Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

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Official Photographers for the Class of 1951 PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Jean Ballantyne Photography Staff Lola Jeifords Theodore Nuscher Robert Schwarzler Howard White CIRCULATION EDITOR Charles Niethold Circulation StaH Robert Deltano Paul Vitali LITERARY EDITOR Virginia Metcalf Literary Stai Martha Brown Dora Weir yr me MARSENGOLD .K elf, Mr. Herman Richardson We, the class of 1951, wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Richardson, the super- intendent of the Sharon schools, for his interest in our welfare. We wish him a long and pleasant stay in Sharon. THE MARSENGOLD l i 1 1 ---11.-..-an ...is - 1.-1. -i .. ,.,, ,.,.,-.,.,..,,,,,,. lggl - ...-..-......... , ..i............,...-.... ui.a.4-:non-1--n-1-,nu I gfuqassasrlvo.-a-.. 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Seated: Mr. William Konsavage, Industrial Arts, Miss Barbara Burns, Social Studies, Mr. Harold Clark, Principal, Mechanical Drawing, Mr. Herman Richardson, Superintendentg Mrs. Louise Higginson, Home Economics, Mr. James Sloan, Mathematics. acultg We wish to express our gratitude to the faculty of Sharon High School for the many things which they have done to help us during our high school days. Since this picture was taken, Mr. Mahoney has left for active service with the Navy in the Pacific, and his place has been ably taken by Mr.. Jacob Davidson. We will always remember the sincere advice, understanding, and patience of all of our teachers. THE MARSENGOLD I ,,- 4 1 f Q 1 -Qu- To Miss Flemin s We, the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-one, dedicate this book in appreciation of all that she has done for us. She has been our class advisor for four yearsg and her patience, understanding, and guidance have helped us greatly in trying to obtain our goals. We shall always be grateful to her for her sincere efforts in our behalf. gk me MARSENGQLD it W 1 HONOR SOCIETY 19 YZSEL5 s e in V:-s. A, A 1 ,,,,5,L Princi als Message June is the month of Commencements. This year it brings special significance to you because you are included. Whether you have been successful in the program of ed- ucation you have pursued during your years in high school depends upon the goal that you established for yourself. The seeking of knowledge has always been the right of free man. Abraham Lincoln, through the ages, has been the great example of having risen from obscurity to fame. The difference many times between success and failure is ambition. The degree of success you will achieve will depend greatly on how well you have striven to attain your goal. The best wishes of your teachers and your principal go with you as you enter into the fields of your choosing, I Zag' Principal ,Aan-s. YF-Q 'K A-1 -A figk Q1 GQ2!'f Y f Q9 604 GGL 'X 7 Ax HM ay X K f X A X Q31 In llfx rl QWQH 'DA-uses.. PU-savctang JEAN THELMA BALLANTYNE Jeanie A girl of such a gentle mood Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 'Q Senior Play 4, Junior Prom 3, Christmas Pantomime 3, Sophomore Hop 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Clean-Up Day 2, Senior Reception 33 Sportsnight 4, Softball 2, 4, Freshman No' Dance lg Varsity 2, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, Graduation 2, 33 X 1 'l- Dramatic Club 2, Photography Club 2. Jean, whose endless wardrobe has been the envy of many a classmate, has been well liked in her high school years not only because of her neat appearance, but also for her gentle manner. She has taken an active part in school sports where, as in all her activities, her depend- ability and cheerfulness have been among her greatest assets. We all know that she will do well in college. JUDITH BRADFORD Judy Be glad, and your friends are many Activities: Halloween Party 4gYearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sopho- of more Hop 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Reception 35 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 45 Freshman Dance lg Varsity 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 43 Dramatic Club 2, Newspaper C ub 3. 39' Judy's warm smile, sense, of humor, and friendliness have made her the most popular girl in the class. She has long possessed a giggle which comes out when least ex- pected to the amusement of all. She has many athletic abilities, particularly in varsity basketball, where she played forward on the first team and helped win many games for .Sharon. JOHN FRANKLIN BRIGHT JR. Johnnie Speak little and to the purpose Activities: Senior Play 43 Christmas Pantomime 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Clean-Up Day 2, Glee Club 43 Math Club 25 Newspaper Club 35 Track 3. ,. John has put his talent in the field of art to good use in the school newspaper. His interest in Scouting, in which he holds an Explorer rating, is above average. Upon graduation, John plans to join the Marines. MARTHA RHODORA BROWN l4MarniY7 Imagination rules the world Activities' Halloween Part 4' . y , Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Clean-Up Day 23 Sports Night 1, 23 , ee Club 3, 43 Gradua- tion 2, 33 Dramatic Club 23 Photography Club 23 Softball 2. Freshman Dance 13 Varsity 3, 4' G1 Although she may appear quiet, Marni's friends know her as extremely clever and witty. She has considerable artistic talent3 she has a flair for music and dancingg and, as she showed us by her excellent portrayal of Miss Audu- bon in our play, she has dramatic ability. Such a versatile person should go rar in whatever work she may choose. 1 4'1 '4 I X I 1 PRISCILLA GRACE CHAPLIN Priscilla A soft answer turneth away wrath Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play -43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Freshman Dance 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Clean-Up Day' 23 Dra- matic Club 23 Senior Reception 33 Cheerleading 3, 43 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals Officiating 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 4. Being a sports enthusiast, Priscilla takes part in all sports activities3 such as, varsity basketball, softball, and intramurals. A member of the high school cheerleading squad, she is also a rabid follower of professional sports. Priscilla, one of the carefree girls in the class, is sure to make the most out of life. JOAN ALICE CLARK Joan A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 2g Freshman Dance 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 43 Glee Club 2 4' Graduation 3 Clean U Da 2 Photo ra h , . Z ' P Y 5 S P Y Club 23 Senior Reception 33 Sports Night 1, 2. ' Joan's cheery smile and infectious giggle have made her one of the merriest members of the class. She is al- ways full of enthusiasm, offering a willing hand or a helpful word in all our class activities. With her wit and irrepressible spirits, she has added sparkle to many a conversation. 4-QM in? l -ui: JOHN PAUL ELDRACHER uE1dyn Life's a pleasant institutiong Let us take it as it comes. Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Clean-Up Day 23 Shop Club 3, 43 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 4. John's easy-going ways and carefree manner are bright spots in our school days. With his amusing side remarks, he entertains his fellow students as well as his team mates in school iand in outside activities. John's everpresent smile will 'always be remembered. .Y ' if I R' ROBERT LOUIS DELTANO tlB0blI An able man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Jun- ior Prom 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Freshman Dance 13 Intra- murals 13 Varsity 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 Clean-Up Day 23 Senior Reception 33 Sports Night 2, 33 Visual Edu- cation 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals Ofliciating 33 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, President 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice Presi- dent 1, 3. Tall, good-looking, Bob has participated in all school activities. With his outstanding basketball playing, he helped to make this a successful season. He rates high scholastically and is a member of the Student Council. We wish him the best of luck in the future. 'I 'S ' 3 Treasurer MARILYN JANE ELDRACHER URed1I A mixture of red hair, pep, and good fun Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Clean-Up Day 23 Senior Reception 33 Freshman Dance 13 Glee Club 33 Graduation 33 Class Treasurer 3, 4, Senior Play 4. As treasurer of the class for the past two years, Marilyn has shown her excellent ability to handle finan- cial matters. This efficiency, together with her coopera- tion, enthusiasm, interest, and quick wit, has made her very well liked and will contribute to her advancement in the field of business. JOAN ELIZABETH ELLIS Litt1ebit Happy am I, from care I'm free Why aren't they all contented like me? Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Freshman Dance 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Clean-Up Day 23 Dramatic Club 23 Senior Reception 23 Cheerleading 3, 43 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 43 Amateur Night 13 Graduation 3. One of the smallest members of our class, Joan has, nevertheless, shown herself very capable, especially in the fields of art and sports. Many of her drawings may be seen in this yearbook, and she has also helped us with dance decorations and programs. Joan is head cheerleader and, having been a member of the squad for two years, a veteran with the ability to handle such a position well. .-gn Her enthusiasm and good nature will carry her far. HENRI FREDERICK ERKELENS Rikki Over the hills and far away Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Freshman Dance 13 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Graduation 33 Clean-Up Day 23 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Reception 33 Librarian 13 Sports Night 3, 43 Amateur Night 33 Track 1, 2, 3, .4. Rikki has both mechanical and artistic ability, the former expressing itself in intensive work on his motor- cycle and the latter in his cartoon page of our yearbook. He has been very active in the Boy Scouts where he has attained the Eagle award. We wish him success as a SPENCER BRADFORD HALL Spence His limbs were cast in manly moulds, For hardy sports or contest bold. Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Intramurals 3, 43 Varsity 3 4' Varsit Club 3 4 S orts Ni ht 3 4 Intra 1 1 y 1 3 P g x : ' 'mural Officiating 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Track 33 Intramural I Coach 4. One of our best athletes, Spencer is outstanding in every sport. His fine broken-tield running on the gridiron, his uncanny ability to pull rebounds off the backboard. and his ability to stop hard grounders on the diamond make Spence an all-round sportsman. We were glad to have him return in his junior year, as he is a most like- able and popular classmate. Naval officer. 'CW '., 'AF' BARBRO ANN ISAKSON ' 'Babs Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Freshman Dance 15 Graduation 2, 35 Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Reception 35 Cafeteria 3. Of Barbro we can say with most definite conviction that everything she does is sure to be done well. Although she is quiet, she is a lot of fun when one gets to know her. Through the past years she has become an excellent seamstress and has helped greatly with preparation of lunches in the cafeteria. She has always proved a loyal LOLA ELIZABETH JEFFORDS Lola There's joy in everything I do Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Reception 35 Cheerleading 45 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Dance 15 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Graduation 2, 35 Dramatics Club 25 Photography Club 25 Librarians l, 25 Softball 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 4. Besides being one of the most active members in the class, Lola has maintained high marks throughout her high school years. She has also shown her ability in sports and as a cheerleader. Lola is planning to attend college, where, we are sure, she will continue to do as well. friend and participant in all class activities. President ALFRED HERBERT KAFKA MAIN Style is a man's own 1 T' X N Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Graduation 35 French Club 25 Varsity Club 3, Treasurer 45 Dramatics Club 25 Archery Club 35 Senior Reception 35 Sports Night 3, 45 Intramurals Officiating 35 Intramural Coach 45 Track 25 Class President 4. Al proved his popularity when voted president of the class and treasurer of the Varsity Club. He has been a mainstay on the first team in basketball and participated in intramural football. Without his untiring efforts in the solicitation of advertisements, we would not have been able to have such a large yearbook. Voted the best dressed, his stylish clothes are the cause of many exclama- tions of envy and admiration from his classmates. We wish Al success in his plans to attend college and major in law. HELEN DIANE LEARY Diane Getting some fun out of life Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Recep- tion 35 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals Ofiiciating 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 Freshman Dance 15 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Graduation 35 Typing Club 3. Diane is an active participant in our school sports, having been on intramural, varsity basketball, and soft- ball teams. Through these and her many other activities, she has shown her good sportsmanship and cooperative- ness. Her warm smile and friendly ways have made her one of the most popular girls. We are confident that she will succeed in her future plans. lllg 4. PHYLLIS ANNE MCDONALD 751 --Phyiiis' Q- Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low,- an excellent thing in women 1 Activities: Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Junior ,il 5' Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Freshman Dance 15 Intramurals 25 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Glee Q Club 45 Student Council 3, 45 Graduation 25 Clean-Up Day 'A 25 French Club 25 Latin Club 25 Typing Club 35 Senior ii Reception 35 Librarian 1, 25 Class Treasurer 1, 25 Honor Society 4. Y Phyllis' warm smile and helpful attitude make her a favorite with all of us. She is dependable and willing to assist in any way which she can. Being one of the most studious persons in our class, she is always able and will- ing to help someone else who has a problem. These qual- ities will be an invaluable asset in whatever field she chooses. VIRGINIA RUTH METCALF Ginger Better to wear out than to rust out Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 4' 1 Junior Prom 35 Senior Play 45 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Reception 35 Cheerleading 3, 45 Sports Night 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Night 25 Freshman Dance 15 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Graduation 35 Dramatic Club 25 Soft-' ball 3, 45 Class Vice President 2. Virginia is one of the most versatile members of the class. Besides her proficiency in dancing-she originally planned to be a ballet teacher--in dramatics-she was the snooty Mrs. Allen in our play-and in sports-she is a guard on the first team varsity squad-, she has done very well scholastically. We are sure that she will go far in fulfilling her ambition to be a writer. ! 'U 95, ' f 'fvlaiflffz ,. ' r'?f'tG 'H Q fl .N - f 2. i5f,r.rA5f ,J EA . I 15 'Q V, t. 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Pat's quiet dependability has always contributed to the success of our class projects, among others the prep- aration of this book. Although she seems to be a lady of few words, she really is lots of fun when one becomes better acquainted with her. All through her school years she has attained high scholastic honors in all of her sub- jects. 'We are sure that she will make her career, as a secretary, a success. .VT f ' MARIE LOUISE NIETHOLD Marie Always leave them laughing when you say goodbye Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Freshman Dance 13 Intramurals 13 Glee Club 2, 3,43 Graduation 33 Clean-Up Day 2g Sports Night 1. Jovial and happy-go-lucky, Marie is a friend among all of us. Her unpredictable moods are familiar to every- one3 and she always adds a bright spot to our class activi- ties. We all wish Marie the greatest success in the secretarial field, which she intends to enter. THEODORE HERMAN NUSCHER lOTedl1 Good-natured and cheerful Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Sports Night 3, 45 Visual Education 45 Intramurals Ofliciating 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 45 Math Club 25 Baseball, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 45 Class President 1. Ted, our handsomest boy, is sure to be a success in whatever he endeavors. His willing cooperation and friendliness make him one of the best-liked students of Sharon High. Assistant manager last year, Ted is now manager of the varsity baseball team. GEORGE THOMAS O'DEA HGe0.H Life is a pleasant institution Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Reception 35 Sports Night 2, 3, 45 Intramurals Of- flciating 45 Amateur Night 25 Track Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Dance 15 Glee Club 35 Graduation 2, 35 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. George, who is one of the most carefree boys in the senior class, is constantly coming up with some amusing remark. He does not have definite plans for his career, but he is thinking of joining the Navy or being an under- taker. Whatever profession he chooses, his sense of humor NORMA JOAN OSBORN llNorIn!l Music is the thing I love most Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Stall 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Intramurals 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Grad- uation 2, 35 Clean-Up Day 25 Dramatic Club 25 Senior Reception 3. 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Norman's participation in all Sharon High sports shows his all-round athletic ability. ' -'E 0 it 'O 'P ROBERT ESTABROOK SCHWARZLER Bob The mind's the standard of the man Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook- Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 I svn '. LEONARD MICHAEL SANDHAUS Mud In action faithful and in honor clea1 ' Activities: Halloween Party 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Junior Prom 33 Christmas Pantomime 33 Sophomore Hop 23 Intramurals 1, 23 Senior Reception 33 Varsity 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Graduation 33 Varsity Club 3, 4. Lenny, a quiet, industrious worker, has a keen sense of humor. As one of the many artistically inclined stu- dents in the class, he possesses a talent which will always be an asset to him. After graduating from high school, Lenny hopes to become an accountant. We all wish him the best of luck. ii 1 - '13 1 O - -A Sophomore Hop 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 43 2, 33 Clean-Up Day 33 Senior Reception 33 Freshman Dance ' lg Varsity 43 Graduation 23 Varsity Club 43 Photography Club 2, 33 Visual Education 3, 4. After further education, Bob hopes to become a pilot. J- Ambition and a fixed purpose are two of the many assets of the tallest member of our class. We all know that he will do well at college in the fall. ,I 'I DAVID VVALTER STICKLE Stick In quietness there is concealed mirth 2 Activities Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Intramurals 3, 45 Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Reception 35 Graduation 35 Photography Club 35 Track 1. 2, 3, 4. We never hear much from David, as he is one of the quieter members of our c1ass5 however, he has contributed much through his participation in our projects. His artistic talent in our yearbook was very welcome. He is also very active in the Boy Scouts and Four H Club. We wish him PAUL JOSEPH VITALI Benny He relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Reception 35 Sports Night 25 Visual Education 1, 2, 3, 45 Amateur Night 25 Freshman Dance 15 Math Club 25 Orchestra 2. 3, 45 Class President 3. Taking honors among the seniors for his genial per- sonality, witty remarks, and comical antics, Benny has been one of the most popular members of the class. On the serious side, he has been a member of the Student Council and the National Honor Society. His favorite past- time is playing the drums. We are sure Paul will go far in realizing his ambition in the study of medicine. 1 the bcst of luck in his career as a doctor. A I lx' Secretary MARILYN JUNE WATTERSON Pee Wee Smiling eyes with a never failing serenity of countenance 'a . M Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Freshman Dance 15 Graduation 3' Clean-Up Day 25 Senior Reception 35 Class Secretary 2 3, 4. v Marilyn's cheerful disposition has been an asset to our class. She is an enthusiastic worker and has taken an interest in many of our activities. She hopes to enter the tield of business, a profession for which she is well fitted. The fact that she has been elected class secretary for the past three years proves that the class has confidence in her ability. DAVID BERESFORD WATTS Davey Se moquer de la philosophie, c'est vraiment philosopher' Activities: Halloween Party 45 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sopho- more Hop 25 Freshman Dance l5 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 35 Clean-Up Day 25 French Club 25 Math Club 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 Senior Reception 35 Orchestra l. 2, 3: Sports Night 15 Class Secretary 1. Every class has its pun provider and we are no ex- ception. Dave, with his unending store of corn , is also a lover of jazz. Quick wit. ready laugh, and a cheerful disposition are the qualities that have made him well Cl liked amongst his classmates. Vice President HOWARD PRESTON WHITE Duffy It's good to be merry and wise Activities: 'Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 DORA WEIR t'Dora Silence is more eloquent than words Activities. Halloween Party 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 25 Freshman Dance 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Photography Club 25 Clean-Up Day 25 Sports Night 1, 25 Softball 2. Dora, though one of the quieter members of our class, is always willing to pitch in and help. She is a good student and an excellent guard on the girls' varsity basketball team. Her friendliness and sympathy show that she will make a fine nurse. ITS Senior Play 4: Junior Prom 35 Christmas Pantomime 35 Sophomore Hop 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council 1. 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Clean-Up Day 25 Sports Night 3, 45 Visual Education 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals Officiating 35 Freshman Dance 15 Varsity, Assistant Manager 3, Manager 45 Math Club 25 Varsity Club 3, Sec- retary 45 Cafeteria Cashier 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 45 Class Vice President 4. ' Duffy has always been willing to give the class a lift in any of our school projects. We deeply appreciate the tremendous job he has done as editor-in-chief of our yearbook staff. The fact that he was voted the most friendly boy in the senior class shows that he is a very likable person. Dependability, co-operation and initiative are three of the many qualities which will always be an asset to him. THE MARSENGGLD Popularitg Poll Girl Judith Bradford ....... Most Popular .... Jean Ballantyne ....... Best-Dressed .. Marilyn Eldracher .Best-Looking .... Norma Osborn .. Joan Ellis ' ....... Judith Bradford . .Flirt and Wolf .... . Most Carefree ........ . Best Athlete ........... Carol Palmer ......... Best Actress and Actor Phyllis McDonald Phyllis McDonald Judith Bradford . Barbro I sakson ....... ..--. . . . . . Most Likely to Succeed . . . . Friendliest ............. .Most Versatile ..... . Most Co-operative .... Judith Bradford ....... Best Dancer ...... Marie Niethold ........ Class Nuisance ..... Rhonda Allen . .. . . . . . Most Sophisticated . . . Marie Niethold ........ Class Comedian ...... Portia Raider . . . . . Most Argumentative . . . Norma Osborn ........ Best Line ............ Boy Robert Deltano Alfred Kafka Theodore Nuscher George O'Dea John Eldracher Robert Deltano Robert Schwarzler Paul Vitali Howard White Paul Vitali' Charles Niethold Norman Robillard Norman Robillard Robert Schwarzler Paul Vitali David Watts George O'Dea Can You Jean Ballantyne in rags? Judy Bradford speaking French fluently? John Bright talkative? Martha Brown without Dora? Joan Clark without Bob? Priscilla Chaplin not cheering the Giants? Robert Deltano being inefficient? John Eldracher with perfect attendance? Marilyn Eldracher with straight hair? Joan Ellis getting any taller? Rikki Erkelens without his motorcycle? Spencer Hall on the second team? Barbro Isakson kicking over a waste basket? Lola Jeffords with her license? Alfred Kafka with a wiiile? Diane Leary without Al? Phyllis McDonald wearing loafers? Virgina Metcalf skipping P.A..D.? Imagine: Patricia Murray arguing with a teacher? Charles Niethold being disagreeable? Marie Niethold in Texas? Ted Nuscher without his boots? George O'Dea without his beautiful wave? Norma Osborn not wanting to play the pian Carol Palmer without her car? Betty Poirier speechless? Portia Raider quiet in P.A.D.? Norman Robillard keeping out of trouble? Leonard Sandhaus singing soprano? Robert Schwarzler hurrying to class? David Stickle losing his temper? Paul Vitali minus his puns? Marilyn Watterson early for school? David Watts shaving? Dora Weir shouting? Howard White with curls? '? f THE MARSENGGLD I-11+ ' ra! 2 ITIOYIQS Suuunq Yur pol-Ther 5 1 Ord A ' Q' 0-V i I . 1 fl A 'y ' xi. A L4 U 1 ,, I. .1 4 6 ry l ' 55 ' 2 V V v . , : in .. : v. Hunfafuf -Q-ds 2 fi - D-f 9 C II +0 H Le?+, rQ.gh+ Q Om' S+Qrh9h+ Prom 5 A - , l , 4 ' 'f it '-31? , 1 4 4 g'f ' +f7 'fL.' FSQESI7 - xx B Bold Hue Shar Humon Sfdfues workmq ,E e I 'F' f I N r 'S THE MARSENGOLD The Will We, the members of the graduating class of 1951, being of unsound mind, do hereby unanimously undertake to unload our unwanted and unique en- dowments upon the unseasoned under- classmen. Know then, all menf?J that- Jean Ballantyne leaves her never-end- ing supply of Wrigley's Spearmint to Grace Porter. Judy Bradford leaves her Lux com- plexion. Wouldn't she look funny without it! John Bright leaves his jacket with the classy figures to Bill Welch. Watch those numbers! Martha Brown leaves her height to Nancy Guillet so she can see over the other cheerleaders at basketball games.. c Priscilla Chaplin leaves her place on the basketball varsity to Betty Stres- senger. Joan Clark leaves Bob Browne, but not for long. Bob Deltano leaves his various posi- tions on the varsity squad to any underclassman who has the ability and wants to work. John Eldracher leaves his perfectf?J attendance record to Albert Cole. Marilyn Eldracher leaves her morning trips uptown to any lucky junior with study first period next year. Joan Ellis leaves for a great mansion, You'd think she wanted to be a Butler! Rikki Erkelens leaves his 1950 motor- cycle plates to Dirk Wrightson. At least he has plates, now. Spencer Hall leaves his ability to get in and out of scrapes to Jim Boyden, who, we hope, will do as well. Barbro Isakson leaves with hopes of go- ing to Sweden. Have a good trip. Lola Jefiords leaves her cheerleading uniform to Barbara Dennett, so she can make good use of her vocal chords. Al Kafka leaves his position as a big bossi' in P.A.D. to any junior who can get himself a secretary to take his notes. Nice system, isn't it. Al! Diane Leary leaves her rides in the Lincoln to Margaret Knott, who also is partial to Lincolns. Phyllis McDonald leaves her rides to all the out-of-town basketball games to next year's cheerleaders, so that they won't have to look for one. Virginia Metcalf leaves her cheerlead- ing, dancing, and basketball ability to Kathryn, so that she can follow in her sister's footsteps. Patricia Murray leaves those tiresome trips one Bus 33 to any underclass- man who is unfortunate enough to have to take them. Charlie Niethold leaves his jar of ap- ple polish to Eddie Furash. Keep it full. Marie Niethold leaves her glass of milk at C.T.N. Club to Nita Reinhardt. Ted Nuscher leaves his mathematical ability to Peter Huckins, who also has a good appreciation of Hgures. George O'Dea leaves a pair of sneakers to Gigi White, who can never find his. Norma Osborn leaves her various abil- ities at art, music, and writing to Janet Fleming to add to her already considerable supply. Carol Palmer leaves her continual sup- ply of candy to Charlotte McNair. Sweets to the sweet. Betty Poirier leaves her driver's license and car to Louise McLean to take the girls to Club. Portia Raider leaves her memory- She's always forgetting something. Norman Robillard leaves his carefree manner to the hard-working juniors. Leonard Sandhaus leaves his art abil- ity to next year's art director for the yearbook. Here's hoping his complete committee will attend all yearbook meetings. Bob Schwarzler leaves the carfare to Boston to Faith McCaffrey for Red THE MARSENGOLD Cross. David Stickle leaves his quiet spot in the senior class to Joe Monahan. Paul Vitali leaves his extensive vocab- ulary to Frank Brunetta so that he can throw away his pocket diction- ary. Marilyn Watterson leaves her seat near the radiator in English IV to any junior who is cold. David Watts leaves his Dixieland rhythm to the Blue Notes to complete their repetoire. Dora Weir leaves her calm and col- lected nature to Toni Butcher. Duffy White leaves his editorship of the Marsengold to any junior who wants a headache. To Miss Newton, we leave a book of quotations that don't imply. We leave to Mr. Sloan a box of jumbo cigars for the time when his doctor tells him he can smoke only one a day. To Miss Flemings, we leave a new staff of visual education operators in place of those she has lost. To Miss Chase, we leave, for next year's senior play, a cast who learn all their lines in two weeks. Won't she be surprised? We leave Mr. Kaufman, hoping he'll escape the call tguess which onej and be back next year. To Mr. Laing, we leave a little book in which he can keep a record of all the percentages on next year's team. A pencil too? To Mr. Davidson, we leave many grate- I ful thanks for taking over at a diffi- cult time and doing a nice job. We leave Mr. Mahoney in the middle of the Pacific-on the way home, we hope. We leave Mr. Conroy a lunchbox in which to put his daily thermos of coffee. We leave Miss Johnston another class of seniors that get along as well as we have. At least they can try! We leave Mrs. Higginson the picture of the Home Ec. classes so that she won't miss us next year. We leave Mrs. Keyes new uniforms for the second team. We leave Mr. Konsavage a team as good as this year's. We hope he can find one. We leave Mr. Koskella a private tele- phone for arranging the sports sched- ules without interruptions next year. We leave Mr. Clark a period completely free so that he can attend Mechanical Drawing every day. To the juniors we leave the hope that they'll have as much fun as we did in our senior year. We leave the sophomores a few ath- letes so that Alan can have some company. To the freshmen we leave the senior seats at the basketball game so that nobody else can sit in them. Testators Witnesses Joan Ellis Putty Tat Lola Jeffords The Thing Virginia Metcalf Brownie George O'Dea 'C' 'a Q3 low l I me MARSENGOLD t i . 1 future celebrities 2 ev-S M iw MW QW mmafflyn Emamxm M EH duff: j JW 3, ii xg, MW ,iff-LVM E fl Q39 5 2 yokfgf as? Ve mm ggmml-gg Cgfbwm Q? QT QSM? A5 mf Sf E QQ? Wjmw PM ev'G 'im A Qu? my Wujfojj Cifafb WOW 3? X My Jwwfcgf M :-q-,--3-pg---:QV u. in ' QQ u K, , A Ill if . v-,D H 1 G ? 4 'n lfrrr: ,Pg rs ,IL ' unior lass Fourth Row, left to right: R. Mansfield, D. Wallace, F. Brunetta, D. Wrightson, R. Bullard, J. Schensnol. Third, Row: J. Cole, D. Phelps, C. Stickle, B. Dennett, L. Verzone, J. Marshall, C. McNair, B. Grantham, B. Keating, B. A. Hewitt, M. Coyne, R. Jerauld, B. Stressenger. Second Row: N. Guillet, J. Albanese, J. Monroe, S. Alexander, F. Foster, J. Albanese, P. Huckins, J. McManus, J. Mann, E. Dennen, W. Feeley, A. Stackpole, W. Welch, J. Sanders, G. Porter, F. McCaffrey, J. Fleming, N. Reinhardt. First Row: L. McLean, A. Cole, A. Morse, E. Furash, W. Marshall, Treasurer, F. Beveridge, Vice President, Miss Johnston, Class Advisor, G. Griffin, President, J. Boyden, Secretary, Z. Lowden, J. Monahan, E. Mitchell, E. Matthews. 'K Find on +o1'1-ie Dex?- Hubba., Bubba., hubbq, 'iff . nun! 'ii' 1 ee H iffy, Feaslirwg la-2h:d'u lovely., bunch- of Qoconu'l's?? J Caught' an 'Hwe o.c.T fs, -4.8 C3 as o homo:-e lass Third Row, left to right: S. Krauss, M. Olson, R. Davidson, J. Lincoln, H. Osborne, R. Davis, N. Andrews, R. Browne, J. Lawrence, R. Donnell, C. Harvey, J. Hamer, B. Joy. Second Row: J. Abel, R. Marchese, B. Poirier, N. Thomas, G. Gold, G. Wrightson, M. Nuscher, A. Dunakin, M. Hurley, R. Reilly, F. Peck, D. Reid, R. King, G. White, R. Wilder. First Row: G. Davis, E. Ellis, P. Van Dernoot, M. Morgan, Treasurerg M. Feeley, Vice Presidentg Mr. Conroy, Class Advisor, R. Reid, President, E. Lavezzo, Secretaryg W. Burtt, B. DeGirolamo, D. Swift. WIUQUI I iff 79 Ib 03 'Q-3: U 1 - O f' 4 . X5 1 reshman lass an az.: -1-nun q un.-una-11:1-i--1 v nu-aniav-any-.. - nunnnuunfnnunnu nu uni..-.nu af. . au.. . -n-.4-. , 11: .... .-.4 Y G 1 , an 7, nignun ...gn ,ug . up-v,1--1-4. . , up-p- . an-aan.-.C , , . the -eu-. K., . .4 . .4-5 .. -- .......-.--g..... - -A - --Q -1-Wu .. - ..- .1 ann Y -1,-wg .in 1 'L Third Row, left to right: J. McCarthy, G. Cronan, W. Ritter, B. Leclerc, T. Hosmer, E. Elson, J. Royal, E. Poirier, E. Welch, M. Wilber, A. Howe, M. Jordan, D. MarshalL N. Thomas, J. Evers, L. Oliver, J. Kennedy. Second Row: P. Keating, P. Sykes, R. Hall, L. Carney, T. Coyne, N. Bowles, J. Gran- tham, C. Karaberis, H. Flynn, G. Butcher, E. Glover, J. Poblenz, R. Brickman, M. Sweatman, M. MacAskill, J. Fogg, M. Rothberg, J. Schwarzler, D. Roe. First Bow: A. Sellew, J. Richards, J. Risch, R. Kersch, R. Wallace, Treasurer, G. Goodwin, Vice President, Miss Chase, Mr. Kaufman, Class Advisors, W. Poor, Presi- dent, G. Myers, Secretary, A. Cameron, D. Chambers, M. Lowden, J. Klein, A. Jackson. xxx. .x.,k V 1 all , ziiswif A C THE MARSENGOLD 'K Underclass Popularity Poll Girls Boys Joan Marshall Nita Reinhardt .. Joan Marshall Joan Marshall Joan Marshall Joan Marshall C harlotte MCN air Girls Edna Lavezzo Joarme Hamer .. Joarne Hamer .. Regs King .. Joan Abel Farley Peck ..... Kathleen Minerva Girls Judith Risch .. Patty Sykes ...... Christine Karaberis .lean Pobler z ..... Patty Sykes .. Judith Risch .. Grace Butcher .. . . . .Most Popular ....Best-Dressed .. ....Best-Looking ....Best Athlete.. . . . .Most Likely to ...friendliest . . . .Most Carefree . . . .Most Popular . . . .Best-Dressed . . . . .Best-Looking . . . .Best Athlete . . . . . .Most Likely to ...Friendliest .... . . . .Most Carehee . . . .Most Popular . . . .Best-Dressed . . . . .Best-Looking . . . .Best Athlete . Succeed Succeed .. . .Most Likely to Succeed ...Friendhest . ..Most Carefree Frank Beveridge Walter Feeley Frank Beveridge James Boyden Edward Furash Frank Beveridge James Boyden Boys Robert Reid Robert Reid Norman Andrews Alan Dunakin Robert Reid Robert Reid Robert Wilder BOYS David Marshall Donald Chambers George Goodwin David Marshall Warner Poor .George Goodwin John Boyden gi. num' BUY A PLAY Tuck:-:r?! REP F I K5 ff 'W 3-I X i . . .J - THE MARSENGOLD 2 I. Ok Duf,9'op blfmq nsqur Cir-,qg--nqgls Rnd ini, The ruqd' - I whois who ' 1 - . Q x-msn smsmm TFYB ' Ulhojdi So R11137 Yearbonoli faff Third Row, left to right: D. Watts. T. Nuscher. G. O'Dea. R. Schwarzler, F. Erkelens A. Kafka. R. Deltano. L. Sandhaus. C. Niethold. P. Vitali. Second Row: D. Leary. P. Murray. L. Jeffords. C. Palmer. J. Bradford. P. McDonald J. Clark. M. Brown. B. Poirier, P. Chaplin. V. Metcalf. B. Isakson. P. Raider. First Row: J. Ballantyne. N. Osborn. J. Ellis. Miss Newton. Advisor: H. White. M Niethold. D. Weir. M. Eldracher. M. Watterson. 0- E THE MARS E NGOLD i r f'f' CX Standing, left to right: Mr. Laing, Make-upg Barbro lsakson, Priscilla Chaplin, Phyllis McDonald, Portia Raider, Judith Bradford, Norman Robillard, John Eldracher, Robert Schwarzler, Theodore Nuscher, George O'Dea, Martha Brown, Marie Niethold, John Bright, Miss Chase, Coach, Dora Weir. Seated: Miss Flemings, Class Advisor: Carol Palmer, Marilyn Watterson, Marilyn Eldracher, Howard White. Norma Osborn, Charles Niethold, Lola Jeffords, Virginia Metcalf. ur iss rocks On the night of December 8, 1950, the senior class presented in the high school auditorium the very appropriate play, Our Miss Brooks . Everyone connected with the success of the play was pleased that those in attendance enjoyed the performance so much. We wish to thank Miss Chase very sincerely for her patient assistance and capable direction. Coming rf' FHSLE O 'J '--4-fn. 'S 19 044' .Xe G50 5 kffve ss, of ,376 fro ,I The m tiling round up, Now 'xsqme ho 3 we ,Q qour when sunshine. U Sgyu 'lcqk Q Our Miss Brooks VS fgwf XKW5 N ,Ax 'n xixmxe, Q wx OXQX oufkloli Qlb Your dress is 'Q I VVVA' Q . Qlu ys. f f S' ' I ,Wifi s :VV lf. I' T uf v I C, so f '-I G I Q sflglv H . NISS Brooks! SRMI x X X . Q59 THE MARSENGOLD 1 Standing, left to right: Howard White. Mr. Clark. Sponsorg Paul Vitali. Seated: Joan Marshall, Lola Jeffords, Patricia Murray, Phyllis McDonald. onor Society The National Honor Society was organized to urge the students of high schools to do their best in scholarship and in all other school activi- ties. Our chapter is under the able leadership of Mr. Harold A. Clark, our principal. New members are selected every year from the senior and junior classes upon their completion of the fifth or seventh semester in their respective grades. The student who attains such recognition has shown himself superior in character, scholarship, leadership, and service and should be justly proud of his achievement. The second-year members of Sharon's chapter are Paul Vitali and Howard White, who, together with Mr. Clark, conducted the induction ceremony February 15. The seniors who were elected this year are Lola Jeffords, Phyllis McDonald, and Patricia Murray, and the newly elected juniors are Joah Marshall and Faith McCaffrey. We regret that, because of illness, Faith, who was absent on the day of the induction, could not be included in the group picture. THE MARSENGOLD TNR W! Navy, 0, Sufphj hmm ttldeht Otlncll The Student Council, under the cap- able direction of Miss Burns, has done a remarkably fine job this year. In Nov- ember the Council, as host to the South- eastern Branch of the Associated Bodies of Student Councils in Massachusetts, provided an excellent program for the thirty or more schools who attended. In addition to putting on this very success- ful convention, it has established a stu- -C , ..,1. X -,., Quad' Dwsug B- J 1 .it v is dent supply room, conducted the weekly Li-. 1 chapel services, continued to take charge of the monitor system, sold candy at the home basketball games, and sponsored many other worth- while projects this year. We are grateful for the interest displayed by its members and proud of its worthy contribution to the school. Third Row, left to right: D. Peterson, C. Niethold, W. Feeley, R. Donnell, R. Deltano, A. Dunakin, W. Poor, I. Mueller. Second Row: T. Hixson, J. Hamer, F. Beveridge, J. Fleming, Miss Burns, Advisor, F. Peck, P. Sykes, D. Marshall, E. Furash, G. Goodwin. First Row: J. Abel, P. Raider, P. McDonald, Treasurer, H. White, Vice President, P. Vitali, President, J. Marshall, Secretaryg D. Kelley, M. Wald. Lf' mole LAJH-clnes il lf' F1 Req: sfrah dn fr? L N. ' ' 'u A 'L I pledge Qnaeqmce -Q .- ' 1950 DefY5OCr'O.Cnj mor-k i'!2 'fx f , hi!! , T, V f OUP Yepreseniafves cf? Hwe Convenf' I IWVX 1951 I Xbjgg, The Egg ser-ecxrws Feosi' Qar 'Hwe mugs i,' W 'u , ,il ,H BGOOOQ- Q Cmckx.-,.3+he smug K. I, ll Sou X C LA s s E u R fff4f w QA U, X nr! ga , 5-A .l ' Sf fix V X ,J PA, ,if ,V v . K , 1 1 L y - . , 'M' ,,. J - + EK1, ' 'TTX' lg ' if 4- ,fa - 'Q xi.. A X Q , pai' egboogj :A fly 4.5 The Ind' X The O42 n my M I wxxxxmx f.. X3 -I N. b A ,N 55' 'l - !N -N I 4 I I Q 4X Xa H , I , 1 ' ' -x. lid'-Qu- . . K- A . . xx TV . gg Wie? ' ' Fbhbj , . iv, 'x .MM i V W, is-xA bei VV X N S - ' 4 W A s k ' ' X -z . . I . X4 1, ' , ' xx If V , 'K his W 'a B .5 ndfeierf UE Km 5+ l I rf- C -the gown uve S QCMJPQ3 bemugg ffL,JCLfch PQFNHPE I up x Z' x' .41 ., - Q xx 9 5Q+1f,erO Se Ljnd Htbhbbgu 'N 1 7 ' Ar' iiff 4 1 P Q Q !- . Q A rx , 4 Q, ' in 4. Ax! N4 A L S- - -f .- ' xemw3o.e-hows! Bxmylfe F '3 Tx 1 -2:-Lv Standing, left to right: Mr. Konsavage, Coachg Howard White, Managerg George Good- win, Edward Welch, David Marshall, Alan Dunakin, Dirk Wrightson, Peter Huckins, Captain, Second Teamg Walter Feeley, John Boyden, David Elson, Russell Wallace, Albert Cole, Assistant Manager, Seated: Richard Mansfield, James Boyden, Frank Beveridge, Spencer Hall, Alfred Kafka, Robert Deltano, Captaing Norman Robillard, Leonard Sandhaus, George Grifiin, William Marshall. Bog s' Varsity askethclll This year's team, up to this point, has had a very successful season, losing only two games out of eleven in the league. The boys have kept us continually excited with their fast passing, skillful shooting, and expert guarding. Although there are three more games to be played, we are confident that the boys will be victorious. A large part of their success is due to the able coaching of Mr. Konsavage. As we go to press, the scores of the games thus far are as follows: We Opponent They We Opponent They 55 Holbrook 31 69 North Easton 33 31 Alumni 27 56 Foxboro 37 47 East Bridgewater 60 42 Stoughton 41 35 Stoughton 55 58 Canton 37 27 Canton 25 48 North Attleboro 38 39 Mansfield 3 42 Q AJ? ' I eg R as 5 Q- J' :U YJ , H- X - .3 - 7 eg f' ' E 05-MII' DvsL3-1Tv- Juflloh Ldhere gre Hlou ? Lalonoellsns O f. f '-N Hnpo-4 Lnnome SQRAMOLED Less ---' - Mg MN W E, E Q Gems - GonN6 - GONE' 0 1 X 6 X Q X ' x 'A ur is N ' .N f A .J . lg ,f ,L ,V n ,? A., O X 1-1 XX 3 Wmwshgw Go ,GO 9 QYQ , -loco Pg mud q 35 fi A -1- gnu 'q eQYYT L Rkbi' 3522 , 4 f CA Fl' -'rr A' Second Row, left to right: F. McCaffrey, Assistant Managerg J. Hamer, J .F1eming, G. Butcher, J. Poblenz, M. Brown, J. Sanders, B. Grantham, B. A. Hewitt, G. Myers, E. Mitchell, D. Weir. First Row: P. McDonald, Managerg J. Bradford, D. Leary, L. Jeffords, V. Metcalf, P. Chaplin. P. Raider, Captain, E. Dennen, J. Marshall. C. Stickle, B. Dennett, B. Stressenger, J. Ballantyne. Mrs. Key.es, Coach. irl s' arsft sketbdll Basketball is a favorite sport in Sharon High School among the girls as well as the boys. The team this year was very successful, not only be- cause of their victorious games, but because of the development of a spirit of friendliness and sportsmanship. The players greatly appreciate Mrs. Keyes's able coaching. The scores are as follows: We Opponent They I 67 Alumni 16 Q 9 33 Wrentham 12 42 Foxboro 42 29 N. Easton 38 2 Qdefaultb Canton 0 35 Foxboro 46 T 28 Wrentham 15 R, G Walt D-:neg Pr0duET-eng THE MARS E NGOLD Od' of bonzrwds who gdl Y 1 Q Q v' fs EQ53, BQHEMQ Some Jwmpg 1' 5 I i M. s 'ix I Q B Qgmp-SIC Bow FWCE5. bOUf1Qe5 DQIIB . . nz--1,-f -1-ui C35 P,Fi4nl Girl s' ntramurals Third Row, left to right: K. Minerva, J. Hamer, R. King, F. Peck, M. Morgan, D. Leary J. Bradford, Z. Lowden, E. Ellis. Second Row: B. DeGirolamo, E. Dennen, M. Coyne, L. Verzone, B. Stressenger, F McCaHrey, B. Hewitt, J. Marshall, B. Dennett, B. Grantham, C. McNair, J. Sanders E. Mitchell, N. Guillet, M. Feeley, Mrs. Keyes, Coach. First Row: P. Raider, J. Ballantyne, J. Clark, M. Brown, C. Stickle, L. Jeffords, N Reinhardt, J. Fleming, P. Chaplin, J. Ellis, D. Weir, V. Metcalf. P. Murray. l Dani' The chncmq dolls Gel' I+ up 'Nw-re 0'-Dru. Jooh ' .sw .,,,,,..- ' -e av- ,X , y . al - , I -j U ' K... refs le. , Srila 1 isbn., J A 'f' A 'il f Tiffi - ' 1 y A A ,ff .RA . Wi f . S. - ' A A H f iv 2. 1 f ri-geifia-fa -1 it -aryl we Rl? your cu-ms cuourd me honev., -- 4 Cgnsir-1.3 In on ex u-ling and Q Ruse Flsjina Horne A f' i iii'--2,. 1 6 rs - 1, ' . ' - - 15.1 in A ' , ' 1 gig' U i 1: ' P E I wonder ,- Buckle. dowh Luhere, Oh where Bo s ntrclmurals Fourth Row, left to right: J. Eldracher, F. Brunetta, A. Cole, R. Hall, W. Ritter, R. Flynn, D. Roe, T. Coyne, J. Kennedy, J. McCarthy, W. Poor, J. Royal, R. Wallace. Third Row: A. Jackson, L. Eldracher, D. Chambers, D. Marshall, E. Welch, J. Boyden, A. Dunakin, D. Wrightson, G. Griffin, F. Foster, N. Thomas, W. Welch, D. Elson, J. Evers, D. Phelps. Second Row: Mr. Koskella, Director, G. Goodwin, W. Marshall, P. Huckins, T. Nuscher, S. Hall, F. Erkelens, J. Bright, H. White, D. Manstield, R. Donnell, H. Osborne, R. Reilly. First Row: G. Wrightson, N. Robillard, F. Beveridge, J. Powers, G. O'Dea, J. Monahan, Student Director, A. Kafka, G. White, D. Wallace, J. Boyden, J. Schensnol. Tw W--- . I es 'V jimi? lg'-,Nw P O ff' . B ,X X Php e ' F THE MARSENGOLD Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders this year, led by Joan Ellis and sponsored by Mrs. Keyes, really put their hearts into spurring on the team to victory. Those who were on the squad for the second year, in adddition to Joan, were Virginia Metcalf, Priscilla Chaplin, and Portia Raider.. The first year girls were Betty Stressenger, Nancy Guillet, and Joan Marshall, with Lola .Ieffords and Nita Reinhardt as alternates. Through very hard work-at short notice-the cheerleaders, together. with the girls' varsity, heldaa successful food sale and tea to raise money for new uniforms. The girls look very snappy in their maroon skirts and jackets with gold trim. The pep and enthusiasm which they have displayed have added much to -the excitement of every game. THE MARSENGOLD gi- scsi-nav, .-g-.x-Q... .5 ,,, 1 g..:r-:za-s . N .f - vw As.: '.-.I 3' '-'S , 7-nl ' ' X - wi ' ,..... .........- WWA -e Irwgsauh , ' ' H-.5 T. f--' A .-. ' ,,-,,'rNf5-- -'-Y ' -f-' -f '-'st' , , ,. -1 , :. A, - .J-- Y 4- I - -ffawtf ,. . - F1 . -3-:W Xf ' , , , 'SN if War ,WOM 54030, A -.Q '37 I I E e fwfr -SyxMR0y' 0111! xxemglg QXNR0 . aseball Standing, left to right: Mr. Koskella, Coach, Alan Dunakin, Peter Huckins, Frank Beveridge, James Boyden, George Griffin, Dirk Wrightson, Theodore Nuscher, Manager. Seated: William Marshall, Spencer Hall, Robert Deltano, Norman Robillard, Joseph Monahan, Alfred Kafka. Asst. Manager ll 4 Track Standing, left to right: William Welch, Donald Wallace, Robert Schwarzler, John Schensnol, Robert Reilly, Robert Donnell. Seated: David Stickle, Frederick Erkelens, George O'Dea, Managerg Howard White, Captaing John Bright, Mr. Conroy, Coach. P' ali 'B l 3 'J ri 'H nj, kt 'alla 'uf Glee lulo we Ls arsit A Club Third Row, left to right: E. Welch, P. Huckins, G. Griflin, D. Wrightson, W. Marshall, J. Boyden, A. Dunakin, J. Boyden, D. Elson, G. Goodwin. Second Row: Mr. Koskella, Advisor, A. Cole, R. Wallace, W. Feeley, R. Mansfield, R. Schwarzler, D. Marshall, D. Stickle, T. Nuscher, D. Wallace, J. Monahan. First Row: S. Hall, G. O'Dea, F. Beveridge, Vice Presidentg H. White, Secretary, R. Deltano, President, A. Kafka, Treasurer, L. Sandhaus, F. Erkelens, D. Watts. y THE MARSENGOLD vk H-nscillofs Wo. ' bJho'Il fake if up? Dq-H- lei 'em Cool gou- , Q4 T' 'NL' ff fm n M ' AB by I 9 ' - .. 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A' H 1 Q E9 ' X CI X ' 151 'FMTHFUL' MES-SENGERS 5' ,HIGH HOT LUNCH lj? C, orwpme 22 BBNS C, 5 QU 4566? ' 14' 5 X p J 2:15 Bell A-at '59 1 Q Wall Dusnmy prodvtf-'ONS i 1 i w Wmd of Appreciation to Our Advertisers lu CH 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 Marsengold 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 to the Class BOWLING ALLEY RAIDEWS VILLAGE, New Bowl Mor Machine INC. Rt. ifl Norwood, Mass. Res. Nor. 7-0401 I Open Evenings and Sundays Fine Foods - Fountain Service Route 1 Sharon, Mass. ROCK MANUFACTURING co. M0ULT0N'S STOUGHTON, MASS. From Standing Timber to Finished Product Where the Clerks Are Glad to See You Sharon, Mass. TAYLOR'S GARAGE CHEVROLET Telephone 913 THOMAS E. NELSON - REALTOR - SPEAR HARDWARE INC. Walpole E. Walpole 6 So. Main St. Tel. Sharon 301 Sharon, Massachusetts Sharon Canton Class of 1951 -- With all thy getting, get understanding Your Friendly Progressive Bank . . The bank for you - your family -your business Commercial Checking Accounts Personalized Checking Accounts Certificate Savings Accounts 1Pay You 293 lnterestl Travelers Cheques United States Savings Bonds Foreign Exchange Bank Money Orders Savings Bank Life Insurance Christmas and All Purpose Clubs N URWOOD Automobile Loans Appliance Loans Business Loans Collateral Loans F. H. A. Loans Real Estate Mortgage Loans Personal Loans Co-Maker Loans ur Tailored to Fit Yo Banking by Mail BANK 81 BANKING CO. Founded 1917 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Consumer Bankers Association of Ameri 310,000 Insurance Each Depositor Needs C3 N ORWOOD MASSACHUSETTS To the Mem of the bers SENIOR CLASS Carry your courage and your enthusiasm into a better world QD fnzog with the best wishes of the Sharon Rotary Club WALPOLE RADIO CO. Radio and Television Sales and Service East Walpole 1235 P E P I N MOVING 6 STORAGE C0. Local 8: Interstate Carriers Agents for United Van Lines, Inc. Loads Shipped Anywhere in SANI'l'IZED Vans Tel. Walpole 13 I-'ms'r NA'r1oNAL s'ronEs THE HUT Sea Foods - Chicken Sandwiches - Ice Cream JOHN LEWIS Canton, Massachusetts. Corner Route ill 8z High Plain St Walpole, Mass. J. Garland, Prop. Congratulations to the Class GEORGE ARGUEMBAU H. H. SNOW MEN'S WEAR Stoughton, Mass. JOHANSON'S CAKE SHOP In the Quality Class Stoughton, Mass. Congratulations Class FOXBORO HAT SHOP Compliments of EDMUND DELTANO'S POULTRY FARM a 'JA 'VV Producer of Fine Table Eggs Congratulations Class FOXBORO SUPPLY CO. SWAN CLEANSERS and DYERS - ONE DAY SERVICE - Quality Cleansing and Dying Certified Cold Storage For Call and Deliveries Call STO. 188 20 Freeman St. Stoughton PRUELL'S sUNoco SERVICE STATION Corner Route 1 and Walpole St. Sharon, Mass. Congratulations from CENTRE GARAGE Congratulations from SHARON OIL 8: ICE CO. WALTER E. FEELEY GEORGE H. MARKT Range and Fuel Oils 33 E. Chestnut St., Sharon, Mass. Telephone Sharon 966 PROMPT SERVICE Congratulations NEWELL A. PEAVEY REALTOR 165 No. Main St., Sharon, Mass Telephone 2373 DAVE'S SERVICE STATION Blue Sunoco Gas and Oil 1158 Washington Street Canton, Mass. Tel. CAN. 0699 Congratulations to the Class LOWE 8: POWERS INC. FUNERAL SERVICE Stoughton, MassL Tel. Canton 6-0230 FITZGERALD'S CLEANSERS Dry Cleaning and Pressing We Call For and Deliver 5-Hour Service If Necessary 526 Washington St., Canton, Mass. Congratulations McLELLAN STORES CANTON, MASS. H. CAPLAN TAILOB AND CLEANERS 651 Washington St. Canton Harold J- Fitzgerald Tel. cannon 6-0197-W CONGRATULATIONS from H. Maynard Gould Company EAST WALPOLE MASS. EW! Central Norwood Retail Trade Board ATLANTIC 8 PACIFIC TEA TOBES MUSIC NOOK Central Street Washington Street THE ALICE SHOP 696 Washington St. AMBROSE PRESS Washington Street ALLENS PERFUME S 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 WEA VE Washington Street CUDIMINGS Washington Street DREYFUS A WHITE 629 Washington Street I-'LAHERTY llEN'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 n Street S' RESTAURANT Washingto Street NORFOLK COUNTY TRUST CO. Washington Street NOBWOOD FABRI C SHOP 6 Guild Street NORWOOD CO. Washington Street NORWOOD GAS COMPANY Washington Street NORWOOD HARDW ABE 8 SUPPLY C0 W . ashmgton Street . Norwood Messenger A Free Press Washingt on Street NORWOOD WOMEN'S SHOP Washington Street ORENT Washington Street THE OUTLET Vernon Street MODERN MEAT MARKET Washington Street PARKER CLOTHING CO . INC. Washington Street REGAN'S SHOE STORE Washingto n -Street REGENTS SHOP Washington Street SALTS A CO. Cottage Street SEARS ROEBUCK dz CO. Washington Street SHERWOOD'S Washington Street STEVEN'S UTO SUPPLY DELICATESSEN Washington Street TOWN S QUARE HARDWARE CO. Washington Street WALPOLE ST. MARKET Walpole Street 400 CLUB Washington Street SHARON TURKEY FARM H. GROSS, Proprietor VERITY'S SHOE STORE 584 Washington St. Canton, Mass. Tel. 6-0497-W X-Ray Fitting Service Congratulations to the Graduating Class Congratulations from to the Class of MALBON JEWELERS 1951 sos wasmniwn street Stoughton, Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sandhaus Best of Luck CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1951 A FRIEND JACK DENNEN Congratulations from Congratulations from TEPLOW HEATING SERVICE Brockton Tel. 6101 JEAN SANDRA , SHARON SHOE REPAIR BYAMS SERVICE STATION sl SERVICE 538 Washington Street o Canton, Massachusetts Opposlte the High School Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Congratulations to the C1353 gf '51 from STATION GARAGE DERRY and CURPHY PAINTERS ' ESSO GASOLINE and OIL KELLEY'S MARKET 1125 Washington Street Norwood, Massachusetts Congratulations to the Class of '51 SAM 8a JOHN'S SHOE STORE NICK'S Congratulations to Class of 1951 THE WOMEN'S APPAREL SHOP Stoughton, Massachusetts SHARON CUSTOM CLEANERS 72 South Main Street John Hedderig, Proprietor Cleaners of . . . o Fur Coats o Slip Covers o Hats o Shirts Laundered o Bugs o Water proohng o Draperies o Alterations For Pick-up, Phone Sharon 26 7 7 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 A. BENDINELLI Congratulations from MACKAY'S scHooL SUPPLIES Congratulations to the Class of 1951 RODMAN POULTRY FARM Sharon, Mass. BRULIN 8: CO., INC. 2939 -45 Columbia Avenue Indianapolis 7, Indiana Telephone -:- WA. 3321 WILLIAM L. RAU tDivision Manager? 51 Pond Street, Sharon, Mass. Telephone 442 Manufacturers of Floor Treat- ments, Cleaners, Insecticides and Disinfectants Congratulations to the Class of '51 NORWOOD PRESS Congratulations WILLIAM E. McCOLE to the Class of 1951 FUEL and RANGE OIL Tel. Sharon 707 BILLY'S SUPER MARKET 56 Canton St. Sharon, Mass E. H. ANDREWS COAL CO. Coal - Oil - Coke Oil Burners - Sales and Service 11 Maple Ave. Sharon 2423 Congratulations from M A L, S The Bargain Center of Norfolk County Complete line of WORK CLOTHES - SPORTSWEAR - UNIFORMS 1020 - 24 Washington Street South Norwood Norwood 7-2557 T. M. O'LEARY - DENTIST Stoughton ENJOY GOOD LAUNDERING Linen sparkling clean. Thrifty prices. Quality workrnan ship. Be a pleased customer.. STOUGHTON LAUNDRY Tel. Stoughton 150 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1951 PET'rE13's SUPERETTE ' Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Mrs. and Mrs. H. E. Stickle Congratulations to the Class of '51 from LESTER B. FOGG Telephone 702 Light 8: Power B. McENANEY -ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Wiring 6: Fixtures All Work Guaranteed OIL BURNER SERVICE 60 East Foxboro St., Sharon, Mass. Congratulations from JUDY CYNTHIA Congratulations to Class '51 GRETCH PATSY PA'I'1'Y ALVIN J. FREEMAN Norfolk Massachusetts Congratulations from JAMES M. J. HURLEY Smooth Sailing, Class of '5l! Ever watch a sailboat fighting its way against the wind? For- ward progress can only be made by tacking, sailing obliquely into the wind, first at one angle, then at a change of tack. But always forward! Class of '51, you are ready to change your tack. The head winds are strong, but we know you'1l take a new tack that will con- tinue to carry you forward! sm 7 East Walpole, Mass. Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1951 The Douglas R. Norwood Company SHARON SQUARE Eleanor C. Kellogg AS 1 S I' lx- , lx Real ' KREALTORS Estate -in Allkfln f 1 Z mum Q 'Q ESTP-TQ' DMI with Il Realtor 109 North Alain Street Sumaox, IXIQXSS.-XCHL'SE'I l'S Sharon 2317 Congratulations Dr. Francis X. Maguire Veterinarian East Walpole, Massachusetts HAROLD PEARUS Clam and Chicken House Route 1 Norwood opp. Norwood Arena Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of '51 to the Class of '51 from SHARON HARDWARE Warren L. Grant Congratulations to the Class of 1951 from William W. Dingman SHARON TOWN TAXI ROLLY'S SERVICE STATION TYDOL Gasolines Complete Lubrication Tires, Tubes, Batteries 8: Accessories ANDY'S GIFT SHOP JEWELERS - WATCHMAKERS WALPOLE, MASS. 10 Guild Street Norwood Tel. 5593 Cor. Routes 27 Sz 1 Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1951 to the Class Of 1951 ROCKETT'S WESTMORE CLEANERS and DYERS LIVE POULTRY BUYER 477 So. Main St. Sharon Mass. Sharon 919 Strictly fresh eggs also, Congratulations C0H8T3tl118ti0I1S to the Class of 1951 WHITE WING FARM Edward Katz, Proprietor to the Class of 1951 SWEETMAN'S SERVICE STA. Phone 2461 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 HARRY E. HORTON'S VARIETY STORE Lake Massapoag , FURLONG'S CANDIES and ICE CREAM Norwood, Mass. PROVIDENCE VENTILATING COMPANY H. S. Pike, Prop. Donald H. Pike, Treas. Arthur H. Armstrong Specializing in CUSTOM CABINET WORK Congratulations GEORGE W. ELLIS to the Class of '51 Inside 3, Outside Painting A FRIEND Sharon 2665 Congratulations Congratulations from from DYKEMAN ELECTRIC CO. 24 Wyman St., Stoughton, Mass. Tel. 88 ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE THE SHARON ADVOCATE Published Since 1873, Weekly by the Citizens of Sharon Telephone Sharon 2131 R. W. JONES ELECTRIC CO. SHARON, MASS. BROWNE'S SPORT SHOP Quality Sports Equipment BROCKTON Since 1930 GAS LIGHT CO. 16 Centre St., Brockton, Mass. Tel. 8-0201 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS from the Mr. I. FOXBORO LAUNDRY 618 Washington Street Canton, Mass. CONGRATULATIONS From the Staff of the EAGLE CONGRATULATIONS FROM A FRIEND Sandwiches Lunches Congratulations and Good Luck MORGAN 'S Haviland Chocolates Hood's Ice Cream Congratulations the Graduation Class of 1951 NORFOLK COUNTY TRUST CO. Capital S1,670,000.00 Surplus S1,400,000..00 The Village Gift Shop The Best in Books and Gifts 20 So. Main St. Sharon, Mass. Tel. 910 THE BOOK SHOP Ted Sunoco Walpole, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of '51 ULMAN'S MARKET Congratulations from Choice Beef - Groceries TRADING POST Foxboro, Mass. William S. Neilson, Mgr. of Meat Dept. Canton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1951 NATIONAL JEWELERS , OF NORWOOD Russ Georgie . Eddie Bm 692 Washington St. David Tom Your Class Rings Polished and Rosy John Cleaned Free. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1951 From Mr. and Mrs. Max Berger CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 SHAWMUT INC. CANTON AUTQMATIC CHARLES W. BOWMAN LQ HR LAUNDRY Carpenter Builder o 579 Washington St., Canton Roofing Screens Porches Westinghouse Laundromat Storm Windows and Doors Home Remodeling Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets Automatic Washes for Furniture Repairing whiter Washes 146 Billings St. Tel. 2136 .X xi Congratulations from The Village Food Shop ROLL-LAND Bowling every night except Sunday . Skating every night except Monday ROUTE 1 N ORWOOD Bastian Bros. Co Rochester, N. Y. Designers and Producers of Exclusive Class Jewelry Genuine Engraved Commencement Announcements and Personal Cards Write for Free Emblem Catalog 1q 1 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1951 PORTER COAL CO. INC. STRAND .IEWELERS 638 Washington Street Canton, Massachusetts Congratulations Congratulations fl-gm to the Class of 1951 NORMANS Store of Quality Bargains McMANUS' FILLING STA. 23 Wyman Street Stoughton I Best wishes and much success to the Class of 1951 from A. F. CANNATTA Builder of the Sharon Heights Village CONGRATULATIONS FROM George L. Harwood GENERAL CONTRACTOR 81 BUILDER 130 So. Main St., Sharon, Mass. Tel. 710 THRIFT MOTOR SALES DODGE and PLYMOUTH Service and Sales Foxboro, Mass. Congratulations from Ouimets' Drug Store Inc. Foxboro Congratulations from STOUGHTON SUPPLY and LUMBER Congratulations to Class of 1951 Dr. and Mrs. Jack Steinberg Karen and Richard N0rwood 7-1500 Sharon 858 Congratulations HAROLD SCHNEIDERMAN, D. S. C. TO chiropodisr - Podiatrist The Class Of '51 X-Ray From 681 Washington St. 115 So. Main St. SCOTTY'S BY THE LAKE Norwood, Mass. Sharon, Mass. East Walpole Cleansing and What Not Shoppe Cowawlahons Dyeing - Shirts Laundered From Dry Goods - Notions Phone Walpole 660 East Walpole Sq. PICK UP and DELIVERY SERVICE LOUIS and MILDRED HARRY F. GAY The Finest in Aluminum Combination Windows CHAMPION'S SILVER KING Tel. Sharon 2115 THE BELL HOUSE Congratulations to the Class of 1951 JOHN COLANERI TAILOR and CLEANSER Congratulations to the Class of 1951 from A FRIEND BYAM'S EXPRESS INC. Canton and Sharon N ASHER CLOTHING CO. 50 Cushing Street Stoughton, Mass. Cgngratulatigns INSURANCE OF EVERY from DESCRIPTION , N, 0 ROBERT C. LAIRD S ME S 79 Milk Si. 146 Billings Street CANTQN BOSTON, MASS. SHARON, MASS Phone LI 2-5209 Phone Sharon 955 BEST OF LUCK to the Class CO-OPERATIVE of 1952 B A Jeanie Phyllis Judy Ginger Marni Pat o Savings Share Accounts Priscilla Marie 0 Serial Shares for Joan Norma Regular Saving Marilyn Carol Paid-Up Shares for Investment Littlebit Betty --1 Barbro Portia The bank for your Lola Marilyn HOME FINANCING Diane Dora Best Wishes to the Class of 1951 Congratulations To the Class Fon Goon , Of BUILDING MATERIALS 1951 CALL NORFOLK LUMBER, INC. Shm, Moto, Sales 43 Canton St., Stoughton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class Crescent Ridge Dairy III 314' 'W 1y,'W2-MM srumon M. V PARRISH Telephone SHARON 340 You can whip our cream, but you can't beat our milk T 0 N Y THE SHOE Docron Quick Service While You Wait 620 Washington St. Canton Congratulations to the Class of 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Catherall and Family Congratulations to the Class of '51 M. J. MORANDI General Mason Contractor SHARON, MASS. Beatrice Floral Gardens FLOWERS and PLANTS For All Occasions 630 South Main St., Sharon, Mass. Telephone 776 S Sharon Box Company, Inc Good Luck to the Boys and Girls of The Class of 1951 Congratulations to the Class of IQSI CUILLA and SON Contractors Sharon 2215 2578 Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1951 to the Class Of 1951 f from I'0ITl Dr. 81 Mrs. Mr' 81 Mrs' Sydney Lyold Kafka Philip H. Kafka 8: Sons gl Family Congratulations C0n8'1'HtU13ti0f1S to the C1355 of '51 to the Class of 1951 Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. W. B. Brookfield Milton Kafka 81 Family Congratulations to the Class of 1951 SACRED HEART SCHOOL SHARON, MASS. BEST WISHES to the Class of 1951 LEYTON SCHOOL 3 HANCOCK ST. BOSTON, MASS. BRUCES ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND KENNELS 24 Hour Ambulance Service Route 1 8: 128 DEDHAM, MASS. DE-3-2750 - DE-3-2800 CONGRATULATIONS FROM MOOSE HILL FARM Congratulations from FRED G. BRUWNE 60. Sales Service NORWOOD, MASS. NAN CE CHARL PAUL H. KRAW Funeral Home 1248 Washington Street BARB JANET Congratulations CAROL LAURA GRACE BEV Congratulations from the Sharon Hebrew Ladies Aid Sisterhood No, 7-0482 Temple Israel Congratulations H U D S O N To The Class of '51 fa From the HBOYSH Irish Waldo 33:35 533,335 nunwonn sms s. sfnvlcf Joe Dirk nv us ron nnowmcs Dick Bruno N0 Nd 7-0976 1014 Washington Street, Norwood ENGINEERED ADVERTISING 52 CHAUNCY STREET BOSTON Il. MASS. Llberfy 2-4770 -24711 K 'I' MEN'S CATALOGS TECHNICAL BULLETINS INFORMATIVE TRADE- PAPER ADVERTISEMENTS NEWS RELEASES INSTRUCTION MANUALS Congratulations to the Class . CLOTHES , , to RENT EZIO S BEAUTY SALON :FQJQMER S: 38:05 Sh--on 2281 T111 ' DIXIE as Q 6' Congmulafions 'rs-as ONLY mug Chg QSTAZ Zi: R ' SAM LARUSSO and SONS ' ' 1' S cowrmcrons s . W E Eat Walpole if DAVE' 86160, gi urwo uvoln nuns a nvuoum V I w