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

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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.

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CLASS OF 19116 HOMEROOM 10-A First row: IV. Frazrzlee, H. Hewixb, M, Bilbrougb, I Kennedy, AA. Cmberry, I. Kelly.. D. Herb. Second row. j. jones, L. 'CIm'k, S. Bollizzger, D. Hillfdll, I. Hfzmillorz, H. Haefner, S, Hofferker, B. Boger, R. Bifbop, Min I Ellir. Third row: T. Ballomley, D. Hnllar, R. Goebrzer, V. Budd, G. King, S. Connell, H. Hrzlzozz, E. Dalziel, R. janet. V I-IOMEROOM 10-B First row: F. IViltr11fm, 1. Mirbener, E. Riley, Mr, IV. Ilildebrfmflz, A. McQ1mde, D, Pearce, B. MrGrory Second row: 1. Valerie, N. Mrlfeller, M. Llzcci, R Ilybirtzker, I, Lorknrl, L. MfNeile. M. Sem, IV. .Mazilnrk Third row: G. Refi, j. K1-eider, R. McCoy, IV. Tfmzbnll, j. Mrlntife, M. Licbly, 1. Read. Fourth row: H. Lefcla, A. Knowlton, j. Rolelter, E. Slorlawell, 1. llfl0?'l'0ll', HOMEROOM 9 First row: F. Mrmzmele, H. Ilfffzrrizzgrwz, G. Bergemarz, M. Pearce, E. Bilbrougb, K, Bishop, G. Quigley, S. Am- mon, j. Rowe, R, Pyle, D. Day, Second row: I. Hulcla- inmn, Mc'ClaHerty, E. Buckland, 0. ll?!iI2l87'72llllE, B. Brooks. D. Amy, M. Sorrenlino, R. DESi7Il0HL'-, S. C072- nerr, W. Mrzmmele. Third row: Mr. C. Hulzley. D. Liningrzwz, I. Kugel, S, Plomer, I. Simprozz. 0. Stein- melz, C. Kirrbbof, D. FfIIllklI6f, E, Lewir. CLASS or 1947 OFFICERS Prefidenl ..... ............ .... R o y Bishop Vice-Preridefzt . . . . . .Robert Brown Secretezry ..... .... I ean Michener T7'6c1f711'E7' . . . . . ...... William Turnbull Sponrorr . .. ............ Miss june E. Ellis Mr. William A. Hildebrandt Because of unavoidable circumstances the Class of 1946 was unable to hold the Annual Soph Hop. In its place, a recording dance was held on No- vember 19, 1943, at 8:00 o'clock. The dance was well attended not only by Sophomores but also by the rest of the student body. To supplement their depleted treasury the tenth grade decided to sell magazines. Their efforts were well rewarded, The total sales amounted to over five hundred dollars from which the class realized a profit exceeding two hundred dollars. In the Spring, the sophomores presented an assembly program for the Senior High School. They concluded the year with a class picnic at Morton. OFFICERS Prexidenl .................... joseph H Simpson Vice-President .. ..... Thomas Zebley Secrelary .... ..... M ichael Sorrentino Treezmrer . . ....... James McClafferty Spomor .. . . ..... Mr. Clifford Z. Hutzley The cooperation of the Freshman Class greatly aided the annual A. A. Drive and the group reached its goal in the sale of season tickets. A very successful Christmas party was held and a lot of fun enjoyed in the exchange of gifts. The class is awaiting anxiously the arrival of its class pins and is lool-zinglforward to an eventful Sophomore year. '