Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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The Caeruleax TSl incy Wood has been tn’ing to learn to pronounce noow “now” ever since she arrived here from the sunny South a year ago last September. She expects to specialize in even.’thing from art to matrimony. Nance, you’ll sure succeed! ■ 3 Class Giotto: Truth conquers all things. Class Colors: Blue and Gold. Class Flower: Daisv. The Senior class wishes to express its gratitude to the Juniors, for their help in selling subscriptions and to Howard Rafter, for his assistance in collecting advertisements. To the faculty advisers Alirr Katherine C. Burgoyne and xMm Elizabeth i I. Knowlton, the Senior class wishes to e.xpress its sincere thanks for the helpful services ivhich they have rendered. Page fourteen

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Sharon High School T{ichard Rafter better known as “Dick,” began his high school career with an argument. He wants to go to college and specialize in chemistry. He intends to work his way through college and then begin his life work. He was perfectl y at ease in the overalls of a farm lad in the Senior play. l enmth Callahan attended schools in Sharon. His ambitions are to become a radio expert. Thanks for something differ- ent! All the boys in the neighborhood flock to him to play cards and Mah Jong. He has the voice of a Shakesperean character and the literary style of Sir Walter Scott. He always has a crowd of bright ideas when we need something new, and in Latin he is a shark. thirteen

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V ' Sharon High School Senior Tlay “NO TRESPASSING The Senior play was presented December 17 and 18, 1925 THE PLAYERS Peggy Palmer Mrs. Palmer Barbara Palmer Almeda Meader Lisle Irving Mr. Palmer Cleveland Tower Herbert Edmand Raynor Bill Meader Jim Meader Mr. Irving Jean Caldivell . Betty Peck . Venita Baker . Cathella Wright . Vivian heighten George W attendorf . Herbert Nutting Donald Stockman Henneth Broivn Kichard Rafter Carlton Holbrook Gee! I’m hungry. I wonder if any of the Palmer family is home. As a farmer’s wife Mrs. Palmer sure takes the cake. Just to think of her pies makes me feel empty way down to my boots. I wonder if Palmer has still got that funny looking suit that Pa swiped one day and then that Palmer made him shed when he caught him. Humph! That Bab Palmer sure thinks she is the whole show trying to scare me away with that spider. Yesterday I saw Peggy and Tower, but they didn’t see me as they were too busy with each other. I yelled at Peggy and asked her if Tower had shown her how to get up out of a chair like a lady yet, but she didn ’t hear me. I haven’t seen Lisle since she and Raynor were married. She certainly got sick of the country soon enough after she got Raynor. Well, I suppose Jim will have to pull Pa around again soon as he’s been collecting contributions from the neighbors to get the old wheelbarrow fixed. I wonder if Mr. Irving still sits in fly paper. He sure was a stupid guy. Even Pa would know better than to sit in fly paper. Almeda Meader. Page fifteen