Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

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THE MARSENGOLD THE CLASS OF 1953 f---- r ll' J un lllll . 1 - ,lm ,l 1 SHARON 5 2 HIGH 4 Q f SCHOOL h h YEARBOUK STAFF r C0-EDITORS-IN -CHIEF Mona Feeley Robert Donnell Business Staff Robert Reid, Editor Robert Donnell Elaine Ellis Phyllis Golden Joanne Hamer Farley Peck Barbara Poirier Robert Reilly Biography Staff Edna Lavezzo, Editor Marie Hurley Farley Peck Robert Reid Gavin Wrightson Art Staff Nicholas Thomas, Editor Georgine Gold Griselda Hepner Sonya Krauss Literary StaH Edna Lavezzo, Editor Margaret Morgan Photography Staff Carl Uretsky, Editor William Burtt Ronald Davis Margaret Nuscher Marjory Olson Peter van Dernoot Typography StaE Donald Reid, Editor Mona Feeley Barbara Poirier Robert Wilder Circulation Staff Joanne Hamer, Editor Alan Dunakin Elaine Ellis Georgine Gold Features Staff Joan Abel, Editor Phyllis Golden Joanne Hamer Advisor Miss Dorris E. Newton CUNTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASS OF 1953 . UN DERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES . . . . . Page . Page . Page . . . . . Page THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO, Inc. Oficzlzl Photographers for the Class of 1953 T' ,Ai 1 . EDUCATION, AN INVESTMENT IN PEUPEE To the Senior Class The education which the citizens of Sharon have provided for you represents their investment in you. From their investments in stocks and bonds, or banks, or business, or real estate they have a right to expect a fair return. Have they not the right to expect a fair return from their investment in your education ? If you so order and conduct your lives that you bring credit and honor to yourselves and to Sharon High School, you will have vindicated the faith which the people of Sharon have placed in you. They will have made a sound investment. 5172 yffffaf.-.mf V- llcus JIL 4 -1 ' . .Bri-Nh'-J ' . ' .. W .' y f .IT ...J we Q. uzs::'E8 v 5 . l O04 gtk i NX PRINCIPAVS MESSAGE In September 1949 your class became Freshmen in the high school. At that time your group numbered forty-seven. It is not at all unusual to have changes in group membership during the four-year period. In the case of your class these changes have reduced the membership to thirty-seven. During these four years you have been faithful to your studies and other school activities as you have attended the classes of your choice each year. You are about to complete your formal high school education and very shortly will become citizens of this or some other community. This will give you an opportunity to put the results of your training into practice. ' Your teachers have taken a personal interest in your educational accomplishrnentsg and, because you are a small class, they have been able to give you more individual attention than future classes will enjoy as the school enrolment increases. As you go your respective ways after graduation, it is my sincere wish that you will be success- ful in whatever line of endeavor you may choose, whether it is to continue your educa- tion or take your place in industry. Principal ff' i i- ln l I I 5.4 E - - i Q QE if ' Ei ll J 3, , ' lv f l -4910-0 . , , A A 7 ' - I, , -z. , x , I . ,,i-I-Iii, 1 Wfmg ggi: H195 in ll' N-dug, 'Q ' 1 Q si 'l I p -+'v E1',, ... Q 4, F Alive' x fll -v - .ith , l ' ' I .ixwwnnun aw , g 1. , , gy v,-gtg Yr-'JU ' X MARRS Q iEi1'?'M?4' li cum 'V 'I 4 il l 'pw 2 f ,1lw.,.' 'B it LX, s gg 24- QE - - f f--- .l-:fd s i , 5 To Mr. Conroy: We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Three, dedicate this year- book to Mr. Conroy, advisor and honorary member of our class, in appreci- ation for everything he has done for us during our four years in high school. We shall remember him always as' having been an able and just teacher as well as a genial friend to all of us. --- - -1 i l- T' I I' If eww fit WI v1ng's?:,itf i1 ' , ilk ,. fi gg 9 I A f,,4,.. 0 3 , -W g g g g , 'Qt ' . x I I 1 ,QK no Flu- V X ,wb 5' :iv - P- i s - X CIQCUS XI. 4 3 15' ..'...X i' ill it li 2, X M X ' A g ' Xx g ' I U 'i ,5 ii - : s?'9 ?': 'fl' - I .,, , E W '- 6 Y - an gfbfj 55' 3 . al ill' Third Row, left to right: Mr. Harold Jackson, Mr. Clifford Schwab, Mr. Francis Roman, Mr. Philip Hoffman, Mr. Ralph Schuman, Mr. James Conroy, Mr. Edward Koskella. Second Row: Mr. William Konsavage, Mrs. Ann Dann, Mrs. Madeline Merritt, Mrs. Anita Keyes, Miss Barbara Burns, Mrs Jeanne Nason, Miss Dorris Newton, Mr. John Kelly. First Row: Miss Dorothy Chase, Miss Barbara Flemings, Mr. Harold Clark, Principalg Mr. Herman Richardson, Superintendent, Miss Elizabeth Johnston, Mrs. Catherine Hoffman. FACULTY Mr. Harold Clark Principal Mr. James Conroy Social Studies Miss Elizabeth Johnston Commercial Subjects Mr. Ralph Schuman Science Mr. Clifford Schwab Mathematics Miss Dorothy Chase Lating Social Studiesg English Miss Barbara Flemings Science Miss Dorris Newton Frenchg English Mr. Francis Roman English Miss Barbara Burns Mr. William Konsavage Social Studies Industrial Arts Mrs. Catherine Hoffman English Mr. Harold Jackson Mathematicsg Mechanical Drawing Science Mr. John Kelly Mathematicsg Social Studies Mrs. Ann Dann Art Mr. Philip Hoffman Mrs. Anita Keyes Mr. Edward Koskella Mrs. Madeline Merritt Mrs. Jeanne Nason Instrumental Music Physical Education Assistant Principalg Physical Educa- tiong Mathematicsg Driver Edu cation Vocal Music Home Economics 1 ..,.,-W-. . 'fig' .HD L, ..i..-.4r , ' .T ' 'H alms: my M-'caucus '. f Y ' Us llll 1 :I . VA, 'I e lla - cs . YN QQE5' Z inf Z ?' i-i-1 ' --it-.. -1.-S2 .- i 1:2 1.1 4:1 il ,., fl- .355 .if - -.- g. '.f -- -TL T4 i -- ' -1 - 4-vi A osii v 1' ,1- 41 ff,-L ii 2 4-11 4,111 ii- if1 fii. , 1? ,.i. f? 5- ' -ili- ,la X S 3 --1 X Z-s -H f WA--MA-V iC1l1 ,GL.,.4f 5Z'lp,fE' SIS Ili N QEQQ? ff! T ' TfWVW?3WH E li nw' 5 5,35 Jml , !,:l4,g Xl1L, Ml C X 1 7 A nun IE' - ,, , IN MEMORIAM fb 9 ROBERT FRANK MORWAY -- ' F ,,' Q PRESIDENT ROBERT JAMES REID Bob Two qualities that often blend, A good leader and a loyal friend. Activities: Varsity Club 35 Vice President 4, Baseball 3, 43 Class N K Dances 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1: Class President 2 ,3, 45 Q ' Visual Education 2, 3, 45 Senior Reception 33 Senior Play 43 I Yearbook 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g Record Poll 4. y, , Favorites X ' Tune: Mona Lisa Expression: Scud Pastime: Boat building Pet Peeve: Freshman boys who Meeting Place: Mona's are taller than I Sport: Hockey Ambition: Captain of an ocean liner Best Characteristic: Leadership I VICE PRESIDENT ALAN FRASER DUNAKIN HAI!! An athlete on the field, a sport at heart. Activities: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 45 Junior Prom 35 Student Council 2, ffm 3, 4, Senior Reception 3: Yearbook 4, Sports Night 1, 23 Intra- ' . murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Marshall 35 Vice President 4. Favorites - Tune: Why Don't You Believe Sportz' Basketball 553:- Me? Expression: O, K. ' A 1 Pastime: Bowling Pet Peeve: Homework s :' Meeting Place: Pettee's Superette . g Ambition: Make a living ' f ' F-7'f: :. Best Characteristic: Athletic ability ' ' '-5,6 I 1' -'F . I 'Y sf-.V Q .,'l,A'Iv3 F X I 'fi 1 ' V -t- - Q. SECRETARY EDNA ANNA LAVEZZO ' ' Pretty to walk with, witty to talk with. Kg., Activities: Varsity Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3, 43 4' Class Dances 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, 45 Class Secretary 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading 3, 45 Senior Play 4, Yearbook 45 Sports ., 4 Night 2, 4, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Class Marshall 3, Honor 5 , A Society 4. f Favorites X, Tune: Say It With Your Heart Expression: Do you wanna - Pastime: Hiding thermos bottles bet? x Meeting Place: Hale's Diner Pet Peeve: My nephew Chuck xx Sport: Softball Ambition: Nursing Best Characteristic: Sunny smile TREASURER MARGARET ALICE MORGAN Margy The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. Activities: Varsity Club 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Dances 1, 2, 35 Student Council 35 Cheerleading 3, 45 Visual Education l, 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Cafeteria l, 2, qi, ,i 3, 45 Sports Night 1, 2, 45 A Cappella Choir 3, 45 Honor Society 415 Favorites ' Tune: Condemned Without Sport: Hiding overcoats Trial Expression: Caw! Caw! Pastime: Loafing Pet Peeve: Walking Meeting Place: Hale's tPrefectJ Ambition: Chemist's assistant Best Characteristic: Versatility JOAN ELLEN ABEL V Joni Knowledge is the basis of success ' Activities: Freshman Dance 15 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 35 Student Council 15 Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Reception 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 A Capella Choir 3, 45 Librarian 3, 45 Intramurals 3. 6 Favorites Tune: Deep Purple Sport: Sleeping Pastime: Baking Expression: Oky dolce Meeting Place: Moulton's Pet Peeve: Alarm clocks Ambition: Home economist Best Characteristic: Lustrous hair ROBERT WOOD BOWMAN ..BOb,, Tall and lanky, always happy, Never cranky, good old chappyf' 45 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 3. Sport: Basketball Ambition: Aeronautical engineering Best Characteristic: Mechanical ability ef'-,ae -'21 E ' '51 , 'f 'W- 1,A.,,,.-'4 ROBERT KASTEN BROWNE Bob alias Brownie Pm shooting high, got my eye on a star in the sky. 'a Activities: Freshman Dance 15 Librarian 25 Senior Play 45 Sopho- ,' .tax more Hop 25 Junior Prom 3. . w-.--1 Favorites y Tune: Blue Prelude Expression: Bugs, Go back Pastime: Science Fiction to sleep! Meeting Place: Morgan's Pet Peeve: Cold weather Sport: Baseball - Ambition: To be one of the first on the Moon Best Characteristic: Scientific interests Activities: Freshman Dance 15 Glee Club 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Favorites Tune: Too Young Expression: Jumped up Jupi- Pastime: Eating ter! Meeting Place: Morgan's Pet Peeve: Lack of money X 'Ui WILLIAM HOLBROOK BUR'I'1' Bill The standard of a man is his mind. Activities: Varsity Club 4: Golf 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Sopho- more Dance 2: Senior Reception 35 Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4. Favorites Tune: Lady of Spain Expression: How about that? I Pastime: Driving Pet Peeve: Getting up in the Meeting Place: Moulton's morning Sport: Golf Ambition: Mechanical engineer Best Characteristic: Dry humor GERALD DAVIS -n Jerry A Dust otf that old piano, 7 63 x My hands are itching for the keys. z X L . Activities: Varsity Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Intramurals 43 Track fs' 2, 3, 4. 'K ' 4 Favorites Tune: You Belong To Me Sport: Fishing A Pastime: Bowling Expression: Hi ya, kid. Meeting Place: Shopping Center Pet Peeve: Playing cards h X X 1 Ambition: Navy accountant i N f ,ff Best Characteristic: Jazz pianist if X. RONALD WARREN DAVIS Ronnie The more you know him, the better you like him. Activities: Yearbook 43 Boys' Chorus 4: Photography Club 1: Chairman of Record Poll 4. Favorites 1 Tune: 'tOh Happy Day Sport: Badminton Pastime: Photography Expression: Oh! Meeting Place: Richard's House Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: Photography Best Characteristic: Keen sense of humor r ff' v '7 'Q' ROBERT BEARCE DONNELL HBobI! l'm always chasing rainbows. Activities: Varsity Club 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Class Dances 1, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1: Vice President 3: Visual Education 1, 2, 3,4g Senior Reception 3: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Sports Night 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorites Tune: 'Tennessee Waltz Expression: How the heck are Pastimes Norwood ya? Meeting Place: Sports Center Pet Peeve: Getting up Sport: Basketball Ambition: Civil engineer Best Characteristic: Mathematical ability ELAINE MARION ELLIS Mickey , ' ' As happy as the day is long. Activities: Softball 25 Freshman Dance 15 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 35 Senior Reception 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Cafe- teria 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Night 1, 25 Librarian 35 Intramurals 1 25 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 1, 25 Record Poll 4. Favorites Tune: Trying Sport: Volleyball Pastime: Hobbies Expression: Yes sir! Meeting Place: Mackay's Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: Laboratory technician Best Characteristic: Helpfulness MONA LOU FEELEY Little packages often hold rare gems. Activities: Varsity Club 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Class Dances 1, 2, 35 Student Council 35 Vice President 1, 25 Cheerleading 3, 45 Senior Reception 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 45 Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Night 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 4. Favorites Tune: Waiting for the Robert Sport: Tennis E. Lee Expression: So-? Pastime: T. V. Pet Peeve: Tall girls I ' Meeting Place: Farl's house ,N Ambition: Secretary Best Characteristic: Smile and dimples GEORGINE SYBIL GOLD Jeanne A good heart is worth gold. Activities: Class Dances 1, 2, 35 Senior Reception 2, 35 Senior I - Q as Favorites ,g l Play 45 Yearbook 45 Sports Night 1, 25 Glee Club 1, 25 Librarian 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. Tune: I'm Yours Sport: Basketball Pastime: Talking Expression: Phooey! . Meeting Place: Morgan's Pet Peeve: Obsequious persons Ambition: Commercial artist Best Characteristic: Artistic ability an PHYLLIS ANN GOLDEN uphyln gtg' If . A rare compound of frolic and fun. Activities: Junior Prom 35 Eagle Staff 45 Senior Reception 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 45 Intramurals 3. Favorites Tune: Body and Soul Expression: Hey? Pastime: Talking on the phone Pet Peeve: Looking like 'a Meeting Place: Morgan's Sophomore Sport: Basketball - Ambition: Law-Politics x .5 Best Characteristic: Acting ability 'Nik K JOANNE SHERRARD HAMER The glass of fashion, and the mold of form, The observed of all the observers. Activities: Varsity Club 43 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Student Council 23 3 I Cheerleading 3, 4: Senior Reception 33 Yearbook 43 Sports Night 2, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 , Class Dances 2, 3. 'H ' Favorites f Tune: Everything Happens to Sport: Collecting thermos ' Me bottles Pastime: Bowling Expression: Caw! Caw! Meeting Place: Hale's fthe Pet Peeve: Silence Prefectr Ambition: Social Worker Best Characteristic: Sparkling humor GRISELDA HEPNER Gris Friends across the sea. us. an.. fi' Activities: Student Council 4: Senior Play 43 Yearbook 43 A Cappella Choir 43 Record Poll 4. Favorites Tune: t'Auf Wiedersehenn Expression: Ach du lieber gute Pastime: Reading, piano Pet Peeve: People who speak Meeting Place: Girls' Club too fast Sport: Swimming Ambition: Teacher Best Characteristic: Linguistic ability MARIE ELIZABETH HURLEY , al'- Marie ' ' Those that bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it frofn themselves. Activities: Class Dances 1, 2, 33 Senior Reception 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Yearbook 43 Cafeteria 23 Sports Night 23 Librarian -33 Intramurals 2. Favorites Tune: Keep It a Secret Sport: Basketball Pastime: Driving Expression: I thought I'd die. Meeting Place: Barbara's house Pet Peeve: Men drivers Ambition: Kindergarten teacher Best Characteristic: Pleasing personality fb, BARBARA LOUISE JOY --Barkly Underneath her silence, there is sincerity and kindness. I Q' Activities: Senior Reception 33 Senior Play 43 Sports Night 23 Glee Club 1, 23 Junior Prom 3. '+A' Favorites ' Tune: Don't Let The Stars Sport: Volleyball Get in Your Eyes Expression: No kidding Pastime: Singing Pet Peeve: Sarcastic people Meeting Place: Bendi's Ambition: Kindergarten work Best Characteristic: Sincerity REGIS FAITH KING ..Reg., A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial winning way she had. Activities: Varsity Club 4: Basketball 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Student Council 33 Cheerleading 3, 4: Senior Reception 35 Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Sports Night 1, 2, 45 Class Dances -il? 1, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3. 4 Favorites Tune: Basin Street Sport: Swimming Pastime: Cowboy movies Expression: Dig me Meeting Place: Morgan's Pet Peeve: School Ambition: Graduate Best Characteristic: Witty remarks RICHARD FRANCIS KRAUS Dick Who mixed reason with pleasure, Q wisdom with mirth. Activities: Varsity Club 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Eagle Staff 3, 4: Senior Play -ig Librarian 4: Intramurals 3, 4. Favorites Tune: The Woodchopper's Sport: Hockey Ball Expression: Heck! Pastime: Reading Pet Peeve: Homework Meeting Place: Morgan's Ambition: Business executive Best Characteristic: Historical knowledge SONYA BARBARA KRAUSS 1 Sonya I, Silence is often the key to success .ii Activities: Class Dances 2, 3: Senior Reception 2, 3: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 45 Glee Club 1, 2. Favorites f Tune: April in Portugal Sport: Baseball Pastime: Red Sox Expression: What? Meeting Place: Marge's house Pet Peeve: Homework Ambition: College Best Characteristic: Frankness L RONALD GEORGE MARCHESE Parcheese Happiness takes no account of time. ly Activities: So homore Ho 2: Junior Prom 3: Senior Pla 4: X , Librarian p y Qj Favorites j Tune: High Noon Sport: Horseback riding ' ff Pastime: Driving cars and Expression: Hey, Hey! A motorcycles Pet Peeve: The high price of 5 Meeting Place: The lake gasoline t - X f Ambition: To own a cattle ranch out west ,X , ' , f Best Characteristic: Happy-go-lucky nature Ng 1 - f A , i . Ji 5 X, DONALD ARTHUR MORWAY Don Actions speak louder than words. Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3. Favorites Tune: St. Louis Woman Sport: Football Pastime: Pettee's Expression: That's life! Meeting Place: Morgan's Pet Peeve: Work Ambition: Business Best Characteristic: Quiet co-operation .,... ,N ws MARGARET ANN NUSCHER sipeggyay Trouble is small, fun is great. Activities: Varsity Club 4: Basketball 4: Senior Reception 3: Q Yearbook 4, Sports Night 45 Intramurals 35 Softball 2, 3, 43 aw- Photography Club l. ' Favorites Tune: Oh Happy Day Sport: Softball Pastime: Movies Expression: Mmm-boy! Meeting Place: Hale's Pet Peeve: Studying Ambition: WACS Best Characteristic: Athletic ability MARJORY MARIE OLSON nlMargen A quiet little maid is she, A lady she will always be. Activities: Class Dances 2, 3: Senior Reception 2, 3: Senior Play 4, Yearbook 45 Sports Night 2: Glee Club 1, 2, Intramurals 2, 3. Favorites Tune: One Little Candle Sport: Baseball Pastime: Photography Expression: Ya don't say? Meeting Place: Sonya's house Pet Peeve: Conceited people Ambition: Nursing Best Characteristic: Quiet co-operation HOWARD SOUTHWORTH OSBORNE Howie Live, love, and be merry. Activities: Varsity Club 3, 43 Class Dances 1, 2, 35 Track 2, 3 4, Senior Reception 3: Senior Play 4, Sports Night 1, 2 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Favorites Tune: La Vie en Rose Expression: Aw come on! Pastime: Bowling and eating Pet Peeve: Getting up in the Meeting Place: Sports Center morning Sport: Baseball Ambition: Manager of an A 8a P Store Best Characteristic: Happy disposition ff Activities: Senior Reception 2, 33 Senior Play 4: Yearbook 41 Sports Night lg Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4: Freshman Dance lg CAROLINE FARLEY PECK SlFar1!1 A wave of laughter is better than a llow of tears. Activities: Class Dances 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2: Cafeteria 2g Varsity Club 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading 45 Senior Reception 2, 35 Senior Play 4: Sports night l, 4: Librarian 3 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Yearbook 4: Honor Society 4. I Favorites Tune: Are You Lonesome Sport: Tennis Tonight Expression: Joseph! Pastine: Talking and laughing Pet Peeve: People who can't Meeting Place: Mona's house laugh at life Ambition: Medical secretary Best Characteristic: Contagious laugh BARBARA POIRIER Barb Always a merry smile and a happy mood. Activities: Junior Prom 3: Senior Reception 3: Yearbook 4: Cafe- teria 2g Librarian 4: Record Poll 4. Favorites Tune: I'l1 Always Be In Love Sport: Bowling With You. Expression. Doll Pastime: Eating Pet Peeve: Starting a car on a Meeting Place: Almost any- cold day where Ambition. Omce work Best Characteristic: Friendliness DONALD JOY REID Don You don't have to be noisy to have it known that you're around. 2 Activities: Freshman Dance lg Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3. Favorites Tune: Carioca Expression: 'tWell, that's the Pastime: Playing the guitar way the ball bounces. Meeting Place: The Hut Pet Peeve: Homework Sport: Fishing Ambition: Musician Best Characteristic: Musical ability ROBERT KEVIN REILLY --Bob I must go down to the sea again. Activities: Freshman Dance 1: Sophomore Dance 2, Junior Prom 33 Class Treasurer 1: Visual Education 2, 3, 4: Eagle Staff 3: Senior Reception 3: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Intramurals , 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2. Favorites Tune: Blue Tango Sport: Football Pastime: Flying Expression: Aw heck! Meeting Place: Square Pet Peeve: Six-foot Sophomores 4 Ambition: Captain of an ocean liner - 5, Best Characteristic: Friendliness ', , I NICHOLAS PETER THOMAS Nicky Full of fun and fancy free, That's the only life for me. Activities: Freshman Dance lg Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom Tune: Star Dust Expression: 3: Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4: Intramurals 1, 2. Favorites Pastime: Playing the accordion said. h H t Pet Peeve: Homework Meeting Place: T e u Sport: Roller skating Ambition: Musician Best Characteristic: Musical ability Y I 'ir CARL LEWIS URETSKY : Gramps , Nothing is impossible to the willing heart. , Activities: Junior Prom 3: Student Council 4: Visual Education 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Boys' Chorus 45 Librarian 4. 1 Favorites 1 Tune: Oh Happy Dayn Sport: Swimming Pastime' Photography Expression: Bless my buttons! Meeting' Place: 127 Beach Street Pet Peeve: Homework , Ambition: Electrical engineer in Ur lx Best Characteristic: Enthusiasm .1 5 3 P . PETER ROBERTSON van DERNOOT Pete Favoring none but friendly to all. , . Activities: Senior Reception 35 Senior Play 4: Yearbook 4: Boys Chorus 4g Freshman Dance lg Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Baseball Manager 4. . Favorites Tune: Maybe Expression: Yeah! Pastime: Bowling Pet Peeve: Getting up in the Meeting Place: Moulton's morning Sport: Badminton Ambition: Pilot of an airliner Best Characteristic: Witty remarks ix V -A f v ffxfx .Nr-vi? 'N Q ' 1- 'A GILBERT WHITE UGigH Getting some fun out of life. Activities: Senior Play 4: Sports Night 1, 2: Intramurals 4 Favorites Tune: Why Don't You Believe Sport: Basketball Me ? Expression: Oh, yea ? ' Pet Peeve: School Pastime: Sleeping Meeting Place: Up town Ambition: Make my first million Best Characteristic: Carefree manner That's what she 1 ' QC ROBERT HENRY WILDER -17 f Rosie x Deeper than did ever plummet sound- l'll drown my books! lg Activities: Baseball 2, 35 Class Dances l, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Senior Reception 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4g Sports Night 25 Glee . 3 Club 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2. A Favorites , i Tune: I Want a Girl Expression: That's what he A gl., Pastime: Roll-Land said ! Meeting Place: The Hut Pet Peeve: Girls f Sport: Bowling Ambition: Draftsman Best Characteristic: Natural curly hair l 'N GAVIN WRIGHTSON Gav King of Kings Activities: Senior Reception 35 Golf 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Year- 7 book 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 45 Freshman Dance 15 Sophomore X , V 1 Hop 25 Junior Prom 3. 4, ' J ' J Favorites 1 135 Tune: High Noon Sport: Hot-rods -- if Pastirne: Submarine Races Expression: Alo, Joe ' ..- at the lake. Pet Peeve: Sleep-disturbing ' ' , tary, Meeting Place: Brown Diamond teachers Tool Q 3 Ambition: Pilot . f I Best Characteristic: Mechanical ability 5 l ikiai - The Girls Boys Mona Feeley. . . . . . Most Popular. . . .... Robert Reid Joanne Hamer .... . . Best-Looking .... .... A lan Dunakin Joanne Hamer .... . . .Best-Dressed. . . .... Alan Dunakin Edna Lavezzo. . . . . . Friendliest. . . . . .Robert Reid Regis King .... ...Best Athlete ........... ...Alan Dunakin Phyllis Golden .... . . . Best Actor and Actress. . . . . .Robert Reid Margaret Morgan. . . . . . Most Versatile. . . . ....... . . .Alan Dunakin Joan Abel ........ . . .Most Likely to Succeed. . . . . .Robert Donnell Farley Peck. . . . . .Class Comedian ........... . . .Robert Wilder Edna Lavezzo. .. . . .Did the Most for S. H. S. .... .. .Robert Reid Farley Peck. . . . . .Most Carefree ...... . . Robert Wilder Edna Lavezzo. . . . . . Most Co-operative. . . .... Alan Dunakin 5 , i q- li -'ll 1 I .4 - l i ,QTQLJELT Yi ! V: E '11 f'i Tj Y: 1 - Gvnlh ui I --I I:-v -515 'Ii I1 --- , , l l l ti lllf A 3' ' fi an ' ' ' no lllilm lflllll new-a-aff-'l-'l'fL-Pl - ..--.a..,---.l . f f -.. , .f, ..-.-M...-1-se an ,f t,...fs-an.,-x.,-,ea ...E ...mall .:,. .. . .........-.. -. 3 if. Q-J -..- vw .Y E5 gd- 'Eh x'-1 , Q- - lb ,ei , ' 'Sm ' we Wf- L-r i Third Row, left to right: Marvin Rothberg, John Grantham, Henry Flynn, Warner Poor, David Elscn, John Evers, Arnold Halfond, Robert Hall, Dennis Roe. John Boyden, Frank Chmara, Russell Wallace, Edward Welch, Thomas Coyne. Second Row: Mr. Francis Mahoney, Paul Kreitzberg, James Richards, Keith Hunnewell, John Kennedy, Joseph Klein, Marlene Levanson, Betty Elson, Elaine Poirier, Marsha Jordan, Margaret Wilber, Jennifer Wrightson, Ellen Keating, Murdock MacAskill, John Royal, Edward Glover, Bernard Shuman, Leo Eldracher, Mr. Charles Kaufman. First Row: Alice Sellew, Geraldine Danca, Jeanne Poblenz, Judith Risch, Lee Oliver, Norma Bowles, Carol Kraus, Patty Ann Sykes, Treasurer, David Marshall, President, George Goodwin, Vice President, Gretchen Myers, Secretary, Grace Butcher, Norine Thomas, Judith Schwarzler, Lee Carney, Ruth Kersch, Sandra Schwartz. JUNIUR CLASS As we go to press, the Juniors have their busiest time still ahead of them with preparations for the outstanding social event of the year, the Junior Prom. For the first time in the history of Sharon High School, it was possible, because of the size of the class, to elect three, instead of two, Juniors to the National Honor Society-one of the signs that our school is growing. Also, the Juniors have enjoyed the distinction, this year, of having four starters on the varsity basketball team. We are sure that they will go on to further distinctions in their senior year. ,J vs'ss W .':'? :' 5 5 1 Dsl 6149 -'Cs' 3 '19.t5s Q Cf-.- .::,. 'an gig U90 151 , ' 'H of :I 0 Oo 5 0' s Og Q 9 .00 l 4' 4 f 1 f 1 I.. v 0 C-'.'l S-iii if 4 t -S' Ill : :J t -:Cir A 7 1' 'J 75 2 il' fm- ,. fi Hlraii ,i ii -9'--qf-'w',?' -H5 - - i- o r J r-Wil HIM: .3 - iff' pf it ' t' : Ihr nf, Q' W ' ' ivliimxiiwufuli alll' I 5 'Q f-4 Q ., -,r QQ, ec- asf ee D f.. - .1-:if E i -' , 'L-I The Line-u '19 Llllle vno-rsel. Side bs' Side Gone buf' mol' l-ofgoften l 'Jil' ' boo 'e ack to H-,Q fmol David Marshall. George Goodwin Jeanne Poblenz. David Marshall. Patty Sykes .... Judith Risch .... John Boyden. . . Best Looking . . . . Best-Dressed. . . . . . . Best Athlete. . . Gretchen Myers Gretchen Myers Keith Hunnewell Grace Butcher IUNIUR PUPUIARITY PDU . . . Most Popular .... . . . . . . . . .Most Likely t ....Friendliest. . . . . . . . . .Most Carefree Succeed .... David Marshall George Goodwin Grace Butcher - V Y i , QL' 1 O Ti J K A W f i - ik ' ' V f15iilEii ii . i5 g'l:L 1'i ff'W? Fi li i ' i 52 0 ' Iv , . ' n 5 ' l A 9 . a- iillllllll, mr, s- at ICHQCE? .li nt : 9 L ks:-,X 1 If .Z A' ii 2 l Q Q I, v,4 . A, ,ia 1 Q, ,,tgxwl!2ll1ullkg,aLf'nr l , 1. , 1 QL-F A i . f'..5.g, ' f AQQSQQ ff as ::' ' G 'av e - ' ffl c c- D i i D 20 fran-'-:eases rs' VV rr 1 A lllli fm I A' IIE!! wifi--: -r 3 ' -: 'f -- 0 i P 'lllll Q V' W Third Row, left to right: Richard Webster, Arthur Lindberg, Melvin Jordan, Bruce Poor, John Howe, Clark Bailey, William Hawkins, Francis Cannata, Richard Verzone, John Patterson, Charles McNair, Daniel Carpeno, Theodore Hixson. Second Row: Miss Dorothy Chase, Arthur Reid, Phyllis Fleming, Cynthia Hall, Susan van Dernoot, Jean Beckwith, Lawrence Keane, James Alexander, Erving Hull, Henry Geissler, Francis McCarthy, Ralph Hutchins, Edward Daner, Kathleen Cochrane, Pamela Foster, Mary Hanley, David Deltano, Miss Barbara Flemings. First Row: Lorraine Corman, Mary Brunetta, Laura Fannell, Carol Chaplin, Susan Fal- lon, Paul Graham, President, Ian Mueller, Treasurer, Bernard King, Vice-President, Patricia Carney, Kathleen MacAskill, Louise McCarthy, Joan Boyd, Elizabeth Monroe, Richard Kerstein, David Phelps, James Jones, Howard Glaser. SOPHOMORE CIASS The Sophomores presented their dance, The Emerald City, on November 14. The theme, adapted from the Wizard of Cz, was very novel and well carried out. The artistic talent of the Sophomores was also evident in their entries in the annual Christmas Art Contest, for they won first prize in both the religious and non-religious classes. This ability should assure them an original Junior Prom and senior yearbook. 72 ff' vw .- . ll WT? '2 X -5 I I I i I I -V v XIXIKX WMM X ' 5 C ,if. .3g:. 4.' ff , in 'Ei' ,IIIWI I J ,A 9 4 .1 ,, -ISI ' ' N1 i H W :LJ f ll xx Q 5,3 '5 - L- - ff The Trlo ' 'Z '.A V wi I, L :af . 1 , I 'S 4 'S 'I A A1 1 if Z f aww- X 5,3 Q :yu Ji .says Llefe --- Slip fljl-H' up 1folk.S Speak of 4474, Devi. D 'i Y '..5 .I . ,,,.1 28, 1 ' , . nf . Q I A ja' r ,, V , Y: fa N ga f 1 N. il' fel f lv' 5, P X. in 175 4 q 4 J L J, isa 1 Q .icy To-f 2 4 Yw ca-nl? --- Cynthia Hall Cynthia Hall Cynthia Hall Cynthia Hall Mary Zuis ..... . . . Cynthia Hall ..... Joan Boyd. . SOPHUMORE PUPUIARITY PDU .Most Popular. Best-Looking. Best-Dressed .... .... Best Athlete . . .Most Likelyy to Friendliest .......... Most Carefree ..... .... Paul Graham Paul Graham .Theodore Hixson Ian Mueller .Ian Mueller .. .. .....Paul Graham .Melvin Jordan 'l 22 1-1 Im , LT.- 7. I .vc -an . -we 1-. Q I ',, 371.95 'fi' if 'W E? l vw' - v' l Third Row, left to right: Mary Lou Cochrane, Elizabeth Cilley, Bonnie Flynn, Eleanor Sykes, Barbara Savino, Barbara Ford, Carole Rosoff, Mary Wright, Ann Hayes, Vir- ginia Markt, Beverly Cox, Elane Feldman. Second Row: Miss Dorris Newton, Ann Hughes, Elsie Lavezzo, Kathryn Metcalf, Nadine Thomas, Beverly Krager, Judith Reinhardt, Katherine White, Dorothy Danca, Mae McFadden, Louisa Gardner, Marion Wald, Caroline Jonas. First Row: Barbara York, Marilyn Niethold, Natalie Grossman, Micaela MacDonald, Dorothea Kelley, President, Richard Bonz, Vice President, Janet Spaulding, Secre- tary, Priscilla Sweet, Treasurerg Maureen Maloney, June Lowden, Joanne Winer. il IIKVAE : ii l - Tff fl! fi 0 ll f lx R gb P-Sli,--. Third Row, left to right: William Anderson, Kenneth Webster, David Peterson, Wesley Brookfield, Nyman Halfond, Stephen Leedham, Carl Gelfan, William Woodason, James Galvin, Richard Beckwith, Arthur Swift, Neil Holzman. Second Row: Philip,Carter, Richard Hunnewell, Richard DeGiro1amo, Richard Berg- lund, John Bresnahan, James Cutler, Richard Dorr, Duncan Oliver, Bruce Jackson, Illar Muul, Robert Murano, Michael Callahan, Mr. Francis Roman. First Row: Walter O'Donnell, Donald Gay, Marshall Kranz, Dorothea Kelley, President: Richard Bonz, Vice President, Janet Spaulding, Secretaryg Priscilla Sweet, Treas- urerg Peter Risch, Jeffrey Moore, Lawrence Dingman. FRESHMAN CUISS Another sign that Sharon High School is growing is the fact that the Freshman Class is so large that they had to be divided into two groups for their picture. As we go to press, they are in the midst of planning their first dance, which will take place April 10. llllil Y !ou.oo!o?oq.J9'? . - 1- QQ gm, - . 9. -or-.Q-o,.-r U -gil l!l, ,- ., I.-All 1 fglll' Q If A lllkl K gf'- ,pi 'IP' ,Jil 5 ' ' Q r HIGH ., W il, 'ED M 1 J X P f m W 5'H'. 5 11 7, f E 1 if ' , M V RT ' l P -4- --i V f-'i A C ell ' l , Q 1' r ll 1 ' 3' 9 fl. -T: U . , I ,B A- 1' L A N l,l .i:2l ,1f ,, 'lg Q 2 l. ,D ., .,, mx ng' , f , 3 ' 1 Y. f.,'yQ -ly ,fy 1 ' 5 t A cm 1 N: 1 , if if 5 up i li f Q Vim , ,,,, Ai - g 15 - X, ' Q l A 'S A- , - 4 . e.. If .M N-Hy ri In - , ! .. U 'Li,.T, ' Y ' , ' A' l '53, , R I ell- V' l - 1 . K I U -f 'fi f- -1 P. - -Sf Q J DQ-' --1 -f v... ' s ' . 4:3-. . - H B -Q? U n l 1 :T Vx: ' N, Y 1 A X I Sew what? Look Qi 'H-,Q birdie Sitflvug 008 09+ U0 r I4 Ing Hand AU' , ' f F3 4 lx Il 4.11.4 up lv I sux g- isa ,gg l l IJ FRESHMAN POPULARITY P011 Dorothea Kelley .......... Most Popular. . . .... David Peterson Louisa Gardner ..... .... B est-Looking .... ..... W illiam Woodason Eleanor Sykes .... .... B est-Dressed .... .... R ichard Bonz Beverly Cox ...... .... B est Athlete .... .... D avid Peterson Dorothea Kelley .......... Friendliest .............. ..... S tephen Leedham Elizabeth Cilley .... ..... M ost Likely to Succeed. .... David Peterson Judith Reinhardt .......... Most Carefree. ..- ...larnes Galvin 2, K if V D I J-1--i -:ai f' Y'--lf if I 74 1 ' . J, -1--' lllli l -Q f...,.!. -...Js.:v.,.. . if E a I: ig gn: 1 '4 - 9 fr E!!aEii lI .225 Ti f r'v szES 'iifssa ' It trx K-1 Q . ' y! 3 1 4 ' ' H 9 '+V , lf. ' X , f . W f,-X N v 1 Iv ' '-v . , A 5 l CHQCUS Q. 1 : 5 QQ, ,T-gll1, f , '? i f -' Q-, l g, is ec- as P ii9' -' I r m L - 4 ff - P, , 24 Remember .. . .ilu Na N i'i U HG vs 'Pa fry - e ffm- --1 .Bosfon Com-mow Tn p To Lev' nghn fd Sopipmore Hop Vane.-JL :Lau .L - V- V ms F I 'A 0 . at A 9 . qf ' - '-LW i fd 1 , f ' 1- ' l ' Q ---ll -' Q .,,, M , X . . ., 1 Y , N va, 'ln 4:5 9 - 1 'S' , ,v --- , .lj Q Classpicn-'c 1, -N 'il ,mg L A Y ' 'Q ' ' e . A H Trip fo Bo5To-fs .nn Lf' ' 4, Chasing our 1-A 5 'fs Y V12 N :Q .-gl. ' Vrfgrfi Q ' . x - I e I ' ' f ., T f 3 I ' 1 'T-'f -ff IX K T5. sine J-:owe ' Ag+cfv7,Ba,wu.,.u jam Gramm, CW.-vm, e e . e. V, ..,,.5N,,Ifll,9'xT- EA!! Lurrzrq ',-.xx-f--ffff. N ,Nj 1,5 KE TCUIII eau. 5 J' Q QWCSJ ,jf . x J 'I - - ' I 5 , p V. X vs on 1 l 1 I V 7 0 Y Q, . e-. K ee , If fe 1' ? ,,.?. -Hx, ,A 5 ' A e ' Hai' ge- H 1,4 , 0 5.11 -L , ' X' '. I - ' K A N.. by -.J -Vw! r' , f Lify' Lk E p7 - A L A fjmy XX,-, 'i 5 .f l V ' K A Sf 0' x QP Q3 W ,Y Q f, Kp 1 VW f' ? A X . 26 -as n-WT, A 5 A . Ir 96 Jil kit' 'ld 'Wil ' . -kj, A. -i v 5- A .Na B-gm, tl algv K N Third Row, left to right: David Deltano, Assistant Managerg Stephen Leedham, David Elson, Keith Hunnewell, George Goodwin, Richard Verzone, Robert Hall, Kenneth Webster, Assistant Manager. Second Row: Richard DeGiro1amo, John Bresnahan, David Peterson, Bruce Jackson, Lawrence Keane, James Jones, Ralph Hutchins, Paul Graham. First Row: Warner Poor, Managerg David Marshall, Edward Welch, Alan Dunakin, Captaing Russell Wallace, John Boyden, Ian Mueller, Mr. William Konsavage, Coach. BUYS' VARSITY BASKETBAH The basketball team, under the direction of Mr. William Konsavage and Captain Alan Dunakin, has maintained a top spot in the Hockomock League since the season began and, at present, are tied for first place with North Attleboro and Canton, We wish them luck in winning the Hocko- mock League Trophy. The boys have made an excellent showing at the Brockton Tournament this year and have a good chance of winning the forthcoming final playoffs. The good sportsmanship and fair play that the team has displayed have won them a large group of enthusiastic followers. We They Opponent We They Alumni 72 29 East Bridgewater 73 69 47 33 Mansfield 52 48 43 52 Canton 48 34 74 40 1 N. Attleboro 68 59 , 81 51 Foxboro 52 55 54 56 Randolph 86 50 83 38 N. Easton 64 31 68 46 Stoughton 65 42 TOURNAMENT- Abington 69 45 Foxboro 68 54 Hingham 45 52 'rl - - GT ' l i ' f' - f i rl J 51 7,223 ix 1 'lllf5? iii - av W A ' , M 0, xthlwlllilllllf, All y A E ' f 1 -- 1 1? .ef + .9. Q 5 5 . ' 3- ' f 2, '- ' 7 u Q' H - in 'X X L I t I , 1 . 'A' 1, 0 0 l. V gl AW 'X . Ill lil 2-1? gr' ' ' --v' -1' 4 Mi' i. 1 . A I . . 5 Q ,in -I i' 7' ' '- 55 C11 . LU. lt, , X: 1 4 A 'i- ,f.: Q f' .lllffi - Q 6 4 it ee 55.4 arf - 4: J -A ,L --c L ,,. Q ,-J fa shi-1 Q. CTI- f? ?7 ' 5 3 'Qi W f? X r' 52' A Q , Jliff-X FP- -2-. f' -4 , S.. Ilyx- . A fs PR hx 27 x T I- X Nh ff: .nn 1, J I, A X V 49 0 f Q X I X X I' , 1 1 Yi - F , , Y L , 42.94 , 5. W. 1-1 ' 1 j, 1 I 5 Tw - 5: ME 1 1,1 5 ff'Y4 '7:lW? RE .. ..: -1- ' IW El 'g ,a,,,!23'gYQ A ' , mf. A. Ili' migzgmlll S' f x vj A. S v ua V5 X 1-ty' 'av' bb- I Q QM g, v 9 . nf + 1 f fb lm- Q lm.: , . :Q -' ,-A if - Y, gk .gm 1r:r1lllii,aqL?. , 'F if ' 'E f 4, fy Kg 'sb bl' - L gh Ying ! fri ,. Q 28 - fi 32' 'Q , A .- 'F um ' -mx- fi No cl1a.f3lv-3 Gd Hlqi rebound Did he make L+? HWS H525 l Tgke 447. boil H76 Omer my RCM fo' + 15 1-LI Slqodf' X ,Ll lfilblt , :ll N' ,yi- -14J,l W' '.Jl'nl gljxf Xl Clif X ......f-.. Tv- h .- Q , Y M H 14.-,xi ' , Y V' .,,,,, , .. - 19 A- -ff 'rf J , -' V ' 'rl .N-1. .jf Ha'-pf' , - anis- -5 Y , ,,., Q A4 , 1 -4-'N .wp . , .WL -, ' 1. , - - A , ,,1'- . , ' ' a. - 3 A- '....f.s. '- ' WTZQLQ B-' N 5 if f TRACK Second Row, left to right: John Kennedy, Melvin Jordan, Edward Daner, Lawrence Keane. Howard Osborne, Gerald Davis, Erving Hull, Mr. James Conroy, Coach. Kneeling: Russell Wallace, Edward Welch. F' -'-Q. ,. .4--Q ... -r -A-.-- , - 'reI'T'-4.-ae-.P-file Pi 44'--rvi-1 '--fig--.usa ' Q'-.J Q -.... 7 F Fish? GOLF Left to Right: Mr. James Conroy, Coachg David Elson, James Jones, Bruce Jackson, Robert Kirouac. Peter Kirouac, Russell Wallace, William Burtt, Gavin Wrightson. l A n Xxxxx Ex 'TUj'f. gQ1r-- -WI ,W m HM, CIICUS Jalal' ,h-,Na limb e K so -- Tw 1 QQ 'H-asa-rw n ' 'ev swf 9. fv5f'++ fff 1 Q' T , FY' JA BUYS' INTRAMURALS Fourth Row, left to right: William Woodason, Richard Webster, John Grantham, William Alexander, Robert Reilly, Daniel Carpeno, John Kennedy, Gerald Davis, Carl Gelfan, John Royal, John Patterson, Richard Verzone, Clark Bailey. Third Row: Ian Mueller, Nyman Halfond, Donald Morway, Ralph Hutchins, Duncan Oliver, John Bresnahan, Richard DeGirolamo, David Peterson, Lawrence Keane, David Phelps, Paul- Graham, Richard Kraus. Second Row: Keith Hunnewell, Robert Hall, Henry Flynn, Robert Reid, Robert Donnell, Frank Chmara, Arnold Halfond, Russell Wallace, Edward Welch, David Marshall, John Boyden, Alan Dunakin, George Goodwin, Mr. Edward Koskella, Director. First Row: Richard Berglund, Richard Bonz, James Jones, Michael Callahan, Kenneth Webster, Edward Daner, Philip Carter, Howard Glaser, Richard Beckwith, Lawrence Dingman, Donald Gay, Bruce Jackson, James Cutler. GIRIS' INTRAMURMS Fifth Row, left to right: Joanne Hamer, Margaret Morgan, Farley Peck, Marlene Levan- son, Cherry Langstroth, Phyllis Fleming, Priscilla Sweet, Jeanne Poblenz, Mona Feeley, Regis King, Edna Lavezzo. Fourth Row: Jennifer Wrightson, Nancy Patterson, Lee Oliver, Patty Ann Sykes, Carole Rosoff, Virginia Markt, Beverly Cox, Mary Wright, Judith Risch. Ellen Keating. Third Row: Bonnie Flynn, Judith Schwarzler, Pamela Foster, Susan Fallon, Laura Fannell, Dorothea Kelley, Eleanor Sykes, Ann Hayes, Grace Butcher, Mrs. Anita Keyes, Director. Second Row: Elizabeth Cilly, Marion Wald, Mary Brunetta, Judith Reinhardt, Gretchen Myers, Cynthia Hall, Lee Carney, Ruth Kersch, Louisa Gardner, Janet Spaulding. First Row: Katherine White, Kathryn Metcalf, Alice Sellew, Ann Hughes, Natalie Gross- man, June Lowden, Marilyn Niethold, Elsie Lavezzo. L 5 ,Li 41 , I ML- 'X-5 Ax- 4 Xl 0 91-ii xff '23 1 K M .4-,Q H 6 N 1 - Vkwv uiwwlv A-THF' SOFTBAH Second Row, left to right: Grace Butcher, Cynthia Hall, Eleanor Sykes, Bonnie Flynn, Farley Peck, Susan Fallon, Lee Oliver. First Row: Judith Risch, Margaret Nuscher, Edna Lavezzo, Gretchen Myers, Mrs. Anita Keyes, Coach. .L-,- , 6 -si ,,..,,,,,' .,,, - i ' v ,W r, 43405 1,YNA'9q Kqt,ww1o wap ,iyxA WSXKAH0 ,twin fi ff-1 of I BASEBALL Second Row, left to right: David Deltano, Manager, George Goodwin, Ian Mueller, Richard Kraus, Howard Glaser, Robert. Reid, Robert Donnell, Alan Dunakin, Mr. Edward Koskella, Coach. First Row: Keith Hunnewell, Russell Wallace, David Marshall, Edward Welch, Daniel Carpeno, Arnold Halfond, Robert Hall. A 32 bf. -TT, , M' Eff f ywffmag. nf' lg' , -41 il T .PQ SO Sluwwa . Easy clot, , U-up avail over On affa Q T.'me'gl.fL5 AAA.. I A K +-- L- Vi- K 'I Eve Tf 'f JN 'fflli Mans ' ' - ' 3gA xigllcus W' 1 ,N l 9 Wg' K 311 .' :W 1 V x 3 Hg BOYS' VARSITY CIUB Third Row, left to right: Robert Hall, Stephen Leedham, Warner Poor, Russell Wallace, Edward Welch, Keith Hunnewell, Paul Graham, David Elson, John Boyden, Arnold Halfond, Ian Mueller, Clark Bailey. Second Row: Mr. William Konsavage, Advisor, Daniel Carpeno, David Peterson, Kenneth Webster, James Jones, Bruce Jackson, Howard Glaser, Richard Hunnewell, David Deltano, Richard DeGirolamo, John Bresnahan, John Kennedy, Mr. James Conroy, Advisor. First Row: Mr. Edward Koskella, Advisor, Robert Donnell, George Goodwin, Secretary: David Marshall, Treasurer, Alan Dunakin, President, Robert Reid, Vice President: Gerald Davis, Richard Kraus, William Burtt, Howard Osbome, Mr. Harold Clark, Advisor. t li. . ni.. ,ii GIRIS' VARSITY CIUB Fourth Row, left to right: Marlene Levanson, Cherry Langstroth, Lee Oliver, Judith Risch, Beverly Cox, Gretchen Myers, Cynthia Hall, Ellen Keating, Priscilla Sweet, Phyllis Fleming. Third Row: Carole Rosoff,-Virginia Markt, Grace Butcher, Regis King, Lee Carney, Eleanor Sykes, Judith Schwarzler, Jeanne Poblenz, Joanne Hamer, Bonnie Flynn, Second Row: Ann Hayes, Farley Peck, Elizabeth Cilley, Laura Fannell, Ruth Kersch, Judith Reinhardt, Patricia Carney, Dorothea Kelley, Susan Fallon, Pamela Foster, Mrs. Anita Keyes, Advisor. First Row: Elsie Lavezzo, Katherine White, Ann Hughes, Jennifer Wrightson, Treasurer, Margaret Morgan, President, Patty Sykes, Secretary, Mona Feeley, Margaret Nuscher, Marilyn Niethold, Edna Lavezzo. - fx F'-,.f'hf9f5iT'II, ni 1 W' n Second Row, left to right: Katherine White, Assistant Manager, Priscilla Sweet, Lee Oliver, Patty Sykes, Beverly Cox, Judith Schwarzler, Dorothea Kelley, Judith Risch, Virginia Markt, Ellen Keating, Lee Carney, Pamela Foster, Cherry Langstroth, Ruth Kersch, Manager, Mrs. Anita Keyes, Coach. First Row: Jennifer Wrightson, Margaret Nuscher, Farley Peck, Margaret Morgan, Jeanne Poblenz, Regis King, Captain, Edna Lavezzo, Grace Butcher, Joanne Hamer, Gretchen Myers, Cynthia Hall. VARSITY BASKETBAH Due to unforeseen happenings, this year's girls' varsity basketball team was not so successful as it has been in the past. Nevertheless, spurred on by Mrs. Anita Keyes, coach, and Regis King, Captain, the girls displayed school spirit, and good sportsmanship at every game. We all hope that Grace Butcher, star forward, will be able to play again next year and that next year's team will enjoy a successful season. S C O R E S We Opponent They 26 Alumnae 31 27 Mansfield 30 28 Canton 31 45 Canton 54 27 N. Easton 44 20 Foxboro 30 35 Foxboro 52 37 Mansfield 30 35 N. Easton 48 1l.S CIICU5 J...LL Did SPIE v1nu,l4ei+3 VQ+CH Suqpd ir 1-2 Rubbef I-rl. f ' 3' K , Sfv- e -e - dd, Sideline can-cl, 1 X-flue-re Ls 3 - j gay- 1 , . Q -.1 Q1 . 4: was .J 1-5 4 1 fy -A .- . ,-, xi' .5. pCGLVse+5 T' U CIIG WT Standing, left to right: Edna Lavezzo, Joanne Hamer, Farley Peck, Mrs. Anita Keyes, Sponsor. Kneeling: Mona Feeley, Margaret Morgan, Grace Butcher, Captaing Regis King, Gretchen Myers. Q cumufnnfns gm The cheerleaders of the 1952-1953 season, under the t capable leadership of Grace Butcher, have spurred the basketball team on to victory at all the games. Credit should also be given to Mona Feeley who did a wonderful , job as head cheerleader in Grace's absence. L J Q.-:gi ' A great deal of work was put into the alteration of 7 their uniforms and the successful results were a great K! improvement. Through the help of the newly formed Girls' X Varsity Club next year's squad will have new vests to go l I with these uniforms. Q We hope that next year's cheerleaders will have as Xi much pep as the girls have displayed this season and that 'ig f the student body will continue to support them as enthusi- gi 29 astically. ,N Z' f 1... ann : l su - A ,,,,.!..C ..rs::' . an J, f a ga q , - .. e 1 , an...-of-' , , ' 'i I ' 'F is ., lil Alf 3. fl 'Q - U15 'll,a g R G 1 , 1.5211 I nllur W Zllkl ,M -ve D , mm .saw 5 XllllW.,i a+fJer-- in U , . , tixxxlllllllllllf, all al A 1 Q ' r' lr! . gl - I 6 gi l. . 'u- 'IN ,Q ' If W , Zh Z, 5' y :J 1 - , I X nu -' l 71 - - D B ' cami - xl- 2 3 K 15' ,Ld y wht .'!E3gf'M4 Q fm' - las x- a r.: - l -H- .H -I ' ' ,- , 1 ' A - a ' A-:. V 37 peach for We .9147 P'r'CH 7 S -H -A JR- 0 -N ' M , ' Q . .' . ' 4 f V' f ' x : I -y3,,, L a Q' 1 H' vi if if ,az r Q' -ff 2. 1 N ., H 1 y g 1 WK- ., X H S, 1 3 '- ls. . , an ,ef 3,51 Wiz, if MQA V R: JW' 'Er u ., k fi , , 1 C' '5 ' 1 ' if . f s f N H- 5 ! NJ!-,eel of for-func X If ' .gg- THQ Sfcur Spanjleal Born-sef ' -1 , .-x. . X The Xfcfory Cheer- Le,+,5 +0-qeujtv' ,-.. - -- - -i -e -- lf - - 4 ' - .up u - A -are-o-0. , , W , ' Q ' A -'I - ' Q' . 'f nl . .l'5r,-HT' ,, -,Q i - 'W' 'i -ml! m QR, WQFQ5 ' ' 3 H Nlff'-1' gifif ' il - . ' V- : ' 1,1 9'1:t'4 ' 'W Q ' f , Q ff ? , as'F 'Sa ' ff Lg, Q '14 ' M 0 Quin. Q A I Y 38 V, :A I figs pdf' ,lvaygf X No Lunch fx NoTicKe.'E ' 1-dsx AFET A! 1 If WX 1 w 'N' 1H5'3: , 'ff Dggmxow Ven 0 a Den+B+ Hppo1n+men+I ,Z-u ' ,,4 3 wx A , x I in A -. , , - H .. f fm-- Th's is on 1 U-D S irw y. Y 1 Buj'I VA1S Qbserm K 7 f 5 r I r t 'ff f'T11 I N Mm lx' J1li'.4frf'i MKTIEQ 2 ' iflltus W y, A 'N' f 'axl- ?y,l,ik-V K X il A 1 If Tv ' T W9 7 iw JL If , 1 ,l E' 'Q u J -Sf' mfcf, M www . A Vx O J 66 cUf1V o-YV' nba ess' M SCHOOL DAYS xx is-W J'3 '7 .- fl G' QL flfx- f -3 ,f , 0 U 1 g NN ' J-COLCI I+ Q,-3-5-L-CJ-k I A-at f 'E H7-C o'0'6 'T.Vc..u0Ii ion ,rv ,. - 'tiigg' 3, fQ e!X Lx 55- dm Q , L'-:arf f I - G 1 e S9045 we can-1-ecfrgd To H75 0l,A,.,c 517,41 -.4-1+ YI, 0 tucus VC?-4 iwft 40 Xqfl-7a,f,5 H19 one Ham on TYC X THROUGH THE YEA Q79 .-, A--fra. I OPe1r'a.'Ho vm 2.05, R 'I do solewwmysweof ...... ' f-Of QW Mtn UA' ' Ofc-me AU. Ye Ta,ifL,f,,,L' 'Dan ce vw e l005e U i'm.l mi3' I' SJ ir - I 1. H ,,,, .. ,,2 .,,f.9'T, H Q 3 Y? 'I J 4 1 3T f 1 4 Tn: Algrl ff-pq' 1 3 ' ,fc ' 7.41 uw l nyc? H5 iQi::'n ' 3 wi 5 f H A HHH .5 L . 'Ziff ll W 1: Z! I X1 G+'.'- , , JJ 1-L16 D N fx i , W! xl-Q1 , V ff?-H M X! Xxx ' , 4 , ' L1 U r N ffl: E YEARBUOK STAFF ffl? Third Row, left to right: Peter van Dernoot, William Burtt, Robert Reilly, Nicholas Thomas, Donald Reid, Marie Hurley, Donald Morway, Robert Wilder, Alan Dunakin, Ronald Davis, Gavin Wrightson. Second Row: Margaret Morgan, Carl Uretsky, Barbara Poirier, Marjory Olson, Miss Dorris Newton, Advisor, Farley Peck, Robert Reid, Joanne Hamer, Margaret Nuscher. First Row: Georgine Gold, Phyllis Golden, Edna Lavezzo, Elaine Ellis, Robert'Donne1l, Mona Feeley fseatedl Co-Editors-in-Chief, Griselda Hepner, Joan Abel, Sonya Krauss. Regis King. rw' is --Lg' fiery! glint I? ' .1 7 ' E --'5'gj f in -'bio one Thvee' ,N Pf g I V v f l 'ff -R , 44 OOPSH' A How do you .slncu CI-,ack H' carefully CLIQMPS- The 'H-,+ee, wwuskefeefe , . 111: 1 I . 9 af--s. E- if 'H FYMQ' ff I 0 t 1 in 42 ll :NPA , , rg Q . ' A 1: .D Ae, Q ea -P 1, 'X Yrs ' i-ul ff - -..., 4:1 J .Aa-upsalsux-.. .. . ., 4,1 L - ,. . ..::'1JQ Standing: Robert Reilly, William Burtt, Phyllis Golden, Farley Peck, Peter van Dernoot, Gerald Davis, Sonya Krauss, Miss Dorothy Chase, Director, Carl Uretsky. Sitting: Robert Reid, Joan Abel, Georgine Gold, Elaine Ellis, Griselda Hepner, Marie Hurley. I ir 9 .-, Y U SENIUR PLAY , - A A cwo ml S? On the evening of December 12, 1952, the Senior Class K presented their play entitled, Professor, How Could You! g ff Under the very capable direction of Miss Chase, the cast, the committees, and the stagehands, worked diligently lx X ll x f f to make the play the tremendous success that it was. ' -S sf s 109 Sain, I C A S T r ROBERT REID ........ ......... ..... 'r h e Professor Q 3,4 r ROBERT REILLY ..... ............ J ohn ,?Lf.,Lf'j WILLIAM BURTT .... ..... B oggins L ' CARL URETSKY .... ..... G randpa 1 4' MARIE HURLEY ..... .... G randma vf 'L , JOAN ABEL ............ ..... V ickie - l , PHYLLIS GOLDEN ..... ...... v alerie , , GEGRGINE GOLD ...... ............ P risciua , A -gf! FARLEY PECK ............. ........... T ootsie Bean xo 4 PETER van DERNOOT ..... . . . Butcher-Boy Bean r 7 mr ' K N -- ,iff-fr Elk S P if 11 lf, 5 .jlll I S. -2- 45.124,-4 . -B S1 VT ix, ,,, A ll la Q. ,'l', , -A ll 7' AL C A 2. . 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' :' l '.f -A A N L .- 5' ,lx L V' E5 If .1 -P '-A BUYS' CHURUS Third Row, left to right: Robert Hall, John Howe, David Marshall, John Boyden, Ron- ald Davis. Second Row: Raymond Margil, Russell Wallace, Edward Welch, Edward Glover, Paul Graham, Richard Flynn, Frank Chmara. First Row: Melvin Jordan, Daniel Carpeno, James Jones, Richard Beckwith, Carl Uretsky, Peter van Dernoot, William Alexander. MUSIC GRUUPS The music department of Sharon High School has grown greatly, both in size and quality, in the past few years. The newly formed band, under the direction of Mr. Hoffman, has played at several school assemblies including those at Thanksgiving and Christmas. A small group from the band delighted spectators and encouraged school spirit by playing at all the home basketball games. The Boys' Chorus was formed this year under the direction of Mrs. Merritt. This chorus, which has already sung at several engagements, has concentrated mostly on the building of a repertoire specializing in college songs. The A Cappella Concert Choir is carrying on the good work that they started last year with the aid of Mrs. Merritt. Because the girls have worked hard andiat present have a repertoire which is two hours long, they have had many outside engagements. The president of the group is Joanne Hamer, and the announcers are Gretchen Myers, Lee Carney, Cynthia Hall, and Regis King. When the girls attended the Southeastern Music Festival last year, they received a very high rating. We are certain that they will win another high rating when they enter this Music Festival again this spring. l All three musical groups have contributed much to the school by providing entertainment and by encouraging school spirit. We sincerely hope that they will continue their grand work. ll CFS P BAND Third Row, left to right: Neil Holzman, Joseph Klein, Richard Rau, Duncan Oliver, John Ditzler, Donald Dunakin, Harriet Lillard, John Howe. Second Row: Elizabeth Cilley, Morton Gross, Mary Richardson, Richard Dolph, Ralph Churchill, Meredith Speirs, John Hawkins, Edward Altshuler, Paul Kreitzberg. First Row: Richard Beckwith. Peter Dickerman, Wayne Fleming, Lawrence Callahan, Warren Cass. William West, Robert Hunnewell, David Hunnewell, Mr. Philip Hoffman. Director: Philip Carter. J 'ith ui A B V31 ..1,4 ...s ' -1 it afar A CAPPEHA CHOIR Third Row, left to right: Margaret Wilber, Maureen Sweatman, Jennifer Wrightson, Lee Oliver: Judith Risch, Marlene Levanson, Elaine Poirier. Second Row: Phyllis Fleming, Pamela Foster, Patricia Carney, Alice Sellew, Ruth Kersch, Susan Fallon, Geraldine Danca, Mrs. Madeline Merritt, Director. First Row: Joan Abel, Margaret Morgan. Lee Carney, Griselda Hepner, Joanne Hamer, President, Edna Lavezzo, Cynthia Hall, Gretchen Myers, Regis King. 46 fo 5 -. L Y-7' I in 1. Standing, left to right: Mona Feeley, Mr. Harold Clark, Sponsorg David Marshall, Gretchen Myers, Joseph Klein. Seated: Joan Abel. Margaret Morgan. Edna Lavezzo, Farley Peck. HONUR SUCIETY Membership in the National Honor Society is based on four principles: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It is the aim of the organization to foster these principles in the school and to encourage the students to strive for membership This year the induction ceremony was conducted by Mar- garet Morgan and Joan Abel, members from the previous year, and Mr. Clark, sponsor. The new members selected were: Mona Feeley, Edna Lavezzo, and Farley Peck from the Senior Class and Gretchen Myers, Joseph Klein, and David Marshall from fi ,un x Q-pf' rcs' l H . Q i by self-improvement. y . I . I o 0 ' ' ' 3 h J ' Cl 'X' 2 O t e unior ass. 0 0 - I I 1 I ,, ,, i ,, pl A ,.,, , ,C , ip '?T'i 'iT i ii i ' i 444- i-.Ski N , i gf I 24' i iv , ,g.e'.::i 4 I N T, 1 K I-MCM' , ,'--'i ,,!! liiigguv ,, vi q gi Q W ,if f riff ,,x 4 fini.. Third Row, left to right: William Haimes, Carl Uretsky, Robert Donnell, Ian Mueller, William Burtt, George Goodwin, John Van Stone. Second Row: Lawrence Dingman, Edna Lavezzo, Ann Hayes, Paul Graham, Patty Ann Sykes, David Peterson, Cynthia Hall, Dorothea Kelley, Joseph Amorosino. First Row: Karen Robinson, Barbara Spaulding, Russell Wallace, Vice President, Gretchen Myers, Secretary: David Marshall, President, Miss Barbara Burns, Advisor, Alan Dunakin, Treasurer, Richard Lindberg, Griselda Hepner. STUDENT COUNCH This year, as in the past, the Student Council, under the able direction of Miss Burns, has completed many successful and beneficial projects. At Christ- mas, it supervised the collection of clothing for the Save The Children Federation . In addition to this worthwhile project, it presented an assembly on par- liamentary procedure, conducted the election of the Good Government Day representative, and helped to establish a safety patrol for the school. Plans are being formed for a formal induction of members into the Student Council next year. I Sharon High School is indeed proud of the work done by its Student Council. W ill W -'MA-sn-vv .14 S.l.5 GUS 'Q , ',,,.i S gf ,-----sr ll!! lid il l I WHIINHM Hunan u g11i,Am1 h ,, E ag Le Sfaff W Llbrarlans Vu sual. Ed. Sjraff if Word of Appreciation to Our Advertisers +re- are The members of the Class of 1953 Wish to take this oppor- tunity 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 GIRLS CLUB to the Class of '53 OF THE CLASS OF from 1 9 5 3 A FRIEND Tel. NOrwood 7-0500-7-2594 TURNPIKE LUMBER COMPANY Doors - Windows - Lumber - Etc. 900 Boston-Providence Highway at Norwood, Mass. Babel's Paint and Wallpaper 715 WASHINGTON STREET NORWOOD- OPP, GUILD THEATRE MODENE PAINT SERVICE Llberty 2-7008 CApitol 7-4790 Congratulations WINSLOW'S EXPRESS from Boston - Canton - Sharon - Stoughton FURNITURE and PIANO MOVING NATIONAL JEWELERS c. I-3. McCarthy 427 washington st. of Proprietor CAnton 6-0644 NORWOOD MacDONALD'S JOHN SEXTON 81 CO. MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE GROCERS P. O. Box J S NEWTON, MASSACHUSETTS N COLOR CENTRE 48 Day Street, Norwood FOR FINE PAINTS, WALLPAPER and ARTIST MATERIALS ' CARROLL CUT RATE 42 CENTRAL ST. FOXBOEO, MASS. Congratulations from M O O R E ' S 2 STORES 23 Central Street 18 School Street Foxboro F OXBORO FURNITURE CO. High Quality Furniture at Low Prices Authorized Dealers for General Electric and Crosley Appliances Dumont Television Bottled Gas Distributors 38 School St. - Foxboro - Tel. 2103 Congratulations from Ouimets' Drug Store Inc. Foxboro FULLER BROTHERS Established 1919 30 Central Street Telephone 402 FOXBORO, MASS. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Congratulations to the Class of 1953 RODMAN WHITE LEGHORN FARM Sharon, Mass. Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1952 to the Class of ,52 ROCKETT'S a CLEANERS AND DYERS Sharon 919 Lake Massapoag Congratulations to the Class of 1953 ' .IOHN COLANERI TAILOR and CLEANSER FRIEND LUMBER CORP. of MEDFORD MEDFORD, MASS. GEORGE W. ELLIS INSIDE and OUTSIDE PAINTING SHARON 2665 Congratulations from FURLONG'S CANDIES .si ICE CREAMS Norwood and Millis, Mass. l 1 I Best Wishes Congratulations f THE VILLAGE GIFT SHOP THENTIUT 4 Post Omce Square CORNER OF ROUTE 1 and 27 ROLLY'S SERVICE STATION Congratulations TYDOL Gasolines Complete Lubrication DR. S. Tires, Tubes, Batteries 8: Accessories OPTOMETRIST WALPCLE- MASS- 62 South Main street simon Tel. 5593. Cor. Routes 27 Gr 1 Congratulations Congratulations Dewey LBeach and Son TRANSPORTATION to the Class of 1953 Dr. and Mrs. Jack Steinberg and Children Congratulations From MACKAYS SCHOOL SUPPLIES ROLL - LAND SKATING RINK ROUTE 1, NORWOOD, MASS. PUBLIC ROLLER SKATING EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT MONDAY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY RINK MAY BE RENTED FOR PRIVATE PARTIES ON MONDAY'S ONLY Congratulations to the Class of 1953 A. BENDINELLI MOULTON'S WHERE THE CLERKS ARE GLAD TO SEE YOU Sharon, Mass. Congratulations The VILLAGE FOOD SHOP CLOVERLEAF ALLEYS ROUTE 1751 NORWOOD, MASS AUTOMATIC PIN SETTING MACHINE For Res. Call Nor. 7-0410 Congratulations and Good Luck Eleanor C. Kellogg S . Fly- N6 ' Z h -' n Z E Real ummm state 'Hi l T4 'c1,A'.3 '..:A?'.f '.1'.: 55 lifzs fft' ' LSTAT' Duff ZL'Ilfl Il Rl'fI1fflI'l' IW? North Hain Strom-r Sunxnmx, Nlxssxunfl Sl IIS Sllillilil 1317 Congratulations from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Abel DONNA MAE'S FRIED CLAMS FRENCH FRIES FISH and CHIPS Opposite Norwood Arena THE SHARON ADVOCATE Published Since 1873, Weekly by the Citizens of Sharon Telephone Sharon 2131 SHARON TURKEY FARM H. GROSS, Proprietor N I C K ' S BARBER sHoP ULMAN'S MARKET CHOICE MEATS 614 Washington Street Canton 6-0358 Free Delivery CONGRATULATIONS from the FOXBORO LAUNDRY Congratulations to the Class of 1953 STRAND JEWELERS 572 Washington Street Canton, Massachusetts CA - 6-0381 Congratulations to the Class EZIO'S BEAUTY SALON SHARON 2281 Congratulations Class FOXBORO HAT SHOP WALTER E. F EELEY FLOWERS BY HARWOOD Shop: Sharon Heights Shopping Center FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION Greenhouses: 130 South Main St., Sharon, Massachusetts Telephone 710 BOND SHOES NEXT TO TOWN HALL 966 Main Street Walpole Congratulations from SUMNER ARONSON STATION GARAGE Esso Gas and Oil TEL. 2695 Congratulations NORWOOD RADIO CO. to the Class of '53 R. A Norton from 711 Washington Street Norwood 7-1101 SHARON HARDWARE Radio, Television and Appliances SHARON CLEANERS Same Day Service In by twelve and out by five Fur Storage, Waterproofing, Moth Proofing Shirts Laundered Pillows Cleaned and Sterilized For Pick-up phone Sharon 2677 Opposite High School BRULIN 81 CO., INC. William L. Rau, Division Manager 51 Pond Street, Sharon Manufacturers of Floor Treatments Cleaners, Insecticides and Disinfectants Congratulations to the Class of 1953 EDMUND DELTANO'S POULTRY FARM Producer of Fine Table Eggs PRUELL'S sUNoCo SERVICE STATION Corner Route 1 and Walpole St. Sharon, Mass. Congratulations from STOUGHTON SUPPLY and LUMBER BROCKTUN PUBLIC MARKET, Inc. GENERAL ICE CREAM 157-161 Main street CORPORATION Brockton 43, Massachusetts PLYMOUTH ROCK DIVISION Telephone 2900 Established 1899 385 NORTH AVENUE FROZEN FOOD NO. ABINGTON, MASS. LOCKER PLANT Congratulations Congratulations to the from Class of 1953 Mr. and Mrs' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golden . Irvlng Burroughs WALPOLE RADIO TRAUT'S GARAGE CUMPANY Radio and Television SHELL SERVICE Sales and Service GENERAL REPAIRS East Walpole 1235 The students of Sharon High School 88 Pond Street Tel. 3156 wish to thank Mr. Aronson for his gen- erosity in making it possible for us to see the televised events of Inauguration Day. Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Qrescemt Ridge Dairy MLW 1 M. V. PARRISH Telephone SHARON 2740 can whip our cream, but you can't beat our m CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1953 from The Kafka Family SHARON CO-OPERATIVE BANK o Savings Share Accounts 0 Serial Shares for Regular Saving Paid-Up Shares for Investment The bank for your HOME FINANCING BRUCFXS ANIMAL HOSPITAL AND KENNELS, Inc. 24 Hour Ambulance Service Route 1 8: 128 DEDHAM, MASS. DE-3-2750 - DE-3-2800 Congratulations to the Graduation Class of 1953 NORFOLK COUNTY TRUST CO. Capital S1,760,000.00 Surplus S1,550,000.00 Sharon Box Company, In Good Luck to the Boys and Girls of The Class of 1953 Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of 1953 THE DOUGLAS R. NORWOOD COMPANY SHARON SQUARE CONGRATULATIONS FROM - MOOSE HILL FARM Beatrice Floral Gardens FLOWERS and PLANTS For A11 Occasions 630 South Main St., Sharon, Mass. Telephone 776 Congratulations to the Class of '53 SAM 8a JOHN'S SHOE STORE 789-791 Washington Street Stoughton, Mass. Tel. 168-M H. H. SNOW MEN'S WEAR Stoughton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1953 THE WOMEN'S APPAREL SHOP Stoughton, Massachusetts SHARON SHOE REPAIR 8z SERVICE J. Kiriacopoulos Congratulations to the Class RAIDER'S VILLAGE, INC. Fine Foods-Fountain Service Home made Ice Cream DINGMAN'S REPAIR SERVICE Route 1 Sharon, Mass. COngratu1afi0HS VERITY'S SHOE STORE fI'OIT1 584 Washington St. A Canton, Mass. JACKIS MEN,S, STORE Tel. 6,049,-W C A N T O N X-RAY FITTING SERVICE CANTON AUTOMATIC 56 HR. LAUNDRY 579 Washington St. Canton WESTINGHOUSE LAUNDROMAT AUTOMATIC WASHERS FOR WHITER WASHES P E P I N MOVING 8a STORAGE COMPANY Goods Shipped Anywhere Bonded 8: Heated Warehouses Tel. Walpole 13 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 Sharon Cash Market SHARON, MASS. L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Known wherever there are schools and colleges Attleboro Massachusetts CLASS RINGS and PINS COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS DIPLOMAS - PERSONAL CARDS CLUB INSIGNIA MEDALS and TROPHIES Represented 'byz GENE MANCHESTER CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations and to the Class of ,53 GOOD LUCK from MORGAIVS M. dM .L.M.R'd LUNCHEONETTE an 'S 6' CANTON 6-7026 ESSO PRODUCTS Congratulations fr JOE'S ESSO STATION Om COBBAS CORNER ff X , Cor. Washington St. and Rte. 27 1 Your Highway Surveyor Canton-Sharon-Stoughton Line A C. Lawrellce E. Peck JOE FAY, Prop. ATLAS TIRES ACCESSORIES You Can't Make a Mistake ON ANY PURCHASE YOU MAKE--at AXP! CONGRATULATIONS This is more than a promise-it's a guarantee that you'll never risk a penny on any item you buy at FROM A Sz P. At A 8a P the sale is never completed until you're completely satisfied. The sale must measure up to your every expectation- or A 8a P will promptly refund your money-no questions asked. You can't make a mistake on any purchase you make at- A 81 P SUPER MARKETS CARLETON F. HOLBROOK DUDLEY HILL DEVELGPMENT NEW CAPE con HOMES PRATTONI HOMES INC. Phone - WALPOLE - 1492 W Ph e - FOXBORO 370 CONGRATULATIONS F m JOHN L. KEELING FUNERAL SERVICE NONEECTAEIAN LOCAL and DISTANT SERVICE FUNERAL HOME 40 POND STREET SHARON ROCK MANUFACTURING CO. STOUGHTON, MASS. From Standing Timber to Finished Product Best Wishes to the Class of '53 FOR GOOD BUILDING MATERIALS CALL NORFOLK LUMBER, INC. 43 Canton St., Stoughton, Mass. Congratulations , NEWELL A. PEAVEY REALTOR 165 No. Main St., Sharon, Mass. Telephone 2373 JOHN MORANDI GENERAL CONTRACTOR Telephone 26 Billings Street Sharon 871 Sharon, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1953 CUILLA and SON Contractors Sharon 2215 2578 Congratulations to the Class of 1953 M. J. MORANDI General Mason Contractor SHARON, MASS. Congratulations To the Class of 1953 Sharon Motor Sales FRANK'S RADIO 81 TELEVISION Sales 8z Service Admiral 81 Emerson 29 Wyman Street, Stoughton I Tel. 1074 Polillio Bros. General Construction SAND - LOAM -- GRAVEL CELLAR FOUNDATIONS Tel. Stoughton 588W and 659M Congratulations to the Class LOWE 8: POWERS INC. FUNERAL SERVICE Stoughton, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of 1953 BILLYIS SUPER MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 1953 Warren L. Grant WILLIAM E. McCOLE FUEL and RANGE o1L Tel. Sharon 707 56 Canton St. Sharon, Mass Congratulations to the Class of '53 F. T. CURLEY, INC. Congratulations to the Class of '53 McMANUS' FILLING STA. , , Congratulations from GLENMORE G. PECK PLUMBING and HEATING .IOHN B. KENNEDY REAL ESTATE HOMES - LAND 341 So. Main St., Sharon 435 ARCHIBALD H. PECK FURNITURE and PIANO MOVING 247 South Main Street Telephone Sharon 2223 SHARON, MASS. R. W. JONES ELECTRICAL CO., INC. GEORGE H. MARKT RANGE and FUEL OILS D ' A M 0 N D T O O L C 0' E. Chestnut St., Sharon, Mass Telephone Sharon 966 M. F. BROWN PROMPT SERVICE 63 FURNACE STREET MAIL BOX 85 SHARON MASS FOXBORO MASS ROLAND J. HOLDING Congratulations from COMPANY Domestic and Commercial Heating Tel. 2585 56 Harold Street Sharon, Mass. 9 l Gertrude s Pastry Shop 641 Washington Street Norwood, Mass. N O - 7-0878 Walpole Business Men's Association BOWDEN HARDWARE A. sl P. STORES VVATSON'S DOUG'S Do-NUT sHoP ' SWENSON'S MEN'S sHoP WINSLOW WARREN C. E. HoLT Co. BIRCHARD'S CLEVELAND FUEL, Inc. CURTIN PHARMACY EQ M. FORD sg-51.00 TED DELANEY SMITH GULF SERVICE STATION J. GORDON RITCHIE, Inc E. H. ANDREWS 121 CENTRAL STREET COAL CO. NORWOOD, MAss. Coal-FUEL OILS-Coke 4 I 4 JEWELERS - WATCHMAKERS Sharon 2423 NO. 7-2014 BRANDY'S SHOE STORE Nationally Advertised Footwear Jarman - Erma Jettick - Fleet - Air VValpole, Mass. SMITH HOBBIES 928 MAIN STREET WALPOLE, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS FROM WILCORT JEWELERS Stoughton Brockton CONGRATULATIONS to the Class Of '53 HENRY HANSEN PAINTING 1 VVashington St. 246 Main St. I NSIDE and OUTSIDE BEST WISHES and HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to The Class Of 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Uretsky CONGRATULATIONS from H. Maynard Gould Company EAST WALPOLE MASS. rw-wvaupg-Twnv . A BEAUTIFUL BIRCH KITCHENS FORMICA TOPS -- FREE KITCHEN ESTIMATES RAY MUCCVS, INC. 1065 MONTELLO STREET ROUTE 28 TELEPHONE BROCKTON 899 - 8929 To the Members of the SENIOR CLASS CARRY YOUR COURAGE AND YOUR ENTHUSIASM INTO A BETTER WORLD WITH THE BEST WISHES OF THE W SHARON ROTARY CLUB CONGRATULATIONS CLASS of 1953 PETTEES SUPERETTE r 'fi .I N We MEN'S , 1 Reg M101 1 , CLOTHES to RENT R E A D 8 W ll I T E lll SUMMI-:R ST., BOSTON Lfaliilillezs' ' ie . lion. Norwood Wedding Center riefyfzfayjdy do dk!!! aNd? F60771, Catering - Photography Invitations - Tuxedos - Flowers Gowns 534 W shingt Street Norwood 7-0242 BEST WISHES from CARTER-RICE and COMPANY Corporation -V- FINE AND INDUSTRIAL PAPERS AND TWINES John W. Biggs 273 Summer St Sharon Boston, Mass orwood Retail Trade Board ATLANTIC Sa PACIFIC TEA STORES MUSIC NOOK Central Street THE ALICE SHOP 696 Washington Street AMBROSE PRESS Washington Street ALLEN'S PERFUMES Washington Street BAKER'S DRESS GOODS Washington Street BERNEDDY'S MARKET Washington Street BERT'S MEN'S SHOP Washington Street BRENNER'S CHILDREN SHOP Washington Street BURK'S SHOE STORE Washington Street CLEAR WEAVE g Washington Street CUMMING'S Washington Street DREYFUS 8: 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 HALON'S JEWELRY Washington Street KAY'S HAT SHOP Washington Street KESSLER'S 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 84 SUPPLY CO. Washington Street Norwood Messenger 8a 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 REGENT'S SHOP Washington Street SAM'S AUTO SUPPLY CO. Cottage Street SEARS, ROEBUCK 85 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 0 Course Y0u'1fe mud .' You should be! The good work you have done at school has made you a graduate this year. BIRD 84: SON, INC., is proud, too. Bird has done a con- sistently fine job for its customers over many, many years. Starting as a paper manufacturer back in 1795, Bird branched out into the manufacture of huilding materials, floor coverings and allied products. Thru Bird expansion and progress one thing has remained constant, the high quality of its products. Bird has offered its customers quality products for over 150 years and of that it is proud! 'k MANUFACTURERS OF ROOFING, SIDING, FLOOR COVERING Bm PLANT BANDS, CORRUGATED 795 I SHIPPING CASES, SPECIAL PAPERS, 'k E. Walpole, Mass. Chicago, Ill Shreveport, La. 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