Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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gy ll Why, 350' N' he. . A ix' de ' ' ,I x 1 fl? , ,Sl I , 's 7 A A V. , ' qu .gint 1 N.. , ii '- . W Cure-50 odooitie. l I Q . Sade vfeivxid-vis. '1 Wish 1 was Q 'DWG- SOPHUMURE CUISS Last year we saw the Sophomores' creative ability in their fine pro- duction April in Paris . Their theme was well carried out by a rock garden in the center of the floor and appropriate wall decorations. Dragnet started off the 1953-54 social season as a very successful hop. In addition to their social successes, the tenth grade group has exhibited a high quality of scholarship in their academic pursuits. We are confident that they will continue to warrant praise in their remaining two years of high school. Barbara Ford .... Elizabeth Cilley ..... Carole Rosofif ...... Elizabeth Cilley ..... .... Bonnie Flynn ..... Dorothea Kelley .... Kathryn Metcalf .... Dorothea Kelley ,... PUPUUIRITY P011 WITTIEST ................ .... R ichard Hunnewell BEST STUDENT .... BEST GROOMED ..... MOST SERIOUS ..... HAPPIEST ............... BEST PERSONALITY .... . . . .Robert Murano . . . .Richard Bonz . . . . Arthur Swift . . . .Donald Gay . . . . . ,Walter O'Donnell MOST SOPHISTICATED ......... Illar Muul MOST TALENTED ....... 22 . . . .David Peterson

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Fourth Row, left to right, Francis McCarthy, Arthur Lindberg, Bruce Poor, Clark Bailey, Ian Mueller, William Hawkins, Richard Verzone, Mark Wolff, Melvin Jordan. Third Row: Richard Kerstein, Daniel Carpeno, Bernard King, John Patterson, Charles McNair, David Phelps, Henry Geissler, Ralph Hutchins, Arthur Reid. Second Row: Miss Dorothy Chase, Advisorg Edward Daner. David Deltano, Kathleen MacAskill, Phyllis Fleming, Nancy Patterson, Jean Beckwith, Louise McCarthy, Theodore Hixson, James Alexander. First Row: Sonya Churnick, Mary Brunetta, Faye Mitchell, Pamela Foster, Treasurerg James Jones, Vice President, Paul Graham, Presidentg Cynthia Hall, Secretaryg Susan Fallon, Patricia Carney. Mary Zuis, IUNIUR CLASS The Juniors, who have captured first prize in the non-religious division of the annual Christmas drawing contest for two successive years, boast considerable artistic aptitude. After seeing their fine Sophomore dance, Emerald City , we look forward to a magnificent Prom. An entertaining dramatic production, presented in an assembly a year ago, indicates that this class will also produce a highly successful senior play. We are sure that they will continue to be outstanding in their senior year. i H ziggy Xxx 4 Jfsil If E til ini X IV 'fy xxwxx l'e'k U ,1 XX 1 wi Wil, C-LQ 21

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O Third Row, left to right: J. Reinhardt, N. Thomas, E. Feldman, B. Flynn, C. Langstroth, B. Ford, B. Barrett, P. Sweet, C. Rosoff, V. Markt, B. Cox, M. Wright. Second Row: M. Wald, M. Maloney. B. York, D. Kelley, K. White, E. Cilley, M. Mac- Fadden, E. Lavezzo. M. Niethold, K. Metcalf, Mr. Clifford Schwab, Advisor. First Row: M. MacDonald, J. Lowden, J. Winer, A. Hayes, Secretary, D. Peterson, President: R. Bonz. Vice President, J. Bresnahan, Treasurer, L. Gardner, N. Grossman, A. Hughes. SOPHUMORE CLASS Third Row, left to right: M. Callahan. J. Galvin, H. Starr, W. Woodason, S. Leedham, W. Brookfield, N. Halfond, R. Margil, P. Risch, W. Anderson, R. Dorr, R. Murano, A. Swift. Second Row: I. Muul, J. Cutler, A. Delman, D. Oliver, P. Carter. R. Hunnewell, L. Keane, G. Moore, R. Berglund, N. Holzman, B. Jackson, K. Webster, Mr. James Conroy, Advisor. First Row: J. McCrensky, L. Dingman, A. Hayes, Secretary, J. Bresnahan, Treasurer, D. Peterson, President, R. Bonz. Vice President, R. Cohen, W. O'Donnell, D. Gay, R. Beckwith. ,.., A I Jai? ,Ji . if K. 1,