Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.