Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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Prineipalis Message A short time klgtl il statement by President NVillzu'd of the University ol Illinois t1PPC2ll'Cil in the daily press. In this statement he outlined un ideal criteria for identifying an educated mann. He states that ll person should he uhle to use and understand his native languageg he should lmye ahility to judge, coinpzlre and evzlluuteg he should have a Working knowledge ol' inen auid their affairs. and of the physical World in which man livesg and lustly he should liuye the ahility to earn successfully ll living in some profession or vocation. During the past six years your school has olliered you the opportunity to prepare yourselves for future citizenship. The various suhjeets ol' the school curriculuin ure of the nature that readily lend tlieinslyes to uttninnient of the gouls estuhlished hy President XVillzu'd. The irninediute future may take you into one of three putliwuys: to ai school to further your education, to the armed forces, or to some voentioiiul pursuit. XVliieliever paitliwuy you may follow, pursue it with eagerness und enthusiusni so that through diligent and conscientious application to the tusle. that unfold hetore you. you will ezirn the respect und confidence ol your lt-I lownien. Thus. the zunount of edueution that you lime llL'tlllll't'il will he measured hy' the unstinted giving, ol' yourself while vou are perlioriiiing the tasks that ure ll purt ol' daily living. .Ns you perform these daiily tuslxs. I wunt you to know you lmve iny personal wishes for the successful completion ol' thein. The ht-st wishes ol. the lueulty go with you and we invite you to continue aui uctixe ussoeiaition with your school. llixuorn A. Cisxiut Principal page six - .ss

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-.H ' I To Mr. Harold A. Cl Q i In sincere appreciation for all that he has o fir the class of nineteen hundred and forty-four, we dedicate this book. We are especially grateful for his helpful advice and continual kindness which should prove valuable to us in later life. His great interest in us as individuals, and his deep con- cern for our plans for the future have made us feel that in our principal. we have a man we may consider a friend as Well as a leader. page five J i

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Mr. Mr. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Mrs. C593 1 . Poole Harold A. Clark Dorothy M. Chase Dorris E. Newton Marjorie F. Holt Helen B. Crocker Ruth M. Frost I. Edwin Conley Marie L. Brader Howard D. Kenyon Charlotte Leverone Vera Anderson Miss Myrtle V. Lewis Miss Laura Craft Mr. Roland B. Houston Miss Barbara Flemings Mr. Harold F. Avery Mrs. Elsie P. Robinson Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Lida C. Helson Dorothy B. Frye Eunice M. Shuebruk ir- Es.. . The Faculty S4-Lpeilzlz-atendent Ali U' ' ' Principal Latin and History French and English. English Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects Science English and Social Studie Mathematics Physical Education Art Music Home Economics Manual Training General Science English and Social Studies English and Social Studies Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Sixth Grade fJI1gL' SCUCII