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

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CLASS WILL The Class of '44 in preparing its will, approaches the task with deep appreciation of the chaos and suffering prevailing in the world to-day. As we pass through the portals of our alma-mater, may we one and all extend our gratitude to the faculty for preparing us for our part in the March of Civilization. Now, to transcend from the sublime to the ridiculous, we declare the following to be our last will and testament: To the 1945 sponsors, we will a big bottle of aspirin for their Christmas Card sales. L. Augurtur bequeaths the romantic gleam in her eyes to Rosetta Williurnr. A. Myerr wills her sports ability to jane Bare. To A. 1. Bechtel, A. San leaves her shyness. F. Grijithr leaves her love for English to K. Hall. I. Hechman gladly gives her extra 15 lbs. to D. Robinson. G. Lott and B. Milne bequeath their moron jokes to M. Porter. B. Lorenz wills his Paderewski ability to F. Kennedy. M. Suberr leaves her hobby of writing service men to E. Harlett. P. S. She will have to get her own addresses. B. Hilbert and j. Carlirle will their Love for the opposite sex to j. Brown. j Dahlquirt and H. lViltrhire leave their best wishes for leap year to B. Bilbrough. E. Browne relinquishes his pretty brown locks to C. Miller. E, Rowler and L. Rice cede their giddyness to N. Cotton. G. Hofecher bequeaths her poise and gracefulnessn to E. Roberts. E. Hamilton and C. Hild will their way with the women to I. Weaver. C. Shafer bequeaths with pleasure his duck feet to R. Weinmann. M. Duncan and A. Yurgensen will their ability to study to E. Faulkner. P. Meitner leaves her telephone number and address to W. Pyle. 1. Harriron and j. Stump will their man trap to C. Lerfay. To G. Powell, M. Daoir wills his conservative clothes . B. Porter leaves his Class Money Worries to D. Kaighn. N. Waterhoure cedes her excess male problems to I. Kaf. I. Hafner bequeaths her quiet manner to E. Cinclair. E. Amy leaves her gift of gab to B. Trernaine. I. Guittwhile leaves her husky voice to P. Lewir. I. Porter and R. Rore give their five and ten store positions to R. Hejernan. M. Day wills her love for sailors to M. Killian. P. Warrington bequeaths her yearn for Hamburgs to I. Hojjfrneirter. B. Ford bestows her sewing ability upon M. Clinger. K. Derrnond leaves her Vim , Vigor , and Vitality to j. Donnellyf F. Cherry bequeaths some luck and A's in history to H. Clinger. M. L. Collins leaves her love for tall fellows to I, Hall. I. Charlet wills the orchestra's drum section to B. Cherry. N. Kopp bestows her ability as a Hockey Mgr. upon A. M. McCarthy. H. Larer wills his tenderness to G, Melhorn. A. Tangye grants her sunny disposition to M. Pearce: ' D. Reichert bequeaths her scientific knowledge to D. Atchiron. A. Garraty leaves her funny sayings to j. Hawk. F. Curry and 1. Gallagher will their Math Problems to W. Bollinger. M. Birhop cedes his Long Legs to G. Bazzrenrchrnidt. F. Montgomery bequeaths his love of walking to G. Smith. 27

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CLASS QF 1945 First row: j. I'lI2fl1Zc?iJ'lEI', j. Ilrrwb, D. Alcbiwzi, Mfr. H. Grilfilb, P. COIlZl'lI-T, N. Collwz. fl. j. Berblel. Second row: E. Cinclnir. E. Huxlell. R. Hejj7er1zruz, 1. I-lull, H. Clivlger, -I, Donnelly, ill. Clizzger, Bare. Third row: E. Frzulkrzer, IW. Cherry. I. Bruzwz, G, BrlllE1'7Z.lL'b7fli:ll'f, K. Hall, IV. Bollinger, E, Bilbrougb. l'lOlN'lEROOflN'l ll-B First row: C. Miller. D. Robizzmzz, M. Kiliurz, Mr. F. P. Fwvzfler. R. llyillirzzzzr, M. Pen:-re, f, Sizfzllzerfmlfz. Second row: F. Kemzefly, P. Lewir, G. Powell, C. Leznzy, G. Smith, R. llveimmzmz. Third row: E. Trenmizze, I. UV6l11'E7', IV. Pyle, f. Kopp. OFFICERS Preridezzl .... .... J oseph Weaver Vive-Preyiden! . . ..... Eileen Faulkner Secrelrzry .... ........ D oris Robinson Treasurer . . . .... Raymond Weinmzrnn Spozzmrr . . . . .Mrs. H. D. Griffiths Mr. F. P, Fernsler The first official act of the Class of '45 was the election of class officers. During the first semester the juniors purchased their class rings and are now proudly wearing them. The class this year, as in the tenth year, con- tinued its splendid work in the sale of War Stamps and Bonds to aid the war effort. Warren Bollinger, Williain Cherry, Peggy Lewis, Margie Pearce, john Brown, Eileen Faulk- ner, represented the class in the Dramatic Club presentation of plays on March 18. The juniors sponsored an assembly quiz program March 29. In the Spring on April 14, the annual Junior Prom was held and on April 25, the annual junior Play was presented. The year was brought to a conclusion with the yearly picnic at Morton.