Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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CSJ!LClI'OI'l Cll'S9lIgOi!C! , ,M M.. .H v.. -3--...--is vp ,Q .,r ., 15' Q 1 ,fy I mf, goin Qs. Glmffee We the clam of nineteen hundred and forty-seven, tzilce thiu opportunity to exprefs il few words of welcome, on behalf of the student body, to our new super- intendent, llr. john B. Chaffee. Although he has heen with us for only il yezir, we have come to know llr. Chaffee as 21 true friend and to zipprecizite hib sincere intereet in our zietixities. l'r1g1r l iAz'i

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1' I i U1 l 77fZCll'SC'l1gU!C! Une I 1 ..-,,NmQ-lk 1 ii 11 4 1 A FN - A . 4 1 L I MCG' I ' 1 I 4 if , . l l l l Third Rome, lefl In right: Miss Barbara Burns, Mrs. Anita Keyes, Mr. VVilliam Kon- savage, Mr. Paul McCarron, Mrs. Mary jackson, Mrs. Mary Moore. Swernzd Rofw: Mrs. Vera Anderson, Mrs. Veronica Hawkins, Miss Hazel Prescott, Mr. llenry Haskins, Miss Dorris Newton, Miss Dorothy Chase, Miss Elizabeth -Iohnston. Fir.vI Rofw.' Miss Alice McHugh, Mr. Harold Avery, Mr. Harold Clark, Principal: Mr. john Chalfee, Superintendent, Mr. Edward Koskella, Miss Barbara Flemings. O7-he aaculty 'lieacliers Homeroom Grade Subjects kfzsxjgvglgrk--M., i'iF'T'N- Allss llorotliy XI. Chase 105 12 Latin, Social Studies ,x ,mi-QWQ fx- 1 f' Xliss lflizalietli ,lolinston 101 11 Commercial Courses Nliss llorris Newton 106 11 lfnglish. French, Spanish Hr. l'aul Klcfarron 205 10 Science, Geometry lb Xlr. Htnry Haskins 103 10 Social Studies ' Kliss liarliara lilemings 202 9 Science EM Xlrs. Klart Kloore - 207 9 lfnglislt Nliss Havel Prescott 208 S' Matlieniatics Xliss liarlwara liurns 213 SJ lfnglisli and Social Stuclies Hr. llarolil Axery 112 7' lfnglisli Xlr. lfrluartl Koskclla 108 71 Physical lfrlucation, Asst. Princip' Nlrs. Yeronica llawkins 111 6 Xlts. Klart l. .lacltson 110 O lmlustrial Arts llome lfconoinics, Klanager Cafeteria Klr. hxvllllillll Koiiszuage Kliss Alice Xlclluggli Xlrs. Anita Keyes Pliysical lfclucation Xlrs. Yi-ra Amlerson A1'tQpg,y,,, 6 ' Nliss firace liarr Music, Cilee Cluli, Orchestra ugfr lfuur

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77ZCll'SQlIgO!C! Une - 1 . f to l'lIICllJCl S NZQSSCIQC' The titne of your urziduzition is :it hzind. This signifies the end of El period ol study' during which you have :required certain l4nowledge. You have now reached .1 time when you will he given :in opportunity to put that which you hzwe :required into przietiee. Many' of you will continue your studying, others will seek opportunities in industry. ln either ezise your high school trziininyg will serye you in good stezld. lf ou follow the ziyenue to zulvzineeyl learning. the school suhjeets you hziye just com ply-red will he the foundation on which your future study will he huilt. lf, however you ehoose to seek einployinent inunedintely utter grzuluution. your training should .IN IIN sist you in heeoining il useful :uid zippreeizitiye citizen. llo not let your grzuluzition eonelude your interest in your school. If we can he of seryiee to you, please :ieeept our help. Hur CUllQIl'ilflIl1lllUlls to you :it this Com- yezirs ol hzippy liying. Hyiyoro A. Cihyizis, l'1-inrifml l ll Ifl S Lx 'neenient time :ind iuziy your experience here help you to hziye inuny sueeesstul