Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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.gfzaron ar5en9o!J une 1946 mdf ..A!6ll9l98lQ, . . . l'ug1 1' Tfuv' lf George and Ray stayed home at night, And hlonty's freight were half as light? lf Calvin liinis were bald on top, And Scotty lent him her beautiful mop? lf John were messy instead of neat, And Chaddy didn't like to eat? lf Barby Condon were never late, And Shirley never had a date? lf Dorothea's vocab were half as big, And Emily could dance an lrish jig? If Connie weren't musically inclined, And Froggy hadn't a technical mind? lf Barby Feist weren't quite so smooth, And Rlary wasn't in the groove? If Phyllis Friberg didn't blush, And Roy on Emily had no crush? lf Sport didn't smoke, and Stan didn't joke, And Elliott hated all women folk? If Rainy were six feet, and Blac were four, And P. A. D. weren't, to Davy, a bore? If Araby were older instead of so young, And Brucie didn't like to pun? If Norman loved to work all day, And Judy didn't swing and sway? lf Selma's hair were long and straight, And Parrish went to bed at eight? lf Carleton didn't like his farming, And Phyllis Rodman weren't so charming lf Russell weren't so tall and stately, And Frannie Savino half so shapely? lf llildred Parry played the cello, And Uotty Dennen had no fellow? If Gerty weren't to be a wife, And liditli got no kick from life? lf Francis Condon liked the Navy, And l'olly's fellow's name were Davy? If Billy' Nietllolcl Cllllltllllf Shoot, And Georgy 'liolman played the Hute? Wfhat if all these things were trueg Oh dear, oh dear, what would we do? JU

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.gzaron 19 1 amengofcf une f946 66 5 ima oed y H 5: XVith a song in the heart of every member, we, the Class of lf?-lo have completed a full schedule, stored up many pleasant memories: and now. in an all-out effort to make our yearbook a bigger and better edition, we are introducing this four-year calendar as a stimulus for reminiscing. FRICSHKIAX YI-QAR-1942-1943 Fh1aRL'.xRY - Vacation, much needed by the w freshmen unused to high school grind. finally 5lil I'liXIl1ER - XVeleJ little freshmen arrived arriyt-d, with our big ideas. 4 I1HZ'1 I Uvlmt M BF Lazjy' - . . . . Juv 1 I.Iff!l' D111 ll e 1x11ou'. Ill KIXRCH - Pitt Parker kept the students en- lJc'I'oi1IiR - Sharon junior Commandos, second tranced with his artistic drawings in Charcoal, largest group in the state, got their picture in at gm assembly program. , ' 1- 111 ' flu IN'-'f H M' v Lvl 5 Iluzw' .-lnoilier Une. I You flllfllll to Be in l'1fl11rr.i. .-XPRII, - L'nder the sponsorship of the Rotary Novigxiifxiia - llr. K1-an left. amid the tears df flllll- lllllll Wllffffl SU'1lf 1fS lwfllmf' WWII Om' the high school girls. Cllllf mf il dal'- .f 7'1111,- vm,-, 111,11 111 1,11-1 11'1,1.. .T -Unk' 'f 'ff'f'f'- . . badly we witnessed Klr. lxoskellas departure ljlzkil-fXil1l'.R - Hur annual Lhristinas assemblx . ' , , , , , 4 , , ' tor the Xavy. including l' red XX aring s well-known recording. - , .lI11'lI0!'.K .I'lL't'IylI. 1 l'i4'11.i 1111 .Yiqhl lf1'fo1'1' I,'l11'i,iI11111,v ' ffl i ' KIAY - 'l'he jeep bought by war stamps and .l Xxl WY 3 lvl' f'Nl'f'Vlf l Wl 'fm' lift' Hif mid lwumls of Sharon school children came to town. drill. .-X lucky' few receixed free rides. : DM1111111 rm-ll, strainblingj ln Ihr Dark. I .lny lfo1111'x To1f11y.' P11111 Taz 1 111.1 - 7.1L 0