Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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Senior Class Tear Boo 1936 11 JANE STONE “Tweetie” “Enjoy the present day, trusting -very little to tomorro’w.” Basketball 10-11-12; Glee Club 12; Dramatic Club 12; Tennis Tourn. 11; Operetta 12; Fashion Show 11; Class Treasurer 10. ARTHUR VADALA “Tony” He trudged along unkno’wing nuhat he sought and ohistled as he ’went.” Glee Club 10-11-12; Baseball 10-11-12; Basketball 9- 10-11-12; Operetta 12. HUGH WILLIAMS “Willy” “He ’will talk — Great Gods! Ho’w he ’will talk.” Glee Club 12; Operetta 12; Ping-Pong tournament winner 12. ARTHUR WRIGHT “Junie” “For e’ven though vanquished he could still argue.” Science Club 11-12.

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10 Senior Class Tear Boo 1936 OLGA SEGRINI Heart and hand that move together. Feet that run on willing errands.” Gym. Exhibit 9; Home Economics Exhibit 9; Librarian 12. Stenotype Club Award. SAMUEL SIEGLER two Sam A little nonsense novo and then is relished by the best of men.” Dramatic Club 12; Glee Club 10-11-12; Basketball 9-10-11-12; Baseball 9-10-11-12. ELEANOR SQUIRES “El” Whose nature never changes.” Glee Club 9-10-11-12 ; Operetta 12; Gym. Exhibit 9; Home Economics Exhibit 9; Dramatic Club 12. SIDNEY STEVENSON “Sid” His thoughts are free. They cannot he shut up.” Baseball 11-12; Basketball 12; Glee Club 9-10-12.

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12 Senior Class Tear Boo 1936 Rear row, left to right: Richard Newton, Richard Hall, Joseph Eldracker, Eugene Shyne, Coach Harold Clark, Robert Morgan, Albert Connors, George Stevenson, Manager Dana Beach Front row, left to right: Ass ' t Mgr. Paul Flamand, John Colaneri, Richard Chase, Richard Bendinelli, Capt. Samuel Seigler, Arthur Vadala, John Baker, Sidney Stevenson, Ass’t Mgr. Everett Ross BASKETBALL The Boys’ Basketball teams this year had a most successful season. Both teams turned in high records of achievement. The First team, playing a schedule of eighteen games, including three at Framingham for the News Trophy, won fourteen, while the Second team played fourteen games and won thirteen of them. The members of the first team were: Captain Seigler and Bendinelli forwards Baker center The second team : Vadala and Chase guards Morgan and Eldracker substitutes Eldracker, Newton and Colaneri guards G. Stevenson and Shyne substitutes Morgan, Hall and S. Stevenson forwards Connors center Beach was manager and his assistants were Flamand and Ross. We were very proud of these teams and the records they have made which include winning the Framingham J ews Trophy the second year in succession and finishing in second place in the Hock ' a ' mock League. The second team had the best average of any second team in the league. Sharon 27 Norfolk Aggies 16 Sharon 41 W rentham 14 Sharon 28 Alumni 26 Sharon 33 Stoughton 12 Sharon 54 Holbrook 19 Sharon 25 Holbrook 19 Sharon 41 Randolph 22 Sharon 56 Randolph 19 Sharon 20 North Easton 22 Sharon 16 Canton 19 Sharon 30 Foxboro 29 Sharon 22 North Easton 29 Sharon 47 Canton 15 Sharon 34 Foxboro 27 Sharon 31 Stoughton 32 FRAMINGHAM TOURNAMENT Sharon 27 Shrewsbury 22 Sharon 19 Ashland 17 Sharon 48 Upton 21