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

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CLASS OF 19-418 HOMEROOMS 8-A - 8-B First row: Mirr B. Kunkel, D. Rice, M. Smurf, I, Thom- mfz, E. Scherer, j. Nrfneville, I. Shaw, H. Kilzr, S. Rirbrmlr, N. Yorr, S. Mmznzz, Mr. G. Siazzjjzer. Second row: R. Frmzlee, M. Edzzimzir, S. Lewir. A. Pellegrino, E. Snzizb, I. Sleger, E. Zebley, R. IVn1.von, B. Simperr, C. Quigley, E. Downer. Third row: R. Hojerlaer, M. Silrfey, H. Tbomprmz, I. Oler, L. Rzrlkozzufky, C. Tfzrlof, T. Roberlr, R. Forrl, I. Murphy. Fourth row: R. Boaz, E. Seille, D. Goebzzer, j, Lirtwz. L. Smzrzr. D. Campbell, R. jack, A. Fleming, A. Gnirlufhife, E. Kirrbboff. HOMEROOM 7-A First row: D, Booz, I. Canmmrrio, E. Hzflberf, Mfr. M. Frzirlmlzb, I. Kerzer, T. Farber, C. Czfzzzzizzgbrazrz. Second row: M. C7'rI1lL'1Z, S. Doyle, H. Leirly, R. jlzrl, IV. flrkerl, H. Ed.fZl'0l'll7, E. Kirrbbojf, j. Birbop, M. Kzzouflmll. Third row: L. Fry, D. Canon, 1. Forefzzmz, B. Dablquirt, B. A. Kelly, C. jarrer, j. Elliot, B. Cbrzrler. Fourth row: T. Allen, j. Hartley. UV. Keerr, I. I-lwzrezz, C. Lamb. HOMEROOM 7-B First row: ll5'. Siegle. I-I. Wilkizzimz, D. Miller, Mrr. K. Smmely, R. M01zfg0nzerJ', C. llvbilfrker, L. Murphy. Second row: C. W illir1111.r, j. Shari, R. Parler, j. llyill- mrni, R. Meyerr, I. lllargmz, C, Slefeur. Third row: F. llyilkimrofz, B. Smrkzzfell, F. llVlllf41ll.'.l'01l, E. Plrlfl, C. Pefzrwzz, B. Tbomprmz, N. Wfarrzer, D. Mellon, C. Yeager, D. 17We'!!1lEII, I. U7 ue.r.f. Fourth row: R. Spumlo, H. Riley. R. Melborzze, j. Switzer, R. Omer, N. Tomlizz, F. Slreblrrlz, Y. Peierzrwz. CLASS GF 19119 OFFICERS Preriden! ...... .......... . . . Robert Booz Vice-Prerident . . . . . Hazel Kitts Serretary ...... . . . Robert jack Trearrn'e1' . . ............ Jack Liston S P0lZ.f01',f . . . . . . Miss Bertha M. Kunkel Mr. George F. Stauffer The beginning of the year proved to be an ex- citing venture for the Eighth Grade. After the election of officers the class' supported many school activities-music, athletics, dramatics, pub- lications. At Christmas time the Christmas spirit was encouraged with decorations and parties. The Eighth Grade is looking forward to its Freshman year with great enthusiasm. OFFICERS PI'6J'ldl2l?l ..... .......... . . . Robert Porter V ire-Preridefzl . . . . . Craig Vlhitaker Serrerezry ...... .... D oris Medlin Trearzrrer .. ......... Theodore Forbes Sll7077J'0I'.f .. . .. Mrs. Kathryn W. Snavely Mrs. Mildred P. Fairlamb The Seventh Grade entered Junior High School with Mrs. Snavely and Mrs. Fairlamb as sponsors. 7-A was awarded the Parent Teacher's Association prize of 552.50 for the largest number of parents subscribing to the association. The group unani- mously decided to turn the money over to the United Campaign. The members celebrated Christmas by decorat- ing their rooms and holding a party. They are looking forward to a class picnic at the end of the school term. '

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