Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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4 Flmzsengolb I Q, tp 7 O a K2 CVQQYE li QSIL74 I + . . p j rfncfpal'5 message As one looks ahead to a future period of time, one has the feeling-Here is an oppor- tunity for greater accomplishment. In September 1948 your class, then numbering fifty, entered Grade IX. Of the original group, ten were transferred to other schools. Four new students have joined' your class. Have you realized the goals you established for your- selves in 1948? Your teachers and I have stood ready at all times to assist you in every way possible. Time passes rapidly. Possibly your ambitions have not been accomplished. If not, why not change the word Graduation to Commcncement '? A new chapter in your life is before you. The future is yours, so plan and choose wisely. Remember, this is your school, and it will always have an interest in you, one of its graduates. I 6606 Principal 5

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