Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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VVhen the haskethall season is finished, and Aliss Newton is satisfied, NV ClI'OlZ CIFSQIIQUXCZ R ilfwzitlz 6Zpo!ogz'es to gcfgar allen oe Once upon a midnight dreary, vvhile I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious sentence in my senior theme - lVhile I nodded, almost napping. suddenly there came a tapping As of someone gently rapping, rapping at my chamher door. 'Tis some visitor, I muttered, tapping at my chamber door, Only this and nothing more. Ah, distinctly I remember 'twas in April - not December, And each separate shadow wrought its ghost upon the floor. Ifearfully l viewed the morrow: - vainly I had sought to borrow Someone's last year's subject - nothing more. Someone's last year's theme for mine Nameless here for evermore. apologies: to tGQuCfyarc! ring NVhen our senior themes are written, recopied and laid aside. e shall rest, and faith we shall need it a lie down for a minute or two, ill Commencement and Class Day rehearsals shall put us to work anew! PII!! 1' 'I'fLe1'nly-ninf

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IClI'S6'IIgO!C! une 1947 a Sufi chair pushing buttons Zu prepare dinner. Doris says shes anxiously awaiting the gadget that pushes the buttons for her. Lew I-lankins. who has just rinished one en- gineering protect. is now working on another by means of which drivers can avoid the twenty'- :iye-cent state roll roads by using his detour which Cuff: only' a dime. ln Denver. the class looks upon Dick Higgs. president of the Boys Scout Blovement. He has so greatly' improved the standing of this organi- zation that the President of the Linited States is seriously considering the dissolution of the Army. The celebrated script-writer of stage and television. Lida BlcBlahon. has llof completed Tier Dictionary of BYirticisms. Rog Frazer. editor and columnist of the Kansas City Star. izas given Bliss BlcBlahon's book an excellent review. It seems Rog has long admired Lida's wit and humor. She aptly describes it as a bully book. St. laotlis-ililie Litopolitan Opera l-louse is now featuring Bliss .lean Gross and her accom- panist Katie Blurnane. Bliss Gross and Bliss Blurnane are offering to the public their beau- tiful rendition of The Skies are Blue. Too. ln Chicago they see Ur. BYally BYerner. noted snrgeon and director of the fabulous Werner Hospital. working in the extensive and LLP-DH date laboratory on his famous Hantiiection ray whfca will reaolutionize the neld of medicine. His personal secretary and nurse. lilaine Greg' -try, fs striving. in her spare time. In perfect the newly discovered nbrinogentic tiuid. The-y. and liisie Storkreit and -leanne Hurley. segretarfes to General Bill Levenson. who is sta- tions-ri in XYashington. D. Li. General Leven- son is working diligently helping the government spend its surplus funds. Parker is seen busfiy moving about the NYhite H fi'. se in his new duties as priy ate secre- tary to the President. At present he is taking tfzzte o .t for a snack at Elle syndicated BYEiite H-use l- owned and operated by Honey Blcliratf who gained his nyfdespread knowledge of restay.r.ints .tt Raiders Village. f'.-y':'1-L: '1fj'c'lg '.f The famous Poblenz Publishing Company' of Baltimore has just accepted the latest book of Patty' Smith. the leading authoress of today. Into the Blue' is the story of a brilliant ad- venture to Blars in the newly'-designed helijet plane. The Sharon TllIlr'J' said: Bliss Smith has astonishingly' sure insight of the not-too- distant future. The liropiwz Herald said: Its excellencies mark Bliss Smith as a dis- tinguished possibility' for the future literary lau- rels of Red Book. ln Xew York they find the odice of the famous dress designer. Shirley' Fader. working on its tenth million. BVith the coming of summer Bliss Fader. with her personal secretary: Dot Loyvdon. has gone to the Alps to get ideas for Saks' fall creations. Bliss Fader has been awarded the Pattern :Xward of 'OT for her daring and artis- tic creations. :Xlso in the city of .-Xrt. New York. they' chance to see Blud Sandhaus. who is now famous for his caricatures of his now distinguished classmates. John Kitchen and Don Blarshall are leaving Xen- York Harbor on their worlds largest transatlantic steamship to embark on a European tour to celebrate their fifteenth anniversary' as the best steamship line in the business. It is ru- mored that Louie Reddick is a stowaway' on this anniversary cruise. as he is quite a traveler and has a yearning for the open seas. As the Zeppelin lands on the roof of the .Xwkumon lnn. owned and operated by janet Chamberlain and Blarie Cox. the passengers are weiconied by ,losie Yacca. publicity' manager and secretary. The featured vocalist of the evening is Nikki Frkelens. who has recently returned from her South American tour. The class of '-lf sincerely' wishes that each of you has benefited by' this tour and hope that you feel that the tour has been a success. Elaine Gregory Carolyn BlacDonald Annette Frazer Frederick Poblenz

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PQYZCIFSQIIQOKCI UIIQ gfeepzurzg tgoosiecf on l he Gfass O Q96 I 4 brf.:1,- .JV 'f., x Shirley Harris-Shfrley is attending Dean gene Bartlett-Frog lr gtt Fmt Xlonntouth. Junior College. lftanklin. Klassacht e New -lersey. Dorothea ,lohnson-Dorothea is at the 'tn Chaplin-Roj. fs at Home on furlough as eplttgral and Technical College. we gp To press. but he will head fp' 5-,ro. North Carolina. Europe early in April. Emily 1lcDon:1ld-Emily is t the Kathern tzztonti Letoyrneau-Raft is fn Yolg--111112. Gibhs School. Boston. lnpgzzt. Rohert Parrish-Bob is attending lligazu Xfetfiold-Bill in Yokolinlnga College. Boston. lgtpgan. ,lutifth Paul-Judy is attending Bostnn H1 rj Paul-llmj. fr in Korea. versity General College. rm..1t Uwfllixzzis-Nornian fr :I 'l-oliyo. Pflj. llfs Rodman-Php llis is at the Ctilx -lgapgan. idge College. Boston. Cfwfts: Gnfmz' Selma lxfassertnan-Sellnza is :attending Lel x :ge nl,-vlzztm-George is s ationed in Ports Cf llege. Cambridge. gth. X. H. Russell lVhite-Rxss is attending Rens e 1 5 Polyteehnical College. Troy. NX. ge Biilej--Btpee ir ga freshman get Wlrces- All fin lVrfght-.ln-hn was attending Hnnt 1 ter Pt-lj. technie lnstitngte where he fr ton School: hunt sexete illness toreet nn tw t..dj.fng engfneering. stop. .-Xs we go to press. he is at Home ist.1n:e Hrfw.-fn-Llonnfe ls :at Hera'-er Col- concentrating 'ln gsfnfxzg 53:11 fege. Aleztkizistowzu. Pfllliif-'l'-LEZ1f.2. the pounds he lost. ti No-.xers-litiith if attending XY21eelo.'k . .. IIE'-5 - L-tuege. Boston. 5.5.2 Lwlilxlel-B11I'fN fr attending the Lhhjri HH, If .-Xfonson 5 Tlgifti fihwffl. sion. Lorrgfyqe Butler 5 r.. C-fri U-n-B55 fr tat Bt st-ut Lrnfzer- Klgtrj, Conrtox s,.j.. General Lxollege. Iyhgllfs Ffiherg :iris LlH1lti'fT-liftiflfle is .tttemifrig tfie Stanley Gr-,re H .ZTff1TQf'If Sch- Hostf n, Pg-,line Rigger Tlij. lletinen-ll-tt is attending linrte Xvflllim XleGr.1th College. Bos: n. -lzazttes Klontgottierj. .fzi lfififs-L-.:l'-fn is ..t Iihstor- lqitfu George Klgarkt Ll liege- it Business Atizitizistrgltiftzt. 5.1.1 l'le'eTfB375ls fff'ThllI1Q llpgrtiett Col 'll'-r ' lege, llpstozt. Xzangj. Sgt-T to llfntfel V X sw RWM XIHT' '- . .... - ,AN llfltl-red Pear engaged l f t'es Mun 1 TUT ertgzged Gertrude buh: Cnrftl In bpezxr be- +rge bweet Klorggzn