Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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YEARBUOK STAFF CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Henry Flynn Frank Chmara Business Staff Elizabeth Elson, Editor Norma Bowles Lee Carney Frank Chmara Edward Glover John Kennedy Murdock MacAskill Lee Oliver John Royal Russell Wallace Margaret Wilber Biography Staff Gretchen Myers, Editor George Goodwin Joseph Klein Marlene Levanson Judith Risch Art Staff Bernard Shuman, Editor Henry Flynn Marcia Jordan Maureen Reid Norine Thomas Literary Staff Frank Chmara, Editor Gretchen Myers Judith Risch Photography Staff Joseph Klein, Editor Donald Chambers Ruth Kersch Paul Kreitzberg Murdoch MacAskill Jennifer Wrightson Typography Staff Norma Bowles, Editor Carole Kraus Lee Oliver Alice Sellew Circulation Staff Robert Hall, Editor Elizabeth Elson Keith Hunnewell Sandra Schwartz Features Staff Ellen Keating, Editor Lee Carney Ruth Kersch Warner Poor Russell Wallace Advisor Miss Dorris E. Newton CUNTENTS ADMINISTRATION . CLASSES . . . WILL AND PROPHECY ACTIVITIES . . . SPORTS .... . Page 4 . Page 8 . . Page 26 Page 32 . . . Page 46 THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO, Inc. I Uffiriul Photographers for the Class of 195-1 2

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X X Xxiikhvzxax V xp X 5.1, x NX Nxkix px 'Debicaiiun During the twelve years of our school life, our country has dedicated itself to the pres- ervation of freedom. One major global conflict, numerous minor struggles, and a tense cold war have taken place. Many lives have been lost and thousands of young Americans have been physically incapaci- tated. In addition, great sacrifices have been made on the home front. All of this and more is the high price our fellow countrymen have paid for our cherished freedom. In the feudal days of knighthood and chivalry, privileges were extended only to the nobilityg it has taken centuries to establish freedom and equality as we know them today. As future voters and legislators it will be our responsibility to maintain these rights and privileges which our ancestors strove long to establish and our older brothers have fought to preserve. ln view of these facts and in recognition of the perilous world situation today, we feel it is entirely fitting and appropriate to dedicate our yearbook to freedom. XsFXih XX li Q