Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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H. F. Grimes B. S., Allegheny, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor Through Mr. Grimes many of us have taken the college boards and IQ tests. He also keeps the students informed on various scholarships and jobs. His work is appreciated by both faculty and students. Frances Hayes B. S., Grove City, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Shorthand I, Typing II When students leave Miss Hayes' commercial classes, they have learn- ed. They're ready for any office job or college course available. Wallace Heiges B. B. A., lvestminster, M. D. E. C., California State College Typing I 8: ll The future typists of the world will never forget Mr. Heiges and his classes, interrupted by jokes and stories. Lixlee Hoagland B. S., Slippery Rock Health and Physical Education Missy Hoagland is not only girls' physical education and health teacher, but also advisor to the Cheerleaders and Leaders Club. She is well-known for her pop quizzes in health class. Robert F. Holt Carnegie Tech, University of Pittsburgh Mechanical Drawing Mr. Holt is a good mechanical drawing teacher and a swell indiv- idual. He is largely responsible for Sharon's fine traffic squad and stage crew. Arthur L. Houck B. S., Thiel, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Physics An overwhelming degree of dem- onstrations by Mr. Houck fascinated and interested seniors. For a solid background in the basic foundations of Physics, we thank Mr. Houck, Mr, Galileo, Mr. Newton, and others. Jack M. Hudson A. B., M. Sc. in Ed., Yvestminster Business Math, Physical Science' Many of the seniors will remember Mr. Hudson from their days at jun- ior high. This year finds him a Sen- ior High teacher 'already well ac- quainted with his students. ,,.....qt,..f... Ntw soulcts 1 .QW f ,i

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Forrest L. Eakin A. B., Westminster, M. Ed., Pennsylvania State University Economics-Government Mr. Eakin, a veteran of the U.S. Navy, has been teaching at Sharon for many years. He enlightens his economic and government classes with many stories of his Navy experi- ences. Margaret Elk B. A., New York University, M. A., New York University Shorthand II, Transcription, Office Practice As the ardent teacher of business methods, Miss Elk shows all her eager secretarial students the ways of accurate working habits through the process of trial and error. Edward F. Fazzone B. S. in Ed., Youngstown University Special Education One of the new additions to the Sharon High Faculty, Mr. Fazzone uses his teaching skill in the special education department. Having a rol- licking sense of humor, he is easily liked by students. D. Hugh Ferguson A. B., Westminster English A new member of the faculty, Mr. Ferguson tackled quite a job. Not only must he teach English, but he also supervises the Mirror. Ruth Filer A. B., Grove City, Columbia University Typing I, Office Practice In an endeavor to prepare students for office work, Miss Ruth Filer is a typing and bookkeeping instructor. The different aspects of numerical computation necessary to balance ledgers, and the old FFF-FOF live on long after graduation. Carl T. Flack B. S., Ohio State University, Westminster Chemistry The man with the most profound knowledge of formulae, equations, reactions, Ohio State athletics and Colavito's batting average is our lab master. Wilbur G. Forsythe B. S., University of Pittsburgh, M. E., Yvestminster Physical Education With his Converse sneakers and a wild-eyed laugh, Mr. Forsythe enjoys nothing more than to see perspira- tion rolling off his boys . :JUN

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.lr Richard Krepp B.S., Clarion, M. Ed., Penn State Algebra II, Plane Geometry YVhen a new student asks, Who is the math teacher who always wears a bow tie and has a crew hair cutP , you know they mean Mr. Krepp. He also passes out slips to tardy students. Samuel J. LaRitz B.A., Geneva, M.S. in Ed., Westminster World History Those acquainted with Mr. LaRitz know that his favorite pastime, when not teaching history, is handing out 1000 word themes to students who must chew gum, whisper, and pass notes. William B. Laycock B.A., Grove City College, University of Pittsburgh Drivefs Education After grinding gears in Drivers Ed. all day, Bud QMr. Laycockj resigns to the gym and expounds his wealth of hoopster jive. Roger D. Lewis B.S. in Ed., Youngstown University Algebra, General Math Mr. Lewis, a graduate of Sharon High, is a whiz in any kind of work in the math field. A newcomer to S.H.S., he'll be glad to help you any time. Steve Lysohir The job of maintenance superin- tendent was new at Sharon High this year. Mr. Lysohir stepped in to fill this position. We thank him for 21 job well done! Mrs. Nina Mangus B.S., Indiana S. T. C. Art Mrs. Mangus' red hair reflects the color of a setting seen in one of her paintings. Her room is always dec- orated with student art work. James R. Marks B. S., Thiel, M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh Biology, Audio-Visual Director The leg bone's connected to the ankle bone. Mr. Marks offers a var- ied and educational program to his biology students. No one can ever forget the monkey dissection.