Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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Junior . . Senior . . Clubs . . Sports . . Review . . Staff ....... . .... School District Personnel Administration . . Guidance . . . Faculty . . Health Staff . . Cafeteria Staff . . Alma Mater . . PAGE ..6 ..8 ..14 ..19 . . 75 . 107 . 125 . 135 . 136 ..l38 , 140 . . 141 . .150 . 150 . .151 Sophomores The 1961-'62 Sophomore class entered theirfirst year at Sharon High School with a record number of 409. As a result of this being one of the largest Sophomore classes, more home rooms became Sopho- more home rooms, and the Sophomores had the priv- ilege of eating ,with the Seniors. Because of the unfamiliar halls and class rooms the 409 pupils began the year somewhat bewildered. In a short time, and after a dip in the third floor swimming pool, the Sophomores confidently dom- inated the halls and classes with their large number. Juniors and Seniors heartily welcomed the Sopho- mores at the annual Sophomore rally and at their official initiation, The Sophomore Hop. ' Juniors To be qualified as a Junior, one must bein his second year of high school and must be taking American History and English III. The Junior year is the first year for selection of class officers, who represent the class, and for class rings, the pride of all students and the envy of all Sophomores. Also, for the first time, the Juniors be- come a part of the long awaited Junior-Senior Prom. One of the most important events of the Junior year is the selection of a foreign - exchange student to go abroad in his senior year. The Junior year is a delightful one, for the stu- dents now have more prestige and more activities and are closer to the day when they will be mighty Seniors. Seniors What are Seniors? To a Sophomore they are the High and the Mighty. And every Sophie has the feeling I can't wait until I'm one. To aJunior, Seniors are a little different. They are dates to the Junior-Senior Prom, upperclassmen, who are not gods anymore, and friends, something he will be next year. But to Seniors, themselves, Seniors are complex, disorganized humans with ambitions of becoming mature adults who are Learning today, leading tomorrow. They have many problems that confront them, and yet they still find time to participate in many of the schoo1's activities. You can be sure, our Seniors--the high and mighty, dates to the prom, and demigods--are tops in any field. 1 F N P Q 1 7 ROOM 11 ROW ONE: Robert Bergkessel, Ralph Boland, Jim Becker, Richard Billioni, Mark Bolotin, Gary Bonger, Donna Bouslough, Elizabeth Amon, Mary Ellen Bicek, Ruth Bechtel, Trevelyn Addicott,Barbara Barger, Charlotte Biller, Dorothy Applegate, Katherine Argenson, Sam Axtell. ROW TWO:' Richard Bicek, Charles Beltz, Steve Bostocky, Dale Beard, Ed Barton, Dennis Beard, Dave Aubuchon, Doug Bogdan, John Anderson, Mary Bechtolcl, Linda Amon, Carol Bogdan, Judith Anderson, Sharon Barreca, Virginia Addis, Gloria Baker. Sophomores ROOM 201 ROW ONE: Bob Duffy, Gary Douglas, Carl Buchanan, Peter Comninos, John Comninos, Ron Dalo, Pat Combine,MaryChernisky, Jerry Dankoff, Linda Davis, Toni Cook, Elaine Cochran, Kathy Davidson, Loretta Catania, Carol Cvelbar, Jeanne Bukus, Karen Chovan, Julie Campbell, Linda Chafin, Marlene DelRe, ROW TWO: Bill Cave, LeRoy Clark, Dick Cashdollar, Tom Bross,John Downs, Gene Davidson, Randy Conyers, Douglas DePreta, Dick Dinardo, John Cox, Rodney Bracken, Dom Connelly, Carol Cole, Sue Burke, Joellen Cain, Carol Brady, Dawn Bukovinsky, Karen Churlick, Carol Ceacer. ROW THREE: Tom Davis, Stan Buchanan, Frank Bucciarelli. 1197 I ROOM 202 ROW ONE: Mary Lou Gathing, Jeanne Frye, Nlargzlret Ference, Alexis Fascewsky, Jacqueline Fox, Anita Elberty, Nona Dorus, Kathy Ehnot, Paula Funk, Pete DuMars, Dick Gercla, Dave Garfunkel, Tom Farragher, Mark Eclwnrfls, Tim Fileisen, Bill Gerda, Bill Fleischer, Joe Fcrcncc. ROW TWO: Patricia Fleischer, Emma -'T Fisher, Sandra Easterling, Audrey Fitos, Carol Gladysz, Dennis Ehrhart, Harry Forsha, Ron Fragle, John Garhart, Bill Duncan, Joe Fragle, Doris Fruhwirth, Carol Fritch, Charlene Fairchild, Darla Fair, Dennis Fitzgerald, Tom Gilson, Bill Falk. Sophomores ROOM 203 ROW ONE: Terry Hall, Willie Green, Charles Johnson, Don Hawk, Jim I'Iawkins,John I-Iosick,JoeGlavey, John I-leutschc,Jerry Grimm, Hirmon Griffin, Bob Gorzo, Franklin Guthrie, Matthew Ivey, Ron I-luntcr, John Holliday, Bob Izenas, Ralph I-larkless, Charles Hoover. ROW TWO: Ida Halasz, Bonnie I-luclsbeth, Kathleen Holler, Shirley Greene, Patricia Hayes, Margaret Herrmann, Holly Hanson, Donna Hendrickson, Margaret Haines, Charlotte Holland, Meredith Hoehing, Paulette Griswold, Lois Hollerman, Geraldine Hart,Kathy Hetrick, Elaine Hogue, Rosalie Ischo, Sally Horan, Anna Ivey, Karen Harmison. 204 ROW ONE: Sandra Jones, Linda Jager, Lula Lockhart, Judith Kovack, Nancy Lasky, Carol Krukowski, Ella Kurpe, Jane Leggatt, Anne Jennings, Bruce Kaiser, Richard Jones, Ronald Johnson, Joseph Klenotich, Steve Kennedy, Fred Johnson, Harry Killa, David Jones, Jeff Kloss. ROW TWO: Linda Kozienski, Florence Laird, Violet Kilgore, Margaret Kissinger, Pamela Lewis, Paul Kirila, Tom Kettering, Janice Krauss, Miriam Lawrence, Keith Kweder, Mike Karnell, Ken Johnston, Anna Marie Jenson, Helen Kashmer, Ed Kaiser, Carole Kahl, Steve Kurelko, Tom Kennedy. Sophomores 205 D ROW ONE: Graham Matthews, Jim Lynch, Jim Likens, Lawrence Mitika, John. Matthews, John Kudelko, John Mastrian, Ed Lisac, Allan Lane, Gordan Mayne, Terry Lavin, Jim Longstreet, John Marcu, Alexander MacMillan, Gary. Longley, Tom Lias, Charles Matuk, Bob Matthews, Bob Linninger. ROW TWO: Hannah McCarthy, Frances Masters, Anne Malsom, Ruth Lohr,EsterMaykowski, Beth May, Kathy Magee, JoAnn Lydcn, Joan Lucas, Michaelyn Lutheran, Beverly Maxwell, Geraldine Martin, Flora McCloskey, Patricia McCurdy, Patricia Martell, Kathleen McDowell, Susan Masson, Sharon McDaniel. 206 ROW ONE: Jacqueline Mitch, Mark Mohan, Tom Mihalko, Larry Merchant, Patricia McKeithen, Patricia McLaughlin, Gail Morgan, Rich Munteen, Victor Mensurati, Ray Messina, Dave Miller, George Morgan, Lawrence Odell, Jim Olexy, Paul Misik, Gary Mesznros, Rich McKee, Wilfred Meier, Eugene McFadden. ROW TWO: Bertha McGee, Doris Metz, Patricia Miller, Francine Miller, Carole Morgenstern, Connie Morgan, Dan Morgan, Ed Moffard, Diane Miller, Carol Miller, Karen McKim, Barry McCann, Joan Muclrey, Karen McFiggen, Sue Moro, Karen McLaughlin, Monica Miller, Kathy Miller. Sophomores 207 ROW ONE: Karen Pnssel, Eugene Piehuta, Jim O'Rourke, Paul Rankin, John Ott, Keith Purdie, Dan Paulitz. Bruce Phythyon, Douglas Price, Herbert Powell, John Pidclington,Rono.1d Radkowski, Steve Papp, Frank Ontko, Bob Patterson, Jim Perry, Rocco Petrella, Jef Persson, Bob Pinch. ROW TWO: Sheryl Patterson, Jean Musoman, Rose Marie Nigro, Marion Mulvin, Sherry Patron, Sandra Myers, Patricia Nunkovich, Andrea Ontko, Rita Muka, Margaret Novak, Joan Nickolazas, Ida Mae Nugent, Vonda Patterson, Phyllis Paceleo, Beverly Myers, Catherine Ost, Beverly Ousley, Sherry Parker. ROOM 208 ROW ONE: Rose Randall, Carolyn Reiter, Joan Pollack, Howard Robinson, Ray Ryhal, Tom Restelli, Jim Rossi, Mike Rodgers, Ron Roclemoyer, Tom Ristvey, Allen Rummel, Richard Routman, Norman Rosenblum. ROW TWO: Constance Petroski, Sandra Phillips, Toni Perfett, Bill Riester, Ken Rudge, Ruth Reyer, Mary Ringer, Alma Quirk, Carolyn Porter, Sally Richards, Judy Porsch, Priscilla Ramsey, Sandra Ross, Kathleen Paulson, Jean Purdie, Andrew Rodondi, John Rodondi. Sophomores ROOM 210 ROW ONE: MajorieRotel1, Sandra Shuttleworth, Jacqueline Svirbley, Beth Taylor, Karen Stoner, Darla Smith, Suzanne Steines, William Shutes, Francis Skladenek, Tom Steines, Wilfried Schadt, David Szabo, Richard Serafin, Robert Sigler, Bob Steibly, Marty Santillo, Steve Styranec. ROW TWO: Dan Styduhar, Katherine Solakakis, Rebecca See, Betty Schweiss, Jean Scardina, Helene Tomko, Linda Sheriff, Toni Stewart, Patricia Songer, Mary Stasky, Margaret Schinabeck, Rose Sakony, Virginia Sugenich, Dorothy Stafford, Amy Stickney, Ellen Scholl. ROW THREE: Walt Sobnsh, Al Schreckenghost, Ray Sloan, John Southern, Frank Shaffer, Fred Shaffer, Frank Sewinsky, Ernest Swanson, Glenn Shander, Ed Shuttleworth, Tom Snkony, John Smith, Lloyd Taub. 211 ROW ONE: Patrick Vaccaro, Mike Yonosik, Ed Walker, Dan Lorraine Weisser, Ronnie Weble, Emil Terchila, Martin Torok, Zolnier, Fred Thomason, Harry Tribby, Ken Tomko, Alfred Sheryl Williams, Lana Zatell, Ruth Virostick, Susan Whitehead, White, Ken Wilson, Jim Thomas, Frank Toskin, Patricia Wallace, Carolyn Wiesen, Judy Wilson, Sandra Zoky, Linda Wallace, June Sue Wrenn, Pamela Wnnsor, Marion Tutt, Gary Tincu. ROW TWO: Woodard. Gloria Visher, Jane Williams, Elizabeth Werner, Cheryl Weyer, Sophomores' Formal Introduction to the School: The Rookie Rock CLASS OFFICERS Bill Scales, Treasurer, Elaine Claffey, Secretary, Keith Neidelman, Vice Pres- ident, Bob Thomas, President. Juniors 212 ROW ONE: Tom Bellas, Bob Adams, Gary Barr, Jim Ball, Brian Bobby, Chuck Adams, Chuck Bordell, George Bauer, Ken Beck, Barb Boal, Judy Bell, Pat Baatz, Elbert Bortner, Paul Balcunas, Mike Bokor, Alan Altany, Jack Bingham. ROW TWO: Frannie Anderson, Aline Bohm, Shirley Berwing, Marian Barger, Norma Black, Linda Becker, Dorothy Bartko, Jane Albright, Gail Black, Pat Albright, Linda Algoe, Jane Baird, Pat Askcrneese,Pat Aaron, Georgiene Bianco, Betty Barnett, Barb Becker, Joanne Bell,Norma Baldwin. 213 ROW ONE: Frank Chiodo, Dennis Dills, Dwight Cummings, James Carnes, Ted Cornelius, Dave Davis, Bob Burns, John Brockway, Clem Davis, Frank Ciambiotti, Bill Brewer, John Donaldson, Joe Dyll, Dave Dorus, Dave Dale, Ralph Cingolani, Dan Dunn, Bob Crump, Ron Busch. ROW TWO: Phyllis Csatlosg Ruth Bolotin, Kay Bowser, Carol Campbell, Elaine Claffey, Audrey Chovan, Gloria Bradian, Charlotte Clayton, Cathy Campbell, Kathi Bonaquest, Bonnie Coleman, Sue Burbank, Diane Conte, Karen Chioffi, Mildred Carter, Pat Cave, Genie Christensen, Anna Louise Burns. Juniors 214 ROW ONE: Highland Floyd, Howard Guscar, Richard Gereb, Michael Goodrick, Jerry Fitzgerald, George Fodor, Russell Follrneyer, Tom Foster, Larry Ehrhart, Darlene Gerda, Mary Ellen Feeney, Richard Gilliland, Paul Hamilton, Joseph Hancock, Bob Frew, Ron Hanak, Fred Frank, Tom Gallagher, Phil Hardesty. ROW TWO: Geraldine Feeney, Margaret Faber, Marsha Davis, Karen Estrnan, Kathleen Driscoll, Carroll Gallagher, Dorothy Marie Donlin, Charlene Feeney, Geraldine Gerson, Veronica Dobay, Judy Enoch, Kathy Frei, Gloria Fisher, Janet Dorus, Sharon Dixon, Bonnie Finkbeiner, Carol Farragher, Diane Erb. iff' 215 ROW ONE: Jeff Kleinman, John Klaric , John Huston, Richard Joseph, Bob Hassel, John Klein, Jack Kissinger, Bob Krieder, Duane Karr, Mike Heben, Sam Hevener, Ed Hopkins, Le Roy Hendrickson, Jerry Homer, John Laou. ROW TWO: Cheryl Hale, IngeborgJack1ic, Bertha Green, Audrey Goodnight, Marion Hughes, Carol Grexa, Sandra Juniors Hazi , Joyce Grove. f 'fa' Griffith, Jorgene Hnicla, Margie Hipslev Janet Hoelzle Slurley Johnston, Carol Sue Hines, Paula Horn Ann Hrubosky Tekla Jazwinski, Barb Gutowski, Linda Gomev Georgetta Hazuda Linda 216 ROW ONE: Bill Miller, John Liscio, Ron Macom, Jim Marks, Linda May, Delois Jordan, Katie Leftheris Susan Law Mary Larry Missory, Jim Misavage, Joel Marek, Bill Moon, Mike Catherine Kubyako, Cheryl McClintic, Jo1n Kuhns Bonnie Kloss Meinczinger, Tom Miller, Bob Moon, Steve Mikulin, Gary Lenzi, Carole Kusnir, Sally Mason, Dorothy Kurelko Margaret Kuclelko Harry Leftheris, Bill Matthews, Bob Miller. ROW TWO: Kathy Margaret Keasey, Karen Joy. Leon, Nancy Krauss, Nancy Kahl, Beth Jolley, Johanna Masters, N17 NL mf' 302 ROW ONE: Jim N:1son,GaryO'Rourke, Mike Rimko,Joe Potkalitsky, George Penlck, Richard Morganstern, Keith Nieclelman, Mike Polansky, Paula Miller, JoAnne Nagy, Beth Myers, James O'Hare, Pat Palumbo, Ken Neely, Rich Osthcimer,Jim O'Too1e, Bob Phillips, Elvin Norman, John Rodemoyer. ROW TWO: Rosalie Paul, Geri Novak, Denise Murray, Pat McLusky, Catherine Medved, Dorothy Negrea, Dorothy McNerney, Shirley Pepe, Clara McGee, Treyl Meenihan, Elizabeth Mohan, Jeanne Murchek, Sara Moses, Mary Palmer, Sharon Negrea, Mary Palermo, Helen Petrella, Mary Milano. Juniors 804 ROW ONE: Chuck Sinoway, Ron Ser, Bob Ser, Cary Ryhal, Bill Shields, Richard Sopko, Jerry Roshala, Tim Rosche, Bob Spinelli, Larry Rudgc, Richard Stephey, Bill Scales, Joe Rosario, John Ryan, Bob Sheppard, Dan Smith, Pat Ryan. ROW TWO: Carol Sas, Betty Petro, Pat Pollack, Mary Jane Petrini, Carol Sabella, Karen Pilch, Carol Sabol, Billie Rodgers, Sue Rowney, Karen Robison, Sherry Robbins, Colleen Rielly, Martha Rankin, Karen Pollock, Nancy Roshala, Geraldine Rummel, Phyllis Porterfield, Anna Rearick, Michel Richel. 6.-ff vw 1 'Ss gli 313 Q ROW ONE: Marilyn Somich, Judy Sclmur, Herb Stubbs, Jim Szuch, Stoner, Marjorie Smith, Armande Struchen, Sharon Smith, Anne George Takash, Jolm Thiess, JimTerchila, Marc Stern, Fred Tonty, Smith, Nanci Squatrito, Carol Statler, Bettie Takash, Karen Bob Thomas, Jim Tidswell, Bob Struck, Judy Stull, Donna Theil. Stevenson, Sally Scanlon. 4 ROW TWO: Betty Shernansky, Sue Spahr, Judy Thompson, Bonnie J ' 315 ROW ONE: Larry Winslow, Tom Wright, Lee Wolfe, Tim Winters, Darla Trice, Joyce Yale, Louise Wright, Janet Webber, Judy Wayne, Kenny Warrender, Gary Wiesen, Tom Yonkers, Fred Wallace, Jim Karen Young, Marilyn White, Lois U'Halie, Judy Yarzab, Judy Yannesse, Arthur Woodall, Richard Wolfinger, Alan Varraux. Louis Welsh, Linda R. Williams, Linda M. Williams. Visnyai. ROW TWO: Eleanor Walker, Liz Wettiok, Norma Vaglia, F- CLASS OFFICERS:Bill Quirk,Vice-Presidentg GeorgeWarren,Presidentg Betty Di Giorgio, Secretaryg Alex Dobie, Treasurer. Seniors It is with mixed feelings that we find ourselves leaving Sharon High School and facing the world. As the class of '62 is about to leave we cannot help recall the many areas in which our alma mater has progressed. In our sophomore year the first foreign exchange student came to Sharon High. This year we are honored to be the first class to have two exchange students. We welcome these fine students who have added greatly to our experiences. This year new innovations have appeared. The gym floor has been painted and is sporting a new S. The new comfortable chairs and the beauty of the aud- itorium will be enjoyed by our students of course, but also the citizens of our community. The language laboratory has been initiated this year with highhopes of success. These things and many more add much to the progress that is inherent in the Sharon School System-- and proves the character and quality of the citizens of our community. We will have left some part of us in our school, but will take with us a large measure of honor, tradition, memories, and hopes that we may go forth with strong and purposeful ideals. We are honored to have Mr. Currier as a member of our graduating class. We feel he surely adds any prestige that we lacked. The class of '62 says goodbye,thankyou,and good luck, Sharon High School and Hello World! George Warren, Senior Class President Ni N-44 PAUL ADDERTY Cowboy MARILYNN ANN ALTHAM Marilynn U gi?F'wzSw1 V I 'W' -. -+2 - :I J 'M 3-nl .- 2.5 4 a CAROL AMON Carol WILLIAM ANDERSON Bill BERTHA ASKERNEESE Bert NORMAN AUBUCHON Norm WANDA LEE BAILEY Wanda 7 .X 1 -' L Fi 4 2 ' . F- s N w af w g. 591' 1? MONT R. BALL Bud GLORIA BAKER Ginger ERNEST BARRETTA Skip JUDITH BARNES Judy ROBERT BART Rapid Robert -1 Bn Il, Qi x T B , i 'YW ROBERT BEDELL Beetle BONNIE ANN BARTON Bonnie XL MICHAEL BELLAS Mike DONNA LEE BATOR Squeeks I v Q fwi 1 1 ,QE N DANIEL BENDER Dan ' - MARY ANN BECHT 'Z' Becky MAUREEN BEES Maureen THOMAS M. 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PETERSON Pete w w L i v I l W. R RICHARD PEARCE Dick THERESA OGDEN Tessi PHILIP PITTS Phil RITA OLSHAVSKY Rita E. NANCY ONTKO Nancy JOSEPH PRELEE Joe , ' LIU, X Ansi -nqnik JUDY PATTEN Pooch WILLIAM S.A. QUIRK Bill 49' 15, RALPH PRICE Vince BETTY PALM Lou WJ vl 1 'V J 1 Nirhgfmv JOHN RAYKOVICH John SU SANN A PAU L Sue KENNETH RIDGLEY Ridge PATRICIA PETTOLA Party GEORGE ROGAN George ROBERT ROHRER Uncle Bob RENEE POCRASS Pokey ALEX RUEBERGER Rueb JUDY PRYTS Judy V 7553 'LQ F 'I' '-Fai ,wk-5 I -farm .,,L' KENNETH RUSSELL Ken BARBARA RANDOLPH Barb JOYCE RAY Joyce LOUIS SABELLA III Pucka AMELIA REARICK Amelia 1, ,. ' ,Ii MARY ROGERS Mary ALAN SC ARDINA Stich EDWARD MELVIN SCHANZ Eddie PHYLLIS ROUTMAN Penny THOMAS SCHNEIDER Tom JOHN K. SASALA Slab ELAINE RODEMOYER Elaine 9 If 5 P .44 ,-Q fk wt? g if be . 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ROW TWO: Millie Kubyako, Judy Chittum, Carol Hall, Gigi Mastrian, Mary Ann Becht, Beverly Lowell, Donna Wright, Kathy Fuller, Karen Tibolet, Senior Speakers Bureau Through the Senior SpeakersBureau,mem- bers strive to better the community by giving speeches of interest to the citizens of Sharon, and better themselves by gaining self-confi- dence when speaking before an audience. The activities of the Bureau this year include speeches on UNICEF, on school ac- tivities, onteenage problems, on the problems of today's education, made during American Education Week, and on other miscellaneous topics. Miss Anna Grace Smith is the faculty advisor of this organization. Menee Pocrass. ROW THREE: Terry O'Brien, Tim Leyshock, Elaine Norton, Maureen Bees, Sue Heutsche, Ruth Springer, Bonnie Barton, Skip Barretta, Steve Gerda, Carl Bordy. 9'5- RIGHT: Members present a panel discussion. 63 W Lf! r-2 - ,- ' ' 'N 1, -1 ,Af , I VE: Y M :qv . ,- ' Wig!! f . . 'K I' -W ' ur I HJ. . .T Q f-4 - NA Lag . max ff M V - VLC? If g 4 . , , f 4-- - . . O 4, 6-gglgif gkgrp I .H UR ,TM -J ! IFE -fr. 1, 44-fl 'A ,, gn . wg? ff' , , V . rg 'vrus Q . Q 14.5 - 3 2, N ,,,- J N 1- Y , 'fi M W Llp' H J . y , ' fp Y-. LW t fr-..... ' ,W fwfr X , ,,, , .-U, '1I'f, .i'.-w,.N M A 'K - : ' ,iw , V ,.1:--1 .w I , ,.H - . -H- -,Q ..-..,,, ,a -..Ju',, - -- ' VN, r,,.x 1 .. -0, w 5 -:VT A -mc' - --,:.,p5.'. .'w ., A V, ,lf'Vv1i',LNi2jdQgv'i :, V Z 1 I w w . 14 Ag af 1 :Pie kk' qw.: E rl ' Q ' .KY Vgfm. ,N 911651: f' .J .,,P A ' NW 4 p' , L Play Cast . . . . Phillip Pitts . .... Joyce Means . . Genevieve Mastrian Mr. Smith . . Mrs. Smith . . Rose..... Esther . . . . . Beverly Lowell Agnes . . . Jean Shaffer Tootie . . . ., . Sandra Levrangi . Henry Nothhaft . . . Ming-San . . . David Burke . . . Mary Ann Becht . . Carmen Nickolazas . . Mary LouMorton . . Terence O'Brien . . . . . Dexter Damon . . Mary Beth Burckart . . . . . . . William White Mr. Duffy ............ John Connelly Student Directors . . . BettyDiGiorgio,JudyWells Stage Managers . Susan Heutsche,Dorotnea Durick Prompters . . Karen Tibolet, Phyllis Routman Lon ....... Lady Babbie . . . Grandpa Prophater . . Katie ....... Mrs. Waughop . . Ida Boothby . . John Shephard . Fred Gregory . . Lucille Pentard . Mr. Dodge' . . . No family' can be managed. Let me tell you about my family Meet Me In St. Louis Oh, Papa---we didn't mean to. . . Why---Owww. Tootie---you little fool! Senior Class Director ADDERTY, PAUL .............. 21 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor 1,2,33 Key Club lg Football 1,2,3Q Basketball 13 French Club 2 Keglers 3. ALTHAM, MARILYN ANN ...... .... 2 1 Intramurals 1,2,33 Keglers 13 Senior Play Com- mittee 3. AMON, CAROL ................ 21 Intramurals 1,2,33 Spanish Club 1,2Q Senior An- nouncements 3. ANDERSON, WILLIAM ............. 21 Intramurals 1,2,33 Social Committee 1,2, Presi- dent 3g Key Club 1,2, Chairman of Board 33 Home Room Chairman 2g Class Day Outfits, Co-Chairman. ASKERNEESE,BERTHA . . ., ........ . 21 French Club 1,2,33 Future Teachers 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3. AUBUCHON, NORMAN ............. 21 Keglers 1,2,33 Chess Club lg Intramurals 1,2,33 Radio Club 2. BAILEY, WANDA LEE ............ 21 French Club 1,2,33 Monitor 1,33 Band 1,2,33 Keglers 3g Intramurals 1,2,33 Future Teachers 2,33 Mirror Staff 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3. BAKER, GLORIA ................ 22 Intramurals 1,2,33 Auditorium Ushers 1. BALL, MONTR ...... .......... . 22 Intramurals 1,23 Keglers l,2Q Chess Club 13 Radio Club 2. BARNES,JUDY ............. . . . .22 Band 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2 ,33 French Club 2,33 Junior Tri-Hi-Y 2g Future Nurses 2,3Q Future Teachers 33 Senior Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary3 Mirror Staff 3g Senior Play Committee3 Co-Chairman, Prom Orchestra Committee. BARRETTA, ERNEST ............. 22 Latin Club lg Keglers 2,33 French Club 2,33 Radio Club 2g Senior Speakers Bureau. BART, ROBERT ......... . . 22 Band 1,2,3Q Intramurals 1,2,3. BARTON, BONNIE ANN ............ 22 Band 1,2,33 Monitor lg Future Teachers 2,31 French Club 2,33 Mirror 2, Copy Editor 33 Na- tional Honor Society 2,33 Library Club 2g Senior Speakers Bureau3 Senior Play Committeeg Co- Chairman Class Colors Committee. BATOR, DONNA LEE ....... . . . .... 23 Intramurals 1,2,33 Keglers 13 Class Gift Com- mittee3 Senior Play Committee. BECHT, MARY ANN .............. 23 Library. Club 1,2,33 Advertising Staff lg Future Nurses 2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Future Teachers 33 Mirror Staff 33 Class Colors Committee3 Senior Play Cast3 Senior Speakers Bureau. BEDELL, ROBERT .............. 22 Band 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Orchestra 3, Vice-President 23 Key Club 33 Co-Chairman Prom Orchestra Committee. BEES, MAUREEN ................ 23 Leaders 1,2, Vice-President 33 Majorettes 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Gazette 2,33 Future Teachers 2, Historian 3g French Club 2, Secretary 3g Senior Play Committee3 Co-Chairman Class Day Outfits Committee. BEHUN, KAREN ................ 23 Keglers lg Intramurals 1,2,33 Masque and Mike 1,2,33 Choir 1,2,33 Senior Play Committeeg Co- Chairman Class Gift Committee. BEIRNE, SHEILA ............... 24 Majorettes 1,2,33 Masque and Mike 1,2,33 Intra- murals 1,2,33 Future Teachers 2,3Q Gazette 2,32 French Club 2,33 Senior Speakers Bureau3 Co- Chairman Class Day Program Committee3 Senior Play Committee. BELLAS, MICHAEL .............. 23 Intramurals 1,2,33 Co-Chairman Class Gift Com- mittee. BENDER, DANIEL ....... . . 23 Intramurals 1,2,33 Choir 2,3. BIANCI, MARY . ..... ......... . . 24 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor 23 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. BILLIG, THOMAS ................ 23 Hi-Y 13 Chess Club 1,23 Radio Club 3. BILUNKA, GEORGE A. ......... . . . 24 Intramurals 1,2,33 German Club 3. BLEIER, RICHARD ............... 24 Intramurals 1,2,33 Class Day Program Com- mittee. BOGDAN , DENNIS ............... 24 Visual Aids lg Radio Club lg Football 13 Choir 1: Home Room Representative lg Fire Squad 33 Hi-Y 33 Co-Chairman Prom Decorating Com- mittee. BORDY, CARL ....... . ........ 25 Orchestra 1,2,33 Senior Speakers Bureau3 Class Day Program Committee. BOWMAN, CHARLES .... . . . . 25 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor 3. Senior Class Directory BRADFIELD, JANICE ....... . . 24 Sports Usher 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2. BRANT, GARY ......... . ...... 25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Football Manager 35 Class Colors Committee 3. BRASHEN, RUTH ............... 24 Intramurals 1,25 Office Secretary 35 Class Day Outfits Committee5 Senior Play Committee. BREWER, WILLIAM .............. 26 Key Club 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Hi-Y 25Home Room Chairman 35 Monitor 25 Fire Squad 2, Prom Orchestra Committee 3. BURCKART, MARY BETH .......... 25 Keglers 15 Monitor 1,2,35 Social Committee 1,2,35 Future Teachers 2,35 Senior Play Castg Prom Decorating Committee 3. BURFORD, WILLIAM . . . . . 26 Intramurals 1,2,3. BURKE,DAVID.. .... Band Announcer 1,2,3g Intramurals 1,2,35 Future Teachers 1,2,35 Hospitality Committee 2,35Key Club 35 Senior Play Cast5 Class Day Program Committee. CAMACHO, DANIEL ............. . 28 Hi-Y 35 A.F.S. Committee 35 Senior Social Committee. CATTRON, EDWARD .............. 27 Intramurals 1,2,35 Hospitality Committee 2,35 Radio Club 2, President 35 Traffic Squad 2,35 Prom Rules Committee 3. CHAMBERS, LEWIS ............... 27 Basketball Manager 1,2,35 Monitor 3. CHITTUM, JUDY ................ 25 Home Room Chairman 15 Majorette l,2,35 Library Club l,2, President 35 Leaders Club'1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Senior Speakers Bureaug Farrell Senior Rally Committeeg Senior Play Committeeg Gazette 2,3. CHIZMAR,RAYMOND ........... . . 27 Visual Aids 15 Key Club 25 Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor 1,35 Senior Social Committee. CHURLIK, JOHN ....... ......... 2 8 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Prom Orchestra Committee 3. CICCONE, ANTHONY . . . ........... 28 Football 1,2,35 Monitor 15 Wrestling 1,25 Intra- murals 1,2,3. CLARKE, ELAINE . . . . 25 French Club 15 Monitor 15 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Prom Rules Committee 35 Mirror Staff 3. COCCIA, ALLAN ................ 28 Intramurals 1,2,35 Chess Club 25 Senior Play Committee. CONNELL, CHERYL ...... . . . 25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Gazette Staff 3. CONNELLY, JOHN ............. 29 Concert Choir 1,25 Key Club l,2,35 Hi-Y 1,25 Intramurals l,2,35 Farrell Senior Rally Com- mittee. COYNE, JEAN ......... . 26 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Intramurals l,2. COUSINS, CONNIE .............. 26 Library Club 1,25 Intramurals 1,2,35 Student Secretary 3. CURTIN, MARY . . 26 Intramurals 1,2. CVELBAR, ALBIN .............. 29 Keglers 1,25 Band 1,25 Intramurals l,2,3. DAMON, DEXTER ............... 29 Intramurals 2,35 Key Club 35 Hi-Y 35 Class Day Program Committee. DAVID, EDWARD ....... . . 30 Keglers 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3. DAVIES,CATHY . . . . . 27 Intramurals 1,2,3. DEI CAPUA, PAUL .............. 30 Wrestling l,2,35 Monitor 1 ,2 ,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Football 2,35 Home Room Chairman 35 Senior Social Committee. DE MAIO, ANTHONY . . . . . , ........ 30 Intra rnurals 1,2,35 Stage Crew 1,2 ,35 Senior Social Committee. DE MAIO, FRANCIS ......... . . . . . 30 Stage Crew 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Senior Social Committee. DIGIORGIO, BETTY ............. 27 Keglers Club 1,2,35 SpanishClub 2,35 Senior Class Secretaryg Social Committee 35 Intramurals 2,35 Prom Decorating Committee 2,35 Home Room Committee 35 Future Teachers 35 Mirror Staff 3. DOBIE, ALEX ................. 31 Basketball 1,2,35 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Spanish Club l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,35 Monitor 2,35Junior and Senior Class Treasurer. DOLAN, TONI . . 27 Senior Class Director Keglers Club 2 ,3, Intramurals l,2,3,GermanC1ub 2, Library Club 2, Vice-President 3, Home Room Committee 1, Gazette 1, Mirror Staff 2,3, Student Secretary 2,3, Senior Speakers Bureau, Senior Play Committee, Prom Rules Committee. DONATO, WILLIAM ....... . ..... 31 French Club 3, Treasurer 2, Intramurals 2,3, Football 2,3, Keglers 3, Class Gift Committee. DOSS, JEWELANN .............. 28 Intramurals 3. DOWN, CHRISTINE . .............. 28 Spanish Club 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Senior Play Committee,Future Nurses 2,3. DOWNS, FRED ....... .......... 3 1 DUCHESS, GAIL P. C. ............ 28 Intramurals 1,2,3, Keglers 2, Senior Play Com- mittee. DUNCH,WILLIAM . . . . 32 Intramurals 1,2,3. DURICK, DOROTHEA .............. 29 Student Secretary 1,2,3, Keglers 1,2, Intramurals l,2,3, Auditorium Ushers 2,3. DYE , HE LEN .................. 29 Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Senior Play Committee. EGELSKY, PAUL . . . . . 32 Keglers 2,3. ELBERTY, RUTH .......... - .... . 29 Leaders Club 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Farrell Senior Rally Committee. ENOCH, DONALD ...... . . . . 32 Intramurals 1,2,3, Choir 1,2,3. ERNST, MARILYN .............. 29 Future Nurses 2,3, Intramurals 3, Class Colors Committee, Senior Play Committee. FABISH, E LAINE ............... 30 Intramurals 1,2,3, Leaders Club 1,2,3, Masque and Mike 1,2,3, Cheerleader 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3, Monitor 3, Senior Speakers Bureau,Class Motto Committee, Senior Play Committee. FAGAN, HOWARD .............. 33 Monitor 1, Captain 3, Fire Squad 2,3, Ticket Takers 2,3. FAIR, MARLIN DEAN ..... . . 33 Traffic Squad 1, Captain 2,3. FICCAGLIA, PATRICIA ............ 30 Band 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Future Teachers 68 2,3, French Club 2,3, Home Room Representative 2, Senior Social Committee, Announcements Committee, Senior Play Committee. FINNIMORE, NANCI .............. 30 Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 1, French Club 1. FISHER, ALICE . . . .............. 31 Sports Usher 1,2, Senior Play Committee. FITZGERALD, MARY ELLEN ......... 31 Intramurals 2,3. FOULK, JAMES ..... . . ' .......... 33 Band l,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, French Club 1. FRANDBERG, ANNA .............. 31 American Field Service 3, French Club 3, Tri- Hi-Y 3, Senior Play Committee, Farrell Senior Rally Committee. FULLER, KATHERINE ............. 31 Band 1,2,3, Gazette 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, French Club 2, Vice-President 3, Senior Play Committee, Senior Speakers Bureau. GERDA, STEVE . . .I ............. . 34 Football l,2,3, Home Room Representative 1, Monitor 3, Co-Captain 1, Fire Squad 2,3, Hi-Y2, Treasurer 3, Senior Speakers Bureau, Physical Fitness Program 2, Co-Chairman of Announce- ments Committee. GEREB, DENNIS ................ 34 Traffic Squad 1, Choir 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3, Ticket Takers 1,2,3. GILL, REGINA ................. az Leaders Club 1,2,3, Sports Usher 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Future Nurses 2,3, Keglers 2, Monitor 3. GILLILAND, JACQUELINE ..... ...... 3 2 Sports Ushers 2,3. GLIGOR, PAULA ANN .... . . 32 Intramurals 1, Keglers 2. GOLEB, STANLEY . .... . . 34 Stage Crew 1,2,3. GRACENIN, ELAINE ............ 33 Intramurals -1,2,3, Student Secretary 2,35 Busi- ness Staff 2,33 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President 2, President 3, Program Seller 3. GREEN, MARY JANE . . . . . . . . . 33 Sports Ushers 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. GREGA, WILLIAM .... . .......... 34 Wrestling 1, Football 2,3, Slide Rule Club 2, Intramurals 1,2,3: Monitor 3. GREXA, CAROLEE ........ . . . . . . 33 Student Secretary 1,2,3: Senior Play Committee. GULLA,MARYANN 34 Intramurals 1,2,3, Auditorium Ushers 1, Spanish Club 3. Senior Class Directory GUTHRIE, LINDA .... ........... 3 4 Leaders Club 1,2535 Band 1,2,35 Intramurals 152,35 French Club 25 Future Teachers 2,35 Prom Orchestra Committee. HALL, CAROLE ................ 34 Keglers 1,2,35 Leaders 1,2,35 American Field Service 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Cheerleader 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Monitor 25 Future Nurses 2,35 Senior Speakers Bureau 35 Senior Play Committee 35 Co-Chairman Class Day Program Committee. HANCOCK,NORMA .............. 35 Keglers 1,25 Leaders 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,25 In- tramurals l,2,35 Prom Orchestra Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 3. HARHAGER, DENNIS . . . 35 Intramurals 1,2,3. HARTWICK, ROBERT .... . 35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Keglers 3. HAWK, SANDRA ...... . 35 Health Room Monitor 3. HEPHNER, MICHAEL ............. 35 Football 1,2,35 Wrestling 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Slide Rule Club 25 Fire Squad 35 Home Room Committee 35 Social Committee 35 Farrell Senior Rally Committee 3. HERRMANN, MARY ELLEN .......... 35 Band 15 Gazette 1,2, Editorial Board 35 Leaders 1,2535 ,Social Committee 1,2, Secretary 35 Home Room Chairman 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Cheer- leader 2,35 National Honor Society 2,35 Quill and Scroll 2,35 Spanish Club 2,35 Monitor 2, Captain 35 Senior Play Committee 35 Senior Social Committee, Co-Chairman. HESS, PHYLLIS JANE ......... . 35 Future Teachers 2,35 Library Club 3. HEUTSCHE, SUSAN ............. 36 Leaders 1,2,' Secretary 35 Choir 1,2,35 Intra- murals 1,2,35 Social Committee 1,2,35 Future Teachers 2, President 35 Senior Speakers Bureau 35 Senior Play Committee 3. HILL, SANDRA ...... . ......... 36 Future Nurses 35 Senior Play Committee 3. HOFFMAN, GEORGE ..... . ....... 36 Key Club 152,35 Band 1,2,35 Monitor 3. HORVATH, WILLIAM ......... . 36 Intramurals 1,2,3. HUDSPETH, WILLIAM ............ 36 Football 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Wrestling 15 .Home Room Representative 1,25 Social Com- mittee. 2,35 Physical Fitness 2,35 Monitor 2,35 Class Day Outfits Committee. HUG. JOYCE L. ............... 36 Sport Usher 15 Intramurals 15 Student Secretary 2,35 Home Room Representative 3. HUGHEY, WANDA JO ........ . . 37 Library Club 1,25 Future Nurses 2. IDE, BARBARA ............. . . . sv Orchestra 152,35 Choir 1, Secretary 2, President 35 Library Club 1,2,35 Chess Club 15 French Club 2,35 Senior Play Committee 3. IZENAS, KATHLEEN ........ , , 37 Intramurals l,2,3. JAMES, WILLIAM EDWARD . . . . , 37 Traffic Squad 1, Co-Captain 2,3. JEFFERSON, REGINA ....... .... . 38 Intramurals 1,2,35 Sports Usher 1,2,3. JENNINGS, BOBBIE LEE . . . . 38 Intramurals 2. JOHNS, DAVID ................ 37 Key Club 152, Treasurer 35 Band1,2,35 American Field Service Committee 15 Monitor 35 Ticket- taker 35 Prom Rules Committee. JOHNSON, DEANNA ............. 38 Intramurals 1,2,35 Sports Usher 2,35 Future Nurses 35 Class Motto Committee 35 Monitor 3. JOHNSON, THOMAS .............. 37 JOHNSON, WILLIAM ............. 38 Football 1,2,35 Basketball 15 Class Day Program Committee. JORDEN, THELMA . . . 39 Sports Usher 2,3. JOY, WILLIAM ,EDWARD ........... 38 Key Club 1,25 Traffic Squad 15 Mirror 2 ,35 German Club 3. KAHL, VIRGINIA ............... 39 Band 1,2,35 Dance Band 1,2,35 French Club 2,35 Senior Play Committeeg Senior Social Committee. KAsHMER, MARGARET . . . 39 Library Club 3. KEARNS, JOHN MICHAEL 5 .... . . .... 38 Wrestling 15 Intramurals 1,2,35 Physical Fitness 2. KING, LESLIE ................ 39 Monitor 15 Key Club 15 Intramurals 152,35 Hi-Y 3. . Senior Class Director KLOSS, CHESTER .... . . . . . . . . . . 39 Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 2. KNOTTS, PAUL ..... . . . . .... . 39 Home Room Chairman 1, Intramurals 1,2, Coat Checker l,2, Key Club 2,3, Class Colors Com- mittee. KONIG, RONALD . . 40 Intramurals l,2,3. KOSHEBA, JUDITH ............. 40 Choir 1,2,3, Masque and Mike l,2, Monitor 1, Advertising Staff 1, Intramurals 1,2,3, Leaders 2,3, Keglers 2, French Club 2, Senior Play Committee, Farrell Senior Rally Committee. KOZIEL, STELLA JOYCE .......... 40 Intramurals 1,2,3, Spanish Club 3, Home Room Representative 1, Chairman 2,3, Mirror l,2, Typing Editor 3, Gazette 1, Future Teachers l,2, Secretary 3, Vice-President German Club 2, Senior Speakers Bureau, Senior Play Committee, Monitor 3. KRUTSCH, ANTON . . 40 Intramurals l,2. KRUTSCH, NANCY .............. 40 Majorette l,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Mirror Staff 3, German Club 2, Senior Play Committee, Co-Chairman Prom Decorations Committee. KUBYAKO, MILDRED ............ 40 Choir l,2,3, Intramurals l,2,3, French Club 3, President 2, Seniors Speakers Bureau, Mirror Staff 3, Senior Play Committee, Sports Usher 3, Senior Announcements Committee. KURPE, GEORGE ............... 40 Intramurals 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Hi-Y 3, Class Gift Committee 3. LACEY, NANCY ................ 41 Intramurals 1,2,3, Home Room Committee 1,3, Advertising Staff 1, Monitor 2, Mirror Staff 3, Co-Chairman Class Motto Committee, Senior Play Committee. LADNER, JOYCE ....... . . 41 Auditorium Ushers 1,2,3. LAROCCA, JAMES ............... 41 Intramurals 1,2,3, French Club 2,3, Monitor 3. LA SALLE, COLLEEN . . . ......... 41 Intramurals 1,2,3, Keglers l,2, Monitor 1, Li- brary Club 1, Farrell Senior Rally Committee. LAVIN, PATRIC K ............... 41 Ursuline High School 1, Intramurals 2 ,3, Publicity Committee 3. LAYMAN, JACK .... . ............ 41 Key Club 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Hospitality Committee 2,3. LEFFINGWELL, CORA ........... 41 Auditorium Ushers 1, Tri-Hi-Y2,3,Spanish Club 2, Hospitality Committee 3, Monitor 3. LEIDY, CAROL ............... 42 Intramurals 1,2,3, Cheerleader Captain 2,3, Prom Decorating Committee, Class Day Outfits Committee. LE VRANGI, SANDY .............. 42 Masque and Mike 2,3, Future Nurses 2,3, Intra- murals 2,3, Monitor 3, Senior Play Cast. LEYSHOCK, TIMOTHY DOUGLAS ...... 42 Intramurals l,2,3, Choir l,2, President 3, Key Club 1,2,3, Home Room Committee 1,2,3, Senior Speakers Bureau, Class Motto Committee, Co- Chairman. LIGHT, CECELIA .............. 42 Intramurals 1,2,3, Geran Club 2, Treasurer 3, Future Nurses 2,3, Mirror Staff 3, Monitor 3, Publicity Committee, Senior Play Committee. LLOYD, RICHARD ......... .... 4 2 Intramurals 1,2,3, Band, Vice-President 2. LLOYD, TERRY ...... . ........ 43 Intramurals 1,2,3, Hi-Y 2,3, Spanish Club 2,3. LOCKHART, WOODIE ............ 42 Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Hi-Y 3, Class Day Outfits Committee. LONIE, CAROL ......... . ..... 42 Intramurals 1,3, Sports Usher 2, Health Room Monitor 3, Farrell Senior Rally Committee. LOWELL, BEVERLY ............ 43 Band 2, Librarian 1, Secretary 3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Library Club 2, Masque and Mike 2,3, Mirror 2,3, Future Nurses 2,3, Social Committee 2,3, French Club 2,3, National Honor Society 2,3, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Speakers Bureau, Co-Chairman Senior Announcements Committee. LUBA,ED...... .43 Intramurals 1,2,3. LUCAS , DAVE ................. 43 Intramurals 1,2,3, Choir l,2, Class Motto Com- mittee 3. LYNCH, KAREN .......... . . . . . . 43 Intramurals 1, Monitor 1, Auditorium Usher 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. MCCAMANT, MARILYN . . . 43 Senior Class Director Library Club lg Leaders 1,2, Treasurer 3g Monitor Co-Captain lg Captain 2g Majorette l,2,3g Keglers lg Intramurals l,2,3g German Club Secretary 2, Vice-President 3g Choir 3g Class Day Program Committee. McCUSKEY, KATHY ............. 43 Monitor l,2,3g Library Club lg Keglers lg Intra- murals l,2,3g Class Day Outfits Committee 3. MCDADE, JAY ................ 44 Intramurals l,2,3g Class Gift Committee 3. McELHANEY, MARY LOU .......... 44 Intramurals lg Monitor lg Tri-Hi-Y 2,3. MCINTYRE, WAYNE ......... . .... 45 Hi-Y l,2,3g Intramurals lg Chess Club lg Traffic Squad l,2,3g Monitor lg Wrestling 1. McLAUGHLIN, BONNIE ............ 44 Library Club l,2,3g French Club lg Sports Usher 2,3g Intramurals 1,2. MCMAHON, JANE ............... 44 Intramurals l,2,3g Monitor lg Keglers lg Senior Play Committee 3. McNAlVlARA, JAMES ............. 45 Intramurals l,2,3g Concert Choir l,2g Radio Club 3g Monitor lg Golf Team lg Class Motto Committee 3. MARCUS, ROBERT ............... 44 Football Manager lg Choir lg Intramurals l,2,3g French Club l,2g Keglers 3g Traffic Squad 2g Hi-Y 3. MARZANO, DIANE . ..... . ..... . . 45 Library Club l,2g Intramurals 1,2,3. MASTRIAN, GENEVIEVE ........... 45 Mirror 1,2, Secretary to Editor 3g Future Nurses 2, Vice-President 3g Future Teachers 2, 3g Monitor 2,3g Home Room Committee 2g Senior Speakers Bureaug Masque and Mike l ,2, President 3g Library Club 2g Prom Rules Committee 3g Senior Play Cast. MATTEO, RICHARD ..... . . . ...... 44 Intramurals l,2,3g Home Room Committee l,2g Hi-Y 3. MEANS, JOYCE ..... . . . . ....... 45 Monitor l,2,3g Masque and Mike 1,2, Vice- President 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chaplain 2g Spanish Club 2g Future Teachers 2,3g Senior Speakers Bureaug Senior Play Castg Publicity Committee 3. MESSETT, RON ................ 45 Monitor l,2g Band l,2,3g Intramurals l,2,3g Home Room Committee 3g Class Day Outfits Committee 3g Senior Play Committee. MIHALCIN, CAROLYN ..... . . 46 French Club 2g Intramurals 3. MILLER, KENNETH W. . . . 46 Intramurals 1,2 ,3. MILLER, MARILYN .............. 46 Library Club l,2,3g Future Teachers 2,3g Intra- murals lg French Club 2,3. MILLER, ROBERT . . . . 46 Hi-Y 2,3. MOORE, THOMAS ............... 46 Band l,2,3g Keglers 2,3g Key Club 2g Farrell Senior Rally Committee. MORO, JO ANN ................ 46 Monitor lg Intramurals 2g Senior Social Com- mittee 3. MORO, ROBERT ............... 47 Key Club l,2g Concert Choir l,3, Treasurer 2g Mirror 3g Radio Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3. MORROW, PATRICIA ...... ...... 4 7 Keglers 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3g Senior Play Committeeg Intramurals 3. MORTON, MARY LOU ............ 47 Keglers 2,3g Sports Usher 2,3g Intramurals 3g Senior Play Cast. MUELLER, GEORGE A. . . . . . 47 Intramurals l,2,3g Keglers 3. MULDOWNEY, ALICE .... . ...... 47 Library Club l,2,3g Concert Choir l,2,3g Intra- murals l,2g Keglers 2g Senior Play Committee. MURRAY,JlM ....... .47 Intramurals 1 ,2 ,3 . MUSIAL, CAROLYN A. ........... 48 Concert Choir l,2,3g Library Club l,2,3g Aud- itorium Ushers lg Football Ushers 2g 'Future Nurses 2, President 3. MYERS, CONSTANCE P. .......... 48 Concert Choir l,2,3g Library Club lg Gazette l,2,3g Intramurals l,2,3g Monitor 2g Future Teachers 2, Vice-President 3g Senior Play Committee. MYERS, EUDORA .............. 48 Auditorum Ushers l,2g Intramurals 3g Student Secretary 2,3g Business Staff 2,3g Class Colors Committee 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2. NICASTRO, ROBERT ............ 48 Visual Aids l,2,3g Check Room lg Publicity Committee 3. Senior Class Director NICHOLS,' JIM ......... . 48 Intramurals l,2,33 Keglers 3. NICKOLAZAS, CARMEN ........... 49 Keglers 1,3Q Intramurals 1,2-,33 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Future Nurses 3g Future Teachers 33 Sports Usher 33 Library Club 3. NORTON, LOU ELAINE ........... 49 Gazette 1,2, Editor 3g ConcertChoir 1,Secretary 2, Accompanist and Vice-President 3g Leaders 1,2,33 Masque and- Mike 1,2,33 Home 'Room Committee 1,2,33 Senior Speakers Bureau3 Pub- licity Committee, Co-Chairman. NOTHHAFT, HENRY ............. 48 Intramurals 1,2,3Q Home Room Committee 1,23 Hi-Y 2, President 3g Key Club 2,33 Football 23 Radio Club, Vice-President 33 Gazette 3g Fire Squad, Assistant Chief 33 Class Motto Committee 3. NOVAK, CAROL ............... 49 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor 2g Sports Usher 33 Senior Play Committee. NUNKOVICH, LARY , ........ . 48 Spanish Club 13 Intramurals l,2. O'BRIEN, TERENCE ............ '49 Olean, New York 1,23 Intramurals 3g National Honor Society 3g French Club 3g Senior Speakers Bureau3 Senior'Play Castg Announcements Com- mittee. OGDEN, JOAN ................ 49 Monitor lg Keglers 13 Future Nurses 2,3Q Intra- murals 2,3Q Mirror 3g Senior Play Committee3 Prom Decorating Committee 3. OGDEN, THERESA ............. 50 ,Intramurals l,2,33 Monitor lg Library Club 33 Keglers 33 Future Nurses 3g Senior Play Com- mittee. O'I-IARA, MAUREEN .......... . . 50 Intramurals 1,2,33 Sports Usher 2g Senior Play Committeeg Prom Decorating Committee 3. OLSHAVSKY, RITA ............. 50 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain 3g Future Teachers 23 Spanish Club 23 Monitor 3. oN':rKd, E. NANCY ............. 51 Leaders 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor 2g Spanish Club 2,3. PALM, BETTY ................ 51 Football Usher 13 Intramurals 1,2,33 Future Nurses 2,3Q Monitor 23 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Program Seller 33 Class Motto Committee. ' 72 PATTEN, JUDY ............... 51 Keglers lg Intramurals l,2,33 Senior Play Com- mittee. PATTERSON, EDWARD ..... . . 49 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor l,2. PAUL, FRANK ........... . . . 49 Check Room 13 Intramurals 1,2,3. PAUL, SUSANNA ............... 52 Intramurals 1,2,3Q Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Monitor 2g Keglers 3g Senior Play Committee. PEARCE, RICHARD ............. 50 Band 1,2,33 Traffic Squad 1,2, Captain 3g Intra- murals 1,3Q Chess Club 2. PETERSON, RICHARD . . . . . 50 PETTOLA, PATRICIA ............ 52 Monitor 13 Intramurals 1,2,33 Class Gift Com- mittee. PITTS, PHILIP ....... . ......... 50 Key Club 1,2,33 Concert Choir1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Hi-Y 23 Mirror 2,3Q Class Colors Com- mittee, Co-Chairman. POCRASS, RENEE ............... 52 Gazette 1,2,33 Concert Choir 1,23 Masque and Mike 1,2,33 Leaders 1,2,33 Cheerleader 2,33 French Club 2,3Q National Honor Society 2,33 Senior Speakers Bureaug Senior Play Committee. PRELEE, JOE ........... ..... 5 1 Concert Choir 1,2,33 Intramurals l,2,3. PRICE, RALPH ................. 51 Basketball 1,2Q Intramurals 1,2,33 Stage Crew 1: Spanish Club lg Fire Squad 2,33 Monitor 23 Hi-Y 33 Keglers 33 Class Colors Committee. PRYTS, JUDY . . ............... 53 Keglers 13 Intramurals 1,23 Future Nurses 2,3. QUIRK, WILLIAM S. A. ........... 51 Concert Choir, Social Chairman 13 Key Club, Board of Directors 1,23 Monitor 13 Basketball Manager 1,2,33 Mirror 1, Sports Editor 2,Editor 33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Home Room Chairman 1,2, 33 A.F.S. Committee 2,33 Quill ,and Scroll 2,31 National Honor Society 2,33 Senior Class Vice- President. RANDOLPH, BARBARA .... ........ 5 3 Intramurals 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3Q Spanish Club 2. RAY, JOYC E ................. 53 Monitor 13 Future Teachers 2,3j French Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 33 Intramurals 33 Senior Play Committee, Class Gift Committee. RAYKOVICH, JOHN' .......... . . . . . 52 Coat Checkers 13 French 13 Visual Aids 1,2,3. REARICK,AMELIA . . . . . . ....... 53 Intramurals 2 . RIDGLEY, KENNETH . . . . 52 Monitor 1,3. Senior Class Directory RODEMOYER, ELAINE ............. 54 Sports Usher 13 Spanish Club 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, President 23 Prom Decorating Committee. ROHRER, ROBERT .......... . . . . 52 Stage Crew 1,2,33 Coat Checkers 1,2,33 Intra- murals 1,2,33 Prom Decorating Committee 3. ROGAN, GEORGE . ........ . . . . . . 52 Football Manager 13 Intramurals 1,2,33 KeyClub 1,22 Concert Choir 1,2,3. ROGERS, MARY .......... . .... 54 Library Club 13 Future Nurses 23 Monitor 3. ROUTMAN, PHYLLIS ............. 54 Leaders 1,2,33 Gazette 1,2, Editorial Board 33 Monitor 1,2,3Q Spanish Club 2,33 Intramurals 1,2, 3g Future Nurses 2,33 Senior Play Committee, Senior Speakers Bureau. ROUTMAN, SUSAN ............... 55 Band 1,2,33 Future Teachers 2,3Q Intramurals 13 Mirror 33 Library Club 2g Spanish Club 2,3, Senior Speakers Bureaug Senior Play Committee. RUDESILL, SYLVIA ....... . . . . 55 Keglers 13 Future Nurses 2,3. RUEBERGER, ALEX ............. 53 Wrestling 13 Intramurals 1,2,3Q Monitor 2,33 Keglers 3. RUSSELL, KENNETH .......... . . . 53 RUSSELL, MURIEL . . . ............ 55 Intramurals 1,2,33 Spanish Club 2,3Q Tri-Hi-Y 3. RYAN, KAREN . . ............. . 55 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor 3. SABELLA, LOUIS, III . ......... . . . 53 Home Room Committee 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,3g Visual Aids 2g Chess Club 3. SACKETT, JUDITH LYNNE . . . 56 Intramurals 1,2,3. SANTELL, CAROLE ............. 56 Keglers lg Intramurals 1,2,33 Home Room Com- mittee 1,2Q Class Day Program Committee. SASALA, JOHN K. ............... 54 Monitor lg Basketball 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,33 Physical Fitness Program 23 Football 3. SCARDINA, ALAN ............... 54 Intramurals 1,2,33 Key Club 2,33 Keglers 2,33 Monitor 3. SCHANZ, EDWARD ME LVIN .......... 54 Band 1,23 Keglers 1,2,33 Key Club l,2,33German Club 33 Senior Announcement Committeeg Pub- licity Committee. SCHNEIDER, THOMAS ........ . .... 54 Traffic Squad 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Keglers 33 Home Room Committee 3. SCHUSTER,WILLIAM ..... . . . . 55 Monitor 1,2Q Intramurals 1,2,3. SERAFIN, STANLEY . .......... . . 55 Intramurals 1,2,33 Coat Checker 1,2. SEWINSKY, HENRY . . . . . . . . .... . . .55 Band 1,2,33 Intramurals 13 Physical Fitness Program 23 Farrell Rally Committee. SHAFFER, JEAN T. .............. 56 Intramurals 1,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Future Nurses 2,32 Spanish Club 23 Senior Play Cast. SHAFFER, NORMA ............ 57 Intramurals 1,2,33 Spanish Club 1,2,3. SLAGLE, CAROL ...... . . ...... 57 Intramurals 1,2,3Q Library Club 13 Student Secretary l,2,33 Class Day Program Committee. SMITH, ROGER ............... 56 Intramurals 1,2,33 Check Room 1. SMITH, WILLIAM .......... . 56 Band 1,23 Slide Rule Club 1. SOBOTKA, EMILY .............. 57 SPRINGER, RUTH .............. 58 Library Club 1, Secretary 2,33 Keglers 1,23 Intramurals 1,2,33 Tri-Hi-Y 2,33 Spanish Club 3g Senior Play Committeeg Senior Speakers Bureau. SQUATRITO, JIM ...... . . . . 56 Home Room Committee 2. STANTON, JAMES ............... 57 ST EINES, KATHY ........ . ...... 58 Keglers lg Future Nurses 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2, 33 Class Day Program Committee. STERNTHAL, JOSEPH ....... . . 57 STUBBS, WILLIAM .............. 57 Intramurals 1,2,33 Concert Choir 1,2,3. STEVENSON, DONNA ........... . . 58 Intramurals 1,23 Monitor 3. STUPINSKY, JEANNE ............. . 59 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3Q Future Nurses 2, Secretary 33 French Club 2,32 Senior Play Committee. SVIRBLY, SUSAN ............... . 59 Intramurals 1,2Q Sports Usher 1,2,33 Monitor 13 Health Room Monitor 3. SZAKACH, ALBERT .............. 58 Check Room 1,2Q Key Club 1,2,33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Monitor 2,33 Home Room Committee 2g Co-Chairman Farrell Senior Rally Committee. TAYLOR, GILBERT ............. 58 Choir 1 ,2 ,33 Radio Club 1 ,2 ,33 Traffic Squad 1 ,2 ,33 Intramurals 1 ,2,33 Keglers 2 ,33 Senior Play Com- mittee. THOMAS, GERTRUDE ....... ' . 59 Intramurals 1,35 French Club 2. THOMAS, HENRY ........ . . 58 Senior Class Director Intramurals 1,2,3, Check Room 2, Physical Fit- ness Program 2. THOMPSON , ALICE ., ............. 59 Band l,2,3, Orchestra 2, Vice-President 3, French Club 2, Prom Orchestra Committee. THOMPSON, JEAN .............. 60 Intramurals 1,2,3, Student Secretary 1,2, Future Nurses 3, Senior Play Committee, Monitor 3. TIBOLET, KAREN .............. 60 Spanish 'Club 152g Future Teachers 2,3, Masque and Mike 2,3, Mirror 3, Home Room Committee 3, Senior Play Cast. TOROK, ANDREW ............... 58 French Club 1,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Physical Fitness Program 2, Senior Announcements Com- mittee, TROUGH, ALMA .... . .......... 60 Student Secretary 2,3, Prom Tickets and After Prom Ticket Committee. TROUTMAN, JACK ........ . . 59 Choir 1,2,3, Intrarnurals 1,2,3. TURZAK, GENEVIEVE . . . . 60 TYSON, MICHAEL .............. 59 Key Club 1,2, Intramurals l,2,3, Monitor 2,3, Keglers 3, Vice-President 2, Farrell Senior Rally Committee. VAGASKY, DON ............... 59 Intramurals 1,2,3, Prom Decorating Committee 2,3, Stage Crew 2. VAN TASSEL, ROBERTA ........... 61 Keglers 1, Senior Play Committee, Class Day Program Committee. VITALE , TONI ................ 61 Concert Choir 1,2,3, French Club 1,2, Future Nurses 2, Treasurer 3, Monitor 2, Keglers 3. WALLACE, RITA ...... ......... 6 1 Intramurals 1,2 ,3, Sports Usher l,2. WARREN, GEORGE .............. 60 Social Committee 1,2,3, Key Club 1,2,3, A.F.S. 2,3, Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Fire Squad2,3, Junior Class President, Senior Class President. WELCH, DELORES .... . ........ 61 Intramurals 1,3, Home Room Committee 1,2, Future Nurses 2, Historian 3, Monitor 2. WELLS, SABINA .............. 62 Intramurals 1,2,3, Future Teachers l,2,3, Monitor 1,3, French Club 2,3, Library Club 2,3, Home Room Committee 2, Senior Play Com- mittee. WHITE, BILL . . .............. 60 Band 1,2,3, Dance Band l,2,3, Brass Ensemble 1,2,3, Key Club 1, Board ofDirectors2,3, Mirror 2, Orchestra 3, Senior Speakers Bureau, Publicity Committee 3, Senior Play Cast, Masque and Mike 3. WHITEHEAD, EMMET JAMES ........ 60 Coat Checkers 1 ,2, Traffic Squad 1,2, Intramurals 1,2,3, Visual Aid 1, Key Club 1, Keglers 2,3, Fire Squad 2,3, Monitor, Captain 3, Class Day Program Committee. WILLIAMS, JEAN .... ........... 6 2 Leaders l,2,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Home Room Committee 1, Future Teachers 2,3, French Club l,2, Senior Play Committee, Senior Social Corn- mittee 3. WILSON, STUART ............... 61 Band 1,2,3, Key Club 1, Assistant Secretary 2, Secretary 3, Ticket Taker 2,3, Intramurals 2,33 Prom Orchestra Committee. WINGER, MARK ............... 61 Band 1 ,2 , President 3, Key Club 1, Vice-President 2, President 3, Ticket Taker 1,2,3, Home Room Committee 1,3, Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 3, Class Day Program Committee. WINNER, JOY . . . .............. 57 Johnstown, Pennsylvania l,2, National Honor Society 3. WITHERSTY, JUDY .... . ......... 62 French Club 2,3, Hospitality Committee 3, WRIGHT, DONNA . .............. 62 Athens, Georgia 1,2, Future Teachers 3, American Field Service 3, Senior Speakers Bureau, Senior Play Committee, Publicity Com- mittee, Co-Chairman. YOUNG, GERALD ............... 61 Intramurals 1,2,3, Monitor 1, Key Club 3, Prom Rules Committee. YOUNG, RONALD . . . . 62 Intramurals 1,2,3. YUDT, PHILLIP . . . . 62 Intramurals 1,2,3. YURCHISIN, PETE . . 62 Intramurals 1 ,2 ,3. 0 Q fp ROW ONE: Nancy Lacey, Joan Ogden, Sally Mason, Bev Lowell, DiGiorgio, Mary Ann Becht, Anne Hrubosky, Rich Munteen, Bob Barbara Becker. ROW TWO: Phil Pitts, Tom Youkers, Betty Krieder. M' St ff ROW ONE: Carolyn Musial, Sue Routman,Judy Barnes, Pat Baatz, Millie Kubyako, Elaine Clark, Joe Potlcalitsky, Judy Thompson, Cathy Campbell, Elaine Claffey. ROW TWO: Cecelia Light, Judi Bell, Karen Tibolet. an vu 9 ' ,a 'VF F qv. .,, 1' Q x-1 ma .ig , U 5.31 X 1 V y 57 if ll IJ xx if rx n l: :Q V 0 Mirror The MIRROR, Sharon High Schoo1's annual publication, presents in pictures and print, life ni its many facets, at Sharon High School. The staff is divided into departments which include copy, typing, photo, art, and sports. This year a new system was adopted for accepting Sophomores, who applied to be on the staff. Sophomores applied in the fall and were given various jobs to do during the year. Those who did their jobs were accepted as official members in the spring. Something else that was new to the Mirror this year was the introduction of color photos. MIRROR EDITORS: Stclln Kozcil,.Typing Eclitorg Bonnie Barton, Copy Editor: Gigi Mastrinn, Secretaryg Barb Boal, Photo Editor. STANDING: Joyce Grove, Art Editor, Tim Winters, Sports Editor. 19 Jug 45 wi px li? - Miss Lange, Advisory Bill Quirk, Editor-in-Chief 13' nf- sim Ti? Y ? 7 I 5 I 1 2 , . 1 2 W e . , i 1 li 5: ..1 vt if za .n ? Gazette The SHARON HIGH GAZETTE is Sharon High School's official news publication. Ap- pearing in THE SHARON HERALD, approxi- mately, once every five weeks, it keeps not only students of Sharon High School, but also all the residents ofthe Shenango Valley abreast with the activities of Sharon High. In order to become a member of the staff, one must have seventeen inches of original copy published. A special feature of this year's GAZETTE was Beauregard. ROW ONE: Kathy Fuller, Sheila Beirne Cheryl ROW TWO Connie Myers Donna Wright Hank Connell and Kathleen Izenas, fNon-Staff Tvpistsl Nothhaft Judy Chittum Maureen Bees 67 'T x 78 SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS ROW ONE: Ruth Bolotin, Geri Gerson, Sue Whitehead, Bonnie Finkbeiner, Louise Wright. ROW TWO: Marc Stern, Rich Ostheimer, Bob Sheppard, Linda Sherriff, Richard Routman, David Garfunkel. Gazette Members proof-read an issue. Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll, the international honorary organization that recognizes outstanding high school journalists, has been in Sharon Highsince 1941. It is com- posed of members from the GAZETTE staff, who have at least 90 inches of original copy printed, and members of the MIRROR staff who have done out- standing work in the publication of the l 0 yearbook. Members must also rank inthe ,M , upper third of their class, be rec- ommended by three teachers and ap- proved by their advisor. Miss Anna Grace Smith advises this group of jour- nalists. 11124 fn fi QUILL AND SCROLL MEMBERS: Mary Ellen Herrmann, Bill Quirk, Elaine Norton. QUILL AND SCROLL CANDIDATES: Hank Nothhaft, Rich Ostheimer, Geri Gerson, Penny Routman, Renee Pocrass, Bonnie Firlkbeiner. Maureen Bees. 43 'f' s ROW ONE: Ed Cattron, Bill Quirk,Terry O'Brien. ROW TWO Bonnie Barton Elaine Norton Beverly Lowell Renee Pocrass Mary Ellen Herrmann, Bob Moro. ational Honor Society National Honor Society builds its founda- tion on these four qualities. The purpose of this organization is to encourage scholarship, develop character, stimulate leadership, and promote the rendering of services. The P. A, Jones Chapter of National Honor Society was organized at Sharon High in 1952. Juniors and Seniors who have an honor roll average,who have displayed the above quali- ties, and who have attended SharonHigh School for at least two semesters are eligible. Mem- bers are chosen from the list of eligible stu- dents by a faculty vote. 1961 Inductees of National Honor Society at induction ceremony, May 1961. I X gf This industrious group of girls, Working in the far corner of the Pub- lications Office, handles the money for payments on the MIRROR. Each girl is responsible for the accounts of a specific number of home rooms. Mr. Houck is the staff's advisor. ROW ONE: Karen Pilch, Sue Rowney, Carroll Gallagher, Toni Dolan, Veronica Dobay, Elaine Gracenin. ROW TWO: Dorothea Duricli, Karen Robinson, Dolly Myers, Carol Slagle, Judy Business Staff FOREGROUND: Dolly Myers, Carroll Gallagher. BACK ROW: Georgetta Hazucla, Elaine Gracenin, Judy Enoch. Student Secretaries Student secretaries 'work in several school offices during their free periods. These future secretaries not only serve their school, but also gain valuable experience in their chosen profession. Enoch, Georgetta Hazuda. ROW Tl-IREE: Alma Trough, Darlene Gerda, Connie Cousins, Carol Loc Grcxa, Joyce Hug, 5-TE 1 sa' T7 L X l ii, Kfij-flljq h ff? -- ,-if W, - :IL - MES TA f ,ref Ti 1 Y. QJC7 T . --4 1' 'IU C: KNEELING: Dan Comacho. Anna Frandberg. STANDING: Barb Boal, Jim Marks, Marc Stern, George Warren, Bill Quirk, Bob Frew, John Brockway, Louise Wright, Aline Bohm. The AFS committee annually con- ducts the school drive to raise funds, which finance the expenses of for- eign students coming to Sharon and Sharon High students going abroad. The drive is begun with a school assembly. A tag day in downtown Sharon is also a part of the fund- raising project. American Field Service Committee AFS plans fund-raising project. 1-1 I n 4 4 5 k,. ix ROW ONE: Marilyn McCamant, Andrea Ontko, Carolyn Musial, Sandra Easterling, Jane Kissinger, Sheryl Patterson, Marjorie Rotell, Kay Bowser, Judith Porsch, Lorraine Weisser, Dorthymarie Donlin. ROW TWO: Paula Horn, Alice Muldowney, Armande Struchen, Margaret Schinabeck, Jerilyn Dankoff, Patricia Nunkovich, Sandra Zoky, Linda Williams, Carole Kusnir. ROW THREE: Mary Ellen Feeney, Genie Christensen, Anna Rearick, Judy Kosheba, Karen McFiggen, Collen Rielly, Donna Hendrickson, Anne Smith, Karen Behun, Mildred Kubyako. ROW FOUR: George Rognn,Kenny Warrender, Ronald Radkowski, John Heutsche, Brian Bobby, Donald Blough, Richard Gereb, Phillip Pitts. ROW FIVE: Bob Moro, Bob Phillips, Dan Smith, Tom Bross, Jim O'Toole, Tim Leyshock, Tim Freieen, Frank Ontko, Leroy Hendrickson. Susan Spahr was absent when the picture was taken. Concert Choir THE OCTET. Left To Right: Jack Troutman, Joe Prelee, Barbara Ide, Marilyn McCamnnt, Mary Lou Gething, Jane Leggatt, Donald Blougli, Tim Leyshock. ' will 2 V1-XML .. A. H . ,K-,H - . , in-'1 -J 16+ 5? I .5 '. : 4 T f' W' ' A an-P ' 4 53' WVSA W' W ,Ev 4- sliqsabff 4 a2'v?4q 5aGU'QdiTEQg4,f q igEua h 1 -V ' I - X K Q, -5,32 L91 me wg -9 ,L-.1 HSM Q -fy v -M 1' Q UW v v lv- 55:4 1 f r 5 W4 :Eg . , ' gy f U .xl nt-U ! Q. sg' qj whuennn M .y ' 'K 1, ' X . ,Us - - .'N1 W t 7 ?'?'H Q, - 1 U if W F? J? af Q if 1 , 55 Y 1 - 1 - A- V l ROW ONE: Judy Bell, Joyce Grove, Carol Miller, Jackie Fox, Wolfinger, Ann Malsom, Barb Ide, Donna Theil, Kathy Holler Alice Thompson, Beth Jolley, Ruth Bolotin. ROW TWO: Dick Ida Halasz, Sara Moses, Carol Grexa, Kathy Frei, Carl Bordy Orchestra ROW ONE: Ann Hrubosky Bill White, Rick Ostheimerl, The Sharon High School Orchestra is a dedicated group of musicians. Each morning, when most of us are still rubbing the sleep from our eyes, these musicians are engrossed in the rehearsal of a variety of compositions from Bach to'Ber-nstein. Under the supervision of witty and talented Mrs. Bennett, they prepare not only for the Christmas and Spring Concerts, but also for school assem- blies. Michel Rishel, Sam Axtel, Jim Szuch, Jerry Homer, Bob Sheppard. ROW TWO: John Churlick, Bob Bedell, Jack Kissinger, Don Blough. 90 ,, ni .sf Egswmi is W1 r H' ' . X ..-11 x .ff , .4 1 - A, 4 ,fl 's. I f 4' X J.. ' 4. ' ' ' . 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' - 1 - Ll' - Of-wn-'ds ACICIQE .... - - . . - .. - A - A 4 A A . nV,S4?.SA7A?.!.Q i . wi - . - . 5 , - .- llc uue4r.r.ru mnxnrgrmv' . A turn. , ' gn-.-.-.A My Nix-.--, . . , . , -1 -ri 1- ?5-il .Q Q.Q, QAQ.Q, Q QQ-QQ QQ -..... . Xf K, X X I T15 . , . '51 A., .4 -.x , . ix . ' 'w-5 LJ' '- ,u .--Af. T-JA 'X - '- LN-L 'QT F' .Hf'- T - LQ n 1 - Band CLARINETS: Sue Routrnan, Pat Faccaglia,Bob Bart, Ed David, Henry Sewinsky, Linda Guthrie, Mark Winger, Dick Pearce, Gary Barr, Judy Thompson, Jim Terchila,Shirley Johnston, Kathy Driscoll, Joyce Grove, Amy Stickney, Dennis Beard, Dale Beard,George Morgan, Larry Odell, Rosemary Randall, Anita Elberty, Steve Bastocky,Sandy Myers. SAXOPHONES: Karen Pollock, Joe Klenotitch, Rick Ostheimer, Glenn Shander, Boots Sewinsky, David Garfunkel, Harry Killa, Virginia Kahl, John Huston. FLUTES: Kathy Fuller, Alice Thompson, Wanda Bailey, Bonnie Finkbeiner, Marjorie Hipsley, Ruth Bolotin, Beth Jolley, Judy Anderson, Joellen Cain, Mary Bechtold, Elaine Cochran. CORNETS: Bill Brewer, Stu Wilson, Tom Moore, Jim Foulk, Jim Szuch, Mike Heben, Howard Guscar, John Klein, Larry Windslow, Linda Williams, Barb Boal, Sam Aytel, Al White, Rodney Brackin, Jerry Homer. TROMBONES: Bill White, DavidJohns,Gordon Longstreet, Jack Bingham, Lee Wolfe,Harry Forsha, Bruce Phythyon, Mark Edwards, John Marcu. TUBA: Judy Barnes, Bob Sheppard, Michelle Rishel, Pat Palunbo, Jane Leggatt, Irene Quirk. PERCUSSION: Beverly Lowell, Ron Messett, Bob Bedell, Jim Marks, Ed Burton, Doug Price, Bob Frew. BELLS: Elaine Claffey, Liz Warner, Lorraine Weisser. KNEELING: Veronica Dobay, Feature Twirlerg Nancy Krutsch, Head Majoretteg Judy Welsh, Feature Twirler. STANDING: Aline Bohm, Darla Smith, Pat Albright, Menna McCamant, Janice Krauss, Sandi Jones, Sheila Bierne,Shirley Greene, Ruth Lohr, Maureen Bees. RIGHT: Drum Major, John Huston. if F4 -r AX V 'JP' ' .,.w 5 3 2-7 1- ia.. :lx fflll mum MY. 3: ' g---5--..?:...t.w J -list 'J.E!'!I'1ssnl! ROW ONE: Harry Forsha, Virginia Sagenich, Marsha Davis, Ann Smith, Diane Erb, Marjorie Smith. ROW THREE: Sue Kathy Leon, Jane Mohan, Sandi Griffith, Ernie Sewansin. ROW Burbank, Bob Sheppard, Terry O'Brien, Mark Edwards, Mary TWO: Joyce Grove, Sally Scanlon, Paula Horn, Suzette. Moro, Ellen Feeney. With the assistance of Mr. Hudson the members of the French Club explore France and learn about its re n C u people, culture, and language through slides and speakers, who have visited or lived in France. ROW ONE: Joyce Ray, Marilyn Miller, Maureen Bees, Kathy Jeanne Stupinsky, Judy Withersty, Betty Shemansky, Ruth Fuller, Renee Pocrass, Skip Barretta, Judy Barnes, Beverly Bolotin, Bill Donato. ROW THREE: JudyWe1ls,Mi1dred Kubyako, Lowell. ROW TWO: Bob Adams, Barbara Ide, Jean Williams, Virginia Kahl, Sheila Beirne, Pat Ficcaglia, Bonnie Barton. l l French Club -4 Y 405' an ' FRENCH III ROW ONE: Delois Jordan, Pat Askerneese, Aline Bohm, Linda May, Bertha Askerneese, Judy Enoch. ROW TWO: Guten Tag! Wie Gehts? are familiar words to the members of the German Club. At their meetings , Mrs. Schadt relates many interesting facts about her native land, Germany, to these German students. THE GERMAN CLUB ROW ONE: Cecelia Light, Shirley Greene, Rich Ostheimer, Carol Fritch,Menna McCam:1nt, Gerri Dankoff. ROW TWO: Sarah Moses, Jean Stone, Marion Mulcin, Charlotte Biller, Pat f '?.','f' ff' . lg XI Andy Torok, Wanda Bailey, Sahron Smith, Linda Hazi, Tom Bellas. German Club Baatz, Francine Miller. ROW THREE: Steve Bastocky, Herbert Powell, Larry Odell, George Bilunka, Ed Schanz. B l l 'A , ,-. I . in x 'rv 1 ' TOP: ROW ONE: Ruth Virostick, Sue Spahr, Sue Rowney, Margie Hipsley, Elaine Claffey, Carol Grexa, Armande Struchen, Phyllis Csatlos. ROW TWO: Kathy Medved, Louise Wright, Geri Gerson, Linda Becker, Carol Statler, Kathy Driscoll, Mimi Hughes. ROW THREE: Rick Ostheimer, Marc Stern, John Brockway, Jim Szuch, John Holliday. DIRECTLY ABOVE: ROW xgfi nun. ONE: Linda Algoe, Karen Young, Pat Aaron, Audrey Goodnight, Carol Sabella, Mary Jane Petrini, Liz Wettick. ROW TWO: Diane Conti, Tekla Jazwinski, Linda Hazi, Marnie Herrmann, Stella Koziel, Carole Bradey, Sue Heutsche. ROW THREE: Joan Pollack, Carolyn Reiter, Linda Williams, Chuck Sinoway, Doug Bogden, Ralph Boland. pani h Club in December. Mike Hephner, Skip Rosario. The purpose of this club is to acquaint Spanish students with Spanish speaking nations and peo ple. This year the club chartered a bus to Youngstown to see Jose Greco perform and held a fiesta ROW ONE: Mary Ellen Herrmann Betty DiGiorgio, President: Beth Myers, Vice Presidentg Cathy Cambell, Secretary Elaine Fabish, Treasurerg Sue Routman ROW TWO: Norma Shaffer, Mary Ann Gulla, Connie Myers, Penny Routman Rita Olshavsky. ROW THREE Muriel Russell, Ruth Springer, Joyce Means, Nancy Ontko. ROW FOUR: RichardJoseph ROW ONE: Gigi Mastrian, President: Joyce Means Vice ROW FOUR Mary Ellen Herrmann Cheryl McCl1nt1c Elaine President Barb Boal, SecretarygJanet Hoelzel,Treasurer ROW Fabish Judy Enoch ROW FIVE Barb Becker Renee Pocrass TWO Karen Tibolet, Sandi LeVrangi, Aline Bohm. ROW THREE Elaine Norton Linda Williams Karen Behun, Beverly Lowell, Sheila Beirne, Margie Hxpsley Masque and Mike Masque and Mike , a dramatic organization, is under the direc- tion of Miss Caroline Daverio, Club membership, provides in- terested students with dramatic experience through actual prac- tice and enjoyment, The organi- zation produced a one-act play, The Devil and Daniel Webster as an assembly program for the school. Also on the agenda was the production of The Clown That Ran Away, a chi1dren's play, for the grade school students. Senior Play Cast become members of Masque and Mike. ROW ONE: Bob Adams, Bill Shields, Terry Cingolani, Joel Marek, Steve Gerda, Hank Nothhaft, Jim Marks, Jim Terchila, John Liscio, Bill Miller, Ron Macom. ROW TWO: Lee Wolfe, Howard Guscar, Bob Frew, Bob Thomas, Gary O'Rourke, Marc Stern, Bob Phillips, Bob Spinelli. ROW THREE: Ron Hanak, Hi-Y Hi-Y members strive to create, maintain, and extend Christian ser- vice for their school and community. This year the Hi-Y sponsored the annual Homecoming Dance , placed new fifty star flags in each home room, and formed a basketball team, which competed with teams of other clubs. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y conduct annual ingathering. 94 Ralph Price, Jay McDade, Tom Yonkers, Dan Dunn, Gary Wiesen, Jim O'Toole. ROW FOUR: Bob I-lassel, Jack Klein, Dexter Damon, Richard Matteo, Ken Warrender, Dennis Bogdan. ROW FIVE: John Mathews, Alan Varraux, Tim Winters, Gordon Longstreet. ROW SIX: Tom Foster, Bob Miller, Terry Lloyd. K i it , ' 'Q .tv ,gg '21 s, X NH X Yi SENIORS ROW ONE: Anna Frandberg, Judy Barnes, Wright. ROW THREE: Pat Morrow, Sue Paul, Cora Secretaryg Beverly Lowell, Vice President: Elaine Leffingwell,Christine Down.ROW FOUR:JeanShaffer, Gracein, President: Joyce Ray, Treasurer: Rita Mary Jane Green, Elaine Clarke. ROW FIVE: Carmen Olshavslcy, Chaplain. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Becht, Nicholazas, Betty Palm. ROW SIX: Wanda Baily. Regina Gill, Bertha Askerneese, Joyce Means, Donna Tri-Hi-Y JUNIORS ROW ONE: Sue Rowney, Jane Albright, Kathy Campbell, Beth Myers, Norma Baldwin, Bonnie Finkbeiner,Judy Thompson, Liz Wettick, Pat Askerneese. ROW TWO: DonnaThel1,JudyStu11,Kathy Leon, Betty Petro, Dorothy Bartko, Karen Estman, Bonnie S1.oner,Sue Spahr. ROW THREE: Linda Algoe, Sue Law, Clara McGee, Margie Hipsley, Marsha Davis, Billie Joyce Rogers, Jeanne Murchek. ROW FOUR: Ann Smith, Beth Jolley, Armande Struchen, Jane Baird, Charlotte Holland. ROW FIVE: Pat Cave, Judy Bell, Anna Burns. ROW SIX: Carol Statler, Mary Kubyalco. ROW SEVEN: Linda Williams. The Tri-Hi-Y aims to build character in its members and encourage them to help others. Under the capable supervision of its advisors, the girls strive to perform worth while services at home, in school, and for the community. ROW ONE: David Garfunkle, Andy Rodondi, Bob Duffy, Corkey Swanson, Mark Bolotin, Kenny Johnston, Bill Anderson, John Connelly, John Heutsche, Dick Muntean, Phil Pitts,Jaok Layman. ROW TWO: Joe Klenotitch, Sam Axtall, Bill Riester, Tim Winters , Bill Huclsbeth, Gig Warren, Paul Bakuans, Jack Klein, Tim Leyshock, Bob Sheppard, Dave Burke. ROW THREE: Jim Szuch, Ed Barton, Ken Wilson, Ken Tomko, Steve Bastocky, Jim Rossi, Key Bruce Paterson, Rich Routman, Paul Knotts, George Hoffman, Frank Ontko, Lee Wolfe. ROW FOUR: Al White, Ted Cornelius John Churlick, Bob Bedell, Terry Cingolani, George Fodor Mike Heben, Marc Stern, Bill White, Ecl Schanz, Bob Krieder. ROW FIVE: Bob Frew, Norman Rosenblum, Gary Longley, John Ryan, Mark Edwards, Larry Matika, Dexter Damon, AlScardina, Gerald Young, Al Szakach. 1 1 Club Key Club - Kiwanis Educated Youth - is a service organization. Key Club en- gages in a number of activities through- out the year. They begin in the fall selling candy and for several weeks before Christmas they ring bells for the Salvation Army. Their annual project is sponsoring the Key Club Christmas Dance. In the spring members attend the annual state con- vention. OFFICERS: Dave Johns, Treasurerg Mark Winger, President, John Brockway, Vice Presidentg Stuart Wilson, Secretary. SENIORS ROW ONE: Carolyn Musial, President, Gigi Mastrian, Vice President: Toni Vitale, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Sandy Levrangi, Carmen Nickolazas, Judy Pryts, Joan Ogden, Ginger Future Nurses' Club enables girls to become acquainted with the nursing profession through speakers who tell about various aspects of nursing and by working at Sharon General Hospital. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Nancy Krauss, Linda Algoe, Sue Law. ROW TWO: Armande Struchen, Karen Young, Marilyn White, Jane Mohan, Dclois Jordan. ROW Thompson, Betty Palm. ROW THREE: Kathy Steines, Chris Down, Carole Hall, Sylvia Rudesill, Regina Gill, Cece Light, Beverly Lowell. MISSING: Jeanne Stupinsky, Secretary. Future Nurses THREE: Vicky Petrella, JoAnne Nagy, Carole Kusnir, Karen Joy, Pat Cave, Sue Spahr. ca qv 5' fr j ' f.': .f,' if 3 11 '21 e if .5 5' SENTORS ROW ONE: Mary Beth Burckart, Treasurer, Stella Koziel, Secretary, Sue Heutsche, Presidentg Connie Myers, Vice President, Maureen Bees, Historian. ROW TWO: Marilyn Miller, Joyce Ray, Judy Wells, Betty DeGiorgio, Gigi Mastrain, Mary Ann Becht, Carmen Nicholazas. ROW THREE: Joyce li 9 lv' if Means Fuller, Sheila Beirne. ROW FOUR: Bill White, Linda Gutherie, Bertha Bonnie Donna Wright, Karen Tibolet, Pat Ficcagalia, Kathy Askernese, Judy Barnes, Jean Williams, Sue Routman, Barton, Dave Burke. Through FTA prospective teachers learn more about the F t T h teaching profession. Senior members observe at other schools u u C e twice a year. This year the Sharon FTA helped to institute a ' new chapter at Sharpsville. JUNIORS ROW ONE: Margie Hipsley, Elaine Claffey, Linda May, Ruth Bolotin, Carol Sabella, Carol Gallagher, Carol Grexa, Pat Askernese, Ted Cornelius. ROW TWO: Mimi Hughes, Audrey Chovan, Sarah Moses, Cathy Medved,Gerri Gerson, Sue Rowney, Sue Spahr, Dorothy Marie Don1in,Jane Mohan. ROW THREE: Linda Becker, Cathy Campbell, Sally Scanlon, Paula Horn, Barb Becker, Mary Ellen Feeny, Anne Hrubosky. ROW FOUR: Bonnie Finkbeiner, Judy Thompson, Diane Conti, Judi Bell, Beth Myers, Tekla Jazwinski, Pat Cave, Genie Christinson, Joyce Grove. 5 Q9 ' ,N 6 5- V7 x, Q? 6 ' ,sv 1.145 -114: in . 1-n .,- as , ,..., ROW ONE: Carolyn Musial, Phyllis Hess, Julie Campbell, Karen Chovan, Elaine Clnffey, Judy Chittum, President: Joanne Bell. ROW TWO: Bonnie Finlcbeiner, Vonda Patterson, Sharon Smith, Shirley Johnson, Sara Moses, Margaret Ference, Armande 'VS L-f C7 sv Struchen. ROW THREE: Lorraine Weissergllda Mae Nugent, Monica Miller, Margaret Novak, Beverly Meirs, Karen Pollack Billie Joyer Rodgers. Library Club The Library assistants aid our librarian, Mrs. Gerson. Their tasks include taking care of library and study hall admission slips, checking out books, arranging books on shelves, and processing new books. Due to their efforts, our library is awell-organized one, where students can find many valuable works. TOP LEFT: ROW ONE: Barbara Barger, Frannie Anderson, Ruth Bolotin, Carol Sabella, Linda Algoe, Mimi Hughes. ROW TWO: Pat Po1lock,,Marian Barger, Trevelyn Addicott, Sue Rowney, Geri Gerson, Sally Scanlon, Karen Chioffi. ROW THREE: Karen McKim, Lana Zatell, Barb Ide, Marilyn Miller, Connie Meyers, Tekla Jazwinski. BOTTOM LEFT: ROW ONE: GloriaBradian, Linda Davis, Janet Hoelzle, Carol Statler. ROW TWO: Pat Cave, Bonnie McLaughlin, Anna Burns, Beth Myers. ROW THREE: Pat Baatz, Judy Wells, Ruth Springer, Genie Christensen. Hospitality Committee The duty of the Hospital- ity Committee is to ac- quaint new students with Sharon High School. Mem- bers attempt to help fa- miliarize the students with the building and introduce them to their teachers and other students. KNEELING: Mike Goodrick, Ted Cornelius. STANDING: George Fodor, Mimi Hughes, Norma Baldwin, Cora Leffingwell, Jack Layman. I I Soc I al Co m mittee 223053 :tialX11siiaiessfaigessriai ROW ONE: Betty DiGiorgio, Beverly Lowell Marsha Davis B111 Anderson President Dick Gilliland Jim Terchila John Pat Albright, Barb Baal, Liz Wettick, Susan Heutche Mary Connelly George Warren Vice President Mike Hephner Beth Burckart. ROW TWO: Mary Ellen Herrmann Secretary Bob Frew 5 , , I . 1 5 ROW ONE: Carmen Nickolazas, Carol Novak, Jean Stoner, Anna Ivey, Bertha Green, Trevelyn Addicott, Barbara Barger,Marian Barger. ROW TWO: Bonnie Coleman, Nancy Krauss, Jean Murchek, Clara McGee, Sue Law, Carol Sas, Dot McNerney, Pat McLusky. ROW THREE: Cathy Solakakiss, Becky See, Carol Cole, Millie Kubyako, Mary Milano, Paula Miller, Bonnie McLaughlin. The sports ushers perform their services S Ll h by assisting spectators in locating their seats p0 e at football and basketball games. Mr. Robert Paxton is advisor for the group. ROW ONE: Pat Nunkovich, Carol Fritch, Gloria Bradian, Janice ROW THREE: Mary Lou Morton, Deanna Johnson,The1ma Jordan, Bradfield,.lda Mae Nugont,Jea,n Baker,Gerry Martin. ROW TWO: Charlotte Holland, Virginia Sagenich, Kathy McGee, Carole Regina Jefferson, Carolyn Porter, Vonda Patterson, Gail Black, Bradey, Jean Scardina. Pat Baatz, Johannah Masters, Katie Leftheris, Pat Pollock. !Ol 102 ROW ONE: Bob Moro, Secretary-Treasurer: Ed Cattron, Presi- dentg Hank Nothhaft, Vice President. ROW TWO: Sam Herrener, Radio Club Radio club members, under the super- vision of Mr. Wolfe, learn practical radio applications and principles of electronics through individual and group effort while working on electronic projects. James Rosse, Mr. Wolfe, Wilfred Schadt, Bob Duffy, George Mueller, Richard Joseph, Bruce Kaiser, Chuck Johnson. lide Rule Club At their weekly meetings the members of this club develp efficiency in the use of the slide Linder the direction of Mr. Donald Saxe. Don Blough, Ken Neely, Bob Moon, Michael Boker, Tom Bellas, Bill Moon, Richard Wolfinger. rg . 5 - 1 5 o I L, 4 .' 3.,a.T..,....l V' 'W , 4 1. ' ' ' 'l .c....-M l x 5 0 i 1 , ,,.l fl .., Stage Crew Audio-Visual ids The duty of the boys of the Audio-Visual Aids De- partment is to make sure that m o t i o n picture projectors, tape recorders, and record players are in the right rooms at the right time. ROW ONE: Carol Slagle, Sec- retaryg Bob Nicastro, ROW TWO: Bill Falk, Tom Gilson, LeRoy Hendrickson. The stage crew boys work endlessly dur- ing the year preparing the stage for such programs as the senior play, assemblies, and concerts. Some of their duties include building and arrangement of scenery, setting up and taking down the chairs for the band and orchestra, and operation of the lights and curtains. ROW ONE: Ternry Hall, Duane Karr, Bill Falk, Gary 0'Rourke, Moon, Bob Rohrer, Tom Steines, Francis DeMaio, Tom Ristvey, Mike R imko , Inactive, Bill Duncan. ROW TWO: Bob George Takash, Bill Shutes, Larry Matika, John Cox. 1 li l ii 1 K R , .1-E-Nz .fl 4? 1 O3 ,Q-. v 'fi'-? ROW ONE Lee Wolfe Gary Longley John Southern Mark Winger ROW TWO: Howard Fagan, Stu Wilson, Al Scardina, Frank Ontko, Ticket taking is a worth-while job which re- ceives little acknowledgement. We would like to thank these boys who collect tickets for school and civic functions. -. 1-re l.,.z'-A Coat Checkers To the boys who take our coats, thus enabling us to be more comfortable cluringbas- ketball games, we should give special thanks. Always there when needed, the boys do their jobs faithfully and well. ROW ONE: Seated, Robert Duffy, Chuck Johnson, George Mueller, Pat Ryan, ROW TWO: Richard Gereb, Mich Goodrick, George Fodor, John Holliday, Tom Foster. Fire Squad When the fire alarm rings the boys of the fire squad scurry to their assigned posts to per- form their duties, which include closing doors and windows and opening the main doors enabling people to pass. SEATED: Bill Scales, Mike Hephner, Steve Gerda, Ralph Price, Hank Noth h aft. STANDING: Howard Fagan, Ron Hanak,Bob Krieder. Traffic Squad 'L A familiar sight at 'S.H.S. in the morning promptly at 8:00 A.M. and again at the close of school is the traffic squad. With flag-pole in hand they protect the lives of students. Mr. Holt is the supervisor of the squad. ROW TWO: Bill James, John Ryan, Larry Ehrhart, Rich Pearce, Paul Kirila, Bill Matthews, Bill Shutes, Ed Cattron, Richard Wiesen L Chess Club Learning to master the dif- ficult game of chess is the object of the Chess Club. By playing each other during their meetings, the members get practice and gain skill under the supervision of Mr. Saxe. TOP LEFT: ROW ONE: Hannah McCarthy, Judy Porsch, Pat Songer, Cathy McDowell, Mary Stasky, Sue Steines, Mary Ellen Bicek, Kathy McGee. ROW TWO: Joe Klenotich, Alex MacMillan, Dwight Cummings, Rith Lohr, Esther Maykowslci,James Carnes, Jim Misavage, Mark Bolotin. ROW THREE: Ken Tomko, Joe Dyll, Alan Coccia, Terry Hall, Ship Rosario, Pat Ryan. BOTTOM LEFT: ROW ONE: Linda Jager, Mary Chernisky, Sandi Jones, Geri Dankoff, Jeanne Bukus, Kathy Holler, Jackie Mitch, Carol Krukowski, Sharon Barreca, Mary Beth Bechtold. ROW TWO: Ernie Swanson, Kenny Johnston, Andy Rodondi, John Southern, John Ott, Robert Matthews, John Rodondi, Carol Novak, Carmen Nickolazas. ROW THREE: Larry Matika, Bill Duncan, Ed Lisac, Norman Rosenblum, Richard Routman. O J u n r The Junior Classical League,composed of advanced Latin students pursues a study of . Roman life and culture as well as the Latin 3SSIC3 EGQUE language' ROW ONE: Anna Frandberg, Keith Neidlernan,Consul: Bill White, ROW THREE: Bob Bedell, Bob Sheppard, Alan Altany, Jack Scribe: Marilyn White, Consul. ROW TWO: Michael Goodrich, Bingham. MISSING: Sue Spahr. Judi Bell, Nancy Krauss, Sue Law, Carole Kusnir, Paul Hamilton. 106 in Q 108 Intramurals This intramural program at Sharon High School is an important phase in the character growth of the individual student. Encouraging interest in sports and providing opportunities for develop- ment of skills, the intramural program also presents excellent situations for students to learn fair attitudes. Competitive sports are promoted throughout the school: basketball, volley- ball, Indian base , badminton, golf, tennis , table tennis, foul shooting and touch football. Teams of girls are selected within physical education classesg boys form teams within home roomsg and any interested pupils volunteer for com- petition in individual sports. So long as sports remain one of the chief interests of American youth the SHS sports program will continue in its endeavors. TABLE TENNIS CHAMPS KNEELING Pam Lewis S ophomore STANDING: Beverly Lowell, senior Linda Becker Junior AT RIGHT GOLF CHAMP John Holliday. INDIAN BASE CHAMPS ROW ONE: Gail Duchess, Connie Couslns,CherylConnel1, Ruth Elberty. ROW TWO: Elaine Gracenin, Betty Palm, Deanna Johnson, Christine Down,Regina Gill. SENIOR AND ALL-SCHOOL TOUCH FOOT- BALL CHAMPS ROW ONE: Alex Rueberger, Ralph Price, Henry Nothhaft. ROW TWO: Joe Prelee, Phil Pitts, Terry O'Brien, Ed Patterson, Frank Paul. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW ONE: Virginia Addis , Frannie Masters, Geri Dankoff, Geraldine Martin. ROW TWO: Darla Fair, Joellen Cain, Cathy Ost, Ruth Lohr, Jackie Fox. Intramural 109 ROW ONE: Darla Trice, Dorothy Bartko, Pat Miller, Doris Metz, Elaine Claffey, Judy Stull, Kathy Leon, Judy Wayne, Rosalie Paul, Bev Maxwell, Carol Morgenstern. ROW TWO: Diane Erb, Virginia Sagenich, Judy Welsh, Judy Yarzab, Pat Pollock, Lois U'Halie, Joyce Grove, Pat Baatz, Johanna Masters, Dave Aubuchon, Rich Billioni. ROW THREE: Jackie Mitch, Mary Beth Bechtold, Kathy Holler, Beth May, Beth Myers, Tim Winters, Bob Phillips, Alan Varraux, Ron Macom, Ralph Boland. Keglers ROW ONE: Donald Blough, Jim Nason, Linda Kozienski, John Liscio, Kathy Driscoll, Andrea Ontko, Betty Shermansky, Judy Schnur, Margaret Faber, Jane Albright, Bill Miller. ROW TWO: Gail Black, Sue Rowney, Marion Hughes, Nancy Kahl, Bonnie Finkbeiner, Judy Thompson, Sally Scanlon, Carol Sabella. Bob Spinelli. ROW THREE: Karen Harmison, Frannie Masters,Armande Struchen, Dorothy McNerney, Pat McClusky, Ida Mae Nugent,Mary Lou Gething, Jo Ann Lyden, John Brockway, John Thiess, Gordon Longstreet, Richard Wolfinger. . I ITV' TI' , -F P Keglers SENIOR KEGLERS- ROW ONE: Carmen Nickolazas, Toni Vitale, Cattron, Alex Rueberger. ROW THREE:GilbertTaylor,A1Sca.rdina, Wanda Bailey, Pat Morrow, Betty DiGiorgio, Mary Lou Morton, Bob Marcus, Ralph Price, George Mueller, Jim Nichols, Paul Susanna Paul. ROW TWO: Paul Egelsky, Ed Schanz, Mike Tyson, Adderty, Skip Barretta, A1 Szakach, Norman Aubuchon, Jim Butch Hartwick, Edward David, Hank Sewinsky, Bill Donato, Ed Whitehead. Keglers is a very active organization for avid bowlers. It is composed of one hundred members in twenty teams of five. They meet weekly at Thornton Hall Lanes to compete for trophies awarded at a banquet at the end of the year. Keglers encourages good sports- manship and proves entertaining for its members. 1 1 The Sharon High Leader's Club lives up to its name by leading girls' gym classes in exercises, marching drills, and refereeing intramural contests. At the same time these girls gain valuable experience in getting along with others. The Senior members spend twenty periods a year practicing skills in physical ed- ucation, while the Junior and Sophomore members spend thirty-five periods. This club, under the guidance of Mrs. Schroyer, presents awards to Senior girls for their services. Leaders tif?- 12:9 . Ins 1 ,U . ,,.. X 1 :F Y Sophomore Initiation and Coach Raz'zano gives team a pep talk at Leaders Rally. SENIOR LEADERS ROW ONE: Regina Gill, Intramural Managerg Routman, Ruth Elberty, Linda Guthrie, Nancy Ontlfo, Norma Maureen Bees, Vice-Presidentg Renee Pocrass, Presidentg Marilyn Hancock, Mary Ellen Hcrrmanni Elaine Norton, J'udy Ch1ttum,Judy McCamant Treasurerg Sue Heutsche, Secretary. ROW TWO: Penny Kosheba, Carole Hall, Jean Williams, Elaine Fabish. 'W '79 Golf Team KNEELING: Jack Kissinger, Pat Palumbo. STANDING: Bob Frew, Ralph Cingolnni, Mr. Chrobalc, coach: Bob Phillips, Keith Nieclelmun. Junior and Sophomore Leaders ROW ONE: Aline Bohm, Bnrb Boal, Pat Albright, Bonnie Coleman, Donna Thiel, Veronica Dobay, Tekla Jnzwinski, Carol Grexa, Judy Welsh, Cheryl McC1intic, Armzmdc Struehen, Marsha Davis, Janet Hoezle. ROW TWO: Gerri Dankoff, Darla Smith, Sandi Jones, Joan Mudrey, Mary Slasky, Ellen Scholl, Priscilla Ramsey, Linda Kozienski, Sherry Patterson, Lorraine Weisser, Anita Elberty ROW THREE: Mary Beth Beehtold, Ruth Lohr, Vonda Patterson Andrea Ontko, Hannah McCarthy, Sue Whitehead, Joellen Cain Ida Mae Nugent, Mary Lou Gething, Jeanne Buckus, Ruth Reyer Amy Stickney. vw gf ,,A 2. . ! ZZ 13 l83l'1 ' L 231342 EL fziiifi K7 'D 4 Z Q Y : Q Y, . 4 ' H114 ,.. f . ffl if F Hip' I A ' 'w s f .ax 'JI sf ge, -, AIA 5- M 1 nf' - . I '. ,1 ' N. L35 Q BEACH wi? f' .W V ,at i3Y57?f, - .J1 e',, ' fn' I r Y. ,6- P .g I 1 f, Q ..f, S z 4 'l'?gq'?'ii ' Y 1.1, ,- +4 54L...,,u A 1 ,y' fxnk IQ ,, , MQ 5 ey. u lj J ff 1 7. f 'I l ,gn Q I '52 45 3-Z1 -1 'ggg,'J?I.g,f-Ai' . Qx I 1 1 x 2 Ev Q? in 4? W x ,j 'r ' 'I gl f G U K , YV! A a Tb A :Q V 'Nay : ga if ww 1 1-Q-L ' 'ir E JUNIOR VARSITYQ KNEELlNG:Bill Brewer, Fred Johnston, Frank Rich Bicek, Bob Pinch, Dave Hoover, Graham Matthews, Gary Toskin, Barry McCann, Bob Crump, Dave Miller, Dick Gilliand, Tinco, Marty Santillo, Mark Edwards. 9 E The Sharon Tigers varsity basket- ball team ended their 1961-'62 season with a 13-9 record. The team displayed great depth and potential throughout the season. They played very well in pre- section action losing only one encounter, at the hands of a very tough Ford City aggregation. The Bengals started Section 3 play with an impressive victory over Ellwood City. However, at Aliquippa the Tigers were handed a 63-49 setback. This was perhaps, the turning point of the cam- paign. Although our team never lost its spirit or drive, they ended the season with a 5-7 record in the section. Much effort on the part of the players and Head Coach Donald Bennett and Alex Chrobak must be recognized. Much thanks goes to our team and coaches for fielding a team that played rugged, thrilling basketball. ...L ,l, Faculty Manager, George Stover. 115 '6lf62 BasketbaH Season Sharon Sharon Sharon sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon iSharon YSharon 'Sharon xSharon Sharon YSharon 'Sharon tSharon +Sharon tSharon +Sharon tSharon tSharon xSharon Seniors 51 40 79 43 54 44 56 52 54 49 40 63 60 54 33 38 58 54 51 53 61 60 3 Games Youngstown Rayen Sharpsville Plum Boro Ford City Erie Prep Meadville Youngstown South Hickory Ellwood City Aliquippa Ambridge New Castle Kittanning Beaver Falls Farrell Ellwood City Aliquippa Ambridge New Castle Pgh. 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Much praise and con- gratulations go to the Tigers for bringing S.H.S. students many hours of pleasure and excitement from their gridiron games. 54 if BE 15 I 5 E E3 4 ea! 0 3 6 Seq 5 'f EE 3 paul Adderty Tony Ciccone Paul DeCapua Bill Hudspeth '6I Football Season Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon Sharon SharpsviHe Beaver Faus Aliquippa New Castle Aunbridge Butler Hickory Ellwood City Warren, Ohio FarreH 12 19 18 14 32 21 BELOW: LEFT TO RIGHT: George Kurpe, Woodie Lockhart, Manager Gary Brant. ,as Nice catch GO, Bob! Help' Efficient side line teamwork Football '6l What's up, Doc? wif' One more inch thletic Council The Sharon High Athletic Coun- cil is composed ,of members of the School Board Francis Claffey and Donald McCamantg Harry Russell, Superintendent of Schoolsg Stanley Currier, High School Principalg P. J. Collodi, Assistant Principalg G e o 1' g e Stover, Faculty Managerg and coaches of varsity athletic teams Donald Bennett and Tony Razzano. W' of 1 1 X Q if Rocky majorettes dress for initiation at band camp ,,r gl., xl Miss Lange supervises home room photos taken by Bob Knuff. . Jfifiifl'LffQ3,M --ffffgnqmq fm-bi , .f 'Lak .- .. .q-Nl? - tra ' K V ' 1:1 ' ,. .f N I -1 Y M , L lf.: X N N ' y 1 Q I in L' - Y . ., 11 v , I 'v - Jun1ors eagerly hne up for class ring orders. l Students and alumni renew acquaintances at Homecoming Dance. October Coach Mcnna McC:um1nt teaches Beaver Falls team How To Play Football. i How 'PLAY L BOYBFXLL -owe- , i Couples take time out between dances at Homecoming. Mike Hephner, far left, and Barb Boal, far right, welcome Jackie Mitch and Becky See to Sophomore Hop. f, . i .nl 7. U, I 127 .LA ,, W iff 'r, . 2, N nw A 'I ri, ovember . So close yet so far away-Farrell game. Everyone pitches in to help Tri-Hi-Y at Thanksgiving Ingathering. Parents talk with Mrs. Spahr at Open House. 128 . -Nl Thiel collegians practice here, first semester, Chris Houck, Richard Klingensmith, Ellen Ohman, Walter Yea Sharon--Beat Farrell!! Parker, Lyle Anderson. IQ, isk' nl I is if A M all ,H 'H I GI ' wigs lf 'fi' guna K f 1 .na5m.2.t-. 3 f4 Xi:fQl! r My , s ' ' U :s , H i mx gf -UPS' o P31 V , :so I 5. ,ace o, ,Hike 4 - ' 'Z 4 95 51 'Li 'gf-,..-.lt J: ,wh A Q0 r fljf,n,:t ' . 1' ', ,Law- .,1'1 5f . . U' ' 9 Ya-fx' :jf :len-5ff5f:5,ffiw'11,W.vfudl 1' ,1 'h 'N f ra.-jim Q3 'g. ,',J174,f '1 iff-L S 'f .' ' .. I 0.0 K' wif If U QA, K I - - I - A I 'G' 1. '. ' ,. X2-,I-it f 3 6 .1'-44:4t'- If 8 . 4' X .tx-1 1 'V V lx '71 5 , Q Y HY A1 ,5-'.a'xq?-'-fxuh 3, x ,QL ' A I I f.. . 5 5, ,,,,,',.A,fH - 4, .V r ,gf tb A- g Q I 1 ig 43' X A V Y - . X.' V - - v ,i 'I' . ,,QK w V. x NN Mr. HoIt's stage crew prepares scenery for Senior Play. Twisters invade Music Party. And this atom has 144 electrons-- Two for Jeff!! ,Q ff V ,-.,- ,.-5 f -.:f- Y - v -fmfglfg -'el ,- ,, - ,,. 4 -. , -'W ,JN 5,1 r -'il 1 x l g l Prairie Party-Johnny Connelly and Jim O'Too1e attempt to ride horse, February Two shy Valentines exchange greetings. Jean Williams a.nd Kathy Fuller receive treatment for identical injuries one icy day. Seniors wait their turn for cap and gown measurements. 131 .kg was mms.: mm SECOND SEMESTER COLLEGIANS: Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Wilson, Mr. Voynick, Miss Sanderson, Miss Puscher, Miss Grout, Mr. George. 132 9'Ql s we Y. M h College boards prove real test of brains Jim Foulk, Terry O'Brien, Don Enoch, and Ralph Price plan for the future with Mr. Sample's help. Q M , 1 X.-r 'Qtr - ,, I Sophomores file into newly-furnished auditorium for assembly. Prom Decorating Committee mets with Mr. Holt. pril-May ' 'mr Mr. Blough directs Concert Choir in annual Spring Concert. AFS drive is in full swing as committee meets. 'v ...sz up' 0-in V M3-E' nf...-. 'ati , -J J 'T 4 .fig- 133 Mil' , - , ' ff ,..--pf W i ' ,,s f' 1 ,-El. ' ' ' KX ,FSI . 1 - Q 1365: I gi.: ' and Seniors meet the Russells and Curriers in receiving line. Seniors Stella Kozeil, Woodie Lockhart practice leaving SHS for last time. 1 X , 1 l I 1 ' I FIV, ,I I X ff 5? -4 Q I L W A , 1 QB G ? b CD 136 Superintendent of Schools 5 l L.- HARRY RUSSELL Heading the variety of personnel needed for the function of the Sharon School District are the Superintendent of Schools and the school boardg the posi- tions they create are filled by the ad- ministration, the faculty, the medical staff, the cafeteria workers and the jan- itorial crew. To begin with, the ad- ministration acts as the legislative body in setting up the policies of the school. The faculty carry out the policies and are the educators of youth. Keeping the youth of our school in good physical condition is the job of the medical staff. The doctor and nurse conduct physical examinations and annual hearing and vision tests. A balanced diet is a vital factor in maintaining good health. This job is given to the cafeteria workers. Last but not least, the janitorial crew insures the sanitary safety of the building. The MIRROR Staff Board of Education .V .lic --P-,HQ J.. 1 i i i I ,a V 'n U. . ' Q. f' i SEATED: Richard Long, Harry Russell, James Bai1ey,Shir1ey Miller, Donald McCamant, Francis Claffey, STANDING: Harvey Moore, Paul Eichinger, Marc McCulloch. Director of Curriculum A. P. WILDMAN L- 3 I 137 Assistant Principal P. J. COLLODI Principal S. N. CURRIER Administrative Office Personnel if iW Guidance Department R. MOORE KMAL 7,1 '4'-6'-4.9L H. SAMPLE Facult The school year 1961-1962 saw many changes in the faculty. Absent either all or part of the year were Miss Armour, Mrs. Glaser, Mr. Laycock, Mr. Krepp, and Mrs. Spahrg Miss Filer and Mr. Bigenho left at the end of the last term. Additions to the faculty were made to compensate the losses: Mrs. Walker is teaching Miss Armour's classes, Mrs. O'Too1e has taken over Mrs. G1aser's classes, Mr. Klingensmith is teaching Driver Education, while Mr. Bennett is head coach in the absence of Mr. Laycock, Mr. Black has taken over Mr. Krepp's classesg Miss Sahli is now teaching Mrs. Spahr's classes, Miss Levrangi has taken over Miss Fi1er's typing classesg and Mrs. Kasmere and Mr. Eakin, both former faculty members, have returned to fill vacancies. As we go to press, Mr. Saxe has taken over Mr. F1ack's chemistry class for an indefinite period. In spite of a year of unprecedented changes, SHS has a top-rated faculty. DONALD A. BENNETT HELEN BENNETT Orchestra 1 f l , I Government, Economics .-'TH' X..i.t.!7'.'.-lI.'1Z BKZ,Il'Z ' ' . 1 215 we, FC 1 l 5 1 as HARRIET ANDREWS English 111, IV MARJORIE BAILEY Health, Physical Education E f. y c W' Algebra Il Geometry . ' 1 1 Y A' K 4 f-41: ' . , V W CHARLES BLACK I V l , 243, . 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J .:',5ffxIfA192Z'777l - ,far 1 X 5.2-2 FRED BOLES Band JOE BOWER Biology ,- A .- I WILLIAM BLOUGI-I Concert Choir and Art and Music Appreciation Faculty mic'-auf. jziflv I 1 ' ' ' A fb 'tv Gi? KATHERINE CAMPBELL Latin II and English II JANE BROSIE World Cultures MILDRED CALDWELL Latin I, II, III AJ u ROBERT CANTER English II Facult CAROLINE DAVERIO Enghsh III and Speech L U fl FORREST EAKIN American Hxstory 17-Q WILBUR FORSYTHE Physical Education MARGARET ELK Notehand, Shorthand II, Transcmptlon, and Off1ce Practice. CAR L FLACK Chem1stry 143 FR EDA K. GERSON Librarian Faculty '55 144 WALLACE HEIGES Personal Typing and Business Math ROBERT F. I-IOLT Mechanical Drawing .il DOROTHY GLASER World Cultures and American History fspecial educationl FRANCES HAYES Typing II and Shorthand I f2 '. .,,r.lv:w:s an f U1 - uv ARTHUR L. HOUCK General Math and Physics Ji. . Zh in P12 ' I , A- J, fx. .1 i..,, Uv is 1.4 nas., '-I.: 'EV' Facult JACK HUDSON French I, II, III ir gm , . Arts BEVERLY KLOSS Home Economics I .md Language THEDA LANGE English 11, III MARIAN KASMERE American History RIC HAR D KLINGE NSMITH Physical Education and Drivers Training V' J 1 A 'fgi lr' PAULA LEVRANGI Typing I 145 146 ROGER LEWIS Business AMath and Plane Geometry Faculty CLYDE MOFFETT World Cultures and Social Living PATRICIA MURRAY Home Economlcs I, II NIZZA MANGUS Art II, III, IV and Art and Music Appreciation JAMES MARKS Biology l f l l ll My Q ,lf ERIK NYSTROM Algebra II and Trigonometry ,MX 'G' JEAN O'TOOLE World Cultures and American History fspecial educationj Faculty SUZ ANNE SAHLI English II 1 ,A 1,4 DONALD SAXE Biology and Chemistry Xi 5. I ,, 7-4 -1-V I . . wtf, . 2' ' ' TE , 1 il 1 J Y L . ROBERT PAXTON Algebra I and Plane Geometry ANTHONY RAZZANO World Cultures and Health VICTORLA SCHADT German II W, I.,--.7.,,,,g LL., ,.. .ml QR' 147 148 .u:, QYQJ 5-2 :HEI . 1? fig 'S ,ka ' fa ,, .V A an LIXLEE SCHROYER Health and Physical Education Facult I I ,-L n x f f N f V frftis ' - Q- 14, ' ANNA GRACE SMITH English 111 C LIFFORD SMITH Business Law and Sociology MARY JANE STEPHENSON English IV f-. 4. HENRIETTA SPAHR Engllsh II HERBERT SPIGELMYER Government and Economics l Q, , l n .bl x J ,f xx gb Ii ox I . ' x of K- '51-' miie' lib gn ll' -. V.- 3 Nh? 4 -V ' 21-av 11-w .- 5 45 -:g-j:.,-:H K. . A '- 7 . .1-'iff ,ff , .- 14 , . ' ' ?Jf '? i -'J U -f .L!'-' M . -75.3 h I Rf ' ..,. ,..-fe,-,S A. 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', ,v 1 w Cafeteria Workers LEFT TORIGHT: Mrs. Lottie Yannessee Mrs, Mabel Bestwick, Mrs. Louise Hughes, Miss MaryNagy,Mrs. Teressa DeAnge1o, Mrs. Luretta Rossetti, Mrs. Betty Williams. 511017011 filqh School Flma Mater J. 1ip ,Ma,,i4114,,m,4 'U ll hail io Sha-ron 51912 5chool,Dig9h1f fbi ?'af3'gg.1vbg t:aeS. ggslfgll hail fo Shofron High School, or an wa FFF'T5'V'EF F'F Fi-FSF 1 -A 4 :H -Ma 4 4 'I' lo rious Hgh? we 5 are. 1 i ,- A :L U1 E4 , 012g ii' burn as brjghigfor-ev-er' ,CF5 1 sgg ' h F5 our 1'ru'es1' Agififs we brijlg. Ulpgy fE,gy-fliaoifalein lbjfghjgr-Ev-eff? F F EJ J F V E ., J Ed S ' '29 Uwe we can-notjail tb-foil H J.P,iJJlJJ.,g1l1JVr-ECA ff' 123:61 :ai if, 2:11 23:11:66 U., ?ffFlFF-5 wr F4 am i J ggki he h. ff' D Af - 0 ' N ' ca 5 a Qslpienircfnbggo 5011 110 S130 Ven.. 5011 wg gd V-H2155 4:1 4 .flnour 4' School h-I A- urn.-f hon 7 -Ti' I . i WFFF'?1fr5FfffPfrv2 152 Acknowledgments During the year, many individuals have willingly eo-operated with the staff in the preparation ofthe MIRROR. Among those who have contributed are: Mr. S. N. Currier and the entire facultyg Mr. Jack Merle and the Rembrandt Studiog Mr. A. L. Houck andthe Business Staffg Mrs. Charles Mangus and the Art Departrnentg Bob Krieder and the high school photography staffg and of course, Miss Theda Lange, MIRROR advisor. W. S. A. Quirk Editor .W ...,--...- -..,.- ..,-..-r,-,-- ...,-. . . ....- ... .. ,. - ,..V. .- ,.... ......