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

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ES PHUMUH ESU TH ABE NINTH EH

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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.

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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