Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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Carol Ann Baker-Car01's par- ticipation in F. T. A. will be a great help in her teaching career. She was also an enthu- siastic program-seller and mem- ber of Tri-Hi-Y. She was also a member of Le Cercle Fran- cais. Sonya Baker-Fair-haired Sonya abandoned her many previous activities to concentrate on the advertising staff. Blessed with creative dexterity, she wants to harness her skill as a commer- cial artist. She belonged to the art club. Edward Bakunas-Thi? Dame Ed Bakunas was synonymous with intramurals, especially basket- ball, here at S. H. S. He also served on a multitude of com- mittees and in the future he plans to make the campus scene. Gerald Baldwin-Jerry belonged to Spanish Club and was active in intramurals. He plans to spend part of his future as one of Uncle Sam's fly boys. Watch out for those misguided missiles! Joseph Banish-Joe was a stal- wart in the bass section of the Choir. He was also active in intramural football. Joe plans to become a bookkeeper. Good luck figuring the figures, joe. Drinkzng unlzmzted' Beverly Bqrqn-BCV, a VCICTHYI soprano in the choir, also par- ticipated in intramurals, Tri- Hi-Y, and junior Achievement. Although she spent two years as a student secretary, she plans to become an airline stewardess in the future. Thomas Bashor-TOHI took part in intramurals and was a two year member of the S. H. S. bas- ketball squad. Tom hopes to attend college after graduation. Jane M. Bebic-Jane sang in the Concert Choir for two years. Enjoying sports, she participat- ed in intramurals and acted as an usher at our games. jay, also a library assistant, plans to at- tend I. B. M. school next year.

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f V 'fav' Q fo? lx . 'az 'I -M,r,. E - aa, 5 ' 4 X.-wig. . , ' , 4 L ,' 'fx'f.flZ n f-, :F ' - 'fmt N, f. . r-3.5-4 t QI? H J fa! x l Michael Albert - Mike WHS HC- tive in intramurals and was a seasoned monitor. As Presi- dent of junior Achievement in his junior year, Mike decided on a career as an accountant. William Allen-Bill, Wh0 Pliifls to spend the next four years cracking books at college, was a veteran member of band and brass ensemble. He also par- ticipated in Keglers and was elected treasurer of French Club. Robert Anderson-B011 VCISTHH captain of the traffic squad, was also an active member of Keg- lers and most intramural sports. Having gained experience in choir, he sang at various dances with a quartet called The Squires. Who signed out for the swimming jrool? Sharlene Anderson-5h2Y16I1C, 21 future secretary, was the only girl trumpet player in our band. She was also a faithful member of Keglers and belonged to the French Club. Dorothy Andros-D0f0IhY WHS seen showing many people to their seats during games and during programs in the audi- torium. She was an active mem- ber of Keglers Club and partici- pated in intramurals. Dorothy hopes to be a secretary. Patrick Asrone-Pat is a quiet boy, but watch out for his teas- ing. He was an active member of intramurals and home room committee. Pat plans to be a barber in the near future. Leonard Aubuchon-Len Snap- ped his camera for Gazette and played his trumpet for band. He participated in Keglers, the Chess Club and intramurals. Len's future plans include col- lege and a stint in the Air Force. Richard Bailey-An active mem- ber of the Key Club, Hi-Y and Fire Squad, Rick plans to enter the field of engineering. He helped Sharon High chalk up points during basketball season and served on the Recreation Council. realms far. 'S t in HW an 'YJ-T

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Beffy Bee-Although an active participant in intramurals and a two-year veteran of Home Room Committee, Betty still found time to be an energetic majorette. She plans a career in the secretarial field. Jacqueline Bell-Jackie was very helpful to spectators at the games, leading them to their seats. She was also an active member of the Senior Tri-Hi- Y. After graduation, jackie would like to find work. John Bender-jack used his ath- letic ability on the football squad and wrestling team. He also took part in the Spanish Club. It will be a fortunate college that accepts Jack. H S The most book work done this year! Marilyn Berwing-BCSldCS being an active member of Tri-Hi-Y, Marilyn was also a sports and auditorium usher. After gradu- ation, Marilyn wants to work for a while and then get mar- ried. Natalie Biller-Natalie, an ar- dent music fan as well as an honor student, is known for her talent with woodwind instru- ments. With her membership in SHS's band and orchestra as background, she will study mu- sic next fall. Connie Lou Billig-Although she wants to be an X-Ray Tech- nician, Connie belonged to F. T. A. She was home room chairman and was also an active member of Tri-Hi-Y and Keg- lers. Connie served on the Se- nior Publicity Committee. William M. Blough, Jr.-Jl1l1i0f, a veteran member of band and orchestra, was a member of the Spanish Club and junior Achievement. With his scien- tific mind, Bill is certain to suc- ceed in the field of chemical research. Ronald Bgle- Clem was active in intramurals and served the school as a monitor. In his spare time he worked hard for the Youth For Christ organization, and plans to use this experi- ence in college. 'QE is