Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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Gloria Candor-Gl0Yi21 P12115 I0 be a model after graduation. With her looks and personality, she is sure to succeed. She was a member of Keglers, served the school as a monitor, and helped with the Senior Play. Annie Catesson-We were de- lighted to have Annie as our foreign exchange student. Al- though Annie had already grad- uated in France, she was active at S.H.S. in choir, Leaders, and intramurals. It was wonderful having you, Annie. Douglas Chance-DOug, 21 fu- ture engineer, was a member of C.A.P. and kept the money for Hi-Y. President of the Social Committee, Doug was also Sec. of Key Club and a member of the National Honor Society. James Chernisky-Room 307 will be lacking a sparkling per- sonality when jim graduates. Fonda liked intramurals and rejoiced to be able to tinker around with electrical mechan- isms. Matthew Chikosky-During his sophomore year, Matthew was an active member of the Con- cert Choir and participated in intramurals. Matt also was a member of the Senior Hi-Y. E it 1' tg! , A ' A ' sit' ' N-.N 9, Fermez la bouche' Phyllis Chioffi-Phyllis was a Kegler and active in intramur- als. She plans to take to the air and fly as an airline hostess. She will certainly be looking down on things. Annette Christensen- Bair bette added to the sparkle of the choir with her radiant smile. She was also a leader and a member of Keglers. As a librarian, she helped many of us. Good luck, Annette, as an X-ray technician. Richard Christman-DiCk WHS 8. member of the Spanish I Club and the Class Day Program Committee. He plans to spend part of his future in Uncle Sam's Army. Watch out for that K.P. mi

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lay Burckart-Ray, Wh0 erved as the Kegler's iresident, hopes to enter tollege in the fall. This good-looking guy has also aken part in intramurals md wrestling. Gail Burbank-Gail added her rich alto voice to our choir for three years and attended Dis- trict Choir. She also served as a monitor and a member of the French Club. Judith Burlingame-Judy waS seen in the library helping lost souls to find books. She was also an active participant in intramurals. Judys plans for the future are still undecided. Do-0-0-0-of Patricia Bums-Pat gained use- ful experience for her future secretarial job when she par- ticipated as a student secretary in school. She used her athletic ability in intramurals, and she aided the Class Colors Com- mittee. Sherry Burns-Sherry was a vet- eran member of F.T.A. Besides being treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y, she has been an active member of the French Club. Sherry plans to become an elementary teacher. Rosemary Butala-With her pretty, welcoming smile, Rose's positions as auditorium usher and monitor were perfect. She had some high scores bowling with Kegler's. Rose hopes to be a secretary. Mark But-ch-Butch was a mem- ber of the football team and also active in intramurals. In the future, Butch plans to be an automobile mechanic. Bob Cqin-Bob showed his ad- ministrative ability as manager of the basketball team and as president of Key Club. Taking tickets or attending Hi-Y meet- ings, Bob was a busy senior. He plans on a college degree.

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Sherrill Cione-Sugar. a Cheer- leader, was active in Keglers and was Sec. of Masque and Mike. She also took part in the Senior Class Play. A mem- ber of FTA, Sugar plans to be a teacher. William A. Clary-During his three years at S.H.S., Bill par- ticipated in both the band and orchestra. Besides being the his- torian for FTA, Bill was a member of the Senior Play Cast. Good luck in College, Bill. Robert Coches-Bob participat- ed in intramurals and track, and met the toughies on the wrestling team. He was also a two-year member of Keglers. Bob plans to enter the Air Force or go to college. And the Saints come marching in. Karen Collins-Karen served as an auditorium usher and a mon- itor, two helpful deeds for the school. After graduation she would like to be a private secre- tary, marry, and have a home of her own. Patti Joy Conyers-Patti's course in beauty culture will bring good news to any girl who reg- ularly visits the beauty shops. She was active in Tri-Hi-Y and intramurals during school. Ernie Cgqglog-Besides being the director of his own swing band, Ernie was a veteran member of our high school band. He was also active in intramurals. Er- nie's plans for the future are indefinite so far. Joan Marie Covert-FTA presi- dent and ass't. editor of the yearbook, jo Re also participat- ed in all the musical functions of S,H.S. These activities didn't harm j0an's grades though, for she managed to be a member of National Honor Society. Joyce Curtis-JOYCC typed Copy for the Mirror and also worked on the senior play and senior rally committees. Being a stu- dent secretary forecasted her plans for the future. tra sv? me Q . ,W Y. W' 'B K W.. 5 1 j V .. A333 gf , ,sf 4,1 iQ'95.af ilk Q