Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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SECOND Row-left to right: James Keyes, Louise Hagan, Yvonne Letourneau, Priscilla Sherwood, Betty Hitchins, Bliss Dorris Newton, faculty aduiserg Mildred Niethold, Frances Hall, Pauline Chase, joan Fader, Andrew Callahan. Fmsr Row: Sidney Nathan, Florence Hughes, George Bailey, Valerie NVilliams, Christine Seibert, Mary Saunders, Morris Shepard. The Year Book The class of '43 is very fortunate in having among its members some skilled .artists in drawing, writing and photography whose work is evident throughout this book. In itself, however, skill was not enough, and with the departure of Mr. Kean. we were somewhat at a loss, but Miss Newton stepped in and, with the assistance of Mr. Clark, rendered us some valuable advice. On the strength of the good work they have done the last two years, we voted to have Pine Press do the printing and Folsom, the engraving. Unfortunately, owing to labor conditions, with which everyone is familiar, this year book had to go to press much earlier than in previous years. As soon as the senior play was over, the staff immediately Went to work on it, and, only by untiring efforts, produced the succesful book that they did. page nine

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The Year Book Staff Editor-in-Chief V ALERIE VVILLIAINIS Business Manager Managing Editor GEORGE BAILEY CI-HKISTINE SEIBERT Feature Editor Literary Editor Biography Editor PAULINE CHASE SIDNEY NATHAN MARY SAUNDERS Photography Editor Art Editor Typography Editor MORRIS SHEPARD ANDREW CALLAHAN PRISCILLA SHERWOOD Girls' Sports Editor Boys' Sports Editor FLORENCE HUGHES ' 4 IAMES KEYES Circulation Manager JAMES Ross v Art Stag PAULINE CHASE Biography Stag FLORENCE HUGHES BETTY HITCPHNS YVONNE LETOURNEAU Typography Stag FLORENCE HUGHES MILDRED NIETHOLD BETTY HITGHINS LOUISE HAGAN SHIRLEY SCOTT' NlARTHA QUIIUBY Table of Contents THE CLASS OF 1943 ...... LITERARY STUIIENT ACTIVITIES ........ ADVERTISICM ENTS ........ page eight Business Stag I OAN FADER YVONNE LETOURNEAU Faculty Adviser MISS DORRIS E. NEYVTON page twelve page twenty-four page thirty-seven page Hfty-three

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Prineipalis Message As graduates this year, you will find yourselves entering a world vastly different from that in which many of your predecessors found themselves. NVe had been at War but a short time when last yearis class graduated. Since then we have found this to be a highly skilled type of warfare, one in which specialists are needed. We have followed the example of the majority of high schools throughout the country by revising our program of studies in order to offer you courses that will start you on the road to specialization. Many of you have availed yourselves of our offerings. Some of you have the desire to further your education which, for the present, must be postponed. However, do not let the fire of your enthusiasm die out. The post-war era will find us in need of trained competent leaders, and educated willing followers. You must be prepared to take your place with one group or the other. Through personal conferences with you, I am familiar with your ambitions, hopes and desires. You have looked upon me as a friend and I wish this friendship to continue through the years to come. In many ways your future success will depend upon the degree to which you apply yourself to your various tasks. As you perform these tasks, I want you to know that you carry with you my personal wishes for the successful completion of them. The best wishes of the faculty go with you as you leave this school and it is our desire to continue to serve you if you are in need of our help and guidance. page ten