Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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'gon Ct: v Third Row, left to right: C. Krepon, K. Robinson, J. Apgar, M. Chubb, C. Cannata S. Forrest. P. Scoyne, H. Lillard, S. Butler, H, Hefferman. A. Pearce. Second Row: G. Monahan, M. Zurblis, B. Bengen, P. Seronick, J. Figur, R. Thomas, M. Speirs, S. MacPhai1. C. Geissler. C. Roe, A. Davis. First Row: A. Slafsky, E. Berenson, R. Mansfield, Treasurer, M. Zambella, President Mr. Ernest Blake, Advisor: J. McNair, Vice President, M. McGrath, Secretary S, Furash, J. Feist, B. Healy. FRESHMAN CIASS Fourth Row, left to right: E. Bryant, R. Kennedy, D. Rivers, D. Hamm, D. Stetson, R. Bailey, H. Langstroth, A. Davidson, J. Coyne. R. Rau. Third Row: S. Price, D. Baskin, N. Lynch, J. Arguimbau, J. Ditzler, D. Kersch, C. Huerth P. Barrett, C. Glover, S. Fried, T. Andrews, Second Row: K. Patterson, W. Lynch, N. Dann, P. Dickerman, L. Blyler, E. Peck, P. Graham, E. Kirouac, P, Feldman. J. Zeserson. First Row: W. Fleming, C. Harrington, R. Mansfield. Treasurer: J. McNair, Vice Presi- dent: Mr. Francis Roman, Advisor, M. Zambella, President, M. McGrath, Secretary, J. Amorosino, M. Gately, R. Callahan. c1956 Mil, 1 'J 3' '. Qsiiif. - at ft' !,?4 ' K1 'u' 5 I. . .gf iff.. 'Z' 53- ' ', 1. .. , ,. i? Jg1I..i'g - ,pw -jf. n'- .QI ,. ' if ' Q, ..n 5:22 . ,. . .ring isis, ,--Q-4 fn. - JV..

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1,1 A whoa' pvdi'-1 so-s.No.s TAS!! qoeb? Hu-Nqvq, VXQASQ anion an gov gout- saoqef ea-, o3X'Lni'Qo0 no-ol Is, , FRESHMAN CIASS The Freshman Class has displayed, to the student body and adult sports enthusiasts of the town, outstanding athletic ability. Two or three years from now the present ninth grade group may well furnish the nucleus of one of Sharon's finest basketball teams. Indications are that, under the leadership of their capable advisor, Mr. Roman, the Freshmen will make their dance one of the fine social productions of the school year. We hope that this, the largest class in the high school, will be out- standing in scholarship and leadership as well as in athletics during their years in high school. POPUIARITY P011 carol Krepon .,... ..... W ITTIEST .............. ...Joseph Alnorosino Koi-on Robinson .... BEST STUDENT .... Lee Biyior Carol Geissler .... ..... B EST GROOMED ..... ..... P eter Barrett Judith Manzer .... ...., M OST SERIOUS ..,.... ...Lee Biyior Sandra McaPhail .......... HAPPIEST .............. ..... J oseph Coyne Karen Robinson .... ..., B EST PERSONALITY ..... ..... D avid Rivers Karen Robinson .... ..... M OST TALENTED ......... Roy Mansfield Ann Slafsky .... ..... M OST SOPHISTICATED ........ Thomas Andrews 24

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We, the Class of 1954, being of sound mind and body, hereby bequest and be- queath to our successors the following: VINCENT BALDASARO leaves his shoe polish to Bruce Poor. KENNETH BOWERS leaves his quiet- ness to Charlie McNair. NORMA BOWLES leaves her daily chats with the milkmen in the cafeteria to Susan Fallon. Have fun, Sue! GRACE BUTCHER leaves her keen at- tentiveness in school to any Junior who stays awake long enough to use it. LEE CARNEY leaves her natural curly hair to Cynthia Hall who would ap- preciate it on those rainy days. DONALD CHAMBERS leaves for a three-week trial course with Arthur Murray. FRANK CHMARA leaves the Sahara Desert to any underclassman who would walk a mile for a Camel. THOMAS COYNE leaves-he hopes! GERALDINE DANCA leaves her west- ern style to her sister, Dotty. LEO ELDRACHER leaves Sharon High School. DAVID ELSON leaves for West Flagler, Florida. ELIZABETH ELSON leaves her tired tonsils to some quiet Junior. . HENRY FLYNN leaves his razor to Larry Keane. Dicky can't find any use for it. EDWARD GLOVER leaves on another trip to New Hampshire. Wlll GEORGE GOODWIN leaves Gretch- for a little while, anyway. JOHN GRANTHAM leaves his enthusi- astic participation in class to Edward Daner. ARNOLD HALFOND leaves his hair-do to Swede Peterson. A little more might help. ROBERT HALL leaves his ability to keep out of trouble to Jimmy Jones. KEITH HUNNEWELL leaves his tall, cool temper to brother Richard. MARCIA JORDAN leaves her mechani- cal drawing kit to Melvin in hopes that he gets better marks than she did. ELLEN KEATING leaves for another three o'clock watch. JOHN KENNEDY leaves his column in the Advocate to Marian Wald. RUTH KERSCH leaves her blond hair to the Sophomore boys. You can put the peroxide aside now, boys. JOSEPH KLEIN leaves his ability to get along with teachers to Jack Patterson. CAROLE KRAUS leaves the good old days for the better things in life. PAUL KREITZBERG leaves his horn- rimmed glasses to any Junior who wishes to see the light. MARLENE LEVANSON leaves her ability to buy her lunch and still get do- nations from her friends to any hungry Junior. MURDOCH MacASKlLL leaves his viv- aciousness to Bill Hawkins. GRETCHEN MYERS leaves her moni- tor's post to Brian Mitchell.