Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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1f' 1 25 ' T?Q .WGMQ Pi ... FOURTH ROW, left to right: Joan Bowers, Janice Boyden, Carol Hurley, Madelyn Baldasaro, Corrine Brillant, Mary Keating, Janet Wright, Esther Gately, Mary Maloney. THIRD ROW: Lynne Glover, Carol Peterson, Judith Reisman, Susan Callan, Sandra Thomas, Joan Chamberlin, Carol Reisman, Dorothy Nugent, Barbara Kelley. SECOND ROW: Judith Sher, Irene Hixson, Lenore Putnam, Elaine Abber, Marion Webster, Mary Richardson, Diana Meister, Dena Uretsky, Barbara Hixson. HRST ROW: Angela Crockett, Ellma Quimby, Cynthia Halkyard, Secretary: Richard A V ,Nuscher, President: Miss Dorothy Chase, Advisor, Carol Hunnewell, Vice-President, ' . Joseph Graham, Treasurer, Barbara Slayton, Dorothy Manzer. I FRESHMAN CIASS FOURTH ROW, left to right: Stephen Kussmaul, John Lagsdin, William Haimsg Donald Colbath, Arthur Jones, Paul Fleming, David Owen, Robert Chamberlin, Robert Pat- terson, Alan Muul, Martin Gross, Robert Annis, Wayne Jackson, Raymond O'Neil. THIRD ROW: Arnold Shuman, John Hawkins, Warren Carson, Frederick Goodwin, John Hatch, Wilfred Kingsley, Edward Klein, Wesley Tiffney, Richard Stressenger, Peter Meshon, John VanStone, Richard Fleming, Harvey Miller, Joseph DeGirolamo -l5'Richard Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Irving York, Donald Glaser, Francis Welch, Walter Welch, Harvey ' 1 Eastman, Irving Patz, Richard O'Donne1l, Stanley Potter, Douglas Brookfield, George P Hughes, Martin Ofstein, Michael Bearon, Richard Clapp, Philip Levine, Joel Levanson. FIRST ROW: Richard Dolph, Stephen Steinberg, Cynthia Halkyard, Secretary, Richard Nuscher, President: Mr. Joseph Courteau, Advisor, Mr. Francis Roman, Advisor, Carol Hunnewell, Vice-President, Joseph Graham, Treasurerg Francis Minerva, Roger Morandi: agno- onw c on

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SUPHUMURE CLASS In April 1954, the Sophomore Class presented Crazy Mix Up, which was the theme of their Freshman Dance. In November they again showed their ability to turn the gym into an attractive dance hall when they presented their Sophomore Hop, Mardi Gras. This dance was an over- whelming social success, with a larger attendance than any sophomore dance has had for many years. Not only has the class put on two successful dances, but also they have demonstrated their athletic ability in their two years in high school. We, the Class of 1955, wish them the best of luck in their future social and athletic undertakings. We know they will be outstanding in their junior and senior years. cf: W i ' U Q xv 'Tiff I xg, I ft f I -Q ' C23 V' 'S'-as QQ ..23- 1

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