Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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(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

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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