Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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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

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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

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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,