOKFIELD RESERVES SHARON 34 SHARPSVILLE RESERVES SHARON 28 BUHL CLUB ............ SHARON 46 SHARPSVILLE RESERVES SHARON 38 HICKORY RESERVES SHARON 24 FARRELL RESERVES .... SHARON 29 SHARON IUNIOR HIGH, SHARON 25 BROOKFIELD RESERVES SHARON 38 HICKORY RESERVES SHARON 35 FARRELL RESERVES .... SHARON .,.... ..... 3 o BROOKFIELD RESERVES SHARON 35 WESTINGHOUSE ....... 515 Faculty Manager VVhen houquets are hanclccl out to Coaches anil team menihers, we hope you also hancl one to the faculty athletic manager. Here is a man whose work never seems to end. Not only does he have to schedule contests, but he also has to arrange for officials, ticket takers, ushers, hroatl- casters, police and a hundred other details. He is constantly on the alert to see that squad members are properly outlittecl, and that all arrangements for transportation are taken care of. He is the inan who sees to it that publicity is obtained for all contests, anal that tickets are made obtainable lor as iuauy fans as possible. We congratulate Sharon High School on hav- ing so efficient a faculty manager as George C. Stover. GEORGE C. Stovmz Cheerleaders Standing: hlarge Cameron. lvlary Kleinkoph, Dona Rosackcr, Ann Sverchek. l'irst Row: Boh Snytlerwine, Dorothy Smith, lohn Yurenovich, Helen Louise Fill, Bill Nottingham. The Sharon High cheerleacling squad presented a hrantl-new attraction this year. lfor the first time in the history of Sharon High, girls took their places hesitle the boys to cheer our teams on to victory. During football anal basketball seasons they seein to have accomplished their goal. Coach of the squad was hlr. Robert Holt. Cross-Country Braviug chill fall winds, the cross-country team practiced daily to develop wind and muscles so essential to this sport. Almost every day in the early autumn, these boys could be seen running in the neighborhood of our school, under the watchful eye of coach Gerald VVasser. This year the season schedule was limited to two meets, both with Nleadville High, due to gasoline and tire shortages. The district meet usually held at Pittsburgh, also had to be canceled for the same reason. Lettermen included Burleigh Neely, Floyd Grace, lack Haupt, Fred hlitchell and George Shimp. l.eft to right, Standing-Harry lones, manager, Floyd Grace, lack Haupt, VVilliam Ewing, Burleigh Neely, Ken Sinclair. KneelingA-Fred IX1itchell, George Shimp, lack Fogle, Kenneth Nlatthews. Tumbling Team XNith physical fitness playing a vital role in our war elfort, this year's tumbling class was of greater importance than in previous years. Tuesday and Friday activity periods found the grunt and groan class hard at work under the guidance of physical education director, Paul Hoskins. Matt di'ills, muscle-building exercises and parallel bar work all had a part in the group's routine. The tumbling team sponsored an exhibition in the gym, near the end of the school year. Captain of the team was George Gavala. Shown in picture, left to right-I. Pumphrey, G. Gavala, Dale Bair. Leaders Club This club, organized this 'ear, revlaces the Girls Snorts Club ol' former years. The . .ri . 5 . . . . - purpose is to train girls to take charge ol cahsthenics, lollt dances, basketball and other phases of gym activity. Fach Nlonday, VVednesdav and Friday activity weriod, this froua, nuniberinu a 1. Q Q .Q , , , Q Q, l Q Q 2-i Ql is 1 uroximatelv sixty-five, meets in the Gym to receive instructions from TVIiss We-llt'iA and Nhss l Q . Q , rv. Q Q Q Bidaman. During regular gym class periods, these girls then assume charge ol the gVI1l work. The Social Committee of this group, headed by Gladys johnson, held a bowling and dancing party in the Girls Buhl Club in December. Officers are: President, Elinor Knotts, Vicefuresident, ReDa NIasKey1 Secretary, Q Q Q Q l , . lzdith Ann Seegersg Treasurer, losephine Novosel. 'W ,.. qu-g Index To Our Advertisers AUTOMOTIVE I1l'i1I11III'11.!- ., 1111111 11. 1.0w1-. 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X Mr Fd IDI 1 Cp Il X x 99 Q-so-Q-Q-0-0-QQ-0000-0044 Q0 0 IO ig- 's 9 -no Q0 2T'v '11 ISLE if D Q 23 m+EI:' 6 M Fifi 0 Omit I-10 2-5 223 -v-CD1 5'1 Izlig COE' Otis, ming: K: grae -I-I 0:-2 an .eg gs- gi Q UQ il IT PARADISE INN FINEST ITALIAN SPGIGI-IETTI FROM COAST TO COAST Salads : Steaks : Chops : Barbecues Delicious Coffee Always Steaks and Chops Served on Sizzling Steak Platters Accident and Health Lloyd F. Bieber 4-ro ++4++444+ so-0-0-Q0 Q-0-0 Q-Q-0-Q-0-0-0-0-0+ Sharon Teachers Representative for Washington National Insurance Company 193 E. STATE ST. DIAL 3646 SHARON, PA. 100 0-099000000000000000Q0oooo00Q0QQ00rv++o O-Q-O-veo-0-Q-Q-9 lo+++o4+o+ +o l YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT FRANIYS Diamonds - Watches n Jewelry Glassware I No Interest No Carrying Charges For Easy Payments I Cor. State and Vine Stl. FRANK'S JEWELRY 0 'i'e wm ' Furniture Co. Q 4-44-944940444-o-ooooo-o4a+++ovocoo+o+o-o4++o-voooovrrroeo-9 Q O 04440400-ro-oo-o4oo+o-oo-oooe Qoeooosoooooo-ooo-o-+0444-o-o+o-04-O CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF1943 In taking your places as patriotic citizens there are strenuous times ahead. It will be important to keep physically and mentally lit. We hope you will continue to find healthful relaxation and recreation at The Ei. H. Kult! GM: 'Q-Q4-Q-4-0494444-0-904+-O Q4 Q-Q4 044900 0-0-0-90-+0-Oo Q0-0-09-O-9000-O-0-94-+0-G+ Q 101 of-ooeoo-Q Q 0-o-0-44-90000000 0 09009 6 '44 0-00000-Qofvro-o-vo eco-evfeoo HEADQUARTERS for YOUNG MEN'S Suits and Topcoats EVERY GARMENT BUBBLING OVER WITH AN AIR OF SPRING TIME SHQDTZGMQQFS Q 0--0 444444-Q00 -0-oo O 2 3 O O O 0 C 6 0 E O 6 0 5 O 6 9 9 O 9 6 4 6 O4-44-+4 lo-0-044444-0+-Q-of-0+-0-Q-eooo4+oo-0404 Q-so-of-0+-vo+444-0-04-+04-04+-0-o++0-QQ Q BOLOTIN9S Where The Thrifty Stop To Buy THREE STORES 0-eo-0. SHARON GREENVILLE WARREN, O. .04G?OQ4Q0 99444490??0 . .C'0-Q-O-O'QCQ-9'Q'0Q-C-0C-0-O-O-OCC-0-Q'Q-O-O-Q'0CO'O0QO0Q-0QQ9 O-O-39900 CONGRATULATIONS A. M. ZIMMER---JEWELER Granant Diamond and Wedding Rings-Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova, Girard-Perregaux Watches-Towle Sterling 141 E. STATE ST. DIAL 5854 44440-04044-04-4 Q44-0-0-0-0+ 4440444444444-004494-0040-0-0-0-0+-+04-Q Q 1 'JZ l 00o00000000 0-0000-00009-0-00-00000-0-0-Q-0000000-0. Anchor Drugs 23 West State Street Cor. State and Stambaugh IJUXYN'l'OWN lllI,I.'l'OI' FEATURE LOWEST PRICES- HIGHEST QUALITY- EVERY DAY- Shop and Save at Anchor Stores RQXHH M.:l,4K-1165 Hu. worm PI'L'9Cl'illii01l5 Zll'L' iilla-cl as for ln-tlcr Vallwe lo -:ell quickly :U possible and I priccd in Zlk'COI'd1lllCt' with von tm' loss. . l . 1 ' thu ll1j.I!t'll1L'll15. Remember-REXALL products are tested and approved hy the United Drug Department of Research and Technology Q 0-0000000-00-Q-000-0000-Q-Q-Q0-0-0-000000000000000-000-0000000 000000 Q Q 00-00-0-000-000000-0-000000000000 0-0000000-0 000000000- Q CAKES, PIES and PASTRIES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 7-asfee galzefztl 36 South Water Ave. Sharon, Pa. Dial 6942 You'll Find Your Summer Needs at AUTENRElTH'S 25c to 81.00 Department Store 59 East State Street Sharon, Pa. Q 00000 0-0-0-000000000-0-000000-0-0-000-0009-0-0-0-0-00000-00-00-0-0000000 Q 105 000 gp. Il' l4f 15- 17'-f IPL' ZI- CALENDAR SEPTEMBER It feels so good to be back once more-the end of a perfeet sununer. Uur first rally- eheering not what it could be. liirst football gaiue, Strong-Vincent o- Sbaron o. The beginning ol' another lN1irrorette con- test. This year's goal i,ooo copies. Tryouts for A Cappella Choir. First meeting ol' Chorus. Call for One-Act plays. Sharon-Stowe game. Guess what? VVe won. Yippee! Score 24 to fm. liirsi paid assembly- f'lThe Ioy Bell Rutgers! 2.IffuSCl'llP the lapsl' contest begins. 15- 7 Rivalry between classes. Sharon vs. Youngstown Fast. Tit- 6-6. Good Game! Surprise! Something we've been waitf ing lor, for years. .Girl cheerleaders. 28--The boys went to town on their scrap I . ZW 5 , holiday.'Niee work, fellows! OCTOBER Assembly lor the Inuiors and Seniors. Are you able to stand on your own feet yet? lfirst meeting of the Senior class. Sharon-New Castle game. Tie I3-13. Happy Day! Our team is red hot! Paid Assembly. Stanley Osborne. Did you notice his Aussie accent? lsffililll' taking of homeroom pictures for the i io Annual got under way today. Call made for Public Relations Council. Ifirst meeting ol' the Dramaties Club. Football game. Sharon vs. VVoodrow Wilson. Tough game. Score 740 favor of Wilstiii. IQ-Tx!1l'S. Robert Nlagidolf, a Russian refugee, 22?- spoke to us in behalf of the Russian Wai Reliel' committee. Her talk was on the pres- ent bombings in Russia. Seventeen and eighteen year old boys being drilled by Captain Young on Wednesdays in the gym in Preparation for future war training. 28'--Election ol' Homecoming Queen and aides took PTLICL' lflflllff. zo-Big bonfire rally! Afterwards a Snake Danee took place down State Street, Tfveryone on edge for IOIIIKIITUWAS game with liarrell. ,go--Teachers' Convention in New Castle. School dismissed. Tough luck, liarrell 7. Sharon 6. NOVFIX IBFR Z-Cillfltl posture Week. io-Dr. XN!TfIl1l'f'L'I' and blr. blusser had charge of an assembly on good posture. its Armistice Day. Traditional assemblv. Atv torney I.eo lN feKay guest speaker. 1 12' Another holiday! And how we needed it! Gasoline rationing has its advantages, too. Game with Sharpsville. Score zo-6. Good ganie. The queen and aides presented Howf ers by last year's queen and aides. 14' Homecoming Dance! Benny Iones orehes, fl'1l. Queen and aides, guests of honoi'. iogAsseinhly for the boys. iq- OnefAet Plays. .lfxcellent performance. VVell deserving of all praise. zo?-lX1eetiug of the Senior Class. 23-f Seventeen and eighteen veai' boys meet to organize then' war program. 25f'TAll1lllliSglVTIlg prograni. School dismissed at zz io. zfPffTligiiiksg'ivii1g Day! Turkey and cranberries. Yum, yum! l7.H.C. formal hop. 27-f-fNll school! .z8gPractice blackout. DECEMBER i--Sing for juniors and Seniors: New slides initiated. 2+GI'1ltlL'S go in today. Writ' is mel 6--The days from now until Christmas will be changed around to benefit those with jobs. 77,1-llif boys had another holiday to Collect scrap. 0+ o+o+o+oo+ o4+4o0+cfr++eec+++rr+G++O-00 00-0 LET'S MEET AND EAT AT O CL Wff Private Dining Rooms Open Sundays Dial 6860 or 9815 FRANCIS PATT, Mgr. l-Q . There is no steam table service at Villa Nova. Everything requiring cooking is started only after your order is received. The extra minutes necessitated by this particular attention are well rewarded by the complete satisfaction you derive from food painstakingly prepared, completely sanitary, and care- fully served. ilol .- 'TO OUR PATRONS: We are sure our patrons realize that increasing food costs are having their effect upon restaurants. We are just as sure that you will agree with our policy of maintaining quality and service, rather than attempt to save by cutting corners on portions, good foods or in lowering the standard of our service. A slight increase in our menu prices represents increased costs to us, NOT INCREASED PROFITS. They also mean your complete protection against any lowering of our quality. l0.....1 Where Friend Meets Friend and Sharon Meets Farrell Near Farrell Athletic Field . +o+++Q+++o+ro+++ Q 105 ro-9 0-Q-0-Q04-40 Q Q 0 o4-o-0++o-o-o-o-0Q-o-o-9-o-o-o-+o-o-o4-o-o-+4-oo-o0o+o-vo+-o-o-o EDWARD J. MUIZCHIL X1 SON F L O R I S T Say It With Flowers Phone 7282 33 Vine Avenue Sharon, Pa We can make All the Ti Vx, f x ICE CREAM f' X in the Shenango Valley i X N SCH--- N -If WE JUST MAKE THE BEST MUTT ROBERTSON THE QUALITY ICE CREAM +0-0-0-O4-090044444-9-0++0-eo-0-too-0940Qbcobobooooooooooovvo 100 o4+44+o Q+o++oo4o0 040-Q-+440-G++ -0040-0-Q-0-oo-Q-o-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-Q-0-o o-0 ooo 0-co Q so-o-ref oo 0-094409-o-4-Q 1'4f I'Ul N 9 r x!UJ! JN'-'Jugxlr U S E , PASTEURIZED MILK Milk is 10096 edible and ouas 'ru P:w'rzs'r 9892 digestible Visit Our Dairy Farm i 5 , I R U S T S D A I R Y Phone 21435 SHARON CONGRATULATIONS S. I-I. S. CLASS '43 Be Americans All and for QUALITY FURNITURE At Reasonable Prices, See Northside Furniture Co. 905 to 911 Broadway Farrell, Pa. 107 ++y 0-00-0-+0-Q-o+o Q oo Q 0 0000-o 00 9-yco ro-eo-044-o-'evo-+4409-vvro-Q-voo-r++ QQ-Q-Q-o+Q-0-9-94044094004-0040-fff-0-oo O 094009000000oooooooQo44o e++v+Q+++o+o Q +0-Q-9-+9-0 Q4 O-Q-0-09 Q-Q-Q-Q-Q 0 0 Q V 0-00-co-0-09-Q-so-0009-00-Q4-yo-9 Q04-Q oo 00 04-Q4-0-0-0-0040 04044-4 44-0-09 +0-to-ovoercyo-ovvro-90-0-00-Q-Q0 t CONGRATULATIONS from--- HESS AND FOGLE 15 W. State St. Sharon, Pa. QQ-004000oooooo9000oo00900090000000000000-000000000000-roooo l04++Q004-oo-9040-0-0-0-+0-0-00+-+0-0-+0orfo+9+4+Q0 ++o++ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 The Ideal Bakery Q04-Qoeo+o0o+o+-of-0-+944-oovoero-rooooooooooooooooooovrvvoo-9 so Meet Your Friends at the G. C. MURPIIY CO. Sc and 103 Store The Friendy Store G I L. B E R T INSURANCE 10 Vine Avenue Sharon, Pa. 106 9-0-O-0 -0-0-0-0+-0-+9-94-0-Q-Q-99 0-+94 oQ++r+vo o Q-oe 0-0-0 9-0-vo-0-O-0 Q000-000-000-000000000000000000000-0-0-0-0-04-0-0-00-0-00-0-00-0-04 , She'll Be MosT LOVED BY ALL GIRLS B 3 With Is the Everwelcome Fragrance and '55, a Corsage , Lovely Clft of Flowers From -'R The BROWN GREENHOUSES Dial 4390 Seventh S., Near Buhl Farm -0-0-0-+0-0-+40 0-0 I 1 E E z 2 0 E z z 2 6 5 i E E 00 00+ C UO 0 0:3 9 in ox l as li 2 5 ol 1 m 2+ 03 1' Z 2 2 22 0 2 , 0 5 yo I Q Z 6 ...O Q0 Q : -UO ' sz Of 2- 0 233' 2 I B 1 CFM 2 EU UJ wzm gum? 3 gmgmg +122 ITI sv :gm .-I z: FOO VUE as 252-IJ? 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GOLF TENNIS BASEBALL SOFT BALL All Other Summer Sports . O0Q C4COOQ4Q0 O-GQQOOOOOOQQ00.000-0090500630-O 9000-00-00000-04-000-0-004-0-0-0-0000Q Q0-000000000000-00-000000-0000 Q 5 !The Mon Who Knows I. E. HELFMAN Wears Clolhes WHOLESALE FRUITS and 0 I PRODUCE SAM LURIE fr SON I Dia' 3531 Cor. State and Porter Way 80 S. Railroad St. Sharon, Pa. Q00000000000000-000000000000Q ..g.,+g.,,..gg.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Q000000000000040-000 0000000 00000 0000000000000 Reznor Drug Store z TWO STORES z : Where four registered pharmacists fill and double check prescriptions in their open prescription laboratory Q 0-0-04-000-0-0-0444-00-000-0000-0-000000 0-00000-0-0 0-0-0-0-00 0-000-00-0-0-000000 110 0-0-00-0-000-0-0-0-0 Q++9+9+40o4++46++++++++40+4444 040444444++++++4+90++4+++++++ CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 HERRMANN MILLINERY DISTINCTIVE HATS FOR MISS OR MATRON ALSO HATS MADE TO ORDER 86 West State Street Next to Columbia Theatre l+4++++4+4++++++4o0+00404044444Q++++++++++9+44+9+0440+9+++ Q QOQQQQQQQQQQOQQQQOOQOQQQQQOQGQQ 0000+000GQOOOOQGOQGQQOOGG SATISFACTION IS OUR MOTTO--- We have built our trade on good merchandise sold at a modest prolit, and take pride in satisfying our customers. THE MODEL DAIRY 114 EAST STATE STREET SHARON, PA. QOQQQOOOQQQOQQQOQQQOQQQ00040609 00000090666OOGGOOOOOOOOGOG Q E Always the Best Values and the Leading Styles JEAN FROCK'S, Inc. o+44o44++4++++++++oQ+++044Q Q o+++++44+++44+4+04oo+++++ CONGRATULATIONS To All My Friends DR. E. SINOWAY OPTOMETRIST 21 W. State St. HA Th B t 'd The Little Money Dress shop e N ge Congratulations to the Class of I943 6 8 W' state st' sharon' Pa Q 990-509.-LQ QQQ 090-0 04-OCQQ00 QQQ'0 9.4 ' Nl E I-l I. ' S HART SCHAFFNER 8: MARX CLOTHES DUNLAP HATS ESSLEY SHIRTS CROSBY SQUARE SHOES 54 East State Street Sharon, Pa. .0404099000OOOOOOQOOQOOOOO009004444000400440040044+Q4049444' 0-0000000000000000000000000 00000000 000 0 00000 Biggest - Busiest - Best BOOK'S SHOE STORE as E. stare sf. SHARON 00000000000 00000000-00000-0-00 0-0-0-0-000-000000-00-0 000000 000 I HEINZ STUDIO East State Street PHOTOGRAPHS 00 00 0 00-0-000-000-0000-000-0 00000 0000000000000-000000000-000000000 D o I v.Q 'I Q 'Y' E Q '22 o : UI -I' Q 'P 5' ro G3 'I Q Q. 1: Q '2'. 3 QQ D Q U1 U3 o 'fi ni ND -D uu 5 E E9-P. lZ zrrl cw xv :EPZ :rn- 35' 3 S 3 '21 -l 0. 3' rn Q 3 5 Q51 : su 5? Z I'- mm :Sy Rr 7'-1 Om ? I 'U ? o o 0 o 0 6 o o o o o o o o o o 6 Q O 6 O i 6 l O 6 6 6 O 6 O 0 9 O 0 o o 'O 0000 00 0-0 00000 0 000 000-0 0 0 O 0 O O O O O 0 O O O 0 O O O O 0 0 0 0 6 6 6 O 9 Q . 00000-0 O O 000000000000000 Play Records--- - VICTOR ' COLUMBIA - BLUEBIRD ' DECCA Latest Popular Releases Opera and Symphony Albums G. Cr K. ELECTRIC SERVICE RADIO-RECORD CENTER 44-46 Vine Ave. Dial 8075 000 0000000000-0000000 000-00 For Better Quality Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry, buy from FRANK WENGLER Sharon's Reliable Jeweler for Over 30 Years 50 W. STATE ST. SHARON, PA. 00 000-000 0 000000 000-00000-000000 0-0-0-0-0 00 00 0000 00-0-00-000-000000 -00000-0-00-000-0-0000 0000-00-00 0000000000 000000000000000000000000+00000000-0-0-000-0-0-00-00-00 Congratulations to the Class of 1943 Fashion Without Extrauagancen G A R R I C K ' S 50 E. State Street Dial 3516 000000000-00000000-0000Q Q0-000 00000004g4q,,.,. The 1 1 B A R O SPEIZER SHOP I I Extends Congratulations THE NAME' IN HARDWARE to all the Grads E of Sharon High School SI'OR'l'lNG GHUIJS .....-..............N-H 1 1'l,L'Ml:1Nc:sL'l'l'l.lI-is E Q U SHOES? i E WHO'S? 2 BARON HARDWARE STORES SMlTH'S 2 000000000000 0000000000000 00 UI IL' aw no O .2 'U m z 2 P .GO-0 Q Q o O Q o 9 o o Q Q Q Q Q o Q 9 Q 9 5 Q O 0-00 00 0 0000-0 000000000400-00-0-0-0-0-00-0000000000-00 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 THE RM TRO GROCERY COMPANY 113 in TREASURY DEPARTMENT ggl?y. WASHINGTON War SAVINGS STAFF March 23, Editor, The Mirror Sharon High School Case Avenue Sharon Pennsylvania Dear Sir: It is with great pleasure that I have learned of the wonderful record which you made in the recent naming a bomber campaign, conducted under the auspices of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Your outstanding record is one of which the editorial staff as well as your school may well be very proud. Will you please send me immediately the name which you wish to have inscribed on the pursuit ship. Sincerely yours, Homer W. Anderson Associate Field Director Education Section War Savings Staff 4+++++y0 THE SHARON HERALD cilso corigrotuloies Shorori High School on its Nome-A-Bomber Ccimpoigri ond is pleosed To hove hod o port in the success through o S I-I. S. Nome-A-Bomber edition of Feb- fuory 16, 1943. Shown Flying Tiger vvos the home selected. 114 4-ooo-0-44o4oQ Q4 Q 4-4-0 9 04-00444-0044-ca-Q-Q-ooo-Q4 -vo-0-4-Q44 Q Q Q Q-0-0-Q-Q-Q-4-o+Q-0-0-Q-0-Q-0-044+-QQ COMPLIMENTS OF Sharpstville Steel F abricators, Inc. SHARPSVILLE, PA. Whose Employees Are Proud of Their 100 Percent War Production and Victory Bond Buying Record 115 o+QQ -o oo-04-Q4-9-04-Q-o-oo-o-4-0 ooo: 40+-0-r 1 E H, 04-oo-4-+04-0+-Q-0-Q-ooo-so-oo oo-0-oo-orc-o oovoof-0 It Didn't Happen Over Night! 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WILLSON 8: SONS CO. 00444440-QQ4-Q4-0-Q4-+ve-0-0-0-0-404-004 Q 0 9 +04-Q44-o4+o4 va 4404 Q4-o++o-o-Q-Q 0 Q Congratulations to the Class of 1943 MESSINA BROTHERS COMPANY WHOLESALE Q FRUITS AND PRODUCTS 180 Pitt St. Dial 6679 Q44-ooooooooooooo-ooooro+rroQ Q Q44-4-eo-o-Q-Q-Q4-0-o4+oao44-Q-Q40-Q-ol Q Z Congratulations E To the Class of '43 2 I Corp. WM. MORGAN of MORGAN ELECTRIC I 3 9 0090040040-oo4vooo4-oo-ooo-o-Q40 O 116 oo-o-oo-o-oo-04-Q-Q-Q4-9-9 ooo ooo Qoooooooobooooeo 0 Congratulations-H BENJ. S. JAFFEE The COH EN STORE oo-99000-00000-0-0-oo-oo-ooo-ooo Q-9004090 oooo The SAMPLE FUNERAL HOME Dial 7411 000000000-ooo-9000000-+00 00 0-oo-ooooov0vyoooeo00o Q-4-4 04-044 00 04-0 - 00 00 0-0044 0-0 0000 00 4-0 0 00+++04004 SHENANGO VALLEY'S MOST MODERN DRY CLEANING PLANT extends CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1943 upefziofz Du, cleaning o. Dial 3585 0-044044-0-040,0-040444000 04 0 0 00-0 04404-0-044-0-0-04-0-00444--0040004l Q Floor Coverings, Draperies Dishes, Lamps, Glassware 'Window Shades Venetian Blinds, etc. 954 So. Irvine 0 0-00-004004 0 0-0000-0-0-0-0-+00-0-0 0-044-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-+0-0444-0-0-044444 G, 5 M' ROGERS 17 iewels . . .537-50 GIFT SHOP Johnston--Jeweler 121 W. State Dial 8142 Farrell, Penna, Q 40004400400 400040-0-00-0-0000004000-00-000040000-0000-0-4-000-004C FRUIT-OHL CO. HARDWARE-Houss FURNISHINGS Agency for Spalding-Kroydon-McGregor Golf Supplies Sherwin Williams Paints CHESTNUT AVENUE DIAL 6510-6519 00000-0 0-000-000040-0 0-0-000-0-04-004-0-0-0 Q 0000-00000000000000 400 . 117 0-0- -0-00-0-04-Q0-000-0000 0000 0-0-0-0000 00000000 0-0-0-00-0-00 0 0-000404-0-0 00 040-00 00 00 0090-00-000000-04-0-0-00-000-0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 CE P r 5 n n Your Jeweler 44 E. State Street Sharon, Pa. Yolfll D0 Better Af Sharon Stationery 6' THE ROUTMAN co. Supply C0- SHARON, PA. 29 Chestnut St. Tel. 4327 Fashionable Women's Wear We handle Pietzgen end B' K' . Elliott drawing supplies, also a Reasonably Pnced complete line of greeting cards. 0-0000 40000 00-000-0 0 00000 00-00000-00-0-0-00000 Dairy Products at Their Best DENEEN'S Opposite Sharon High ns 000-000-0-0--0-00 00-04 0-00-0-0-+0 r+Q44 o4-+++o++4+o4 44-Q0-0444-04-040-0-6-04-044944-04-904-4 -0-044 s1'AR5 nl SERVICE 1-an WI'-I-'AMS woN -me AMERICAN LEAGUE 'BAT-fume -rn-rl.E IN 1194-1' ANo '42 AND WAS THE 91-A BAT-VER IN -me LEAGUE -ro Hn-r 400' NOW I-lE'S GTUDYING TO BEA NAVAL FLIER AND LIKES IT' SO MUCH .HE MAX STICK TO FLYING AFTER THE WAR ' N TB-DIS MDS WUETIHI All VGDUD VIE GQ? INVEST IOZ OF vow? lNcoME nv wm soups AND srAMps.f The Modern Furniture Store 501 IDAHO STREET, FARRELL Out-of-the-Way--Less-to-Pay 119 0-Q-0+-0 94+oo Q-Q09-0-0-0--oo of-Q-04-Q-Q-+040 4-0404 0-of-oo-Q-0040040-Q-04000 Q-044-QQ-9-o+oQ-ooo-Q-94040-Q-oaooeoooov O00 90000000-QQ-ceo o++eo+rQ+ Q-O-Q-0-04-Q-4-04-Q-Q-000-0004-QQ 0Q90++04+0+Q+Q+0+ o 9 0 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 THE BUSINESS CENTER DINING ROOMS 26 and 73 Vine Ave. Sharon, Pa. KRAMERIS SHOE STORE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '43 FINE FOOTWEAR and . HOSIERY for the entire family 43 W. state sf. Dial 4219 Dial 3591 44-0-0-0-00-+90-++o-rQ++Q-0-0-+0-0-0-0-0 Q sovvo-viooeobvb y+v+eoO-+0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 and Keep Goin' Till You Come To S Z A B O 9 S JEWELERS Complete Selection of Gruen, Elgin, Waltham, Westfield, Lofngines, and Bulova Watches on Easy Credit Terms 4+44+ ooo0o00o0o0r9oQooorQo0o 0 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1943 SHARON AUTO BODY SERVICE PAUL STUPKA, Prop. N. Water and Bridge Dial 6771 120 -0000404 Q-oo-+940 040000+44004 0 evo-9900-Q-0 4-Q-+9000 0-vvoooooyooooooooooooovov 118 W. STATE STREET SHARON, PA. Q-Q-0+-0 o++q o-o-o4+4-oQ4-o4+++-o4-o-o-o-o-o-oa-o-o-o4-o-Qo+o-vvoo-o 0 0000-oo of-Q to-9-0-+09-Q-0-0-0 . 9 B1-:sr WISHES- ' Cilnofz Kfziegefz FURS-DORIS DODSON DRESSES 63 East State Street Sharon, Pa. .......................... -...........-............-+..n 4 --+H+.++.+.++fH +++f f+ff Q o n+Hf+w +,++ A.++f+.+++++o++ o Congratulations To The Class of 1943 OPTOMETRISTS Studio Lenses Duplicated Dial 5867 L' 1'c-1 lil li' You vlvillll. lt 81 E' STATE STREET 11 vine Ave. sharon, Pa. . ----H--+H.++++H+++++Ho ..+.H.N.. AHH++.++H++Ho Q .............+...f...so-'QQ'-...off.QQ...Q-0 - - +f+Q+fo Congratulations to the Class of 1943 Thomas Floral Shop Sharon's Fashion Florist Dial 4156-4157 Member F.T.D. WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS jo-foo-evo-o-9-o++o+o-040-o-ooo-9404-o++ Q oeooo-so-0 oooo ovfooo 0 rooooovo of Q oooooaoooooooooaooooooooooooo-0+-sfo-+0-9-000-vo-eo-of-ro-o++oQ qw. 1. mccmezz FUNERAL HOME 264 E. State Street Phone 7011 QQ-O-+949-O-O-O-0-0-Q-Q-Qi-0-04-+0 9-Q+46-vo-QQ 0 00000-0000-Q-O-0-0-0-04-00-9-00000000 Q Q 121 Q 9 ++-o++re0+o+0 Q Q-09000 0-044440-9440 oo+-o44-oo4444-o+o-o-o-o-rv4fo-o-o-+vvr0-o-0-o-o-0-0-0-0-0-o-+0Q For Quality Foods-Save the Coupons Q-Q-0-0-Q-094040-Q40-09046-0400-040oooo +44o Q QQQO-Q 04-ybfofafeo-0-Q-eo oooo Q 0 0 JOHN REYER SHOE SERVICE SINCE 1885 54 West State Street SHARON, PA. 0 , SHARON HOTEL COFFEE SHOPPE Froncges Pumphrey, MQVI I .Q oN-HH.-.+f.++-++4+.N -+ Congratulations to the Class of '43 . . . from SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 12 South Water Avenue Dial 6816 Q4-0900--0000000-0-oroo-0-obo-0-ro-fl Q Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o-vvo-Q-sro-0-0-ro-0-0-Q0 -0 Q44-o-Q4-o++o-040+-Q4-0-Q-0-0-0000 SCOTTY'S MEN'S SHOP 122 East State Street 'Where Style Begins' ooooooooooooooooooo-000900 Q o-co-0-9+-Q-Q-0+ o+e++ ++++ +00 coo-9+-ceo-Q-4-ro-Q-ree-0 ro-Q-Q-ooo-ro LIBERTY GRILLE RESTAURANT EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY Fine Food Delicious Coffee Pleasant Surroundings George Diuriba and Donn Masters, Prop. 17 Shenango St. Dial 9709 Sharon, Pa. 4-0 +0 +0 0 0 Q04-ooo-0-yo-yro-so o-90+-0-+0-0090 0- - 00400440009 Q f - 0000 - 000-0 0000900-000-00006000000-00 CONGRATULATIONS 6 O from W allis 85 Carley Company .O-0000099099-99059009-00909QQOC. X-RGy Shoe Fit-ting CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1943 003 , JOHN B. LEWIS Formerly ,, South Main Avenue 110 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. SHARON' PA' .Q0O?G00'QO-0?O . .OOO0OOO9OOGGGO , I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Congratulations 1 To The Class of '43 3 A- R- BECKDCL Hardware 5' Sports Goods We Serve All Your Sports Needs. Come in and Visits our Complete Confectionary and Hickory Sport' DePa e '- We have hobb lines, Golf, Tennis, Recreation Center Football, yRasketball, etc. t Sports Accessories-Zhd Floor Q 00000000000000v0000f00+000O Q0-0-0-00-+000-0-0-0-0-0-04+04+0+-+000 . - 90.09 ' 'OTOOO' ' 'GQOYO-QQVQCOQC-90-90-Q-0-0 EAGLE PRINTING CO. COMMERCIAL PRINTERS 191 Sharpsville Ave. Sharon, Pa. Q4404 Oo-00+-0090004 00 044-0--0 004 0000 000900 123 O-O -O-O-GO-O-O-O-Q-94-GO-0-0-9-O-O-O-GO 4-0-Q-0-0-9 00 Q-9-0-vcoev 04+ +Q+0+++Q-++ PREPARE QIIICKLY Stenographers, Bookkeepers, Secretaries, Billing Clerks, Pay Roll Clerks, Production Clerks, Shipping Clerks, Cost Clerks, Auditors, Typists, File Clerks and other office help are urgently needed in U. S. Government and war industries. We have geared our school to short intensive courses. You can prepare quickly for either Government or Business positions. Thousands of positions are now available to Business Col- lege graduates. To meet the demand for trained office help, our Summer School will offer instruction in all courses. Summer School Classes begin May 3l, June 7 and l4 Ask for Booklet of War Courses ENROLL NOW and get a good position in a short time Shenango Valley Commercial Institute A Good School for Eighteen Years Under the Same Management Approved by the Pennsylvania Committee on Standards of Practice 40 VINE AVE. Phone 8582 SHARON, PA Q +0+rro4+e++ero++0+Qooe Q 124 O00-0+ Page Sponsored by 83 E. State St 1:5 Q000000000000000000000000000000004++00000++0 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '43- JACK'S GRILLE Choice Food-Prompt, Courteous Service-Moderate Prices SHARO'N'S POPULAR TAVERNS 28 Chestnut 563 S. Dock 000000000000000000+000000000000000000 000000000000 Q004000400000000000000000000000a4a+0+0000 00 Congratulations to the Class of 1943 GOWNS, FORMALS AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS FOR GRADUATION THE BOSTON STORE SHARON 000+0000000000004 000000000 00000+++0000000000000000000000000000000000000 00 Congratulations to the Class of 1943 -- from -- S I LV E R M A N ' S EVERYTHING IN SHOES 0000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000 0++00000040+0000+00000000000000+00000000000000000 HAVE YOU TRIED Biggin s Dairy Products Phone 3525 For Home Delivery ++++++000000000 00000000000040+ 00+ Q04 0000 O Q 2 Q o O o Q 9 o 9 O o Q o 9 9 o O I O 5 Q0000000000+00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000' 110 Qo4+44444oo O4+o0++++ 94404+4+ Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co. SHARON, PA. 127 +4 4-o-Q-40444 +99-Q 4-oooooooo-040000000 oo -0-04-0 Q-oo-0-4 lo-04-0+ +++o4 CALENDAR 1xll0llll'l' 1l11y 1111 1111' 11111' s1'1'1111 1'11ll1'1'1111's. 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Q-04-0490-o .Q-0-Q0-04-oeoo-0-9-o-Q o++o oo 0 Q-Q +9-Q-oo-Q-ve B R A I N A R D ' S SUPER SERVICE Two Tow Trucks To Serve You AUTO AND TRUCK TOWING ROAD SERVICE Tire and Battery Service-Gas and Oil Official Inspection Station General Repairing 923 East Stare St. Dial Sharfm SHARON 3549 1-3 +v . 0 E 5 2 0 9 9 0 0 0 4 I Q 9 0 U 9 O 9 0 9 9 0 O -of 44-+4 0-90+ Q-oo 4-044 Q-9-0-0 . 90+ Mi z E E 5 i O-O-O 0-Qerob-O-99+ I This goal: pfzinfeb ln' The Beaver Printing Company i if L5 if 4 , E' 4 N - .- - b 2 1t:Q .5,.,, ig 3 E X - X Q' fi Tl' gf ' i ' 'mi ANL 1 X , Printing Ruling Boolcbinding Greenville, Pennsylvania ooo-++o e44ro+ eooooo+++o+ Your yearbook is a store oi treasured memories. The I oft repeated thrill of recollection which accompanies each new search through its pages will many times repay you for the care and consideration which has gone into its creation. We are proud to have had some part in the production of this book. It indicates the wealth of ideas ancl ability which have made possible the Northern's long record ot school annual achievement. ,, g 131 o4+y+eo+o Q-04 0640-009-0-0000-Q40-of-oo-Q 0 oooQ4++o4- SOTUS COLUMBIA GRILL and SWEET LAND sends their Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes for the Happiness and Success of the Class of 1943 Where Better Sharon Goes o++ . 2 Q O4-0-04-0444-+0-0-Q Q4-0 94004 Q00 00444-0-O4-+04-+0-yoreo-0-vo-0-eooooa-ol ++oQ44+e4 04-0-000-0 0-+0-+9 0-0-ro-0-9-Q-00,0 +0 COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. DENNEY X1 CO. 0-0-o-0 -Q4-9-QQoro 4-of-Q-Q44-0 L 132 QQ-04-0000+-Q40 0-0-64-0-0-9-G00-Q0-+0-0-0-00-0 0 0-Oo-0 0-00 0 srrnvj nl? sER-VICE BARN E V 5.359355 HOLE FOR 14- HOURS 1---1- -l UNCLE SAM WIN THE WORLD'S TITLE! INVEST 10010 or Youn lNcoME , IN wmv. BONDS First Naiional Bank your bank at the bridge member federal deposit insurance corporation SHARON, PENN'A 94+-o+ O-C-G O-O Q-O-O-O-O O-O-O-O-G O 0090000-OOO90-O-0006-000-009-O-rob-0-0-Q-Q-9-9oo-0-0-4-0-4-04-9-oo-eo-99000000-O Compliments of 9 9 I A. Wlshart 88 Sons Co. : BUILDERS 9 and HOME DESIGNERS 3 -OOO-0009-O-OO-00009-0090 C-O90-OH .Q Q9-OOO-00900040-GOOOOOOOOBO. PEERLESS-- COZY CORNER Wall Paper Store u PITTSBURGH PAINTS 2 ' Shoe Shme PMID' VENETIAN BLINDS WE CLEAN AND ' BLOCK HATS 41 River Ave. 2 t Opposite Liberty Theatre E 1 169 W' state street 00009000-00990-0099900 90. .04-0-GO-O-O-09009009-69990609GOO. CONGRATULATIONS- I. ZEFF To the Class of 1943 EAGLE CLOTHES From Your Local ARROW SHIRTS A, 3 p, DOBBS HATS 29 W. State St. Sharon, Pa. 6 134 -0-o-+4-ooo-0-Q QQ-0-000-Q-Q-+4-0-0-04-0-Q-Q-9-QQ-4+440 DOWEIQ For Victory 'ki' l'OXX'lClQ FOR X'lL I'OlQY is ilu- slugnn which guimlcs us in :ill nur pulicivs :mil :1Ctivi4 tics. Um' llrsl jill: is lu lu-lp will tlic wzir, tlicil ffwn- limlc l'm'w:ml lu Il Q'I'k'ZllL'l' tlixm L-vcr .xIllL'l'lL'2l. lflvctricity will play :l lmig lmrt in tlic luturc .xIllk'l'lC1l :is it mluvs in tlu- wan' lmlzly. L'ONGlQ.X'lll'l,,X'lllONS un tlic simon-sl'i1l Cmn- plvtiun wt' tliis plizlsv ui' sclnvuling in ynur lift. Yun, tim, will lu- :ill out fur Yiclury in your imimwlizitc c1nlc:1vu1's, ilu-n. llw llHl'lZHllHl.l.l1lS futurv .XIlll'l'lL'1l will lac llic g'2lll'XY1lj' ul llL'NY :mil gQ'l't'1llt'l' siiccvsscs. Glmml luck. 'K ir Pennsylvania Power Co. oo 0- Q 135 Qoaoo 9 I 2 E 5 i 1 5 QQQQQQQ0oovoooooooovooooorvvvveo oo CONGRATULATIONS TOM ' D cLAss l 943 ON YOUR PAST ACHIEVEMENTS AND BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESSES Thr: 2 Merchants 81 Manufacturers Q Q-Q4-Q-Q-Q-Q-0 90044-0 National Bank SHARON, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 0494-4?OQOC9OOQO9C40444 ?O00O-O44QO4' 136 sssqnas 7 iya, Congratulations to Class of '43 U55 Awficvzon gfo 'zz 'Q Q0-Q-0-000404-Q-Q-Q40-0000409000 oooo4+o+r++ro+o+ Q CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF '43- PAUL W. GLENN GENERAL CONTRACTOR Exclusive Glidden Paint Agency 17 S. Dock St. Dial 7104 Sharon, Pa. SPRING FORMAL MAY 29 8:30-11:30 Intermediate Senior Members and Guests ne guna 1. Bull! gan em, .Q'CQQ 990?OC 9CQQ ' Guzml llcnllh :md Charm The l'.l'UIl1 XY1lSlNl1lj' llnrm SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY I For lu-cp Xliillllg' :xml Guy The I+.xL'NI,RX7 Vvlxy I RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE U' S' 14 W. 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This was a special tribute to the workers in the Mill who through their high standards of production warranted this recognition by the United States Maritime Commission. 'NWARD OF MERIT X s .QI My r w This Labor Merit Insignia was presented to each employee by the Commission signifying the important part he is taking in this fight for Liberty. Q-4-0400-+4-0-0-0-0-0-oo-o-09-0-oo--Q-040040-+4900-+0-+0-oo - Q-904-0-900-vo-90000 141 0- oo ooo-Q 4-Q-9 04-oo-04-0 0+ ao-0-9 90 4000004-0409940-0400 4 0-0-94-0 9 O O 'fat golm Hancocfzs Read the Ads and Patronize Our Advertisers l-U Toi olm Hancoclzs Read the Ads and Patronize Our Advertisers 145 Gongfzafuiafions, fzaauafes All Nationally Advertised Watches At Cash Prices on Credit DIAMONDS NOVELTY JEWELRY SHARON'S OLDEST CREDIT JEWELERS X EIIITS +r+oQ 0-Q-vo-0 +004 4 i i 3 5 2 ,H 67,1 A ,ma L13 E STATE s'r my SHARON. 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