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I fvffj?.:'W I fi fffiwa A ' ,f 9,1 ft ,fl ...M 'S X M N, X SPTAIFJ3-5 5 Q . . 1 ' if M I 0Q,kL fir . 3-. Wf- is W!!! Fi' 'Uh' fl' gg, ' ff II: I' 14 i . , . -.. ,M VUL V I .Nq,,.,N,k, , DR. C. M. MUSSER Superintendent of Sharon Schools Q J SHARON SCHOOL BOARD Seated, left to right: John Lysohir, Dr. C. M. Musser, James Herrmann, President, James Bailey, Vice President, Edward Reese, Secretary. Standing. Dr. James Likens, Frank Sherwood, Jr., Treasurer, Francis Claffey, Leo Winger, A. P. Wildman, Harvey Moore, Solicitor. STANLEY N. CURRIER PRINCIPAL X, PETER J. COLLODI ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ALBERT P. WILDMAN ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT -F5 Janet Mae Davis SECRETARY Beatrice Moore SECRETARY Frances Lurtz SECRETARY MIQQPLIVLEQVLCJBVLEEJ 6 if M' ,W ...J l-g..v' vigil Jean E. Semple SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Aleine M. Billings ASSISTANT SECRETARY TO THE SUPERINTENDENT CSZAOOK gal' ESZCFQERP73 C8 E.. J- ,pf Xie, 1, E, M.. 6 Mary STUPIOY Mary Jane Ranck Edward D. Reese SECRETARY SECRETARY SCHOOL BOARD SECRETARY rincryoak x L fm . ll 4 all 5 5' I W, ,, 1 1 'Q '11 1, 1 , ,g s 3 x 5 5 1 I 5 5 11 Q 1 5 X it - , il Z if 3 if , wg' Qi . 4 ., P , N Eff: ig . gi! .1 5 fl 'L 5' 4 1 4 I nfl L K in 5, : 'i I , N, . 5 ' : 1 5 . K I ' ' 4 w Q P Q 1 L Q ' gm 5 L..,...... L 4 . V Kig' V - ,g , 1 .J .,,,......,.,...,... . .,.. ,MW M-Xhgi-M.-,gawk - ,,,, , , M ,. i uw:-Au wr.. .. V118 LN, -..wwf . .. A 5 , q , Q 4 ' fifg' L-ga.: I L, A , if:ffili'1Q I gy 53 'Y' Q imiae-.NS X' 2 J . W. 2 3 ' 3.5 . , 1'--1 'VYK 5qQr9sYMf 7 t 'A gs, f54w.Nff ff jf f -Y V A ,. ,, 5 f f - 3244 X.,,- yay : mi 1-ms:-.hi ' x .V --?'l5 M:e- i-H 'Y Ak,, :im ,L ' ' ,,,,,..v,,.. . .. N nv- J ,Q J , J 1 I ' W .n .ru-an :H ., - M ww. ' ' f' f ' H M f 4 Q- 4 Lx V YQM IN ' 'DV 4, 4 . 'A , , fm ' - - -I A -f '. -2 ' V- v - ,L DS fvdlgalqin .LI ' Milf? 'nn f. 5 a. om. 3 , ulfn 05 WE f 55 Q my 5 I Charles Casper John Chickerneo Winfield Clatlerbuck SPECIAL EDUCATION MATHEMATICS ELECTRIC SHOP Olga Connelly , Caroline Daverio Ruth Drake HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION ENGLISH AND SPEECH HOMEMAKING 'fl I--ax , if I . 7 iz Q' I , A III' A 1, 'I I2 F of I , 'm Forrest Eakin Bess Eckles Margaret Elk GOVERNMENT GUIDANCE COUNSELOR COMMERCIAL .xx,, 1 'Ir Lia .RX Ruth Filer COMMERCIAL Andrew Franko WOOD SHOP x . Patricia Hayman ENGLISH X: Carl Flack Wilbur Forsythe CHEMISTRY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Harry Grimes Frances Hayes GUIDANCE DIRECTOR COMMERCIAL ,Q LQ. A fm ,w H ,M .C H Aw ww by K .nova . ,,,,,.fmAR vwcxfwam y Wallace Heiges Robert Holt COMMERCIAL MECHANICAL DRAWING ei N in 5 . gg, v 132' David Mink Ruth Moore HISTORY SPANISH AND ENGLISH Erik Nystrom Robert Paxton MATHEMATICS MATHEMATICS xy, . 9, E E . I I I E. Vernece Saeger Donald Saxe LATIN BIOLOGY F. N. Newton INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION Anthony Razzano HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION William Shannon HISTORY Anna Grace Smith ENGLISH Mary Jane Stephenson ENGLISH I 3 I Ronald Teare ORCHESTRA Clifford Smith Herbert Spigelmyer SOCIOLOGY GOVERNMENT E Q I, at . 'hx X, ww .Ko I sr I George Stover Elizabeth Sykes COMMERCIAL ART E Dorothy Weller Mary Benbow PHYSICAL EDUCATION SCHOOL NURSE 4- G 11 Q 4. f W 'V If on ' ' fanfare are If e emom 0 0 0 L Q , i WY? , 1, .mum Isa: 5... ff ? .:aJ11m:a2m. K , , 'L A 'Y QKNNE. E , f' -1 K ix f 1 S L Q jgfgfcff , 0 Q if , Ss X 3 f , .. 'IA R ' 'T 'N X +51 'X We E f 13' .--. M ig f H314 fx 'ffM '1l' ' 'f . .. f WS K' - .Q .- St gsm, ,E 4 l. A el2l0l C155 Ql':f 9 C7 O Clyde Counts .,,,.. ,,.,,. T reosurer Robert Gibbons .,.. ,,,,,, P resident Mary Prelee ,,,.. .......,.,.. S ecretory Lind Shields .,,,, ,,,,.. V ice President Clciss Colors: Red and White Class Motto: Too low they build who build beneath the stars. RONALD ADDERTY Intramurals I, 2, 3. SARAH ADKINS Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 37 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Advertising Staff 2, 37 Monitor 3. SUE APPLEBAUM Leaders I, 2, 37 Masque and Mike I, 2, 37 Keglers I, 27 Monitor I, 2, 37 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Concert Choir 2, 37 Gazette, Reporter 37 Home Room Comm. I7 Advertising Staff 27 Spanish Club 2, 37 Senior Play Comm. GERTRUDE ASKERNEESE Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 37 Concert Choir I, 2, 37 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Future Teachers of America 2, 37 Monitor 37 Advertising Staff 37 Senior Play Comm. A3 wwe-N 7 I I iib 7 . It R1 . ws .V 5 xx Q ,Se N, , ,Q fi fr fy ' 49 A some PL ,-V' , . , I If 73.7 -.,. E WILLIAM BAKER Home Room Chairman 27 Spanish Club 27 Monitor 3. VALERIE BANCROFT Tri7Hi-Y I, 2, 37 Monitor 37 Auditorium Usher 37 Senior PIay7 Masque and Mike 3. ALBERT BARGER Intramurals 27 Monitor 2. CHARLES BASTRESS Intramurals I, 2, 37 Basketball Squad I, 2, 37 Monitor I, 27 Home Room Chairman I, 27 Recreation Council I. Q 'w....... 1 il ARTHUR BENNETT Intramurals 35 Spanish Club 3. Riverside Academy 1, 2. JAMES BIES ECKER Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Fire Squad 2, 35 Traffic Squad 2, 35 Future Teachers of America 35 Monitor Captain 35 Annual Staff 35 Keglers 1, 2, Treas. 3. HELEN BLASKO Home Room Chairman 1, 25 Business Staff 2,35 Keglers l, 2, Sec. 35 Monitor 'I5 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Sec. 35 Intra- murals l, 2, 35 Program Seller 'l, 25 Annual Staff, Typist 35 Student Sec. 2, 35 Senior Outfits Comm., Senior Play Comm. JOYCE BLEIER Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 Home Room Chairman lp Masque and Mike l, 2, 35 Program Seller 'l5 Keglers 15 Annual Staff 2, Picture Ed. 35 Spanish Club 3, Treas. 25 Future Teachers of America 2, Treas. 35 Monitor 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 Sports Usher 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Senior Motto Comm., Chairman5 Senior Play Director. 'THOMAS BEDICH Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Basketball Squad 1, 2, 35 Football Squad l, 2, 35 Monitor 15 Home Room Comm. I. MARGARET MARY BEES Leaders I, 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 25 Maiorette 2, 3. PAUL BEHARY Intramurals 'l, 2, 35 Monitor l, 2. CHARLES BENDER Intramurals l, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, Mgr. lp Football Squad 2, 3, Mgr. 15 Monitor 1. 'SEZ' 2 ,tie . MM . . wi: 5 . i we . i . . li. . . . ... A , s 1 S J 35 e-...,,,,,A1F 5 ,,.. ,.,, , 7 .., ,.,,s., ..5il51.ii'iii'7x1.. QW.lei.,-'5.fE.:'f.ig..f f'f . 3-7 L5 W.. .- 5- A f s Q A If 5 M '- g iliewf fiftrl - -t kf A ,- -'.':1iL't.g,:, QQSSY1-:i?1K 'K 2 5 J 3 ' -szxiiisrgisu Q of , S si + ' 5 S , Q if t Q 4 J A fax L Y it i We NX rf 9 JUDITH BOBBY Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 37 Keglers 1, 2, 37 Concert Choir 1, 2, Sec. 37 Pragram Seller 27 Monitor I7 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Home Room Comm. 37 Chairman 1. SHARON BOHM Quill and Scroll 37 Intramurals 1, 2, 37 Mosque and Mike 1, 2, 37 Monitor 27 Gazette 2, 3, Reporter, Artist7 Advertising Staff 37 French Club I7 Senior Publicity Comm. PATRICK BOYLE Recreation Council 17 Band 1, 2, 37 Keglers 27 Ticket Takers 1, 2. PAUL BROSS Concert Choir 1, 2, 37 Basketball Squad 1, 27 Track I, 27 Fire Squad 2, 37 Home Room Comm. 3. 1 i lk ve- U ,. VV, - We 4 5 1 i . ffalbf W ' K 1. A , Y ' .. a , f --LQ'7,3f513133v7i. ri I ' ,Ti.1f5fQf??3 - 7 Q I '- . . , Se .l 7 zflif ks, K ' .. ,Y . K ' Y :ff ' - vu ,gf f, . i?i',.i 'sy -.V 7 ,fn - -' A . Q i jir i- ig I ' :nga , bk i P iftig . L 1 F-fri? ., Q fy I Q if fl I 1 Gigi 'Q gg? 'S-.1 -ur- ' .Q-. BEVERLY BURCKART Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 37 Intramurals 17 Keglers I7 Captain 27 Sports Usher 37 Future Nurse Play Comm. DOROTHEA BURNS Keglers 1, 2, 37 Intramurals 17 Advertis PATSY BURNSIDE Tri-Hi-Y I7 Keglers I7 Intramurals 1, 2, EDWARD CARDILLE Monitor I, 27 Intramurals 1, 2, 37 Hi-Y I, ,J Monitor s 37 Senior ing Staff 3. 17 Keglers f'-tail , X-,i k mx.. f , Y y, phi K K mv.. ...Y 51.27 5 Pts , ' I'-ig . gssig A TI' . A v,.. ,535,i..,, 35 ...,,. 5 im! mggililgtsw . - 5- I I , -5175512 5,iilfiii.I ' VE? 4 ik .lljsiiii i.iilif-3iQtiz:z':.irivl' , MARILYN CHESTNUT Monitor I, 25 Intramurals I5 Auditorium Usher 25 Home Room Comm. I, 25 Senior Social Comm. ROBERT CHIAVAZZA Intramurals I, 2, 35 Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Monitor I, 25 Home Room Comm. I, 25 Concert Choir 2, 35 Senior Social Comm. DOLORES CLAYTON Intramurals I, 2, 3. SUSAN CLEARY Social Comm. I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Monitor 35 Moiorette 2, 35 Keglers 3. 20 af.. , . I I ' CAROL CARINE Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Masque and Mike I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Keglers 2, 35 Student Sec. 2, 35 Program Seller 25 Senior Rally Comm.5 Senior Play Comm. CAROL CAROTHERS Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Keglers 2, 35 Monitor 35 French Club I5 Home Room Comm. I, 25 Future Nurses 35 Senior Play Comm. WILLIAM CARROLL Band I, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 Monitor 2. WILLIAM CASSIDY Intramurals I, 2, 35 Football Squad I, 2, 35 Spanish Club 25 Monitor 3. iz we RY a at GARY COOPER Intramurals I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Golf Team I, 2, 3, Recreation Council I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, Home Room Chairman I. CLYDE COUNTS Football Squad I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Concert Choir I, 2, Pres. 3, Senior Class Treasurer. CAROLINE CREMONESE Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 3. STEPHEN DADIO Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers 2, 3, Home Room Chair' man 2, Recreation Council I, Football Squad I, Basketball Squad I. K in .5 www Yr'-'ir ' ' 7 .. G. fi th., Quincy. gn JOYCE DALY Auditorium Usher I, 2, Sports Usher 2, 3, Program Seller I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, French Club 3, Sec. 2, Masque and Mike 2, Sec. 3, Future Teachers ot America 2, Sec. 3, Monitor 2, Captain 3, Home Room Chairman 3, Senior Prom Orchestra Comm. 3, Senior Play. JOSEPH DANKOFF Stage Crew I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, Prom Decorating Comm. 2. THOMAS DAVIES Intramurals I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3. EARL DAVIS Intramurals 2, 3. I x, -I M 'NK emi' MARGARET DAVIS Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, Intramurals 3. GEORGE DAY Monitor 2, 3. JUDITH DEMAY Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, French Club I, Monitor l, 2, 3, Intra- murals T, 2, Keglers 2, 3, Future Nurses 3, Home Room Comm. l. THEODORE DiNARDO Intramurals l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. RICHARD DIURBA Intramurals , , . E ., ANTHONY DiGlORGlO Intramurals 2, 3, Recreation Council 2, 3, Monitor 2. X13 in 9 .2 alifi WJ fl X .rib f-5,:.s,.. f nfl I A 'IEE' 'fl:EE.'5. I WILLIAM DONNELLY Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers 2, 3, Recreation Council 2. MARY ANN DORUS Leaders I, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Monitor I, Maiorette 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, Senior Social Comm., Senior Play Comm. 22 tart .tv ROY DRAKE Traffic Squad l, 2, 3, Visual Education l, 2, 3, Keglers l, 2, 3, lntramurals 1, 2, 3. ROBERT DUNN lntramurals l, 2, 3, Football Squad 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Monitor l. EDWARD EMERY Football Squad l, 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, lntramurals l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Senior Social Comm. CAROL ERB Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Concert Choir l, 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Sec. 2, Annual Staff 3, Home Room Comm. 3, Senior Play Comm. ,, Y 1 146' 53 xt S' mx rl l ll 3 1 tr. f rpms .Qu ggi Q xgbtsw 6? P' ,wwf-li e- ' 1 t Mex f ,fs ,,. DQ. xxxxyxlax se. gilt? , L ' rf. L T. . HEWN NORMA ERB Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, lntramurals l, 2, 3, Concert Choir 2,3, Monitor 3, Future Teachers of America 3, Senior Play Comm. DONALD EVANS lntramurals l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club 2, Track Um l, 3, Senior Outfits Comm. RONALD EVANS lntramurals l, 2, 3, Auditorium Usher l, 2, Student RUTH FABRI lntramurals l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Spanish Club 2, Track l, 3. Sec. l, 2, Monitor I, Keglers l. QQ K Senior Play. new Intramurals I, 2, 3. ROSE GARCIA Auditorium Usher I, 2, Keglers I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, 3, leaders I, 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3. LAWRENCE GERDY Monitor 2, Concert Choir I, 2, 3, Keglers I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3. V V fVk'V.,V 5V,.m in .Li H .sm . . V . , f ' ' I ROBERT GIBBONS .7 ffl 1 ,ifrff f' '. Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers I, 2, 3, Golf Team I, 5-I Q Manner 1, 2, Home Room comm. 1, 2, chairman 3, A 3? K ..s Athletic Council 2, National Honor Society 3, Senior . , f f- 3' Class President. I 1 ,QW I r.'s ROBERT GILLILAND gg conf squad 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3. ,. .k,. Vggiiwg is X ELSIE FORNOF Band I, 2, Advertising Staff 2 Intramurals 2 DOROTHY FRANK Masque and Mike I, 2 3 Monitor I 2 3 Tri 2, 3, Advertising Staff 2 3 Program Seller 2 3 STACIA FRIDLEY Tri-Hi-Y Sec. I, Pres. 2, Le ders I 2 Pre Annual Staff 2, Ass't. Editor 3, Keglers I 2 Monitor I 2 3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, Concert Choir I 2 3 CAROL FRYE Wit is Ut.. ll DAVID GITSCHIER Intramurals I, 2, 3. JAMES GOGGINS Football Squad I, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Senior Comm. BARBARA GOSSLER Auditorium Usher I, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Keglers I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Sports Usher 3, Monitor I, Senior Play Comm. MARK GREENBERGER Monitor I, 2, 3, Masque and Mike 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Voice of Democracy 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Vice Pres. 2, Home Room Chairman I, Coat Checker I, Future Teachers of America 2, Annual Staff 2, Co-Senior Ed. 3, Senior Play. tl 'aff h Lo jvf ' . 3 as-' ,tx 1' x vu- V be ' fix ,,,.-Q 151 .,n o . .rw 3 ig ..., . Ms .f l Q. 4 1. GAIL GREXA Intramurals I, 2, 3, Student Sec. I, 2, 3, Keglers I, Auditorium Usher I, 2, Social Comm. 2, 3, Sec.-Treas, I, Home Room Comm. I, Senior Gift Comm., Senior Play Comm. LEONARD GRODECKI Intramurals I, 2, 3. RONALD HAMEL Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers I, 2, Band I, 2, Spanish Club 2, Football Squad 3. PAUL HANAHAN Intramurals I, 2, 3. I. 2, Monitor if Xian IU . - .L iw A Q . I 2. , f E15 A s+'in:,i,,. I KENNETH HESS Intramurals 'l, 2, 3, Concert Choir I, 2. JOHN HOHMAN Stage Crew I, 2, 3, Intramurals 2. JOHN HOLLAND Monitor 2 PHYLISS HOUGH Keglers I, Masque and Mike I, 2, Leaders 1, 2, 3 Intramuarls I, 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Senior Play Comm ROBERT HANAK Football Squad I, 2, 3, Intramurals I 2 3 JOHN HARTLEY Intramurals I, 2, 3, Home Room Comm I 2 Fren h Club I, 2, Traffic Squad I 2 Spanish Club 3 Coat Checker 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3 Monitor JOHN HENDRICKSON Intramurals I, 2, 3, Golf Team I 3 DAVID HERRIOTT Intramurals I, 2, 3, Recreation Council I 2 3 H Y I, 2, Coat Checker I, 2, 3, Masque and Mike 2 Vice Pres. 3, Annual Staff 3, Senior Play Class Day Pro gram Comm. 3, Prom Decorating Comm 2 3 Home Room Chairman I, 2. WN . 352211 DAVID HUGHEY Home Room Chairman I, Football Squad I, 2, Basket- ball Squad I, Intramurals I, 2, 3. JOYCE HURST Orchestra 2, 3, Sec. 'I, Leaders I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, French Club, Pres. 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, Vice Pres. 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Intramurals 3, Quill and Scroll 3. SYLVIA HURT Leaders I, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, Pro- gram Seller 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Prom Orchestra Comm., Senior Play Comm. MARIANNE IORIO Intramurals I, 2, 3, Sports Usher 2, 3, Monitor I Advertising Staff 2, Senior Play Comm. Z if 'S I 5 A ff ., .L L nf' a c f iii i f:-: gf d 'S ff' fir' ll X F31 1 17 ix- J L l RAYMOND ISCHO Intramurals I. PATRICIA ISHMAN Home Room Comm. I, Chairman 2, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain, I, 2, 3, Sports Usher I, 2, Program Seller 3, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, Advertising Staff 3, Spanish Club, Librarian 2, Monitor 3, Senior Play Comm. CAROL JAROCKI Quill and Scroll 3, Monitor l, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Keglers I, 2, Future Nurses 2, Pres. 3, Gazette 2, 3, Swing Band 3, Senior Play, Masque and Mike 3. CAROL JOHNSTON Band I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi4Y 3, National Honor Society 3. J 1' JULIE KAHL Band I, 2, 3, Monitor I, Orchestra 2, Swing Band 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Senior Play, Masque and Mike 3. GEORGE KEMPER Band I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, Social Comm. I, 2, 3, Basketball Squad I, 2, 3, Voice of Democracy 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, Prom Decorating Comm. 2. WILLIAM KERR Monitor I, 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3. JOHN KIMBROUGH Intramurals I, 2, 3. RICHARD JONES Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, 3, Tumbling Team I, 2. ROBERT JONES Intramurals I, 2, 3, Basketball Squad 2, Keglers 2, 3. THERESA JONES Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Business Statf 2, 3, Intramurals 3, Home Room Comm. 2, Student Sec. 2, 3. JOSEPH KABA Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, Swing Band 2, 3, f DONALD KING Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers 2, 3, Monitor 2, PARI KLADITIS Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Sports Usher I, 2, French Club 2, 3, Program Seller 3, Monitor 3, Advertising Staff 3, Home Room Comm. 2, 3, Chair- man 'I, Senior Play Comm. JUDITH KLEIN Keglers I, 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, Advertising Staff 3, Senior Play Comm. MARY VIRGINIA KLOOS Concert Choir I, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, Keglers 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Monitor 3, Future Teachers of America 3. um ' 1 pf :mi KAROL KOSCINSKI Football Squad I, 2, 3, Basketball Squad I, 2, Monitor 2. CAMILLE KOVACK Orchestra I, 2, 3, Keglers I. JOANNE KRAUSS Monitor 2, 3, French Club 2, Home Room Comm. I. ROBERT KUNCIO Intramurals I, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, Track 2, Monitor 3 Football Mgr. 3, Senior Play, Masque and Mike 3. We , ., I 59 .ff :A si , cr.. f fl 'mv' ' 14? 271' ,pa ' I 1 15 L I E1 ' 'S v. 7' H i t iz 'T' , . 353' wi, - I I r ix',1j'fQ ,'4, . 'll , f' I X I 30 THOMAS LEFFINGWELL Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers 'l, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Ticket Taker I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Vice Pres. 3, Monitor 3. MARCIA LEON Keglers I, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Play Comm. JUNE LEYSHON Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Senior Play Comm. ROBERT LOCH Hospitality Comm. I, 2, 3, Ticket Taker I, 2, 3, Home Room Comm. I, 2, Visual Education I, 2, Basketball Mgr. I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, Gazette I, Hi-Y 2, 3, Future Teachers af America 2, Vice Pres. 3. , ..,... ., ..,,.,, ,. -. S. J H , ltnl .rev .exe JS., lr. .. , ,. Le e ' :': ' TONI LAMOUREUX Social Comm. I, 2, Intramurals I, 3, French Club 2, 3, Gazette 2, 3, Prom Decorating Comm. 2, 3, Home Room Comm. I, Chairman 2. MIMI LAVERY Home Room Chairman I, 2, 3, Keglers I, Leaders I, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Concert Choir l, Accompanist 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, Treas. 3, Masque and Mike 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, Editor 3, Monitor I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Senior Play Comm. 3, Senior Invitations Comm. 3. BOYD LAWSON Orchestra I. JOHN LEES Intramurals I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Mosque and Mike 2. My-W FWUSN w ,Gif MARGARET LOESEL Orchestra I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, Monitor I, 2, Adver- tising Staff 2, 3. NOREEN LUCAS Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Home Room Comm. 2, 3, Chairman I, French Club 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, National Honor Society 3. JOAN MACINSKI Keglers I, Monitor Captain 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, Auditorium Usher I, 2, Program Seller I, Sports Usher 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Sec. 3, Annual Staff 2, Senior Ed. 3, Future Teachers of America 3, Prom Decorating Comm., Home Room Comm. I, Orchestra Comm., Sec., Senior Play, Masque and Mike 3. CAROLE MADDEN Leaders I, 2, Treas. 3, Auditorium Usher I, Intro- murals I, 2, 3, Program Seller I, Sports Usher 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 2, Pres. 3, Spanish Club 3, Pres. 2, Concert Choir 2, 3, National Honor Society 3. 'MW . H Q , ,ff-'N 'f ' P - 'SX I eu,-X . 50 DARLENE MADDUCKS Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Swing Bond 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Keglers l, 2, 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Student Sec. 3, Senior Play Comm. JOSEPH MADER Football Squad I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Recreation Council I, Home Room Comm. 2. ALLAN MAIERSON Intramurals I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Pres. 3, Ticket Taker 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, National Honor Society 3. PATRICIA MANSELL Home Room Comm. I, Monitor 2, Intramurals 2, Sports Usher 3. Y-up-'I X f l .- ,M 1 e . .L.,. ,S xt N N Q LOUISE MCCLINTIC Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Keglers Club I, Monilor I, Senior Play Commiliee. THOMAS MCFIGGEN Intramurals I, Keglers Club I, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. MARTHA ANN MCGAUGHEY Spanish Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Senior Play Commitlee. JAMES MCMAHON Intramurals I, 2, 3, Recrealion Council 2, Spanish Club 2, Homeroom Represenlative 3, Keglers Club 3, Golf Team 3. 32 4:3 . KATHERINE MARINOFF W ' French Club I, 2, Auditorium Usher 2, Monitor 3, Inlramurals I, 3, Senior Play Commillee. DENISE MAROSY Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Monilor I, Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, Adverlising Staff 3, Senior Play Commillee. MARY JANE MASELLO Monilor 3, Sporls Usher 3. DANIEL MAUSSER lnlramurals I, 2, 3, Homeroom Represenlalive 2. HK givin, dis? Siem iw x an :ng T qgpqf-f' lu , If IM.. '?'f'l X MICHAEL MCMANUS Masque and Mike 35 Check Room I, 25 Spanish Club 35 Mirror 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 35 Keglers I, 2, 35 Monitor 25 Monitor Captain 35 Home Room Chairman 'I . -if JOSEPH MCNERNEY Football I, 2, 35 Basketball I. THOMAS MEIER Football I, 2, 35 Track I5 Intramurals 2. BARBARA METZ Intramurals I, 2, 35 Monitor 2, 3. s-PM it if , S' it .2 17 JI q, .:.. ,I .I . ,.:, , Q ' , I rt :I ,A Q! Y I j , a. I!! 'gr-..-. MARGARETTE MEYER Intramurals I, 25 French I Club I5 Maiorette I, 2, 35 Monitor 3. ELLEN MILLER Keglers Club I, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Bond Orchestra I5 National Honor Society 3. OWEN MILLER Intramurals I, 2, 35 Keglers Club I, 2, 3. DELPHINA MOLINARI Intramurals I, 2, 35 Advertising Staff I, 2, I5 Sports Usher I. I, 2, 35 35 Monitor 3 . ' '54 Q, MARION MORRIS Sports Usher 2, 3, Gazette I, 2, French Club I Treasurer, French Il Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer I, Vice'President 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Concert Choir I, 2, 3, Home Room Chairman I, Committee 2, 3, Future Nurses 2, 3, Senior Invitations Committee 3. CARL MOSES Intramurals I, 2, 3, Home Room Committee I, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Ticket Taker 2, Hi-Y 3, Keglers Club 3. MARC MUNTEAN Hi-Y I, Keglers 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Home Room Committee 2. JUDITH MYERS Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Future Teachers 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman 2, Monitor Captain I. viii ' 21,33 PATRICK MONAHAN Intramurals I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Home Room Committee 3. GEORGIANA MONOGUDIS Leaders I, Keglers Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, Monitor 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Spanish I Club President, Senior Play Committee. ELIZABETH MOORE Orchestra I, 2, Leaders Club I, 2, Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Gazette I, 2, Assistant Editor 3, Sports Usher 2, Monitor 2, Future Nurses 2, Quill and Scroll 3, French Club I, 2, Senior Play. GLENN MORISUE Spanish Club 2. MARGARET NEWELL Orchestra I, 2, 3, French I and ll Club 2, 3, Intro- murals 2. RICHARD NEWLAN Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers Club 2, 3, Monitor 3. NORA NICHOLSON Cheerleader I, 2, Co-Captain 3, Keglers I, 2, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, Monitor 3, Home Room Committee 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, French I Club Vice-President, Senior play committee. NORMAN NOVAK Monitor I, 2, 3, Coat Checker 2, 3, French Club 2 3, Senior Play. I 1 I if.,. , H7 I ' T ' I If I . .I ' I f I l I f Q ff 4, Ip, x' I I 1 ' -3 ,,1' .Q H, . K ' . , K 5 H32 iry.. Ni 'I IVA Q fr iii in 5932535.15 I I 5' :Q , AF?-rlaielll I fa' of 1 Y ' I as -f g.. fl, A PATRICK O'BRlEN Intramurals I, 2, 3, Football I, Track I. RICHARD O'HARA Intramurals I, 2, 3, Recreation Council I, 2, Basket- ball Team I, 2, 3, Monitor I, Home Room Committee I, 2, French Club 3. LILLIAN OLESKEY Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers Club I, Monitor 2, Spanish I Club 3, Auditorium Usher I. NANCY OLIVER Leaders Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor 2. 35 if E- A If ,fi ts' lm: 'ew PETER PENICK Stage Crew I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 25 Monitor I5 Homeroom Chairman I5 Recreation Council I. JOHANNA PERSON Intramurals I, 2, 35 Spanish I Club. CECEIL PETRINI Social Committee I, 2, 35 Cheerleader I, 2, 35 Concert Choir 2, 35 Monitor I, 25 Future Teachers 35 Masque and Mike 35 Homeroom Committee I5 Intramurals 2, 35 Senior play. SUSAN PETRINI Social Committee I, 2, Vice-President 35 Monitor I, 2, 35 Cheerleader I, 2, 35 Keglers Club I5 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Homeroom Committee I, 35 Spanish Club 3, Secretary I, 25 Senior Play Committee. NANCY OTTE Senior play committee5 Concert Choir I, 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y I, Treasurer 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Keglers Club I5 Monitor 2, 35 Homeroom Chairman 25 Future Teachers 25 Advertising Staff 25 Prom Decorating Committee 2. RAY PATTERSON Intramurals I, 2, 3. SANDRA PATTERSON Intramurals I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi5Y I, 2, 3. SHIRLEY PAUL Intramurals I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I, 25 Auditorium Usher I5 Monitor 3. THOMAS PHILLIPS Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, Monitor 2, Intramurals 2, 3. ALLEN PILE Social Committee I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers I, Hi-Y 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman 3. MARILOU PINCH Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, 3, Homeroom Committee 2, Concert Choir 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, Student Secretary 3, Senior play committee. RICHARD POCRASS Orchestra I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, Football I, Track I, Keglers Club I, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Treas- urer 2, Mirror 2, 3, Ticket Taker 2, 3. .-1-w,, its-ini W ' 1 '.17 MATTHEW POPE Intramurals I, 2, Monitor I, 2. MARY PRELEE Leaders Club I, 2, Secretary 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Student Secretary I, 2, 3, Concert Choir 3, Librarian I, Secretary 2, Senior Class Secretary, National Honor Society 2, Secretary 3, Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Program Seller 2, 3, Senior Play Committee. ARTHUR RAGOSTA Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3. EARLENE REAGAN Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Advertising Stott 3, Monitor 3, Intra- murals 2, 3. CARMEN REALE Ke Iers Club I, 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, Intramurals 3. 95 , 9 I MH -wie..-,-A ...:. I uv .. X it EDWARD RESCH Intramurals I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. MARGARET RIELLY Monitor I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Play Committee 3. WILLIAM RIMKO Intramurals I, 2, 3, Track I, Tumbling I, Homeroom Committee 2, Golf 2, Keglers Club 3. BEATRICE ROGAN Advertising Staff 2, 3, Intramurals I, 3, Keglers Club 2, Auditorium Usher 2, Future Teachers 3, Senior Play Committee. JOHN REESE Keglers Club I, Intramurals I, 2, Home Room Com- mittee I, Masque and Mike 2, 3, President 3, Fire Squad 2, Spanish Club 2, Hi-Y 3. JOHN REIDY Band I, 2, 3. MARY GRACE REMIGIO Hospitality Committee I, 2, 3, Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Monitor 2, French I ,CIub, Intramurals 3, Future Teachers 2, Senior Play Committee. JOHN ROSHALA Intramurals I, 2, 37 Spanish Club I, 27 Golf. I. JANE ROUX Advertising Stall 2, 37 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Keglers Club I, 2, 37 Monitor I, 27 Homeroom Committee I, 2, 37 Senior Play Committee. JANET RUDESILL Intramurals 2, 37 Monitor I, 27 Homeroom Committee 2, Chairman I7 Concert Choir 2, 37 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 37 Student Secretary 37 Senior Play Committee. LOIS SACKETT Intramurals I, 2, 37 Monitor 2. ,454 ,gunner 'Q' '1W 351' .gf Wf- BONNIE SARVER Band I, 2, 37 Future Teachers 37 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 37 Orchestra I, 2, 37 Keglers Club 2, 37 Advertising Stuff 37 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Monitor 3. RUTH SCHELL Band I, 2, 37 Spanish I and ll Club7 Advertising Staff 37 Monitor 27 Captain 37 Orchestra 2. ELEANOR SCHRECKENGHOST Monitor 2, 37 Spanish I ond ll CIub7 Tri-Hi-Y 37 Stu- dent Secretary 37 Program Seller 37 Senior Play Committee. DANIEL SCHWEISS Hi-Y I7 Keglers Club I, 2, 37 Intramurals I, 2, 37 Fire Squad 2, 37 Monitor 3. what qv' 4 r.,, A ,nifwiffa RICHARD SHANLEY Intramurals I, 2, 3, Homeroom Vice-President 2. DANIEL SHEASLEY Intramurals I. STEPHEN SHEPPARD Band I, 2, 3, Gazette I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Homeroom Committee 2, National Honor Society 3. LIND SHIELDS Band I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Track I, Keglers Club 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, President 2, Masque and Mike 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Senior Ciass Vice-President 3, Monitor 3, Athletic Council 3. ,iegulitkf JOHN SCOTT Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Homeroom Chairman I, National Honor Society 2, President 3, Future Teachers I. JOHN SEARLE Visual Aids I, Monitor I, Keglers Clu DONALD SEVER Intramurals I, 2, 3, Hi-Y I, 2, 3. JUDITH SHAFFER b 2, 3. Advertising Staff 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Keglers Club 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, Band Maiorette 2, 3, Spanish I Club Vice-President, Senior Play Committee. MF N Tvs' MARGIE SHOLLENBERGER Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Sports Usher I, 2, 3, Monitor 2, 3, French Club I, 2, Senior Play Committee. DAVID SIWIECKI French Club- Visual Aid 2, 3, Homeroom Representa- tive 2. I 'g ,V VL PATRICIA SKIBO Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor. DEAN SKINNER Intramurals I, 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, Homeroom Committee 1, 2, 3. . . . z.e2,fsg,fsfge my 52 Q ...., ,E-fr W5 . ' if fe. I I THOMAS SMALL Swing Band I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Band I, 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Homeroom Committee 2, Monitor I. CHARLES SMITH I Band I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, Swing Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3. THEODORE SNYDERWINE Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor 3, Homeroom Committee I, 2. NANCI SOBEL Advertising Staff 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Leaders Club I, Keglers Club I, 2, Monitor I, 2, Homeroom Come mittee I, 3, Chairman 2, Band Maiorette 3, Masque and Mike I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Spanish Club I, Auditorium Usher I, Sports Usher I, 2. w,,t,,,'i ,Ek , I' Xl ii E. DAVID STEINES Keglers Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Fire Squad 2, 3, Homeroom Committee 2. SALLY STEWART Intramurals I, 2, 3, Concert Choir I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, Homeroom Committee I, Chairman 2, 3, Cheer- leader I, 2, Captain 3, Tri-Hi-Y President I. WILLIAM STRUCK Football I, Intramurals I, 2. ALICE SUNDELIN Future Teachers 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Monitor 2, 3, Senior Play Committee. ROBERT SPONDIKE Football I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Check Room I, Monitor 3. RONALD STANKOVICH Stage Crew I, 2, 3, Football 2, Prom Committee 2. SANDRA STASEY Tri-Hi-Y I, Secretary 2, President 3, National Honor Society 2, 3, Intramurals I, 3, Leaders Club 2, Monitor Captain 2, Concert Choir I, 2, 3, Future Teachers 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Program Seller 3, Senior Play Director. EDWARD STEELE Intramurals I, 2. MIMI SWALLEN Band 35 Secretary I, 25 Hospitality Committee I, 2, 35 Social Committee I, 2, 35 Prom Decorating Committee 25 Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, Vice-President 25 Gazette I, 2, Editor 35 Intramurals I5 Masque and Mike 2, 35 National Honor Society 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 French Club I, 2, Vice-President 2, Secretary 35 Homeroom Committee I, 25 Senior Play Committee. SANDRA THOMAS Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Monitor I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Spanish Club 2, 3. LEWIS THOMPSON Band I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 3. SHERRY THOMPSON Band I, 2, 35 Monitor 35 Intramurals 2. S i l,- ii '12 .. Q. U., .... 9-5 .. 5 5 X, . .., ,Q 4, I in X 2 n y cfR,,,,,s 5 .K , . 5 4 E. X 2' We ,, iigwixw ji , R , ' Riff it I 5 sf, I fx aL . 'QL A 5 it' I A 5, wi sfma-5 . 5 I iw as I . -I 5, st .. ,,. ' -J ,fi 5 nj f ,fi 'ww if ARLENE TRENGA Student Secretary I, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Leaders Club I5 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Concert Choir I, 2, 35 Homeroom Chairman 35 Senior Invitations Committee 35 Senior Rally Committee 35 Senior Play Committee. ELIZABETH TYSON Keglers Club I, 2, 35 Spanish I and ll Clubs 2, Treasurer 35 Sports Usher I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Future Teachers 2, 35 Senior Prom Orchestra Com- mittee 35 Senior Rally Committee 35 Monitor5 Senior Play Committee. . . ,,.. I , FRANK VISNYAI 'Q Q I Keglers Club I, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 3. S Q '55, M I Q 5 , DONALD VOYTIK ' Orchestra I, 2, 35 Golf Team I5 Monitor I. . 'W 43 ,, I... --fv - .A ' ,iifiiyi Vh,, i ii 'Vit JAMES WHITMORE Intramurals I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Receration Council 2. JOHN WIBLE Intramurals I, 2, 3, Monitor 3, Homeroom Committee 2. JEROME WIESEN Monitor I, 2, Tennis Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3. BEVERLY WILSON French Club 2, 3, Monitor 3. RICHARD WEBER Football Team I, 2, Track Team I, Concert Choir I 2, 3, Hi-Y I, Chaplain 2, President 3, Prom Commit tee 2. BARBARA WHITE Band I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Masque and Mike I, 2 Advertising Staff 3, Student Secretary 2, 3, lntra murals I, 2, 3, Monitor I, 2, Homeroom Committee 2 Future Teachers 3. JOYCE WHITE Intramurals 2, Monitor 3, Band 3, Auditorium Usher I, Sports Usher I. ROSEMARIE WHITE Intramurals 3, Monitor 3, Future Teachers 2, Spanish Club 2. , f,,Q,, on it ta ROBERT WILSON French Club I, 25 Intramurals , , . JAMES WINGER 'L fig - 1' If new Q I s .Q l 2 3 1' X f .I nik , ll d rr r 'wmv Q S' 1 0' K Tk S' 1 N Nr sd I ., Intramurals l, 2, 35 Hospitality Committee l, 2, 35 Monitor 35 Hi-Y I, Treasurer 2, Vice'President 3. EDWARD WINTERS Basketball Team t, 2, 35 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Recrea- tion Council lp Homeroom Committee 2, 35 Fire Squad 2, 35 Social Committee 35 Class Colors Committee 3. JEANNETTE YAZVAC Concert Choir I, 2, 35 Future Nurses 2, 35 Monitor Captain 25 Sports Usher 35 Intramurals 3. , ,t.- is I X J T Q. i I r ti ,ff 1 Y X I ,, .,, Q 'f-ssh A . 1-In-. 5' is -f 7 'T-Zlr' -' Ag gb, 5. I A W JOHN YOUNG I, ' , ' 5 g I '1 52 Football Team I, 2, 35 Track Team I, 2, 35 Intra- M V murals I, 2, 35 Hi-Y I, 25 Recreation Council 3. .W , . ..: : . K vrh K I V. ll 5 K i 83 'is RX sts E KATHLEEN ZAMARIA Intramurals I, 2, 35 Monitor 35 Sports Usher 3. ROSEMARY ZOCCOLA Band Maiorette l, 25 Head Moiorette 35 Intramurals I, 2, 35 Future Nurses 2, 35 Monitor 25 Senior Class Colors Committee 3. NORMA ZOOK Swing Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Band I, 2, 35 Future Nurses 2, 35 Monitor 25 Intramurals 2, 3. enior 64155 We, the Seniors of Sharon Senior High School of the class of 1958 being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do hereby give and be queath the following: Lind Shields' long underwear to Cathy Comninos. Julie Kahl's green shoes to anyone who will wear them on Thursday Nora Nicholson's bobbie pins to Annette Christenson. Tony DiGiorgio's favorite chair in the library to Sis Gilson. Gail Grexa's goldfish in the guidance office to Ralph Trenga Pat Monahan's books on child psychology to Julie Lonie. Dick Weber's carpet to anyone who knows what it means Mary Jane Masello's spit curls to Ken Pocrass. Norm Novak's knack for being placed in all-girl classes to Randy Cecnn Tom Phillips' manly physique to Billy Bees. Ruth Schell's half-eaten lunches to Tim Kaiser. Jim Whitmore's nightlife to Biff Rowney. Cammy Kovack's braids to Nelle Nicolls. Dave Hughey's white bucks to anyone who will clean them Liz Tyson's black eye to Dick Mason. Dave Steines' empty lunch bags to Carroll Bobby. Ron Evans' notes on the ioys of being a twin to Jean Kahl. Bob Jones' spotlight to anyone who will dispose of it. John Roshala's weakness for bum iokes to Dick Knapp. Margie Davis' oboe to Rochelle Polangin. Arthur Bennett's pocket hairbrush to Paul Kiefer. Skip Smith's pictures of the moon to anyone interested in visiting it Jim Biesecker's tuba to Greg Bell. Margie Shollenberger's ring trains to Mary Beth Fitzpatrick Eleanor Schreckenghost's last name to anyone who can spell it Joyce Daly's pillbox to Jim English. John Hohman's tardy record to Theresa Herald. Bill Carroll's broken clarinet reed to Bob Hudspeth. Judy Bobby's hand cream to Joe Mastrian. Margaret Mary Bees' far-away look to anyone in love. Tom Davies' speed to Linn Penfield. Gary Cooper's famous name to Bob Dzurinda. Roy Drake's traffic squad flag to Johnny Bracken. Sharon Bohm's height to Mike Ferrick. Joe Kaba's pink pants to Burt Routman. Pari Kladitis' real name to,anyone who can discover it. Mary Ann Dorus' chemistry manual to Jerry McKee. Karol Koscinski's football helmet to Jack Mead. Mimi Lavery's skill at tickling the ivories to Carole Rankin. Carole Madden's district chorus badge to Gail Burbank. Owen Miller's boycott of the barber shops to Don Matta. Carmen Reale's bow and arrow to Bob Latimer. Lillian Oleskey's vitamin pills to Judy Anderson. Peggy NeweIl's ballet shoes to Roberta lsco. Shirley Paul's quiet manner to Linda Smith. Grace Remigio's Elvis Presley records to Kathy Skinner. Don Sever's size 14 class ring to anyone it will fit. Ray Patterson's bachelor ways to Mike Albright. Noreen Lucas' spectacle cleaners to Judy Vasconi. Marge Rielly's Irish blarney to Rudy Nunkovich. enior 6666 Don Voytik's fiddle strings to Janet Young. Sherry Thompson's black socks to Ben Wood. Arlene Trenga's winning personality to anyone lucky enough to get it. Jeannette Yazvac's husky voice to Geri Klasic. Marilyn Chestnut's red and white saddle shoes to Jim Wolfe. Dick Jones' banker's hours to anyone who can get away with them. Judy Myers' plaid slacks to Jane Bebic. Steve Dadio's ping-pong paddle to anyone who can beat him. Rick Pocrass' natural permanent to Carol Perfett. Sylvia Hurt's rookie leader pin to Barbara See. Bob Kuncio's striped pants to Jack Manilla. Mike McManus' T. V. fame to Tom Longwell. Carol Carine's place in the visual ed department to anyone brave enough to take it Joe McNerney's cast to Bob Long. Pete Penick's stage crew iob to Bill Unrue. Sandi Thomas' changing hair styles to Evelyn Sheppherd. Ken Hess' detention periods to Bill Albright. Ellen Miller's girl scout pin to Pete Chrobak. Margarette Meyer's high stepping to Miriam James. Mark Greenberger's Voice of Democracy speech to John O'Brien. Ronnie Hamel's spelling papers to Loretta Deluchie. Marianne Iorio's endless string of witty remarks to Gary Sabo. Ed Resch's wild dancing talents to Margie Fox. Art Ragosta's memories of his lunch table to Brenda Miller. Chuck Bender's knack for breaking bones to some unlucky Junior. John Young's live-it-up attitude to Lois Jazwinski. Dolores CIayton's pony tail to lda Liscio. Bob Wilson's maps of France to Joan Scott. Louise McClintic's swimming skill to some future Olympic star. Lewis Thompson's trumpet to Herschel Chittum. Barbara Gossler's endless supply of energy to Roger Davis. Dean Skinner's gigantic smiles to Justine Paulitz. Dick Shanley's notes on how to sleep in class to Joel Filner. Nancy Otte's pretty blond hair to Danny Dancu. Pat Burnside's love for basketball to Gloria Kloss. Tim Dunn's broad shoulders to Art Davis. Ron Adderty's life at the drag strip to Pat Mueller. Bob Chiavazza's yearbook to anyone who can make the payments. Sue Applebaum's knack for scenting scoops weeks ahead to Carol Abernathy. Bob Gibbons' role as class president to some ambitious iunior. Dick NewIan's lean and hungry look to Bob Huck. Valerie Bancroft's helping hand to Dianne Hassel. Spider lBiIll Donnelly's web to Bob Cyatals. Judy Demay's old love letters to anyone who is interested. Rose Garcia's old trig tests to Alan Patterson. Don King's memories of a boys' school to Judy Hassell. Dave Herriott's poetry to Don Lengauer. Theresa Jones' pen business to Bonnie Riden. Joe Mader's toothpicks to Bob McNeish. Gigi Monogudis' profession as tire changer to Tom Barnes. Paul Bross' tenor voice to John Miller. Darlene Madduck's homemaking award to JoAnn Victor. Denise Marosy's pink Cadillac to Harry Elberty. Bill Rimko's dark glasses to Beverly Blosz. Joyce Hurst's 4 average to Theresa DeMaio. Steve Sheppard's cookie recipes to Jim Irvine. Janet Rudesill's tiny waist to Gretchen Ernst. Rosemary Zoccola's baton to next year's head maiorette. John Kimbrough's southern accent to Coleman Buezo. enior KLM Ted Snyderwine's cleats to Kay McKnight. Clyde Counts' whistle to the Concert Choir. Delphina Molinari's chewing gum to Jolene Turzak. Jerry Wiesen's white apron to Ed Reardon. Norma Erb's broken T. V. to an avid radio fan. Gertrude Askerneese's attendance record to Claudia Hawk. Sue Cleary's paints to a future artist. Sarah Adkin's peppy personality to Shirley Estulin. Paul Hanahan's curl in the middle of his forehead to Bill Dadio. Dan Mausser's last year's hunting license to Judy Holland. Marcia Leon's love for spaghetti to Gloria Rotell. Joyce lWhitel leaves her favorite color to Cherie lBlackl. Frank Visnyai's bowling ball to Norma Gunesch. Peggy Loesel's mustard seed to Al Warren. Jim Winger's red ivy league coat and hat to Ronald Thomas. Sandy Stasey's stacks of books for week-end studying to Bob Miller. Ed Cardille's blue bow tie to Ed Pryts. Kathleen Zamaria's dimples to Eleanor Hoffman. Nanci Sobel's chalk talks to Dick Moss. Carl Moses' seat on the Farrell bench to Charlotte Smith. Ed Steele's bashful ways to Tom Trice. Stacia Fridley's driving skill to Jim Gossler. Beverly Wilson's talkativeness to Margaret Wilson. Sally Stewart's loyalty to one man to Patti Fox. Barbara White's music lyre to a future band member. Ronnie Stankovich's accordion to Loretta Bianco. Al Barger's community pen to Sandy Jones. Judy Shaffer's D. A. to Peg Weber. Jane Roux's impish grin to Jim McBride. Cathy Marinoff's fourth period monitor post to anyone who can find it exciting Bill Kerr's grocery cart to Carole Whitehead. Joe Dankoff's tricky questions to Bob Holt. Helene Blasko's vest to Joan Kahl. Ron DiNardo's two desks in 307 to Roger Lawrence. Allen Pile's bright red sweater to Eric Roos. Carol Erb's fine soprano voice to Sally Gingold. Beverly Burckart's gift to gab to Mike Yendrik. Pat Boyle's back brace to Ed Leffingwell. George Day's collection of cars to Walter Kosheba. Don Evans' sock with a hole in it to Donna Williams Ed Emery's pink slips to Carol Rudberg. Joyce Bleier's wardrobe to some lucky Junior. Bob Hanak's biceps to Phil Greer. Mary Virginia Kloos' rubbers to Armin Schadt. Carol .larocki's tremendous appetite to Connie Hunter. John Hendrickson's debts from the World Series to Ed Potts. Barbara Metz's tennis serve to Rosemarie Seiple. Liz Moore's wrap-around skirt to Judy Cook. Toni Lamoureux's horse sense to Chick Moro. Tom Leffingwell's blush to Arlene Hoelzle. Jim McMahon's dashing red hair to Robyn Barker. .lohn Lees' leopard-skin shirt to Marlin Focht. Dan Schweiss' bowling arm to anyone strong enough to use it. Dee Morris' memories of a drum maior to Jude Flaherty. Elsie Fornoff's talent for passing notes to Judy Ference. Paul Behary's thumb tacks to John Egelsky. Bob Loch's medicine bag to Bob Cane. Jack Reidy's Oil City band letter to Marcia Petrini. Mary Prelee's secretarial records to Dorothy Reese. Johanna Person's left glove to Barbara Riester. Matt Pope's happy-go-lucky manner to Ed Tomko. Herk O'Hara's gym shorts to Doug Young. Jack Scott's toy car to Bucky Ferguson. enior 641,55 Tom Small's suntan to Sue Donnelly. Mimi Swallen's French pen pal to John Fabian. John Wible's list of Junior girls' phone numbers to Frank Youkers. Bertie Rogan's basketball posters to anyone ambitious enough to make them next year Bonnie Sarver's red plaid bathing suit to Carol Shollenberger. Ed Winters' basketball letter to future Sharon High champs. Glenn Morisue's iet black hair to Joyce Hanson. Dave Siwiecki's old film splicer to Joan Hancock. John Hartley's patrol whistle to Margi McCamant. Dan Sheasley's book reports to Carol Rosenblum. Pat Mansell's right boot to anyone with a matching left one. Carolyn Cremonese's short shorts to Suzanne Lininger. Bill Baker's shoe polish to Carole White. Bob Spondike's text on howto play hooky to Charles Tidswell. Dolly Burns' aptness in gym skills to Tom Newell. Carol Johnston's cinch belt to Carol Hughey. Dorothy Frank's pantomimes to a future Masque and Mike member. Larry Gerdy's expressive eyes to Tim Bieber. Jack Reese's iitterbug steps to Sandi Valicenti. Ruth Fabri's long notebooks to Dave Lohr. Marc Muntean's mischievous nature to Bob Lloyd. Joanne Krauss' bunny bag to Gerry Kushner. George Kemper's number 14 basketball iersey to Kit Reese. Dave Getschier's shadow to anyone who can catch it. Nancy Oliver's blue book to Carol Bastress. Judy Klein's gold-rimmed spectacles to Doug Dodds. Ray Ischo's dark wavy hair to any bald Junior. Carole Carothers' bermuda shorts to Leonard Aubuchon. Boyd Lawson's love of books to Tom Kish. Tom McFiggen's Spanish proiect to Frances Sobotka. Earl Davis' LQ. to a future scientist. Norma Zook's wise cracks to Artie Jean Snyder. June Leyshon's favorite sweater to Steve Emery. Rosemarie White's cheery smile to the whole Junior class. Pat Skibo's New Year's resolutions to Pat Nichols. Sue Petrini's golf clubs to Gloria Bohm. Phyliss Hough's badminton birdie to anyone interested in a feathered hat. Tom Meier's loyalty to the Bachelor's Club to Bob Toth. Allan Maierson's honor roll average to some lucky Junior. Martha McGaughey's natural red streak to Barb Wilson. Bill Cassidy's entrances at 8:29 to Diane Davis. John Holland's senior pictures to anyone who can afford to pay for them. Joan Macinski's play book to next year's stars of the stage. John Searle's ticket stubs from the Farrell game to Louis Rotunno. Dick Diurba's right foot to anyone with two left ones. Cel Petrini's red curls to Bob Heutsche. Chuck Bastress' squirrels to Don Gilliland. Carol Frye's freckles to Pat Marley. Alice Sundelin's bun to Karen Leonard. Bob Gilliland's golf balls to anyone who can find them. Jim Goggins' cases of empty bottles to Ron Gill. Pat O'Brien's distinguished handwriting to Dave U'Halie. Tom Bedich's haircut to anyone who can copy it. Pat lshman's laugh to Susanna Victor. Bill Struck's midnight oil to someone who will burn it. Sandy Patterson's friendliness to all future Seniors. Earlene Reagan's love for gym class to Gail Brennan. Lois Sackett's Economics book to someone who will use it. Leonard Grodecki's absentee record to Bill Wherry. Marilou Pinch's bowling team to Janet Young. look! Look what you did! That egg-my best Stetsod hat! Class Day Outfits Committee Class Motto Committee Make a break! l'Il hold him! 5 i ,. IWW K 3..- X I . fy vt National Honor Society inductees receive congratulations 1 Y Q T, , ,Q In .:.,,,3?Q . - , 5 M A... fi fv Class Day Program Committee Senior Class Invitations Committee 51 Seniors strutting their stuff all? in W if Kip f F f r X if PZ Q ZIVI V,A 95'-ug., M v n -gxv 'X Q if A Eff? 1 .r -lr g i R .41 ig 'Wadi if .fi tif My , -f ' f y -A . L -ikvy Q ' t ag N ,, , it 6 V, ia by S Jw x 'QW , 9 N 4 Q nn ,fa if A wi, 'lla M I V ,V 4 X Q3 S. .1 ,R yugwivv 5 Q ii my rg' ' 5? Sa -- Q M . .... .H- uh K -sf' ' '-G-Emi 4:24 sw - X fue-1 , yan! 4, 5 S. K, . ii Emu- , SQ., MW fag' A Pc ww A--N., C ' 5 4 P 5 I -Il Q '. ,K K ' 1-..,s :V 5 .2f.gv.LJ'::! v - A lflff U in i ,QML WZ , f ' 5 'gm M ' 41 Wh WAS.: .T a v fm . , J. I Q , in i QV, N V , A! gl' X 1,1 ?L . K - 'L A 1 ..,. Q., .-,- ' . A f, 553 .A A X N, -- S53 v w 1 ' ,. 4 f H ' K' Y . 5--1 -,-- 1 - ' f N' is-ff , f M-'QW Q W . 3 . U N yy' ' I A' u l ' A -yy , 55 C XR - l-,.'51N' -X- ? ' ,sv 1 . 'Q in 5 2 3 H N N . 5 f. Ns 'Nw f, W9 -+ Af Q' 1 iiaig, 'QQ v ,nw ROOM 213 Row 7: Margaret Eckenrode, Elaine Vagh, Ida Liscio, Faye Wilson, Joyce Hanson, Darleen Toda, Nora Collins, Shirley Kostyack, Carole Abernathy, Lois Jazwinski, Margaret Fox, Bonnie Riden, Barbara See. Row 2: Robert Dye, Roy Matthews, William Dadio, JoAnn Victor, Constance Beyer, Mary Frances Sobotka, Patricia Marley, Theresa Herald, David Lohr, Alfred Heck, Michael Ferrick, Mr. Wolfe. Row 3: Edward Winslow, Roger Laurence, Robert McNeish, Frank Steibly, Thomas Zorzi, Michael Yendrik, Robert Nottingham, Donald Gilliland, William Kaiser, Michael Albright, Edward Pryts, James Wingard. zfmiom 54 ROOM 214 Row 11 Margaret Wilson, Sondra Jones, Peggy Weber, Arlene Hoelzle, Luticia Mosley, LaRene Allen, Patricia Fox, Carol Parkany, Janice Ehrhort, Loretta Bianco, Dolores Tonty, Geraldine Kushner, Margaret Seech, Mr. Shannon. Row 2: Dennis Stewart, Dave U'Halie, Robert Dzurinda, Carol Hart- wick, Catherine Comninos, Donna Stafford, Margaret McCamant, Barbara Riester, Robert Long, Donald Bozzo, Kenneth Miller. Row 3: Joel Filner, Sherman Mattocks, Robert Rowney, James Gossler, Edward Lawler, William Henrich, Daniel Dancu, Thomas Trice, Thomas Kantner, Rudolph Nunkovich. ge-:mm lull, Q ROOM 215 Raw 1: Toula Leftheris, Mary Anne Bartholomew, Jean Kahl, Peggy Patterson, Cherie Black, Shirley Estulin, Edwina Woitalik, Rosemarie Seiple, Judy Anderson, Beverly Stanford, Mr. Clatterbuck. Row 2: David Whitmore, John O'Brien, Charles Fisher, Grace Valentino, Diane Hassel, Pauline Fredrickson, Patt Mueller, Judy Lynn Cook, Alex Warren, William Lordo, Robert Heutsche. Row 3: John Strange, Dale Richards, Robert Latimer, Henry Mazur, John Bracken, Arthur Davis, Leonard Aubuchon, Paul Ryan, John Egelsky. zuziom C W ROOM 216 Row l: Margaret McFadden, Margaret Mulvey, Bonnie Troy, Dorothy Hollerman, Joan Kahl, Justine Paulitz, Beverly Blosz, Loretta Stefanowicz, Judy Cook, Judy Hassell, Dolores Fee. il If, 2 Row 2: David Webber, Harry Elberty, Paul Kiefer, George Brickle, Margaret White, Sandra Williams, Geraldine Senoyuit, Carole Rosenblum, Gary Saba, William Haynes, Robert Bandzalc, Edward Woltinger. Row 3: Marlin Focht, William Wherry, James Ontko, Roger Davis, Francis Moro, Philip Greer, Delbert Williams, James McBride, Edward Leffingwell, Edward Tomko, Daniel Ristvey, Mr. Bennett. ROOM 302 Row 7: Marcia Petrini, Jolene Turzak, Gloria Hopkins, Gloria Rotell, Carol Shollenberger, Pauly Gilson, Geraldine Stein, Florence Negreo, Robyn Barker, Donna Kawana, Kay McKnight. Row 2: John Malenky, John Subasic, William Davis, Robert Holt, Suzanne Lininger, Janet Young, Robert Leffingwell, Armin Schadt, Steve McClusky, Mr. Heiges. Row 3: Geoffrey Budd, Steve Emery, Thomas Kish, Orien Hall, Richard Moss, Eric Roos, Alan Patterson, Thomas Barnes, Jack Manilla, Paul Wolfinger, Gerald Garhart. ! un iam ,runs ROOM 304 Row lr Carol Whitehead, Jean Sundelin, Margaret Kerins, Donna Gorzo, Gloria Bohn, Carol Rudberg, Emma Jean Hughes, Julie Lonie, 56 Marlene Pillifant, Mary McLaughlin, Miss Filer. P ui 1,1 Yrgfgxl 'QQ - 'Xb W KV? V W, -iv .r fem We E Row 2: Thomas Leidy, Ben Wood, Dale Harhoger, Kathy Skinner, Darlene Urey, Florence Fisher, Dolores Stephanic, Pat Nichols, Ed Kizima, Phil Marrie, Jim English. Row 3: Robert Huck, Thomas Chaya, Douglas Young, Thomas Mudrey, William Bees, Thomas Phillips, Charles Gera, Eugene Dillon, Charles Tidswell, Kenneth White, Marvin Senter, Robert Rosche. ROOM 313 Row lt Janice Gracenin, Nelle Nicolls, Carole Rankin, Joan Bradian, Theresa DeMaio, Gloria Kloss, Stella Fisher, Sue McCamant, Margie Slanitz, Pauline Hazuda. Row 2: Marc Muntean, David Harhager, Bob Hudspeth, Henry Marshall, Caroline Santell, Connie Hunter, Greg Bell, Jerry McKee, Don Lengauer, Mr. Saxe. Row 3: Harold Stafford, Samuel Faber, Douglas Dodds, Kenneth Pocrass, Eugene Rassetti, Herschel Chittum, Richard Knapp, Richard Gerdy. sf' 9 A 14 lziom ROOM 315 Row 7: Donna Nottingham, Ellen Heck, Norma Gunesch, Gertrude Test, Kathy DeMaria, Lynne Meehan, Roberta lsco, Joan Scott, Dorothy Reese. Mary Beth Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Ronald Gibson, Richard Mason, Ruby Brown, Alice Luba, Carol Bastress, Linda Smith, Nancy Knotts, Bill Stafford, Ray Bianco, Mr. Bower. Row 3: Russell Neely, George Dudley, James Irvine, Louis Rotunno, Walter Kosheba, John Fabian, Charles Haun, Richard Pope, William McKim, Peter Chrobak. 57 mm if nniom ROOM 317 Row 11 Phyllis Koerber, Brenda Miller, Carolyn Thomas, Charlotte Bechtel, Sandra Valicenti, Artie Snyder, Dolores Clayton, Joyce Scott, Hannelore Hehr, Loretta DeLuchie. Row 2: Mr. Houck, Richard Ference, Kathryn Reese, Janet Notting- ham, Barbara Wilson, Jude Flaherty, Miriam James, Kay Williams Joan Hancock, Mary Marcello, Robert Lloyd, Glenn Juricks, Mr. Flack Row 3: Ed Potts, Ron Gill, Bill Lawrence, Fred Wilson, Dan Mc- Nerney, Dan Duncan, Burt Routman, Mike Holl, Randy Cicen, Tim Bieber, Edward Steele, Thomas Newell, Ralph Trenga, Dave Mathieson, Ron Young. 37,9 0l'l'L0l 8:5 -, ROOM 201 Row i: Maria Perry, Dianne Zoldon, Betty Nickolazas, Sherrill Cione, Judy Burlingame, Judy Abernathy, Leslie Menster, Patricia Griffith, Catherine Thomas, Annette Bell, Julie Dobrovolski, Pauline Rust, Alice Bukovinsky. Row 2: James Achenboch, James Leffingwell, John Macom, Richard Bossick, Priscilla Norton, Judy Vasconi, Lois Routman, Nancy Short- house, Barbara Longwell, Geraldine Klasic, Michele Will, William Volkay, Fred Karnell, William Blough, Mr. Casper. Row 3: Elvorne Ferguson, Mark Butch, David Ryhal, Kenneth Spinelli, Jay Mitchell, Jeffrey McCormick, Errol Rankin, Ronald Gilliland, Edward Faber, Thomas Bashor, Jack Bender, Jack Hancock, Gary Pazak, Stephen Yanak, Samuel DeSantis. 1 ROOM 202 Row 1: Gail Burbank, Sandra Routman, JoAnn Seaman, Delores Liscio, Joyce Thompson, Bonita O'Leary, Susan Mart, Joan Pilch, Sharlene Anderson, Judith Domonkos, Evelyn Metz, Amy Kloss, Donna Williams. Row 2: Mr. LaRitz, Jim McHugh, David Sackett, George Farragher, Charles Redick, Janet Disko, Jacqueline Bell, Karyl Fiscus, Ernest Csatlos, Gerald Grant, Ronald Mahonovich, Michael Albert. Row 31 Thomas Harmony, William Karol, Theodore Steines, Nicholas Leftheris, Roy Pearrell, Anthony Molinari, David Hines, Frank Youkers, Vaughn Wagner, Donald Maierson, Robert Cain. 5.4 '-K4 4 . '.F'i 52,3 LOW!-0F05 ROOM 203 Row lf Delores Roskos, Sondra Williams, Marilyn Berwing, Maria Pirlo, Pat Rummel, Connie Cross, BettyAnn Kohule, Cathy Mink, Patricia Odell, Susan Donnelly, Dorthy Andras, Charlotte Smith. Row 2: Mr. Paxton, Paul Finnimore, Robert Young, William Allen, Susanna Victor, Carol Thompson, Phyllis Fitos, Barbara Krawitz, Joan Covert, Julie Matika, Ralph Stenaff, William Campbell, John Wallace, Martin Sas. Row 3: Robert Maison, Thomas Mosara, Paul Kashmer, Linn Penfield, Robert Hazuda, Russell Green, John Lenzi, Roy Fagan, Charles Pearson, Ronald Renshaw, John Mead. ROOM 204 Row l: Miss McBride, Joyce Curtis, Margaret Wansor, Mary Todo, Barbara Wilson, Bonnie Moore, Carolyn Rush, Judy Biggin, Barbara Sobatka, Judy Holland, Eva Marie Fodor, Alice Krutsch, Patricia Burns. Row 2: Daniel Moschillo, Ronald Rimko, Ted Young, Rochelle Polangin, Bonnie Drobney, Pat Ogden, Christine Askerneese, Joan Maykowski, Marlene Smith, Ronald Bole, William Kennedy, Richard Hess. Row 3: Melvin Wallace, Leonard DeCapua, Joseph Saul, Thomas Marcus, Ernest Pegg, James Grega, John Canon, Francis Fitzgerald, Charles Law, John Mechling, Robert Anderson. ,Sip 0WL0l'85 ROOM 205 Row lr Miss Moore, Carol Sorokach, Sherry Burns, Carol Hughey, Patricia McCann, Joan Williams, Natalie Biller, Phyllis Davidson, 60 Margaret Morgan, Baleria Pope, Mary Bailey, Gertrude Ryan. Row 2: Richard Rocco, Robert Hogue, Patrick Astone, Paul Griffith, Henrietta Ford, Beverly Olds, Marlene Totin, Shirley Dyll, Olive Ward, Peggy Lampkins, Kenneth Fitzgerald, Daniel Sebastian, John Kettering. Row 3: Douglas Chance, LeRoy Moyer, Ralph Milano, Ronald Murray, Robert Patterson, John Lewis, Edward Derr, Frederick Perry, Paul Murchek, Walter Summer, John Marley. Row 2: Mr. Mink, Douglas likens, William Kettering, Jim Marzano, Alice Emshwiller, Paula McDade, Carol Frazier, Jacqueline Ott, Rosemary Butala, William Zavarello, Michael Welch, Daryl Miller, Thomas Sefrick. Row lr Judy Stambal, Lynne McFiggen, Mariorie Morgan, Carol Row 3: Joseph Flynn, Timothy Law, Joseph Mueller, William Boyle, Baker, Faith Huston, Nancy Potkalitsky, Carole White, Connie Billig, James Surles, John Gruitza, John Horvath, Michael Rogers, Richard Kathleen Winslow, Bonnie Rzepka, Barbara Latimer, Janice Davis, Bailey, James Chernisky, Ronald Petroski, James Wilenius, Frank Judy Tyson. Diurba. NI Q- Y K 2 0!9 Lomored -S Os 5131 leer E An' ls N N 101. .ni . Row 2: Richard Mulligan, Jim Resch, Robert Guthrie, Michael 207 Svirbley, Carol Redmond, Carole Dell, Dolores Uhl, Guy Fragle, Matthew Chikosky, Joseph Bradac, John Seger. Row lf Miss Hayman, Bonnie Leidy, Donna Frye, Barbara Jarocki, Row 3: Ronald Baker, Joseph Mastrian, David Lininger, Edward Karen Stewart, Joan White, Gretchen Ernst, Carole Reidman, Janice Roman, Edwflfd Hug, JQFOITIS Piehula, Jumes Robinson. JONES Doble, Sackett, Diane Black, Katherine McGaughey, Sonia Baker. Richard Kloss, James Williamson, Jerome Yudl. 61 ROOM 208 Row ls Mrs. Bailey, Mary Bucci, Julianne Saul, Rita Dempsey, Willa Young, Lani Winger, Elizabeth Reed, Catherine Struchen, Hope Jolley, Mary Palisse, Sandra Ulrich, Rochelle Mclntyre, Christine Mulligan, Delores Leonard, Mrs. Holt. Row 2: Richard Lordo, William Root, Linn Myers, Gene Williot, Helen Ernst, Gloria Candor, Mary White, Beverly Baran, Brenda Redfearn, Kaye Frye, John Pollack, Richard Knowles, Edward Bakunas, Donald Hurd. Row 3: Leo Petrini, Don Matta, Frank Brennan, John Dolan, Edward Guzik, William Lloyd, James Sharley, Richard Christman, John Miller, George Szakach. 52,9 0l'l'LOI 8:J ROOM 210 Row 1: Marylee Muresan, Margaret McMahon, Joan Fabri, Karen Leonard, Joyce Gereb, Ruth Tabor, Mary Borton, Barbara Paul, Rose Dempsey, Rita Vaculla, Bonnie Zoccola, Mr. Razzano. Row 2: Coleman Buczo, James Koch, Stanley lzenas, Sallie Gingold, Janet Wible, Maxine Schermer, Catherine Carver, Patricia Joseph, Kathryn Subasic, lrwin Rosenblum, Richard Nelson, Joseph Brewer. Row 3: Raymond Haines, Jim Garily, Walter Lockhart, Andrew Dorfi, Laird Sheldon, Ed Porterfield, Donald Wiseman, Ronald Nottingham, Henry Thomas, Gerald Baldwin, Bruce Matthews. RQ N dfimnfafeof Ay our 5CA00!.!gCf1:l!ifiQlii1':2 -Cy V4 437 Ut? , . W T! 'I it qi' lgzfdcfecf in me Www' are our. .. The Mirror Staff is responsible for the preparation of our school annual in which school life is pictured in its various phases. - Their work includes selecting the theme of the Mirror, choosing the color and design of the cover, and gathering, editing and arranging the literary and pictorial portions of this book. Membership on the staff is based on interest and adapt- ability to the work involved and is limited to members of the senior and iunior classes. Should this book serve to bring back memories of three eventful years spent at Sharon High and to revive the Tiger spirit, the staff and its faculty advisor, Mrs. Olga Connelly, will feel that their efforts have been well rewarded. EDITORIAL S Editor ............ Literary Editor ..... Picture Editor ...... Senior Editors Sports Editors ...,.. Typist ..., TAFF .,....Mimi Lavery ........Joyce Hurst ..,,...Joyce Bleier .,.s,......Joan Macinski Mark Greenberger ......Richard Pocrass Jim Biesecker ........Helen Blasko Selecting prints to be used Mrs. Olga Connelly, Joyce Bleier, Mimi Lavery, Joyce Hurst. Noting changes to be made Www Ida Liscio, Tom Newell, Richard Pocrass, Margi McCamant, Stacia Fridley. . . acfiuifiw, ac ieuemenb, ana! dI'l'LAifi0l'Z:5 Calhie Comninos, Jack Manilla, Mike McManus, Dave Herriotl, Barbara Riester. Making proper identification Checking cropped pictures against dummy Joan Mcicinski, Helen Blasko, Mark Greenberger, Don Lengauer, Carol Rudberg. Bonnie Riden, Fred Wilson, Carol Erb, Jim Biesecker. Galley proofs cut and pasted Ae gazeffe in ormd louyoig anal commnnilfg of 5c!L00f awaim GAZETTE STAFF: Seated: Mimi Swallen, Editor, Row l: Carole Jarocki, Sue Applebaum, Elizabeth Moore, Ass't. Editor, Sharon Bohm, Carole Abernathy, Bonnie Troy. Row 2: Stephen Sheppard, Kit Reese, Marcia Petrini, Burt Routman, Leonard Aubuchon. lxw , , v s as if , Anna Grace Smith Advisor - GAZETTE REPORTERS: Row 1: Kathy Mink, Bob Leffingwell, Kathleen Winslow. Row 2: Robert Lytle, Norman Novak, James Wolfe. Sharon High School is promoted in every possible way by the Gazette, which reports both social and academic school activities, giving its readers an ac- curate and complete account of school life. Spice and clarity are added by the use of pictures. To become a staff member, one must have seven- teen inches of original material printed, and to remain on the staff, he must continue to furnish first rate news 70 items. This year the Gazette helped further tions by publishing eight fine issues in Herald. This success of our newspaper can be the excellent work of its staff, under the Miss Anna Grace Smith. hu public rela- the Sharon attributed to guidance of Ae g45ine55 Ea!! Leelw me AIZCLIZCLDR recor Kar Me irror The combined efforts of the Business :nd Advertising Staffs make possible he publication of the Mirror. Scheduling senior portraits and han- Jling all subscriptions to the Mirror are mportant duties of the Business Staff. Many hours are spent by the Adver- ising Staff visiting business and pro- essional people to secure financial aid or our yearbook. Mr. Arthur Houck advises both of hese essential groups. Dorothy Reese, Mr. Houck, Helen Blasko, Carol Parkany, Theresa Jones le .fgaluerlfifiing jay dogciffi ,aafrom for ffm mrror Row 1: Gretchen Ernst, Ruth Schell, Sarah Adkins, Darlene Madducks, Bonnie Sarver, Peggy Loesel, Judith Klein, Denise Marosy. Row 2: Barbara Jarocki, Annette Bell, Barbara Longwell, Marlene Pillifant, Mary White, Judy Biggin, Jackie Ott, Carol Hartwick. Raw 3: Cathy Comninos, Nelle Nicolls, Barbara Riester, Gertrude Askerneese, Eileen White, Dorothy Frank, Sharon Bohm, Pat Mueller, Paula Fredrickson. Row 4: Pauly Gilson, Dorothea Burns, Donna Gorza, Phyllis Davidson, Pari Kladitis, Patricia lshman, Loretta Bianco, Jane Roux. Row 5: Earlene Reagan, Pat Skibo, Faye Wilson, Nanci Sobel, Bertie Rogan, Judy Shatter. Row 6: Gertrude Test, Delphina Molinari. ' reyoaring or zfrlfzfare careem, Mme egifnalenf aglcrefariej earn Ay aloing Row 1, Barbara White, Eleanor Schreckengost. Row 2: Barbara Trowbridge, Darlene Madducks. Row 3: Gail Grexa, Tressie Wolfe, Phyllis Koerber, Helen Blasko, Theresa Jones, Carol Carine, Mary Prelee, Arlene Trenga, Janet Rudesill, Carol Parkany, Dorothy Reese, Linda Smith, Theresa DeMaio. are :5tlfLJg of !A2 .S?96Ll'Li5A fdlbgudge 1:5 encourages! tA2 .SZ9dJ'Li5!L Row 1, Martha McGaughey, Carol Rudberg, Joan Macinski, Sec'y-: Bleier, Sue Petrini, Judy Ference, Carole Madden, Carol Erb, Dave Tom Leffingwell, V. Pres., Allan Maierson, Pres., Liz Tyson, Treas., Withergty, Theresa DeMaio, Libr., Ruth Schell, Eleanor Schreckengost, Miss Row 3: Richard Pocrass, Lind Shields, Bill Stafford, Phil Greer, John Moore, Advisor. Bracken, Pat Monahan, Carl Moses, Tom McFiggen. Row 2: Mark Greenberger, Kathy Skinner, Sandra Stasey, Joyce 72 e Hi PLN . X, xl . ,, sy ... ue' ,h 4 .em ,- 8l.f'Q Zi lv ' 1 'N ' ,, A.n,4,,,L W 'V , 4 Q' fn ff R ,A ,X-, . - KA W 'Q' H . W ew Q.. ' 41- , f ,ff if wx? A ',: fix' IX . fg ssifiil . .,. Q ' a Y .Q 'fr :PLYQ xr. .N ' -auf ' ff it sqm: wi. li A Qf'k QMS: V vm 3 ,,- ., , W , MEQMW 42531: ' A i 1 I 'W ' .ik . . Q A v +2 1-1 ' X run .. .h ,fb . 5 .Q m ff? , -Y 1 X , W, f X' L . 3 . 'R w, -L -. , ' V A ' . 9 -f' ' . P 'i: :I X - :'s' ,1 '7 4, . , Y -is 1' yv ' . umm' M T s I if Q3 f gfk fg 3 Lap f , x a , , . . ig, . 4 , ,V . li W ,,-no , X A, , -. FRENCH I CLUB Row 1: Miss McBride, Loretta Stefanowicz, Judy Domonkos, Rose! Heck, Carol Bastress, Beverly Baran, Alice Bukovinsky, Theresa Zoky, marie Seiple, Joyce Gereb, Caroll Bobby, Roberta Isco, Sharon Eleanor Hoffman, Joan Hancock. Bohm, Justine Paulilz, Nora Nicholson, Bonnie Moore, Joan Scott, Row 3: Richard O'Hara, Irwin Rosenblum, Richard Bossick, William Judy Anderson. Allen, William Campbell, Robert Hogue, John O'Brien, Robert Row 2: Janet Nottingham, Mary Lou Marcello, Carole Rankin, Ellen Leffingwell. FRENCH ll CLUB Row l: Mary Kloos, Toni Lamoureux, Mimi Swallen, Norman Novak, Judy Myers, Pari Kladitis, Robert Wilson, Beverly Wilson, Diane Joyce Hurst, Marion Morris, Margie Shallenberger. Hassel, Peggy Newell. Row 2: Miss McBride iAdvisorl, Julie Kahl, Liz Moore, Joyce Daly, j4ffA8Pl'W9 ffm Jlflmclflf of Me jrencA Aznguage i5 fine aim of fire jrencA C7445 egzueafigafing flreir c ojen keg! are me jrfzrre Zac Lem 0 ,XJTIUPI-CY1 Row I: Carole Madden, Pres,, Joyce Daly, Sec'y., Bob Loch, V. Pres., Kay McKnight, Archives, Joyce Bleier, Treas. Row 2: Cel Petrini, Joan Hancock, Rose Garcia, Sandra Stasey, Margie Shollenberger, Noreen Lucas, Carol Erb, JoAnn Victor, Norma Erb, Bonnie Sarver, Row 3: Nora Nicholson, Justine Paulitz, Carol Reidman, Roberta lsco, Judy Ference, Bonnie Troy, Ellen Heck, Frances Palermo, Joan Maykowski, Sherry Burns, Julie Saul. Row 4: Mary Lou Marcello, Joan Williams, Judy Linonis, Kathy Winslow, Eva Marie Fodor, Jaan Fabri, Belly Ann Kohute, Mary Kloos, Ann Cvelbar. Row 5: Liz Tyson, Sally Gingold, Caroline Perfett, Carole Abernathy, Barbara White, Julie Lonie, Gertrude Askerneese, Sylvia Hurt, Suzanna Victor. Row 6: Jim Biesecker, John Hartley, Eric Roos, Don Lengauer, Tom Kantner, Fred Wilson, Tom Newell. One ofthe fastest growing organizations in Sharon High School is the E. Vernece Saeger Chapter of the Future Teachers of America. The club, which boasts of over titty members, was founded in l955. Its main obiective is to stimulate interest in the teaching profession. Speeches, panel discussions, and movies serve as interesting programs throughout the year. Miss E. Vernece Saeger is advisor ot this organization. AB COZNFAJK l!0iC8fJ 0 OMJ' 0lfLC8l f GLOW . The Sharon High School Concert Choir, under the direction of William M. Blough, has worked long and hard for its reputation as one of the finest choirs in the area. The members of the choir consist of those Sopho- mores, Juniors, and Seniors who have passed a rigid audition. Several times throughout the school year, the choir presents, in a professional-like manner, a concert of varied music. The traditional Christmas and Spring Concerts are always musical highlights in the valley. The group is also very proud of its own system of student government and self grading, which has proved very effective. The answer to such success for an amateur group? A most able director plus the determination of the members to produce nothing but the best in music. 93' Row 1: Marilou Pinch, Janet Rudesill, Barbara Stein, Carroll Bobby, Nancy Otte, Hope Jolley, Joan Kahl, Brenda Miller. Row 2: Constance Beyer, Sally Stewart, Peggy Eckenrode, Cathy Mink, Marce Bailey, Doty Small, Annette Christenson, Beverly Baron. Row 3: Stacia Fridley, Marion Morris, Elanor Mitchell, Carole Frazier, Jane Bebic, Carol Erb, Sally Gingold, Arlene Trenga. Row 4: Jim Wingard, Donald Lengauer, Joe Banish, Rick Ference, Bill Campbell, Michael Svirbly, Burt Routman, Frank Youkers. Row 5: Paul Bross, Bob Kuncio, Clyde Counts, Bob Dye, Dick Weber, Edward Tomko, Larry Gerdy, Bob Chiavazza, Bob Anderson. s J S Plillg WLdvl'Ly 0I'U 5 O! f7i6L5l4l 0 all 8l'Lf0yI77,El'Iflf fo ll!! William M. Blough Director YV f Row 11 Kalhleen Winslow, Mary Virginia Kloos, Judy Holland, Dorolhy Nasser, Cecil Pelrini, Sandy Valicenli, Janice Gracenin, Robyn Barker, Mary Prelee. Row 2: Margarel Weber, Evelyn Melz, Judy Bobby, Gerlrude Askerneese, Sue Applebaum, Gail Burbank, Lois Roulman, LaRene Allen. Row 3: JoAnn Victor, Rochelle Polangin, Donna Williams, Carole Accompanisls: Carole Rankin, Mimi Lavery, Joan Coverf. Madden, Karen Slewarl, Sandra Slasey, Jeannelte Yazvac, Norma Erb, Theresa Herald, Row 4: Rudy Nunkovich, Don Malla, Bob Nollingham, Edward Randolph, Mallhew Chikosky, James Garity, John Miller, Richard Marosevich. Row 5: Ken Pocrass, Jim lrvine, Jim Williamson, John Fabian, Tom Phillips, John Egelsky, Jack Mead, Gary Sabo. we Ul CA8:5fI'6l il'Lf8l'lOI'8If5 fAE WLMJJI-C. . Orchestral music tells a story or paints a picture with musical tones, requiring prac- tice and close attention to the director. By practicing arduously during tour activity periods each week, our orchestra is able to present programs of appropriate instrumental music whenever the occasion arises. The pleasant result of its tireless work is demonstrated at concerts, assemblies, plays, and special school programs. Upon the departure of Mr. Frank Daly, Mr. Ronald Teare was chosen to conduct the orchestra. The fine co-operation between the orchestra and its directors has helped make this year a successful one. Violins: Camille Kovock, Joyce Hurst, Don Voytik, Margie Shollenberger, Peggy Newell, Ed Emery, Richard Pocrass, Arlene Hoelzle, Joan Scott. Horns: Tom Small, Bob Holt, Margie Morgan, Jock Reidy. Trumpets: Norma Zook, Bob Malsom, Leonard Miller. Cello: Janet Young. French horns: Bill Albright, Greg Bell, Bill Blough, Martin Sas. Percussion: Bonnie Sarver, Charles Smith, Eleanor Hoffman. . . of lfA8 l'l'L6L5lf8l'5 OI' OMF Ul2f'0yWl0l'Lt Ronald Teare Director Second Violins: Theresa Zoky, Doty Small, Joyce Scott, Patti Fox, Katherine Slruchen, Barbara Wilson, Carole Vernar, Judy Hancock, .lack Wallace, Peggy Loesel, Carole Shollenberger. Woodwinds: Carol Redmond, Margie Davis, Natalie Biller, Jack Scott, Joe Kaba, Darlene Madducks lnot presentl, Bob Lloyd, Claudia Hawk. Bass: Anne Cvelbar, Laird Sheldon. I Aalfd cr Knofdaffgame wifhouf Me dan! . . We take great pride in our Sharon High School Band. Mr. Boles and its members should take a bow for their splendid performances. Our one hundred and three piece band plays for concerts and rallies and provides pleasant half-time diversion at football and basketball games. lts talents, however, are not confined to school alone, for the band often participates in various community celebrations, such as the Halloween and Memorial Day parades. The last week in August and ninth period every day, the band can be found in the auditorium or on the football field faithfully rehearsing for its next performance. Maiorettes, top to bottom: Mary Ann Dorus, Nanci Sobel, Margaret Chittum, Bob Malsom, Norma Zook, Tom Barnes. Mary Bees, Sue Cleary, Margarette Meyer, Rosemary Zoccola. Row 4: Eleanor Hoffman, laird Sheldon, Ted Law, Jack Scott, Allan Row 1: Margie Davis, Carole Abernathy, Joyce White, Jack Reidy, Patterson, Bonnie Sarver, Ernie Csatlos, Charles Smith. Judy TYSOH, Bill ClOYY, Bill Allen, JOCIH HGHCOCK- Row 5: Ronald Petroski, Barbara Jarocki, Sheri Thompson, Carol Row 2: Eric Roos, Richard Nelson, Tom Marcus, Natalie Biller, Johnston, Fred Wilson, Bob Hudspeth, Tom Newell, Darlene Mod- Gretchen Ernst, Carole Rankin, Fred Perry, Jim Biesecker. ducks. Row 3: Jim Wolfe, Phil Marrie, Marcia Petrini, Bob Lytle, Herschel Raw 6: Randy Cicen, Nell Nicolls, Cathy Comninos, Joe Kaba. . ana! if5 Aluingg, oof-faplaing rAyf!Lm5 ,J k1iSfjfE'ffi::- 1. A -eff, lay- yi .4s2J1. i 4' tiff? I I ' . ,v 5 ,ki 5 . . Q ww., A? Fred Boles Director Moiorettes, top to bottom: Jude Flaherty, Barbara Latimer, Connie Hunter, Lani Jo Winger, Miriam James, Bill Boyle, drum major. Row l: Carol Jarocki, Bob Holt, Barbara White, Tom Small, Margie Morgan, Barbara Wilson, John O'Brien, Steve Sheppard. Row 2: Julie Kohl, Claudia Hawk, Sandra Patterson, Bill Blough, Marlin Sas, Greg Bell, Mary Kloos, Bill Albright. Row 3: Sharlene Anderson, Leonard Aubuchon, Richard Bossick, Leonard Miller, Bill McKim, Bill Lawrence, Lou Thompson, Lind Shields. Row 4: Rochelle Polangin, Ruth Schell, Carol Redmond, Nancy Potkalitsky, Mary Ann Bartholomew, Jerome Piehuto, Joan Marie Covert, Ellen Miller. Row 5: Karen Stewart, Judy Holland, Paul Finnemore, Loretto Deluchie, Donna Pearson, Diane Hassell, Delores Uhl, Bob Lloyd. Row 6: Carol Zoccola, Carol Rudberg, Bill Carroll, Mimi Swollen. Wemgem of Me .giving Z?cma! enjoy fo aging dw modlf recenf Aff Ifiuzed Row 1: Carole Jarocki, Janel Nollingham, Julie Kohl, Bob Lloyd, Claudio Hawk, Row 2: Leonard Miller, Bob Malsom, Norma Zook, Bob Holl, Jack Reidy, Tom Small. Row 3: Anne Cvelbar, Charles Smith. jnffuence wif! gef you now ere l,Uif!L ILAQ jbgef .jalem Row 1: James Onlko, Robert Rowney, George Szakach, John Lewis, Joel Filner. Row 2: Bob Loch, Don Lengauer, Doug Chance, Carl Moses, Allan Maierson, Ben Wood, Doug Dodds, Tom Leffingwell. zu' .xdu1lz'f0rz'1i1n Zfkzem grace colzrcerlb, Lcfurm, cum! ybfaya Row lf Judy Linonis, Shirley Stewart, Connie Hunter, Row 2: Valerie Bancroft, Dorothy Andras, Annette Bell, Joan Fabri, Mary Todo, Sandra Williams. Row 3: Faye Wilson, Loretta Bianco, Beverly Stanford, Barbara Longwell, Rito Dempsey, Alice Krutsch, Marlene Totin, Lois Routman, Judy Hancock, Betty Ann Kohute, Patricia Joseph, Joan Maykowski, Barbara See. K - f - - 1 1 f -f 2 - lllllllllfg .5C'Z00f ll-llCfl0l'If5 I5 til? H'0l ? 0' fig ,,0C'lfL 0l7'Ill'1'lhll'L7 Row l: Robert Long, Mimi Swallen, Gail Grexa, Cel Petrini, Norman Hall. Row 2: Alex Warren, Sue Cleary, Sue Petrini, Kit Reese, Carole Reidman, Burt Routcimn. Row 3: Bob Heulsche, Ann Cvelbar, Edwina Woitalik, Carol Bastress, Susanna Victor, Allen Pile. Wee. 1:- 1 UM of Wdjqlfffe an e may come nfnre Qreaffi in fire enferfainmenlf Ae!! Row 1: Dave Herriott, V. Pres., Ed Leffingwell, Treas.g Joyce Daly, Stewart, Judy L, Cook, Sandi Valicenti, Mary Ann Bartholomew, Sec'y.,Jack Reese, Pres. Bonnie Troy, Sue Applebaum, Dorothy Frank, Liz Moore, Mimi Row 2: Carole Perfett, Judy Anderson, Joyce Hanson, Justine Paulitz, Lavery. Roberta lsco, Carol Carine, Nanci Sobel, Peggy Eckenrode, Sharon Row 4: Mark Greenberger, Don Lengauer, Burt Rcutman, Bob Bohm, Carol Rudberg, Rochelle Polangin. Leffingwell, Lind Shields, Bill Clary, Mike McManus. Row 3: Kay McKnight, Carole Abernathy, Barbara Wilson, Karen Under the capable supervision of Miss Caroline Daverio, the members of Masque and Mike learn to develop some of the basic principles and essentials of dramatic art. Parliamentary procedure is practiced at the meetings of this organization which are held once each month. Planned skits and one-act plays are given as programs. The members of this club have presented religious and dramatic entertainment for our community on various occasions. Our student body has thoroughly enioyed the rallies and one-act plays given by this group of budding young actors. 84 enior Ffa? . . caymcilfg analience enfbfyec! die Aifarifg 0 our rr 2 .fd Came O! Sjoringfime if l 3 I -SX yy its 6a.1f, !2'om!9fer.4, .Sinclenf .Eirecfom time :Ae IJ caafn Row 1: Cel Petrini, Norman Novak, Marilou Pinch, Joyce Bleier. Row 2: Mary Prelee, Julie Kohl, Elizabeth Moore, Joan Macinski, Joyce Daly, Bob Kuncio. Row 3: Valerie Bancroft, Barbara White, Miss Moore, Assistant Director, Jack Reese, Lind Shields, Miss Doverio, Director, Carole Jarocki, David Herriott, Dorothy Frank, Mark Greenberger, Sandro Stasey. CAST OF CHARACTERS Bob Parker ..... Mr. Parker ...... Mrs. Parker .... Betty Parker .,.... Dickie Parker ,A,,.. Gwen Anderson ,,,,, Joan Abernaker ,v..Y, Eddie ...,.,,,.,,,,... Louella ,,,.,,..e.... Mr. Abernaker ,,,, Mrs. Brunswick s,,,, ......Robert Kuncio ...........David Herriott .......Elizabeth Moore ..........Joyce Daly ,..,..Norman Novak ....,..Ceceil Petrini ......Joan Macinski ...,.........Jack Reese ..,...Valerie Bancroft ,.....Mark Greenberger ,,,,,,,,,,.Dorothy Frank Mrs. James ,.A, ............ J ulie Kahl Mrs. Hill ,,..........,.... ..s,... C arole Jarocki Plain-clothes Man ,,..s ..... ,...,.... L i nd Shields Miss Bright ,,,,,s.,,,,,, ,...,.......... B arbara White Director ,,,s,,,,.,,,s,,.., ..... Assistant Director ,,,., ,Miss Caroline Daverio ..,....,Miss Ruth Moore Caroline Daverio, Director .SiLre55in9 AigL icfeag of arbfian Aeruice, Me anal. Row l: Vaughn Wagner, Gary Cooper, William Henrich, Edward Lawler, Roger Davis, Robert Loch, James Gossler. Row 2: Allen Pile, Ronald Evans, Robert Rowney, Sherman Mattocks, Donald Gilliland, Donald Evans. Row 3: Carl Moses, Robert Chiavazza, James Biesecker, Jack Mead, Robert Bandzak. Throughout the year, this fine group of young men has provided inspiring guest speakers and enthusiastic rallies. The top hit of the year, the Annual Home- coming, was sponsored by this organization. Dele- gates were sent to Corry, Pennsylvania, where they attended the Y.M.C.A. Older Boys' Conference. A first aid kit, purchased by the club, was presented to the Row 4: Mr. LaRitz, Advisor: James Winger, Richard Weber, Doug Dodds, William Carroll, Mr. Krepp, Advisor. Row 5: David Lohr, Dave U'Halie, Bob Leftingwell. Row 6: Lind Shields, Jack Reese. Row 7: Gary Szabo. basketball team. The Hi-Y was founded for the purpose of encourag- ing Christian character and citizenship among its members. The club is fortunate in having as its capable advis- ors Mr. Samuel LaRitz and Mr. Richard Krepp. A planning session. i 4 - .rv . A gift for our basketball team. 670145 are imfoorfanlf Jeruice organizalfiom in our Jclmof SENIOR TRI-l'll-Y Row li Eleanor Schreckengost, Mary V. Kloos, Helen Blasko, Sec'y., June Leyshon. Marion Morris, V. Pres.: Sandra Stasey, Pres., Nancy Otte, Treas.: Row 4: Sylvia Hurt, Sandi Thomas, Louise McClinlic, Carol Johnston. Pat Ishman, Chaplain: Martha McGaughey. Row 5: Marilou Pinch, Gertrude Askerneese, Barbara White, Sandy Row 2: Joyce Bleier, Dorothy Frank, Beverly Burckart, Joan Macinski, Patterson. Valerie Bancroft, Mimi Swollen. Row 6: Bonnie Sarver, Joyce Hurst, Ellen Miller. Row 3: Janet Rudesill, Theresa Jones, Carol Carine, Pari Kladitis, Row 7: Sarah Adkins, Miss Caldwell, Advisor: Denise Marosy. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y Club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community high standards of Christian living. Proiects of these groups include an ingathering of food at Thanksgiving for the Children's Home and collecting toys and gifts for needy children at Christmas. Advisors for the Senior group are Miss Mildred Caldwell and Mrs. Marjorie Bailey. Miss E. Vernece Saeger and Mrs. Ruth Drake advise the Junior group. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y Row 1: Peggy Patterson, Margie Slanitz, Barbara Trowbridge, Treas.: Row 4: Theresa Herald, Carole Rosenblum, Beverly Stanford, Peggy Weber, V. Pres.p Joan Hancock, Pres.: Carole Abernathy, Geraldine Stein, Eleanor Hoffman, Julie Lonie. Sec'y., Luticia Mosely, Chaplain: Carol Hartwick. Row 5: Dorothy Hallerman, .ludy Hassel, Caroline Santell, Lois Row 2: Mary Beth Fitzpatrick, Faye Wilson, Marlene Pillifant, Nelle Jazwinski, Dolores Stepanic. Nicolls, Patti Fox, Cathie Comninos, Bonnie Riden. Row 6: Gloria Kloss, Geraldine Kushner, Linda Smith, Kathy Skinner. Row 3: Barbara Riester, Gerry Klasic, Donna Nottingham, Dorothy Row 7: Jean Sundelin, Hannelore Hehr, Sandra Jones. Reese, Shirley Estulin, Artie Jean Snyder, Connie Hunter. Row 8: Darlene Urey. mf ,lA51fLaf Clem ai 5 in f5QLCfL.lfLg ww! :5!L0l'lfilflg gnu S 5 l M 4 ff' ff. Eqifjg I 5 , ,I 2 , , fm? ing. Row lf Carol Carine, Vaugn Wagner. Row 2: William Bees, Robert Bandzak, Mr. Marks, Roy Drake, Gary Grant. we .Jq25pifagfy Cznfrrniffee gm' e5 uidiford lf!Lr0u9A our 56600 5 T5 l 5 1 Row if Robert Loch, Jack Macom. Row 2: James Wolfe, Grace Remigio, James Winger, Carol Perfett, Carole Abernathy, Robert Rowney, Mimi Swallen, Robert Long. 88 5 s -4 QW jumc ,QQVLHJ 5erue5 115 Hfgff inf affAi11,a!5 of llfUfLllAOI' Row lf Jim lrvine, Jack Volkay, John Bracken, Jim Wolfe, Eric Roos, Roberl Guthrie, Bill Bees. Row 2: Bob Bandzak, Burl Roulman, Jim Gossler, Ted Burckarl, Wallace Worlman. Row 3: Ken Pocrass, Sieve Sheppard, Roy Drake, Jim Biesecker, John Harlley, Bob Anderson, Jim Koch. 2 WUWZLUPJ O! IJAE .Edge IAQIU lfllrltdf All-U12 Cl lfllflldfllj 0 fllK1l'lf5 CHIC! 5 I Row 1: Edward Parimuha, Ron Slankovich, Jim Williamson, Edward Hug, Bob Gulhrie. Row 2: Jim Robinson, John Hohman, Frank Youkers, John Subasic, Pele Penick, Edward Tomko, Orien Hall, Rudy Nunkovich, Bill Unrue. pfacecf in c urge af zsfrafegic poinfd are our. MONITOR CAPTAINS AND CO-CAPTAINS J - .liiif 'i' l Ll1lE'f ' dl. Row 1: Darlene Urey, Joan Macinski, Mike McManus, Jim Biesecker, Joyce Daly, Margarel Weber, Rulh Schell. Row 2: Miriam James, Joyce Bleier, Alice Sunclelin, Donna Gorzo, Brenda Miller, Frances Palermo, Claudia Hawk. PERIODS 2, 3, 4, 5 MONITORS 2 gee, i fx! he Q -1 if .ig ,355- A M4 Q :Q ,, ,. 34'-Vw -v WS- U , , A-'Y if 4-sf.. 45'z wn.s, I ,n fp . .. -, - 1 . +R im, ,.f- Qgf .Q x -s Qty uf? V T1 .ff any -xy f . 'Www' 554 44- Wi? ww. ,ff if vue 0 H I L' 60 232 vi ,,-. j . A F js A wp ' .Q ef ' N 4 v K. Q 5, K ' ' .,,-,, kk Rx mt x -QM iam ww-ue.-..,..M.,.. mu Ceafilzg in,fere5f in ffieir Ae!! are lllie jrfifire timed 1eJii?xg:.,,f, ,, we-Q-fLa1s,xes1se:,z,1s pegswsw-greenefxtriytffixe-s- fedW' , 1 it-lliijllff' Ls...., ,- -..M .....,............e.,M.e -,M...,,..... L ,, . .W . , ,L., mf. L. L. L ,f f ZLL 5 ' N 'Q , .L L . , LL L,.-LLcLLL,L ,,,, LL I L L . L . 1 K I , X f Y . Row If Carol Bastress, Secretary, Gerry Stein, Treasurer, Carole Jarocki, President, Janet Young, Vice President, Sandra Valicenti, Historian. Row 2: Mary Beth Fitzpatrick, Janet Nottingham, Peggy Eckenrode, Hope Jolley, Delores Roskos, Judy Klein, Denise Marosy, Mary Ann Dorus, Carol Hartwick, Marlene Pillitant. Row 3: Janice Gracenin, Nelle Nicolls, Cathy Comninos, Judy Anderson, Mary Ann Bartholomew, Loretta Deluchie, Maria Perry, Marcia Petrini, Bonnie Schosser, Carol Frazier, Judy Stambal. Row 4: Rosemary Zoccola, Arlene Hoelzle, Gloria Bohm, Judy Tyson, Sandra Routman, Donna Williams, Judy Vasconi, Mike Will, Bonnie leidy, Margaret Morgan, Gertrude Ryan. Row 5: Jeannette Yazvac, Margie Slanitz, Darlene Urey, Donna Pearson, Carol Vanusek, Pat Skibo, Earlene Reagan, Carole Carothers, Judy Demay. Row 6: Luticia Mosley, Willa Young, Beverly Olds, Pat Ogden, Evelyn Metz, Pat Fox, Beverly Burckart, Kathy Skinner, Shirley Estulin. Row 7: Karen Stewart, Marce Bailey, Lois Routman, Lani Jo Winger, Kathy Brennan, Judy Holland, Doty Small, Katherine Struchen, Marian Morris, Elizabeth Moore, Margie Davis. The Future Nurses' Club of Sharon High School helps girls to obtain a general knowledge of nursing. New members receive a week of training at the Nurses' Home. Then they begin working at Sharon General Hospital, making beds, arranging flowers, and feeding patients. As we help, we learn is the club's motto. After completing twenty-five hours of service, the girls receive name pins. Miss Mary Benbow is advisor ot this group. vw 11 5 nu vu av .--Q W , . fS,,,..,.Q Mwx. , . -- Q Z H Q, Q, I, I mme A Q WM - A T fwhlf. ,L4m,..,..,N.l -- me :fs X1 25 sf a ' Vw ,,., orb 9 I9 we Cj7bLlflCi g0l!8l'l'L5 OLU' :5!90l f:5 l9I'0gl dWL 3 s .9 Sealed: John Lysohir, Dr. C. M. Musser, James Herrmann, James Bailey, S. N. Currier. Standing: George Slover, Dr. James Likens, Frank Sherwood, Jr., Francis Claffey, Leo Winger, A. P. Wildman, John Chickerneo, Peler J. Collodi. Nof pictured: William B. Laycock. A ing our inframnra program 55 ffm lgecreafion oomcc if WH- : ,1--f Row 1: John Young, Allen Pile, Bob Tolh, Dan Dancu, Tom Barnes, Ernie Csallos. Row 2: Dave Herrioll, Tony Digiorgio, Bob Rosche, Lind Shields, Gary Cooper, Burl Roulman, Ken Pocrass. 96 Qu' joofgaff lam Jrowecl lognfy 0!Ag!Lf in aff flzeir gamw Row 1: Robert Kuncio, Sr. Mgr., Charles Bender, William Cassidy, Thomas Meier, Thomas Bedich, Robert Spondike, Karol Koscinski, Robert Hanak, Clyde Counts, Joseph Madar, Thomas Phillips, Ronald Hamel, Joseph McNerney, Row 2: John Fabian, George Brickle, Joseph Mastrian, Dale Richards, William Dadio, Robert Dzurinda, Harry Elberty, Robert Long, Robert Heutsche, Paul Kiefer, Donald Bozzo, Kenneth Pocrass, Alex Warren, The 1957-58 Tiger squad could well be called the Hard-Luck Outfit. For half the season some mem- bers of the squad were handicapped by iniuries. Such was the case for Big Tom Phillips, who broke his wrist, and Joe McNerney, who suffered a broken ankle. Other members of the squad were hampered by the flu, making practice sessions irregular and difficult. Despite these setbacks the team enioyed a fairly suc- cessful season. FOOTBALL COACHES Tim Bieber, Thomas Kish, Rick Ference, Francis Moro. Row 3: William Bees, Mgr., Gene Nottingham, John Mead, Anthony Molinari, Thomas Johnson, Frank Hamlin, Leonard DeCapua, Richard Karas, James Dobie, Edward Derr, John. Lewis, Walter Lockhart, John Macom, Michael Sverbly, Jahn Wallace. Not present when picture was taken: John Manilla, Mgr. Last August many green sophomores and iuniors turned out for practice, challenging the pre-season test, and giving the hint of a strong foundation for next year's squad. However, the team will miss those rugged Seniors who have carried the burden for the past three years. These boys will always be remembered for their efforts, competitive spirit, and individual performance. Charles Casper, Clifford Smith, John Chickerneo, Wilbur Forsythe, Harry Sample, Anthony Razzano. eniom Karol Koscinski-back Joe McNemey-back l Tom Meier-guard 1957 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Tom Phillips-tackle Sharon ...................... l 2 Sharpsville .... ....... 0 Sharon ......... ....... l 3 Beaver Falls ............ 7 Sharon ......... .... 0 Warren, Ohio .......... 38 Sharon ......... ....... l 3 New Castle .............. 20 Sharon ......... .....,. l 3 Butler ......,............... 13 Sharon ......... .... 7 Youngstown South .... 33 Sharon ......... ....... 1 4 Ellwood City .,.......... 27 Sharon ...... ....... 6 Aliquippa ....... ...... l 3 Sharon ......... .... 7 Farrell ....... ....... 3 3 Bob Hanak-center Joe Mader-guard Chuck Bender-guard Bob Kuncio-manager Bob Spondike-tackle Tom Bedich-back Clyde Counts-back eniom Ron Hamel-back Bill Cassidy-end DMI' ylftl'Ll.0l PQCOPJQJ QVLOXAQI' JMCCGJJALX JQCLJOIY, lFront Row: Sam Leo, Rick Bailey, Charles Arnold, Gary Pazak, Tom Bashar. Back Row: Dale Richards, Alex Warren, Tom Johnson, Gene Nottingham, Frank Youkers, Bob Cain, Manager, W. BLAINE LAYCOCK Coach DON BENNETT Assistant Coach x GEORGE STOVER Faculty Manager 5 ur jgem Kmgfzlf fran! fo refain ffm cgzcfion 3 lfifa Front Row: Mike Ferrick, Bob Rosche, Elvorne Furgeson, Ed Winters, Ed Potts. Back Row: Bob Loch, Manager, Bob Long, George Kemper, Bill Dadio, Ron Gibson, Dan Dancu, Bob Heutsche, Bob Holt, Manager. l957-58 SCHEDULE Sharon ,,,,,,,,,,,. 49 Youngstown East .......... 48 Sharon ,,,,,,,,,,,, 39 Butler ............................ 45 Sharon ,,,,,,,,,,,, 48 Youngstown South ........ 49 Sharon ............ 66 Erie Prep ............. ...... 3 l Sharon ............ 63 Warren ..... ..43 Sharon ,.,..,...... 56 Meadville .... ....... 4 l Sharon .,.,,,,,.... 66 Sharpsville ..... ....... 4 4 Sharon .....,.,.... 59 Ambridge ..... ....... 4 5' Sharon ,,,,o.,,,AA, 75 Beaver Falls ..... .4l' Sharon .V.......... 52 Aliquippa ,... ....... 3 7' Sharon ,,,,.,,,..,, 52 Midland ......... ....... 3 2 Sharon ,,s..,,.,v,. 53 New Castle ...... ...... 4 4' Sharon ............ 47 Ellwood City .... ....... 4 3' Sharon ...,.,....., 47 Farrell .............. ...... 6 3' Sharon .,.,......,. 36 Strong Vincent ..... ....... 4 0 Sharon .,.......,.. 49 Ambridge ........ ...... 3 6' Sharon ,,,.,,,,,,,, 49 Beaver Falls ...... ...... 3 8' Sharon ,,.,,..,.... 40 Aliquippa .,... ..4... 4 4' Sharon .....V..,A,. 52 Hickory ,........ ....... 4 7 Sharon ...,,.,,.... 61 New Castle ...... ....... 4 'l' Sharon ,,,,,,,,,,,, 52 Ellwood City ,... ...... 4 9' Sharon ,......,,... 55 Farrell ........... ....... 4 6' Sharon Sharon Sharon ' Section 3 games South Union ..... xWPlAL eliminations Washington ......,....,... .......40x McKees Rocks .... .,..... 3 2x .50xx xxWPlAL semi-finals Half-way through the season even the most ardent Sharon High fans conceded that because of their inexperienced squad the Tigers had little hope of retaining their Section Ill crown. However, interest and enthusiasm mounted as the Tigers, through their excellent defensive tactics, con- tinued to win most o,f their games. Highlighting the regular season's play was the final home game in which Sharon and Farrell, tied for first place in Section lll, battled fiercely for the coveted crown. The Tigers' diligent practice and expert coaching paid off, as Sharon emerged the exultant victor, 55-46. This victory opened the doors to the Pitt Field House and a chance to defend our State Title. Hopes ran high as Sharon won their first two WPIAL contests. Washington, however, had their own title ideas and eliminated Sharon in the semi- final round. This season marks the end of high school basket- ball careers for Ed Winters and George Kemper who gave sterling performances. Special credit goes to these boys and to Coach Bud Laycock and Assistant Coach Don Bennett whose tireless efforts have con- tinued to produce winning teams. 101 elziom , 1 E ......-........ E .,.,.....-.AMA -N-f 'M ' 5 Ed Winfers, Forward George Kem per, Guard Jmgigznf .jgew Zzfznuing uiclfory over jarre 135' Bob Loch, Manager K! ,...-my Aff .-------5--'--f--r---'-'- -dn-q... -Q... 'JZ QJFW 'sv A W 33 new laeofo e proven! f0l95 in lfonmamenf comloelfifion BOYS' GOLF CHAMPS Reg Gibbons, Jim Thomas, Pete Chrobak. FOUL SHOOTING CHAMPIONS Judy Hancock, Joan Pilch, Patsy Burnside, Mary Ann Dorus, Joan Kahl, Kit Reese, Marilou Pinch, Rosemarie Seiple. ., , , ,...,.,,,, , . I 4 INDIAN BASE CHAMPIONS Row I: Margaret Wilson, Joan Scott, Joyce Scott, Janet Rudesill. Row 21 JoAnn Victor, Joan Hancock, Judy Ference, Kit Reese, Mary Prelee. N X 'Y s U I , :sf WRESTLING-OUR NEWEST INTRAMURAL we Zgzclmilafon Am many inferwlfec! laarlficiloanb Row 1: Margaret Wilson, Linda Smith, Geri Stein, Carole Madden, Row 3: Kit Reese, Ruth Schell, Evelyn Metz, Linda Murray, Bonnie Barbara See, Bonnie Sarver, Judy Wiles, Sarah Adkins. Schosser, Gretchen Ernst, Priscilla Norton. Row 2: Barbara Gossler, Gertrude Askerneese, Marlene Pillitant, Row 4: Geraldine Kushner, Kathleen Zamaria, Carole Jarocki, Carole Hartwick, Darlene Urey, Sylvia Hurt, Shirley Paul. Barbara Jarocki. ,Sioorb M em give uafuagi a55i5LLa,1zce af a!lJaf!LZ'f1'c euenf5 Row 1: Delores Roskos, Caroline Santell, Beverly Stanford, Carolyn Thomas, Delphina Molinari, Mary Jane Masello, Marianne lorio, Carole Rosenblum, Maria Pirlo. Row 2: liz Tyson, Beverly Burckart, Joan Macinski, Sallie Gingold, Carole Reidman, Betty Ann Kohute, Joyce Scott, Ellen Heck, Carol Shollenberger. Row 3: Barbara Paul, Pauline Hazuda, Mary McGaughlin, Pat Mansell, Judy Hassel, Margaret Wilson, Dorothy Hollerman, Connie Beyer, Alice Krutsch. Row 4: Hope Jolley, Margie Slanitz, Barbara Gossler, Nancy Knotts, Ann Cvelbar, Amy Kloss, Gertrude Ryan, Toula Leftheris. Raw 5: Faye Williams, Geri Klasic, Loretta Bianco, Joyce Daly, Carole Madden, Joyce Bleier, Beverly Baron, Janice Davis, Dorothy Andros. .jcgifil , 5p0l'L50I'5 LUZQAQ ...... The 139 members of the Keglers Club meet once a week, at different times, in bowling competition. The club consists of 19 duckpin teams, and ll tenpin teams. At the conclusion of each season, an annual banquet is held, honoring those who have attained outstanding scores throughout the year. The Keglers' Club is one of the most active clubs in the school. Advisors of this group are Miss Dorothy Weller, Mr. Donald Saxe, and Mr. Joe Bower. J X554 1 gg X X Qi! Dorothy Weller Advisor Q0 Jfoorfjmam LV9 id on if one ,Q rue of flze Q-Qu em SENIOR LEADERS Kneeling: Mary Prelee, Sylvia Hurt, Phyliss Hough. Standing: Joyce Hurst, Margaret Mary Bees, Nancy Oliver, Mimi Lavery, Stacia Fridley, Carole Madden, Sue Applebaum. Leaders' Club was organized to assist in the instruction of girls' gym classes. Its members are schooled by Miss Dorothy Weller in the arts of organization, dem- onstration, and instruction, making them leaders not only in gym classes, but also in other activities. In addition to scoring and refereeing intramural contests, the girls spend twenty periods per year for seniors and thirty for iuniors and sophomores per- fecting their work in physical education. These girls well deserve the awards they receive for three years' service. SOPHOMORE AND JUNIOR LEADERS Row 1: Judy Hancock, Linda Murray, Barbara Latimer, Joyce Gereb, Gretchen Ernst, Lani Jo Winger, Judi Linonis, Janet Wible, Kathy Struchen. Row 2: Susanna Victor, Carol Reid- man, Annette Christianson, Carol Hughey, Bonnie Schosser, Evelyn Metz, Sally Gingold, Lois Routman. Row 3: Carole White, Cathy Carver, Joan Williams, Bonnie Glaser, Joan Moykowski, Dolores Fee, Kay Williams. Row 4: Kay McKnight, Roberta lsco, Joan Hancock, Marge McCamant, Peggy Weber, Robyn Barker. 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Soth I of58 tl Afhy h d'dbfo- Tt dth Hllofly Nev e o Dc d H If 128 pa, from Our patrons are listed alphabetically and grouped according to the amount of their subscriptions. Shenango Valley Automobile Dealers Association General American Transportation Corporation Pennsylvania Power Company Protected Home Circle Radio Stations WPIC 8K WPIC-FM Sawhill Tubular Products, Inc. Sharon Steel Corporation The Sharon Store Sharon Tube Company Sharpsville Steel Fabricators, Inc. Westinghouse Electric Corporation Wheatland Tube Company 223 2? if? if sir 'Br Babnis Texaco Service Paul Bortner Charter Bus Service Julia F. Buhl Girls' Club Flowers Radio Service Golden Dawn Foods James C. Herrmann, Real Estate and Insurance The Hettrick Service Station Hickory Plaza Merchants Association Johnson-Sizer Company Fred W. Kloos and Son Amoco Service Albert N. Koch 8. Sons Langdon's Columbia Cartage Company Mott Robertson's lce Cream Company National Malleable and Steel Castings Company Scotty's Men's Shop Wengler's-Sharon's Reliable Jeweler 255 254- ik Sir Sf? ik m pa from 329 2719 TT Calvert Lumber Co., Inc. Carine's Foods Ed Chadderton Hertz Rent-a-Car and Truck Service Columbia Theatre Frank Cross Trucking John and Joseph Daverio Deneen's Dairy Dunn's Delivery Electric Service 8- Supply Company Charles E. Farnicorn Garrick's, lnc. Grimm's, Inc. Hersh Exterminating Service Hyde Drug Company lngram's Shoes Myer Frank Furniture Store 274 2,1 stir The AI-Cove Anchor Drug Stores, Inc. George Bebic Insurance Agency Bieber Insurance Agency Bolotin's Furniture F. H. Buhl Club Caparelli's Grill Carlton Lehman Carnegie Park Sportswear Castle Furniture Co. Cohen's Copey's Transfer 81 Moving Daffin's Candies Davis Food Market Down Hardware The Decorator House Kay Driscoll-Ladies' Apparel Eagle's Grill East Hill Bakery Ernst, Inc. Fishers Clothing Store Gerson's Your Jeweler Golden Age Distributing Company Goldstein Furniture Co. Gordon Ward Greenwood Pharmacy Heiges Bros., Inc. Sam Herriott's Garage J. C. Hoffman 81 Sons Paul E. Hoskins Insurance Agency The Ideal Bakery Imperial Dry Cleaners King's Music Shop Kramer Shoe Store Leali Brothers Meats Ivor J. Lee John B. Lewis-General Tire Store Liberty Grille Litehouse Sam Lurie 8g Son, Inc. School Pictures, Inc.-Steve Lysohir 'I30 733' il? stir Susan and Ceceil Petrini Phil's Pizza Kitchen The Rembrandt Camera Shop Reznor Drug Company The Sharon Builders Supply Co Sharon Flash Cleaners Sheehan Plumbing 81 Heating Shontz 8. Myers Smith and Company Shoes Szabo's Jewelers Thornton Hall Recreation Center United Natural Gas Company Victor Printing Company Whitehead-Eagle Corporation Whitmer-Smith's, Inc. A. M. Zimmer Jeweler ilr Sf? Sf? Mary Lou's Children's Shop Morrison Flowers E. J. Murchie 81 Son G. C. Murphy Co. J. C. Nottingham 81 Sons Nye's Market The Oxford Shop Gene Paulson-Sharon Herald 8. Freelance Photographer Penn Auto Body Perrine Oil Co. Polangin Music Store Porreca's Restaurant The Powder Box Quality Food Mkt. Radio Station WFAR Reyer's Shoe Store Dan Ristvey's Archery Shop Rislvey Radio 81 Electric Roberts Hardware Co. Roberts Jewelers Robins Furniture Co. G 8. M Rogers Gift Store The Routman Co. Saks Jewelry Sharon Auto Body Sharon Stationery 8. Supply Co. Shenango Ave. Barber Shop Silverman's Skibo's Sales Co. Sotus Columbia Grille Homer H. Sparks Sports Center, Farrell, Pa. Sunset Lanes Thomas Floral Shop Uptown Korner Market Villa Nova Weber's T.V. Williams Hardware J. M. Willson 81 Sons Elmer E. Wilson Confectionery fzfofhfuionafl fyafrona Dr. and Mrs. John B. Alter Dr. and Mrs. Jack B. Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Louis Applebaum Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Booth Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Coulter Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Freyman Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Heatley Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lartz Dr. George E. Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Ben McMullin Dr. and Mrs. C. Howard Miller Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Moses Dr. Alfred A. Perfett Dr. and Mrs. William Reyer Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Sample Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Howard Smith Dr. Edward M. Sternberg Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Walker .xgfnowiclgmenf We wish to express our thanks to all those who have contributed in any way in making the publication of this Mirror possible. Our special thanks go to Mr. Jack Merle, our photographerg Mr. Arthur Houck,budnessrnanagen and hh Math andto ourfacuhy advBor,AAm. Olga Connelly. . . . . The Editor in if 1 ..z 'Q 1-,A . -, ,,, .. . Q J, ,,. I J ws in-if ' , ,JK r. , - ' 4 -. Y wfgra, ,.5:':.,.,5 .il K-lS'5u I . N .,,a5,,,-gg - .. ,,-.Q -,-Q,-.1 H . Ugg N V : ,-rm., , H .A 'ir ff, , , A' .:1':.s ffe Wifi -' :'- '11 -- i -Yf.w'q . -'.-F ---- 1-f ' 'lx 5 V' rf. .V -L . '-1,:f 1- 91,7 ,uf vgvgifa., . 4 'L..- iw. . 'I V .V ' uf- N lf .-' . 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