Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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Marsengold I - ,4-f- X Mr. Mr. Mr. Miss Mr. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. , . Teacher Harold Clark Edward Koskella Charles Kaufman Dorothy Chase Francis Mahoney Katherine Savage Barbara Flemings Dorris Newton Elizabeth Johnston Barbara Burns James Conroy Harold Avery Franklin Powers William Konsavage Anita Keyes Louise Higginson Vera Anderson Mr. Clifford Webber . , Q H --Q .,' 1' 11-1 X, we Faculty Grade Subjects Principal, Mechanical Drawing Assistant Principal, Physical Education 12 Science 11 Social Studies, Latin 11 Mathematics - 10 English n ' 10 Science f , .9 French, English ' CW. 9 Commercial Subjects 8 Social Studies 8 Social Studies 7 English 7 Mathematics Industrial Art Physical Education Home Economics Art Music 1

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