Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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THE MARSENGOLD I ,,- 4 1 f Q 1 -Qu- To Miss Flemin s We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one, dedicate this book in appreciation of all that she has done for us. She has been our class advisor for four yearsg and her patience, understanding, and guidance have helped us greatly in trying to obtain our goals. We shall always be grateful to her for her sincere efforts in our behalf.

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gk me MARSENGQLD it W 1 HONOR SOCIETY 19 YZSEL5 s e in V:-s. A, A 1 ,,,,5,L Princi als Message June is the month of Commencements. This year it brings special significance to you because you are included. Whether you have been successful in the program of ed- ucation you have pursued during your years in high school depends upon the goal that you established for yourself. The seeking of knowledge has always been the right of free man. Abraham Lincoln, through the ages, has been the great example of having risen from obscurity to fame. The difference many times between success and failure is ambition. The degree of success you will achieve will depend greatly on how well you have striven to attain your goal. The best wishes of your teachers and your principal go with you as you enter into the fields of your choosing, I Zag' Principal