Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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l l F NM' X I 'I Vs Y v J 1 X y page len GEORGE HENRY ALLEN Bud He is carefree as one can bei' Activities: Class Treasurer l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Dramatic Club l: Sophomore Trot 2: Intramurals 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Re- ception 3: Basketball 3: Frost Trot 4: Year Book 4: Baseball Manager 4: Varsity Club 4: Halloweien Party 4. No matter how long or weary the day may be, Bud always has a cheery quip to brighten us. His natural faculty for shedding cares with such superb ease is not the least of his charms. On the serious side he also has a genuine talent for photography. GXVENDOLYN ELAINE ALLEY Gwen Every artist dips his brush in his own soul Activities: P. T. A. Circus 2: Sophomore Trot 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Year Book 4: junior Prom 3: Senior Reception 4: Frost Trot 4: Halloween Party 4. Gwen is constantly in a state of emotional eifervescence for one reason or another. Wie long ago learned to call on her whenever an artistic touch was desired. Between times her pleasing voice is often raised in song, the memory of which will remain with us always. HELEN CARYL ANDREWS Cain Dicineiy tall, and most divinely fairu Activities: P. T. A. Circus 2: Glee Club 2, 4: Junior Prom 3: Senior Reception 3: Frost Trot 4: Year Book 4: Air Raid Courier 4: Senior Play 4: Orchestra 3, 4. Caryl is animation personified. Her charming and cordial person- ality has made her a favorite with everyone. Her versatility was profitably displayed in a delightfully capable characterization of Mrs. Mclntyre in Young April. EDXVARD BIARTIN BERGER Eddie High erected thoughts, seated in the heart of eourtesif' Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3: Captain 4: Traflic Squad 3: President 4: Student Government, Vice President 4: P. T. A. Circus 2: Sophomore Trot: Intramurals 1, 2: Junior Prom: Senior Play 4: Year Book 4: Frost Trot 4: Air Raid Courier 4: Librarian 3, 4: Varsity Club President 4: Honor Society 3, 4. Eddie, a dapper young man, has been frequently entrusted with class offices because of his unusual administrative ability. His prowess both as a basketball player and as an actor of merit was typical of all he does. Despite these achievements his genuinely modest per- sonality won for him a host of friends and the respect of every member of the senior class. DAVID XVINN BISHOP Daren Ile dmieeth out the thread of his verhosity finer than the staple of his lll'gtll7il'lifn Activities: Student Council l: Dramatic Club 1: Sophomore Trot 2: Intramurals 2: Junior Prom 3: Basketball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Varsity Club 4: Traffic Squad 4: Clcc Club l, 2, 3, 4. Dave is the proud possessor of a healthy voice, which he used with equal facility in expounding profound philosophical theories and in charming the hearts of unsuspecting maidens. On the serious side, David's brilliant scholastic record insures a bright future for him.

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g - Eternal aspiration after life and joy Exulting, he screams and swings Through a vaulted arc of blue far on his way with ey A That clearly mock the thought of downward list, - And ever climbing upward, seeking some loftier vision Or some braver world to view, he mounts. Ascending still, he sweeps aloft till the roof of heaven Is giddy with wonder at his might. ,..-- r' gg.. .LT-. X bu- Q , ..-1? 5 -5..--'fa Q'--,. --0 A- - E5 Psa , wr 23 'tiff' - .is -i-?3 P' U Th E I s 4-N--'Q 5 e e lib?-:fi-5 j .,' .1 Q:- f A j ff' . 5' .:1.:'--1--.L-1 .Q - ,.-1' ig, Beyond the bows of the departing day 2--'--1-2'-.L-'I .2 L1-'If XVe look above the golden sun and darklin ' ,Qfq ,-:--1--:'T1 . , , , 1 .E T-' :jf 1 Q 5- Beholding in the clearness of 1mmeasu1ahlB 4 ,.4.? ,-Sr ggi An eagle-soaring, wheeling de l!! , i 55:1 5' And as we gaze, we hear his cr - -1,1r.'Q'.1rf u- 2-1. fr..-,A-SSX ,... AH . - - .- . ' 'f. we- -Ilfvlm I ' From mountain crags etc 2 , ,Q . - , ..., ' ' .-. Xx N g sX'?T?5 B -i1-i----.L N 5 . lb!--. He symbolizes in the - - s bb - 5 ,- x 15. s Magnifdcent in flight, majestic, kingly, he flings himself Against the heavens like an ancient standard Held high above the turmoil and the strife, Bearing the insignia of that truth and right In defense of which no cause shall die unchampioned, Nor yet prevailing, shall scorn to vision NVith the keen, far glance of that bird on high, a further quest, A call to deathless victory fashioned out of principle and blood. VVe view the king of birds through the mist of humanity's distress, Keeping constant vigil in the lonely bleakness of his brooding hour. His shrieking cries, a clarion call to arms, which throbs Incessantly in our ears, and we, responding to this cry, Scan his lofty universe with quickening pulse, VVith painful, throbbing breath, wringing assent From the silent places of the heart, Stirred to manly rhythm with the beat of soaring wings Against the sky. Irving Post

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BIARY ESTHER BREXIXER Mini Underneath her silence, there is sincerity and kiiidizeszsf' Activities: junior Prom: Frost Trot. A dutv entrusted to Marfs care is sure to receive conscientious treatment. Among many attractive qualities, often overlooked, is her subtly submerged sense of humor. For this and for a proven de- pendability we have enjoyed hax ing her as a class mate. VIRGINIA .XXX BREBINER Ginny', On with the c1'ance.' Let joy be unconfined. No ,sleep ,til morn, when youth and pleasures nzeetfi Activities: Clee Club -1: Senior Plav. How different Ginny is from Marv! XYe shall alwavs associate with her merry peals of laughter ringing through the corridors, and her positively fiirtatious manner that caught the fancv of such a host of swains that she reigned unchallenged as the social butterfly of 1941. ELEANOR H.-XRRIET COX Red Good nature is the beauty of the mind Activities: junior Prom 3: Senior Reception 531 Clee Club 1, 2, 3: Frost Trot -1. XVe never did get to know Eleanor very well, so quiet and retiring was her manner among us. Nor did her beautiful red hair fulfill the promise that traditionally accompanies possession of titian locks. Quite to the contrary. Eleanor seemed alwavs to be rapt in a world of her own ELEANOR IRENE FISI-IMAX Klxxvackyb Nothing great was ever achieced without enthu.s'ia.s-rn Activities: Dramatic Club lg P. T. A. Circus 25 P. T. A. Play 2g Sophomore Trot 25 Clee Club I. 2. 3g Halloween Partv 34 Senior Reception 3g junior Prom 3g Orchestra Librarian 3, -lg Senior Play 45 Year Book 4. Always full of enthusiasm with a willing hand a helpful word, is our gay little chum Eleanor. Her sparkling wit and irrepressible spirits have added spice to many a conversation. XVe shall most of all remember Eleanofs superb performance in the senior play, one that was truly worthy of a professional. FRANCIS AXTONINE FITZPATRICK Frank Nothing is irnp0.s-sible to a willing heart Activities: Basketball 3, -lg Class President 3, -lg Intramurals 1, 2: Junior Prom 35 Sophomore Trot 2g Senior Reception 3g Frost Trot 4. XVhether the battle was lost or won, Frank was sure to have at- tempted in some manner to bring it to a successful conclusion. His perseverence during class meetings was worthy of a Churchill. YVe all appreciate Frank's loyal efforts in behalf of the class of 1942. s L . page eleven Vx-'21, I C NV? . x N6 Xl X3 ff...4.u...Xc x t F Rex X M Q