Sharon Hill High School - Owl Yearbook (Sharon Hill, PA)

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Fi:-.rl row-J. Harrison, J. Wittman, C. Kelley Second row-S. Manna, A. Malatore, M. Ericson, R. Bishop, J. Charles, W. Porter, H. Hoeffer, D. Herb Third row-R. Heckman, E. Amy, J. Simpson, M. Davis, .E. Lewis, M. Duncan, D. Hallas, Mr. W. J. Kennedy FOI17'lb ro-zzf-F. Koch, R. Hartley, W. Hilbert, G. I-Ioffecker, R. Booth, J. Johanson, H. Larer, F. Crookshank, L. Wilkinson Fifih row-R. Rupert, J. Hoeffer, R. Bromley, J. McLarnon, E. Brearly, L. Kessler, D. Shaw, E. Reed, J. Wenrich, C. Walker N01 appenrizzg-N. Warner Fizzrl row-J. Shaw, R. Ford, H. I-Ioeffer, R. Bishop, E. Amy, W. Porter, B. M. Boger, G. Cucore Second mzu-Ivliss M. Dalton, A. Boyd, M. Lewis, M. Duncan, D. Allen, J. Charles, N. Hafner Third row-R. Booth, W. Hilbert, F. Crookshank, J. Johanson, J. Hoeffer, M. Davis, R. Anstey Fozzrlh raw-R. Hartley, L. Starer, R. Bromley, E. Brearly, L. Kessler, J. Baum, D. Shaw Fi:-.ri mu'-Miss M. Dalton, R. Kulp, D. Amy, R. Browne, S. Griihths, D. Hoffmeister, F. Mammele, G. Sipler, B. Boger, J. Hamilton Sermzd row-D. Bauernschmidt, P. Hollowell, J Mitchner, H. Hewish, L. Neatherly, G. Davis, M. Warrington, M. Cloud, M. Ford Third row-E. Henry, J. Kugle, M. Bernard, N. Waterhouse, A. Boyd, S. Platner, L. Augustus, M. Kreider, J. Dalquist Fourth row-J. Charles, A. Johnson, M. A. Rob- erts, M. Montague, C. Tremaine, E. Tremaine, D. Kaiser, M. Lewis, E. Haslett, F. Cherry Fiffh row-D. Allen, J. McIntyre, R. McCoy, V. Budd, K. Desmond, R. Turnbull, M. Balsley, J. Johanson, M. Riley THE BAND Through the generosity of the people of Sharon Hill, the P. T. A., and the splendid cooperation and assistance of the band mothers, our band appeared this year resplend- ently attired in fine, new purple and gold uniforms. The band performed at the football games and also played at the April P. T. A. meeting. Four of the members, Hoef- fer, M. Duncan, F. Crookshank, and W. Porter, repre- sented the school in the Southeastern District Band Con- cert held at Pottstown. THE ORCHESTRA Preridefzf ..... .... J ames Hoclfer Vice-Preriafelzt .... ....... A nna Boyd Secretary-Trefzrfzrev' .... Marjorie Duncan S,t1g212rhri.i. ......... Miss Margaret N. Dalton Thirty-four-members comprise the orchestra. During the fschool year it haslfurnished music for class plays, Dramatic Club presentations and the National Honor So- ciety program. It also played for the Delaware County School Directors meeting held in Media, and the Vesper Service and Commencement exercises. Anna Boyd, James Hoeffer, and Larry Starer were chosen to represent us in the P. S. M. A., at the Southeastern District Orchestral Festival, held at Kennett Square. Anna Boyd was chosen for the All-State High School Orchestra assembled at Reading. THE GLEE CLUB Prerideizt . . . . . .Anna Calhoun Vire-President .... .... R egina Browne Serreiary-Tref1.rzn'e1' Mary Balsley Spomor .................. Miss M. Dalton The Glee Club or all-girl chorus is made up of 57 girls, some of whom have rendered solos at different activity pro- grams. The group gave a program for the P. T. A. at the March meeting. This year its largest project was acting as host to the Southeastern District Chorus. From our group 15 girls and 2 boys participated. Of this number 2 par- ticipated in the All-State Chorus Festival-Anna Boyd and Louis Kessler. The last event of the year was singing at Vesper Service. 29

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Firt raw--C. Warrington, C. Corbin, J. I-Iohman, G. Cucore, L. Thompson, D. Herb. Second row-J. Foreman, W. Mammele, R. jones, C. Kirchoft, P. Miller. A, Third row-J. Smitheman, W. O'Brien, R. Ed- wards, J. Riley, Mr. H. Tomlinson. AIRPLANE CLUB OFFICERS Chief P2101 .... ............ G eorge Cucore Spousal' ............ Mr. Howard Tomlinson The purpose of the club is to study different techniques in building model airplanes. Most of the actual work is done at home, thus keeping the club periods free for dis- cussion and testing of the planes. A R T C L U B 5 - .,......... M.w'11' Q H'1db d Left 10 figs,-J. Mitchell, o. sfemmerz, T. Bot- fbomo' F ' lam I 6 mn t tomley, Mr. W. Hildebrandt, W. Franke, J, The Art Club affords an excellent opportunity for those Mitchner, E. Dalziel, D. Atchison, A. J. Bech- tel, H. Hatton, E. Stockwell, J. Lockhart. Left I0 rigbl-Mr. G. Stauffer, R. Mofht, C. Waters, C. Turnbull, I. Baum, J. Wenriclm, S. Speaker, I. Malcomson, J. McLarnon, I. Lichty, L. Kessler. who have artistic ability. They learn different techniques in art and are now painting a mural. B I - P H Y - C H E M OFFICERS Preyidelzl ................. John McLarnon Vice-Preridelzl . . . . . .Stanley Speaker Secretary .... .......... I ames Lichty Trerzrrner . . ........... Robert Moffitt Sponror ............. Mr. George F. StauHFer The chief purpose of the club is to afford opportunity for those students interested in science to do more exten- sive work in the particular field in which they are inter- ested. The meetings are devoted to experiments, demon- strations and reports on current scientific research. The club is a member of the Science Clubs of America and the Philadelphia Suburban Conference of Science Clubs. 31