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

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First row-U. Powell, J. Heckman, XV. Porter, M. Warrington, M. Bishop, F. McWilliams, S. Grif fith, E. Wylie, N. Kopp, R. Heckman. Second row-C. Kelley, XV. Bishop, L. Yocufn M. A. Roberts, R. Rupert, M. Beringer, A. Boyd M. Duncan, J. Wenrich, A. Yurgensen. Third row-Mr. F. Fernsler, M. L. Collins, F. Boggs, J. Charles, D. McKellar, C. Tremaine, R. Turnbull, K. Desmond, P. Atwell. First row-I. Hall, D. Robinson, M. Pearce. Second row-W. Rice, C. Thompson, H. Warring- ton, O. Steinmetz, E. Neatherly, R. Bishop, M. Sorrentino, R. Pyle, T. Zebley, J. Rowe. Third row-M. Bilbrough, J. Kennedy, L. Caster, M. Stang, M. Davison, H. Brittingham, J. Hamil. ton, D. Carter, M. Rinier. Fourth raw-Mr. C. Hutzley, M. Ericson, N. Cot- ton, J. Mitchell, E. Lewis, V. Budd. S. Connell, R. Goebner, M. J. Kreider, L. Bromley. Nat appearing-E. Haslett, F. Wittman. Fin: row-D. Day, D. Amy, E. Bilbrough, G. Quigley. Serand row-S. Ammon, M. Orr, E. Downs, F. Mammele, Mrs. N. Miley, F. Towey, M. Pearson. Third row-R. Wilson, M. Bilbrough, J. Mclntire, R. McCoy, M. Riley, G. Davis, L. Lytle. 1 SENIOR DRAMATICS OFFICERS Preridefzt .... ............ W illiam Bishop Vire-President . . . . .Dugald McKellar Serrelm'y .... . . .Janice Heckman Trearzzrer . . . ........ Anna Boyd Spomor .......... ..... M r. F. P. Fernsler The Dramatic Club devoted its time this year to learn- ing the fundamentals of the stage and acting. The mem- bers presented two one-act plays for an assembly program. Exchange assembly programs to be presented to other schools were perfected. At commencement Dramatic Club pins were awarded to all seniors. JUNIOR DRAMATICS OFFICERS ' President ..... . . .Doris Robinson Vice-Preridenf ..... . . .Marjorie Pearce Sewaelary-Trearfzrer . . . ....... jean Hall Spafzrm' ................... Mr. C. Hutzley This club is for those Junior High School people who are interested in dramatics. The group has given two plays in assembly and plans to give another at Folcroft. NEEDLECRAFT Sponror ..... H ..... .... M rs. Naomi Miley The girls of the club have been doing Crocheting, knit- ting, and weaving. They are also making covers for sew- ing machines and tables in the Home Economics Depart-V ment. 37

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Firrt row-O. Wintermute, M. Ponton. Serozzd 1-ow-J. Johanson, E. O'Brien, B. Boger, Miss Helen L. Vance, D. Hatton. Third wwf-S. Plotner, J. Kugal, L. Bromley, M, Davidsonl Firrt row-E. Wiley, J. Lichty, M'r. G. Stauilier, R. Walters, R. Weininann. Sammi mu'-J. McLarnon, I.. Kessler, H. Allen, J Weaver. Fi:-.rl row-E. Amy, E. Neate, G. Hoffecker, M. Bernard, J. Harrison, Miss B. Kunkel. Serofzd row-F. Cherry, G. Guistwhite, J. Dahl quist, M. Balsley, E. Milne, G. Lott, M. A. Sass N01 appearing-M. McDowell, D. Reichert. NURSING CLUB OFFICERS Preridefzl ............... Ernestine O'Brien Vice-Preridem' . . . ..... Betty Boger Treaffzrer ..... .... D oris Hatton Spozzror ................,.. Miss H. Vance The purpose of this club is to give instructions in first- aid and practical nursing care. OPERATORS'CLUB OFFICERS Chief Opemzfw' ............. john McLarnon Bffriazerr Malzagev' ............. James Lichty Spomor ............, Mr. George F. Stauffer The modern school program includes Visual Aids. In the Sharon Hill High School we have a Victor sound mo- tion picture projector, a iilmslide projector, a lantern slide projector and a public address system. Our activities in- clude the projection of film to various classes, lantern slides for assemblies, the playing of records for noontime dancing, and to assist in lighting for the two-reel 16 mm. Kodachrome picture record of school activities during the school year 1941-42. Our motto is, One Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words. TRLHIlf OFFICERS Preridezzt ................ Gloria Hoifecker Vire-Pzwidelzt . . . ..... Betty Milne Senetary ..... ...... I oy Harrison Trefzrfzrev' . . . .......... Gladys Lott Spafzror ............... Miss Bertha Kunkel The Tri-Hi-Y is a service club. Its aim is to help the school and community. This year's activities have included the making of cookies for Sharon Hill boys in the serv- ice of our armed forces, helping needy families at Christ- mas time, and preparing scrap books for hospitals. Tri- Hi-Y rallies at Media and Norristown were well attended by delegates from Sharon Hill. 39