Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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First Row: Miss Barbara Flemings, Miss Barbara Burns, Miss Dorothy Chase, Mr. Hermanj Richardson, Superintendentg Mr. Harold Clark, Principal, Mrs. Louise Higginson, Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Miss Nlildred Schaal. THE FACULTY Teacher Grade Subjects Principalg Mechanical Drawing Assistant Principal, P Social Studies, Latin Mr. Harold Clark Mr. Edward Koskella hysical Education Miss Dorothy Chase 12 Mr. Francis Mahoney 12 Mathematics Miss Mildred Schaal 11 English Miss Barbara Flemings 11 Science Miss Dorris Newton 10 French, English Miss Elizabeth Johnston 10 Commercial Subjects Mr. Franklin Powers 9 Mathematics Mr. James Conroy 9 Social Studies Mr. Charles Kaufman 8 Science Mr. Harold Avery 7 English Miss Barbara Burns 7 Social Studies Mr. William Konsavage Mrs. Anita Keyes Mrs. Louise Higginson Mrs. Vera Anderson Mr. Franklin Taplin Industrial Arts Physical Education Home Economics Art Music 2 Marsengold .4 '1 W It ' A MR. HERMAN RICHARDSON The Class of 1950 extends its best wishes and heartiest welcome to our new super- intendent, Mr. Herman Richardson, hoping that he will enjoy his stay with us in Sharon. Although he has been with us for only a short period of time, we have come to know him well and appreciate his kind efforts and friendly interest in us. 3 Marsengold I fx X ' x r l I A4 ' - . PRINClPAL'S MESSAGE Your graduation is at hand. You have reached another mile-stone in your travel through Life. During the past twelve years you have been offered an opportunity, through guided experiences, to prepare for useful citizenship. If you have studied dili- gently and entered into the other activities of your school's program with earnest en- thusiasm, you will have acquired for yourself certain skills and knowledge that will assist you greatly as you either continue with your studying or enter business or in- dustry. r I sincerely wish you every success in your future undertakings. Remember that your reward for honest effort is the respect of those with whom you will be associated as well as monetary gain. May you continue to be interested in the affairs of the school for this school is your school. Principal 4 Marsengold .4 . fp. 5 .I . U. . MAE . if . -. J it DEDICATION To Miss Chase and Mr. Mahoney f X 1 We, the Class of 1950, express our heartfelt appreciation and sincere gratitude for H their invaluable assistance throughout our high school years. We shall never be able to forget their patience, friendship, and untiring efforts to assist us in both our school- work and outside activities. .5, the ifinrket ifteaiter 70 PAGES ' BOSTON, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 2000 10 METERS AIiIIHAE0lIIGISTS IIISCIIVEH 1950 NEWSPAPER IN ATUMIC HUINS Marsengolrt Astoonos Fashion Experts Salutations, Solar Sisters! Sitting in front of our television set, we pressed the button marked Living Roo.n Entertainment, and sat back to enjoy the cur-' rent fashion news of yes- teryear in the discovered Marsengold. First, the picture of the entire staff flashed into view. Then, one by one, the members appeared in their outlandish apparel. Sitting on our atomic heaters in our soft spun-plastic dresses, we shivered daint- ily at the idea of wearing scratchy wool. Box-like contraptions at- tached to each foot were, we learned, what they called shoes. What a pity that Earthians of that era were not born with rein- forced soles as we are. Some of these so-called shoes had raised platforms to make the wearer taller. Whereas today one has but to press his left eyeball to increase his height, and to press the right one to de- crease it Ca favorable proc- ess in time of warb. We have presented only a small sample of what is pictured in the ancient paper, recently unearthed. More will appear in the following pages. Leisure Lite in 1950 By Robin A. Molecule Needless to say, the topic at all Skimmed-Milk-Bars this past week has been the 1950 Marsengold with its pages providing free jokes to all. Of predomin- ating interest to yours truly were the uncanny, so-called activities of these peculiar people. Two-fifteen must have had a great bearing on their nerve centers, for we read of mad scrambling in the halls for freedom. Strange that they professed tContinued on Page 261 IH4 0'Nl Third Row, left to right: Thomas Cleveland, Henry Hodgdon, Edmund Raeder, Warren Cole, Kenneth Ornell, William Jeffords, Robert Rodman, Arnold Mitchell, Robert Murray, Bruce Harding, Frank Dav- idson, John Pruett, Philip Bonz. Second Row: Thomas Markt, Elaine Golden, Evelyn Shankman, Mary Pratt, Anne Graham, Amber Ehris- man, Joan Steinmetz, Carole Sacks, Elizabeth Hurley, Roberta Guillet, Jeanette McDonald, James Hagan. First Row: Jean McDonald, Beverly Stewart, Beverly Fakkel, Patricia White, Arthur Smith, Miss Newton, Advisor, Shirley Ritter, Eleanor Niethold, Carolyn Bodwell, Gwenith Peters. 1950 MARSENGOLD STAFF Pictured above is the 1950 Marsengold stat! which has provided much entertainment for the subscribers of the Rocket Reader during the past week. Our his- torians are amazed that so much ingenuity and clever ability could be displayed, considering the inadequate methods of that day. Below are listed the names of those who participated in that remarkable project of yesterday. Stat! ,Co-Editors-in-Chief Arthur Smith, Shirley Ritter Advisor Miss Dorris E. Newton Business Staff Arthur Smith, Editor, Philip Bonz, James Hagan, Will- iam Jeffords, Robert Murray, Robert Rodman, Carole Sacks, Evelyn Shankman. Biography Stat! Jean McDonald, Editor, Thomas Cleveland, Amber Ehrisman, Kenneth Ornell, Evelyn Shankman, Beverly Stewart. Features Staff Mary Pratt, Editor, Beverly Fakkel, Roberta Guillet, Elaine Golden, Anne Graham. Literary Staf! Gwenith Peters, Editor, Carole Sacks, Carolyn Bodwell, Photography Stat! Philip Bonz, Editor, Francis Davidson, Bruce Harding, Arnold Mitchell, Robert Murray, Robert Rodman. Art Stal! Shirley Ritter, Editor, Bruce Harding, Robert Murray, John Stressenger. Typography Stal! Eleanor Maria, Editor, Warren Cole, Elizabeth Hurley, Jeanette McDonald, Eleanor Niethold. Circulation Stal! Henry Hodgon, Editor, Thomas Markt, Arnold Mitchell, John Pruett, Edmund Raeder. 6 Investigation ot Sharon H.S. Ruins tlisoloses Valuable Information June 8, 2000-Nation-wide hilarity was produced today as the 1950 Marsengold newspaper was presented at a premier performance on the screen of the-Luna- versal Cinema in Boston. Rocket ships were lined for miles around, with people holding their uraniiun- coated tickets in hopes of being some of the lucky Earthians to view the spec- tacular fantasy. Of major interest to the astounded public was the weird ap- pearance of this ancient race. There must have been a nation-wide shortage of razor blades as pictures disclose that they allowed hair to grow above their eyes and on the tops of their heads. Evidently the pocket had not been in- vented in 1950, as these same pictures show strange holes, probably used.. for extra carrying space' in 3 protruding structure Pe- tween what we determine to be their eyes and mouth. Small apricot-shaped struc- tures, projecting from un- derneath a mass of jungle- like wire, we assume t0 be ears. But how, we wonder, -did they obtain contact be- tween the sun and the moon without the aid Of o u r extended earlobes which contain built-in walky-talkies? However. these weird people must have possessed strange pro- phetic insight, for the Y91' lowed pages which have been unearthed contain prophecies of the group's activities twenty-five years hence, which we know to have taken place. We quote the strange document in full. CREW FRUITY FISSION CHEWING GUM Wg? Marsengold 1 . I 2224 ' P 22? SENIDRS W UNDERCLASSMEN SENIQR 5 N X Sff fH!!lf!II l1H, Q lm President Bob Morris Robert Rodman Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4 Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 4: Hal: loween Party 4, Honor Society 4. Favorites: Pastime-Photography Expression- Oh, yeah Tunc? Fidd1e Fadd1e Sport-Baseball Meeting Place-My car Pet Peeve-Homework Best Characteristic: Many Admirable Traits .JN fo? Treasurer Secretary Elly Moose 1 Eleanor Ann Maria John Herbert Deltano V x Activities: Dance Com- mittees 1,, 2, 3: Grad- uation 3g'Basketba11 3 45 Cheerleader 43 Inl tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 3, 43 Year- book 4: Senior Play 4g Sports Night 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4. Favorites: Pastime-Skating Expression- Not much Tune- All Dolled Up!! Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-The Activities: Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 33 Senior Reception 3, Track 1, 25 Tumbling Team 1, 2: Secretary 4: Sports Night 3: Amateur Night 3, Halloween Party 4: Senior Play 4. Favorites: Pastime4Loafing Expression- Shmoo ' ' 'Dine- Peg of My Heart Sport-Golf Meeting Place- Bendii's Pet Peeve-Getting - Hut - - Pet Peeve-Home- up In the morning work Best Characteristic: Best Characteristic: Dileigninauon wsuc' Vivacity Vice President Little Olie Thomas Kennedy Cleveland ,K ,gms - .. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, :Lil 1 , 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice I' President 3, 4: Student Council 2, ,W - 3, 4, Giee Club 4, Varsity Club 2, ' N 43 Yearbook 4: Sports Night 2, 3, 4. ' Aa I ' Favorites: Pastime-Eating ' Expression- Ain't it revo1tin ' ,N Tune- I'l1 Be Around - 'Q Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-Mou1ton's 1:1 Pet PeevePTeachers lv, , ,lil ' Best Characteristic: - lf 5 . I Athletic Ability 8 Pat Patricia Allen Activities: Junior Prom 33 Basketball 1, 23 Softball 1, 23 Intramu.rals 1, 23 Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 23 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorites: Pastime-Dartmouth Expression- Crummy Tun4+ You Made Me Love You Sport-Chewing gum Meeting Place-The Moon Pet Peeve-Giggly people Best Characteristic: Unexpected Remarks my 'R' an 415 Eddie Edwin Edward Baldwin Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 13 Student Coun- cil 43' Varsity Club 3, 43 Ofiiciating Club 4. Favorites: Pastime-Sleeping Expression- Look alive Tune- Mule Train Sport-Baseball Meeting Place-Raider's Pet Peeve-Bowlegged cheerleaders Best Characteristic: Quiet Manner Cal Carolyn Bodwell Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33 Graduation 2, 33 Intramurals 33 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 Sports Night 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 33 French Club 33 Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastime-Harmonizing Expression- No! Tune-Chopin's Polonaise Sport-Badminton Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peeve-Hinting Best Characteristic: Faithfulness Phil Philip Edwin Bonz Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 43 President 1, 33 Vice Presi- dent 23 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Sen- ior Play 43 Varsity Club 3, 43 Photography Club 3, 43 Vis- ual Education 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorites: Pastime--Driving Expression- Ya don't sayl' Tune- Near You Sport-Track Meeting Place-Raider's Pet Peeve-Study hall teachers Best Characteristic: 7 Itchy Richard Martin Butler Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33 Baseball 33 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sports Night 2, 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Math Club 3. Favorites: Pastime-Sports Expression- Don't know Tune- Cruising Down the River Sport-Baseball Meeting Placc+Sharon Sq. Pet Peeve-Getting up in the morning Best Characteristic: Hockey Enthusiast Jeff Prescott Allen Chamberlain Activities: Dance Commit- avg ' tees 1, 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Baseball 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sports Night 2, 33 Clean-up Day 33 Varsity U2 .,, f Club 2, 3, 43 Halloween F 3.3 Party 13 Oiiiciating Club 4. ed '4 Favorites: - ' Pastimeiports - Expression- Hi! Yo! ' - . ' Mickey Mouse ,frfgilrgf s - Tune- Lucky Old Sun 5 3 is 3 sport-Footbau ' 'mm Lx 3 Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peeve-English Best Characteristic: Vitality - Pleasing Personality Butch Henry Warren Cole Activities: Freshman Splurge 13 Sophomore Hop 23 Grad- uation 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 Clean-up Day 33 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 Halloween Party 43 Junior Prom 3. Favorites: Pastime-Movies Expression- Don't you know? Tune- Lucky Old Sun Sport-Baseball ' Meeting Place-Uncle Joe's Pet Peeve-Labor Characteristic: Q' .4-P 7 - A , - I, Frank Francis Joseph Davidson Activities: Dance Commit- tees 33 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Tumbling Team 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 4g Sports Night 3, 43 Varsity Club 43 Glee Club 4. Favorites: Pastime-Being at Ellie's house . Expression- Cahoot the bushel Tune- There's No Tomor- row Sport-Baseball Meeting Place-Moulton's uiet C0-Opefation , 3 P 4 .. Pet PeevwLiving on lf., 'i 07' V J 3 ' A . if H- .X ' wr A J . 0 9 Mansfield Street Best Characteristic: Good Looks Amber Amber Kay Ehrisman Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Graduation 35 Intramurals '35 Dramatic Club 35 Glee Club 45 Librar- ian 2, 35 Clean-up Day 35 Sports Night 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4. Favorites: Pastime-Movies Expression- Jeepers crow Tune- Happy Talk Sport-Horseback riding Meeting Place-Norma Os- born's house Pet Peeve-Teachers Best Characteristic: Unlimited Correspondence Spike Q- Charlie Bev Beverly Ann Fakkel Activities: Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 35 Senior Reception 35 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Clean-up Day 35 Dramatic Club 3. Favorites: Pastime-Reading Expression-- You insignifi- cant psychological piece of ingenuity Tune- Lover's Gold Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-No special place Pet Peeve-Penalties Best Characteristic: Seriousness Robert George Feist, Jr. Activities: Freshman Splurge 15 Basketball 2, 35 Infra- murals 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals Odiciat- ing Club 45 Clean-up Day 3. Favorites: Pastime-Sleeping Expression- Heck, no Tune+ Lucky Old Sun Sport-Baseball Meeting Place-Anywhere Pet Peeve-Teachers Best Characteristic: Sports Lover Mer! Elaine Golden Activities: Dance Commit- tees 2, 35 Graduation 35 In- tramurals l, 25 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Glee Club 25 Dramatic Club 35 French Club 35 Halloween Party 45 Fire Inspector 4. Favorites: Pastime--Being with B.D.P. Expression- Die - I thought I'd laugh! 'hine- Lili Marlene Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-Wherever Charles Albert Goodwin Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 25 Senior Play 45 Sports Night 2, 35 Clean- up Day 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Math Club 35 Oificiating Club, President 4. Favorites: Pastime-Sports Expression- Hi, Chake Tune- Lucky Old Sun Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-Sharon Square Pet Peeve-Classes Best Characteristic: Complacent Disposition Trudy Anne Gertrude Graham Activities: Dance Commit- tees 35 Graduation 35 Year- book 45 Halloween Party 45 Clean-up Day 35 Glee Club 4. Favorites: Pastime-Writing Letters Expression- Oh, shoot TuncP Because Sport-Ice skating Meeting Place?'I'he Hut Pet Peeve-Homework Best Characteristic: 1? Evie goes T3Cl.IfUll'1CSS Pet Peeve-People who ask if my hair is natural Best Characteristic: Greg Quick Wit Bobbie James Theodore Gregory Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Graduation 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastime-Reading Expression- Nice look- 2,5 ing TunfP Brand New Baby Sport-Ping-pong li Meeting P1acc+Uptown Pet Peeve-Swearing Roberta Germaine Gnillet Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Graduation 2, 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 'Iiimbling Team 35 Varsity Basketball 45 Intramurals l, 3, 45 Year- book 45 Senior Play 45 Sports Night 2, 35 Honor Society 4. Favorites: Pastime-Grey Pontiacs Expression-1 Sure, kid, sure. Tune-- Skater's Waltz Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peeve?Debbie's pic- Best Characteristic: v ture Happy-go-lucky Best Characteristic: l 3 Varied Talents Jimmie James Walter Hagan Activities: Da.nce Commit- tees 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Yearbook 4: Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 4: Amateur Night 2: Clean-up Day 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4. A-ng, ii Bruce Bruce Lancaster Harding Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2: Tumbling Team 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Sports Night 2, 3: Math Club 3: Yearbook 4. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression- That's for Y7- - n ,' Sure 'T' Tune- Lady of Spain Sport-Tennis Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peeve-Schoolwork Best Characteristic: Effortless Accomplishments Favorites: Pastime-Going to Gard- ner Expression- What's her name? l Tune- I Only Have Eyes for You Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-Crysta1's Pet Peeve-Work Best Characteristic: Sharp Clothes H. Hank Henry James Hodgdon Activities: Dance Commit- tees 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Intramurals Sid Bill 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Clean-up Day 3: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Math Club 3: Halloween Party 4. Favorites: PastimePSports Expression- Gee Christ- mas Tune- Maggie Dear Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-Harry Horton's Pet Peeve-Girls Best Characteristic: Broad Shoulders Lynne Ronald Earl Hull Activities: Dance Commit- tees l, 2, 3: Intramurals 1, 2, 3: Clean-up Day 3: Photogra- phy Club 1: Airplane Club 4. Favorites: Pastime-Models Expression- What hap- pened? Tune- Round Her Neck She Wore a Yellow Rib- bon Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-My house Pet Peeve-No car Best Characteristic: Curly Eyelashes Betty Elizabeth Marie Hurley Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3: Graduation 3: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Clean-up Day 3: Glee Club 2, 4: Halloween Party 4: Cafeteria 2, 3. Favorites: Pastime-Talking on the telephone Expression- Really! Tune- Because Sport-Swimming Meeting Place-The Hut Pet Peeve-Conceited peo- ple Best Characteristic: Patience William Richardson Jeffords, Jr. Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3: In- tramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Year- book 4: Senior Play 4: Sports Night 1, 2, 3: Clean-up Day 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Math Club 3. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression-f'Maybe, may- be not Tune+ Embraceable You Meeting Place-Raider's Sport-Track Pet Peeve-Conceited girls Best Characteristic: Vivid Imagination L Marilyn Anne Jerauld Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3: Graduation 2, 3: Treasurer 2: Senior Play 4: Amateur Night 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Halloween Party 4: Cashier 1, 2, 3, 4: Typing Club 3. Favorites: Pastime-Talking Expression- Comes the revolution! Time- Always . Sport4ailing Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peevev-Catty little - groups Best Characteristic: Extensive Vocabulary S .- Don Donald Charles King Favorites: Pastime-Parachute jump- ing Expression-- Rats Tune-+ The Old Master Painter Meeting Place-Taxi Oiiice Pet Peeve+Getting up in the morning , Best Characteristic: V ' Wise Cracks wr Guy Guy Warren Littletleld Activities: Freshman Splurge 1: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 4: Sports Night 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastime+Target Shooting Expression- Gee whiz Tune- Body and Soul Sport-Track Meeting Place-Mou1ton's Pet Peeve-School Best Characteristic: Wavy Hair Vf'-as Bob Robert Peter Lowden Activities: Freshman Splurge 1: Tumbling Team 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 4: Senior Play 4: Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 4: Clean-up Day 3: Hal- loween Party 4. Favorites: Pastime-Eating Expression- I don't know Tune- Johnson Rag Sport-Hockey Meeting Place-Mou1ton's Ah 3 4 533' Pet Peevc-PTeachers Best Characteristic: Mathematical Ability 2 'W' -I' il Tommy Thomas Joseph Markt Activities: Dance Commit- tees l, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 4: Clean-Up Day 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastime-Sports Expression- Hi There! Tune- So Tired - Sport-Baseball Meeting Place-Harry Horton's Pet Peeve-Work Best Characteristic: Continual Perseverance Jean Jean Johnstone McDonald Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 4: Secretary 3: Treasurer 1: Student Council 3: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Librarian 1, 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals 1, 4. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression- Oh sure Tune- Frankie and Johnny Sport-Swimming Meeting Place-Uptown Pet Peeve-Conceited peo- ple Best Characteristic: Eyes Red Jeanette Theresa McDonald Activities: Freshman Splurge 1: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Reception 3: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Clean-up Day 3: Halloween Party 4. 4 Favorites: Pastime--Riding Expression- No foolin' Tune- I'hat's My Desire Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-Hale's 'V' Diner Pet Peevc-Achool Best Characteristic: Unassuming Manner Peg-leg Margaret Rita Minerva Activities: Freshman Splurge 1: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Basketball 1: Soft- ball 1: Clean-up Day 3: Glee Club 1. Favorites: Pastimc?Reading Expression- How nice! Really? Tune- Sentimental Rea- sons Sport-Bowling Meeting Place-Home Pet Peeve-School Best Characteristic: Lustrous Hair Wolf Marie Agnes Minerva Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2: Basketball 2: Tum- bling Team 1: Glee Club 2. Favorites: Pastime+Reading Expression- Good heav- ens Tune- Body and Soul Sport-Bowling Meeting Place-My house Pet Peeve-Chewing gum Best Characteristic: Shorthand Whiz fWW'??! fi'2' - ' I .gs fi QNX A 12 Mitch Arnold George Mitchell Activities: Dance Commit1 tees 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Glee Club 4: Halloween Party 4: Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Pay 4: Sports Night 3: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3. Favorites: Pastime-Working Expression- Ya, ya, sure! Tune- I Dream of You Sport-Baseball Meeting P1ace:PSquare Pet Peeve-Nagging Best Characteristic: Helpfulness Kenney Bob Robert Francis Murray Activities: Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 35 Baseball 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Halloween Party 45 Honor Society 4. Favorites: Pastime-Sleeping Expression- I da' know Tune-- Daddy's Little Girl Sport-Baseball Meeting Place-Guess where Pet Peeve-Teachers Best Characteristic: Artistic Ability Elly Eleanor Frances Niethold Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Graduation 25 Basketball 35 Softball 35 Tumbling Team 2, 35 Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Sports Night 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1. 2, 4. Favorites: Pastime?Loafing Expression- Awful good Tune- All My Love Sport-Basketball Meeting Place-The Hut Pet Peeve-Homework Best Characteristic: Athletic Ability Kenneth Lee Ornell Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1,-2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression- Oh, well! Tune- Whispering Hope Sport-Track Meeting Place-Uptown Pet Peeve-Stuck-up peo- ple Best Characteristicz, Contagious Smile: Stan Stanley Eugene Parrish Activities: Basketball 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 45 Clean-up Day 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Halloween Party 4. Favorites: PastimefMovies Expression- Why fur? Gwen Gwenith Marguerite Peters Activities: Dance Commit- tees 2, 35 Tumbling Team 25 Intramurals 35 Student Coun- cil 2, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Sports Night 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression- I had fits! Tune- Sidewalks of New York Sport-Baseball Meeting Place-Raider's Pet Peeve-Eighth Grade Best Characteristic: Friendliness Dogie Mary Eirene Evelyn Pratt Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Halloween Party 45 Senior Play 45 Dramatic Club 35 French Club 35 Clean-up Day 35 Graduation 'T ' -,xxl 11? Doc John Joseph Pruett Activities: Dance Commit- tees 35 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Night 25 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastim4+Sports Expression- Heck, no! '- Tune- Mule Train Sport-Basketball Meeting Place+Nick's Pet Peeve-Teachers Best Characteristic: Tune- Blue Moon Sport-Basketball Meeting PlacePAnywhere Pet Peeve-Teachers Best Characteristic: Laughter 'W A , . 2, 3. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression- I thought I would die! . A Tune- My Promise to You Sport-Skating Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peeve-Cigars Best Characteristic: Cheerful Nature Reliability X. A ,A ' g : I-if L - l ,- ' -I . ' f ,,g. , 13. Ed John Edmund Raedar, Jr. Activities: Sophomore Hop 25 Glee Club 35 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Sports Night 25 Clean-up Day 35 Gradu- ation 3. - Favorites: Pastime-Painting Furni- ture Expression- What'd - he say?n Tunw Royal Garden Blues Sport-Baseball Meeting P1acc+Anywhere Pet Peeve-Back-seat drivers Best Characteristic: Careful Driver Shirl Shirley Anne Ritter Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33' Graduation 33 Secretary 23 Student Council 33 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hal- Carole Carole Florence Sacks Activities: Junior Prom 33 Graduation 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 French Club 33 Math Club ,,, 33 Halloween Party 43 Typ- loween Party 43 Art Club 1, ing Club 43 Fire Inspector 4. 2, 33 Honor Society 4. Favorites: Favorites: Q 5 Pastime-The Movies Pastime-Sleeping Expression- Oh! Am I Expression- lt's a deal ever tired! Tune- Stardust Tune- Body and Soul Sport-Swimming Meeting Place-Coolidge Meeting Place-Moulton's Corner Pet Peeve-Soggy sand- Pet Peeve-the latest ru- wiches mor Best Characteristic: Best Characteristic: Care-free Manner , Moderation Evie Joan 'Q Evelyn B. Shankman Activities: Dance Commit- tees 33 Graduation 33 Intra- murals 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 Dramatics Club 33 French Club 33 Halloween Party 43 Clean-up Day 33 Glee Club 4. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression- Um-hmm Tune- Stardust Sport-Football 3 Meeting Place+Wherever Elaine goes Pet Peeve-People who hang up as you answer the phone. Best Characteristic: Conversationalist Skip Arthur Leslie Smith, Jr. Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33 Senior Reception 33 Graduation 33 Basketball 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 Librarian 2, 33 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastimc?Sleeping Expression- Hiya kid L Tunef Moonlight Sere- Sport-Football Meeting Place-Square Pet Peeve-Neckties Best Characteristic: Historical Knowledge John John Brooks Stressenger, Jr. Activities: Dance Commit- tees l, 33 Graduation 33 In- tramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Sports Night 1, 3, 43 Clean- up Day 33 Halloween Party 4. Favorites: Pastime-Sleeping Expression- Oh, yes! You're after me for that. Tune- Clair de Lune Sport-Football Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet PeevcQGetting up in the morning. Best Characteristic: Dry Humor 'xii '39 '1- f J oan Bertha Steinmetz Activities: Intramurals 43 Student Council 43 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 Glee Club 43 Halloween Party 43 Cafe- teria 4. Favorites: Pastime+Singing Expression- My word! Tunc+ So Tired Sport-Swimming Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peeve-Boys Best Characteristic: Low Voice Bev Beverly Lou-Blondell Stewart Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 43 Tumbling Team 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary 13 Student Council 1, 23 Yearbook 43 Senior Play 43 Basketball 3, 43 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Soci- ety 4. Favorites: Pastime-Dancing Expression- Hey Tune-- Now is the Hour Sport-Tumbling Meeting Place-Jean's house Pet Peeve-Gossip Best Characteristic: Dancing Ability iq? Pat Patricia Ann White - Activities: Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 33 Graduation 33 Senior Play 43 Clean-up Day 33 Librarian 33 Glee Club 4. Favorites: Pastime-Theatre Expression- No, not again! Tune- Smoke Gets in Your Eyes Sport-Skating Meeting Place-Moulton's Pet Peeve-Catching the bus Best Characteristic: Hands i A 4 I I 1 I 1 1 I i 4 E 4 L I l 5 'N 1 I w 1 w 1 4 r X nv 'Q f' -1 A fee' 4 Q- '1 45 ,,, an , ' , ,S N. 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Carole Sacks .... Marilyn Jerauld Mary Pratt ...... .... Amber Ehrisman Elizabeth Hurley Beverly Stewart Carole Sacks ..... .... Eleanor Maria . . . . . . . Mary Pratt .... Elaine Golden Evelyn Shankman Roberta Guillet ....... Patricia Allen Marilyn Jerauld Beverly Stewart Mary Pratt ...... .... Elaine Golden .... Mary Pratt .. Most Likely to Succeed Did Most for the Class Made the Most out of S. H. S. ...... . Class Flirt and Wolf . Best Looking .. Most Tactful . . . Most Versatile .. . Best Line .... Best Disposition Most Industrious Daydreamer .... Best Actress and Most Naive .... Worst Driver Most Athletic Bookworm . . Most Talkative . Actor ...... on-a..-. 1... Typical High School Senior .... .... Class Entertainer Best Dressed Most Talented .. Glamour Girl and Boy Most Absent-Minded .. Best Dancer .... Most Reliable .. Wittiest ..... Kindest . . . . . . 18 Boy Philip Bonz Philip Bonz Philip Bonz Francis Davidson John Pruett Philip Bonz Philip Bonz Philip Bonz Mr. Mahoney Philip Bonz James Hagan Henry Hodgdon Robert Rodman Thomas Cleveland James Hagan Henry Hodgdon Robert Rodman James Gregory James Hagan Warren Cole William Jeifords Thomas Cleveland John Deltano Stanley Parrish Kenneth- Ornell Stanley Parrish John Deltano James Hagan John ,Deltano Richard Butler Kenneth Ornell John Pruett John Stressenger Philip Bonz - Marsengold ' cr Shirley Ritter ..... Marilyn Jerauld Carolyn Bodwell Eleanor Maria . Mary Pratt Carole Sacks Patricia White . Gwenith Peters Patricia Allen . . . Gwenith Peters Eleanor Maria . ....Class Artist . . . . . .Most Argumentative ......Happiest Couple .......Class Tease ....Happiest ....Most Studious .....Quietest ....Most Sensible ....Night Owl ....Most Ambitious .. ....Noisiest Patricia White ........ Most Sophisticated Jean McDonald Amber Ehrisman .......Most Determined .. ......Most Bashful . - . . . . . . n v - . . . 4 . - - 1 0 . . . . . . Q . . . . . . - . . .... -.-. ...- --.- lperifeot Senior BOY Hair Eyes . . . Nose ..... Dimples . . . Smile .... Teeth ....... Complexion Hands .... Physique . . . Shoulders . . . .. Francis Davidson . . .. Guy Littlefield Richard Butler James Hagan . . . Kenneth Ornell James Hagan . . . ..... Philip Bonz . . . Kenneth Ornell . . . Henry Hodgdon ' . . . Henry Hodgdon 19 Hair .. Eyes .. Nose .... Dirnples Smile . . . Teeth ....... Complexion Hands ..... Waist . . . Figure .. Robert Murray John Stressenger John Stressenger Thomas Markt Stanley Parrish John Deltano Edwin Baldwin Robert Rodman Arthur Smith Philip Bonz Stanley Parrish John Deltano John Deltano Edwin Baldwin GIRL Beverly Stewart Jean McDonald . Patricia Allen Roberta Guillet Gwenith Peters Gwenith Peters Beverly Stewart Patricia White Roberta Guillet Roberta Guillet Marsengold 4 f .ar Girl Judith Bradford . Jean Ballantyne . Joan Ellis ....... Diane Leary .... Norma Osborn . . Norma Osborn .. Patricia Murray . Judith Bradford . Joan Ellis ..... Girl Joan Marshall Nita Reinhardt .. Joan Marshall Joan Marshall Faith McCaffrey Grace Porter .... Joan Marshall Joan Marshall .. Charlotte McNair Girl Mona Feeley .... Margaret Morgan Bernice De Girolamo .. Regis King ...... Bernice De Girolamo .. Farley Peck .... Joan Abel ...... Edna Lavezzo Kathleen Minerva ocoiety Notes JUNl0R Most Popular Best Dressed Best Looking Best Athlete . Class Flirt and Class Nuisance Wolf Most Likely to Succeed Friendliest . Most Carefree SOPHOMORE Most Popular Best Dressed Best Looking Best Athlete . Class Flirt and Class Nuisance ... .-. Wolf ..-.e...- ...- Most Likely to Succeed Friendliest . Most Carefree .--ns. ..-...... ...n FRESHMAN Most ,Popular Best Dressed Best Looking Best Athlete . Class Flirt and Class Nuisance Wolf Most Likely to Succeed . . .. Friendliest ........ Most Carefree 20 A Boy Paul Vitali Alfred Kafka Theodore Nuscher Norman Robillard Norman Robillard Randall Peck Paul Vitali Paul Vitali Randall Peck Boy Frank Beveridge Walter Feeley Walter Feeley James Boyden Gerard McManus Joseph Monahan Edward Furash Frank Beveridge James Boyden Boy Robert Reid Robert Reid Norman Andrews Alan Dunakin Clayton Harvey Richard Letteney Robert Donnell Nicholas Thomas Donald Morway CLAI FIVDYA NT PREDICTS FUTURE X, . 15, 74 ' v N, - 'ff X 5 211 wiki-lm 1 164 ZZ? 532 158 n Marsengold P '4 if PROPHECY The last diploma had been passed from hand to hand, the last handshake had been given, and the last tear had been shed, as the Class of 1950 gathered out- side their Alma Mater. Over the roar of blowouts, backfires and other me- chanical disorders, the procession of hot- rods was on its way at the amazing clip of twenty-five miles per hour-destina- tion, the land of awe and mystery, Nan- tasket. Ten traffic tickets and fourteen fiat tires later we renamed ourselves the Order of the Crimson Light due to the numerous stop lights we so blithely ig- nored. On arrival we trooped down the boardwalk, resembling a group of con- victs on their first parole as we cased the joint. Swami Zinglehoffer caught our attention as we observed her removing her teeth and swishing them in pink lemonade. Deciding she would prove in- teresting, to say the least, we entered her exotic retreat which reminded us of the north door at Sharon High. Pat Allen and Marilyn Jerauld were the first to breeze boldly through the curtains of the Swami's den. Bending over the crystal ball Pat yelled, Why, that's just an up- side down coffee percolator with the grounds still in it! The Swami, gently boxing her ears, said, It's merely a figment of your imag- ination, and proceeded to prophesy their future. I see you, Marilyn, bending over a hot stove holding a Clay pot, and Patty absent-mindedly shoving her four chil- dren away from her apron strings. Don't be so Willy-nilly. Next, please. Naturally Bev and Jean were dying to see in which direction they were headed. so they barged through the door, beaming from ear to ear, and said, What do you prophesy for us, Swami? Jean, she answered, I see you wheel- ing a four-year-old private patient into the operating room and into the very cap- able hands of Beverly Stewart, surgical nurse. Do I have any more customers? With a roar of squeaks and squeals the students gently pushed the red-faced Robert Murray and Eddie Baldwin through the door. Rising with a face full of pink lemonade, Robert stammered, Will you please tell us our futures? Just a minute, Swami said, I have to locate you. I see Africa, the land of dark- ness, and-wait! There, ambng the tropi- cal swamps, I see you both stealthily creeping through the brush in search of a crocodile. Oh, no, it can't be, they screamed, and fainted dead away! As they dragged these poor children away, Carolyn Bodwell and John Stres- senger, the latter limping, came in, hand in hand, looking very contented. I see your future in your eyes, - related the Swami, and now send your next friends in. Elaine Golden finally succeeded in breaking the door down and ran up to the crystal ball, with Davy dragging on the floor behind her, screaming, Hurry, I can hardly wait. Just a minute, young lady, your future isn't exactly clear. Here-wait a minute. Now I can see you hurrying through a newspaper office in an effort to get your column in before the deadline, with this young man still behind you. What de- layed you-as if I didn't know! Warren Cole gracefully stumbled in, carrying a typewriter, and asked hope- fully, What's gonna happen to me, Swami? Quoth the Swami blithely, I see for you a brilliant future as secretary to a beautiful business woman. Have fun! Mary and Roberta breezed through the curtain, followed by Carole and Shirley, and, rushing up to the Swami, were in- formed that their Maison de Guillet and de la Pratt on the Rue de la Paix, was thriving and leading the fashion world. Of course this success was due to their modele charmante, Carole Sacks, and the helpful designing of Mademoiselle Shir- ley Ritter. . With a screech of brakes, Donald King hauled up and elbowed his way through the curtains. The Swami prophesied that his taxi company would serve the cus- tomers of the afore-mentioned style shop successfully. Crawling out of the taxi's trunk, Skip- py Smith slid through the curtains whis- pering to his confederates, I got that ride free after all. As Skippy approached the crystal ball, Jimmy Gregory bounded in behind him yelling loudly- We ain't got no future, Swami. After a glance in the crystal ball, color drained out of the Swami's face and she sadly confirmed the statement. A shower of rice was thrown as Phil Bonz and Gwen Peters, the class love- birds, waltzed in. Suddenly a white cot- tage, equipped with picket fence and ivy, materialized in the crystal ball. Does 22 . '123'-33' Marsengold 2224 ' 'f 22? g that satisfy you, my children? Swami asked, replacing her teeth. As Stanley Parrish and Jeff Chamber- lain glided sophisticatedly through the door, pennies were thrown at the two class entertainers in hopes that they would do a toe dance for the audience. Your prophecy is in your faces, intoned the Swami as she turned away. Elizabeth Hurley dove through the cur- tains and gasped excitedly, Where does my future lie? In the Norwood Arena, the Swami said, as the first woman winner of the three-day endurance stock-car race, with Edmund Raeder setting the pace on his trusty bicycle. I do believe that's John Pruett sitting in the timer's box. No wonder Sharon won. Eleanor Maria, with Eleanor Niethold tagging behind her, blithely jumped over the barrels of pinl-l lemonade, and screamed, Do we have a future, Swami? I see stacks of silver piled in front of Eleanor Maria's cashier desk which were profits gained from the mouth-watering food served by Eleanor Niethold. Pushing timidly forward, Anne Graham blushingly asked the Swami what the fu- ture held for her. Swami gazed in and de- scribed the view which she beheld. A spectacular ice ballet with you as its star, she exclaimed. I hope the ice is thick enough! As Anne made her way out, Tommy Markt leaped into the den. The crystal quickly focused. I see you driving your father's oil truck with a sign saying 'No Riders'. Who's the passenger, Tommy? Trying to overcome the onrush of his classmates, Kenny Ornell quietly entered the room to have his future prophesied. The Swami related, You 'are pictured dressed in the military uniform of a chap- lain, proceeding through your chapel. Have I foreseen your hopes of the future correctly, Kenny? The group was pushed apart as Tommy Cleveland's and Jimmy Hagan's broad shoulders were seen boldly edging their way in. The Swami, without hesitation, exclaimed, 'We1l, if it isn't the stars of the Scintillating Celtics, champion bas- ketball team of the world-Have you en- tered the Brockton Tournament yet, boys? Along with you fellows, I see your crack cheerleaders, Amber Ehrisman and Beverly Fakkel, the best cheerleaders for the best team ever. Then the Swami took a quick peek in the crystal ball andusaw the two univer- sally famous scientists, John Deltano and Bruce Harding, diligently working on a formula for the oxygen bomb. In the same laboratory, Guy Littlefield and Robert Rodman were mixing a witch's brew in a giant coke glass, courtesy of Moulton's. Thank you. Their ever-ready secretaries, Margaret and Marie Minerva, could be seen typing laboriously in the offices of the atomic heater company, now and then dipping their hands into the cold freezer next to their desks. As the Swami lifted her head, in came Robert Feist and Charlie Goodwin with their elevator shoes. Speak not, said the Swami, for I see you marching down South Main Street, carrying signs adver- tising the Empire State Building. Arnold Mitchell and Ronald Hull, with Pat White between them, were the next in line. The Swami exclaimed, Well, if it isn't Pat and Ronny, stars of the Arnold Mitchell production, Sally, Slave Girl of the Siberian Salt Mines? Bill Jeffords swaggered in, adjusting his bell-bottom trousers. Ah-hah, said the Swami, I see you drawing lots to de- cide which port to head for next. Why don't you give the cold girls in Chile a break, Bill? Pushing the button that pushes the but- tons, in other words their husbands, Jean- ette McDonald and Joan Steinmetz were next pictured in the crystal ball, as they applied corn plasters to their housemaid's knees. Green rolling hills and red barns were next seen in the upside down coffee per- colator as the Swami pantingly wiped her brow Qwhat there was of ith. Why that's farmer Robert Lowden, she cried. And who is that nurse with him? Why, its Evelyn Shankman, injecting his animals with small pox serum. I have prophesied my last future, I hope, sighed the Swami. No, you forgot us, screamed Hank, Itchy, and Frank as they crowded her back to her magic globe. So I have, so I have, she said unen- thusiastically. I see you boys as teachers in your former Alma Mater. You, Rich- ard Butler, teaching English, you, Henry Hodgdon, as a gym teacher, and you, Frank Davidson, as mechanical drawing instructorf' As the Class of 1950 made their way gratefully into the clean, cool night air, they waved goodbye to the Swami, who certainly wasn't much to look at but just radiated personality! JEAN MCDONALD ELAINE GOLDEN MARY PRATT ROBERTA GUILLET BEVERLY FAKKEL ANNE GRAHAM 23 . Marsengold 4' I - - -P X. R X ' CLASS 1.65 oF ' q ' , 4 Q X Z S East will anh Imtanirnt We, the members of the seventieth graduating class of Sharon High School fsome charter members are still in our midstj being of unsound mind and body fafter a particularly bad week-end! be- queath, willingly or otherwise, unto our successors the following gems of observa- tion collected during our four years of servitude. Patricia Allen leaves, resolving to shine her diamond every day. Edwin Baldwin leaves his blush to Donald Wallace, who could use a little of Eddie's bashfulness. Carolyn Bodwell leaves - late, as usual. Philip Bonz leaves Gwen on the train to Vassar-awww! Richard Butler leaves-wait a min- ute, he forgot! Prescott Chamberlain leaves his specialty of glue-finished furniture to any daring underclassman. Thomas Cleveland leaves his spot on the first team to Norman Robillard. Keep your eye on the ball, Rogie. Warren Cole leaves his pink shirts to his brother Butch, who, he thinks, will be agreeable to the idea. Francis Davidson leaves his Toni Refill Kit to Al Kafka, for the wave that gives that natural look . A John Deltano leaves, still firmly believing the Braves will win a World Series. Don't hold your breath waiting, John. Amber Ehrisman leaves her love for animals to Norma Osborn-and we do mean horses! Beverly Fakkel leaves with a ticket to Bar Harbor. Don't work too hard, Bev. Robert Feist leaves his place on the baseball team to Joe Monahan. Elaine Golden leaves her witty re- marks for any occasion to Shirley Alexander. Can you stay up all night thinking of wisecracks for the next day, Shirley? Charles Goodwin leaves his spec- tacular stature to George Griffin. Is it snowing up there, Sonny? Anne Graham leaves her letters from Quincy to Marilyn Watterson. Keep the stampright side up, kids! James Gregory leaves for parts un- known. Roberta Guillet leaves her passion for alumni to Nancy, who we know will carry on the famliy line , Keep it straight, Sis! James Hagan leaves his golden tresses to Jimmy Boyden, to comple- ment his Kirk Douglas appearance. Bruce Harding leaves for Michi- gan. Hi-ho, Alice. Henry Hodgdon leaves Betty Ann Hewitt to Harry and Eddie. Ronald Hull leaves his ping-pong ability to Bill Welch. Can you do as well, Bill? Q Elizabeth Hurley leaves her dy- namic driving to Dirk Wrightson. Do we hear a siren in the distance? William Jeffords leaves in pursuit of game. Deer, dear! Marliyn Jerauld leaves her foot- thick dictionary to any enterprising junior with plenty of time. Donald King leaves his banker's hours to Beverly Keating, who will definitely appreciate them. Marsengold ci. - ' ' Guy Littlefield leaves his educated thumb to Billy Marshall. Hope you get home tonight, Bill! Robert Lowden leaves quietly, per usual. Eleanor Maria leaves Duffy White on the cash register, hoping he keeps those figures straight. Thomas Markt leaves to pester the girls in the square instead of in the corridors. Jean McDonald leaves her ability to argue over anything to her sister Phyllis, who has already proven her worth. Jeanette McDonald leaves to join Herby. Margaret Minerva leaves her abil- ity to go with one man to Bimny Yates. Marie Minerva leaves Norma Rus- sell a pleasant prospect in Attleboro. Or will Dorchester do? Arnold Mitchell leaves his athletic ability to his sister Elaine. Robert Murray leaves his genius for drawing to some talented junior. They can, at least, attempt to have a yearbook as good as ours. 'Eleanor Niethold leaves with a Naval escort. Catch? Kenneth Ornell leaves for Connec- ticut Women's College to renew an old acquaintance. Hi, Jane! Stanley Parrish leaves his quiet composure to Charlie McNair. Don't get caught, Charlie! Gwenith Peters leaves for good. We're all sorry to see her go, but we wish her every success. Mary Pratt leaves with tears in her eyes. Are they for the school or for Rikki, Dogie? ' John Pruett leaves. What'll the Varsity Club do now? John Raeder leaves his back seat in 105 to any junior who can use it to advantage. Shirley Ritter leaves her glamour girls to George O'Dea. Need we say more? Robert Rodman leaves his truck to Spencer Hall- to run errands. Keep your eyes on the road, Spence! Carole Sacks leaves her pile of gym excuses to any girl with her love of tumbling. Evelyn Shankman leaves her smooth sophistication to any junior who thinks she can fill her shoes C692 AAD. ' Art-hur Smith leaves, concluding that, in order to avoid tive o'clock shad- ow, he'll have to shave every hour on the hour. Joan Steinmetz leaves her ability to feel at home in a new town to any incoming senior. Beverly Stewart leaves her com- posure to Judy Bradford for use on senior play night. John Stressenger leaves, making sure Carolyn is right behind him. Patricia White leaves looking as pretty as ever. To Miss Newton we leave a 1951 scooter to follow next year's photogra- phers around. We leave Miss Schaal with a good OJ impression of the senior class. We leave Mr. Kaufman a supply of atomic heaters to warm the labora- tory. We leave Mr. Conroy a harder working P. A. D. class, we hope. To Mrs. Keyes we leave a better tumbling team. We leave Mr. Mahoney a discount in Parker's Toy Store. We leave Miss Johnston a new set of lungs for those that she wore out on our shorthand classes. We leave Mr. Konsavage with high hopes for the best basketball team ever. To Miss Chase we leave a much needed supply of Alka-Seltzer, presum- ing her next homeroom is as kind to her as we were. We leave Mrs. Higginson a class who, at least, knows the difference be- tween a sewing machine and a stove. To Mr. Taplin, we leave a new Glee Club. He needs it. We leave Mr. Koskella in the midst of moving into his new house. If you ever need a baby-sitter, call on us. To Mr. Clark, we leave the well- behaved, intelligent, and amiable class of 1951. What happens in 1952? Witnesses Sledgy-Foot Rudolph, the Red-nosed Rein- deer Sherman L. Sturdley Signed: The Senior Class of ' Sharon High School Testators Carolyn Bodwell Arnold Mitchell Gwenith Peters Carole Sacks Evelyn Shankrnan M a r s e n g o l d . - - 7 4 r- a V -9 Ye olde study fran LEISURE LIFE IN 1950 Shrieking, laughing, all are yapping 'Cept the one that's back there napping. It seems to be a free-for-all - No, sir! It's a study hall! The teacher enters with a frown, All right people settle down. Everyone hears but little Jack Who's stufling paper down Suzie's back. Passing notes, chewing gum, and Whispering stops its steady hum. Study? I'd rather play ballg This is ye olde study hall! Glenn Mill Moulton's Stardust CI' French ....... Steak ........... Gone With The Wind .. Baseball . Frappe . . Old Clothe Summer . Graduation Pontiac . . Brunette . s Day Continued from Page 6 to have a democracy in 1950 when their activities seem to contradict all known theories. While our afternoon snack consists of carrots, asparagus, and turnip juice- shakes to generate vitality, they are known to have drunk frefrain from gig- glingj cokes. What possible nourish- ment could they have derived from this uninviting-looking brownish concoction? Our first consideration after leaving school is to hang by our thumbs to de- velop our muscles whereas the afternoon entertainment of the nineteen-fiftians was pursued at Moulton's, this being the neighborhood haunt. On arriving, the 'males of the species would commence to ogle the females Cso-called glamour girlsl to whom we wouldn't give a second look. This behavior was known as drugstore cowboyism. After seeing the attire of these males, we question the validity of their titles. But customs change, and so does leisure life. Who knows that fifty years hence will not bring laughs in our direction also? 1-1- CLASS FAVORITES . . .Orchestra . . . ..Meeting Place . .Song ....... . . . Subject . . . . . Food . . . . . .Movie . . . . .Sport . . . . .Drink . . . . .Fad . . . . .Season . . . .Event . . . . .Car ........ . .Joe Banana and Slippery Eight ..... Drive-In Theater ... Nature Boy ....To Mosquitoes .. . .Garlic - ... Tom and Jerry ....Chewing Tobacco SO' . . . . .Anti-histamines . .Nutmeg .....10OZQ Honor Roll ............Hotrod ..Blond vs Brunette ....... Peroxides 26 fig? Marsengold 1114. ' P- ff , 96f g4g fef , l9 4? '5 How much doc: she weigh? I 7' 'aw'-- ' The Three Hertsketeers L Working ? 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MG!! 07 afyvaf . - ' Q, Z fref read !1W7fafr,- ,aef-ch sf-Ice .7 6. 777-916 a beaaffrfl 'i CHF 691: Pound L IA RJ he I 5cor8S! 4 5 1 Y ? I RQFIU, T0 I 4 W j.,slI 3 1 IQ all . in 1 , ' . w D 1 r 5 . ' w 1 - 3 W- v Q .xx 1 ' u--'sv : d,- X ' I . - .. 1 -J Us . .. C .. 5 -A 9 :xy-5 Q 1 ' ' ' 4- 5 3 4, sn. .- gum b - 5 . ffm. .,..,.. . ' -'. .. - H 'hun' 6' unc? .S'Cu9? S KJhSrg,'5 The XJCLU ? o.ThNeTe, , M 'NSW I 7 ' 32 v wsumn sucmsuccfss C cv 3 QW ,Es fffn X 393 Pu. 'U at wmv 16 . d K Cxkhihx Am nn' S Ghf 011 , lo' ig ,Aa Pl' A . , 7'1.,. nl' N -'Z 'Ihr A x.h1'X' Vx nl mV it-Y YAY MWA . x Wx' .utr j,.'J 'mul Le gd ! Q. .u 5 7 The bcgmn-ng ofa Lnul-ful friendnk-Q Huh! Hqrc's in fame ind you- Q P' s W VT 'Q ri H. V K Mu la nm -.X fl 'vs 1 '-v , 4 t :iw . E'-s 1 il? ,, Marsengold 24' , 9-iff Q xxx '-1-5. if if .pg I, .ii wo . fl? Left to right: C. Bodwell, J. McDonald, A. Ehrisman, P. Allen, A. Smith, S. Ritter, J. Stressenger, G. Peters, J. Hagan, M. Pratt, K. Ornell, Miss Chase, Director B. Stewart, J. Deltano, M. Jerauld, P. Bonz, R. Lowden, R. Guillet, R. Rodman, C. Sacks, A. Mitchell, E. Shankman, W. Cole, J. Steinmetz. SENIOR PLAY GREAT SUCCESS On December 9, 1949, the class presented the annual senior play entitled Don't Take My Penny . The cast, under the capable direction of Miss Dorothy Chase, gave an outstanding performance. Properties, costumes, make-up, publicity, and ticket committees, together with the stage man- agers, electricians and the messenger did their share in making the pro- duction a success. Everyone worked long hours, but the splendid cooper- ation on the part of all made' the work fun. We wish to thank Mrs. Douglas Norwood, who offered her assistance as make-up director, and also our parents and friends who shared our en- thusiasm and helped to make the play the success it was. Most of all, however, we wish to express our appreciation to Miss Chase for her patience and invaluable assistance throughout our rehearsals. We are indeed grateful for the direction she gave us. 35 Marsengold 4. ly A Second Row, left to right: Mr. Harold Clark, Sponsor, Howard White, Robert Rodman Paul Vitali, Roberta Guillet. First Row: Shirley Ritter, Robert Murray, Gwenith Peters, Philip Bonz, Beverly Stewart HONOR SOCIETY INSPIRES SHARON HIGH STUDENTS The Honor Society is one of the highest attainments that a student can achieve in high school. Under the able leadership of Mr. Harold A. Clark, our principal, its members have shown themselves outstanding in the qualities for which they are selected: character, scholarship, leadership, and service. - The seven new members of the Society, consisting of five seniors and two juniors, were installed by Gwenith Peters and Philip Bonz, who were chosen in their junior year. NATWNAL Sharon High is justly proud of its representatives in V 6' this nationally important organization. 0 36 Marsengold 4.. ..- Third Row, left to right: Robert Reilly, Frank Beveridge, Walter Feeley, Robert Schwarzler, Edward Baldwin, Robert Donnell, Guy Littlefield, Bruce Harding, Robert Isakson, Howard White. Second Row: Robert Reid, Theodore Hixon, Edward Furash, Joan Steinmetz, Miss Burns, Advisor, David Marshall, Stephen Stressenger, George Goodwin. First Row: Cynthia Hall, Phyllis McDonald, Paul Vitali, Vice President: Philip Bonz, Presidentg Joan Marshall, Secretary, Thomas Cleveland, Treasurerg Portia Raider, Gwenith Peters. DEMOCRACY AT WORK IN SHARON HIGH Under the untiring efforts of Miss Barbara Burns, the Student Council has become the central organization of Sharon High School. Their under- takings this year include the presentation of the question of season tickets to the student body, the selling of candy at basketball games, the sponsor- ing of a drive for children's clothing, the appointing of student monitors for traffic duty, and the revising of their four-year-old constitution. Each Wednesday they inform the student body at chapel, which they conduct, of the mat- ' ters discussed at the Council meeting of that week. They' are planning to attend a f meeting of the Southeastern Branch of the Associated Bodies of the Councils of Massa- ' chusetts and a state meeting in the spring. They should be justly proud of their ac- complishments this year. I 4- 1 g A iv-x f,fj! lil 37 ' lafw I N -Q' I 1' VARSPfY'CLUB Fourth Row, left to right: G. Griliin, E. Baldwin, A. Smith, S. Hall, J. Boyden, W. Jeffords, L. Sandhaus, R. Deltano. Third Row: J. Hagan, W. 'Marshall, R. Butler, P. Huckins, K. Ornell, A. Kafka, G. O'Dea, R. Mansfield, A.'Dunakin, A. Mitchell. Second Row: R. Feist, F. Davidson, T. Cleveland, H. Hodgdon, T. Markt, R. Murray, R. McGrath, G. Littlefield, P. Chamberlain, D. Watts, N. Robillard, S. Parrish. First Row: Mr. Konsavage, Mr. Conroy, Advisors, A. Cole, R. Rodman, Treasurer, F. Beveridge, Vice President, J. Pruett, President, P. Bonz, Secretary, J. Monahan, C. Goodwin, Mr. Koskella, Mr. Clark, Advisors. GLEE CLUB Fourth Row, left to right: G. 0'Dea, L. Sandhaus, F. Erkelens, P. Allen, J. Steinmetz, D. Leary, J. Lincoln, S. Ritter, A. Ehrisman. J. Boyden, At MitchelL Third Row: J. Monroe, W. Cole, A. Graham, M. Jerauld, J. McDonald, R. King, M. Morgan, R. Guillet, V. Metcalf, M. Coyne. P Chaplin, J. Fleming, M. Pratt, F. Peck, L. Verzone, B. Dennett, D. Phelps, F. Davidson. Second Row: T. Cleveland, J. Maddocks, B. Joy, P. White, A. Morse, M. Olson, B. Stewart, G. Gold, B. Keating, Mr. Taplin, Director, E. Dennen, J. Sanders, E. Lavezzo, J. Ballantyne, N. Osborn, Accompanistg B. Fakkel, P. Raider, E. Shankman, J. Powers. First Row: E. Maria, E. Niethold, M. Niethold, M. Eldracher, J. Abel, C. Bodwell, B. De Girolamo, G. Peters, S. Krauss, J. Ellis, M. Feeley, 38 GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Third Row, left to right: C. Palmer, D. Leary, J. Maddocks, V. Metcalf, P. Chaplin, N. Reinhardt, M. Brown, J. Steinmetz, C. Sacks, J. Marshall, B. Dennett, L. Jeffords, J. Bradford. Second Row: B. Stewart, M. Pratt, D. Gomez, E. Dennen, B. Stressenger, L. Verzpne, B. Grantham, B. Hewitt, B. Keating, M. Coyne, R. Guillet, J. Sanders, Mrs. Keyes, Coach. First Row: J. Ellis, N. Guillet, E. Mitchell, D. Weir, E. Niethold, J. Fleming, treasurer, E. Maria, president, P. Raider, secretary, J. McDonald, N. Osborn, J. Ballantyne, Z. Lowden, E. Shankman. ' BOYS' INTRAMURALS Third Row, left to right: S. Parrish, J. Deltano, R. Rodman, A. Kafka, S. Hall, J Boyden, R. Schwarzler, E. Baldwin, G. Grifhn, W. -Jeffords, T. Nuscher, D. Wright- son, F. Erkelens, R. Butler, J. Eldracher, D. Phelps, K. Ornell. Second Row: Mr. Koskella, Director, J. McManus, G. O-Dea, N. Robillard, P. Chamber- lain, R. Murray, R. Reilly, R. Isakson, H. Osborne, R.. Donnell, A. Dunakin, D Stickle, F. Beveridge, W. Marshall, P. Huckins, J. Hagan, R. Feist. First Row: E. Cochrane, R. Morway, J. Monahan, P. Bonz, C. Goodwin, J. Pruett, A Smith, G. White, F.. Davidson, H. Hodgdon, P. Vitali, H. White. ,39 V gsm-H I-Ever S88 an T2 --1 A ,rr ..-4 QJWQEA 4513? Q' '59-N13 Barbed kdxras. bounA 5' 0095! 'UP and ouar' B. The PYra.md Hub 7 'Rmg mfouna TNS, V085 MA 40 --I Marsengold M 4' 3 Third Row, left to right: Virginia Metcalf, Diane Leary, Lola Jeffords, Martha Brown, Priscilla Chaplin, Joan Marshall, Nita Reinhardt. Second Row: Phyllis McDonald, Managerg Doris Gomez, Elaine Dennen, Betty May Stressenger, Judith Bradford, Janet Fleming, Janet Sanders, Mrs. Keyes, Coach. First Row: Dora Weir, Portia Raider, Beverly Stewart, Carol Palmer, Captaing Eleanor Niethold, Eleanor Maria, Roberta Guillet. GIRLS' VARSITY INCREASE SCHEDULE Although it has not been the custom for our girls to play outside of Sharon, they have, in the last two years, established a limited program with the schools of a few of the surrounding towns, for basketball is the favorite sport in Sharon High School. All those who participate show sportsmanship and cooperativeness in their playing. Winning a game, al- though it is important, is not the main.pointg the fun and friendliness are the greatest attraction. The teams greatly appreciate the leadership and interest displayed by Mrs. Keyes. ? It A . Sf' 3 an XV v 4' 41 Q M W-'E' ag? Zi? ,Z 4 P- wfn Marsengold :Eg . Seven S:-nies of Viciory Cheer for our boys Don'r drop W her agamf Looks hard ,doesrvt lt? A 6'H N X Q Ai. r 4 4 42 I 1 ! 1 1 4 A 1 I 1 w N w l if Marsengold MH, 5 . 4 P Q X - N . ti' ii .- i. x .ri J me 1. 12' Q, 1 1 2 Left to right: Priscilla Chaplin, Roberta Guillet, head cheerleader, Joan Ellis, Eleanor Maria, Portia Raider, Virginia Metcalf, Jean McDonald, Beverly Stewart. CHEERLEADERS SPUR TEAM ON TO VICTORY The cheerleaders of the 1949-1950 basketball season have done a splen- did job of boosting the morale of their team, and in arousing the school spirit of their classmates. Because of their many new cheers and excellent showmanship, they have, under the excellent leadership of Roberta Guillet, earned the esteem of the basketball fans of Sharon and surrounding towns. To the junior members, we express our hopes for another year of successful cheering, and our best wishes for loads of luck. 43, L . Q Third Row, left to right: Alan Dunakin, Richard Mansfield, George Griffin, Leonard Sandhaus, Peter Huckins. Second Row: Mr. Konsavage, Coach, Howard White, Manager, Randall Peck, Henry Hodgdon, Frank Beveridge, Alfred Kafka, Norman Robillard, Walter Feeley, David Watts, John Pruett, Manager. First Row: James Boyden, Robert Deltano, Thomas Cleveland, Captaing Spencer Hall, James Hagan. SHARON HOOPSTERS DRAW LARGE CROWDS The sparkling Sharon hoopsters, under the able direction of Mr. William J. Konsavage and captained by Thomas Cleveland, enjoyed only a fair season. Although winning only four out of ten league games, they played excellent basketball. We hope that the boys are successful in the Brockton Tournamentg and in the years to come, we hope that Sharon will rise to the top of the Hock- amock League. l , 52 - ' :X ! - fi M' 44 'NEW' Marsengold ,Y--'QU' . I V 4 Y' AQ If Varsity Scores OPPONENT Holbrook Bridgewater Alumni Holbrook Canton Foxboro Oliver Ames Mansfield Stoughton Canton Foxboro Oliver Ames Mansfield Stoughton 45 Q! THEY 36 40 44 33 27 41 34 31 42 27 25 55 26 41 Pasm' for gum-ql cracker, Hel-c's hopm- W H Vnkforj in the Prone!! IV5 a mxHu' of hugh! -Q, if Hmm wmv 'm--My fm-.5 Cc-l-ng's the lmul' 46 Al!! boy' JL Free fof all ws,.n-as .1 go v '-1 ,... 'Q , -. I, ... sf- , v A' '- As--3? Ac, . -9 '- -'H49-1. TRACKlTEANl Second Row, left to right: Mr. Conroy, Coach, Albert Cole, Frederick Erkelens, Robert Schwarzler, William Jeffords, Howard White, George O'Dea, Manager. First Row: Norman Robillard, Guy Littlelield, Philip Bonz, Co-Captaing Kenneth Ornell, Co-Captain, Francis Davidson, David Stickle. , ,,, , I BASEBALL Second Row, left to right: Robert Rodman, Manager, Albert Cole, Batboyg Joseph Monahan, Robert Deltano, George Griffin, James Boyden, Walter Feeley, Frank Beveridge, Theodore Nuscher, Assistant Manager, Mr. Koskella, Coach. First Row: Robert Murray, Edwin Baldwin, Prescott Chamberlain, Richard Butler, Thomas Cleveland. t r 47g Marsengold ET R 52 ' P- 2 4 If ' A iv -W H ' Fxillllll W Q Q 6 - , ' 4 I X HI f ,n w Ah .Qminfw ' 1 .1 f W AN I ' 'Kg ' ' '-iii , fl 12:7 51:13 :gm'1g':lSIm5 K lmnniemnru . fy .. , mum S ?ffv2?,lf?.l3'w3 M Z C :'.1','C.'1 ' 'f, N KW K . f f-gf' f f MMM . w f -sea. 6 , A fv fzx - ffuw ,7.?, We-nd: .nu-r X -Umes lqaveyvf, Changed muck n K-XJ 'B- '- Q'9--. 48 Word of Appreciation to Our Advertisers HJ The members of the Class of 1950 wish to take this op- portunity to thank all of their advertisers who have helped to make the Max-sengold possible, especially the Sharon Board of Trade without whose cooperation we could not have had this yearbook. We hope that you will patronize our advertisers, for in so doing you will help both them and us. Congratulations Word of Appreciation from We wish to take this opportun- Nita -10811 ity to thank Miss Flemings for Betty Janet her invaluable assistance to the Barbara Betty Ann photography Staff' f DOGMB N JG 1 Q0 S Q0 V if f- -r 'A Q fn S ' x fo A in office RS P cv 97 f N ee il 2 f A Q., eo is 29 5 4 X j Q O Y, fi 0: 0 DEACHE5 GZMERF- ELLY2 r THETA'DELTA'DEEA Congratulations SHARON HARDWARE COMPANY Sporting Goods 0 Hardware Certified Dealers for Westinghouse Appliances and Television Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sacks 9 Post Odice Sq. Sharon 690 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 E Congratulations RODMAN to the Class of 1950 POULTRY FARM Sharon, Mass. A. BENDINELLI Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shankman MAC'S VARIETY STORE Ice Cream - Groceries FIRST NATIONAL STORES JOHN LEWIS Canton, Massachusetts 4 W f MEN,g1 FULLER BROTHERS M AX and 39 Central St. Foxhoro, Mass ff .X LADIES' rex. 402 , CLOTHES , to RENT SHARON POST 117238 BEAD A: WHITE 111 SUMMER ST., BOSTON Tel. Con. Veterans of Foreign Wars Could be that dungarees, white shirts, and bow tles are the lata! hshlon! BMNES ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND KENNELS 24 Hour Ambulance Service Route 1 8a 128 DEDHAM, MASS. DE-3-2750 - DE-3-2800 ohms BAND BOX mmmwms 72 South Main Street SHARON Try our SHIRT LAUNDERING SERVICE For Prompt Pick-up Call Sharon 2677 THE SHARON ADVOCATE 66 South Main Street Sharon, Mass. SHARON TURKEY FARM H. GROSS, Proprietor Tel. 2131 L THE HUT . Sea Foods - Chicken Congratulations Sandwiches - Ice Cream to the Class of 1950 Corner Route all 8: High Plain St. Walpole, Mass. J. Garland, Prop. JOHN L. GRANT COURT atU13ti0f1S Rachel A. Beasley to Class of '50 FLOWERS Canton, Mass. VERITY'S SHOE STORE 584 Washington St. Canton, Mass. Tel. 6-0497-W X-Ray Fitting Service CANTON MOTOR MART INC. KAISER FRAZER Sales 8: Service Congratulations to the Class Crescent Ridge Dairy Ill -32? W MWMM srumou ' M. V PARRISH Telephone SHARON 340 You can whip sour cream, but you can't beat our milk Who held surprise open house on South Main Street? C0mP1imel1tS Congratulations of to the Class of 1950 EDMUND DELTANO'S POULTRY FARM 'S W? 1 Producer of Fine Table Eggs Bl1.LY'S SUPER MARKET HOWARD MACKAY SCHOOL SUPPLIES .- ,, , , Congratulations Congratulations from from SHARON OIL 8z ICE CO. TOWN TAXI Congratulations Congratulations from from JACK'S MEN'S STORE CENTRE GARAGE CANTON DAVE'S SHARON SPA noorrs ICE CREAM SERVICE STATION All Flavors Bulk md Brick -' Party nous Blue Sunoco Gas and Oil O HOME COOKED FOODS Party Orders Given Special Attention 8 P. O. Square Call 892 1158 Washington Street Canton, Mass. Tel. CAN. 0699 v CONGRATULATIONS Con atulati t h C1 gr ons f from 1 9 5 0 . . S H A R 0 N SHARON CASH MARKET, INC MOTOR SALES CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1950 PETTEEYS SUPERETTE Who ran for garbage collector and was unanimously elected? Congratulations to the Class of 1950 JOHN COLANERI Tailor and Cleanser FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS GEORGE V. KAPLAN 39 Lake Ave., Sharon Tel. 582 Tel. Canton 6-0230 FITZGERALD'S CLEAN SERS Dry Cleaning and Pressing We Call For and Deliver 5-Hour Service If Necessary 526 Washington St., Canton, Mass. Harold J. Fitzgerald TONY The Shoe Doctor Quick Service While You Wait 620 Washington St. P E P I N MOVING 8: STORAGE C0. Local 8z Interstate Carriers Agents for United Van Lines, Inc. Loads Shipped Anywhere in SANITIZED Vans Tel. Walpole 13 Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Canton WHITE WING FARM Edward Katz, Prop. MILLER'S GARAGE General Auto Repair Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Mc Manus' Filling Station Corner of Coney St. and Route itl East Walpole Congratulations NICK'S FISH and CHIPS CobB's Corner Congratulations to the Class of 1950 E. M. OLLMAN PRUELL'S sUNoco SERVICE STATION Corner Route 1 and Walpole St. Sharon, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1950 EZIO,S BEAUTY SALON Sharon 2281 I I, SWAN CLEANSERS and DYERS - ONE DAY SERVICE - Quality Cleansing and Dying Certified Cold Storage For Call and Deliveries Call STO. 1088 20 Freeman St. Stoughton JOHANSON'S CAKE SHOP In the Quality Class -I , THE BELL HOUSE We Cater to Banquets, Parties and Weddings MRS. ANNA SCHENSNOL Sharon 2294 Stoughton, Mass. i THE BOOK SHOP , GEORGE H. MARKT I 20 South Mann Street 5 Range and Fuel Oils I Lending Library of 33 E. Chestnut St., Sharon, Mass. Modern Fiction Telephone Sharon 966 Open Daily from 7 to 9 P.M. 3 5 I Sharon 910 PROMPT SERVICE I Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 from I A GENERAL STORE I, I SINCE '54 -- g -- PETTEE COMPANY SHARON RADIO I Expert Repair Service I i I I I Congratulations from - VILLAGE FOOD SHOP I Charles B. Crocker I I Q I I I People are dying to get into Undertakers Anonymous' Congratulations to Class of 1950 SAM LARUSSO and SONS CONTRACTORS East Walpole Forrest Construction Co. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Norwood 7-0906 60 Lenox St. Norwood, Mass. SPEAR HARDWARE INC. Walpole E. Walpole Sharon Canton Telephone 702 - Light 8z Power B. Mc Enaney ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring 8a Fixtures A11 Work Guaranteed 60 East Foxboro St., Sharon, Mass. BRULIN 81 CO., Inc. 2939-45 Columbia Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana Telephone -:- WA. 3321 WILLIAM L. RAU CDivision Manager? 51 Pond Street, Sharon, Mass. Telephone 442 0 Manufacturers of Floor Treat- ments, Cleaners, Insecticides and Disinfectants ELEANOR C. KELLOGC -W ls GSTATY' if REAL O nuuons .0 ESTATE S -vt wmv oo Deal With A Realtor 109 North Main Street Sharon, Massaschusetts Sharon 2317 GATHERING SPEED Graduation and the inevitable speed-up of one's career might well be compared to the gathering speed of a starting automo- bile. Commencement Day is the shifting from first into sec- ond or high The acceleration is slackened only for an instant. Congratulations, Class of '50g may each member shift into the high gear of adult life smoothly. B I R D rnooucfs East Walpole, Mass. What is Gloria Lovely's beauty secret? SHARON BOX COMPANY, INC. GOOD LUCK to the Boys and Girls The Class of 1950 BEATRICE FLORAL GARDENS Flowers and Plants For A11 Occasions 630 South Main Street Sharon, Massachusetts Telephone 776 11 Congratulations from MOOSE HILL FARM Breeders of Purebred Guernseys H. P. KENDALL, Proprietor R. J. LUTZ, Manager Congratulations to the Class RAIDER'S VILLAGE, INC. Fine Foods - Fountain Service Route 1 Sharon, Mass. FIRST NATIONAL STORE Fashions for You Always at GERMAINE CARTIER'S Foxboro, Mass. FOXBORO LAUNDRY CO. Congratulations to Class of 1950 FOXBORO HAT SHOP N H A W ' S PORTING Goons Mansfield, Mass. Congratulations from FOXBORO FURNITURE CO. Dealers in G. E. and Crosley Appliances and Television - Fine Furniture Foxboro 2103 WALTER E. FEELEY Congratulations to Class of 1950 DR. 8: MRS. JACK STEINBERG 8: KAREN UNDERTAKERS ANONYMOUS Congratulations peglii Xlilgogai-:rgee your comfort and to Class of 1950 C 1 C illifffi sie-lfgfy .mafglyn FOXBORO SUPPLY co. Bill Jimmy Bobbie Congratulations H. H. SNOW , MENS WEAR JOSEPH LEARY General Contracting Stoughton, M355- N0 Mm wALPoLE RADIO co PAUL H. KRAW ' ' -.5... Radio and Television Sales and Service FUNERAL HOME I I 1235 1248 Washington St. Norwood, Mass. East Wa po e Congratulations to Class of 1950 MOORE'S DRY GOODS STORE Foxboro Congratulations from TEPLOW HEATING SERVICE Brockton Tel. 6101 Who's got the horse and buggy? The seniors 've got the team R 0 C K 7 MANUFACTURING Co. M0ULT0N S STOUGHTON, MASS' Where the Clerks Are Glad to See You From Standing Timber Sharon' Mass' to Finished Product ROLL-LAND 0 BOWLING 0 ROLLER SKATING ROUTE 1 NORWOOD NORFOLK COUNTY Congratulations TOBACCO COMPANY to the Class 0Pe1'at0fS Of LOWE 81 POWERS INC. CIGARETTE VENDING FUNERAL SERVICE MACHINES - Sharon, Mass. Stoughton, Mass. SHARON C0-OPERATIVE BANK Savings Share Accounts Serial Shares for Regular Saving Paid-Up and Matured Shares for Investments The bank for your HOME FINANCING -- PONTIAC -- I HAYN ES GARAGE INC Turnpike St. CANTON, MASS. Your Friendly Pontiac Dealer Telephone 6-0076 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of '50 THE BURNS COMPANY REAL ESTATE Route 138 Canton, Mass.. TAYLOR'S GARAGE CHEVROLET Telephone 913 Ever seen a seniorette without TWO rings? Hmmmmm? Congratulations THOMAS E. NELSON from - REALTOR - STOUGHTON LAUNDRY 6 So. Main St. Tel. Sharon 301 Since 1911 Sharon, Massachusetts Congratulations H- CAPLAN to the Class of 1950 TAILOR AND CLEANERS 651 Washington St. Canton GEORGE ARGUEMBAU Tel. Canton 6-0197-W Congratulations from PAPPAS SHOE REBUILDERS MANSFIELD , Free Pick-up Dehvery Phone 1264 BEAUTY ACADEMY Stoughton or Sharon Boston - Lynn 5 Pearl Street Stoughton DODGE - PLYMOUTH Sales 8: Service I BOWLING ALLEY New Bowl Mor Machine 6 South Street Foxboro, Mass. Your Local Dealer Rt. itl Norwood, Mass. Res. Nor. 7-0401 O Open Evenings and Sundays 161 SANSONE MOTORS, INC. Nor. 7-2700 DeSOTO O PLYMOUTH INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Chartered Buses Anywhere in New England Congratulations to the Class of 1950 HARRY E. HORTON'S VARIETY STORE Lake Massapoag ASpinwall 7-1436 HOLMBERG 8: DOUGLAS JEWELERS 1332 Beacon Street tCoolidge Corner! Brookline 46, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pearlman Congratulations to the Class of 1950 EDITH DUBINSKY and FRIEND FARM BUREAU Dairy and Poultry Products James F. McNamara, Agent Congratulations from BILL DINGMAN- Congratulations from . . . SCOTTY'S Congratulations to the Class of 1950 GRACE BUTCHER Morton St., Stoughton, Mass. Best Wishes to the Class of 1950 For Good Building Materials Call NORFOLK LUMBER, INC. 43 Canton St. Stoughton, Mass M F i V. CIULLA and SON Are we really as intelligent as the dolls we brought to school on the day of the LQ. tests? Congratulations to Class of 1950 MAL'S The Bargain Center of Norfolk County Complete line of . . . Work Clothes o Sportswear CONTRACTORS Sharon 2215 2578 Uniforms 1020-24 Washington Street SOUTH NORWOOD Norwood 7-2557 A friendly bank - the bank for YOU - your family - your business Commercial Checking Accounts Personalized Checking Accounts Certificate Savings Accounts lPay You 296 lnterestl Travelers Cheques United States Savings Bonds Foreign Exchange Bank Money Orders Savings Bank Life Insurance Christmas and All Purpose Clubs Automobile Loans Appliance Loans Business Loans Collateral Loans F.R.A. Loans Personal Loans Real Estate Mortgage Loans Co-Maker Loans Tailored to Fit Your Needs NDIQWDDD l3ANli,8r BANKING CD. Founded 1917 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 55,000 Insurance Each Depositor H -I f L. G. BALF OUR COMPANY Attlehoro, Massachusetts o Class Rings and Pins 0 Commencement Invitations 0 Diplomas o Personal Cards 0 Club Insignia 0 Memorial Plaques El El CI Representative: MR. GENE MANCHESTER Attlehoro Omce CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations TO CLASS OF 1950 NEWELL A. PEAVEY - 0 - REALTOR FRIEND f 165 No. Main St., Sharon, Mass Telephone 2373 Did you break the scales at the Winter Carnival Dance? KLEPS AUTO ELECTRIC SERVICE 770 Prov. Highway NORWOOD, MASS. BA'I'I'ERIES - IGNITION CARBURETION Tel. Nor. 2279 CORMAN'S SHARON SPRING HOTEL Overlooking Lake Massapoag Sharon 901-895 80 Massapoag Ave. Sharon, Mass. Open Year Round for A11 Occasions Congratulations McLELLAN STORES CANTON, MASS. Congratulations from ARTHUR E. ESTEY Real Estate - Insurance Canton, Mass. CANTON BOWLODROME is now open, and will welcome all bowling matches and parties from Sharon. - Open Sundays - CH FAD m TURKEYS IN SEASON FRUITS and VEGETABLES ALSO To the Members of the S E N I O R C L A S S Carry your courage and your enthusiasm into a better world with the best wishes of the flmgx H Sharon Rotary Club CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 SHARON YOUTH ACTIVITIES, Inc. CONGRATULATIONS from H. Maynard Gould Company EAST WALPOLE MASS. MADE ll WE FINALLY Spike Feist Jeff Chamberlain Charlie Goodwin Tommy Markt Hank Hodgdon Skippy Smith Jim Gregory John Pruett Itchy Butler Congratulations Boys, Clem Cadiddle- Joe Schlnm, the hoffer Midget Sludgeyfoot Congratulations from R.AY'S PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE Stoughton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1950 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell Congratulations from MORINPS SUPER MARKET . Mansfield, Mass. 377-379 No. Main Street Tel. 154 Congratulations to a fine A Yearbook Staff from One Who Knows GOLDEN'S WASHERETTE 18 Wyman St. - Stoughton, Mass. Will Relieve You of Your Laundry Drudgery, It ls Economical Automatic Sanitary Up to Thrifty Indiviliual 9 Pounds 30 Minute Service Quick 25c Saves on Clothes Bluecoal - Fuel Oils JohniA. Whittemore's Time . . . Effort . . Sons Company NORWOOD Money! You Save Telephone Nor. 7-0764 All Three at 6-vxf 'ZW W 1 l nfs fair? ,esgfff ' My 'J . 6RINTERS and LITHOGRAPHI-:Rs kj Printers of this Publication 9 Town Square Plymouth, Mass. TEL. 775 Norwood Retail Trade Board ATLANTIC 8: PACIFIC TEA STORES MUSIC NOOK Central Street THE ALICE SHOP 696 Washington St. AMBROSE PRESS Washington Street ALLENS PERFUMES Washington Street BAKER'S DRESS GOODS Washington Street BERNEDDYS MARKET Washington Street BERTS MEN'S SHOP Washington Street BRENNERS CHILDREN SHOP Washington Street BURKS SHOE STORE Washington Street CLEAR WEAVE Washington Street CUMMINGS Washington Street DREYFUS dz WHITE 629 Washington Street FLAHERTY MEN'S SHOP Washington Street GERTY SHOE STORE Washington Street GOVE ELECTRIC CO. Washington Street W. T. GRANT CO. Washington Street HALONS JEWELRY Washington Street KAYS HAT SHOP Washington Street KESSLERS Washington Street KORDETTE SHOP Washington Street LEWIS' RESTAURANT Central Street Washington Street NORFOLK COUNTY TRUST CO. Washington Street NORWOOD FABRIC SHOP 6 Guild Street NORWOOD FURNITURE CO. Washington Street NORWOOD GAS COMPANY Washington Street NORWOOD HARDWARE Ga SUPPLY CO. Washington Street Norwood Messenger du Free Press Washington Street NORWOOD WOMEN'S SHOP Washington Street ORENT BROTHERS Washington Street THE OUTLET Vernon Street MODERN MEAT MARKET Washington Street PARKER CLOTHING CO. INC. Washington Street REGAN'S SHOE STORE Washington Street REGENTS SHOP Washington Street SAM'S AUTO SUPPLY CO. Cottage Street SEARS ROEBUCK 8: CO. Washington Street SHERWOOD'S Washington Street STEVEN'S DELICATESSEN Washington Street TOWN SQUARE HARDWARE CO. Washington Street WALPOLE ST. MARKET Walpole Street 400 CLUB Washington Street -'I New England's Foremost Photographers and Limners J. E. IDUIQDY, INC. 160 Tremont Street A Boston, Massachusetts 4' OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR CLASS OF 1950 SHARoN HIGH SCHOOL ? Q. .r 1' . , . Y fx. . . L ,' -' L' , . , L w L I 4 ',. I. ei 5 ' .5 1 . 4' 7' ' ' v. 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