Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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, 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 '-

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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

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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