Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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They Plan For Us Row 1: Dr. C. M. Musser, John B. Alter, Oliver Beach, Fay V. Ferguson, secretary. Row 2: James Herrmann, Charles W. Burke, Basil Scott, Harvey Moore, solicitor, Robert Atwood, Frank Sherwood. In their capable hands rests a million dollar school project for Sharon's public school system . . . the S. H. Hadley and W. D. Gamble elementary schools . . . to meet the needs of the expanding community. These elected members carry out the state school laws . . . and plan an educational program hard to surpass. We are deeply indebted to these public-spirited men for the excellent schools and high standards they have provided for us. MRS. ADA BOOSE MRS. MARY STUPPY FAY V. FERGUSON Tax Clerk Assistant Secretary School Board Secretary 'bf

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Qui' Leaders STANLEY N. CURRIER . . . Sharon High School principal . . . took over leadership in 1943 . . . his judgment and keen under- standing have gained our respect and confidence. There are many things that make a man great. Among the foremost is the determina- tion to work hard-once a man has done this, his future is secure. Work brings deep personal satisfaction, a sense of dignity, mental health, and joy in achievement. S. N. Currier ALBERT P. WILDMAN . . . our assistant principal . . . patiently arbitrates our problems and guides us in our school decisions . . . his help and guidance have made him a friend to all students. Democracy implies the right of the people to make their own choice and decisions. If young people have freedom to learn from competent teachers who are free to teach, they will learn how to think and not what to think. They will then be competent to make wise decisions that support our demo- cratic Way of life. Training our youth, in this Way, for effective citizenship will keep our American concept of freedom alive. A. P. Wildman GLORIA NOLAN Secretary FRANCES LURTZ Secretary MRS. BEATRICE MOORE Switchboard Operator, Clerk

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nstruction, Guidance .... Social Studies Department . . . ISABEL ARMOUR - American History CLIFFORD SMITH - Business Law, Economics, World History. Social Committee, Football DONALD A. BENNETT-World History, Assistant Basketball Coach HERBERT S. SPIGELMYER - P.O.D., Senior Class Adviser FORREST EAKIN-P.O.D., Sen- ior Class Adviser, Veterans' Adviser JANE BROSIE-World History D. L. MINK-American History Language Department . . . E. VERNECE SAEGER-Latin I, II, Hospitality Committee, Tic- ket Takers, Junior Tri-Hi-Y, Healthroom Monitors, Check- room DORIS ENGLISH - Latin II American History RUTH MOORE - Spanish I, II, English II, Spanish Club ANNA McBRIDE - French I, II. English II, French Club r English Department . . Seated: ELIZABETH MCMULLEN - En- glish IV, Senior Activities ANNA MCBRIDE - English II, French I, II, French Club ELMA STANSFIELD -- English II, Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y ANNA GRACE SMITH - English III, Gazette Adviser Standing: MARY JANE STEPHENSON - English IV, Public Relations Di- rector LILLIAN E. SEMPLE-English II, III, Yearbook Adviser MILDRED CALDWELL-English III, Library, Senior Tri-Hi-Y BESS ECKLES-English III, IV, Guidance RUTH MOORE - English II, Spanish I, II, Spanish Club L4 ,rw