%ec!Uc Uian We, the Class of 1951, gratefully dedicate this yearbook to those teachers who have served as inspirations to us........................... I lt ll y-f-T ■ MAayai ......................because in their own special ways they have given meaning and purpose to our learning. Alma Hail, all hail, to Sharon High School Bright the torch for thee we bear May it burn as bright forever As its glorious light we share At thy feet we lay our trophies Honoring thee, we cannot fail In our hearts a reverent greeting Hail to Sharon, Hail! McUeSi Hail, all hail, to Sharon High School Far and wide thy banners fling May they float on high forever As our truest gifts we bring At thy feet we lay our trophies Honored thus, we dare not fail School triumphant, spirit splendid Hail to Sharon, Hail! teo-aid oj Zdluoatiatt President-------------------------------Paul E. Tamplin Vice President--------------------------Dr. John B. Alter Treasurer------------------------------George P. Anderson Secretary ----------------------------- Harry A. Bishop Solicitor...............................C. E. Brockway Superintendent of Schools...........................C. M. Musser Members of the Board _______________ Edward R. Sloss, Henry D. Johns, Oliver W. Beach, Basil Scott The Sharon School Board is the governing body of the Sharon School District. They are in charge of employment of school personnel and budgeting of all school funds. The Board consists of seven men elected by the voters of the school district to serve for terms of either two or six years. Any member is eligible for re-election unless it is against his better wishes. Mr. C. M. Musser, Superintendent of Schools, acts as educational adviser to the Board. $ SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Free education really isn't free. It costs money—tax-raised money—to have free public schools. Educating all our children rests on a firmer foundation than a fantastic dream. In taking stock of our schools consideration is given to their strength and to come of the improvements necessary to make it possible to meet the opportunities and responsibilities of schools today. The processes of education are slow and progress may actually be impeded when attempted at too fast a rate. The cost of education is an investment in people. Returns on the investment are to the individual citizen and appear on the balance sheet in terms of literacy, ability to think, personal and social adjustment, and ability to accept responsibilities and duties required in a democracy. C. M. MUSSER PRINCIPAL OF THE HIGH SCHOOL No man ever amounted to anything in the world unless he began with a firm belief in himself. We need an intensive campaign for more faith by our people in themselves, in the United States, and in the free enterprise system which has made this country great. Even the Almighty can do nothing for a people who have no faith. S. N. CURRIER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF THE HIGH SCHOOL One of the ways that a community may judge a school is by the conduct and attitude of those who seek its education. What we do individually may be our own business, but when our acts reflect on those who are associated with us, it becomes other people's business. The pupil who doesn't live up to the ideals of his school should seriously question his attitudes. 9 A. P. WILDMAN ISABEL ARMOUR History JANE BROSIE History MARY C. BENBOW Nurse PETER J. COLLODI Physical Education ANN MARIE CORBIN Homemaking 10 WILLIAM M. BLOUGH Director of Music PAUL CURRIE Biology MARGARET ELK CAROLINE DA VERIO English CHARLES DAVIS Mathematics Commercial RUTH FILER Commercial MRS. DORIS DAVIS English FORREST L. EAKIN Problems of Democracy CARL FLACK Chemistry ANDREW FRANKO Woodworking 11 RICHARD GRIFFIN Commercial ROBERT F. HOLT Mechanical Drawing HARRY F. GRIMES Guidance Courselor ARTHUR L. HOUCK Mathematics ELIZABETH HASSEL Commercial CYRIL JAMES Health CLARE KLOPFER Music 12 WILLIAM B. LAYCOCK Physical Education JAMES R. MARKS Biology—Visual Education ANNA M. McBRIDE French—English GRACE McCLENAHAN Librarian ELIZABETH McMULLEN English DAVID L. MINK History RUTH MOORE Spanish F. N. NEWTON. JR. Supervisor. Industrial Arts 13 MARY JANE STEPHENSON English E. VERNECE SAEGER Latin ANNA GRACE SMITH English CLIFFORD SMITH P.O.D.—History HERBERT S. SPIGELMYER Problems of Democracy GEORGE STOVER Commercial FREDERICK SWINGLE Music ELIZABETH R. SYKES Art ELMA STANSFIELD English DOROTHY WELLER Physical Education PHYLLIS MERMELSTEIN Clerk PEGGY W. CUSTARD Secretary to Principal lois McCullough Clerk 15 (lallesi GoaAten, - - 1951 Not suspecting what we'll meet, Excitedly we take our seats. The flimsy cars rock to and fro Waiting impatiently to go. Fear mounts—train ascends— Curdling shouts—we round a bend! Of this voyage every part Makes a groove upon our hearts. Higher, higher still we zoom, Even more the terror looms. We wonder as we mount the crest, Are we bewildered as the rest? Breathless with anxiety, Gazing heavenward, we feel, As the celestial clouds recede. The encouraging rays we desperately need. 'Neath the load the cars do pause. A glimpse of the future we see with awe. High abreast the utmost peak, Only God's will we aim to seek. Ahead of us the fairgrounds lie. Balloons and banners are flying high. Crowds swarm, drifting here and there, Gaiety appearing everywhere. But what is restless within the soul? A world reeking corruption and mold. Quickly, too quickly, the platform draws nigh. Though slightly shaken, our spirits are high. Where to next? Will we find the clue? To right the world—THIS—we must do. By Susie Morgan and Rosy Walker GLaa, GgIqa.'L Maroon and Light Blue GIgAA, Ojjfjice iA. Joe Bedich Vice President Richard Brautigam President John Beharry Treasurer Sallie Burnace Secretary 18 RICHARD ABBOTT General Course Monitor 4. Dick is aiming to be in the automobile business . . . just give him a wrench and broken down car and he's happy. VERA ALBANESE General Course Band 1.2.3.4; Monitor 1.4; Home Economics Club 3. A dance studio of her own is Vera's aim . . . right now baton twirling takes all her leisure time. THOMAS D. ALLEN General Course Tommy. alias Cowpoke, says he loves being out-doors . . . pastime is riding horses . . . someday he wants to travel in the West, but now he's thinking seriously of the Navy. JOHN AMATO General Course Pedro seems like a quiet lad . . . isn't exactly hard on the eyes either . . . too bad they haven't sent us more like him from New York State. JAMES ANDERSON General Course This sharpie is really on the ball . . . says his ambition is to work, make millions, and retire . . . spends lots of time making monkey shines. PEGGY LOU ANDERSON General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Librarian 3.4; Monitor 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. Don't let her fool you with her calm, quiet ways . . . Lou is lots of fun to be with . . . likes to dance, eat and sleep, and enjoys a good book occasionally . . . just aiming for happiness. VERNA LEE ANDERSON General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 1.2. Co-captain 3.4; Junior C'assical League 3. Secretary 4; Sock and Buskin 3. This cute little bit of mischief is aiming to be one of our future nurses . . . loves dancing (especially jitter-bugging) and talking. JUSTINE ANDRES Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 2; Monitor 3; Junior Classical League 3; La Espana Pequenita. President 3. Vice President 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Home Room Chairman 2,3. Teena's future is undecided — she either wants to get married and then travel, or travel and then get married . . . we'll always remember her outstanding accompaniment of 'Twas the Night before Christmas for the Concert Choir. DONALD ANDRUSKY General Course Hi-Y 2. Don. a quiet sort of guy. would enjoy nothing better than being a farmer. MICHAEL ASAFAYLO General Course Baseball 1.2; Monitor 1.2,3.4; Track 3.4; Rifle Club 1.2; Sock and Buskin 3. Draw is a frequent cry with Ace around . . . gees in for guns and old knives . . . hopes to be in the Marines. JENNIE ATTERHOLT General Course Home Economics Club 3. Jennie may be so quiet that you hardly know the's around, but her main interest is to help others . . . her goal is to be a social worker. WILMA BANAS General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. Secretary 4; Monitor 1, Captain 2; Secretary to Mr. Stover 3.4; Home Economics Club 3; Sock and Buskin 3; Social Committee 3,4; Radio Guild 3; Choir 1. A future secretary . . . Wilma enjoys a good joke, swimming, and dancing . . . certainly is clever with a needle. 20 WILLIAM BANICK General Course Football 2,3. Only crazy people want to work, says Bill . . . his favorite pastime is sleeping, but he seems to enjoy driving that car too. DEAN BARCA General Course Monitor 2. Bark's quietness is only during school hours . . . not interested in girls at present, he will get around to them someday. THOMAS E. BARKER Academic Course Hi-Y 2.3.4; Science Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Monitor 1,2,3.4; Cheerleader 2,3. Co-captain 4; Baseball Manager 1,2; Senior Play 4. Has lots of pep . . . spends a great amount of time playing basketball . . . Bow wow will be a metallurgist if the Navy doesn't get him first. GORDON BARONE General Course Hi-Y 4; Concert Choir 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Radio Guild 2. Baron can liven up almost any classroom . . . wants to make music his career. JOSEPH E. BEDICH General Course Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Baseball 2; Hi-Y 4; Monitor 2. Captain 4; Class Vice President 4. Noted for his athletic ability Joe's chief interests are basketball, football, baseball . . . and maybe girls . . . his quiet, friendly nature will be an asset in his career as a detective or an F.B.I. agent. JOHN BEHARRY General Course Hi-Y 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,3; Baseball 2; Track 3. Johnny (better known as Bigelow ) wants to be a gym teacher . . . he is an all round athlete, liking football best . . . one look at his lazy eyes proves that his chief interest is dozing. ALICE BENNINGTON General Course Leaders' Club 1; Monitor 1,3. Alice, better known as Flip. is an ardent sports fan . . . she participates in baseball and is one of the best basketball players in the girl's gym classes . . . her future will be working in an office as a secretary. DAVID M. BESTWICK General Course Hi-Y 4; Monitor 4; Co-captain 3; Boys' Glee Club 4; Football 2.3.4; Track 3.4. Peaches always shows good sportsmanship and a friendly smile whether he is in school cr on the field . . . someday he hopes to travel round the world . . . sports, money, and women happen to be his particular interests at the present ... a real life of the party. ROSARIO BIANCO General Course Band 1.2,3; Baseball 2.4; Basketball 1; Monitor 1,4. Rosy will continue with his barber shears after graduation . . . enjoys playing the trumpet . . . most of all likes to streak around in that Buick. DOLORES BOLE Business Course Sports Usher 2; Auditorium Usher 2.3.4. Dolores is going to be a secretary but she wishes there were more hours in the day for sleeping . . . enjoys meeting people and likes ushering in the auditorium. JANE BONNER General Course Girls' Glee Club 4. Jane, a new student his year, has not wasted any time in getting acquainted . . . we remember her for her acting in the Armistice Day Program . . . she wants to be a typist. BARBARA BOTSARIS General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. Vice President 4; Monitor 1.4; Gazette Staff 2.3; Home Economics Club 3; Concert Choir 2, Librarian 3. Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 4. This all-around girl hopes to be a social worker or a dietitian . . . Bots likes to spend her spare time with music . . . she's a hard worker, but always ready to laugh or joke. 21 SHIRLEY BOYER General Course Tri-Hi Y 4; Home Economics Club 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Choir 1; Monitor 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 4. Swimming is one thing that is tops with Shirley . . . very good at dancing too . . . one of our best dressed girls. THOMAS BOYLE General Course Monitor 2.3. Captain 4; Baseball 3.4; Cheerleader 4. Never a dull moment when Tom's around . . . we don't believe his ambition is sleeping, for you can't possibly keep him quiet . . . one of our loyal S.H.S. cheerleaders. JOHN BRADIAN General Course Monitor 1,2. Quiet but cheerful is this boy . . . when it comes to roller skating. Jack has wings on his feet . . . takes life as it comes. RICHARD H. BRAUTIGAM Academic Course Advertising Staff 1; Photography Staff 4. Manager 2.3; Monitor 4. Captain 3; Class President 4; Senior Play 4. Our class president is one regular guy . . . capable, ambitious, witty, fun-loving ard popular — that's Dick . . . the medical profession is his goal. JACQUELYNN BRENNAN General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Social Committee 1.2; Secretary 3.4; Home Economics Club. Vice-President 3; Librarian 3.4; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Monitor. Co-captain 4. Jackie's amusing personality and her ability to make friends are noticed by all . . . these should be a great help to a future airlines hostess. JOAN BRENNAN Business Course Quill and Scroll 3; Radio Guild 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Concert Choir 2.3. Vice-President 4; Monitor 1.2.3; Gazette Typist 3.4. The gift of gab and a sparkling personality are Joanie's . . . dancing and singing are her delight. JOE BRENNAN General Course Concert Choir 3,4; Monitor 3.4. Happy-go-lucky Joe doesn't let the worries of the world rest on HIS shoulders . . . one of his secret interests—listening to classical music. WILLIAM BREST General Course Monitor 2. Behold! our future baseball star . . . Bill is always grinning and has a wise-crack for all you say . . . likes all types of sports, and the Buhl Club is his other home. BETTY LOIS BROWN Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.4. Secretary 3; Radio Guild 3, Secretary 4; Auditorium Usher 3,4; Secretary to Mr. Blough 4. Brown may be a common name, but Betts is no common girl . . . likes to associate with people and has a delightful personally. DONNA BURKE General Course Concert Choir 3.4; Monitor 4. So charming and so spirited, her zest for living increases as the years go by . . . next to football she prefers dancing. SALLIE ANNE BURNACE Business Course Auditorium Usher 2.3,4; Class Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Secretary to Mr. Wildman 3.4; Senior Play 4. Happy, peppy, gay . . . that's Sal . . . have you ever seen her when she's not talking or rushing through the halls? Enjoys dancing and listening to records . . . her delightful personality will help her be a good secretary. JEAN MARIE BURNS General Course Monitor 2.4; Home Economics Club 3; Choir 1. Jean likes to spend her spare time roller skating . . . her future will find her as a nurse. 22 STANLEY B. BURTT General Course Visual Education 1.2,3. President 4; Monitor 1, Co-captain 2. Working! what a way to spend your spare time! . . . Burtt also enjoys dancing with pretty girls . . . right now. he plans to be a draftsman. WILLIAM N. BUTALA General Course Hi-Y 3. Secretary 4; Radio Guild 3. President 4; Monitor 2.3.4; Football 2; Concert Choir 2.3,4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Home Room Chairman 4. Bill's baritone voice will be missed, but not forgotten . : . as an F.B.I. Agent, he will make his captives sing . . . one of our better dressed fellows. GOLDIE IRENE CANON Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Auditorium Usher 2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Monitor 1.2; Home Economics Club 3. This pleasant girl has many interests, but ranks dancing as No. 1 . . . we know she will go far as a secretary. DONALD CAROTHERS General Course Junior Classical League 3; Track 3. Den's only ambition is to take up the study of aviation . . . spends most of his leisure time playing football and baseball on any local sandlot. JOHN W. CHERNISKY General Course Sock and Buskin 2; Boys' Glee Club 4; Monitor 4; Rifle Club 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 4; Choir 1. Johnny just doesn't have a worry in the world . . . let's hepe his future is like that, too ... a pretty good target shooter! JOHN CHERVINKO General Course Stage Crew 2; Basketball Manager 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 4. Jack is another one of our Seniors who are planning to help Uncle Sam out by way of the Coast Guard . . . right now his main interest is drafting. PATRICIA ANNE CHESMAR Business Course Secretary to Mr. Wildman 3.4; Auditorium Usher 2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. A more likable gal could never be found ... as Mr. Wildman's secretary she did well, and from her record throughout her high school years we predict she'll become a fine secretary to some big business executive. DAVID RICHARD CHIODO General Course Choir 1; Stage Crew 2; Boys' Glee Club 4 . Choomoka is a fellow who takes every task seriously . . . hopes to become a truck driver . . . just loves to talk about gas stations. LIVIU CIORA General Course Home Room Chairman 1. As a future carpenter Lee will be a success . . . his chief interest is in the great out-doors, passing the days by either hunting or fishing ... he is quiet, friendly, and a good companion. HARRY B. CLAYTON General Course Sweetwater likes to be out-doors next to nature and has dreams of being ar. agricultural expert . . . Listening to music is the best way to kill spare time. says he . . . we think he's a swell guy to know. DANIEL COLT General Course Monitor 3.4; Football 3; Track 3.4; Hi-Y 4. Big Dan spends most of his time working at the Buhl Club . . . seems quiet but when he gets going nothing can stop him . . . always up to something. PHILL CONNOR Academic Course Monitor 2,3. Captain 4; Science Club 3.4; Band 1.2.3; Hi-Y 4; Rifle Club 3. Secretary-Treasurer 4; Verse Choir 3; Student Announcer 4; Sock and Buskin 1.2.3.4; Radio Guild 3. Vice President 4; Senior Play 4. Flip plans to be a chemical engineer and with his nose for science, he's sure to be successful. 23 DOLORES JEAN CONTI General Course Monitor 1.2.3; Home Economics Club 3; Girls' Glee Club 4. Do Do.” a well-liked girl, will make a pretty picture in an apron . . . we know what the future holds for her. LEWIS H. COOPER General Course Monitor 2.3.4; Fire Squad 3.4; Basketball 2,3.4; Football 3.4; Baseball 2.3.4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Concert Choir 2,3, President 4; La Espana Pequenita 3, Librarian 4. Tall, slim Coop is a vital part of our basketball team . . . here we have a future coach in the making. RUTH PHYLISS COOPER General Course Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2. Social Chairman 3. Secretary 4; Monitor 4. This cute litle blue-eyed girl is always busy . . . Ruthie's” ambition is to become a housewife . . . likes to drive and dance in her spare time. MARY ELLEN CORBIN General Course Monitor 1.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Auditorium usher 2.3,4; Home Economics Club 3. Corb hopes to join the WAAFS . . . in her spare time she listens to music . . . does a lot of roller skating, too. BOB CROSS General Course La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Choir 1; Monitor 1.2.4. Although Bob's joining the Armed Forces, he shows a decided interest in building . . . loves model airplanes . . . Bob's a vital part of our cheering section. BEVERLY RAE DAVIS Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. Treasurer 4; Monitor 2.4; Home Economics Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Choir 1; Home Room Chairman 3; Advertising Staff 4; Business Staff 3. Manager 4. Bev's red hair is by no means a reflection of her disposition . . . her ambition is to be a private secretary. TOM DAVIS General Course Monitor 2.3. Captain 4. Captain of captains 4; Fire Squad 3.4; Hi-Y 4; Football 2.3.4. Tom is well known for being one of the friendliest in S.H.S. . . . would like to go to trade school . . . working in the bakery does have its good points though. ROBERT DeHOFF Academic Course Boys' Glee Club 4. With a great mathematical and scientific brain that everyone envies, Bubbles hopes to become either a chemical engineer or a metallurgist. JAMES K. DELAHUNTY Business Course Annual Staff 4; Radio Guild 1. To some people. Jim may seem to be a quiet fellow, but he really has a good sense of humor . . . his extensive vocabulary is too voluminous for many of our diminutive comprehensions . . . plans to be a radio announcer. MARGARET ARLENE DeMARIA Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3. Treasurer 4; Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 2.4; Annual Staff 4; Choir 1; Home Room Chairman 2; Advertising Staff 4. A friendlier girl can not be found . . . Ar, who likes dancing, thinks she would like to make sewing part of her life career. ARTHUR DESSAW General Course Midge” wants to be a machinist . . . spends his spare time reading comic books . . . always busy while in school. ANTHONY L. DeVENNEY General Course Monitor 2,3; Home Room Chairman 2; Annual Staff 4; Radio Guild 4; Rifle Club 2. If Tony sticks to his ambition— that of being a Forest Ranger—he's destined to lead a lonely life . . . at the present time he enjoys playing ping pong and tennis. 24 BURTON J. DILLON General Course Basketball 2.3.4; Baseball 2.3,4; Hi-Y 4; Fire Squad 4. ''Bud, a tall, lanky spcrts enthusiast, participates in baseball and basketball. depending on the weather . . . can't you just see him conducting a history class? MARGARET MARIE DONAK General Course Monitor 1.2. Co-captain 4; Auditorium Usher 2,3,4; Home Economics Club 3. “Peggy's” friendly Hi” will be an asset to her always . . . she would like to belong to the Bicomer Girls' Baseball Team. THOMAS E. DOWNIE General Course Tom left our senior class in the middle of the year to join up in Uncle Sams' Air Force . . . we'll always remember him as cne swell guy. NANCY J. DRAKE Business Course Farrell's loss was certainly Sharon's gain in this case . . . Nance's friendly way makes her easy to get to know and even easier to like. INEZ ELAINE DUNN Academic Course Monitor 1.2.3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Science Club 3; Gazette 2.3, Feature Editor 4; Art Staff 2.3, Editor 4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4. Nezzie” does a lot of painting—she's good at it. too . . . sure to become a fine art teacher . . . the Pirates are her favorite pastime during the summer. PAUL ANTHONY DUNN General Course Football 1.2,3,4; Home Room Chairman 1,2. Paulie's ambition is to be a pro in football . . . with that fighting spirit, he'll be tops . . . his yen for excitement has certainly been missed since he left for the Air Corps. PAUL R. EVERSOLE General Course Monitor 2.3.4; Junior Classical League 3. Sketching is Ev's main pastime . . . just getting prepared for his future years . . . plans to be an artist . . . his quiet ways are very admirable. RICHARD H. FAHNLINE Academic Course Mirror Magazine 1.2; Gazette 3. Associate Feature Editor 4; Sock and Buskin 2,3. Treasurer 4; Science Club 3,4; Rifle Club 3.4; Junior Classical League 3.4; Senior Play 4. Although a future engineer. Dick's interests are many ... fly tieing and writing (perhaps poetry?) are just a few. ALICE T. FARRINGER Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2. Monitor 1; Home Economics Club 3; Secretary to Mr. Newton 4. Alice can always find something to laugh about . . . her ambition is to be a good wife . . . Hmmm . . . also is interested in cars. NANCY ANN FINNEN Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 4. Captain 2; Annual Staff 4; La Espana Pequenita 3,4; Home Room Chairman 1; Mirror Magazine 1; Radio Guild 3.4. A sparkling personality, bright blue eyes, and dimples are sufficient to describe Nancy . . . she spends her spare time dancing and talking on the phone . . . who know what her future holds? SHIRLEY MAE FOY General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 1.4; Home Economics Club 3. Quiet and reserved . . . describe Shirley to a T. . . . but success is her only ambition to be. AUGUST FRATILLA Business Course Monitor 3.4. The future manager of one of Sharon's stores. Gus is quite a basketball fan. 25 LEE FREEBORN General Course Sports Usher 1,2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Lee is an all-around sport and never misses a game . . . without the Buhl Club she would be lost. JACQUELIN FR1EDNAMER Academic Course Monitor 2.4. Co-captain 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4. Vice president 3; Radio Guild 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Jackie. always vivacious and lovely. is considering the merchandising field for her future profession . . . she spends lots of her spare time swimming. LILLIAN MARIE FRYE General Course Concert Choir 2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 3.4; Choir 1. How could such a little miss be so busy . . . Lil always has something to add or say. MARY ANN GABRISH Business Course Mirror Magazine 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Librarian 3,4; Monitor 1.2,3; Co-captain 4. Mary Ann's love of literature influences her spare time which she spends as a librarian . . . she’d like to be an obstetrician. RINA M. GASPARI Academic Course Monitor 1,2,3,4; Art Staff 4. With her gleaming red hair, charming smile, and winning way. Rina is bcund to go far in nursing. BILL GIBBONS Academic Course Traffic Squad 1.2,3. Co-captain 4; Monitor 4. Big Bill is usually found at the Buhl Club playing ping-pong . . . a friend to all he knows . . . main ambition is to enter college. PATRICIA M. GILLILAND Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Annual Staff 4; Business Staff 4; Girls' Glee Club 3; Monitor 4; Radio Guild 3.4; Auditorium Usher 3.4; Literary Supplement 2; Advertising Staff 4. Pat, a good friend to have, will make a path for herself in life as a secretary. DONALD B. GODFREY Business Course Don wants to be an electrician . . . his favorite pastimes are handball, playing the uke, and eating spaghetti. ROBERT G. GODFREY General Course Concert Choir 4; Monitor 2,3. Chief wants to be a draftsman or to help defend our country . . . you can usually find him playing handball. if he is not working at Beckdol's. ARTHUR GOLDSTONE Academic Course Monitor 1.2,3.4; Junior Varsity Golf 3; Annual Staff, Editor 4; Junior Classical League. Secretary 3.4. Golf, golf, golf—that's Art's main interest, pastime and sport ... he is going to be a merchant someday and to prepare for this he will attend Penn State. ROBERT GREENBERGER Academic Course Bob. a new-comer to S.H.S., has easily made many new friends . . . talented in public speaking . . . will pursue the field of medicine, hoping Uncle Sam can use M.D's. ROBERT B. GREENE General Course Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Track 2.3.4; Hi-Y 4; Monitor 1.2. Co-captain 3. Captain 4; Home Room Chairman 1.2. Anything that has to do with sports interests Duke ... a swell friend to all who know him ... if Uncle Sam doesn't get him first, he'll be a doctor. LEO GRIFFIN General Course Leo has many good traits, among them being the ability to make things funny—especially in class . . . his ambition is to own a business of his own. JANE IRENE GRIMM Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2; Girls' Glee Club 3; Librarian 3. As long as lane keeps cracking those jokes, there will never be a dull moment . . . her future will find her in the secretarial field. THERESA E. GRODECKI General Course Monitor 4. Dimples.'' who is a rather quiet type of girl, really makes up for it cn a roller skating floor . . . her ambition is to become a nurse. GILBERT HAGERTY General Course Football 2,3,4; Advertising Staff 2,3,4; Concert Choir 1,2.3,4; Stage Crew 3.4. If he puts his heart into farming as he did in football, you can depend on him to be filling the grocery stores with plenty of fresh farm products. ALICE MAE HALL Academic Course La Espana Pequenita 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Monitor 2, Co-captain 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4; Secretary to Mr. Newton 4. Alice Mae is still undecided about the nursing field . . . dancing and her job are her main recreations at present. MARGARET MARY HANRAHAN General Course Auditorium Usher 3.4; Monitor 4. Ham’s red hair is the envy of all the gals ... a future telephone operator . . . enjoys traveling during her vacation. BEVERLY HARTWICK Business Course Home Economics Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. In Bev's opinion, being a secretary would just be ideal . . . likes to play basketball whenever she has the time. VICTOR HASSELL General Course Monitor 1.2; Choir 1. Lardy spends his spare time sleeping and roller skating . . . hopes to become a machinist. LEROY HEASLEY General Course Monitor 1.2. Captain 3. Co-captain 4; Hi-Y 4; Hospitality Committee 1.2,3,4; Stage Crew 1.2.3. Foreman 4; Fire Squad 1.2,3, Chief 4; Baseball 3; Track 2.3.4; Football I.2.3.4. Rusty is interested in all kinds of sports ... if he doesn't become a machinist. Uncle Sam will decide his future. FRED HEIGES Academic Course Visual Education Staff 1; Track 2; Monitor 2.3; Rifle Club 3. Vice President 4; Auditorium Staff 3.4; Hi-Y 4; Science Club. Treasurer 4. Loads of fun and packed with mirth, that's Ferd . . . likes hunting and bowling . . . plans to take up engineering in college. HELEN HELDORFER Business Course Home Room Chairman 2; Gazette Staff 2.3; Girls' Glee Club. Treasurer 3; Radio Guild 3,4. Helen's sweet and patient smile is always there when you least expect it ... a true friend in every sense of the word . . . plans to attend college. GEORGE A. HORODNIC General Course Football Manager 3.4; Traffic Squad 3.4; Monitor 4; Track 2.3.4; Stage Crew 1,2.3,4. As a member cf the stage crew. George is found behind-the-scenes during every play . . . although it's undecided, his future looks promising. 27 HOWARD HUDSPETH General Course Choir 1; Monitor 2. Hubcap believed to be a very quiet fellow in school, is the exact opposite after dismissal . . . his main interest is in photography, and the Navy has been marked for his ambition. GENE HUNYADI General Course Football 2,3.4; Track 2.3.4; Monitor 2; Hi-Y 4; Home Room Chairman 4; Stage Crew 1.2,3.4. Sailing the seas as a Merchant Marine is Hunk's ambition . . . spends his spare time playing football and dabbling in engineering. BETTY MAE JACOBSON Academic Course Monitor 1,2.3,4; Leaders Club 1.2,3. President 4; La Espana Pequenita 4, Secretary 3; Art Staff, 3.4; Sock and Buskin 3,4; Choir 1; Senior Play 4. Besides being a sharp dresser, fun-lcving Jake is always wearing a smile and has a ready laugh . . . enjoys drawing and reading (jokes probably) . . . seriously, she's hoping to be a missionary. NORMA JEAN JENKINS Business Course Home Economics Club 3. Norma spends most of her leisure time sewing . . . her future is undecided ... at the present time there is only one thing she really wants, and that's to be a success. ROBERT MERIL JENKINS Academic Course Visual Education Staff 1; Stage Crew 1; Hi-Y 3.4; Social Committee 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 4 Verse Choir 3. Quiet, but independent ... a Johnny-on-the-spot with a camera . . . likes to putter with radios and is looking forward to an invention of his own. LAWRENCE D. JENNINGS General Course Traffic Squad 1,2,3. Captain 4; Monitor 1.2.3.4; Rifle Club 4. Happy-go-lucky Larry is really a down-tc-earth farmer . . . wants to study agriculture, then move to Iowa and settle down. 28 BOB JONES General Course Boys Glee Club 4; Monitor 3; Track 2. With his good experience, such as being the comedian at the New Year's Eve Church dances, Jobber stands a chance of becoming the country’s No. 1 comedian in the years to come. NORMA LOUISE KAISER General Course Monitor 2; Home Economics Club 3; Girls' Glee Club 4. A blonde, small one too, is Norma . . . never has given the future a thought ... a housewife, perhaps? PHYLLIS KARR General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2; Auditorium Usher 1,3; Junior Classical League 3; Monitor 3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Health Room Monitor. Captain 4. Beware pedestrians! that's Phyllis behind the wheel . . . her experience in the Lab at the hospital will aid her in becoming a laboratory technician. TOM KELLEY Academic Course La Espana Pequenita 3. Tom is 'one of the roving kind' and plans to see the world . . . here's luck to him on all of his journeys. NORAJEAN KEENIST General Course Monitor 2; Home Economics Club 3; Verse Choir 3. Very pleasing to look at. Norajean, with her sparkling smile and eyes, could do wonders to any sick person's morale . . . likes to sew. read, or dance when in the mood. DONNA MAE KLOSS General Course Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 4. To be a secretary is the ambition of Donnie . . . dancing and roller skating seem to be her favorite pastimes. ROSE MARIE KOCH Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 1.2. Petite, peppy and a perpetual smile all add up to Cookie . . . hopes someday to become a secretary . . . right now she spends her time driving her car or dancing. THOMAS P. LAW General Course Football 3.4; Track 2.3.4; Monitor 3; Boys' Glee Club 4. With his desire and ability to play football. Tom will probably end up playing with the Cleveland Browns. JOSEPH D. LIMBER Academic Course Hi-Y 3.4; Monitor 2.3. Slim is a Jolly fellow who'll be a future forester and a photographer, snapping pictures of the National Parks for you. FRANK LISK General Course Hank, who loves posies.” wants to be a florist . . . you'll find him studying insecticides in his spare time. MARY ANN LOCHNER General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 2.3; Quill and Scroll 3; Band 2,3; Choir 1. Mary Ann's ambition is to be a diet-ition . . . her voice and personality will get her far. JOHN L. LUCAS General Course Football 2,3; Basketball 2.3,4; Baseball 2.3.4. Luke's an all-round baseball fan . . . his main ambition is to play pro baseball with the Phillies . . . in his spare time you can find him on the diamond, swinging a bat. JAMES LUMPP General Course Monitor 1.2. If Jim takes to the Navy as he does to tearing apart cars, he’s sure to be a hit . . . enjoys basketball and baseball. SUZANNE P. LYONS Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3. President 4; Monitor 3. Co-captain 4; Leaders' Club 1.2.3, Vice president 4; La Espana Peque-nita 3. Secretary 4; Home Room Chairman 3. Susie, another girl who is going to answer the call for more nurses, is a delightful combination cf beauty and brains . . . even though she is quiet, she has a sparkling sense of humor. JOSEPH MARINO General Course Did you ever get Joe talking about cars? ... he knows them backward and forward, and this will be a great help to him in his travels. ROBERT MARLEY General Course Bob is usually a silent fellow but is always on his toes when it comes to repairing automobiles. JACK MARMION General Course Monitor 1, Co-captain 2,4; Stage Crew 3, Foreman 4; Hi-Y 4. Big Jack wants to have his own printing company someday . . . but he could always be a piano mover . . . likes to hide himself in the glass-enclosed booth during rallies to run our amplifying system. FRANCES A. MARSHALL General Course Gazette 3.4; Monitor 1.3,4; Choir 1. Frances is one of the quieter girls in our class . . . plans nursing as her career. 29 MARY ELIZABETH MARSO Business Course Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 4; Auditorium Usher 4. Mary wants to be a stenographer . . . she collects snapshots, likes to dance and play popular and classical music, but can't stand cowboy songs. VERA MARTIN General Course Orchestra 3. In the future years Vera hopes to become a nurse . . . traveling will fit in very well with her career. JOSEPH MASTERS General Course Monitor 2,3; Choir 1. Joe would like to be a businessman in the years to come ... a career in selling would suit him very well. JAMES T. MAXWELL General Course Monitor 1.2,3.4; Hi-Y 2.3. Treasurer 4; Track 2,3,4; Football 3, Manager 2. Max is sure full of vim, vigor and vitality . . . his humor and wit have won him many friends. NANCY EDNA MAXWELL General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3,4; Social Committee 1,2,3. President 4; Monitor 1,3.4; Health Room Monitor 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Classical League 3; Leaders' Club 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Concert Choir 1,2,3,4. Nancy always has something to say . . . collects snapshots, reads, dances, and listens to her collection of records . . . plans to take up nursing as a career. DORIS JEAN McBRIDE General Course Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Treasurer 2; Monitor 1.4; Choir 1; Health Room Monitor 4; La Espana Pequenita 3; Junior Classical League. Scriba 3, Aedile 4. Doris, whose ambition is to become a nurse, is well known for her friendly hi . . . during the summer months she can be found on the tennis courts. francis a. McCarthy, jr. Academic Course Football 3.4; Monitor 1,2,4. Co-captain 3; Gazette Staff 4; Senior Play 4. A happy-go-lucky guy, Frank will make a regular college Joe . . . when he's got the time, he likes to eat and sleep. PATRICIA ANN McCOY General Course Monitor 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Secretary 2; Choir 1; Sock and Buskin 3; Radio Guild 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Social Committee 3, Secretary 4; Health Room Monitor 4. Pat, a lover of popular music, plans to be a nurse . . . won't she look sharp in a white uniform and cap? LEONA McCURDY Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 4; Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 1,2,3; Secretary to Mr. Marks 4. Noni has a way all her own of winning friends . . . balancing books is her future gcal. WILLIAM CHARLES McDADE General Course Hi-Y 3.4; Social Committee 3. Vice president 4; Art Staff 4; Monitor 1.2; Track 2; Gazette Staff 4. Flashy Ernie is an expert at dancing . . . his future is foreseen as a talented artist associated with an out-standing magazine. ANNE LOUISE McFADDEN Business Course Band 1.2.3.4; Monitor 1,2,3. When I hear music. I can't keep by feet still . . . dancing is the life for me; but, as it happens, secretarial work is mighty appealing too, says Anne. DOROTHY METHRIC General Course Monitor 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Home Economics Club 3; Band 3.4; Leaders' Club 2. Everyone wonders where Dolly gets all her pep . . . she hopes to do office work someday . . . spare time is used up in swimming and dancing. 30 DONNA FAYE MEYERS Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 1; Auditorium Usher 4. With her quiet and charming ways. Donna will make a good secretary . . . after a tiring game of basketball. she finds reading very relaxing. MARY ELLEN MICKEY General Course Band 1.3.4. Mimi seems quiet and reserved, but under this cover is one girl you enjoy knowing . . . just give her a house and a husband and she'll be happy. MARY ELLEN MIHALSON General Course Monitor 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 1.3.4. Mike discontinued school soon after Christmas to become a housewife. CARL MILLER Academic Course Sock and Buskin 1.2.3,4; Science Club 4; Monitor 4; Rifle Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Auditorium Usher 2. We will always remember Carl for his jovial smile . . . roller skating, acting, and swimming are his main interests . . . good luck to Carl in the future years as a dentist. GARY F. MILLER Academic Course Home Room Chairman 1,4; Auditorium Staff 2.3.4. ''Gerson'' likes to eat. sleep and skip doing homework ... is gaining experience now for a future job as a traveling salesman ... if there's anything you want to know about diamonds, just ask Gerson! VAIL MILLER Academic Course Rifle Club 1.2. Vail will put his four years of sciences to use when he becomes a chemical engineer . . . one of his many interests is tinkering with cars. BARBARA A. MITCHELL Academic Course Leaders' Club 1.2,3.4; Hospitality Committee 1.2.3. Chairman 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Gazette Staff 3,4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Monitor 1,3.4; Radio Guild 3; Health Room Monitor 3.4. Mitch's friendly smile makes her popular among all her classmates . . . right at home on the dance floor . . . she wants to leave Grove City College a full-fleged secretary. JOANNE E. MITCHELL General Course Concert Choir 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 4; Girls' Glee Club 4. Cosmopolitan Jo wants to live in New York someday . . . enjoys drawing . . . would like to study art. JOYCE E. MITCHELL Academic Course Gazette Staff 2.3, Editor 4; Science Club. Secretary 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Junior Classical League, Aedile 3, Consul 4; Monitor 1.2.3.4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. Always has a bright smile for everyone . . . full of ambition and energy . . . seven years from now we'll find her a chemistry professor in some college. HOWARD MONNIN General Course Howie will be seen flying high—or maybe low—over our fair city someday. for he wants to be an airplane pilot or mechanic. MARY ELENORA MONROE Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Monitor 1,2.3; Sock and Buskin 3.4; Home Room Chairman 3.4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Concert Choir 1.2,3.4; Leaders' Club 1,2,3.4. Upon entering Per.n State next year, Elenora will pursue the course of a dietitian ... an excellent dancer . . . if you ever want her. just sit on the curb and watch for yellow convertibles! GEORGE L. MOORE Academic Course Auditorium Staff 2.3.4; Hi-Y 3,4; Home Room Chairman 3; Rifle Club 4; Fire Squad 4; Traffic Squad 2; Annual Staff 4; Sock and Buskin 4,2. George, intent on enjoying life, will find his fame and fortune roaming the seven seas. 31 JEAN ANN MOORE General Course Art Staff 3.4; Gazette Staff 3.4; Sock and Buskin 3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4. Jean Ann. one of our future secretaries is artistically inclined . . . her sweet, quiet way is appealing. SUSAN JANE MORGAN Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 2; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Science Club 4. Susie, a future lab technician, is well known for her beautiful flaming red hair . . . always full of devilment and loads of fun. WILLIAM R. MORRIS General Course Stage Crew 3.4. Bill can always be found at the Boys' Club practicing up on his tumbling . . . plans to enter the Armed Forces when he graduates from school. DAVID E. MOSES. JR. General Course La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Senior Play 4. Moe is a great sports fan . . . wants to be a draftsman or join the Navy. EDWARD MOTT General Course Mott. who is a mechanically-minded fellow, has high hopes of becoming a draftsman . . . Good luck Mott. CHARLES J. MOYER Academic Course Traffic Squad 1.2.3.4; Monitor 3.4; Hi-Y 4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Rifle Club 4. Charlie's greatest enjoyment in life is driving . . . hopes to become a pharmacist and somedoy own his own drugstore. FRED R. MOYER General Course Traffic Squad 2.3. Co-captain 4; Monitor 3.4. Ferd's a fiend on basketball . . . has a great interest in mechanics . . . plans to enlist in the Navy as a draftsman. JOSEPH MULLER General Course Traffic Squad 2.3.4; Stage Crew 3. Joe, a faithful member of the Traffic Squad, can be seen daily directing traffic before school and after . . . has no definite plans for the future, but is considering joining the Air Force. MARION MURCHEK Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 3; Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4. Mert likes to participate in every sport but swimming (she's afraid of the water) . . . let's hope she never gets into any hot water as a secretary. DONNA MURRAY General Course Concert Choir 4. After hearing Donna sing, we can easily understand why she was one of the girls that represented Sharon Hi in the District Chorus . . . here's luck to her in her hope of being a June bride! MARY BONITA MURRAY General Course Bonnie. a chic blonde, has been in our school two years . . . her pleasant personality will be reflected over the wires when she assumes her duties as a telephone operator. GRACE MYERS Academic Course Monitor 1.2,3; Concert Choir 1.2,3,4; Sock and Buskin 3.4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Senior Play 4. This peppy gal will greet you with her winning smile someday as a nurse in a hospital . . . Grade has added a sparkling note to our choir. 32 LEE MYERS General Course Lee's a likable fellow . . . always willing to lend a helping hand to a friend in need . . . especially good in mechanical drawing . . . ambition is to become a machinist. RALPH DEAN NASSER General Course Home Room Chairman 1; La Espana Pequenita 3,4. Dribble, dribble! Score, score! that's Dean participating in his favorite sport ... he wants only to be a success in life. ALICE MARGARET NICOLLS General Course Monitor 1; Junior Classical League 3,4; Home Economics Club 3. In Alice's estimation studying and going to movies rank tops . . . she wants to enter the nursing field, maybe as Father's gal. Friday! MAXINE LOUISE NIKIRK General Course Monitor 1; Sports Usher 4. Maxine is going to work as a switchboard operator . . . favorite pastime is school . . . enjoys reading all kinds of books. GLORIA ANN NOLAN Business Course Home Room Chairman 2.3; Monitor 2.4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Home Economics Club 3. Glo's radiant smile and personality to match are a grace to any gathering ... as a secretary, she will add charm to any office. LOUIS M. OFFIE General Course Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Home Room Chairman 3. Louie is rather undecided about his future but is planning on going into the Army . . . sports and women are his main interest. BART OGDEN General Course Basketball 2,3,4; Golf 3.4. Traveling is Bart's one desire . . . good looking, a smooth dancer, and well liked by all . . . also a great golfer. MARGARET OLESKY General Course Monitor 1; Leaders' Club 1.2,3. Secretary 4; La Espana Pequenita 3. Blondie has an air about her that makes you want to be with her . . . one of our best basketball players ... an all around girl. HELEN OLSAVSKY Business Course Monitor 1,3,4; Leaders' Club 1.3.4. Shortie may be small but she sure can play basketball . . . sports are her favorite pastimes . . . her future years will probably find her a secretary. REINHOLD K. OLSON General Course Hi-Y 3,4; Monitor 1,2,3; Visual Education 3.4; Band 3,4. Swede's chief aim is to become a forester . . . also is interested in sports ... a pleasant disposition with never a frown describes his personality. GEORGE ORBAN General Course Band 1,2,4, Social Chairman 3; Home Room Chairman 4. Chick will make a good machinist . . . loves to spend most of his leisure time playing the sax. BERNICE ORLOSKY General Course La Espana Pequenita 1.2; Leaders' Club 3.4. Being a beautician will be Beanie's career . . . she loves all kinds of sports . . . hear she's an ace at basketball. 33 LA VERNE PARSHALL General Course Orchestra 2. Vice President 3; Band 1.2.3. President 4; La Espana Peque nita 3. La Verne has been very active in different musical organizations . . . plans to make the Navy his career. NORMA PATTERSON General Course Monitor 4; Girls' Glee Club 4. Norm can change a frown to a smile when she catches your eye ... a good dancer . . . wants to join the Waves. MARTIN G. PAULSON General Course Hi-Y 3.4; Photography Staff 3. Editor 4; Monitor 2; Fire Squad 4. An ace photographer and hard worker Gene has been an asset to Sharon Hi . . . wants to join the Navy. THOMAS C. PENMAN General Course Stage Crew 4. Pinhead ranks high among our six footers . . . his ambition is to be a carpenter . . . anytime you're looking for him. try the roller skating rink. QUENTIN P. PERNA General Course Monitor 1.2.3,4. Don't be surprised if someday you walk into a grocery store and find Quentin as the butcher—'cause that's what he hopes to be right at the present time. MARILYN PETERS General Course Monitor 1.2.3; Health Room Monitor 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Smooth skater . . . alwaye looking for a good book . . . Ginger is a good assistant X-ray technician— hopes to become a nurse. HOWARD D. POLLOCK General Course This fellow wants to be a sailor and roam the seven seas—what a life! . . . just give him some tools and he'll find plenty of time to. build odds and ends. EDWARD POPLAVA General Course Monitor 3.4; Hi-Y 4; Annual Staff 4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Baseball 3.4; Sock and Buskin 4. Ed will feel that he has achieved something when he becomes a draftsman ... he is particularly interested in all sports, but favors basketball. CARL RACKETA General Course Monitor 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. Rack. whose pride and joy are his lovely fingernails, is a demon on the basketball floor . . . he's got the makings of a pro. MARY ANN RAGOSTA Business Course Monitor 2.4; Girls' Glee Club 3,4; Leaders' Club 1,2; Auditorium Usher 2.3; Secretary to Mr. Marks 4. With a great interest in art. Mary Ann hopes to make her fortune as a fashion director or interior decorator. HARRY P. RANKIN General Course You can usually find Harry at the bowling alleys when he is not working at the wholesale grocery house . . . plans being a soldier in the near future. IRENE RAYKIE General Course Girls' Glee Club 4. If something is funny, Pikey will laugh at it . . . wants to be a housewife ... if you want to find her, look in the swimming pool or at a basketball game. 34 RUTH JEAN RAYMOND General Course Girls' Glee Club 4; Auditorium Usher 2.3. Ruthie, with her ''happy-go-lucky” way. has many, many friends . . . Just wants to get married and settle down. VIVIAN RICHARDSON General Course Choir 1; Leaders' Club 1; Cheerleader 2.3; Monitor 4. If you're looking for excitement, look for Viv” . . . never a dull moment . . . what a secretary she'll make! JULIA ROBERTS General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2. President 3; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Sock and Buskin 3; Librarian 3. To be with Julia is to be happy and laughing . . . she's forever dieting and loves to experiment with good cosmetics . . . with a voice like hers, no wonder she's in the school and church choirs. DORIS ROBINSON Business Course Monitor 1,4. Dori, in her own unassuming way, has wen many friends. HENRY A. ROEMER. Ill Academic Course Hi-Y 2.3,4; Business Staff 4; Advertising Staff 3.4; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4. Hank” would rather crack jokes than books, but we know he'll be a success ... his tall tales are familiar to all. RALPH ROSS General Course Ralph is quite the artist . . . plays the accordian and likes basketball . . . always ready for a good joke. LILLIAN R. ROTH Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; Choir 1; Monitor 3; Girls' Glee Club 3,4. Lil. even tho she appreciates mischief. has her serious side . . . she enjoys art work and has inclinations toward being a secretary. SYLVIA J. RUDOLPH Academic Course Leaders' Club 1,2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Ga-Science Club 3.4; Monitor 3.4; Junior Classical League, Aedile 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. Sylvia has a knack for drawing . . . one of her many ambitions is to see the world . . . spends a lot of her time swimming. THELMA R. RUTLIN General Course Choir 1; Monitor 4. Friendly Rut” is a sharp gal . . . nice clothes, jitterbugging, and bowling comprise her interests . . . 'tis likely she'll succeed as a stenographer. ROSE MARIE SANTELL General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4; Home Economics Club 3; Choir 1. ”Rce” is never seen without a smile . . . likes to spend her leisure time bowling or dancing . . . her ambition —a housewife! KATHRYN SARCHETT Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Bus iness Staff 4; Home Economics Club 3; Choir 1; Advertising Staff 4. Petite little Katie” can brighten anyone's day . . . she can't be beat as a secretary. HAROLD E. SAUCEMAN General Course Monitor 1.2.3,4. Nate” has a desire to see the world . . . likes to play baseball and basketball when not sleeping. 35 PETER SAVOLDI Academic Course Monitor 2,4; Track 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Although Pete takes school work seriously, he has a keen sense of humor . . . his ambition is to be a successful businessman, probably in the food processing field. MARILYN SCHELL Academic Course Tri-Hi Y 2,4; Monitor 2. Co-captain 3,4; Band 2,3; La Espana Pequenita 4. Vice President 3; Hospitality Committee 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Librarian 4. Marilyn's dreams cf being a nurse will be easy for her to realize . . . neat ways, pleasant chatter, combined with superior intelligence, make her an ideal gal. DOLORES SCHOSSER General Course Monitor 3.4; Home Economics Club 3. Tiny Dee is or.e girl that is easy to please and easy to get along with . . . her quietness is deceiving, so BEWARE. WALTER JOHN SCHULTZ. JR. General Course Monitor 3.4; Art Staff 4; Basketball 1.2; Hi-Y 4; Baseball 3.4; Football 1; Home Room Chairman 4. Jack takes his place as cne of our classiest dressers . . . well known for his ability in baseball ... or along artistic lines. HARRY SCHWARZ General Course Buzz builds airplane models ar.d also takes an interest in sports . . . Uncle Sam will decide his future. JAMES SCOTT General Course Track 3; Senior Play 4. Scotty may build your house someday if he doesn't go into the Navy, or get waylaid by a television set. JOHN CLIFFORD SEDERLAND General Course Monitor 1.2. Cilff can only think of one thing that he really wants to have, and that's success . . . his chief interest is boxing—who knows, maybe it will be Madison Square Garden for him someday! THOMAS E. SEIPLE General Course Tom. who works in a clothing store, spends his spare time swimming, dancing or watching movies. JERRY SHANNON Academic Course Concert Choir 2.3.4; Monitor 2. Cocaptain 3.4; Boys' Glee Club. President 4; Hospitality Committee 1.2.3.4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4. Jerry is sure to make good in the music profession . . . has taken part in many activities and has contributed much to Sharon High. MARY JANE SHERMAN General Course Tri-Hi-Y 1.2; Monitor 1.2.3.4; Home Economics Club 3; Sock and Buskin 2.3; Leaders' Club 2. Janie wants to be a telephone operator . . . has what it takes to be an actress . . . always full of pleasing chatter. JANET B. SHERWOOD Business Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor 4; Choir 1. Janet is very quiet and easy to get along with . . . she hopes to be a secretary when she gets out of school. PHILLIP THOMAS SEIGE General Course Concert Choir 1,2.3,4; Monitor 1.2. Tommy has vim. vigor and vitality whether he's exercising his vocal chords or getting into mischief. 36 BERNARD SIGLER General Course Football 1,3,4; Track 3,4; Monitor 2,3. Monitor 2.3; Co-captign 4. Bernie's really got that knack for getting into mischief . . . one of Sharon's “greats in football ... a Casanova? GERALD SIGLER Academic Course “Jerry is found at all the dances and even at Snyderwine's Food Store . . . . . . his favorite hobby is raising dogs. RONALD EUGENE SIMKINS General Course Monitor 1.2.3.4; Mi-Y 2.3.4; Rifle Club 2.4; Football Manager 1,2,3; Track Manager 1.2,3. “Ronnie is familiar to most sports enthusiasts appearirg on the scene with the usual water pail and tcwels ... he dees fairly well at shooting the bull's eye too. EDDIE SIMONS Academic Course Advertising Staff 4. Although he entered Sharon High only recently. “Tex'” takes an active part in school functions ... he enjoys stamp collecting or photography. NAOMI SIRNIC Business Course Orchestra 3; Band 1,2.3. Social Chairman 4; Monitor 4; Advertising Staff 4. Nomi. who is known for her friendly Hello. has only two desires: To grow a few more inches and to be a doctor's receptionist. GEORGE SIWIECKI General Course Squeeks is ncted for his wit and humor . . . likes fishing, and this will make a nice pastime for him when he becomes a businessman. LEWIS SMERAGLIA General Course Monitor 4. Lew seems to know what he likes, and finds enjoyment in listening to popular music ... a successful future is all he wants out of life. ROBERT W. SMIGEL General Course Monitor 3,4; La Espana Pequenita 3; Home Room Chairman 1. Headline in a 1961 newspaper: Buck Smigel returns with Flying Saucer Fleet from Lower Slobervania. JOHN J. SMITH Academic Course Monitor 3; Junior Classical League. Pontifex 3. Consul 4; Track Manager 3,4. Smitty goes in for baseball and basketball . . . always with the fellows ... a nice guy to know. RAYMOND SMOLEN General Course Concert Choir 3,4; Baseball 3,4. Tootie's future holds, he hopes, excitement in the Penrsylvania State Police ... in the meantime, he'll get his excitement from just plain living. JOSEPH SNYDERWINE General Course Monitor 3.4; Hi-Y 4. Gunner enjoys all the sandlot sports . . . without that jalopy where would he be—? JUDITH ELAINE SNYDERWINE General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Monitor, Co-Captain 4; Annual Staff 4; Health Room Monitor 4; Librarian 4; Radio Guild 3,4; Band 1,2; Advertising Staff 4. Judy is easy to get along with and has a pleasing personality . . . wants to be a nurse. 37 EDWARD G. SOBASH General Course Basketball 2.4; Golf 1; Baseball 1. Although Sob plays golf and baseball. he still finds time for fun and mischief . . . his ambition is to be a world traveler. DORIS MARIE SPONDIKE Business Course Home Room Chairman 2; Secretary to Mr. Grimes 3,4. Do Do wanted to be a secretary, but she now thinks being a housewife would be just as good. BARBARA JEAN STANFORD General Course Auditorium Usher 3,4; Monitor 3. Barbie is quiet and has a pleasant disposition ... in the near future she hopes to be a telephone operator. JAMES W. STAFFORD General Course La Espana Pequenita 3. Treasurer 4. Jim, who would like to be a commercial artist, is quite a baseball enthusiast ... a truer friend cannot be found. S. JOAN STANFORD General Course Home Economics Club 3; Auditorium Usher 4. Roller skating ranks first and dancing places second in Joan's likes . . . plans to follow in Florence Nightingale's footsteps. CONSTANCE STASEY Academic Course Cheerleading 1.2,3, Captain 4; Monitor 2.3. Captain 4; Junior Classical League, Cantor 3,4; Choir 1; Home Room Chairman 3. Connie is well liked by everyone in S.H.S. ... no wondor. with that personality unlimited! . . . what a nurse she'll make! DON STEPHEY General Course Monitor 1,2.3,4. Don's ambition is to become a cartoonist . . . very shy when around girls ... a good friend for anyone. ADELINE STEVENSON General Course Choir 1; Health Room Monitor 2.4. Addie loves to swim and dance, but most of all to talk on the phone. CHARLES C. STOVER Academic Course Hi-Y 2,3.4; Rifle Club 2.4. Vice President 3; Football Manager 1,2; Science Club 4; Monitor 1.2. Captain 4; Auditorium Staff 3, Captain 4; Business Staff 4; Advertising Staff 3,4; Home Room Chairman 3,4; Senior Play 4. Sleepy-eyed Bud isn’t really lackadaisical . . . he's going to college— Lehigh or Colgate? . . . sports-minded, he participates in sandlot football, baseball, and basketball. ELIZABETH JANE SVERCHEK Business Course Secretary to Mr. Grimes 3.4. Betty, so quiet and sweet, wants to be a secretary . . . what a whiz on the basketball flocr! . . . always has the giggles. HARRY SWARTZ General Course Football 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Monitor 1.3.4; Concert Choir 4. Happy's main ambition is to make good in everything he does . . . his future will find him a navigator in the Air Corps. WALTER GEORGE SWARTZ General Course Rifle Club 1.2; Monitor 1.2.3; Cheerleading 2.3.4; Sock and Buskin 2; Track 2; Radio Guild 2; Concert Choir 2.3; Hi-Y 1.2.3. Vice President 4. Though his interests are numerous, peppy Wally. who glows with vim and vigor, would like to be a draftsman. 38 MARGARET ANN SWEENEY General Course Leaders Club 3,4; Home Economics Club 3; Monitor 2. Peggy, who is interested in sewing and sports, would like to be a future employee of Westinghouse. LOIS MAE TAMPLIN Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 2,3.4; Science Club 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Monitor 1,2.3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Sports Usher 1. Quiet Lo is a good friend to have . . . will always be remembered for her fine job of twirling the baton at all our football games. PALMA TESTANI Business Course Monitor 1,2; Home Economics Club. Secretary 3; Girls Glee Club 3, Secretary 4. Quiet Palma r.ever has much to say, but we know she'll make good in the outside world. GEORGE THEOFILOS General Course Concert Choir 3,4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Monitor 4. Dark, curly haired Georgie, a quiet sort, is a smooth dancer . . . have you ever noticed those suede shoes? NICK B. THOMAS Academic Course Gazette 1,2,3, Sports Editor 4; Monitor 1.2.3, Captain 3; Rifle Club 2,3; Science Club 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Track Manager 2.3; Football Manager 3.4; Hi-Y 2. President 3,4; Radio Guild 2; Auditorium Usher 3,4; Advertising Staff 4; Senior Play 4. Nevada Nick is quite the busy guy. but never too busy to be joking . . . on the dance floor he cuts a neat figure. JOAN L. THOMPSON General Course Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; Sock and Buskin 3; Monitor 3.4. Joanie's sparkling eyes and willing smile betray her vivacious personality which will be useful to her in her future kindergarten work. JOSEPH TOMKO General Course Monitor 1,2,3. Happy-go-lucky, that's Timo . . . we may see him in the Army before too long. LUCILLE ANITA TOSKIN Business Course Monitor 1.4; Band 1,2, Librarian 3,4; Gazette 2.3.4; Sock and Buskin 3. Vice President 4; Girls' Glee Club, Social Chairman 3; Senior Play 4. Lucille has one main i nt e r e s t in Sharon Hi—could it be that she will enter the domestic field? TED TOTEN General Course Basketball 1,2; La Espana Pequenita 3,4. Like to play table tennis? . . . Here's an outstanding opponent for you! ANDY TOTIN General Course Monitor 1,2. Shorty has the straight-forward manner of good businessmen . . . enjoys ice skating, golf, and would like to help Uncle Sam in the Navy. ANTHONY T. TRONTEL General Course Tony, who excels at playing the accordian. desires to be a draftsman ... he enjoys wielding a T square and a slide rule. ROBERT TRUITT General Course Monitor 3.4. Bob's pleasure is loading the phonograph with popular records and watching Kathryn Grayson movies . . . interested in teaching. 39 JOANNE UHL Academic Course Band 1,2.3.4; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Monitor 1; Science Club 3; Sports Usher 1,2. Jo plans to enter the nursing profession after graduation . . . S.H.S. will miss her ability to twirl the baton. JAMES VARGO General Course Monitor 1.2; Golf 3,4; La Espana Pequenita 3. Weather permitting. Jim can almost always be found on the golf course . . . has a yen for traveling ... a great sense of humor. ROSEMARY WALKER Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 4. Treasurer 3; Monitor 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Classical League 3; La Espana Pequenita 3,4; Magazine Staff 1. Rosy is the life of any party . . . a faithful rooter of Sharon’s football team . . . wants five little freckled redheads. EDWARD J. WALSH General Course Hi-Y 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Golf 2,3,4; Monitor 2,4; Baseball 1; Annual Staff 4. Globe” always has a wisecrack to start you laughing . . . he's well known for his classy dancing . . . (especially jitterbugging). LAWRENCE WARD Academic Course Football Manager 2; Monitor 2.3; La Espana Pequenita 3.4; Boys' Glee Club, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Hi-Y 4. Happy-gc-lucky is Showboat . . . his crewcut. combined with those long dark eyelashes, make an interesting combination . . . wants to play pro ball someday. M. JOANNE WEBER General Course Concert Choir 1,2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3; Monitor 1.2.3.4. Always has a smile for you . . . ambition is to marry . . . likes singing and ice-skating. JOANN T. WEBER Academic Course Sock and Buskin 2.3. Secretary 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Monitor 1.2.3; Girls' Glee Club 3; Senior Play 4. Big Jo always has a case of con-tageous giggles . . . wants to be an artist. RALPH A. WEBER. JR. Academic Course Basketball 1,2.3.4; Auditorium Usher 3.4. Leigh is a happy and pleasant fellow, who finds making friends no task ... he is extremely fond of sports and longs to be a Commercial Airplane Pilot. FAYE ELLEN WELCH Academic Course Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. President 2; Monitor 3.4; Sock and Buskin 3, President 4. Faye is one of the hardest workers in Sharon Hi ... as president of the Sock and Buskin, she has dene a great job . . . wants to be a nurse. HAROLD A. WELLER General Course Football 2,3,4; Track 2.3; Basketball 2. Fun-loving Herky is one of the boys . . . right at home in any sport . . . maybe someday he'll coach one of our leading college teams. LYLE S. WILCOX Academic Course Orchestra 1,2,3.4; Band 2,3,4; Monitor 3,4; Rifle Club 4; Science Club 3,4. Lyle's touch on the violin will help him immensely in his musical career . . . quite a good shot with a rifle, too . . . maybe he will become a band leader. ROBERT J. WILEY General Course Monitor 1.2,3.4; Football 2,3; Concert Choir 1.3,4. Dancing, bowling, and sandlot sports occupy all of Bob's spare time . . . if he has a chance to pick the phase of service he wishes to serve in, he will choose the Marines. 40 LOIS WILLIAMS General Course Shorty wants to travel and see the world . . . spends her spare time skating. WILLIAM S. WILSON General Course Hi-Y 2.3; La Espana Pequenita, Secretary 3; Concert Choir 1.2,4, Treasurer 3; Boys' Glee Club, Vice President 4. You won't find a merrier or a better-natured chap than he . . . Whip's” ambition is to serve in the Navy. NANCY ANN WINEMAN General Course Tri-Hi-Y 4. Narc will make someone a good secretary . . . likes to swim and read in his spare time. RAYMOND WLODARSKI General Course Monitor 3; Football 4. Pollock, who is deeply interested in football, would like to become a pro-football player . . . should be able to reach his gcal because we know when on the field he plays hard and plans to win. JOSEPH JOHN YESKO General Course Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Home Room Chairman 3,4. Big and witty, well known and well liked, that's what we can say about Fight. MARGARET YESKO General Course Margaret, a prospect for the nursing profession, spends lots of her spare lime reading and listening to the radio. HENRY YUDT. JR. General Course Monitor 2.4. Hen's good at fishing (always catches the big ones?) . . . handy with the basketball . . . might build someone's dream house someday. ROBERT ZEDAKER General Course Hi-Y 2.3,4; Concert Choir 1.2,3.4; Stage Crew 4; La Espana Pequenita 3; Monitor 1,4; Boys' G ee Club 4; Social Committee 3.4. Quite active in school affairs. Zeke's second name could be Mr. Happy-Go-Lucky . . . his ambition is to join the Naval Air Force. JOHN ZICCARDI General Course Punchy enjoys boxing ... he hopes to make the Navy his career. 41 42 Donna Nezzie Punchy Margaret La Vern Berme Donna Little Jo 43 CHuck Rusty SHirlty ; St? on Janet Ruth Nancy Louie T on Don Jane Lee Doris H«rK Dick CooKie Mau no Bonnie John Han Wally beo roe Hi i Arlene Ronn Gordon Roa Rina Jennie Norma Donna Dc Jane Jim Helm Lucille Naomi Lillian •• I pAcnin th br«- i i 45 r ii ■' I :.;• •:••• .••• •! .• U$m mm yv%( Vi •', mi 'Vf'V’ . • •••«• V7••• : 7- • Illllllllllllliflllfllllllllllllllllill! iimiiiiiiMMiiiiiiiiimi lllllllllllllllllllKIII m ROOM 317 JUNIORS MR. FLACK Frcnt Row: Louise Bottenfield. Shirley Brest. Norma Davis. Gloria Bardsley, Joanne Barr.es. Sally Baker. Nelda Cole. Pat Bennett. Second Row: Connie Cannon. Nancy Davis, Janice Brown, Barbara Cardille, Shirley Cline. Joyce Antos, Joanne Bradley, Marilyn Cooper, Joan Berqkessel. Third Row: Mr. Flack. Herman Yassall, Edward Walker. Edward Trikur, Frank White, Bob Zipay. Joe White, Thomas Yazvac. Fourth Row: James Valsh, Zerome Ycest, John Troy. James Wierick. Edward Vogan. John Wilson. ROOM 315 JUNIORS MR. CURRIE Front Row: Joann Frye. Sally Etheridqe, Norma Diefenderfer. Virginia DeCiancio. Mary Lou Fair. Louise Faqan, Marie Eposito. Rita Escover, Greta Echinqer. Second Row: Rose Ann DeAnqelo, Francis Ferquson, Jean Fowler. Marie Ference. Mary Lou Gavalier. Sue Duqan. Shirley Eckenrode, Mr. Currie. Third Row: Don Tate. Bill Shuttleworth, Robert Shotlis. Denny Smith, Ronald Shook. Mike Stokan, Stanley Silverman. Fourth Row: Franklin Schell. Rudy Tomko. Richard Sanders. Don Steineck, Richard Seamon. Bill Schr.leder. 48 ROOM 304 JUNIORS MISS FILER Front Row: Dolores Hunter. Beverley Hess. Mildred Greer, Sue Harshman. Patricia Greer. Carole Hurl, Betty Garqano, Jane Gibbons. Second Row: Doris Gethinq, Mary Ann Graqula. Zeta Griffin, Barbara Houk, Betty Jo Hawk. Harriet Jones, Patricia Joyce. Charlene Greenberqer, Rhea Hum. Third Row: Miss Filer. Jchn Ryan, James Osborne. Bob Ott, Normon Oliver. John Murchek, Louis Offie, A1 Pintar. Fourth Row: Georqe Ristvey, James Samoros, Euqene Muntean. Jerry Mitchell. Don Pacifico. Dick Pollock. ROOM 302 JUNIORS MR. HEIGES Front Row: Eva Leali, Diana Knapp, Martha Kidd. Elizabeth Lisk, Loretta Louden, Dorothy Lanqdon, Arlene McCombs, Pat Kecuqh, Maqdalene Latcheran. Second Row: Emily Knowles. Patricia Klasic. Vivian Linton, Norma Lucas, Dorothy Kashmer, Betsy McCandless, Joan McAdams, Jean McCleary. Clarlotte Luba. Third Row: Irvine Milheim, Edward Matchak. Bill McDonald. Robert McHuqh, Donald Mathewson. Bruce Merchant, Michael Meszaros, Daniel Matsko, Mr. Heiqes. Fourth Row: Robert Miller, Robert Martincic, Anthony Marcello. Wilbur Novak. William Miller. Charles Merat. 49 ROOM 216 JUNIORS MR. SMITH Front Row: Barbara Miller. Mary Lou Maxwell. Shirley Mullen. Christine Murray. Rosemary Monahan, Dorothy Methric, Cherie Madden, Donna Mae Miller. Maqdelir.e Marshall. Second Row: Pegqy Jean McGrath. Dolores Meszaros, Betty Lou Moore, Jean Mcrqanstern, Rosemary Mueller, Beverly Mooris. Marian Matta, Patricia Moran, Rose Mary Muhovich. Jeanne Maxwell. Third Row: Brandt Laskin. Robert Keryan. Peter Kleinkopf. Peter Leo, Paul Laurrell, Henry Kress. Albert Kaba, Jerome Jackson. Euqene Kouch. Lawrence Kendl. Fourth Row: Mr. Smith. Theodore Lowry, Samuel Lurie, John Lelakacs, Edward Madden, Marvin Lansat. Edward Kerr. ROOM 215 JUNIORS MR. GRIFFIN Front Row: Carol Newton, Frances Pearrell, Elaine Papay, Kay Oqden, Joan Reinhardt. Phyllis Myers. Dolores Reed, Arlene Resler. Marilyn Pitts. Mildred Oris. Second Row: Peqqy O'Brien, Jenr.y Oqden, Nancy Orr, Carolyn Nickle, Adlee Nemeth, Nancy Nicholson. Marie Paczak, Edna Lou Nastasy, Alfreda Pleasant. Third Row: Harry Farrinqer, Louis Ference. Mark Heath, Jim Huffstutter, Dick Edeburn, Jack Grace. Roy Heinlen, Franklin Hart, Tom Green, Mr. Griffin. Fourth Row: Wallace Haqerty. Joe DiGiorqio, John Donner. Dave Grout, Ralph Hoyt, Jack Eakin. 50 ROOM 214 JUNIORS MISS ARMOUR Front Row: Leah Shanks, Dorothy Roberts. Emily Scelsi, Betty Lou Scott, Esther Schwartz, Beverley Shatter, Beverly Rodenbauqh, Anqeline Revale, Joan Schell. Second Row: Pauline Schweiss, Carole Richards, Evelyn Rhodes, Jo Ann Scragq, Estelle Rubano. Mary Ann Skiba, Mary Alice Shannon. Lillian Shields, Dorothy Sefrick. Third Row: Jack Collins, Robert Culp, Bill Cunninqham, Jack Danielson. Georqe Dancu, James Ciccone, John DeBlase. Fourth Row: Richard Collins, Joe Crisci, Steve Ciprich, Thomas Dempsey, Arthur Dauqherty, Robert Cione, Hubert Davis. ROOM 213 JUNIORS MISS BLACK Front Row: Bernadette Sullivan, Beverly Trice. Bonnie Wilcox. Dorothy Tomko, Mary Lou Weidler. Marilyn Stein. Nancy Stewart. Josephine Zalac, Bessie Whitecotton. Second Row: Louise Zippie. Mary Ellen Swoqger. Nancy Wilkinq. Sandra Wheeler. Phyllis Yudt, Jeanne Stafford, Joan Stasey, Nina Thompson. Nar.cy Whitlinq. Third Row: Miss Black. Bcb Cheza. Bob Bucher. Clifton Brickley, Dale Barley. Ted Bilak, Ed Bocko, Walter Bedich. Fourth Row: Tony Andres. Jim Calvin. Thom Chapman. George Benya. Steve Andrusky. Ed Chanapko. 51 ROOM 212 SOPHOMORES MRS DAVIS MISS DA VERIO Front Row: Elaine Black. Joyce Bouqcher, Betty Back. Erma Boqqs, Alice Bole. Alice Adams. Anita Alford. Louvetta Anderson. Seccnd Row: Miss Daverio. Pat Barry. Mary Brer nan. Lorene Barry. Marqaret Bokor. Cathy Bebic, Charlotte Ackerman. Connie Benedict. Gertrude Biolorucki. Third Row: Bill Your.q. Jack Wayne. Joseph Wolbert. Jerry Zimmer. David Wentworth, Barney Wonner. Allan Wilson. John Younq. Fourth Row: Bruce Whistler. Georqe Weller, Bob Weidler, Jchn Weber. ; •• ••' t l Ulilill I ROOM 211 SOPHOMORES MISS BROSIE Front Row: Shirley Ciccone. Marilyn Buck, Babs Brunson. Donn Jean Burtt, Margaret Darko. Shirley Collenette, Edythe Chiles, Frances Crim. Second Row: Marilyn Chermisky. Dorothy Chesmar, Violet Ciora. Mary Jo Brittian. Jean Cross, Mary Combine. Eileen Candor. Third Row: William Thomas, Bob Tomko. Georqe Sotus, Bob Thomas. Bill Walsh. Richard Watson. Miss Brosie. Fourth Row: Earl Ward. Dick Slaqle. Dennis Strauss, Ted Tarr, Joesph Voytik. Dick Steines, Tom Walsh. 52 ROOM 210 SOPHOMORES MISS CORBIN Front Row: Ruth Finnimore. Mina Flcyd. Beverly Ann Dudley. Patricia DeProfio, Marilyn Dennison. Dorothy Ann Durkot. Lois Flowers. Second Row: Phyllis Edwards. Rita Eversole. Edna Dessaw, Dorothy Ann Diurbia, Judy Fitzgerald. Marilyn Flowers. Pat Flinn. Miss Corbin. Third Row: Jim Sayon. Anthony Rivetti. Tommy Seeman, Phil Reese. Charles Shephard. Walter Sherwcod. Orean Roskos, Nick Sass. Fourth Row: Karl Siwiecki, Joseph Ser. Jack Seegers. Ted Ruttinger, Robert Schultz. Charles Rotz. ROOM 207 SOPHOMORES MISS STANSFIELD Front Row: Faye Hepler, Donna Haun. Peggy Gargaro. Regina Harenchar. Sally Grandy, Phyllis Gunther. Ramona Hagerty, Dorothy Hinkle. Second Row: Janice Hofius. Beverly Graham. Helen Gardner. Miriam Hohman. Marilyn Gilson. Nancy Hcllingshead. Marilyn Hercegh, Joan Hilkirk. Third Row: Ronald Readshaw. James Reeher, Robert Newell. Don Reed. Bill Pringle. Frank Pleso. Miss Stansfield. Fourth Row: Bill Phillips, John Pasguale. James Pasguale, Louis Paoletta. Ted Popovicth. Donald Novak. Bill Paulson, Michael Pettola. 53 ROOM 206 SOPHOMORES MR. MINK Front Row: Marilyn Johnson. Michaeiene Kocis, Dolores Lonq, Frances Jazwinski. Mary Jane Lazor, Patsy Kloss, Beverly King. Second Row: Geraldine Johnson, Beverly Jofery, Louise Johrston, Betty Ann Lucas. Loretta Landy, Helen Kulusich. Third Row: Norman Munnel. Bill McFarland. Jack McHugh. Philip Myers. Tom Nelson. Bill McNeish, Mr. Mink. Fourth Row: Gecrqe Morqan. Dick Miller, Charles Milligan. John Mueller, Charles Mitchell. ROOM 205 SOPHOMORES MISS HASSEL Front Row: Betsy McCleery. Marilyn McMahon. Darlee May. Phyllis Meszaros. Joan Mihalson. Violet McGee. Shirley Lyons, Margaret McMath. Second Row: Shirley Matthews, Della Mae Mathews, Frances Lurtz. Barbara Medved, Jean McManus, Dolores Mensurati. Nancy Marks, Miss Hassel. Third Row: Don Lambert, Benedict Lealy. Robert Mazur. Bovard, Mayne, Frank Mausser, John Kurelko, Don Mankas. Fourth Row: Peter Lockie, James McAllister, Charles Matsko, Tom Lloyd. Bernard Lucich. 54 ROOM 204 SOPHOMORES miss McBride Front Row: Veronica Miraqe, Catherine Murphy, Darlene Mullen, Ann Petrini, Catherine Reale, Judy Pitts, Marilyn A. Miller. Nancy P. Morqan. Second Row: Ernestine Pope. Lois Nottinqham. Carol O’Hare. Patsy Rankin, Nancy L. Morgan, Helen Oqden, Louella Moyer. Third Row: Jim Kantner, Bob A. Jenkins, Jerry King, Joe Kilbert, John Klein, Ray Kovack, Edward Kulich, Miss McBride. Fourth Row: Paul Huck, Larry Kinq, Bob E. Jenkins, Eddie Kurelko, Danny Joyce, Barry Kirby, Bob Kennedy MR. HOUCK ROOM 203 SOPHOMORES MISS SYKES Front Row: Frances Sframeli, Elsie Roberts, Charlotte Rieser, Dian Sheasley, Carrie Sansosti, Bina Schosser, Patricia Sabo, Phyllis Record, Delores Reardon. Kathryn Runser. Second Row: Sonia Segir.ak, Barbara Schantz. Marilyn Sewall. Rosanna Santell. Marilyn Sankey, Loretta Reddinqer. Patricia Reilly, Frances Ann Reid, Mr. Houck. Third Row: Miss Sykes, Thomas Hill. Charles Herald. Nick Hoban. Richard Greqa, Leslie Heinlen, Howard Gcodall, Dick Hogue. Fourth Row: Jerry F. Gould, Bernard Heubel, William Hough, Ronald Hart. Keith Godfrey. Robert Heile. 55 ROOM 202 SOPHOMORES MISS GIBBONS Front Row: Rose Marie Thomas. Caroline Swartzbeck, Barbara Simkins. Jane Strobel Doris Stephey, Marcella Sigler, Grace Stull. Maxine Spinelli. Inqrid Stein. Second Row: Betty Templeton. Martha Smock. Sandra Stroup. Evelyn Stevenson, Shirley Spohn, Nancy Southern. Mary Kathryn Taylor, Dolores Shields, Emma Steen, Rosemary Taylor. Third Row: John Feltovich. Walter Fererce. Duane Dobscn, John Dufford, Edward Gilbert. Dan Diefenderfer, Robert Fahnline, William Ellis. Fourth Row: Miss Gibbons, James Flaherty. Fred Dillor, Tom Furey, Donald Diurba, John Ghindea. Jen Gee. ROOM 201 SOPHOMORES MR. DAVIS Front Row: Lois Ulrich, Marlene Welch. Mary Weirick, Pat Vaglia, Joyce Voytko, Anna Wingard, Pat Wise, Bernice Wlodarski. Second Row: Kenneth Brest, Pat Troutman, Mary Lee Turner, Alma Watson, Mary Valentino. Kathryn Visnick, Rose Vasko, Rose Weber. Donna Tidswell. Third Row: James Curtin. Jack Cardiile, Gene Dixon, Pat Beard, Charles Agosti, Bcb Dickman, Harold Cameron. Fourth Row: Dick Butala, Charles Bonasera, Georqe Brickley, Gene Dessaw. Vincent Coyne, Floyd Batanian, Ted Anderson. Bill Bain, Mr. Davis. 56 Mi'mi rar 2® W«n 3 ler-t ce page V writ in' n' 57 iilll bJi iwuiiiiiiiiifiuniiiiiiiiii Mwiiwmiiiiiiiiiiiii i ADVERTISING STAFF Without the Advertising Staff the Publications would not be able to keep up their present high standards, for it raises the money to help finance the yearbook by selling advertising space to local merchants and industrialists of Sharon and vicinity. Membership in this committee, under the supervision of Mr. Arthur L. Houck, is purely voluntary; and students from all classes may belong, providing they are able workers. In the process of their work, they make many worthwhile contacts with city merchants that may be useful in later life. ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief____ Senior Editor _____ Activities Editor Faculty Editor ____ Sports Editor______ Adviser____________ Arthur Goldstore ___Pat Chesmar ----- Carl Miller _ Gecrge Moore _____Ed Walsh Mr. R. K. Paxton The Annual Staff is one activity of the school that is entirely made up of Senior members. The staff's job is to prepare the yearbook in a way to make it an interesting and acceptable piece of work. This year under the capable leadership of the Editor-in-Chief, Arthur Goldstone, they worked together to choose a cover, write and arrange the material, and then finally, distributed the finished product. Work on this Staff is a valuable experience in cooperation. 60 ART STAFF Editor_________________________________________________________________Inez Dunn Adviser______________________________________________________Miss Elizabeth Sykes The Art Staff, consisting of eight members, selects from the art classes all the art work which appears in our Publications. Early this year the members, with the aid of Miss Sykes, began formulating ideas which would provide originality and interest to our yearbook; then, working with the Annual Staff, they selected the theme for the yearbook and prepared the art work contained therein. BUSINESS STAFF Manager-----------------------------------------------Beverly Davis Assislan)---------------------------------------------Martha Kidd Adviser-----------------------------------------Mr. Arthur L. Houck The students that compose the Business Staff are certainly willing to work. Some of the jobs they handle efficiently are: scheduling of Senior pictures, collecting and accounting for all money for Publications, selling home room pictures, and carrying on all correspondence for all the Publications. Orchids to you for the swell job done. 61 BAND President —--------------------------------------------------La Verne Parshall Vice President ---------------------------------------------Danny Diefenderfer Secretary----------------------------------------------------Carol Sue Brown Treasurer---------------------------------------------------------Hubie Davis Social Chairman---------------------------------------------------Naomi Sirnic Librarian----------------------------------------------------------Joan Schell Director-----------------------------------------------------Mr. Clare Klopfer Since the Band has been playing at our home basketball games they have had more of a chance to display their talents this year since the completion of our new gym. At the football games during half time, Joanne Weber and her Four Majorettes presented very lively and original programs, accompanied by the Band under the capable leadership of Mr. Klopfer, better known to us as Tiny. Besides playing at the games, the band provided entertainment for the students and members of our community at rallies, concerts, and parades. CONCERT CHOIR President-------—------------—------------------------------- Louie Cooper Vice President-------------------------------------------------Joan Brennan Secretary--------------------------------------------------------Nelda Co1g Treasurer------------------------------------------------------Gene Kouch Social Chairman------------------------------------------------jack Feltovich Librarian------------------------------------------------------Kathy Bebic Director-------------------------------------------------Mr. William Blough The Sharon High School Concert Choir is composed of a group of students who have shown their talent for singing. The membership is based upon the tryouts held at the beginning of the school year. Practices are held during the third period every day. Under the direction of Mr. William Blough, the choir thrilled the audience with their splendid performance at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. FIRE SQUAD Chief__________________________________________________________ Leroy Heasley Assistants__________________________________________Fred Heiqes, Walter Bedich Adviser______________________________________________________Mr. A. P. Wildman The Fire Squad is made up of fifteen junior and senior boys, each member having a special job to perform when the fire bell rings. Their duties are to see that all exit doors are opened, to make sure that all windows are closed and rooms checked, and to keep the student traffic moving—and all this has to be done in a matter of a few minutes. The purpose of the Fire Squad is to insure an accident-free school term. GAZETTE Editor-in-Chief ________________ Associate Editor _______________ Feature Editor _________________ Associate Feature Editor ------- Sports Editor ------------------ Adviser_________________________ ______________Joyce Mitchell ______________ Leah Shanks ________________Inez Dunn _____________Dick Fahnlir.e .............. Nick Thomas ___Miss Anna Grace Smith When you are a member of the Gazette Staff, writing is not your only responsibility, as there are many other things that go into putting a paper out. As a tryout on the Gazette, thirty inches of printed material is required before becoming a reporter. The Gazette is published twelve times a year by a voluntary staff that do a job well worthwhile in rating our school. 64 GLEE CLUB—BOYS President-----------------------------------------------------------Jerry Shannon Vice President ____________________________________________________ Louis Cooper Secretary-Treasurer ----------------------------------------------- James Muder Director ------------------------------------------------------- Mr. Roger Jarvis The Boys' Glee Club is a new addition to the many other activities of Sharon High and they made their initial satisfying performance at the Christmas Concert. Tryouts were held at the beginning of the year and the members were chosen by their ability and a desire to sing and enjoy it. The Club, under the direction of Mr. Jarvis, meets every Monday and Friday during Activity Period for rehearsal. On O GLEE CLUB—GIRLS President ____________________ Vice President _______________ Secretary ____________________ Treasurer_____________________ Librarian -------------------- Social Chairman ______________ Director---------------------- _____ Palma Testani _____ Esther Swartz — Marilyn Hercegh ____Arlene DeMaria _______ Jean Fowler __ Veronica Mirage Miss Helen Bastress The Girls' Glee Club, which was organized only last year, has certainly managed to hold its own among the other music organizations of Sharon High. Besides helping to make the Christmas Concert and Spring Concert the huge success that they were, the Girls' Glee Club also took part in a radio broadcast in April. HI-Y CLUB President------------------------------------------------------------------------Nick Thomas Vice President_________________________________________________________Wally Swartz Secretary----------------------------------------------------------------Bill Butala Treasurer-------------------------------------------------------------------------Jim Maxwell Chaplain ----------------------------------------- —.............. Hank Roemer Adviser----------------------------------------------------------Mr. Richard Griffin The Hi-Y Club is a group of boys united to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Each year this group of boys sponsors the annual Homecoming Dance and uses the proceeds therefrom to carry on their worthwhile projects. By attending the Midwest Conference the Hi-Y boys are aided by the new ideas discussed there to promote civic welfare. HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE Chairman —— ------------------------....--------------------Barbara Milchell Adviser-------------------------------------------------Miss Vernece Saeger This group of friendly students are chosen from each class. Their duties are to introduce new students to our school, to its rules, and to the student body. The members of this committee roll out the welcome mat of our school to new students, thus giving them their first impression of our school system, and it is their responsibility to see that this impression is favorable. 67 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Consules Scriba — Quaestor Aediles .. Cantor... Pontifex . Adviser . ________________________Joyce Mitchell. John Smith ____________________________—_____ Lee Anderson __________________________________Art Goldstone ______ Sylvia Rudolph. Pat Moran. Doris McBride __________________________________Ccnnie Stacey __________________________________Nar.cy Wilkins ___________-...----------- Miss Mildred Caldwell Membership in the Junior Classical League is limited to students taking third and fourth year Latin. The object of the club is to acquaint students with ancient civilization to which we are indebted for our laws and language. Through affiliation by charter with the National Junior Classical Association a medal can be awarded at Commencement to that senior with the highest four year average in Latin. LA ESP ANA PEQUENITA Presidente______________________________________________________________Robert Keryan Vice Presidente____________________ —__________________________________Justine Andres Secretaria______________________________________________________________Suzanne Lyons Tesorero________________________________________________________________ James Stafford Bibliotecaria __________________________________________________________ Lewis Cooper Aconsejera_____________________________________________________——____Miss Ruth Moore La Espana Pequenita is the Spanish Club and is composed of all students studying Spanish. Meetings are held twice monthly during the class period, at which time the members study and do research on Spanish-speaking countries. The club song is La Paloma. 68 LEADERS' CLUB President----------------------------------------------- Betty Mae Jacobson Vice President---------------------------------------------------Suzanne Lyons Secretary-------------------------------------------------------Margaret Olesky Adviser-----------------------------------------------------Miss Dorothy Weller The Leaders' Club is devoted to teaching girls to be good leaders in their future lives. This is done by teaching these girls the marching commands, exercises, relays, and the rules of the different games played in the gym classes. In turn they teach what they have learned to the gym classes. The members of the club also coach the girls in the different tournaments such as basketball and volleyball which are held during the school year. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le President ______________ Le Premier Vice-President Le Second Vice-President La Secretaire—adjoint _____ Le Tresorier ______________ Le Trescrier—adjoint_______ Les Journalistes___________ Adviser ___________________ ...---------- Irvine Milheim ___________ Greta Eichinger -------------- Edythe Chiles _________ Lois Greenberger ________ Star ley Silverman ____________ Robert Keryan .. Leah Shanks. Norma Lucas ____ Miss Anna M. McBride Le Cercle Francais is an organization open to students who are studying French. This club sponsors many projects, among which are correspondence with students in France, and the adoption of a French student to whom they send packages. Members of this club receive an appreciation of the life and conditions in France. 69 LIBRARIANS Under the leadership of Miss Grace McClenahan, these girls have volunteered their services in order to further their knowledge of library functions. They help out at the Librarian's desk, arrange books, collect fines, and provide helpful information to the student body. This group, now in its second year, has proved of great value in the school's efforts to provide extra activities. MONITORS—HEALTH ROOM The Monitors who serve in the Health Room are selected and governed by the same general principles as those serving on the regular Monitor squads. These girls receive valuable experience in caring for the sick and executing office routine. The adviser to this group is Miss Vernece Saeger. 70 MONITORS Captain of Captains ...___________________________________________ Tom Davis Co-captain ol Captains ___________________________________________ Tom Boyle Adviser----------------------------------------------------Mr. A. P. Wildman The purpose of the Monitor Squad is to keep order in the halls, and to show visitors to their destinations in the school. There is a squad before school and during every period of the day. A party sponsored by the Monitors was held this year in the new gym. MONITORS' CODE OF BEHAVIOR I will remember that my behavior reflects the attitude of Sharon High School and that the school is judged by the impression I create. I will take charge of the halls in the vicinity of my post as monitor and will be responsible for the behavior of the pupils in this area. I will visit the lavatory nearest my post immediately after I go on duty and at any other time when it is necessary and will report any condition that is not as it should be. I will talk to no one when on duty except in case of necessity. I will not allow an outsider to go around the halls except when I am sure they have received this privilege from the office or are accompanied by some member of the school. I will rise when speaking with any adult or any woman. I will remain at my post until the monitor who follows me reports for duty. I will stand during change of classes. I will see that pupils use the proper stairs. If at any time I feel I cannot fulfill my obligation to the school, I will resign my position rather than violate a trust. I will report to the office any condition which I am not capable of handling. If on duty on the first floor, I will allow no one to leave the building without proper authority. I will enforce and abide by the Permit Rules. I will try to be worthy of the trust placed in me and I will not forget that I am responsible to the school to do my best. 71 72 ORCHESTRA President---------------------------------------------- Richard Seamen Vice President___________________________________________________________Joe Voytko Secretary---------------------------------------------------------------Ruth Cooper Treasurer ------------------------------------------------------------ Anita Alfred Social Chairman --------------------------------------------- Jeanne Maxwell Librarian---------------------------------------------------Marilyn Schell Director-------------------------------------------- Mr. Frederick Swingle We have all enjoyed hearing the Sharon High Orchestra. We have heard them not only at assemblies and concerts, but also many times broadcasting over the radio. The members of the orchestra not only learn to play for their own and our personal enjoyment, but have learned to appreciate good music, and have been capable of transmitting some of their learning to us. We are justifiably proud of our orchestra. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Manager___________________________________________________Martin Paulson Assistant Manager _______________________________________Dick Brautigam Adviser__________________________________________________Mr. R. K. Paxton We are indebted to the Photography Staff for a picture record of our school activities. Handicapped last year because of repairs being made on their dark room, the boys appreciate their nice facilities and are looking forward to an expanded program next year. QUILL AND SCROLL Sharon High School's chapter of Quill and Scroll, named after columnist Drew Pearson, is one of an International Honorary Society sponsored by Northwestern University. Only high school juniors and seniors can become members, after having 150 inches of published material in High School publications, and after doing outstanding work on this publication. To be eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll one must also have the recommendation of three teachers. Miss Anna Grace Smith is the local adviser. 74 Hou,' Ih trodvccvJ RALLIES AND ASSEMBLIES The first big rally of the year was the Bonfire Rally on November 9 in preparation for the Farrell football game. President Brautigam led the Snake Dance and cheers at Herald Square. Then on January 22 the girls in the Senior Tri-Hi-Y presented a skit picturing an old-fashioned school, complete with spelling bee and dunce chair. This was to pep up the student body and team before the basketball game with Farrell. The Senior Rally, the last one by and for Seniors, was held on February 20, just before the last home basketball game. Mr. Wabash was the speaker. The assemblies, many of which are financed by the Sharon High Athletic Association, were designed to instruct and to entertain. Among these were several musical groups, an electrical expert, and a presentation of the techniques of ju jitsu. And usually an assembly in keeping with the spirit of the occasion was sponsored by some high school group around each holiday season. Probably the outstanding assembly of the year was that one at which the Reverend William Alexander addressed the student body concerning what is required to make a good and worthwhile life. Altogether, the Rallies and Assemblies this year were very acceptable. SCIENCE CLUB President ------------- Vice President ________ Secretary _____________ Treasurer ...._________ Program Chairman ______ Adviser________________ ------- Phillip Connor ------ Bruce Merchant -------- Joyce Mitchell ---------- Fred Heiges -----Richard Fahnline -----Mr. R. K. Paxton Stimulating interest in and learning inlormaticn about science are the main purposes of this club. During the year the members made several field trips through valley industries, heard talks given by local scientists, and saw movies dealing with science. All members are required to be currently taking a science and to have at least a three average. SECRETARIES The student secretaries and the school officials whom they help are subjected to a mutual gain. While obtaining experience and self-confidence in their duties, such as taking shorthand, interviewing, typing, answering the telephone, filing records, and writing letters, these secretaries help the offices of Sharon High to function efficiently. SENIOR PLAY This year's Senior play, Cheaper by the Dozen, is a light comedy dramatized from the book by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr., and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey. It is built around Father's trials and tribulations with his dozen children. Mother is highly commended by Father for raising this above-average family which is his pride and joy. The play is kept moving as Father, an efficiency expert, would keep his family on the run—a stop watch forever being used to conserve precious time. Miss Elizabeth McMullen directed the play. Faye Ellen Welch was her student assistant. CAST OF CHARACTERS Mr. Gilbreth_________________ Dick Fahnline Anne______________________Patricia Chesmer Mrs. Gilbreth --------- Eetty Mae Jacobson Lillian________________________Lucille Toskin Ernestine__________________ Joanne T. Weber Martha__________________________Grace Myers Frank________________________ Dick Brautigam Mrs. Fitzgerald __________ Sallie Burnace Jackie___________________________ Jim Scott Dr. Burton___________________ Phill Connor Dan..............................Dave Moses Joe Scales..................Frank McCarthy Bill ____________________________ Bud Stover Miss Brill___________Jacqueline Friednamer Fred ____________________________ Tom Barker Larry Nick Thomas 77 SOCIAL COMMITTEE President----------- Vice President _____ Secretary T reasurer Adviser ___..___.... _________ Nancy Maxwell ___________Bill McDade ........... Pat McCoy __Mr. Herbert Spigelmyer Although their activities were hampered until the completion of the gym, the Social Committee sponsored a number of successful all student dances and parties. Typical of these was the gala Mistletoe Shindig.” All three classes are represented in this committee, which is to be commended for its successful functions. SOCK AND BUSKIN President________________________________________________________Faye Ellen Welch Vice President __________________________________________________ Lucille Toskin Secretary____________________________________________________________________Joann Weber Treasurer___________________________________________________________Dick Fahnline Adviser_____________________________________.....________ Miss Elizabeth McMullen One of Sharon High School's most active clubs is the Sock and Buskin. The students wishing to belong to this organizations are given tryouts by the adviser, Miss McMullen. During the year several one act plays are presented to the student body. Through this club pupils learn the basic facts about producing a play, makeup, staging it and other phases of the production. 7S STAGE CREW Foremen------------------------------------------Leroy Heasley, Jack Marmion Adviser--------------------------------------------------Mr. Andrew Franko Building and setting up scenery, re-arranging and operating the complicated system of stage lighting are only two of the Stage Crew's many jobs that make a production enjoyable to the audience. This Crew's excellent work, although seldom fully appreciated, makes all our stage productions more successful. TRAFFIC SQUAD Captain--------------------------------------------------Lawrence Jennings Co-captains--------------------------Bill Gibbons. Charles Moyer, Fred Moyer Adviser -------------------------------------------------Mr. W. B. Laycock The school is proud of the Traffic Squad, which has led us through another year without any accidents. Members of the group are carefully selected from the student body with special emphasis upon dependability and sincerity. The Squad meets twice each month in order to straighten out any traffic problems. 79 TRI-HI-Y—JUNIOR President —____________ Vice President--------- Secretary-------------- Treasurer -____________ Adviser -------------- __________ Martha Kidd _________ Doris Gething _________Sandra Wheeler __ Magdaline Latcheran Miss E. Vernece Saeger The Junior Tri-Hi-Y, by contributing whole-heartedly to charitable organizations, aims to do its part in the bettering of the school and community. The members participate in projects, discussions, and wholesome entertainment. TRI-HI-Y—SENIOR President______ Vice President Secretary______ Treasurer ----- Adviser________ ________ Suzanne Lyons _____ Barbara Botsaris ___________Wilma Banas __________Beverly Davis . Miss Mildred Caldwell Through its many good will deeds, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y fully accomplishes its purpose of encouraging Christian character and good citizenship among its members. A worthy example of the club's activities was the annual Ingathering which it sponsors for the benefit of Mercer County Children's Home. This year the abundance of food donations excelled any previous records. 80 TRI-HI-Y—SOPHOMORE President_____________ Vice President________ Secretary_____________ Treasurer_____________ Adviser_______________ ------ Barbara Schanz ---------Sonia Seginak --------Miriam Hohman ----------Faye Hepler - Miss Elma Stansfield Through their membership in this worthwhile club, the sophomore girls cultivate and develop worthy qualities such as leadership, good will, and character. The club proposes to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. USHERS—AUDITORIUM This group of girls under the direction of Miss Ruth Filer usher for all school functions and other outside activities in the auditorium. Dressed in black skirts and white blouses, the ushers' job is to seat the people, and show courtesy and a helpful attitude toward the public. Several boys, under the supervision of Miss Vernece Saeger, act as ticket-takers. Both groups of students illustrate our more formal behavior to outsiders. 81 USHERS—SPORTS Under the supervision of Mr. R. K. Paxton, this group of students help to guide the large numbers of fans who attend our basketball and football games to their correct seats. The students are chosen on a voluntary basis but are required to be faithful to their duties and to keep their scholastic average high. VISUAL EDUCATION STAFF The Visual Education Staff previews many motion pictures and recommends their availability and adaptability to classroom needs. The duty of each member of this staff is to set up projectors and to operate them for the different classes in which pictures are shown. The members receive worthwhile experience in the proper techniques of motion picture projection. Adviser to this group is Mr. J. R. Marks. 82 I I ■'ft v ■ wtiiLm Senior Chciperon . DowbJ . Trouble “Champ' ban it a C Blcuah V orKino rard ? Taite a cco J Iook Merry Christmas Monitors' Party JVdt eiperts in action Watering th pcrfornvmc« Rejrt liment Time Op n House 83 ! f ii. U(.-imw i iitivti it.tl 1 00 On ■Running Pla Hap Suuariz. rsKI Berhie Sig f reenc 6cne Hunyokii u ick Fra UK h C rth 00 vj 6 - Mar Brae 58 Sharon 20-Sharp5ville Oj £ uketkdl 1950-5f The Varsity Basketball team, coached by Pete Collodi assisted by Bud Laycock and Don Bennett, finished the season in third place in W.P.I.A.L. competition. Taking part in most of the action were the following Seniors: Joe Bedich—packed with fight . . . terrific with the one-hand shot from either side of the court. Lou Cooper—tough rebound man . . . always dependable at the center spot. Carl Racketa—good shot with either hand . . . king pin of Tiger attack. Ed Walsh—dead set shot . . . plenty of speed . . . good defensive man. Bud Dillon, Ed Poplava, and Leigh Weber—though not seeing much action, these boys gave many hours of hard practice to get the other boys in top condition for the games. GEORGE C. STOVER Faculty Manager of Athletics SCHEDULE AND SCORES Sharon.. 64 Erie Academy ..26 Sharon.. 57 Waynesburg ..24 Sharon.. ... 36 Butler ..30 Sharon.. 57 Kittanning ..33 Sharon.. 47 Youngstown South 38 Sharon.. 61 Don ora .30 Sharon.. 50 Erie Strong Vincent 31 Sharon.. 39 Ambridge ..37 Sharon.. 53 Beaver Falls ..36 Sharon.. 45 Aliquippa 47 Sharon.. 66 New Castle ..43 Sharon_ - 37 Ellwood City 39 Sharon_ 39 Farrell 45 Sharon.. 72 Ambridge 54 Sharon.. 62 Beaver Falls ... ..35 Sharon.. 45 Aliquippa 54 Sharon- 50 New Castle .... 4? Sharon.. 52 Ellwood City . 36 Sharon.. 39 Farrotl 51 Sharon.. 75 Erie East .31 League games 88 Weber Aliouippa SHARON HIGH BASKETBALL 1950-51 RacKeta D'llon Mr Benheti Assistant Coach I Bedich Mr. LaycocK Assistant Coach Walsh Mr CoHod I Head Coach 89 fluniai VanAity RalhetLcdl Coach Bud Laycock's Junior Varsity team ended the season with an impressive record of fourteen victories and five defeats. Playing their games as preliminaries to the varsity games, these boys put on an exhibition that often rivaled and sometimes surpassed the 'main attraction' in thrills and excitement. Many of these players will be counted on to fill the gaps left in the Senior Varsity line-up by the graduating seniors. With their ability they could be the team that Sharon has been waiting for. Qd'iebcM, 1950 The 1950 Baseball team finished their regular season of play with a record of one victory and seven defeats. Bud Laycock, in his second year as baseball coach, produced an eager but somewhat inexperienced squad. Home games were played on the Westinghouse Recreation field. Our boys played a much better brand of baseball than their record would indicate. The usual starting line-up was: E. Musser, C., J. Agosti, 1st B„ J. Lucas, 2nd B., T. Marcella, SS., W. Schultz, 3rd B., B. Dillon LF., J. King, CF., and E. Walker, RF. Starting pitchers were Lou Cooper and Jack Harmon. 90 Qolj 950 The 1950 Golf Team, playing in W.P.I.A.L. competition and under the coaching of Mr. Peter Collodi, ended a successful season with six victories and only two defeats. The first team consisted of Captain Bob Savko, Bart Ogden, Ed Sobash, Ronnie Benedict and Ed Walsh. The second team of Bill Walsh, Jim Vargo, Art Goldstone, Sam Lurie, and George Ristvey competed with other Junior Varsity squads in this area. 7 00 1950 The Track team, coached by Cy James and his assistants, AT' Barnes and Kenny Reeher, in its second year of competition finished with a record of three wins and two losses. The boys put in many hours of hard practice and benefited not only by the physical exercise but also by the training in fair play and athletic skill which this sport affords. Toward the end of the season Sharon, Ursaline, and Youngstown North participated in a triangular meet, and Sharon won by a score of 58! 2. Still in its infancy, the Track team has promise of a bright future. 91 GUeeSileaAesi . Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight! . . . Our cheerleaders are the originators of all the pep and enthusiasm displayed by the student body at all our rallies and games. Whether our team wins or loses, the loyal student body, led by this group, cheers them on. Under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Weller, our cheer leaders were really hot! Members of this year's senior squad were Connie Stasey, Tom Barker, Wally Swartz, Tom Boyle, Sally Baker, Bev Trice, and Bonnie Wilcox. cQpa'itd. MancXf iA The Managers are the men behind the scenes of all athletic events. They are chosen for their loyalty, their ability to assume responsibility, and their dependability. They spend many hours before and after games repairing and checking equipment in and out. Their duties are many but their complaints are few. Football managers are Nick Thomas, Tony Marcello, George Horodnic, and Bernard Lucich. Managers of basketball are John Cher-vinko, Bob Keryan, and Tom Nelson. Track manager is John Smith, and baseball manager is Ed Madden. 92 93 INDEX TO OUR ADVERTISERS AUTOMOBILES 6 SUPPLIES 149 Brainard's Motor Sales Service -. 126 127 130 Eisaman Auto Sales - 135 Eisaman Auto Wrecking — .135 Gordon Ward Motors 151 134 John B. Lewis 115 Pfau Chevrolet 114 Phillips Motor Co 149 101 Wein Motor Co «... 102 DAIRIES East Side Dairy _________________________ ----135 Mott Robertson _____________________________ 145 Ohio St. Dairy _______________________________105 Rust Dairy ___________________________________109 DEPARTMENT STORES The Boston Store _______________________106 G. C. Murphy____....________..._________133 J. C. Penney Co. _______________________144 Sharon Store ___________________________125 BAKERIES DRUG STORES Anchor Drugs Ideal .146 1 1 l w Hyde Drug Co 104 ——... in i mi i. n .tr ■n.nrrn.n—t 1 JO 115 Reznor Drug Co. — 124 BUILDERS SUPPLIES Calvert Lumber Co.----------------------------131 Glenn Lumber Co. _____________________________142 Sharon Builder's Supply ----------------------145 DRY CLEANERS Carlton Lehman _____________________________127 Smock Cleaners _____________________________114 Superior Cleaners __________________________132 CLOTHING. LADIES Anne Herman _.. Cohen's ________ Garrick's _____________ Geo. Lurie Routman Co Speizer's — —130 __120 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Electric Service Supply Co-------------------102 Flowers Radio .....____________________________149 G K Electric __________________________________132 Heiges Bros. ----------------------------------126 CLOTHING. MEN Epp's Army Store ---------------------------------145 Hess Fogle _____________________________________110 Mehl's ___________________________________________106 Sam Lurie Son___________________________________105 Scotty's _________________________________________109 Shontz Myers ________________________________113 CLUBS Julia F. Buhl_________________________________112 F. H. Buhl ___________________________________137 CONFECTIONERIES Kachulis _________________ Sotus Grille-------------- Sweetland ---------------- FLORISTS Bennett's Floral 5 Nursery Sales —_________142 Edward J. Murchie 5 Son ___________________107 Thomas Floral __________—___________________127 FUNERAL HOMES Donald D. Sample _____________________108 Norman J. Hall —____________________ 127 FURNITURE Bolotin's__________________________________ Goldstein's________________________________ Myer Frank________...---------------------- North Side Furniture ---------------------- Robin's Furniture-------------------------- — 119 . 113 ..143 __135 ..123 CONTRACTORS Johnson McIntyre ----------------------107 Johnson Sizer Co._______________________98 Reese Furnace Co. -----------------------100 HARDWARE Baron's------------------------------- —----------115 Beckdol's _______________________________________119 Fruit Ohl Co.____________________________________144 Robert's __________________________________________139 96 INDEX TO OUR ADVERTISERS HAULING Riverside Fish Market 135 Sharon Coal S Ice Co 139 Chadderton Air Service 147 Singer Sewing 151 Columbia Cartage 139 1 si Copey's Transfer 154 Dunn's Delivery 128 W. P. I. c. 13fi Frank Cros.3 100 QQ Urban Bus Co - 19.3 Paul Bortner 118 ORCHESTRA INDUSTRIES Sky Lighters 100 Torchy's Polka Flames „.105 General American 14n Mercer Tube Mfg. Co i sn PLUMBERS National Malleable 142 Sawhill Mfg. Co. 146 Burn Sheenan .. 1 43 Sharon Steel Corp. 109 Sharpsville Steel Fab. Inc Ill Westinghouse Electric lift Wheatland Tube Co 137 PRINTERS Eagle Printing Co ... 104 INSURANCE Baines Victor Printing Co .... 120 100 Bieber Insurance 105 RESTAURANTS Gilbert's 101 Dinner Bell 1 SI 153 Eagles Grille 119 Protected Home Circle _ 99 Hickory Fine Foods .... 138 Jack's Grille 134 Paradise 137 Sharon Restaurant Villa Nova 122 135 JEWELRY Walter's 98 Frank's Jewelry 104 Gersons 112 Roberts 15S o nVlUL blAriONS Sak's 121 Babnis Texaco Service .... 103 Szabo 144 Daniels Gulf Station ... 133 Wengler's .131 Fred W. Kloss 1 08 Zimmers 126 S. G. Haggerty 132 MARKETS SHOES City Provision . .. Ingram's 133 122 100 Kramer's 128 Hudson Super Service _ Quality Food 133 139 Reyer s Silverman's 104 119 Louis Shaffer omitn s - .. .. STATIONERIES 122 MISCELLANEOUS Sharon Stationery Supply 118 Arthur $ Emil Cor.te Barber Shop Armour Gift Studios Shenango Stationery Shop 118 ...... .. 127 Cozy Corner ... .106 Ferd's Nut Shop 105 W nULLoALLn j G. S M. Rogers ..... 105 Armstrong Grocery Co. .... 123 Hickory Drive In - 156 Golden Dawn 148 Peerless Wall Paper no I. E. Helfman 135 Pennsylvania Power Co 117 Messina Bros „ 104 Polangin Music . ... 149 Shenango Valley Pros. 14S Rembrandt Studio .- 129 Standard Paoer Candv Co. 1 IQ 97 After the Dance with That Certain Date Take Her to Walter's. You'll Really Rate. WALTER’S For Your Graduation Party— Serve Delicious Demet's Candy Turtles. Congratulations Compliments of To The Class SCOTT BROS. of 51 LOUIS SHAFFER MARKET 631 S. Oakland Dial 5548 Thornton Hall Recreation Bowling and Roller Skating and Scott Produce JOHNSON-SIZER CO. General Contractors and Builders — Dealers In — LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES PITTSBURGH PAINT AND GLASS PRODUCTS OFFICE and YARD—369 S. DOCK ST. DIAL 4181 98 THE PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE SHARON'S NATIONAL FRATERNAL INSURANCE SOCIETY k Full Legal Reserve Insurance Over 5,100 Members in Sharon Circle Over 6,900 in Mercer County- Over 42,000 in Pennsylvania Eighteen Adult Plans of Insurance Fifteen Juvenile Plans of Insurance S. H. HADLEY, President L. D. LININGER, Secretary 99 Congratulations from: WULLMM T. ®AMESs ' ' - - T ealtonA . I N S U R A N C E Real Estate Sales Management iis S. Dock St 6- Pin Hollow Bird, Shton, P . . . Mortgages and Appraisals DAVIS FOOD MARKET SKYLIGHTERS Music for Appreciations If It's Good To Eat, Congratulations We Have It Class of '51 Albert Infante 880 E. State St. Dial 5584 1101 Emerson Ave. Phone 3669 Sharon, Pa. Farrell, Pa. Compliments of Phones: 27324 27717 FRANK CROSS STEEL HAULING 146 Sterling Ave. Sharon, Pa. Congratulations From REESE FURNACE COMPANY 38 South Dock St. COAL GAS OIL Dial 6889 100 Sharon, Pa. ELECTRIC SERVICE SUPPLY CO ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Electric Appliances Lighting Fixtures 19 S. Dock St. Sharon, Pa. WENGLER SCHOOL FOURTH GRADE First Row: Lawrence Jennings. Fred Heiges, Ed Poplava, Mary Crisci. Virginia De Ciancio, Unknown. Vivian Bentley. Rina Gaspari, Sonny Bozo. Ronnie Rowland. Unknown. Second Row: Miss Hayes. Tom Law. Dave Chiodo, Ray Olson. Art Goldstone, Paul Krivosh. Vail Miller, Anthony Trontel, Lyle Wilcox. CONGRATULATIONS - - - SOTUS GRILLE 44 W. State Sharon, Pa. WEIN MOTOR CO. Your Hudson Dealer 1193 E. State St., Sharon, Pa. Phone 3496 Where You Always Get A Good Deal — Plus A Good Deal 102 Congratulations To The Class of '51 SWEETLAND 143 E. State Sharon, Pa. SEPTEMBER 5th—Well, Seniors, this is it!—the beginning of the end! School has finally started. 15th-—Our first football victory, 14 to 13 over Eeaver Falls. 19th—Permits! Oh groan! But we all get a new start this year. 21st—First Senior meeting . . . Just wheels! 22nd—At last Senior Class officers are elected: Dick Brautigam—President; Joe Bedich—Vice President; Sally Burnace—Secretary; and Johnny Beharry— Treasurer. Completed Publications Campaign with 100% for the second straight year. Congratulations the Home Room 311, the first to be 100% (or should we congratulate Mr. Holt?) 25th—Assembly program—Robert Kazmeyer spoke on Communism. Congratulations Class of 51 BABNIS TEXACO SERVICE Friendship Through Service Texaco Products Guaranteed Motor Repairs WASHING LUBRICATION TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Stambaugh at Division, Sharon Phone 2-2827 103 JOHN REYER CO. Congratulations to Class of '51 Shoe Service Since 1885 MESSINA BROTHERS, INC. 54 W. State Street Wholesale Food and Produce Sharon, Pa. Phone 6579 150 Pitt St. Sharon, Pa. Congratulations. Class of 1951 EAGLE PRINTING COMPANY 191 Sharpsville Ave. Sharon, Pa. HYDE DRUG CO. • (HYDE'S) • Complete Prescription Service for Over 75 Years State at Chestnut Sharon, Pa. Everyone's Talking . . . It's All Around Frank's Has The Best Values In Town FRANK’S JEWELRY BULOVA WATCHES ----- DIAMONDS State and Vine PINS --- RINGS Sharon, Pa. J. W. BRACKEN Compliments OPTOMETRIST of Dial 5867 11 Vine St. Sharon, Pa. OHIO STREET DAIRY G. M. ROGERS When From Your Clothes You Get No Rest— Dishes, Lamps, Window Shades Come To Us For The Best Rods, Glassware. Venetian Blinds Gifts SAM LURIE SON 121 West State 2-7142 74 W. State Sharon, Pa. FERD'S NUT SHOP 797 E. State St. Between Euclid Jefferson Congratulations Class of '51 TORCHY And His Polka Flames Popular — Polka's — Square Dance NUTS POPCORN Ralph E. Torchia CANDY FROZEN CUSTARD Phone 2-9417 Everything Made On The Spot Sharon, Pa. 362 Liberty St. — Open For All Engagements — GENERAL INSURANCE Fire — Casualty — Life Accident and Health LLOYD F. BIEBER Sharon Teachers Representative for Washington National Insurance Company 193 East State St. Dial 3646 Sharon, Pa. 105 COZY CORNER Shoe Shine Parlor MEHL'S Richman's Clothes Crosby Square Shoes Hats Cleaned and Blocked 27 S. Water Ave. Essley Shirts Sharon, Pa. 54 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. OCTOBER 6th—Annual Teachers' Meeting. Vacation at last! 15th—Rose Marie Santell was the first honored Senior to have her picture taken for the yearbook. The first blow fell: Report Cards—better luck next time. 26th—With plenty of hot words, maroon and light blue were chosen as Senior Class colors (this year it was the case of girls versus boys.) 30th—Seniors must have outgrown Hallowe'en. Didn't realize it was here hardly until it was gone. 31st—Teachers are on their good behavior—Open House! johnston McIntyre GENERAL CONTRACTORS Dial 6294 ★ 106 54 Phillips St. Sharon, Pa. j it with flcweis! EDWARD J. MURCHIE SON Phone 7282 33 Vine Avenue Sharon, Pa. Congratulations To Class of '51 GOWNS. FORMALS AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS FOR GRADUATION THE BOSTON STORE SHARON, PA. 107 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 FRED W. KLOOS Amoco Distributor GASOLINE • TIRES • BATTERIES Phone 27842 982 E. State Street Sharon, Pa. PROSPECT HEIGHTS SCHOOL THIRD GRADE First Row: Bill McDade. Denny Smith, Ray Wlodarski, Unknown, Robert Reed. Joe Limber. Second Row: Phyllis Karr, Pat Chesmar, Ruth Cooper, Fred Moyer, Art Daugherty, Emma Steen. Third Row: Anna Sansosti, Kathleen Meyers, Joe Lutz, George Horodnic. Robert Andersen. Unknown, Mary Ann Gabrish, Jim Muter. Fourth Row: Ed Bocko. Sally Burnace, Elizabeth Kostoa, Beverly Reed, Unknown. Irene Papay, Joe Muller. DONALD D. SAMPLE FUNERAL HOME 145 Euclid Avenue Sharon, Pa. Congratulations Class of '51 SPEIZER’S DRESSES COATS SUITS 36 E. State Sharon, Pa. 108 WHERE STYLE BEGINS Dial 5700 J Euttu'S- ™ MENS SHOP f Use RUST’S PASTEURIZED MILK Milk is 100% edible and 98% digestible Visit Our Dairy Farm RUST’S DAIRY Phone 21435 Sharon !. State 109 You Don't Have to Be An Early Bird To Get the Best in Plumbing and Heating IVOR J. LEE 66 N. Main Ave. SERVICE THAT COUNTS Dial 6802 Sharon, Pa. NOVEMBER 9th—Bonfire Rally for the Farrell game. 10th—Miss Armour's program for Armistice Day was a huge success. More laughs! We practically defeated Farrell until that third quarter. Result: 12 to 6. favor of Farrell. Last football game of season. 11th—Homecoming Dance in our new gym—dancing to the strains (strains is right—Oh, by aching feet!) of Don August's orchestra. 16th—Second assembly: the girls really profited by this one—all about Jiu jitsu. 21st—Senior Tri-Hi-Y had great success in their annual Ingathering. Poor Marilyn Schell is still painting Band-aids! 22r.d—Thanksgiving vacation begins! (These are the happiest days of our lives.) 23rd—The big snow begins! 24th—Snow! Snow! Snow! 25th—More snow! 26th—Still more snow! 27th—Vacation didn't end as planned. (Did that break our hearts? Ha-ha) And we were snowed in? Nol 29th—We’re back! Attendance bad! Half the teachers couldn't make it. (Naughty, naughty! Tough deal, though; reports cards are postponed a whole week). VISIT THE PEERLESS WALL PAPER STORE FOR BETTER PAPER AND PAINTS 41 River Ave. Sharon, Pa. Congratulations From HESS FOGLE 110 15 West State St, Sharon, Pa, SHARONSTEEL A Progressive Steel Company in a Progressive Community SHARON STEEL CORPORATION Sharon, Pennsylvania Subsidiary Companies: ★ THE NILES ROLLING MILL COMPANY—Niles, Ohio SHEET STEEL Hot Rolled Pickled Deoxidized Galvanized Including Special Deep Drawing and Enameling Grades Electrical Sheets Alloy Sheets DETROIT TUBE AND STEEL DIVISION—Detroit, Mich. COLD ROLLED STRIP STEEL BRAINARD STEEL COMPANY—Warren, Ohio Cold Rolled and Electro Galvanized Strip Steel. Welded Tubing. Box Strapping and Container Hoops CARPENTERTOWN COAL 5, COKE COMPANY. Pittsburgh. Pa. FAIRMONT COKE WORKS. Fairmont. W. Va. MORGANTOWN COKE WORKS. Morgantown. W. Va. (Leased Property) JOANNE COAL COMPANY. Rachel. W. Va. WAREHOUSES SHARONSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY—Detroit. Mich. SHARONSTEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY—Farrell. Pa. 111 JULIA F. BUHL GIRLS’ CLUB DON'T MISS THE FUN Dancing Pool Basketball Gym Formals CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1951 GERSON Your Jeweler 44 East State Street Sharon, Pa. 9 FLOORS! 8 SHOW WINDOWS! MYER FRANK Out of the Way----- Less to Pay 501-511 Idaho Street Farrell Now One of The Largest Furniture Stores Between PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND! SHONTZ MYERS ★ Style Headquarters for Men's and Boys' Clothing GREENVILLE SHARON GROVE CITY CONGRATULATIONS 5564 Dial 3898 TO THE CLASS OF 51 PFAU CHEVROLET CO. 37 S. Main Ave. Sharon. Pa. JEFFERSON SCHOOL SECOND GRADE First Row: Bud Stover. Bob Godfrey. Bill McDonald. Gene Hunyadi, Charles Watson. Second Row: Carol Snyder, Jim Lump. Jim Glenn. Beverly Davis. Howard Goodall. Dick Sanders, Pat Snyder. Pat McCoy. Rosie Walker. Third Row: Dick Fahnline. Ed Mott. Nancy Fir.nen, Jack Gilbert, Roy Gavert, Pete Savoldi. Alice Farrir.ger. Harry Farringer. Unknown. Fourth Row: Faye Welch. Hilda Back. Sue Sprow, Joan Thompson. Unknown. Unknown. Jerry Shannon, John Back. SMOCK CLEANERS ''LET SMOCK'S CLEAN YOUR FROCKS Cleaning Pressing Dyeing Tailoring We Own And Operate Our Own Plant At 79 Baker Ave. SHARON 114 5565 Dial 3898 MORE FOR YOUR MONEY ★ SHOP AT BARONS HDWE. CO. The Name In Hardware DO YOU NEED MONEY? Loans up to $300 No Red Tape Quick Cash No Delay VALLEY LOAN COMPANY Phone 3553 West State and Porter Way Sharon, Pa. (Second Floor) Congratulations Class of '51 JOHN B. LEWIS GENERAL TIRES Complete Tire Service 57 S. Main Ave. Sharon, Pa. DECEMBER 1st—Probably everyone knows by now the Juniors finally got their class rings. They are growing up ALMOST SENIORS. 5th—The new gym was dedicated at last. We were pleased as punch with our class president, also our basketball team. First game, first victory. 13th—Concert Choir, Orchestra, and Glee Clubs present their annual Christmas Concert. 15th—Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y (Seniors, of course) put up the Christmas tree. It was the largest, greenest, and fullest Christmas tree in town. It looked pretty good in spite of not having any lights. All the Hi-Y boys know about electricity is how to blow fuses! 18th—Everyone was guessing the mystery Senior. The famous Inez Dunn was guessed by Leah Shanks, Jack Marmion. and Ar.ne McFadden. 20th—One class period then . . . vacation, here we come. Mistletoe Shindig! (mistletoe and everything . . . good. good, gcod!) SUCCESS: A THING HALF WON IF YOU GAIN THE HABIT OF WORK. Compliments of TASTEE BAKERY 36 S. Water Ave. Phone 6942 115 WESTINGHOUSE Westinghouse Congratulates the 1951 Graduating Class of Sharon High School ★ WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION TRANSFORMER DIVISION SHARON, PA. 116 G MuyudulatkuiA. We wish to extend our congratulations to the graduates. Your completion of this important phase of your education now finds you faced with the task of helping keep America strong and free. You can help strengthen our country by using sound judgment, clear thinking and earnest application in any job you hold. Your future, and ours, depends upon how highly we regard our freedom. Remember, freedom is everybody's job! PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY 117 SHENANGO STATIONERY SHOP CARDS Edward Callis, Prop. • GIFTS • BOOKS Boyle Bldg. Phone 8224 JANUARY 2nd—Everyone seems happy enough even though vacation is over . . . Especially a lot of senior girls, who came back flashing diamonds! 3rd—Another assembly: Woodwind and Brass Quartet. 5th—Senior Tri-Hi-Y Rally: Schcol days, school days, good old golden rule days . . . ! 8th—Double ... to the rear, march! Yep, that is a familiar sound in the gym again. In spite of all the moaning and groaning due to stiff muscles, everyone is glad to get back in the swing of gym classes again. Senior play try-outs again. Won't be long now!! 26th—Monitor Party is a big success: Dancing to the music of any popular artist you desire! Senior Themes are well under way. Noticed how tired the Seniors look lately? Poor kids! BUS CHARTER 9+vteSi-StcUe, SesuUce, Ohio • New York • W. Virginia • All Seating Capacities—25-29-33-37 and 40 parlor seats • Radio Equipped • Short or Long Trips KEEP YOUR PARTY TOGETHER For Group Meetings, Outings, and Sight-Seeing Tours ★ Driven by Courteous, Capable Drivers SAFE — CONVENIENT — ECONOMICAL R. D. No. 1 PAUL BORTNER Transfer 2302 Sharpsville, Pa. 118 SILVERMAN’S SHARON'S MOST POPULAR SHOE STORE 53 West State Street Sharon, Pa.. Compliments of EAGLE GRILLE STANDARD Mercer County's Finest Eating Place PAPER CANDY CO. Corner Union-Lee in Farrell Wholesale Distributors 6163 S. Main Phone 20743 We Cater to Private Parties And Weddings Congratulations - - - GOLDSTEIN’S F URNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS FOR OVER 50 YEARS 33-44 N. Water St. Sharon, Pa. Compliments of BECKDOL SPORTING GOODS 33 West State Phone 4993 The Most Complete Sporting Goods Store In Western Pennsylvania 119 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Corona • Underwood • Royal Remington SHARON STATIONARY SUPPLY CO. 29 Chestnut Ave. Tel. 4327 RUSSELL SCHOOL SECOND GRADE First Row: Unknown. John Levitt, George Siwiecki, Ronnie Hall. Tom Boles. David Williams. August Fratilla, Bill Butala. Second Row: Leona McCurdy. Wilma Banas. Shirley Cline. Delores Thomson, Tom Davis. Jack Kelly. Tom Seiple, Nancy Maxwell. Rosemarie Thomas, Jean Burns. Third Row: Edmund Porterfield, Lawrence Munnal, Delores McElroy. Justine Andres, Goldie Canon, Kathrine Marshall. Rosemary Taylor. Ted Wilscn, Gary Miller. Fourth Row: Jacqueline Smelty. Thelma Horsman, Mary Lou Burt. Palma Testani. Patsy Cole. Shirley Boyer. Mary Anr. Raqosta, Frances Marshall. VICTOR PRINTING COMPANY Established 1919 PRINTING IS OUR SPECIALTY — NOT A SIDELINE Valley Way and Phillips Street Sharon, Pa. Telephone 21735 Congratulations .. . BENJ. S. JAFFE 120 East State St, Sharon, Pa GRADUATION... and GIFTS DIAMONDS — WATCHES — PENS JEWELRY Once a Customer — Always a Friend 121 Congratulations to The Compliments Class of '51 of CITY PROVISION MARKET MEATS — PRODUCE SHARON RESTAURANT 134 W. State Phone 9993 GROCERIES 157 W. State Sharon, Pa. Dial 3621 FEBRUARY 3rd—Senior Party: Carnival Capers was the theme for the biq event. Funny thing, all the girls lost their shoes. How do you suppose that happened? 8th—Assembly on Dectricity: Dick Brautiqam and Ray Olson were really shocking! Seniors are really beqinninq to feel like Seniors now . . . qot measured for our caps and gowns. 18th—We welcome back Miss Daverio after her leave of absence in order to obtain her Master's degree. 20th—Senior Rally: Last one for the Seniors, sad! Mr. Wabash gave a talk. 21st—Boys' Intramural Basketball contests begin. 26th—Student teachers arrive! (Good. good, good!) Congratulations . . . SMITH DRUG STORE WE APPRECIATE OUR RESPONSIBILITIES TO THE SICK Sharon, Pa. Farrell, Pa. SHOES! WHO’S? SMITH’S!! 122 Congratulations to the Class of 51 URBAN BUS CHARTER SERVICE CERTIFICATED OPERATOR Comfort and Safety Accompany You Dial 2-2449 Sharon-New Castle Road CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 EAST HILL BAKERY Stores at 769 East State St. and Cor. Logan Davis Dial 3851 Sharon, Pa. Compliments of BABY ROSE FOODS 7ulnitule £t jl es Enjoy a comfortable life at home with the newest furniture fashions. Whether you have a modern, period or conventional home, Willson's has styles to please at sought-after prices. If yours is a new home, furnish it with the confidence that Willson's will advise you well. It's so simple to charge it or use our deferred payment plan. J. M. WILLSON SONS 123 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 You'll be so right if You buy your Coats — Suits and Dresses at THE ROUTMAN CO. In Sharon MARCH 5th—Senior X-rays: Joanie Thompson was first Senior to be X-rayed. 6th—Senior Play Cast announced by Miss McMullen: Dick Fahnline. Frank McCarthy. Dick Brautigam, Jackie Friednamer. Betty Jacobson, Pat Chesmar, Sally Burnace. Gracie Myers. Bud Stover. Jo Ann Weber. Jackie Brennan, Nick Thomas. Lucille Toskin, and Faye Welch will be Assistant Director. 8th—Assembly: Reverend William Alexander. We all agree that he had something worthwhile to offer us in the way of his personal conduct which was very commendable. 14th—Industrial Exposition in Youngstown. Juniors and Sophomores are sad—they didn't get to go! No Seniors in the halls gives the Juniors a touch of authority. 21st—Easter vacation begins: Three whole days of no school! See you all again on the 27th. 30th—Only about six more weeks of school for us Seniors! Can it be possible! YOUR FUTURE? CONSIDER PHARMACY Advantages: Profession and a business. Remuneration is satisfactory. Easier to go into business for yourself than other vocations. Scholarships are available. REZNOR DRUG CO. BOLOTIN’S FOUR DEPENDABLE STORES ★ New Castle 124 Sharon Greenville BRAINARD’S MOTOR SALES and SERVICE • CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH 24-Hour Service 923 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. WENGLER SCHOOL SECOND GRADE First Row: Robert Stanqer. Charles Moyer. Janet Sherwood. Euqene McKinley. Georqe Hinkson. Joann Weber. Jane Grimm. Elenora Monroe, Ronald Simkins. David Besick. Second Row: Frank White. Luella Lewis, Norma Steindurf, Robert Deiqan. Inez Dunn. Tom Seige, Doris McBride. Jack Gilbert. Third Row: Norman Kellum, Marion Murchek, Charles Rowlands. Donr.a Meyers, Anthony Patton, Delbert Laverty. Roqer Henry. Carl Matthews. Congratulations Class of '51 from HEIGES BROS. INC. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES The Best In RADIO and TELEVISION And Service THERE MUST BE A REASON FOR OUR GROWTH Youngstown Kitchens Precipitrons Dupont Paints CONGRATULATIONS A. M. ZIMMER-JEWELER Diamond and Wedding Rings — Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova Girard-Perregaux Watches — Towle Sterling Castelton China East State Street Dial 5854 Sharon, Pa. 126 Congratulations to Class of '51 THOMAS FLORAL SHOP Sharon's Fashion Florist We Telephone and Telegraph Flowers 1424 E. State St. Member F. T. D. Dial 4156 Compliments THE ARMOUR GIFT STUDIO 133 East State Street Distinctive Gifts for All Ages and All Occasions Open 10 A. M.—9 P. M. Compliments of NORMAN J. HALL Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '51 ABE COHEN AUTO PARTS Dial 3523 132 W. Budd St. Sharon. Pa. CARLTON LEHMAN Perclene Dry Cleaning Dial 3591 Sharon CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES To the Class of 1951 DUNN'S DELIVERY If You Want It Done, Call Dunn's Phone 24461 316 Shenango St. APRIL 10th—Everyone is on his good behavior. The Business Men of Sharon are visiting our schools. 19th—Band Assembly at Westminster . . . makes all of us wish we were musically inclined. The Band was excused at 10:45. 24th—School Assembly: Dr. Quick from the University of Pittsburgh. 26th—OH! OH! Report cards again. O well. Seniors, just one more time and you'll be wishing you were worrying again. Congratulations To The Class Of '51 KRAMER’S SHOE STORE Dial 4219 43 West State Street SHARON, PA. 128 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE “CLASS OF ’51” THE REMBRANDT STUDIO ★ Dial 2-1997 200 E. State St. 129 DeFOREEST BUICK CO. BUICK and CADILLAC SALES and SERVICE FIRESTONE PRODUCTS Phone 5506 72 S. Main ANNE HERRMANN Congratulations from MILLINERY GEO. LURIE Handbags — Costume Jewelry Ladies Ready-to-Wear Belts in Sharon since 1902 86 W. State St. Sharon MARGARET HAT SHOP 106 E. State. Sharon Dial 3036 DENEEN’S The Name That Means The Finest In Dairy Products ★ Sharon Phone 9860 Dairy Phone 3513 ★ 1000 E. State St. Sharon GORHAM SILVER HAMILTON WATCHES CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1951 IWENGLER'SI Sfuvicn's fy£iuU!e f Registered Jewelers American Gem Society WED-LOK Diamond Ring Seth Thomas Clocks 50 W. State St. Sharon, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS from CALVERT LUMBER CO., INC. 139 W. Budd Dial 5553 Sharon, Pa. SEE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY! Compliments • Norgo Refrigerators • Norge Electric Ranges • Norge Gas Ranges • Norge Washers G. K. ELECTRIC SERVICE R. D. 1, Sharon 55 Chestnut St. Dial 29142 Dial 29142 44 Vine Avo Sharon ST. I08EPHS SCHOOL FIRST GRADE I'lml IU w Itoim Mmle Koch. IWlty Guigano. Bob McKee, Belly Brown. Naomi Sirnic, John Whalen, Dink Popp, l.oo Andomon. Lou Andortcn. LWovkI How: Hilton Keavnoy. Don Slolnick. Ray Counitlno, Jonny Oqdon. Gloria Nolan, Kay Ogden, HaiUiia Hannan, Thud Row; ku k Schull . loriy . Ronald Evorsolo, Rosemary Kutcher. Pete Kleinkop, Jimmy O'Donald, Roup Mario Lauor. fourth How: loo Snydetwlno, Robert Mai ley. Marilyn Schell, Bob Swartz, Helen Heldorfer. Michael Blank, ludy Snydoiwlno, Shonango Valley's Largest and Most Complete DRY CLEANING PLANT Extends Congratulations and Best Wishes For Success and Happiness To the Graduates of 1951 ★ SUPERIOR CLEANERS, FUR CLEANERS FURRIERS Pud 954 S. Irvine 732 E. State 642 SharpsvUie Ave. Congratulations Class of '51 INGRAM’S SHOES Dial 6415 110 E. State St. G. C. MURPHY CO. Sharon's Leading Store Headquarters for All School Apparel And Class Room Supplies BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1951 SHARON HIGH PUBLICATIONS ADVISERS Compliments Congratulations of Class '51 HUDSON SUPER MARKET Finest Quality of Foods DANIELS GULF STATION In Town Cor. State Buhl Blvd. 241 W. Budd Dial 9943 Sharon. Pa. 1 133 Congratulations Class of '51 JACK’S GRILLE Choice Food — Prompt, Courteous Service — Low Prices SHARON'S MOST POPULAR RESTAURANT 28 Chestnut Dial 9847 Sharon, Pa. Nash (jreat Cars Since 1902 We congratulate the Graduates and wish them GOOD LUCK— ADVICE IS CHEAP BUT LIFE IS OUR DEAREST POSSESSION— — DO DRIVE SAFELY — ior The L;fe You Save Might Be Your Own J. S. Hoffman Motor Car Co. Mercer County's Oldest Auto Dealer 134 118 Vine Ave. Sharon, Pa. Let's Meet and Eat At VILLA NOVA Where Friend Meets Friend And Sharon Meets Farrell CRIVELLO BROS, Props. Dial Near Farrell 6860 or 9815 Athletic Field Congratulations to the Class of '51 from RIVERSIDE FISH MARKET Dial 3119 I. E. HELFMAN Wholesale Fruit Produce Dial 3531—3532 80 S. Railroad St. Sharon, Pa. Congratulations from Eisaman Auto Sales 243 Riverside Dr. Sharon Dial 2-6938 EAST SIDE DAIRY BAKERY Home Style Bakery Products Baked Daily In Our Own Store Baldwin at King Phone 2-6219 Congratulations Class of '51 KACHULIS CANDY SHOP BUS TERMINAL Home Made Candies Charter Service to All Points 216-18 West State Sharon Robins Furniture Co., Inc. Complete Home Outfitters Quality Furniture For Less 3-Room Outfit—A Specialty Sharon, Pa. 142 E. State St. Dial 21879 Manager, Jack Bernard Asst. Mgr. M. Gingold Congratulations to Class of 51 Eisaman Auto Wrecking 209 Riverside Dr. Sharon Dial 7384 WPIC 790 kc ★ THE FRIENDLY VOICE OF THE SHENANGO VALLEY ★ 102.9 me WPIC fm 136 THE F. H. BUHL CLUB CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1951 - - - Graduation doesn't mean the end of all those good times, wholesome recreation and healthful exercise at - - - SHENANGO VALLEY'S RECREATION CENTER PARADISE INN Home of Famous Italian Spaghetti Also Serving Delicious Steaks, Chops, and Chicken Dinners Only Member of American Restaurant Association in Mercer County We Also Cater To Banquets And Parties AN APPROVED RESTAURANT 137 Sharon-Mercer Road, Sharon Phone 6721 dmkk't- Latest Fashions in Ladies' COATS - SUITS - DRESSES - FURS 50 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. THORNTON SCHOOL FIRST GRADE First Row: Bill McDade. Bill Prinqle. Bill Vascori, Merle Nieman. Jim Varqo. Paul Brown, Rose Marie Cinacola, Emma Jane Wesleyan, Unknown. Anthony Cinacola. Second Row: Ted Toten. Doris Spondike, John Minqlan, Unknown. Jim Maxwell, Unknown. John Lucas, Elmer Baker. Lois Tamplin, Don Pacifico. Third Row: Louie Offie. John Lotticats, Bernadine Seginak. Tom Allen. Joarne Uhl. Jim Walsh, Mary Reilly, Patsy Zucola. Shirley Matts. Rose Marie Sabela. With That Certain Girl After the Show Hickory Fine Foods Is the Place to Go! HICKORY FINE FOODS RESTAURANT Steaks — Spaghetti — Chicken VISIT OUR ICE CREAM BAR Banquet Room Ice Skating if Curb Service 138 Sharon-Mercer Road Phone 9910 W. L. LANGDON COLUMBIA CARTAGE CO. HAULING CONTRACTORS CERTIFIED CARRIERS Sharon, Pa. Dial 24558 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '51 — From — SHARON COAL ICE COMPANY 230 W. Budd St. Sharon, Pa. The Best In Groceries And Meats ior the Whole Family QUALITY FOOD MARKET 1181 E. State St. Sharon, Pa. THE ROBERTS HARDWARE CO. 41-43 Vine Avenue Your Franchised Dealer In WESTINGHOUSE Ranges Refrigerators Roast-Ovens Laundromats Driers Water Heaters Waste-Aways Dish Washers 139 Compliments of GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION ★ 140 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '51 ★ WHEATLAND TUBE AND WHEATLAND STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY 141 GLENN LUMBER CO. Successor to Troutman Thompson SHARON. PA. COMPLIMENTS OF NATIONAL MALLEABLE STEEL CASTINGS COMPANY 142 Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 1951 from BENNETTS FLORAL And PETRINI REALTY AND INSURANCE NURSERY SALES 345 Dock St. Sharon. Pa. 1079 E. State St. Phone 5229 Compliments of BURNS SHEEHAN IMPERIAL CLEANERS Plumbing Heating Contractors • -jAleaninc) 30 S. Dock St. Sharon, Pa. Phone 5284 1311 E. State St. Once Tried 95 Sharpsville St. Satisfied Phone 3875 • 3-Hour Emergency Service All Dresses Guaranteed Against Shrinkage CONGRATULATIONS — SHS — CLASS OF 51 Dedicate Your Lives To Your Country . . . And For Quality Furniture At Reasonable Prices See NORTHSIDE FURNITURE CO. 143 905-911 Broadway Farrell, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY CO. THORNTON SCHOOL FOURTH GRADE First Row: Bill Prinqle, Joanne Uhl. Doris Spondike. Bernadine Seqinak, Donna Murray. Lois Tamplin, Marion Murchek, Dot Lanqdon, Marilyn Peters. Second Row: Bill Banick. Jim Varqo. Jim Maxwell. Ronald Simkins, Herman Yassall. Edward Klien. Don Pacifico. John Lucas. Tom Allen, Ted Toten, Jim Walsh. FRUIT-OHL CO. 33-45 Chestnut Ave. Sharon, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1951 SZABO’S . . . Fashion Jewelers . .. 148 W. State St. 144 We Can't Make All The ICE CREAM In the Shenango Valley So . . . WE JUST MAKE THE BEST. MOTT ROBERTSON - THE QUALITY ICE CREAM------- 665 South Dock St. Dial 4205 E P P S The Home Of WESTERN WEAR and RIDING HABITS 124 W. State Sharon, Pa. Compliments of SHENANGO VALLEY PROVISION 130 S. Dock St. CONGRATULATIONS from SHARON BUILDER SUPPY CO. Dial 2-1913 Sharon 60 Phillips St. Behind Pontiac Garage 145 ANCHOR DRUG STORES 23 W. State 874 E- State SHARON. PA. MAY 1st—This is it. Seniors, the month we've been waiting for so-o-c-o long: Prom. Class Day. etc. 2nd—School Assembly; Dr. N. Young Park — our last assembly. Seniors. 8 9th—Spring Music Festival—just as wonderful as ever. 14-16th—Senior Practice. Excited?!?!?! 18th—PROM NIGHT! Seniors are the first to decorate the new gym for a Prom. The Japanese lanterns and cherry blossoms served as a romantic setting for our night of nights. 20th—Baccalaureate: Twelve years come to a nostalgic end. 21st—Senior Vacation begins. Don't worry, though, we'll be back to see you poor kids tomorrow. We sure will!!! 22nd—Class Day: Really something to look forward to. This is the day SENIORS act like sophomores. 23rd—COMMENCEMENT: Doesn't seem possible, but this is it. So long, it's been so good to know you! June 5th—The underclassmen's day of days. (Also report cards). COMPLIMENTS OF THE SAWHILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY 146 CHADDERTON AIR SERVICE Sharon Airport Sharon, Pennsylvania Phone: 2-0610 LEARN TO FLY Single and Multi-Engine Instruction CESSNA DEALER Sales and Service Charter Work — Passenger Flights — Aerial Advertising Ask About Special Dual and Solo Rates, Monday Through Thursday 147 SATISFY YOUR APPETITE WITH DELICIOUS Golden Dawn Pure Fruit JELLIES THERE IS NONE FINER The Photo Engravings Used In This Book Produced By THE NORTHERN ENGRAVING AND ELECTROTYPE CO. Canton, O. ★ 148 Congratulations to the Class of '51 PHILLIPS MOTOR COMPANY OLDSMOBILE PARTS SERVICE For The New Thrill In Power . . . Oldsmobile Rocket Engine ★ For The New Thrill In Style . . . Futuramic Design Dial 4197 191 Pitt St. Sharon. Pa. POLANGIN MUSIC STORE Pianos, Instruments, Music, Records FLOWERS RADIO AND BATTERY SERVICE Motorola and Philco Radios 24 South Dock Street Phone 7031 Sharon, Pa. Service On All Makes 192 S. Main Ave. Dial 2-1756 CONGRATULATIONS . . . ALLUM-M0T0RS, INC. DODGE —PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE 1300 E. State Street, Sharon, Pa. Phone 4191 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 MERCER TUBE and MANUFACTURING CO. SHENANGO TUBE CO. ★ no CONGRATULATIONS THOMPSON’S FARM EQUIPMENT International Harvester Tractors - - - Machinery Freezers - - - Refrigeration Route 2, Sharon. Pa. 4821 (ktirnatyoiul MAH VC STIR Learn to Sew THE SINGER WAY 16 Hours $10.00 Special Price lor Teen-Agers $8.00 Afternoon and evening classes. Small and intimate classes with personal instruction. Learn to sew by sewing. Classes limited. Enroll now or in groups. SINGER SEWING CENTER 12 S. Water Ave. Dial 6816 Congratulations To the Class of '51 WM. F. FAAS General Insurance Realtor 17 Chestnut Sharon, Pa. Insurance That Assures” GORDON WARD, INC. Your Friendly Pontiac Dealer PARTS SALES SERVICE Goodwill Used Cars 151 48 E. Budd Ave., Sharon Dial 3539 CONGRATULATIONS To The CLASS OF 1951 from SHARPSVILLE STEEL FABRICATORS INC. SHARPSVILLE, PA. 152 THE DINNER BELL Congratulations Dinner Bell Special To Class of '51 Always 50c Arthur And Emil Conte 137 W. State St. Sharon Barber Shop Dial 2-2223 N. Water St. Sharon CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 IDEAL BAKERY 723 Broadway, Farrell 207 E. State, Sharon Visit Our New Store at Thorton Hall (open evenings) REINHARDT’S INSURANCE---MORTGAGE LOANS REAL ESTATE SHARON, PA. Ekker Phone Building 153 7419 or 7441 Congratulations to The Class Of '51 COPEY’S TRANSFER MOVING Storage : Crating : Packing : Shipping 5745 TELEPHONE 5745 379 Penn Ave. Nite Calls 22716 - 21909 THIS BOOK WAS PRINTED BY The Eagle Printery, Inc. COMMERCIAL BOOK PRINTING 154 Eagle Building Butler, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Authorized Jeweler - - - Genuine Registered LOVE BRIGHT DIAMONDS Nationally Advertised WATCHES SILVERWARE RADIOS LUGGAGE 33 EAST STATE ST. AT THE BRIDGE’ 27 Years Same Location YOUR NEIGHBOR The HICKORY Pennsylvania's Biggest DRIVE-IN THEATER With the Country's LARGEST SCREEN CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1951 And Wishes You And Yours Health And Happiness The Theatre With In-a-Car Speakers ACCOMMODATION FOR 1000 CARS Chris Lampros, Mgr. 156
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