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

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1943 volume:

N f I' 1 , ' - , 1 - 1 5, I I . 1 . 1 .1 ., 1 ' 1 1 , - , ' . 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 . - 1 - ' 1 . '1 I 1 - ,, . -. . 1 , 1 1 1 ' ' 1 i ' ' 1 ,QA-Lex, HA. ,,,,..A2 THE 1943 UWL ' f 95 . 1 W. ,X ,A ,. w NX w ww 1 Y i, 'f.'f V. ' Xwm, Q 1 Q X X ,X H ,,NN ,,k,.' X. , NXX XX ,w X! ,X X ,X gm: X - 1,w,.XX V , 1 , uw-1 ,1 9 ,X XX ,, ,V ' ' X ' ' 55i9,2fiS1k'f ' w Q ,LL w ,,.: X 1, 5 X ww f ' X H, SHAHUN HILL HIGH SEHUUL Sharon Hill-Pennsylvania HXXX1 XHXXXXXX HXXN1: w XXAHXX 1, . :Q A . TAKE UPF At iast we iiy towarci a new horizon, trying our Wings against tile winds of iife. The graciuai cieveiopment, attainments anci the poiisiueci suriace, which our siiip has received in the past tour years, are iaaseci upon a soiid eciucationai foundation. The triais and experiences of our ground woric wiii aici us immeasuraioiy in tiene tasics wiiicin we now unciertaice. The tasic oi' facing iiie and Hiiing our piaces in it ciutiiuiiy is tile cietermihation' of eacin oi us. We are con ticient that the wisciom anci courage wilicii were instiiieci into us by our instructors tiirougil their ttiorougii un- derstanding anci wise imanciiing of our proiaiems wiii serve as beacon iigiits on our iiigiut. Each one of tidem iias inspireci us anci aroused our entilusiasm and zest for tile future with a giimpse at his own triais, i1opes and aspirations. Often we have become ciiscourageci, tilrown our toois ciown, and turned our iuacics against our Woric. Oniy by the patience anci guidance ot our supervisors ilave We weatimereci timese periocis of inciecision anci gone on. Now, we are choosing one of the many new routes which ioranctl out iyeiore us. Some oi us wiii finci our ianciing piace in time reaims of business, otiuers in factories, anct stiii otilers in tile arts. in times iiice ttlese, especiaiiy, there is a neeci for time strength and perseverance which it taices to do a joiu weii. So, iiice tide motors oi our siiip, we vviii aii puii together to tuifiii tile ciuties of our ctmosen tasks. AIRPURT 1 THE :,w,,,,. e EI-HEP PILOTS if V ' . ..re 4 . Liz . N-fr V. '-N L , fl' I: fn- 'gnu 7 ii . -'iw 'V 21- I' I -,A 13: X 'lg ee ' fs-H fu-.-er .Q 1 ' if el f Mr, VV. lay Kennedy Miss Eleanor E. Roll: flfr. folm E. Fay We, the class of Nineteen Hundred Ferly-three, dedi- cate this, our year hook, to Mies E, Roth, Mr. Jehu E. Fay and Mr. W. Jay Kennedy. Their unfiring ellerie in our hehelf, their splendid guidance and wheleheeried ee- operation throughout our high school days have been deeply appreciated and will be ever remembered. Wi G -ff i'3-If N. , :gr-V-.ws K - N ttlwr ,, ASQ., Hu , it 4. 1,,,: , it it -arf' s ' S39-Y -- 1 , , gg: f 'S ig.,-.:5:1:,:3f,.. Zi, 11:35 'ii H A3 l ' 1: Wg 4 Wil' 4 the 2 ,H M h 7 25 :2 , , til l 'I ll ? Y - -.- J .- L' i , Y 'K 5 ,i .Hs- f .I .-V -. 4 i I ' , ,gi WH, 1, ' 1 'y1w,gi'2i?fjf ' ' it ly , N nw ,. , f w 'rqwqrx 'Q Mr. C. K. VVngner Supervising Principal To the Class ol 1945: Congratulations and Best Vvishes to you as you Htake olltn from school into a world at war. lVlan,s natural curiosity knows no bounds. From time immemorial, mountains, lakes, oceans and sky have challenged his urge to conquer. Plenty ol hard work, disaster and dis- couraging deteats have beset the path ol the aviator. It has been a long and difficult struggle, not only against the laws of nature, but against ignorance, superstition and preju- dice. The brilliant record ot aviation, however, is best summed up in the motto ot the Royal Air Force'- Per Ardua Ad Astra ,-the long, uphill struggle toward the stars. You, too, can achieve the ultimate star of a good position. a happy home, the respect and love of family and friends, and an abiding faith if you are willing to pay the price of hard work, thrift, clear thinking and a clear trust in God and your fellow man. The faculty and student body join me in best wishes. Remember, if you try hard enough, your possibilities are a Ceiling Unlimited. C. K. WAGNER. - lwr. Hugh K. Iotmslon Assistant Principal To the Class ol 1945: As you take olt into the blue on your tlight from school, our heartiest Wishes go with you for a happy trip and a sale landing. Although your destinations differ widely, you are all heading into a world at war. It is a world that will make heavy demands upon you. As true, loyal American citizens, you must be willing to assume these new and exacting responsibili- ties, even though it will entail using all the courage, knowledge and faith at your com- mand. As you wing your way through lite and pilot your ship into the unknown, may you keep in mind those prophetic words of Tennyson: For I dipt into the future far as human eye could see, Saw the Vision ot the world, and all the wonder that would beg Saw the heavens till with commerce, argosies of magic sails, Pilots of the purple twilight, dropping down with costly balesf' your Ubalesu be laden with good deeds. HUGH K. JoHNs'roN. May 4 EUMMANUEH5 I I W x , , F i '-Tlmlmiore B. Parker, losapir. M. Ryan, Andrew O. Oizlson, Ir., Elbrirlgc lockwell. Iofln Nl. McLarnori. S L1 ow-'Clarence K. VVugner, Xvilliurn G. Ralston, Francis Breariy, Hibtmrd G. Cv npert. BOARD GF EDUCATION Qtficers President ...... ...... .... A n drew 0. Oillson, Jr. Vice President ..... ........ J osepti M. Ryan Secretary ....... ...... H ibbarcl' G. Gumpert Treasurer. . . ,.... William G. Ralston Solicitor .... . . ....... Francis Brearly Committees Property Finance V1-I'l60dOI'C PHTICCI Joseph M. Ryan J0l'lI1 M. McLarnon TGGCIICF Joseph M. Ryan Eibridge F. Stockwell Andrew O. Otnlson, Jr. John M. McLarnon Eitnriclge F. Stockwell Sinking Fund Andrew O. Ohison, Jr. Theodore B. Parker William G. Ralston M. , 'R X - VV M: A 5 1 , ,ar ' ',,:,,f.,f'114-, 1 I' ' ' - 7.. I X 5, ,H -,f1'3 ' A :lil . Ly. ,x I , 1 X, IH Ari W' - G3 , I I I l . , Q' 5 'A ' '.- Fl, ' -' li' , 1 I i9 n laws A 1 ,A I1 tb 'Q H1 I A Q A , A W. x .1 I Q . 5' .1 15 .-.l N Y 1 1 Ik ru I 1 F! 1 ',. Nw 1' Y ...X 1ij'jii I ,f1'1 1I,fi:'I,i:Q,:1: H , 1 - 11. iw, I f I 'M l .A y 1,1 Af -, ,if Q , , la Qi. N K iii : gilli iiefg ,vli I ' ' .,- , -' in ' Iilu. . 71 u E V Q lv., 1 J I I f 51 5 7 ANNIE G. BERKE 1IVIRS.l MARGARET N. D. L Hygiene, Piiysicni Iiciueation Nlusic x Dan ' g CIuIJ, I'I0cIcey CIUIJ: AtI1Ictic Dircgiiir anci CoacI1 fgirisf, Vvcst Glen, Club' Citchcs cl phcitcr Ciicster Stake Teacirers Coiicgc, B. S. S rl 1919 'V York Un'Vc'5'IY' in I'IeaItI1 Education. 1955: iempie University, IVI. S. i ciucation 1959. HN .. ' .ncrai S . -1 Iogy K 1' Fra cIin an 1ar- e ,ge, B. S. Penna. State Noi- , empie Univ. IVI. A. HILDEBRANDT Art Art Ciuioi Tempic Univ., B.F.A. 1958: BS. in ELI., 1959: Piiiia. Iviuseum Scimoi oi Inciustriai Arts. GRIFFITH O. JONES SociaI Stuciies anci Geography I'IoIaIJy CIuI9: Facuiiy Mgr. Aiitieiicsc Varsity Baseinaii Coaciiz Kutztown S. T. C., BS. in ECI., 1957, Temple Univ. iozsllgxxwv FREDERICK P. FERNSLIER Engiisix ' Dramatics. Niuirieniaerg Coiiege, P1r.B., 1929: Univ. oi' Penna., 1VI.A., 1941. ALICE HOVVE gm ' Junia Co c c. AB., 1951: IVIiIIcrs- viIe . . .: New York Univ., 1956. MYRTLE JONES OII-ice Secretary Peirce Business College. . 6 I SUUADHU I MILDRED PIERCE FAIRLAIVIB QIVIRSJ Soeiai Studies Tempic Univ., B. S, in ECI.. 1956. HELEN D. GRIFFITHS QIVIRSJ Matirenxatics ami Guiriance Service Stitcilcrs Ciuiv: Cvuiciance Coun- seIor: National Honor Society. Univ. oi Penna., BS. in Eci., 1950, IVI.S. in ECI., 1936. 1 Boygm Iy-Y CIUI7: Varsity BasIcetIJaII Coacii, Geneva Coiiege, BS. in ECI.. HUTZLEY 'n isl 1937: Univ. of Pcnna. VV. JAY KENNEDY Sociai Stuciies and Band: Mr. Kennedy resigneci in October to talce a position in inciustry. LEADERS ANNABELLE H. KREIDER Ol-lice Secretary lvliss Krcicicr resigned in December. CHARLES H. IVIEANS industrial Arts Airplane Ciuio. Western illinois State Teachers College, BE., 1936: Colum- ibia Univ. E. DOROTHY MEYER' Commercial Subjects. Commercial Club: Temple Univ., BS. in Eel., 1941: Temple Univ. GEORGE F. STAUFFER Science, Attendance Officer Radio Club. Preslaeronautics Clulz, Op- erator's Cluio: Director of Visual Eclu- cation. Millersville S. T. C., BS., 1932: Temple Univ.: Univ. of Penna., M.S,, 1958. V , 1 ' G 9-. - - t .QW x H . . vii., it . . ., I ff 1 i 55' ' S. L5 uf skiing 1 , 15 -' A 3 li : : ' -' A . v .V .f .1 i-N 46.17. fbif N Q- ,-Q 1 . .i E - 1' . 'H-. . limi-.L ,i ., I V. ...- , W Sir. 1 lg-:Viv is 'li' 1 .. ' M ' l Q I f i fi X L -f ' 2'1f1fi. w.,i I lib, ' -. il 'E ' 7 X.'.4 l lf. i v 1 ,,., ,.x, --' , 1 .. YY . Y N 'A E-MI? I 'A Vrrl Y 9 iii. 1 -gig . .3 li I A! A-3-E' i 2 W A A . .... l ' 'x- .H ' K V it BERTHA Wi. KUNKEL ELLA F. LONG f1VlRS.l Foreign Languages Tri-Hy-Y Club. Univ. of Penna., BS. in Eel.. 1935: NLS. in Eel.. 1942. DWIGHT G. MEANS Physical Education ancl Health Wir. Nlcans lxas resignccl liis position to enter tiic Unitecl States Navy. He ims been replaced lay iV1r. Roiaert A. lV1elV1ullen of West Chester State Tcacliers College. Commercial Subjects Sim-Hi: Temple Univ., BS. in Eel., 1955: Temple Univ. HELEN L. VANCE SCl100i Nurse Nursing Ciuis. Chester Hospital, R.N., 1958. 7 lx,iilii1CIlli'l11CS Sluclent Council: Pre-Navigation Cluio: Swartlimore College, A. B.. 1922: Univ. ol' Penna.. FLA., 1939. NAOM1 VV. MILEY QMRSJ Hon C E . Ill' .Ss Necdlecralt' Cil CgC, fChC ln titute: ' . of e ., emple Univ. KATHRYN WHEELER SNAVELY QMRSJ v English, History, Mailreniatics Junior Dramatic Club: Lelaanon Valley, B.A., 1927: Columbia Univ., MA., 1 932. E. JOHN ZE'I'1'LEMOYER Social Stuclies ancl Band Mr. Zeltlemoyer resigneel in Decemiaer to enter tile United States Army. FLIGHT CREW t'irst ron Wt THE OWL STAFF 1-4 r. H. I0,lYlSt0l'l., M. Montngliv, R. txtctfee. I SOCOIILI FDIL7'-'H. l.l1IK Ull, ylllffltlllll. Not up pearing-H. Stetser. THE OWL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ................. Robert W. lVlcKee, Jr. Assistant Editor. . Assistant Editor. . Business twanager. . . Advertising tvtanager . . . . .Mary H. Montague . . . . . . .Hazel M. Stetser . . . . .Chester A. Turnbull . . ........ Howard Landon Sponsor ..... ....... Art Committee William Duicho Renay Heclcman Craig Waters Evelyn Henry Robert Kennedy Subscription Committee Chester Turnbull Jean Sahrhage Jean Simpson Ernestine O,Brien William Warren Elwood Wylie Advertising Committee John Kelly Howard Landon William Koellman Ernestine O'Brien Activities Committee Hazel Stetser .. . . . .lVlr. Hugh K. Johnston Inga Rest I-IOVVHTCI Landon James Nlalcomson Robert Hartley Regina Browne Senior Individuals Robert lVlcKee Mary' Ann Roberts Marion Ford Hazel Stetser Howard I..E1flCl0I1 Inga Rest Betty Weihenmayer Nlary lVlontague Photography Committee Elwood Wylie Robert Hartley Pauline NClS0f1 Doris Hotfmeister Alice Johnson 8 William Koellman Grace Wriglit Sports Committee Jean Simpson Pauline Nelson William Warren Class Witt Renay Heclcman William Duicho Class History Eleanor Bass Typists Regina 'Browne Grace Wright Mary Montague Jean Small Jean Simpson Betty Weihenmayier Dorothea Allen Mildred Cloud Dorothy Chasey Howard Landon Jean Sahrhage Snapshot Committee Franklin Koch Robert Hartley Howard Landon , - FLIGHT UNE ELAESES 0 ncrly clescrilaes Sis, who is THOMAS C. ABRAMS Aloe uvsflzul page is il? Baseball 2. 4: Footlaall 4: Dancing Club 2. 5: Vnrsily 4: Boys-Be-Fit Clula 4. Torn, wlwo is inclinccl to- warrls sports. woulcl ratlier swing a lnaseloall bar tlian cle sclmolworlc. Well, wlmo woulcln'l? B ssmimis FLIGHT SUUAUHU Dottie, Oooh, Bolwln Orcliestra 2, 5. 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Sim-Hi 5, 4: Dancing Club 2. 5: Service Stitcliers 4: S. E. District Cliorus 2, 5: S. E. Disirici Orchestra 2: l'lonor Society 5, 4. Dottie, our sclnool musi- cian. is rarely seen not loang- ing on a piano Our musical 0 . organizations will miss licr n I 1 r fs Ellie Know what l mean?u Dancing Clulo 2. 5. Ellie, one 'il our noisier seniors, is sellom seen not lallring. Site exfels in sewing anal liopes to laecome a cle- signcr upon graclualioln. JUSTUS V. BAUM. JR. Boo Ulisten, you Guysn Football 4: Orclxestra 5. 4: Bi-Play-Cliem 5: Pre-Navigxr lion Club 4. Boo, tlxe funniest Col- wynitc, came to our scliool in l1is Junior year. Justus' gracluation will lne the locgin- ning ol liis enlistment in tl1e Signal Corps of tlwe Unitecl States Army. in . ,, H, M. 4 H M :Ms M mm: ,M M is E News H H :awry seams X: H M ml rss... M E was X W s ,LE msgs. 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Tri-Hy-Y 2: Glce Clulo 2, 5, vvitlwut doulal tlie quietest lllcnlbcf or llllc Seniar class. Honor 5: Commer- cial Clulv 5. 4: Dancing Cluln 2: Hockey 2. 5, 4: Class Play 5. Brownie is a small girl arouncl. especially wl1o gets wliile cllasing a lmclcey lnall. Sclwlasiically, slmc ranks at Ille top, also. Dot, one ol our quieter seniors, came to us from Prospect Pnrlc in lier junior year. Size llopcs io laecome a private secretary in a large COYICCITI. t0 4: Craft Club 5: Commer- cial Clula Ll: S. E. District Cliorus 5. lVlilclrecl is a quiet senior wliose interests center arouncl music nncl sewing. Slie also lilies to peel: at a typewriter. PHYLLIS COLLINS Phil wllliinlz l'lI pass typing? Nursing Clula 2. 5: Com- mercial Club 4. Phil, a jolly memlaer ol tlie class. always llas a smile lor everyone. ss ss an s tt s S... 54-is . K . 5 H s '..,,. E xx mn is wr- l E S1 H . 4 : 1 gg I a JOHN S. FITZWATER Fitz Wliat??? Football 5. 4: Baslcetlmall 5, 4: Baselnall 5: Bi-Pliy-Clmem 3: Corcl ol' l'Ionor 5: Honor Society 5, 4: Stuclent Coun- cil 4: Class Presiclent 4: Pre- Fliglxt Aeronautics 4: Pre- Navigation 4. uI:itz, wlmo came to us lrom Colwyn, plans to enter some larancl1 ol tlme Armed Forces upon graduation. I SE IDRS UF 1943 FREDERICK KESSLER CROOKSHANK -'FYCdl 1 Hey, Coolzieln Baslcctlyall 2, 5. 4: Baseltvall 2, 5: Orchestra 2, 5, 4: Bancl 2, 3. 4: l'lonor So- ciety 5. 4: Class Play 5: Dancing Clulr 2, 5: Raclio Clulo 4: S. E. District Bancl 2, 5: Cord ol l'Ionor 5. S. I-I. I'l. S. activities lost out wlien Frecl left in Felo- ruary to enter Drexel Insti- lute. 2 ti .nw IVIARGARET .l. DOUCvl'IERTY Doc uoll my gosliln Dancing Clulo 2. 5: I'IocIcey 2. 3, 4: Baslcetlnall 2: Com- mercial Clula 4. Doc is known lor licr lioclcey playing anil lxer jitter- lougqing. Slle is always reacly to do a person a lavor. as E . gsm 3 if ur .im .o .Q W5 . Q - m If : - .-r'fI'?? fl W 5 T , . -: I :St ir E H: 35-.5 Q' ss H W H H as E E Wi E 'Wi :iif:Ef?E5i!!I:' M ...... .1555 Q3 H 'REE I:. M 'f imiws L H K K f H Qs as s 5 Z H 'Ef125.2!2fisi .,.. 'f S . is . s H 55 : S H H E . S ' -'-- 1 gs H . Y : . H B N K Q Q :ffl 3? F H . W W Q . 5 , -'V-is H 3 Zh H1 ,Z E WH KN: 4: NW may -wg r -is LE.:-si MQ-.1 qa iwmmlgm' Q3 :El X :I 5... ggi. . MARION L. FORD EDWARD GORRIE Stull Ed HYou arenyt lziclclingn 1'll go clown with you, lioyn Dancing Cluln 2. 5: GlecVarsity Clulm' 2. 3: Radio Clula 3: Senior Dramatics 4: Clulm 4. Class Plat' 5- 43 Dramatic Altl1ougl1 ECI is a liappy- Clu-l3 Play 4' go-lucliy lellow, lie is serious lVIarion liopes to Inc a alxout joining the Uniiecl woman in wllite in time near States air lorce wlien lie luturc, laut mayloe Cupicl gracluatcs. Ed is nolerllalso will intervene. lor llis peculiar lauglm Il WILLIAM ERNEST DUICI-IO DootcI1 Give me a leiss, Doris! Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Corcl ol' Honor 5: Camera Cluln 3: Senior Dramatics Q. 4: Slin- l'li 2. 5. 4: Class Play 5, 4: Dramatic Clula Play 4. Bill, our class llumorisl. clevotes l1is time to music. art ancl tlie writing of Dissa 'n Data. is is - H - I H , lt .... I ll alas.-:- X li.: 2. s H 9' KI E H R 1 B is H B . H 5 H E 1 1 is 'A if x A EE gr as .f F E I Z 4 f 5.5 :5:.,:::.:::-::,'g, :-:: Q' , :W E i:i'i't': ':5:5: Q, I ' .:-2555555525 ' Em H 5 a az.: I :f ' -. U 1 -sv - f- gg :-: xc xi . -5, fs ss W is is fi- Q . s NANCY A. HAFNER Nancy Are you. Liclr1ing? Orclmestra 5, 4: Band 4: Commercial Clula 5, 4. Nancy came to us from Colwyn in ller junior year. Slie is small ancl quiclc: lricnclly and lranlc in ller opinions. ROBERT RITCHIE HARTLEY ' Ollie Yes, lustusu Grclmstra 5. 4: -Band 5: Camera Clulu 5: l'ootlJall 4: Prelliglit Aeronautics 4: Pre- navigation Cluln 4. Mollie. wlio seems quite slow at times. llas a lmppy- go-luclry oulloolc on tllings in general. Altl1ougl1 luis inter- est centers areuncl science. luis ambition is to lsecome a memlaer ol tlie Air Corps. FLIGHT SUUA HU RENE CHARLES EVELYN ELIZABETH HECKMAN HENRY . . E Heck VVl1at tllis country needs is a good 5C Bazaar Slla-Hi 2, 5, 4: Band 2. 5. 4: Cliecr-lcacler 4: Class President 2. 5: Student Council 3: Dramatic Clulo 2, 5. 4: Class Play 5, 4. ul'leclc is tlle class ultcllf' although lie lias never driven anyone completely macl. He lias sliown prominence in tlie lielcls ol art and elramatics. ancl lxopes to lac a cartoonist. He is sa Glce Club Class ciety Hx Are you lzi.Jclin'? Clulu 5. 4: Dancing 3: Dramatic Club 4: Play 5. 4: Honor So- 4. 5 UEVH is last anal lurious at limes. but wlien slle cools oll. slie sliows an air ol so- plristication. Altllougll slle is a clever artist. slie intcncls to enter nursing scliool. . a Q '-x as nt DORIS DEAN HOFFlVlElSTER Holly My word Glcc Clula 5, 4: Slm-l-li 5. 4: Dramatic Clulx 4: Cam- era Clula 5. 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ALICE JULIA JOHNSOIN HUTCHINSON ISTAK JOHANSON --J,,,,,,,,ic-- .- LOU H U Marge' Toocly 'ITIIBFGIS a possibility svamm play Cards? 'lWhy?', UHOIY Cow.. Glee Clula 3: Commercial Camera Club. 2. 5: Radio Commercial Cluln 4: Danc- Orcllestra 2. 5, 4: Bancl 2, Cluln 43 Camera Club 5 Club 4. ing Clulo 5. 3, 4: Cvlee Clula 2, 5. 4: Slna-Hi 4. - Lou. wlm is quiet ancl Although Marge is on the Nursing Club 2 3' 4? Dis- ntloltnnien is goocl-naturecl conservative in tl1e eyes ol quiet sicle. slle certainly lias lficl Clmms 5' ancl popular witlm everyone most people, is a lmit on tlie a way vyitll tl1e fellows. Tall and quiet, describes Slle malces a success ol clevilisli sicle to tliose wlio Maybe its luecause slxes tlmis mcmlaer of tlxe class. evcrytliing she attempts: and know him better- E00fl'l00lCinE- mllooclyh lias been outstancl- is always willing to lencl a ing lor lier worlc in tlxe mu- lielping l1anCl. . sical organizations. I 2 SE IUH5 UP 1943 BETVY J. JOHNSTON JOHN KELLY ROBERT L. KENNEDY BERLE KESTER Betty Butch J, P. Mole Elerie VVaclcla ye mean? Camera Club 5: Sba-Hi 4. Betty is from Colwyn. It clicln't talce ber long to get acquainted witli everyone at Slxaron Hill. Slie is at ber best wlien mimeograplling our scliool paper--Slia-Hi. That airI't rigl1ll Dancing Club 2: Football 2, 3, 4: Baslcetball 2, 5: Varsity Club 5, 4. Butch lelt scliool in Jan- uary ancl is now in tl'1e Ma- rines. We all remember lliin baclc liere lor liis activeness in football and basketball. We wisb liim tlie best of luck. Do you? Varsity Club, 2, 5, 4: Foot- ball 2. 5: Capt. 4: Baslcet- ball 2, 5, 4: Baseball 2. 5: Banrl 2: Asst. Class Treas- urer 2: Raclio Club 4. The lVlolc bas an amiable disposition wliicll malces lwim well lilced by everyone. His favorite pastime is teasing the girls. H Who says so ? Dancing Club 5: Prelligllt Aeronautics 4: Radio 4: Bas- ketball 4. , Berle came to Sllaron Hill in l'1is junior year. Al- ways reacly to do someone a lavor: bis aspiration lies in aviation. . e, 2' 7 FRANKLIN JAMES C. WILLIAM HOWARD JOSEPH HARRY MacLAUGHLIN KOCH KOELLMAN LANDON --Ha,,y-- Coolcien Bm Alf Well, l'll be darned! Band 2. 5: Dancing Club 2: Camera Club 5: Meteorol- ogy Club 4: Class Play 5: Honor Society 5, 4: Stuclcnt Council 5, 4: Baseball 2. 5: Basketball 2. 5. 4: F00tlJHll 4: Class Vice President 4. Franklin is an all-round goocl stuclent ancl active in all sports. A branch of tlme armed lorces will greet liim in June. Say, liuve you lnearcll-7 Basketball 2. 5. 4: Football 2, 5, 4: Varsity Club 5. 4: Raclio Club 4. Bill is lorever spreading rumors. He is at bis best wlien playing lootball and basketball. Bill bas a swell clisposition anal is lilcecl by everyone. Got an extra pencil? Cord of Honor 5: Football Manager 5, 4: Slia-Hi 4: Commercial Club 4: Class Treasurer 4: Honor Society 4: Advertising Mgr. ol Owl. wbo came to us in luis junior year, bas made many lriencls, especially in sllortllancl class, wl1ere lie is the only boy. He is a very goocl student. Oh heck! Dancing Club 2: Radio Club 4. Harry is clelinitely one ol' our most quiet seniors. Tlie only time we ltnow be is around is in P. O. D. class, wl1ere lie cloes most ol bis tallcing. JAMES A. MALCOMSON Malo 'll rlonlt lznown By-Pliy-Cliem Clula 5. 4: lVlgr. ol Football 5, 4: Cord ol Honor 5: Class Play 4: Prcnavigation 4: Raclio 4. .lames performed an elli- cient managerial jul: on tl1e lootlnall gricliron. He loolcs lorwarcl to enlisting in tlte Navy. FLIGHT SU ADHD ANNA MARY lVlcCAUGl'lN lVlcCaugl1in Dill your ltear tire joke alwout-f? Dancing Club 2, 5: Girls- Be-Fit Clulo 4: l'loclrcy 2, 5. Capt. 4: Basketball 2. Very mucli inclinecl toward rmytliing concerning sports clescrilaes tlxis irienrlly mem- lier ol llle senior class. s V -:Li . A ,.,. Q .::...3L- 4 if f 33 Y 2 . f , ' Q Y ' Qi ---. A ' W 4 A ' -as ai? if jfw FLORENCE MARY HELEN MCWILLIAMS MONTAGUE Floss Mary Cut it down Dramatic Clula 2, 5: Base- ball 2: Girls-Be-Fit 4: l'loclcey 2: Glee Clulu 2, 4. Florence came to us in licr sopliomore year from Folcrolt. Hoclccy. loaslcetlzall, softball ancl dancing are among lier favorites. No: never mind! Dancing Club 2: Commer- cial Clulo 5: Sha-Hi 4: Glce Club 2. 5. 4: Corcl of Honor 3: Assistant Eclitor ol' Time Owl 4: Honor Society 4. Since coming to us in l1er sopliomore year, Mary lias macle a fine sclmool recorcl. Congenial, cooperative and ellicicnt are- clmracteristics tliat slioulcl txclp lier go lar. I4 ROBERT W. MCKEE, JR. Bob Wm Dancing Clula 2: Meteorol- ogy Clula 4: Corcl ol Honor 5: Eclitor ol UTl1e Qwln 4: Honor Society 4. Eclitor Bola is very quiet ancl an exceptionally good sluclent. His courtesy. willing- ness ancl clepenclainility lxave helped lxim to compile an envialnle scliool recorcl. ' f.. f .zijig M ? ti ' . A 1' 1.1 VF: 'x ' vw - :ft is ' . m g M 2 . .fa .V 4, ' .Qi ....... :ai-:: ' : :rS .Q ' . -a:.151E?... 'H s -:5:::'Z'Z :':.f.'.-::1:,-:- 5 WV? 5' fir ' Y if if gif s, :aff 51 i ' il A ' folio 'F 'i .vk , MARY PAULINE NELSON Nels No kiddin'7 Camera Clulo 2. 5: Nursing Clulb 4: l'loclcey Manager 4. Nels, one ol our' fairer seniors. is clelinitely inclinecl towartl bowling ancl clancing. MARGARET lVlcKONE Peggy Hum Dancing Cluls 2: Commer- cial Clulv 4: Slia-Hi 2. 5. 4: Hoclcey 3. Peg's interests are purely atliletic in nature. Higliliglits are lnowling ancl ice-sliating. , ,qs mi 9,- A 'flatli as. -5 s ., ERNESTINE THERESA O'BRlEN Ernie nHonest to John Nursing Club 2, 5, 4. senior more quiet ones. ln tl1e luture we may expect to see Ernestine administering to a patient's neecls, l-or lier amlaition is to lie a nurse. Ernie is our tiniest ancl also one of tire 1 MQW y Ms DOROTHY LOUISE OERLEIN HD0tty Lou llwtlut am: 1 saying? Nursing Cluls 2: Dancing Club 5: Commercial 4: Slxa-Hi 4. Dotty Lou can be seen writing letters to tier long service-boy mailing list. Slre aspires to lae a morlel ancl we wisli lner a long. success- tul career. SE IDRS UF 1943 DONALD PORTER K l DOH ' , nvtfvtiat are you doing tonight? Camera Club 2, 5: Prc-navi- gation 4: Dramatic Club 4: Dramatic Club Play 4: Class Play 5: Corel ol Honor 5: Vice Presiclent 5. ln tlie near luture, Don will be wearing a pair ot Naval Vvings. lvlucll to our ctismay, lie left us in Febru- ary lor Drexel. F , 2 'K K f 3 N x NX 1 V: ew-'Z' fe X ,, S . i - ,y , ' . ' 2 QXYZZ ee: ra A E xc Pi -'V -2 :s.:g::.::::: : ,, Q, A N ' ...,. V,. , f- A. .. Q15 as ers . . ., sq: W fl: . ::::z'.,:f.f. Er' 1 r - f 2.22522 3' ja:i: ::'fg A ,-' ' 4 QE W :fm f gf , ' M 'f f :::: i i' . fl-5555155 ff - 5 V' ., , V. 4 f. ' :E - ,ig ZF: ,.., ....,. 1 ' P. :we . .V A 3 . . . 5- 1 :WE I '. , , ., :.:,5, I., . H rg! 1 5 K it V K l- H : , it 'K s. ' l 5 X l f if fi! 3 ir . .. ,Q .,.. A N snowy MARY ANNA ROBERTS Hfxnnieu Really? Dancing Club 2: Dramatic Club 5. 4: Dramatic ClulJ Play 5, 4: Class Play, 5, 4: Glee Clulo 2. 5, 4. Mary Anna is definitely inclinecl toward clramatics and music. Slwe aspires to continue tier education ancl enter the teaclming profession. 1 :X 1. , MJ.: A JEAN SAHRHAGE HDimplesH Hxxllllll are you waiting for? Dancing Clulo. 2, 5: Hockey 2, 3: Basketball 2: Clieer- lcaclcr 5. 4: Glee Clula 2, 5, 4: S. E. District Cliorus 5: Class Play 3: Cvirls-Bc-Fit 4. Jean lnas tier sliare of pep ancl tlwen some. especially wlnen tt1ere's clreer-leading to tae clone. To tier, we wislr llie laest ot luclc in all strc attempts to do. FLORENCE QUINN llFlOSS. Did you hear about the Moron? Dancing Clulo 2. 5: Com- mercial Clulm 4. Floss wants to lee a lnusincss girl in a twig ollice wliere tllere will lac little worlc. loig pay and a lot of lun fmostly luni. A petite and cute senior wlm will llc remcmlaerccl for lrer giggle. INGA MARIA REST ..I g.. , n 1 tlluugllt Tcl die Sita-Hi 2. 5, 4: Craft Club 5: Class Play 5, 4: Dramatic Club Play 4: Dramatic Club 4: Corel ol Honor 5: Honor Society 4. Inga excels in English ancl inurnalism. Slic is top-notclx in tier stuclies. Alter graclu- ation. tier anllixilion is to at- tcncl ttre University ol Penn. L - 'V I I it A R I '::2E:'fi1 fQ . Zin ' 2: i -' ..., . f tl W I T f f f X U j: '5'Z if Q I . ' : w i 3 T f , A 1 if jg - ' Q S: DONN SHAW BEVERLY SHUTES ..D0nn., HBCV.. Sounds good! Bancl 2. 5. 4: Orclrestra 2. 3, 4: Radio Clulo 4: Danc- ing Clula 2, 5. When comecly counts. uDonn can always lincl a iolie in everything. Donn lmopes to join time Air Corps in time near future. He is a swell fellow and we wislr trim tlie lnest of luck in his slay-ricling. I got the nicest letter from Fitz today! Commercial Club 4: Danc- ing Clutm 2, 5: Clreer-leacling 2, 5. 4: Class Treasurer 2: Assistant Class Treasurer 4. Bev, tire class dancer. centers tier interest around Fitz and ctieer-lcacling. She is always reacly and enjoys a goocl time. s JEAN SIMPSON .lean My Heavens! Band 2, 3, 4: Hoclcey 2. 5, 4: Dancing Cluln 2: Com- mercial Club 5, 4: Sha-Hi -t. Hi 4. Jean is one ol our more reserveci seniors, hut when il comes to typing ami hoclcey, you can't lineal her. T at :,.f.5 : ' S' -f-. 5: X.. , ' :sm ' .QQ I ZX: I LARRIMORE J. STARER Load HL!-Zfld U19 YOUY' llOlYlClL70l'k?U Football 5, 4: Orchestra 5. 4: Bi-Phy-Chem 5: Dramatic Clula Play 4. Larry, the future rloclor ol the class, is elhcient in every sense oi' the word. He lelt us in Feloruary to enter Ursi- nus College. FLIGHT SUUADHIJ JEAN BEATH SMALL Jeannie Lei's get a coke Dancing Club 5: Sha-Hi 4. Petite and lull ol lun cie- scriizes this senior. .lean is a swell pal anel always reacly lor a goofl time. sa-...f HAZEL M. STETSER Stets': nxvell, fancy tim! Tri-Hi-Y 2: Cral-t Clula 5: Service Stitchers 4: Assistant Eciitor ol Owl 4: Corel oi Honor 5. This senior has a most amazing sense ol' humor, wlxicll pops up at the oclciest times. Seriously, Hazel is a good pai. always reacly to clo someone a favor. 16 GEORGE SMITH Peaches Do you? Football 2, 5. 4: Basketball 4: Raclio Cluln 4. Nothing hut football can rullle the calm and laclcaciai- sical manner ol this senior. His clry ilumor and wry smile malce George one oi our most popular seniors. Mi .2 I I if ' 'if ii15:i51-. ' 52 E '5 .v .. ss X :L 1 at W i F , ., i 4 sw. . .f . . A tiwfv. i,l2:.if.:.:.x .. 1:-'Q ' Q ' f iEQ5:,EI:: 'L t Eff' ., A:-:zsmwf-aeff' f ff , . : 5255 - sg ., I at V .::..:..:' J . , - ALBERTA MILDRED TRAMDACK Bert Oli, guess what! Dancing Club 5: Sha-Hi 4. Bert, one of our cutest seniors, came to us in her junior year ancl would he an asset to any class. JAMES SODERLAND 'fliggcrsu Lemme your pencil, will you? Football 2. 5. 4: Baslretiball 4: Sports Cluln 2: Varsity Clula 5: Radio Club 5: Or- chestra 2. James is a sport aclciict ancl can usually he seen clis- playing llis ability in the gym. , M N N to .. ffm gm . it , . mg' - A A I! N szfgmy gg : . s .. ...JE fi' 5 E fs y ii ii T el -' . . 5 ' f. ...Ill ., .if Y' '3 Ei -ii , if .:. 4 . 4 rz ., -:-': I -.: Y .. ,..,::s::':-E:..f 4.-: . . -I --.::- ---- 1 K .. U T X 5 Tw .sn 1 rm ,uf . , - .2 x 2Q2'2f ' tt Q ix .1 B 5 CHESTER ALLEN TURNBULL Chnl U1 1.'lon't lznowu Bi-Phy-Chem 5: Boys-Be-Fit 4: Football 2, 5, 4: Stage Crew 5: Corcl of Honor 5: Honor Society 4. Chester is one of the inet- ter stuclents ol the class. But cJon't ict that fool you: he has quite a humorous way of expressing himself at times. VVILLIAIVI J. VVARREN HR d.. e VVI1y? Football 5, 4: Varsity Cluln 5: Raclio Club 4: Class Play 4. VVI1cn it comes to sports. Reel really -lSl'lIflCS.n Bill macle Iris dramatic clelout in tlie Senior Play, but wliile at Colwyn surprisecl everyone lay clisplaying llis Iieen sense ol Imumor as IVIacInme But- terIIy. . . ii ,, V, ,, -K fm .4,,, SE IUHS UI? 1943 CRAIG VVATERS MDCGCOHU VVell-Ah! Footlaall 4: Raclio Clula 4: Dancing Clultr 2: Baseball 3: Stuclent Council 5. Vvllat at Imrealc for tI1e army wllen tliey got Craig in its miclst. I'Iis CIICCIFUI presence and ready wit will always be rcmemlvered. t Y l , ,qs qi ' in :ii X W- in 5 :ummm :seam ii i ii um V ou as iii : I I I , ., ' Wl,:eI'w H W ,, fV ll ' Bw... ti ' ,tial -111: -1-: r 'asa- '-j-L - -Y -lj,-,k 1: in I .',,J.L ' ' Vx., ,aw - ,, ' 1 ,.:, .r , H N ii. so ii H 45722: ii lm mil r it N um Mm , F 1 ' g r . I A yy I X: I Il . nl ,WN iw x Ulu! W W, ,H ' l .... I ,,,-. n ' Q c ff f R '32, a f , f ,.iy' 1 I i 'T Eg, I .ba X W' gs 11 I ' ' fw'.i.i..:ft: I' N :. if.. W' jg, ,,.. I 1-f A fr fxlgfiffg, , ii' .' aw vis Blzl I Y ESTHER GRACE IVI. VVRIGHT VVEIHENIVIAYER 13u,,nie Upumplcinn -A HOI1 my word! Camera Club 5: Slta-Hi 4: Class Play 5: Coral ol Honor 5: Class Secretary 4. Betty, an original Colwyn- ite. came to Sllaron I-Iill in luer junior year. It diclrft take tI1e owls and uowletsn long to Iincl out tI1at slxe was a regular fellow. Gee IUIIIZU Slla-Hi 4: Dancing Club 5: Corcl ol I'Ionor 5: Commer- cial Cluln 4. Grace is very quiet, Iout actions speak Ioucler tI1an worcls: slle gets to tlie top in tlie activities slte under- talces. Her rlepenclalule clmar- acter will Ize an asset in lmer business lile. FRANK VVEISER Hvveisu IIWIIBFG do we go tonight? Radio Clulo 4: Footlaall 4. Notlling seems to worry Frank. He takes life as it comes, causes little troulule, and gets along well with I1is classmates. w'?AQ ' ELWOOD R. VVYLIE Uvvylicn XVI1ere's Bertfr' Cheer-leacling 2, 5, 4: Slin- Hi 2, 3. Editor 4: Class Vice President 2: Dancing Club 2: Operators' Club 2, 5, 4: Radio Clula 4: Dramatic Club 5: Stuclent Council 2. fl: J, V, Baslcetlball 5, 4. uvvylien stancls out in I'xis class as being an all arouncl goocl fellow. He enters into everytlling wliolcllearteclly. RICHARD ANSTEY Ike I clorfi believe it., Orcllcstra 2, 5: Class Treas- urer 5: Baseball I: Football 3: Basketball 5. HIlce, one ol' our Ines!- Iiliecl Seniors, left scI1ooI to enlist in tI1e Unitecl States Army. NVILLIAIVI QUIGLEY nlxflielcn HLODR IIGTGVI Varsity Clulo 2. 5: Football 5: Baseball 5: Baslcetloall 2, 5. IVIicIc, a tliree-letter man in Iootlnall, laaslcetloall and lnaselmall, left sellool to enlist in tlle Unitecl States Navy. FLIGHT LUIS FRE SHMAN YEAR High school at last, was the sigh of the freshmen that bright September morn. Alter the excitement of being freshmen wore olri, we settled down to wait for the arrival of our school pins. They linally came in December and, golly be. what a commotionl The way we acted you would think we were the first ones ever to receive pins. At the end of the year We celebrated by having a picnic at Morton. SOPHOMORE YEAR Our Sophomore year started oii with a bang by having Elwood Wylie win the A. A. Drive prize. Wirlm Renay Heclcman, Elwood Wylie, Mary Schuler and Richard Anstey as our officers, we presented an Armistice Day and Lincoln's Birth- day assembly program. The long-looked forward to Sophomore Hop was a huge success and we sophomores were proud of our efforts. We concluded this breathtaking year with a picnic at Springfield. JUNIOR YEAR 1 uduniorn-the word spelled enchantment to us. We knew this year held a lot in store for us and we started it olil by presenting an Armistice Day program in assembly. The next thing in our flight was our Junior Prom, but due to the worid conditions We called it the Hvictory Ball and donated a percentage oi the money to the U. S. O. At last the school rings arrived and you never saw a more excited group of Juniors. When the novelty of the new rings Wore olll, we started worlc on the Junior Play, HA Full Housef' 'Ir was directed by Mr. Fernsler and was another success credited to our account. The big day had linally arrived-the Seniors left for Washington and we Juniors didn't waste any time in talcing over the run of the school. We started off with Baby Day and followed with Dress Up Day. This year, under the supervision of Renay Heclcman, Mary' Schuler, Donald Porter, Richard Anstey and Vvilliam Duicho, was brought to a close with a picnic at Springheld. SENIOR YEAR As we started our Senior Year, we lcnew we were on the last hop ol our trip. Our liirst function was to give a farewell party for our sponsor, lVlr. Kennedy, who left school to enter defense worlc. He was replaced by lVlr. Fay. Due to the war and laclc ol' transportation facilities, we gave up our trip to Washington and diverted our attention to the Senior play, Gut of the Frying Panf, under the direction of lVl,1'. Fernsler. Here we challced up another success, No sooner was this over than we started plans for our Senior Final. Our eliorts were not in vain, as the dance was enjoyed by all. With our officers, Jack Fitzwater, Beverly Shutes, Betty Vveihenmayer, Howard Landon and our sponsors, lVliss Roth and Wir. Fay, the class held a ban- quet to malce merry together lor the last time. The Vesper Service held on Sunday night was a very inspiring occasion for each. class member. On June S, 1945, the eve of commencement, we knew that we had completed our liight through school and were ready to talce oft again, but this time into a world of war. Class Colors,-flVlaroon and Gold. Class Flower-Talisman Rose. Class Motto- UVVe find in life exactly what we put into itf' I8 FLIGHT REPORT Vve, the Seniors of Sharon Hill High School, being ol sound mind and . as good health as possible after lour years ol uGive and Take with the Faculty, do declare the following to be our last Will and Testament: To the Faculty-We Leave From the standpoint ol both parties con- cerned, This is enough to be thanlclul lorf, Our bequests are as follows: To E. BROXVNE-B. IQOELLMAN leaves his height. To J. I-IARRISON-E. HENRY and E. BASS be- queath their gift of gala. To B. l.oRENz-J. FITZNVATER wills his wolling abiln-y. To B. FORD-B. DUICHO leaves his telephone number. To M. DUNCAN-M. A. ROBERTS and M. Folio hand down their dramatic ability. To C. YOCUM-G. SMITI1 donates his HSwinger haircut. To M. BISHOP-J. BAUM bequeaths a pint ol blood. To J. HECIQNIAN-R. BRONVNE wills her short- hand ability. To E. AMY-D. ALLEN and M. ISTAK bestow their ability to get a man. To L. AUGUSTUS-D. OERLEIN leaves her sol- diers' addresses. To lVl. DAVIS-E. GORRIE donates his hair oil. To P. MEITNER-M. NIONTAGUE hands down her patented man trap. To H. LARER-F. WEISER wills his smoking jaclcet. To B. PORTEII-'R. I-IECKIVIAN leaves his unique French vocabulary. To lVl. BERINC-ER-A. Joi-INSON and J. SAHR- 1-IAGE donate their date boolcs. To K. STEGER-C. TURNBULL leaves his scorn lor Sharon Hill girls. To A. IVIYERS-B. JOHNSON leaves her love for service men. To C. S1-IAFFERMF. Kocl-I wills his life-size. lull color portrait. To J PORTER-l. REST' wills several plots lor novels. To R. lVlcLARNoN-H. wlACGl.AUGI'ILlN bestows his darl: outloolc on life. To JM. NCDOWELL-H. STETSER hands her snappy comebaclcs. To B. lVlELANSoN-J. lVlALC0M.S0N bequeaths the butchering of his name. To N. VVATER1-IOUSE-lVl. CLOUD and G. VVRIGI-VI' leave their conservative attitudes. To G. l-o'r'r-P. DOUGHERTY donates her jitter- bug ability. To D. REICI-IART-B. WEII-IENNIAYER and A. TRANIDACIQ leave their blonde loclcs. To A. YURGENSEN-D. C1-IASEY donates a pair ol 'blindersf' To E. REED-H. l.ANDoN leaves his business- lilcen elliciency. To B. IVIILNE-F. QUINN bequeaths her moron jolces. To C. VVINT1-IER-R. NICKEE donates his abil- ity to get outn a year boolc at any odds. To G. HOFFECKER-VB. WAIIREN and E. WVYLIE leave their Stratosphere helmets. To J. NASH--D. SHAXV hands down his book, none Thousand Nlischievous Pranlcs. ' To F. CQTTONMF. CROOPISI-IANIQ wills his abil- ity to lind any situation humorous. To F. CURRY-R. IQENNEDY leaves his nljlying Elbows. To Nl. HALLAS-G. BERIQISISER and P. COLLINS bestow the quiet manners. To E. HAB'llLTON-T. ABRAMS bequeaths two good lungs. To K. DESMOND,-B. S1-IUTES and A. Mc- CAUGI-IN will their cheer-leading ability. To F. CHERRY-B. l'lARTLEY and L. STARER leave their musical talent. To E. BORTEl.Lf-'E. O,BRlEN and N. HAFNEI2 leave their friendly dispositions. To C. AMMON-J. SODERLAND bestows his Locker Room Ballads. - I To J. CARLYSLE-C. WATERS bequeaths 'his Gremlins. To H., ALLEN-B. KESTER hands down his abil- ity to tie English into verbal lmots. To W. FRAZIER-L. HUTCPIISON donates his speculation devices. To E. lQOXVLES-F. lXflCWlI.l.lAN1S and J. Jo1-IAN- SON will their good voices. To L. RICE-J. SMALL and D. l'-l0FFMElSTEIl leave their Usweet Talley' To F. lXfl0NTGOMERY-D. PoIz'I'EIz grants his A card. To H. WILTSl'IlREfP. NELSON leaves her smile. To J. STUMP-J. SIIVIPSON and P. lVlcKoNE be- queath their hoclcey ability. THE IIAUETS 20 JUNIOR ll-A . First row-I. Guistwliite, Dalliquist, I Charles, E. Amy, M. Duncan, lVl. Beringer, F. Griffiths, B. Ford, lw. L. Collins, K. Des- mond, E. Bortetl, Mrs. E. Long. Second row-M. Davis, Gallagher, F. Curry, F. Cotton, L. Augustus, M. Day, F. Cherry, H. Alten, Carlisle, C. Ammon, M. Bishop, W. Fraser. I I-B First row-M. Hallas, N. Kopp, Harrison, B. Milne, G. Hoffeclzer, B. lVlcLarnon, 1. Hafner, B. Neate, A. Myers, P. Meitner, lVlr. G. O. Iones. Second row'-VV. Hilbert, N. I-lolze, R. Lorenz, R. Kelly, Heclzman, G. Lott, M. Mc- Dowell, H. Larer, F. lVlontgomery, Nash, ml. MGIGHSOH. 11-C First row-P. Warrington, A. Yurgensen, D. Reichert, A. Tangye, L. Rice, H. Wiltshire, A. Sass, E. Rowles, Stump, N. Water- house, Porter, R. Rose. Second row-Mr. F. Fernsler, C. Hilol, C Wintllers, C. Shaffer, C. Yocum, W. Porter, E. Reed, CLASS president ......, ..... R icharcl lVlcl..arnon Vice President .... ........ E dgar Reed Secretary ..... ..... G loria Hollteclcer ..................John Nash Treasurer . SPOVISOTS .... lVII'S. l..OHQ', Jones The class of IQ44 is the largest class in the school at the present time. Early in the fall. many members of the Junior Class received their class rings, which they are now proudly Wearing. Joan Charles represented the Junior Class in the Dramatic Club play, Hpoor Little Me, which was presented Saturday evening, De- cember 5, 1942. Un January 20, the Junior Class was represented in the annual Talent Day Program lay Bola Lorenz's piano solo, Joan Charles' and Margie Duncan's piano duet, and lay a short slcit presented hy the members ol ll-C. The Juniors had their biggest night on Fri- day evening, April 2, when they held their Junior Prom. This altair was a great success and attended hy many in spite of the han on pleasure driving. The music was furnished by Jaclcie Fields and his orchestra. The memloers of the class of '44 are loolcing forward to their annual trip to Morton Pool that will he held some time in June. If the quality and the quantity of the worli done by the Junior class this year can be used as a yardsticlc, Sharon Hill High School can he certain that its high standards will he car riecl on through another year. ES PHUMUH ESU TH ABE NINTH EH First row'-flVIrs. H. Griffiths, P. Lewis, Tre- maine, Nl. Davison, E. Hastett, Halt, D. Clift, N. Cotton, D. Atchinson, B. Bit- lnrough, A. M. McCarthy, A. Bechtel. Second row-G. Smith, R. Vveinmann, I Weriuev R Heffernan lVl Pearce H n .. ', . ' , .. ' ,D.Rol9i - son, E. Faulkner, D. Seciherry, W. Cherry, C. Miller. Third row-D. Kaighn, E. Shepherd, G. Met- horn, W. Pyle, Brown., R. Paganelti, Roltetler, Smitheman, W. Bollinger. Fourth row'-Don Kaighn, F. Kennedy, K. Hall. 9-A First row-lVliss D. Nleyer, S. Bollinger, B. Nl. Boger, L. Ciarlz, H. Hoeffer, H. Hewish, Kelly, L. Bromley, D. Hodleinson, V. Budd, S. Hofferleer, G. Davis. Second row-G. Cucore, T. Bottomley, E. Dai- ziei, S. Connell, D. Hatton, Hamilton, I. Kennedy, Nl. Biihrough, R. Bishop, Fl'Gnk9, BFOUYTL. Third row'-D. Herb, Collins, R. Iones, D. Hellas, R. Goehner, H. Hatton., G. King. 9-B f. React, lwichener, M. Kreider, G. Restl First row,-flVlr. W. Hildebrandt, M. Lichty E. Riley, Nlclntire, R. lVlcC0y. Second row-F. Vvarrington, Morrow, lVlcKone, Valerie, A. Knowlton, F. Witt- man, D. Speaker, E. Stockwell, W. Turn- hult, Loclehari, W. Matlock, R. Vvhiialeer Not appearing-J. Mccuttougli, A. lVIcQuacle I. Shea, L. Vviihinson. SUPHUMUHE CLASS President ......... ......... J oseph Vveaver Vice presictent .............. Donald Kaighn Treasurer ....... .... G eorge Bauernschmidt Secretary .................... Betty Tremain Sponsor ................... lVlrs. H. Griliitlls On Qctoher 9, 1942, the Sophomore Class arranged a Stamp Dance in order to promote the sale ol war stamps. The admission to the dance was 15 cents, I0 cents of which was. used to purchase a war stamp for the paying' student. This venture was one of the most pa- triotic dances ever held in our school. The USoph Hopi' was the liirst formal dance held hy the class. This event occurred in the school gym on November 20, 1942, and was a huge success. The sophomores won second prize in the HAmateur Showf, which was held in the school' auditorium. in order to celebrate the holiday' season, a Christmas party was held and gifts. NTCTC exchanged among the members of the c ass. THE N INTH GRADE President ....... ........ R oloert Brown Vice President .... .......... J ohn lVlcKone Secretary ..... ..... M artha Jane Kreider Treasurer. . ........ Jean lxflichner Sponsors.. ........ lVliss D. lVleyer, Wir. VV. Hildebrandt The Ninth Grade held a joint meeting oi the classes at the beginning of the school term. At this time, class oliicers were elected. The ljirst gala event ol: the year was a Christ- mas Party. The memhers ol: the class exchanged uhumoroush gifts. Vvith a Talent Day Pro- gram in Assembly came an honor lor the Nine A section. A group of hoys received lirst prize with The Adventures of Prime Facef, Orders were talcen lor S.H.H.S. '46 pins. which the members of the Freshman Class are proudly wearing. J I EHAUE ETEHTH THE DE THE SEVENTH EH!-X First row.-lVlrs. K. Snavely, S. Plotner, G. Qui le E Friedrich S Ammon I Ku el M. T-Lylgearson., D. lust, E. Bill'irougl1,g0l Wintermute, D. Livingston, D. Day. Seconcl row'-C. Kirclioff, O. Steinmetz, Waldraff, F. Mammele, D. Faulkner, D. Amy, E. Lewis, Hutchinson, W. Mam- mele, Rowe, G. Bergeman. Third row-VV. Gallagher, E. Buclelanrl, L. Riley, R. Desimone, Simpson, M. Sorren- tino, Mcclafferty, YV. Rice, T Zelnley, I. Hohman, Mr. C. Hulzley. Fourth row'-K. Bishop, R. Galleglier, H. War- rington, Foreman, R. Pyle. 7-A First row'-lvliss B. Kunkel, T. Britiingham, Oler, S. Richards, lVl. Silvey, H. Kitts, P. Stauts, S. Ludwig, E. Schener, E. Smith.. D. Rice, B. Simpers, A. Pellegrino, M. Ed- lUCl.TdS. Seconcl row-lVl. Penton, C. Quigley, Nune- ville, l. Steger, R. Watson, C. Tortof, L. Rut- leowsley, E. Zetaley, H. Thompson, Shaw, I. Thomson. Third row-E. Dounes, S. Lewis, Elliott. 7-B First row,-R. Omer, D. Campbell, A. Flem- ing, R. Franlze, A. Guistwhite, Listen, T. Roberts, R. Emerson, L. Stauts, Catu- maccio, R. Sposato, R. Ford, S. Manna, Mr. G. Stauffer. Seconcl row.-E. Settle, C. Thompson, C. Cor- lJin, D. Goelnner, R. laclz, Williams, R. Booz, E. Kircliohc, T. Calvanesa, E. Haiges, I. lvlurpliy, R. Hoffeclzer. THE EIGHTH SHADE President ........ .... IV lichael Sorrentino Vice President ..... ....... E ric Buelclancl Secretary ................... Thomas Zehley Treasurer ....................... Louis Riley Sponsors .... TVITS. SI'lElVClY, MF. I-llIl'ZlCy The beginning ol the year proved to he an exciting venture lor the Eighth Grade. We held a joint meeting of both homerooms, elected ollicers and decided to get down to worlc and lceep up the good standard of our class. As the Christmas holidays approached. everyone was going around with the spirit ol Christmas in his blood. Our rooms were deco- rated and a party was given lor our pleasure. We are loolcing forward to our Freshman year with great enthusiasm. THE SEVENTH SHADE Presiclent ..... .... l.. ester Stauts Vice Presiclent ..... ..... l rene Steger Secretary ...... ..... H azel Kitts Treasurer .................... Edward Settle Sponsors .... lVliss B. Kunlcel, lVlr. G. Staulllcr The members ol the Seventh Grade entered the Junior High School in the fall ol 1942 with lvlr. Stautler and Miss Kunlcel as their sponsors. At Christmas time the home rooms were laeautilully decorated. lVleml3ers ol the class lilce also to recall winning the second prize in the annual Junior High School ama- teur contest anrcl they are loolcing lorward to more activities next year. 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Robinson, D. Rice, C. Miller, E. Wylie. Second row'-VJ. Pyle, R. Mclarnorx, M. Bishop, R. Booz, R. Wllitaher, F. Koala IVIrs. E. Long. First row-I. Rest, D. Allen, M. Duncan. Second row'-F. Cherry, R. Browne. Ivlrs. H. Griffiths, E. Henry, M. Morllague. Tflircl row'-H. Landon, C. Turnbull, Filzwuler, R. NICKEE, F. Koch, VJ. Porter. '78 STUDENT EUUNEIL President ...... ........................ R egina Browne Vice President .... . . L . .Janice Hectcman Secretary ----- . ..... Doris Robinson Treasurer ............ ,,,,, J ack Fitzwater Chairman of Tribunal .... ................... J aclc Fitzwater Tribunal Members .......... F. Koch, R. Browne, J. Heckman, A. Yurgensen Sponsor ...... .... . . . . . . . ..... V Mrs. E. I..OIlg The Stucient Council attended a dinner meeting of the lnter- Sulaurhan Student Council Association at Lower lvlerion ancl will attend another meeting this Spring. A special meeting was also helci in December at the Robert Morris Hotel in Philadelphia to discuss the Victory Corps. This year, as in other years, the Student Council has spon- sorect the noon-hour recreation perioci and has helct Tag Vveelcu to raise money to support this project. Dances after all the haslcet- hall games were organized ancl supervisecl lay the Council. NATIUNAL HUNUH SUEIETY Sponsor .... ....... ....... .... IN fl r s. H. Griffiths The Sharon Hill Chapter of The National Honor Society was organized in 1954. Those students in the eleventh and twelfth gracies who hest typify the four chief characteristics of the Society f-Character, Leadership, Scholarship and Service-are entitled to memloership. Students now attending Sharon Hill High School, who were electecl to membership in 1942, inclucle Dorothea Allen, Regina Browne, Fred Croolcshanli, Jacek Fitzwater and Franlclin Koch. Nine new rnemhers were inclucteci into the National Honor Society on lviarch IO, 1945. From the Class of 715: Evelyn Henry, Howard Landon, Rohert lVlcKee, Mary Montague, lnga Rest and Chester Turnhullg from the Class of 314: Florence Cherry, Marjorie Dun- can anci Vvilliain Porter. 20 First row-S. lVia.nna, VV. Porter, H. Hoeffer, lVIr. E. Zetttemoyer, N. Hafner, D. Hailas, D. Hertz. Second rowwf. Piarrison, E. Amy, Simpson, R. Hecieman, F. Crooizshanh, Charles, R. ' Bishop, M. Duncan, D. Robinson. Third row-F. Xfvittman, M. Davis, W. Hit- bert, YV. Cherry, G. Hoifecleer, Ichanson, D. Shaw, L. Wilkinson, R. Gallagher, Collins. A ' .First row'-lwiss M. Dalton, E. Settle, Shaw, C. Corbin, Charles, W. Cherry, N. War'- ner, B. lvl. Boyer. Second row'-WV. Duicho, D. Allen, 1. Hanson, iw. Duncan, VV. Porter, G. Cucore, R. Ford. I. Iohanson, lvl. Davison, H. Hoeffer, Porter. Third row-ff. Baum, R. Hartley, D. Shaw, N. -Hafner, P. Lewis, Catumoccio, E. Amy A. Umstead. Fourth, row.-YV. fliibert, Nl. Davis. - .First row'-I. lVIcintire, D. Allen, F. iVlcVVit- tiams, R. Browne, M. A. Roberts, P. Slauts, L. Ruthhowsiey, S. Richards, Qler, Nuneviile, H. Hewish, B. Boger. Second row,-V. Budd, S. Hoffeclzer, G. Davis, I. iwichener. Nl. Ford, 1'Ienry, E. Zebley, E. Smith, D. Rice, R. Wadson, D. Hoff- meister, l. Steger. 'Third row-lviiss M. Dalton, M. Kreider, P. Vvarrington, F. Cherry, Dahtquist, Charles, E. Amy, B. Ford, F. Griffiths, L. Augustus, iw. Ponton, B. Simpers. .Fourth row-I. Iohanson, S. Connell, Hamil- ton, Kennedy, B. Tremaine, P. Lewis, Roiules, R. Heffernan, lVi. Montague, N. Vvales-house, Nl. lVlcDowelt. I . BAND- President ..... ..... VV illiam Porter Vice President .... . . . .Renay Heclcman Secretary-Trees urer ......... Nlarjorie Duncan At the opening ol school, the band performed under the direction of lVlr. Kennedy. Upon Mr. Kennedys resignation, Mr. Zettlemoyer was elected Band Director and remained in charge until he entered in December the service of the United States Army., Under his direction the band performed for the Service Flag Dedica- tion at Borough Hall on Sunday, November 8, IQCIQ. lVliss Dalton is now in charge of the hand. UHEHEETHA President ....... ..... F red Croolcshanlc Vice President .... ..... VV illiam Duicho Secretary and Treasurer ..... lxflarjorie Duncan The orchestra has furnished music for sev- eral Class and Dramatic Club plays, also lor the Parent-Teachers' Association and Assem- bly. Various pupils have rendered solos, duets and trios for the Colwyn and Sharon Hill VVomen's Clubs. They were selected to par- ticipate in the Pennsylvania Southeastern Dis- trict Orchestra. ELEE ELUB president ..... ...... R egina Browne Secretary-Treasurer ...... Peggy Yvarrington Sponsor ........ ........ N liss lvl. Dalton The Glee Club or All-Girl Chorus is made up ol 54 members. Cn Nlay Qflth it gave sev- eral musical selections lor the Elementary School Assembly. The club plans also to give programs for the P. T. A., High School Assem- bly and its annual Vesper Service. I First row'-VV. Hildebrandt, D. Campbell, Vviiliams, Lockhart, S. Ammon, Mich- ener, E. Scherer, Thomson., D. Livingston, R. Franlae, R. Emerson, R. Ford, Liston Second row-G. King, A. Fleming, W. Franke H. Hatton, E. Dalziel, XIV. Gallagher, A Knowlton, T. Bottomley, R. Bishop, F. War- rington, Rowe. First row-VV. Cherry, C. Vxfinthers, R. facie, VV. Rice, 1. Nlcciafferty, H. Warrington, R. Pyle, W. Simpson. Second row.-fC. Shaffer, T. Abrams, C. Turn.- huii, K. Hail, C. Corbin, Ni. Sorrentino, L. Riley, W. Mammeie, C. Hiid, E. Reed. Not appearing,-twr. D. Mea.n,s. First row'-Wir. C. Hutziey, Weaver, Mc- Kone, R. Vxfeinmann, R. Iones, G, Meihorn. Second row,-I. Valerie, T. Shepherd, R. Vvhitalzer, W. Turnbull, Morrow. ABT CLUB The Art Club has the underlying purpose of encouraging and enabling students to express their individual ideas through some form of art media. Extra instruction is also given in the different techniques of painting. Sponsor ................ lVlr. VV. Hildebrandt BUYS-BE-FIT CLUB The Boys-Be-Fit Club is a new organization this year. The purpose of the club is to develop the bodies, as well as the minds, of the boys so that they may talce their places in the war industries and in the armed services of the United States. At the meetings ot the club, the members participate in- various athletic exer- cises and games that will develop their bodies and teach them to coordinate their minds and muscles. The, group is cooperating closely with the High School Victory Corps. BUYS' HI-Y ELUH President .................. Edwin Shepherd Vice President .... ..... Cv eorge Nlelhorn Secretary-Treasurer. . .... Robert Whitaker Sponsor .... ............... IN fir. C. Hutzley The purpose of this organization is to create a better understanding of problems dealing with morals, religion and sportsmanship. On club days the members discuss and solve vari- ous problems which arise in the students' school and social activities. Throughout the year, the club has visited the Y. M. C. A. sev- eral times and has entered various swimming meets. EUMMEHEIAL ELUB President ........... ...... R egina Browne Vice President ..... . . ., ...... Jean Simpson Secretary ...... ..... M argaret Dougherty Sponsor. . . . . ...... I .... lVliss D. lVteyer This club is for commercial students. During club period they are fjiven. opportunities to in- crease their typing speed and to visit business offices. They also have business people come in to give tallcs and demonstrations on otlice machines. K EUHHENT EVENTS ELUB Presictent .................... Robert Brown Vice Presictent ..... ......... R oy Neate Secretary-Treasurer. . . .... Richard Goelaner Sponsor. .................. Mr. G. O. Jones A club made up of Junior High students Whose aim and purpose is to keep in tempo with the rapidly changing events in the march of time. The ultimate goat of this organization is to develop in its members the ability to think in- telligently on military, political, and social prola- tems. BIBLE-BE-EIT ELUB Sponsor ..................... lVtrs. A. Bertie This girls' cluh is a new addition to the school curriculum. tts aim is to have the girls of Sharon Hill High School as physically lit as possible. At their meetings, the girls participate in competitive sports, calisthenics and other games according to the season. On January 25, the girls went ice slcating and the event proved very successful. tn the coming years, the cluto hopes to put across the idea of physical titness to all the students. First row'-ftVtiss D. Meyer, H. Landon, Heck- man, I. Hafner, R. Browne, D. Chasey, M. McDowell, P. Meitner, F. Quinn, R. Ketty, I. Nash. Second row'-L. Rice, G. Wright, A. Iotmson. E. Bortett, B. Ntctiarnon, D. Reichert, B. Stiutes, tVt. tVtcKone, M. Dougherty, Stump. . Ttiirct row,-D. Oertein, N. Hafner, P. Cottins, I. Simpson, tw. Ctouct, A. Sass, I-I. Witt- shire, E. Rowtes, F. Griffiths. First row'-tVIr. G. 0. tones, R. Omer, C. Mit- ' ter, R. Brown, F. Stciuts, G. Bergeman, R Gattagtier, E. Settte. - Second row'-D. Herb, E. Stoctewett, Murptiy F. Zehtey, C. Thompson, K. Bishop, E Buctetanct. First row'-J. Vvatctroff, L. Ctarte, D. Hoff- ecker, G. Davis, T. Brittingtlam, Elliott P. Stauts, Hamilton, D. Pearce, E. Wat- ctroff, E. Friedrich, G. Quigtey, tVtrs. A. M Bertee, Miss A. Hower. p Seconct row'-E. Fauttzner, M. A. Sass, E Lewis,-D. Fauttener, D. Amy, D. Iust, I Hutchinson, S. Bottinger, D. Day, R. Wat- son, O. Vvintermute. Ttiirct row-R. Heffernan, Nt. Davison, M. Pearce, Halt, E. Hastett, P. Lewis, D. Robinson, A. tVtyers, B. Milne, S. Ptotner, A. Mccaughaii. Fourth row'-ff. Sahrtlage, Mctntire, R. Mc- Coy, G. Lott, Harrison, B. Neale, P. War- rington, N. Kopp, F. Mcvvittiams. First row-lvl. Ponton, C. Tartof, I-I. Kitts, A. Pellegrino, E. Biihrough, Kuget, E. Bil- hrough, N. Cotton, Miss B. Kunkel. Second row-H. Hoeffer, M. Silvey, Ken- necl Nt. Bilhrou h D Hatton D. flocllein- son,y:S. Connell, Bromley. , Third rowf-IH. Helrzish, G. Rest, Burlcl. First row-C. Quigley, E. Downes, M. Ed- wards, 1. Steger, S. Richards, D. Rice, E. Smith, Mrs. K. Snavety. Seeon.cl,row-I. Collins, F. Wittman, T. Roh- erts, O. Steinmetz, S. Manna. Not appearing,-fE. Zehtey. First row-Wir. Fay, R. McKee, F. Koch. M.kI. Kreicter, Kennedy, W. Mattack, N Ho e. Second row,-D. Seclherry, VV. Pyle. GIRLS' TRI-HI-Y ELUB President ......... ......... J .me Kennedy Vice President .... .... IN fiarion Biiihrough Secretary ..... ..... A nna iVicQuacle Treasurer.. ...... Doris Hatton Sponsor .................... Niiss B. Kunkel Tri-Hi-Y activities are laaseci on the platform: useit-improvement, Christian fellowship, United Service. This year's service activities have in- ciuclecl helping needy families at Christmas- time ancl preparing scraphooics for hospitals. Several interesting trips have been talcen by the group and at the Spring ancl Fall Tri-Hi-Y raiiies Sharon I-Iill was welt represented. JUNIUH UHAMATIE CLUB President ........ ....... D orcas Rice Vice President ..... ..... 0 liver Steinmetz Secretary-Treasurer. . . ...... Irene Steger Sponsor ............. ...... 1V Irs. K. Snavely During each ciuh periocl the members ol the Junior Dramatic Club gave little plays for their own practice and enjoyment. On April 7th they presented an. assembly program en- titled, For Vvant of a Naiif' METEURULUEY CLUB SPOTLSOY' ................... J0l1I'l FHS' The purpose of the Meteorology Club is to instruct the members in the operation of the fundamental instruments used in observing and, forecasting the weather. Some of the instru- ments which are studied are the barometer, ciinometer, hycirometer and anemometer. Other subjects studied are the winds ancl clouds and their relations to weather. By the work of this ciuh we may soon have a weather bureau in our school. MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB Sponsor ...........,..... Mr. Charles Means The chief purpose of this club is to ailford opportunity for those students interested in model airplanes to study and Hy those airplanes built by other club members. At club meetings the boys study the differ- ent techniques in buiidingiand iiying model airplanes. NURSING BLUE President ..... ..... E rnestine O'Brien Sponsor ........ . . .,.... Miss H. Vance This club gives its members instructions in First aid and practical nursing care and thus prepares them for the career of a nurse. UPEHATUH5' CLUB Chief Operator .,............. Herbert Aiierl Sponsor ...... ....... ...... IV I r. Stauiier Une Picture is VVorth a Thousand Words, is the motto for this club. it is the duty of the members of this club to make the Visual Aids of the school available to all departments of the school. Our equipment includes a Victor sound motion picture projector, a delineascope, a lantern slide projector, a 'public address sys- tem and a museum. First row-Mr. C. Means, E. Haiges, T. Cal- Uanesa, Cotumaccio, A. Guistwhite, R Booz, R. Hoffeclzer, D. Goehner. Second FOLD'-J. HOIIHIGU, Allen, Kirch- ofjf, R. Desimone, C. Kirchoff, Foreman D. Hallas. First row-H. Thompson, Oier, Kelly, B Riley, Nuneville, F. Mammele, L. Ruth- kowsizy, S. Lewis. Second row-B. M. Boger, P. Nelson, Iohan- son, G. Berleheiser, E. O'Brien. Not appearing-Miss H. Vance. First 1'oLuHM1'. G. F. Slaulger, F. Wittman. R. Vveinmann, Porter. Second row,-F. Kennedy, E. Wylie, H. Allen I. Weaver-. 1 PHEPLIEHT AEHUNAUTICS CLUB First rolu-Mr. G. F. Stauffer, A. Yurgensen M. Hailas, F. Cherry, G. Hoffecleer, Guist- wliite, D. Reichert, C. Turniuuii. Second row-B. Kester, W. Meiarmson, C. Yocum, N. Hoize, R. Lorenz, H. Larer, YV. Koeiiman, R. Hartley. First row-I. Guistwtlite, G. Hoffeclzer, M. Haiias, Charles, F. Cherry, Mrs. E. Long. SCCOYIJ VOID'-41. ZVICJCOTFLSOYI, Yocum, Porter, B. Lorenz, R. Hartley, Baum. First row-Wir. G. F. Slauffer, H. MacGiaugli- lin, W. Meiansoii, B. Kesler, R. Kennedy, G. Smith, E. Wylie. Second roiu.-F. Montgomery, L. Hutchinson, E. Hamilton, E. Browne, W. Koeiiman, W. WQTFCH, Tllirdgrowf-A. Umstead, Roietter, F. Weiser, H. Larer, VV. Hilbert, M. Davis, F. Cotton. President .................. Clmester Turnbull Secretary ..... .... A nne Yurgensen Treasurer . . . .... Howard Larer Sponsor.. ...... Nlr. Staulzter The Aviation Club was organized as a branch of the Bl-PHY-CHENI in answer to time demand created lay time Victory Corps pro- gram for a course in aeronautics. The club met each Tuesday and devoted its meetings to the study of title parts of tlle plane, ttle types ol planes, principles of Higlmt, the power plant and traltic rules ol the air. PHENAVIEATIUN ELUE Sponsor ...................... MTS. LOIIQ The Prenavigation Class is a new organiza- tion tl1is year, instituted as part of the High School Victory Corps Program. its purpose is to acquaint time members with the fundamentals of navigation used on tlxe sea and in tile air. RADIO ELUB President ..... ...... R obert Kennedy Secretary ..... .... G eorge Smith Treasurer. . . ...... Elwood Wylie Sponsor ............ ......... M r. Stauller Because of time demand for specialized work in Radio and Aviation, time Bl-PHY-CHEM was divided into two sections. The Radio sec- tion met each Friday and devoted its time to tlwe study of the theory of radio as well as its applications. The material studied was in lceep- ing with time suggested plan outlined in ttle Victory Corps program. SENIUH DH!-XMATIC ELUB President .................. Renay Heclcman Secretary .... .,... VV illiam Duicho Treasurer .... Marjorie Duncan Sponsor ....... ......... M r. F. Fernsler On December 5, l942, the Dramatic Club presented Poor Little lVle.n Two short plays were presented in April as an assemhly pro- gram. The chief purpose ol the club is to give the students in the school an opportunity to rlevelop their acting aloility. SERVICE STITEHEHS President ........ .... J ean Porter Vice Presifte-nt ..... ...... R uth Rose Secretary ..................... Joanne Shaw Treas urer ...................... Ada Tangye Sponsors ..... lVIrs. N. Nliley, Mrs. H. Griljfiths The girls ot this newly organized clulo are really cloing their part tor the war effort. They collect clothing which can he cleaned and made over. During their club period, the girls spend their time making gloves, slippers, toys and many olher useful articles lor the British War Relief. D First row,-A. Yurgensen, M. Beringer, M Ford, E. Henry, I. Rest, Charles, M. A Roberts, D. Hoffmeister. Second row'-F. Cherry, M. Collins, K. Des- mond, N. Waterhouse, Dalltquist, NI Duncan, L. Augustus, E. Ford. Third roul-Mr. F. Fernsler, W. Porter, W Duicho, VV. Bollinger, R. Hectzman, tw Bishop. First rows-ftVIrs. H. Griffiths, A. Tangye, M Licliiy, React, M. Pearson, S., Luctwig, I Shaw, Ntrs. N. Miiey. Second rowHR. Rose, Porter, M. Day, B Simpers, D. Allen, E. Amy, Not appearing-H. Sieiser. V1 4 w I SHA-HI First row-J, Nliciiener, R. Browne, B. Ford, G. Lott, Heckman, G. Vvriglit, D. Hoffmeister, Miss E. Roth. Second row'-I. Rest, M. Collins, K. Desmond, Guistwiiite, I. Small, A. Tramclaciz, B. Iollnston. Third row.-H. Landon, E. Wylie, D. Alien, A. Ioimson, M. Mon- tague, R. Hackman, VV. Duiciio. Not appearing-J. Simpson, D. Oeriein, M. tVIcKone, B. Vveiilen- mayer. Eclitor .......... .... E iwoocl Vvylie Business Zwanager. . . . . .Mary Montagire Sponsor ...........,.............. L ..... Nliss E. Roth The Sha-Hi, our official school newspaper, is published bi- weekly. Due to the success of last year's Subscription Dancef' one is now given each semester. This year the Sha-Hi had two new special attractions. These were time colored copies published specially on holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, and the devo- tion of every thirci issue to the men in time service. One of the biggest projects concerning the paper was the sending of free copies to as many service men from Sharon Hill as coulcl be contacted. Niany letters of appreciation have been received by our editor. The whole staff, to gain more information pertaining to newspaper work, attended the Pennsylvania School Press Association Con- ference at Drexel Institute last October. 44 1 1 1 1 A 1, 1 1 1 1 11 W ' 1. , 1 GQ,-1 X-1 in I' X ,I 1 11 1 111 .sa 1, - 1 11 ' 1 1 1 11 11 1 ' SqfyJ11,31,.5U 11 1 1 1 ' 1 ..-15,1 1' f rg 1 ' 1 -1 , 1: 1 i -j if 1 5811111111111 ' , 1111111 111 -1 1112 1 111,11ae.' 1 1 11 1 1111111f.Tr11T.1' m.-13.L 1:1,- 4141.111 -1 1 wah- ,. .1 1 . - 1111 11 , 111 ,:1 -I 1--1 QL H, . 1 - E31 x, :Q . 1 ' ' 'EES t u rf, 1 1 ' gf-'W S' ' 213 . ,151 1 1 1 ' ,311 -' 1 J 1 - 1 1251141 X ' X 'X' 'X '21'f-fi ' 111 ' WT '.1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 :Tift 1 11 12117141 1 ' 1 .V 525' 1. .1 1 1-L 1 ,711 . , 2' ' 1 1 1 'gl1ggS3F. 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' , 1 . 1 1 L ,J , 5.1 .4 . .1 , r . 1 1 T A 1 A - .ff 1 1 .x T1 W Q ' . 1 11 ,MQ . 2 X' 1 ZX- 11 ff 1 1 3 X' 'M gig 1 Q11:15,l 11111 11 ,W 411 ,111 1 111111, '11- 1 1-.f-' fu 11 1 -.11.., 1 11 ia -.N 1 12 1 11 : 4 1, 111 0' mn 1 Mft 1 3 ' ' 1 , 'mv 1 , 1! X 1: 1 1' 111! 1 I, a . 1 1 11 W 1! 1 111 'ff-1 1 1 1 1 , X QYTX X 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 XX V. X 1 W X W 11 H H 1 XXX H 11 1 1 FLIGHT THREE T LETT VARSITY FUUTB LL First row'-A. Knowlton, W. Matlacia, Baum, XV. Koeliman, Fitzwater, Kelly, C. Waters, G. Smith, Captain R. Kennedy, L. Starer, C. Shaffer, T. Bottomley, Wlaioomson. Seconci row-Coach D. Means, M. Davis, XV. Turnbull, XV. Meianson, T. Abrams, R. Hartley, H. Allen, E. Reed, F. Koch, W. YfVurren, F, Curry, C. Turnbull, Vaierio, F. Zetzley, Fuc. Mgr. G. O. Iones. Schedule-1 S. H. Qpp. MarpieQNevvtown . . . . . 26 0 Glen-Nor . . . . 7 6 Yeadon ..... . 0 12 Prospect Park . . . 0 51 Swarthmore . . . . 0 40 Lansdowne . . . . . . 12 15 Springizieifl .....,. .... Q. 0 6 The 1942 football season started off with a bang for S. H. H. S. Under time skillful han- ciiing of our new coach, Teci Means, time boys buckled clown to tlarci woric and quiclciy turned in victories over Marple-Newtown and Glen-Nor. For the first time in our many years of interscholastic football competition, Sharon Hill finally defeated Glen-Nor. A welt-earned and weii-cieserveci victory! These victories, however, were followed ioy a bad stump and successive defeats were tlancleti out to us by Yeadon, Prospect Park and Swartinnore. The Lansdowne game was a tin-inert Displaying one of its best teams in years, Lansdowne was scheduled for an easy victim in Sharon Hill. Our fighting gridiron Warriors struck harci and drew first loioocl by crossing her goat line early in the game. Nip and tuck time imattie waged and only in time last few minutes was tile decision gained in favor of Lansdowne, 13-12. We closed tile 1942 with a victory over Springfield. 1 F! , HU EHEY First row'-E. Hasleli, Harrison. P. XAIIIFHTIQIOII, NI, Biibrougll., P. Nelson, A. M. iwccaughn, N. Kopp, WI. Davison, Crouch A. Berne, L. Clark, Hamilton, 1. Faulkner. Second row-S. Hnffeclzer, L. Bromley, Daiilquist, Mclnlire, R. McCoy, P. Lewis. Third Row'-E. IVI. Boger, R. Browne, Hackman, E. Neate, A. Flyers, Nl. Duncan, G. Lott, E. Milne, I. Simpson, IW. Dougherty, E. Amy, G. Davis, Ni. HOIIIYIKIH, MiC,l0HCT, R. Heffernan. The 1942 season was in the experimental stage most oi tile time. Since We had to cie- velop inexperienced players in seven positions on the Varsity Team, We had quite a iot of difficulty in the beginning of the season. This is the first time in Sharon Hilrs hockey history that this situation ixas arisen. We had a fine cooperative spirit and eagerness to learn, but we CIicin't have time experience of varsity com- petition, consequently we piayeci a mechanical type of game. Our future team will proioaioiy profit by this year's playing. The schedule con- sisted of seven games, one 0fWl'liCI1 was a vic- tory anci time others losses. The Junior Varsity hockey team had a very cooperative and successful season. Their record shows four victories, one tie and one loss. Pauline Nelson is given credit for being a very efficient manager, anci Mrs. Berlce won our gratitude by her excellent coaching join. The season was ciimaxed by holding a joint party in the cafeteria for the iiocicey and foot- iaaii squads. LINE-UP WI, Duncan. . . A. Nlccaugiian G. Lott ...... G. Davis ..... E. Amy ...... P' Simpson .... . . . Right Wing fcaptainl ........ Right inner .......Center ....Leftinner .Left Wing .Right Halt J. Hecicman. . . Center Half P. Dougherty. . . . .Left Half R. Browne ..... . . .Right Back B. Nliine .... .... L eft Back B. Neate. . . . Goalkeeper S. I-I. Opp. Wieciia ....... .... O l Yeadon ........ . . I 5 Prospect Park . . . . . . . 0 2 Ellis College .... .... 0 4 Edciystone .... . . . 2 1 Upper Darby 2 4 Glen-Nor ..... .... 0 l BUYS' VABSITY BASBETBALL SCHEDULE S. H. Opp. Prospect Park .... . - . 22 25 N1arp1e-Newtown . . . . . 58 19 Media ........... . . . 50 42 Spring1:ie1c1 ..... . . . 50 56 G1en-Nor .... . . - 20 41 Yeadon .......... . . . 17 51 C1ifton Heights . . . . . . 24 41 1X'1arp1e-Newtoxvn . . . . . 55 20 Spring1iie1d ..... . . . 54 52 Yeadon ........ . . . 20 42 C1i1ton Heights . . . . . . 52 54 Rid1ey Park .... . . . 25 50 Haverford ...................................,........... 51 50 Sharon Hill opened its 1Jas1cetha11 season against Prospect Park, a newcomer to the schedu1e, but 10st hy a score of 25-22. 111 the next game the 0W1s played 1i1ce champs to beat Marp1e-Newtown, 58-19. But Media, Springfie1d, G1en-Nor, Yeadon and Clifton dimmed the team's hopes as the 0w1s bowed to them. The Ow1s came hack to heat 1Xf1arp1e-Newvtown again and a1so to win from Spring1ie1c1. The Spring1ie1c1 game was a thri11er and was won in the c1osing seconds of the game. The 1'1i11ers were then beaten again hy Yeadon, C1ifton and Rid1ey Park, to c1ose their regu1ar schedu1e. The ta11y sheet for the season records three victories and ten defeats. 1n 1eague competition Sharon Hill ended the season in fourth place. In the Kiwanis Tournament Sharon Hi1.1 0W1s were e1iminated hy Haverford in a fast and very we11 p1ayec1 game. Our opponent won the tournament. First rorzr-Coach C. Z. Hulzlvy, XV. Koellman, E. Reed, H. Auen, C. Xvinlhers, C. Shaffer, fvlunagcr A. Knowlton, f Second row-F. Curry, F. Koch, H. Lurer, R. 1V1c1'.arnon. 48 JUNIUB VABSITY BASBETBALL First row'-Coach C. Z. Hutzley, K. Steger, R. Kennedy, Weaver, E. Hamilton, Man- ager A. Knowlton. Second row'-E. Wylie, G. Meihorn, C. Hild. M. Davis. , The record for the J-V's in league competi- tion was 4 wins and 5 defeats, which placed them third in league stanciing. The experience gained this year shouici help to develop varsity material for the 1943-44 season. JUNIBB HIGH BASBBTBALL First row-Coach G. O. jones, T. Zeiniey, D. Speaker, E. Buckland, M. Sorrentino, Ma.n- ager W. Matlack. Second row--T. Bottomley, R. Goetnner, W. Turnbull, H. Hatton. Not appearing'-G. King, Valerie, Morrow. The Junior High Basketball Team played a full schedule during the 1943 season. The score sheet showed four victories and four losses. Upon Coach Means' entering the Navy, Coach Jones tool: over and finished the season. VARSITY EHEEHLEAUEHS mvb.-f, P- v'--:Y.?7 T--2 V -'t,.'1'm n.: , pw--, , - 5.g.:I?I'r4:, 1- wi' -. vw - -, 3 7-1' I iq? .IUNIUH I-IIEH EHEEHLEADERE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Capt. E. Wylie, Sahrlzage, A. Mccaughn, Coach VV, Hildebrandt, Hamilton, Ken- Shutes, Coach W. Hildebrandt, L, Rice, necly, D. Hatton, M. Bilturough, G. Davis P. Warrington, Hackman, R. Hackman. 50 fr- .1 ' ,QA FLIGHT TUUII ACTIVITIES 51 t 1 UHAMATIC EL B PLAY - POOR LITTLE ME 'Poor Little Me, the Dramatic Club Play, was a gay, rollicking play based on the all-round family. The play was directed lay Mr. Fredericlc P. Fernsler and given on Saturday evening, Decemher 5, 1942. The cast was as follows: Eric Shaw ............. ..... D onald Porter Lennie Traslc .... .... R enay Heclcman Begonia ...... .... M arion Ford Elsie Shaw .... ....... J oan Charles Hilary Shaw .... ....... VV illiam Duicho Charlotte Shaw .... .... M ary Anna Roherts Philip Churchill ..... ....... L any Starer Angela Drayton. . . ............ Inga Rest XV. Duicho, M. A. Rolzerls, R. Heclzman, l. Rest, L. Slarer, Charles, D. Porter. Not appearing-lvl. Ford. The play was a gay warning to all of those who have captured happiness and are taking it for granted. It had to do with the Shaws, Charlotte and Hilary, charming, well-lured people, and their children, Elsie, 19, and Eric, 21. Well-to-do suhurhanites with an attractive home and many friends, they were a happy and devoted family unit. lnto this serene setting came the Little Stranger, Angela Drayton, only child of the late John Drayton, Chicago money lcing, from whom she had inherited a lust for power which her haloy-face helied. On his cleathlbed Drayton had aslced Hilary to talce in his little daughter and watch over her, and the warm-hearted Shaws opened their home and hearts to the orphan. For four days Angela visited the happy Shaws and hy the end of that time they realized that they had undergone a hlitzlcrieg. 52 THE SE IUH PL Y On Saturday night, April 17, the Class of '45 again performed behind the footiigiits in presenting time Senior class play, Out of the Frying Pan. Capatmiy ciirected by Mr. Fernsier, the play was a decided iiit. The cast: George Bodeii ........... Wm. Duicilo Norman Reese .... ..... R . Hecicman Mrs. Garnet .... ..... M . A, Roberts Tony Dennison ....... E. Wylie Muriel Foster . .... E. Henry Kate Bocleli ...... ...... M . Ford Niarge Dennison .......... I. Rest Dottie Coburn .... .... D . Hofiineister Wir. Coburn . . . . ..... J. Maicomson Mr. Kenny .... ..... VV m. Warren Nlac ........ . . .R. Kennedy Joe ........................ G. Smith Left lo right-W. Duicllo, E. Yvylie, E. Henry, WI. A. Roberts, W. Warrerw, MGICDHISOIIV, R. Hackman, D. Hoffmeisler, WI. Ford, R. Kennedy. N-of appearing'-41. Rest, G. Smith. Norman Reese, Dottie Coburn, George and Kate Bodeii, Tony and Marge Dennison band together for financial reasons in New York. They have discovered that to be an unknown on Broadway is no success key to a producer. So they go about getting a producer, Mr. Kenny, who lives in tire apartment below them. With the aici of Mr. Kenny's Gumbo z'i1ertms, they get trim to see them act in 'KMostiy iViurcier.U The police, Mac anci Joe, and iVIurieI Foster, a biunciering frienci of Dottie's, made time matter of getting ,jobs difficult and Mrs. Garnet, the uncompiaining and ciumia landlady, certainly makes time future iooic clark for time actors. After numerous complications the actors go on IVIr. Kenny's roaci show, 'fiViostiy iVIurcier. 55 ,. , . WE SALUTE YUUH 1 ,g . t dc 'k i To those lormer stuclents 'F fl Jii-',f-li i 4. 4 ,ax ff 4 411111. Q if i 1 1' 'i ' rl 'Ov 0 SEE Qs .ro Arlams, Roloert Ailcen, Vvilliain Ansley. .lolin Ansley, Richarcl Atchison, Gorclon Axwcll. Palmer Bnrlcer, Allvert Base. Joseph Bechler, Francis Bccliler, Vincent Berlclleiser, Xfvilliam Boellcin, .lolm Booz, Samuel Bosacco, Ricliarcl Bright, Ricliarcl Britlingliam. Ray Brittingluam, Thomas Bromley. Rolnert Broomall. Earl' I3l'0NVIl, ,I0l'll'I J. Browne, John Bucciarelli, George Buchanan. Nevin Buclcl, l'larry Buoy. Anna Buoy, lxlargarel arson. Riclxarcl Q we or dh? Blancllette, Frecl V C Case. JDlll'l Qgcaullielcl. lVlartin Cavanaugli, Xfvaltcr Coulee, Eclwin Corlwin, l'larvey Cravelz, l'lowarcl qilfanully memlacrs Crowcrs, Waller Crowley, Bruce Crowley, lVlaurice Davis, Eclwarcl Denlinger, .lolm Dicclricll, Thomas Dietrich, Dewitt l... Donohue. Charles Donohue, ilolm Donohue. Joseph Dorning, Charles Douglier, l'larolr.l Dougher, Vvilliam Dowling. Eclwarcl Duncan, Raymoncl Dunlap, Eclwarcl Etswciler, Jael: Fell, VVilliam Fitzpatrick. .lemme Fleming, Charles Foreman, Ernest Forcl, Eclwin Forhes, Charles ltreclericlis. Rose Gallagher. Riclmrcl Geiger. Erlwarcl Geist. Russell Giles. Clarence Giles, Vvilliam Grillitlms, Llewellyn Hagen, Eclwarcl Hagen, Harry Halner. Elmer Hafner, George l'laire. John lrlnllas. Evan l'lel:ml1el, Kenneth Hoeller, .laincs Hoelcstra. Joseph Hollnroolr, Franlc Kaelin, Joseph Kammerer, Joseph 5-I Keele Y, Keevil, Vvilliam Kelly, Bernarcl Kelly, Eclwarcl Kelly, .lolxn F. Kelly, Jolm X. Kessler: Kessler. Kopp, Donalrl Lawson, Hedley l..ee. Vvilliam Lichty, James Lichly, Ricllarcl Loclcliart, Vvilliam Lott, Rolzert lVlagann. .lohn ol Sharon Hill High School in the Armecl Services we are happy to clevote these yearlooolc pages for names ancl pictures. ln this small way, The Class of 1943 hopes to express its cleepest appreciation ancl sincerest gratitucle lor the manner in which you are giving ol your utmost, so that ulree- clom shall not perish from this earth. Pearson, Franlc Presscll, Harry Quigley. Willianm Quinn, Thomas Ralston, ,lohn Ralston, Robert Riley. Henry Rockwell, Francis Rowles, VVillian'1 Rupert, Ralph Salerno, Louis :!:SClllHltl, Theoclore Shaller, John Sheehan, Ray Small, lVlelvyn Smith, Eclward Roloert Louis Vvillaur Malloy. John lvlalloy, Rolaert Wlvlarsliall, Joseph lVleBurncy, Francis NlcBurney. Thomas lvlccann, .lolin lxflcconnell, Vvilliam lVlcCov, Charles lVlcKellar, Dugzild lVlcSliea, James Wlcslica, Vvilliam mlxfleans. Dwight Wlears. Warren Nleenan. Thomas lVlell'lorn, lVlilton Nlercliant, Lamont lVlerritt, Clarence Nlills, Leroy lvlolzlzilt. Roloert Nlosca. Leonard lVlurter, losepli Nelson. Richard Neilson, Xfvilliam O'l.eary, James O'l.cary, ilolin Paget, Raymoml Sonlerlancl. Charles Steel, Rolnert Sproul, Donald Stevenson. Clillorcl Stevenson, Tliomas Swan. Guy Taylor, Allrecl Thompson, Rolaert 'hTomlinson, Howarcl Tyson, Franlc Valerie. Clayton Van Harlingen. Jael: Wallrer, Charles X'VHlliCf. Vvilliam Vvalter, Rolmert Vvalers, Craig Xvalson, .lames Xfvalson. John Vveighlman, Alireel Vlfeinmann, Harry Vvellemeyer, xfxlilblll' Vvenricli, ,laclc Vveston, Daniel Xvicliis, Frecl Vvilliamson, Vvilliam Wilson, Elwoocl l mzeltlemoyer, Elvin L K ir 'A' ALL UUT PUR FREEDOM 5.1-:Armen L R. DUNCAN f L M.fsMAu.L H.auoD I . wwf .J N P. ATWELL . DENUNGER R. CAYSNS L. MILLS X X. L L. MOSCA J. MALLOY R. STEEL M. MELHORN R.ANSTEY 33 DIEDR SODERLAN J. 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S C H 0 O L ,g,ljflgLq?g5f3ffif3f Prunypqcker 2100 Phone: BARing 0748 J RACE 5517 Peirce School Bldg., Pine Street West of Broad CARD AND FAVOR SHOP 9 Cards and Gifts tor All Occasions Best Wishes F. S. MORRISON MR. AND MRS. HENFELTER 40-42 Chester Pike Darby. Penna. Phone: Darby 2585 IOHN H. AS NELSON D. HOY Hardware Paints, Housefurnishings, Sporting Goods Sharon and Elmwood Avenues Sharon Hill, Pa. Phone: Sharon Hill 9685 For Your Drug Store Needs ll See L O N G ' S 502 Main Street Darby, Pa. Phone: Darby 9709 EDDIE'S SERVICE STATION Chester Pike and Felton Avenue Sharon Hill. Pa. ron Hill 9697 V. GORDON 5 CS: IUC STO 704 I.V.ICDaCIe Blvd. Collingdale. Pa. Phone: Sha Leave Your Car for Servicing It Will Receive Best of Care All Sunoco Products Accessories 60 RE CLARENCE C. AYRES SUBSCRIBE TO THE OFFICIAL PAPERHANGING scHooL NEWSPAPER ' SHA-HI 1831 Elmwood Avenue Big News tor Small Glenolden. Pa. Subscription 25c Phone: Sharon Hill 0822 BASS' DELICATESSEN SHARON HILL PHARMA CY 1027 Coates Street Sharon Hill, Pa. A . ' ' C HERTING' Pharmacist Fresh Meats Groceries 1000 Chester Pike Fresh Vegetables Sharon Hill. Pa. O Phone: Sharon Hill 2645 Phone: S. H. 1394 Free Delivery COMPLIMEN TS of IOSEPH D. HALLAS F or Your Next PERMANENT Visit DARBY BEAUTY SALON 890 Main Street. Darby, Pa. Open Monday, Thursday, Friday Evenings Friday and Saturday, 9 to 6 Wednesday, close 1 P. M. Phone: Darby 9786 Automatic Heating and Air Conditioning ARCO Flame Oil Burners Product ot American Radiator Co. C. E. WYLIE For Fuel Oil and Service Phone: Sharon Hill 1408 93 Kenny Ave. Sharon Hill National Academic Cap 6: Gown Co. 821-23 Arch Street Philadelphia. Pa. Manufacturers and Outfitters of Academic Caps, Gowns and Hoods Glee Club, Choir, A Cappella Robes Caps and Gowns Used at Sharon Hill High School Supplied by Us bl FOR THE FUTURE FREEDOM OF AMERICA Buy UNITED STATES WAR BONDS and STAMPS NOTARY PUBLIC Sh H 11 2110 RENTS COLLECTED INSURANCE MOUSLEY REAL ESTATE- CO. 707 McrcDcrde Blvd. Collingdcrle, Pa. BONDS MORTGAGES A. VINCENT DOUGHERTY PLUMBING and HEATING 908 Coates Street SHARON HILL, PA. Iobbing Pr ptly E t t Ch f lly Attend d T G PARKER RESTAURANT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT DINNER, LUNCH, or BREAKFAST Number 9. Chester Pike Collingdcrle, Pa. J Ph Sh H 11 9777 TAIZ PHARMACY Sharon Hil1's Oldest and Foremost Drug Store 'A' Sharon Ave. swoPE 5. soN, Inc. Realtors ir 516-18 Main Street - Darby, Pa. Sharon Hill. Pa. Real Estate Insurance RHILE'S FOOD STORE Fresh Meats Groceries FOR RELIABLE TAILORING Candy Ice Cream S E E Tobacco HARRY CRAVETZ ul' ir Phone: Sharon Hill 9550 Rear 207 Greenwood Road Call Sharon Hill 7905 FOR SERVICE Call WEBER ELECTRIC Chester Pike's Leading Electrical Store WM. SPARKS, IR. Wholesale Confectioner if Glenolden, Pa. 229 S. Chester Pike Glenolden, Pa. Sharon Hill 103 Open Evenings A Bell. Darby 1302 Keystone. Darby 110 M I B A S S Furniture, Rugs, Bedding EXPERT TAILORING l 64 and 66 Chester Pike lk Refrigerators - Radios -- Iewelry 445 Sharon Ave. Sharon Hill 28 Chester Pike WE DELIVER M. WEINER :S CO. Call S. H. 167 Darby' Pa- P- H- Co- BeI'.l'S Italian Sandwich 6: Delicatessen HARDWARE 501 Sharon Ave. Housefurnishings - Paint Groceries - Tobacco - Candy - Sodas V ir Hershey's Ice Cream 883 Main Sffeef ' Phone: s. H. 3110 ll Phone 242 Darby Sharon Hill. Pa. RI'I'A'S BEAUTY SALON . Parker Theatre Building COMPLIMENTS Room 202 of Latest Hair Styling S- Permanent Waves Phone: Darby 9750 beater Ulimszs CHESTER, PEN NA. cibefawafe 60MI'lfg3 WBLUJIDGIQBI' v DELIVERED GENERALLY IN SHARON HILL AND SURROUNDIN G AREA 64 RUBERT J. SUUH Victory Building 1001 Chestnut Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. FRATERNITY IEWELRY ' ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING RINGS WATCHES OFFICIAL IEWELER for SHARON HILL HIGH SCHOOL PARKER THEATRE :cmere .grienclfg .szruice .fdwailii you v PHONE' DARBY 300 IOSEPH A FORTE, Mgr. i SHARON HILL SERVICE STATION High Pressure Greasing GASOLINE AND MOTOR OILS Battery and Tire Service Chester Pike at Foster Avenue Phone: Sh H 11 9747 WE'RE FREE .... To choose our Religion, Politics, Wife . . . . . . Yes, and INTERBORO NEWS PRINTING So there's no excuse for not having the best, plus SUGGESTIONS ICE RIGHT PR Ph Ridley Pa lc READY WHEN WANTED U3l5 or 03,16 DELIVERY MIERIINPIBAILIIIBAN PHOTOGRAPHY 1010 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. 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