Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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' Yfvwa gf 7 5 '1 June 1957 - Sharon, Massachusetts Volume XVII Subscription 81.75 7- 7- 'lf Wwffafnnfl Lmaia Forewowl We, the Class of 1957, wish our yearbook to be a farewell tribute to our high school. As we look ahead to the new building, we can see the aspirations and dreams of the past realized, and yet we can fully appre- ciate the opportunities and privileges we have enjoyed here. Our yearbook theme is Growing Pains and we salute this high school, for here we grew. Some of our growing pains have been over- crowdedness, limited facilities, and lack of various educational and athletic opportunities. We hope that many of these pains will be removed with the completion of our new building. but not too many. For through these growing pains we truly grew: in stature, in mind, and in heart. fl' M ,4 ' -5- ' iii- X 'I' s ..,,uUlIIllllllti - - X g qu xr- - .Eglu uu - wh Y Q is ,a , , , . r s se s- do--J f - f 75 ' T : j Q-asses ' A'-D? ? 'S 'fl h :E lm ET- - 7'f :'f FFW' uv . 1? , ,J -:gf Q7 A - 'fgigig' f. . 1i-.Q U 7 5 v ' l f EEE 2 'Ulf 9- Y - 2 6 1, itz uf 71:42, g -2- L LJ' ofa Mr. 1. Clifford Schwab We, the Class of 1957, wish to dedicate this book to Mr. Schwab in appreciation for the help he has given us during our four years in high school. 1 We all remember the guidance during our sophomore and junior 'years when he served as our class advisor, the counseling he has always been willing to give, and the friendship which has always existed between us. We feel that the success our class has had in Sharon High School, and will have in the future, is due in part to the help which we have received from Mr. Schwab. -3- f al' rr 1e.W ,n-l'.gM YEARBOOK STAFF ?fr r sfvigf f: J , A-1 , J, f QF lg J ' if N ji 1 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 4, 4 4,-1 ,Q fy!! , Lee Blyler if fs A Business Staff Literary Staff :' Bruce Brown-Editor John Andrews-Editor Q Robgrt Callahan Barbara Bengen Robert Freedman Virginia Butler 7, f Sheila Furash Carol Krepon ' ,f Suzanne Little Harriet Lillard Sandra MacPhail John MacPhail Kendall Patterson Eleanor Snyder Art Staff David Baskin-Editor Joan Apgar Barbara Bengen ry! aaa ng--I -11 Circulation Staff EG I 'i:: E I-:,....... ' Kendall Patterson-Editor Bruce Brown Robert Freedman Sheila Furash Suzanne Little Sandra MacPhail -gee S - - John Macpnnu Eleanor Snyder I... -: --r -'ff.c:Z'1' - fi f ' -- 5 E rg: g:'2V ,, T : 'Els T ,.. 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Z Q ' f M , 7 f if 7 4 f X f 7 Y Q Q f :Z Q 5 ' ,ff f 3? 7 Z S X kg 54 K K xW X, I FACU LTY - 5 - nfl- Nxxmv5XxNX Mr. Arnold W. Bartlett The Class of 1957 wishes to express sincerest gratitude to Mr. Bartlett, our principal. We are most appreciative of his understanding and interest, which have contributed so much to the welfare of our class. Mr. Herman H. Richardson We, the Class of 1957, wish to ex- press our appreciation to Mr. Rich- ardson, our superintendent, for the co-operation he has given us in all of our activities, and the help he has given many of us with individual problems. ,Q .ti , fi V bb SY U 'l mf. . - J , ' i,w9+5 V lv' aculty , A J? f 'M J ff! 6.1 K I x vi X, it L THIRD ROW, left to right: Mr. Morton Kaufman, Mr. Gerald Dunn, Mr. William Kon- savage, Mr. Ernest Blake, Mr. Joseph Courteau, Mr. Harold Jackson, Mr. Philip Hoffman, Mr. Walter Benoit, Mr. Walter Billings, Mr. Charles Masi. SECOND ROW: Mr. Francis Roman, Miss Dorris Newton, Mrs. Lillian Reardon, Miss Marion Haley, Mr. John Barrows, Mrs. Eleanor Edwards, Mr. Gary Hall, Mrs. Ann Dann, Miss Dorothea Shea, Mrs. Judith Riegelhaupt, Miss Cecile Bahn, Mr. Clifford Schwab. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Sylvia Furber, Miss Dorothy Chase, Mrs. Katherine Norwood, Miss Barbara Burns, Mr. Edward Koskella, Mr. Herman Richardson, Superintendent, Mr. Arnold Bartlett, Principalg Miss Barbara Flernings, Mrs. Kathryn Baker, Miss Eleanor Bailey, Mrs. Ruth Rivkin. Looking back over the past four years, the highlights we remember are not the clowning antics or the good report cards, but the teachers who have administered to our growing painsn. Their diagnoses and treatment have proved invaluable. Without their knowledge, patience, and under- standing, we would never be here now, standing on the threshold of a promising future. Now, endowed with a good deal more knowledge and a more generous dose of insight than we had when we were freshmen, we can appreciate the devoted efforts of our faculty. May the future classes be fortunate enough to have their learning imparted to them by such a Wonderful group of educators. -7- , , X N GRADE 9 - LATIN I Miss Dorothy Chase Miss Chase. Latin I. and the ancient Romans work together to prove that Latin isn't dead. Hercules, Jason. and Ulysses all prove challenging to the freshmen in this course. if-t GRADE 12 - TRIGONOMETRY Mr. Clifford Schwab As we glance at the period 5 trig and solid class, we see Mr. Schwab, presiding over a school of brook trout . The future engineers of Amer- ica prove identities and plot functions while dreaming of MIT and Rensse- lear. .gn..i GRADE 12 - ENGLISH Mr. Francis Roman One of the IIZUSI entertaining teach- ers in the high SCiit-01.1112 Roman can make Chaucer. English Ql'LlHllllllI'. and even term papers interesting to u tired group of seniors. GRADE 10 - PLANE GEOMETRY Mrs. Reardon Under the expert tutelage of Mrs. Reardon, sophomores learn the artof reading graphs and the skill of bi- secting angles. Here the seeds of a mathematical career are sown. GRADE 12 - PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY Mrs. Riegelhaupt Mrs. Riegelhaupt, a recent arrival at Sharon High, has contributed much to the Social Studies Department with her enlightening courses in P. A. D., World History, Economics, and Soci- ology. S ! few- lf Q! 1 GRADE 10 - BIOLOGY Mr. Billings Biology is the study of life and it is transformed into a lively study with Mr. Billings as the teacher. Kingdom: Sharon High Family: Subjects Class: Biology 4 Phylum: Education C7Order: i ' vi as l ' , X 1 fan -9- ,ll GRADE 10 - SHOP II Mr. William Konsavage Mr. Konsavage produces master craftsmen and useful furniture in his industrial arts classes. Here boys ac- quire a knowledge of tools and ma- terials by actually working with them. TD N.. r 1:-HE9 GRADE 11 - TYPING II Mrs. Ruth Rivkin Expert typists and stenographers are developed under Mrs. Rivkin's watchful eye. Be it for a job or for college, the skill learned in these classes has proved to be invaluable. hvlwyi . ivwffd GRADE 11 - FRENCH II Miss Dorris Newton French is fascinating when studied with Miss Newton. Here a group of juniors are struggling with the gram- mar fundamentals which provide the framework for future study. Parlez- vous francais? Oui, apres les classes de Mllc. Newton. ...10... 'N ,,.S.S,,w3 If ff? CLASSES mWefl7W 4 WD Q AS iw wtf' W9 4 W W7 gg 719 , ' 1 ' 1 f w 1 in-Y S if 7 l ff 1.51227 S l , 2 'EE President DAVID MURRAY RIVERS Dave n Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. ' Activities: Class Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 43 Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Junior Prom Committee 33 Student Council 1, 2, 4, Vice- President 33 Varsity Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 43 Science Fair 23 Basketball 43 Baseball 1, 2, Captain 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Athletic . . . New Hampshire . .. wavy hair . .. playing hockey . . . reliable. . .skiing. . .with Mary. . .friendly. . .genial smile. . .guid- ance work. . .Springfield Vice President OWEN BRUCE BROWN Bruce A friend to all, an enemy to none. Activities: Class President 2. 33 Vice President 43 National . Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 3, President 43 Drama Festival 33 Debating Club 43 Mixed Chorus Vice President 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Business Manager 43 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Exchange Day 33 Delegate to Na- tional Student Ccuncil Convention 33 Good Government Day Representative 4. Anne.. amiability. .Class Marshal...'46 Ford...women drivers . . .Tweetie. . .Indiana . . daggonit . . .Y. P. Fellowship. . .Florida State U. . .doctor. Secretary CAROL LINDA KREPON Carol With the heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. Activities: Class Secretary 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 33 National, Honor Society Secretary 3, 43 Drama Club President 43 Debating Club 43 Eagle Staff 1, 2, Editor-in-chief 33 Sec- retary-Treasurer 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Girls' State 33 Good Citizenship Award 3. HTC. . . brainy . . . That's a pip . . .ragged edge. . .math. . .wash- ing face.. .2:18 train. . . Krapes . . .sense of humor. . .friendly. .. LN, talkative . . . Whatta hunk! . . . diplomatic . .. Junior Classical League Secretary. . .laughing. . .Barnard. Treasurer JOSEPH CHARLES JOHN AMOROSINO Joe I am Sir Oracle, and when I ope my lips, let no dog bark. Activities: Class Treasurer 43 Senior Play 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Librarian 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Golf 1, 23 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4. Shiha . . .friendly. . . good deesy . . .Th3ayer. . . Got your dues? . . .Jolly Chef. . baseball. . . Creamo . . .Fish 'n' Chips. . . Memo- ries Are Made of This . . .restaurant manager. . .Clark University. LA -12.- 'sv JOHN THOMAS ANDREWS, JR. Tom My tongue is the pen of a ready writer. Activities: Senior Play 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3,Vice President 45 Drama Festival 35 Eagle Stall 1, 2, 3, Editor-in-chief 45 Science Fair 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 New England Drama Festival 3, 45 Exchange Student 45 Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Mass. Boys' State 35 National Honor Society 4. Conway...Hillman Minx... Pick you up at quarter of seven . . .eloquent. . . J. T . . .Harriet. . .Mattapoisett. . .Duke , . .garages . . .in front of Pearcey's. . .architect. . .Cornell. vi JOAN CAROL APGAR Joan Foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Drama Festival 35 Drama Club 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Eagle Staff 45 Visual Education Staff 1, 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2. Ssssssssssssst! . . . talking with hands . . . Hunh? . .. Mass. Art classes ... individualist .. . peanut butter. . . Hahahahahahaha . . . Mangi . . . likes Harry Belafonte . . . off-beat writing . . . detests convention . . . sophomore boys . . . riotous cartoons . . . All-State Chorus. . .RISD. . .illustrator JOHN LAWRENCE ARGUIMBAU Gueembo Life is a pleasant institution: Let us take it as it comes. Activities: Freshman Dance 15 Sophomore Hop 25 Senior Play 45 Visual Education 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2. 3. Easy going . . . cleaning the chicken house . . . quiet My car wouldn't start this morning' '... Drag Lynx . . . Moulton's the clerk that's glad to sec you. . .'-17 Ford.. philosopher. . .industrial designer. RUSSELL LELAND BAILEY Russ Do bold things in a quiet way. Q Activities: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-captain 45 Intramurals 1. Quiet. . .outstanding basketball player. . .Betty. . .easy smile. . . tricky lay-up... Go, Go, Go, Russell Bai1ey ...the Square... Let's hit those easy shots ...always re1axed...vanilla cokes ...architectural draftsman. ' PETER CHARLES BARRETT Deedy A gentleman born, with large brown eyes. Activities: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Golf 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2. 33 Boys' Chorus 1, 23 Varsity Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Freshman Dance 13 Basketball 1, 3, 4. Expressive eyes. . .Marie . .'47 Ford Coupe. . .Morgan's. . .witti- cisms .. . zilch performance .. Trades , . . Gonna Get Along Without You . . basketball. . .English. . .athletic director. DAVID NOAH BASKIN Dave Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself, but talent instantly recognizes genius. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Drama Club 43 Eagle Staff 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Artistic . . . The Bolero . . . rock and roll dancing . . . hunting. .. pink convertible .. . self-confidence . . . blue eyes . . . art talent... High Lamb-chops . . , tropical islands . . . curly hair . . . classical ,K music. . .at the MacPhails'. . .Spook. . .artist. 3 'R . 5.31, ' J, .T-Q Izfs' ii BARBARA SUSAN BENGEN Barbara Born to write, converse, and live with ease. Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Drama Festival 33 Drama Club 43 Debating Club 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Eagle Staff 2, 3, 43 Visual Education Staff 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 43 New England Drama Festival 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 4. Audrey Hepburnish. . .clever witticisms. . . fabulous . . .literary and artistic talent. . .speed. . .vivacious. . .Junior Classical League member ... brilliant mind . .. milk bottles.. .doodling. . .paren- theses. . .talkative. . .Brinksy. . .A's. . .Radcliffe ESTELLE ZELDA BERENSON ' Estelle How far that little candle throws her beams: So shines a good deed in a naughty world. i, Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Senior Play 43 Eagle Staff 1, 2, 3. 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Sports Night 1. Center Garage. . .driving around. . . Have you heard'? . . .gener- osity...friendly smile...alumni... I'll meet you down at the corner . . .taxi service. . .gum. . secretary. -14- LEE LANDIS BLYLER, JR. Sleepy The mind's the standard of the man. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff Editor-in-Chief 43 Basketball Manager I, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 2, 33 Intramurals l,2, 3, 4. Tensil strength obliging . .. wonderful mind . .. dry humor. .. meticulous. . .Callahan's house. . .dixieland. . .basketball. . - or- eeno . . .quiet , .one of the Bigk Three. . perfectionist. . . Bustop Song . . efficiency. . .'fBleekah . . Princeton. Y 4 K LESLIE DAVID BROWN Les In quietness there is concealed mirth. Activities: Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Varsity Club 43 Science Fair 1, 2, 33 Baseball 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Field Day 2, 33 Basketball 43 Sophomore Play 2. Clean-cut . .. Hey, is that a- . . . curly hair . . . U. N. trips . .. Freedmans' house. . . Oh what an idiot! . . .muttered jokes.. . good-looking. . .records. . .tall. .engineer. MICHAEL ANTHONY BROWN Duke Full of fun and fancy free: That's the only life for me. Activities: Varsity Club 43 Baseball 33 Intramurals 2. 3, 4. White bucks . .. fooling around ... Bay Road. , .weight lifting. .. irrepressible. . . My Girl Awaits Me . . .eating. . . Oh Yeah! . .. How many want the hot plate? ...electronics technician. VIRGINIA ANNE BUTLER Susie She has a. smile for every friend and a friend for every smile. Activities: Dance Commitees 1, 23 Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Science Fair 23 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 43 Cheerleader 43 Intra- murals 1, 2, 43 Sports Night 13 Field Day 2, 4. You'll Never Walk Alone . . .with Marie. . .Nancy. . parties. . . hates blushing. . .Florida in November. . .writing letters. . .work- ing at Morgan's .. . athletic . .. '49 Pontiac . . . Hey, wait for me! . . .sparkling personality. . .understanding . .nursing ....15.- ROBERT MATTHEW CALLAHAN Bob The little foolery that wise men have makes a great show. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 15 Sophomore Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 De- bating Club 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Visual Education Staff 45 Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Golf 1, 2, 3, 45 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Carefree. . . What's this? . . .The Big Three. . . Calla . . skiing. .. hotel signs . . . You rat . . . gregarious ..., W yland. . .Barbara . . . chemical engineer. . .Dartmouth. CAROL THERESA CANNATA Carol Understanding is the wealth of wealth. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 15 Sophomore Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Var- sity Club l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Chorus 1, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Sports Nights 15 Field Day 2, 3, 4. With Sue. . .Shining my baby-blue Chev. . .working at Market Basket. . . What a hunk . . . Oh Yeh . . .first Girls' Club meeting . . . sports . . . movies . . . understanding . . . friend to all. . .always ready to pitch in. . .Women's Marines. 5 MARGARET EVERSON CHUBB Peg She walks in beauty, like the night of cloudless climes and starry skies. Activities: Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Student Director 45 Drama Club 45 Debating Club, President 45 Eagle Staff 45 Visual Education 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4. Classically beautiful . .. lazying around . . . Joan . . . swimming... lovely blond hair . . . warmth .. . limericks honey . .. Pegs. . .quick wit. . . You guys . . .Cecil B. DeMille. . .neatness . . .nursing. ANTHONY JOSEPH COYNE Ace Fond of fun as fond can be. Activities: Freshman Dance 15 Sophomore Hop 25 Varsity Club 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Basketball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3. Carefree . . . crew cut . . . sharp dresser . . . Carol . . . well known weight lifter.. .friendly. . .hard playing forward. . .tattoo. . . Use your elbows . . .Marines -16- 1 'Q' f if V' W ri . qwyg xxx NICHOLAS FREDERICK DANN Nick f Nothing is impossible to the industrious. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee lg Sophomore Hop , . . I . 1 4' . fl Committee 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior P ay , ma Festival 33 Science Fair 1, 4g Golf 1, 2g Intramurals 1, ' Dra 2, 33 Sophomore play 2. Crewcut . . . Drag Lynx . . . ambitious. . .Norwood Motor Parts . . . driving the M.G.. . .channeled '36 Ford. . .mechanical ability. . . blond. . I ' er's. . engineer. iyllbmwjwi ANN DAVIS Annie Youth, beauty, and gracefii action. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 3, Se i r Play 4, Drama Club 43 Mi e Chorus 3 4, Eagle St 5 Visual Education Staff 3, il Chou! gin 1s2. Giggl' .. . S H ghts . . nice si ing voice . .. dimples... ac 0 plishe no y . . . Cl Lune . . . attractive . . . eeab . etests uing i h ys. . . True Love . . .private secret . My PETER GOULD DICKERMAN Pete It is the business of a wise man to be happy. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee lg Mixed Chorus 3, 43 ' ' 4' E le Staff Sophomore Dance Committee 2, Band 1, 2, 3, , ag 1, 2g Junior Prom Committee 3, Science Fair 2g Sports Band Ig Boys' Chorus 3. Happy-go-lucky. . .ping-pong. . .Ju y . . .P.A.D. . . f'Me1ody of Love . . .music. . .good-natured. . .corpor- ation tax consultant. d . . . What a riot . . .dancing PETER FELDMAN Feldsbar Without music life would be a mistake. Activities: Senior Play 4g Drama Festival 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Science pa Fair 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 43 Olhciating Intramurals 2, 3. Emcee. . .blondes. . . Thanks . . . Erie Cana1 . . .Andy's. . .tennis. . . witty. . .singing and acting. . .Glibert and Sullivan. . .voluble. . . K So how's Mrs. Roman? . . .voca1ist. A 4 rf .1 'N a i n 5? wi 3 . Qk ggi ka . ,a .....'1-71 X .T .sm A c.-.-.ar 1. Hwwgi ROBERT MAURICE FREEDMAN Bob 6 The best things come to those who wait. Activities: Drama 'Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Baseball 3, 4: Intra murals 4. Newcomer. . .friendly . . 'cause you're stupid. thats why . . .with I , Les. . .dry humor. . .good-natured. . . Glad I thought of it . . . S, Imperials. . . True Love . . .basketball. . .curly hair. . .dependable . . .ice-cream sandwiches. . business. LU 'U l Lf' Ez If SI-I L.-Ski.-XQAR. y ASH ,ffl it .W 1 . L 'n he'iovbl' ,things ogpfdllty rg' hur voice, her hair, her eyes. L! fi ctivjties: A ce Cqflnmittee-gli 2. 3: Senior Play 4: Drama Club SJZV - V si 51 Club 2. 3. easurer 4: 127921 Chorus 1. 2. Presi- V den , 4' Eagl S 2. 3, 4: Sciencl Fair 2: Yearbook Staff ' ', J . Girl horu . 2: asketba W. 4: Intramurals 1. 2. 3, 4: fa! Natl al Horror Soci j 4. J' MJXNSU .. . Chr klers . .fl ters to the Univ. of Mass. math. . .. f cauiSe4?h lNIy ppies ... Se' he turned to me ...conscien- C ous. . orts singing. . petite. . .teacher. fi if J i CAROL ANN GEISSLER Giz Taste is the feminine of genius. Activities: Dance Committees 1. 2. 3: Senior Play 4: Student Council 2, 3: Drama Club 4: Debating Club Chairman 4: Varsity Club 1. 2, Treasurer 3, President 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Cheerleaders 3. 4: Intramurals l. 2, 3. 4: Field Day 2. 3. 4: National Honor Society 4. Ai-Ling . . . cheering. . .well dressed.. .meticulous . .varsity. . .Pea Pickers . . . shiny hair. . .Dial soap. . . Oh, fudge . . .seamstress. . . dependable. . .nurse-. CHADWICK TETRAULT GLOVER Chad He relished a joke, and rejoiced in a pun. Activities: Senior Play 4: Track 2: Tennis 3: Intramurals 1, 2. 3. 4: Field Day 2. 3. Sincere. . .'46 Ford. . . Canadian Sunset . . .Drag Lynx. . .model railroading.. witty remarks. .Morgans for coffee. . .Spear Hard- ware. . .hard working. . .electronics technician. ,181 DENNIS DONALD HAMM T 3, Dennis He excels in athletic sports. 3 Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Dance I A Committee 23 Junior Prom Committee 3:Varsity Club 1, 2. 3, ' f 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ' ' Sports. . . Elvis . . .school. . . We had a ball. . . .Morgan's. . .the 'i farm. . .with Chester. . .side burns. . .professional baseball. fix WSQQ gli J 0yk'i,'S'! fx y -3' ,, K fi .. 3. ff CHESTER ALFRED HARRINGTON, JR. Harry He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. Activities: Freshman Dance 13 Sophomore Hop 23 Junior Prom 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Visual Education 1. 2, 33 Science Fair 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. Good natured. . .blue Pontiac.. .with Reed. . . It Only Hurts for a Little While .. . Raider's . . . teasing . . . Billy's Supermarket . .. curly hair. . .tic et seller. . .Navy. ' If 33539 LM df' JUDITH ARLENE MARY HAYES ,I Judy I I-low can I crown thee further, 0 Queen of the Sovereign South? ' Activities: Drama Club 4: Visual Education 4. New addition to S. H. S.. . . you-all . . .dramatic flair. , . Rebel .. .ready smile. . .Vis-ed movies. . .sparkling eyes. . .Italian Boy Cut.. . He's interestingln. . . Don't Be Nice to Me . . . I declare! . . .hates waiting. . .English teacher. BARBARA LOUISE HEALY Barby A quiet little maid is she, a lady she will always be. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Hop Committee 23 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Science Fair 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Girls' Chorus lg Basketball 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Office Assistant 3, 43 Field Day 3, 4. Blonde. . .blue eyes.. .Morgan's and Raider's. . parties. . .Florida . . . pleasantly quiet . . . basketball . . . working at Kennedy's . . . Melody of Love . . .with Katy. ' -19-.. BETSY ANN HUBER Betsy Sweet and well conducted but always ready for fun Activities Junior Prom Committee 3 Semor Play 4 Dramatic Club 4 Eagle Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 Petitensweet Artie sparkling eyes Round and Round five feet tall Morgans with Marilyn Im scared Mans field The Jones Boy secretary CARL HUBERT HUERTH Binky A life of pleasure is the most pleasing life in the world. Activities: Sophomore Hop 23 Junior Prom 33 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Boys' Chorus 1, 23 Baseball 1, 23 Intramurals 1, 2. Blond hair. . .Drag Lynx. . .Carol. . .black loafers. . .hot '39 Ford . .. Bernie's Gas Station . . . happy-go-lucky . . . The Squire . . . keeping his engine shining.. .owner of a speed shop. REED THOMAS KENNEDY Reed A crowd of books distracts the mind. Activities: Freshman Dance 13 Junior Prom 33 Science 1, 23 Boys' Chorus 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2. Tall.. .Raider's. . .last minute term paper.. . Don't Forbid Me . . . eating by candle light...waiter...touring car...Army. 31- g -QR 351-- 1 , if C11 M is :fain ' -n.. EDMOND PETER KIROUAC Pete A merry heart maketh a. cheery countenance. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Hop Committee 2a Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 43 Drama Festival 33 Science Fair 1, 43 Boys' Chorus 13 Mixed Chorus 13 Golf 1, Captain 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Happy-go-lucky. . .golf. . .president of the Drag Lynx. . .electri- cal engineer .. . hot rodding . . . Raiders .. . hot fudge sundaes . . . stage manager.. .taking care of the Pro Shop. . .engineer's boots . . .automotive engineer. -20.. HANFORD GUY LANGSTROTH Boo And he speaks best that hath the skill for when to hold his peace. Activities: Intramurals 1. 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Track 23 Science Fair 23 Prom Committee 33 Sophomore Dance Com- mittee 23 Senior Play 4. Quiet. . dependable. . .the shop. . . Rock Around the Clock . . .hot rods. . . How come? . . .building Hi-Fi. . .blond. . .obliging. . .aero- nautical engineer. . .Northeastern. -. ,,, Yu -UO! -5. k ,.-33. dl l , P 'to -was ' ..f12::E::1ll3li55 li HARRIET ANN LILLARD Harriet She is kind as she is fair For beauty lives with kindness. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Student Council Corresponding Secretary 43 Drama Club 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra l, 2, 33 Sports Band 1, 2, 3, Director 43 Yearbook 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 33 National Honor Society 4. Brass drum . . . Pearcey's . . . Petie-Anne. . .music. . .Dartmouth. . . dark eyes , . . teaching . . . considerate. . .detests slowpokes. . .Tom ...Mount Holyoke. Q ' 'S:4 5'2 2 MARY SUZANNE LITTLE Sue There's nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends. QL Activities: Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Senior Play 43 Drama Club 43 Visual Education Staff 3, 43 Science Fair 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Good Citizenship Award 4. The Redhead. . . Don't look right! . . .Morgan's. . .horseback rid- ing.. .Pearl and Mike's. . . Young Love . . .winning personality . . .hates having to be on time.. .friendly. . .long pony-tail. . . great sense of humor...owner of a restaurant. ,I . . JOHN DONALD MHCPHAIL, JR. Johnny A 2 John was so comely, so pleasant, so jolly. Activities: Sophomore Dance 23 Junior Prom Co-chairman 33 Senior Play 43 Drama Festival 33 Varsity Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Science Fair 23 Yearbook Staff 43 Boys' Chorus 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 4. Tres colleege. . .crew cut. . .matching socks. . .white bucks. . .quiet manner . . . Contemplation . .. Chang .. . Tweedy jazz Ivy League. . .good looking. . .engineering 9 Ax Q C 4,3 lkyligjjrvlgffi We lift zftcfo .,f i,.f56, 5' .Sf yr CL all 'J .201 SANDRA ANN MacPHAIL Sandy A smile for all, a welcome glad, a jovial winning way she had. Activities: Class Treasurer 33 Drama Club Secretary 43 Junior Prom 33 Senior Play 43 Drama Festival 33 Debating Club Secretary 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 33 Eagle Staff 1, 2, 33 Yearbook 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 3, 4. Sweet . . . Grace Kelly. . . cheering. . . Joe College . . . Ogunquit . . . algebra . . . Harris tweeds . . . athletics . . . agile . . . Sophisticated Lady . . .Colby Junior College. JUDITH BEATRICE MANZER Judy Mov'4d to smile at anything Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Junior Prom Committee 33 Yearbook Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Science Fair 1, 4. Delightful smile.. .dimples. . .friendly and good natured. . . Oh, for gosh sakes'Y...making scrap books...likes Gordon MacRae . . .despises doing dishes. . .'Me1ody of Love . . .good listener. . . skating. . .swimming. . .interested in medicine. MARIE JACKSON MCGRATH Chee And seemed to walk on wing and tread in air. Activities: Class Secretary 13 Freshman Dance Committee 13 Sophomore Dance Committee 23 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 43 Eagle Staff 33 Basketball 1. 2, 3, 43 Cheerleaders 33 Captain 43 Soft- ball 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 33 Class Marshal 3. Gi +1 Blondie.. ,Deedy. . .at Susie's. . . Well, what can ya do? . . .de- termination. . . S. H. S. . . .graceful. . .Morgan's. . . True Love . .. athletic. . .medical secretary. is A Z7 -nl al -,U air JOHN HERBERT MCNAIR Johnny An athlete on the field, a sport at heart. Activities: Class Vice President 13 Dance Committees 1, 2, 33 Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Science Fair 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 1, 2. Stretch , . .Marilyn. . .drum corps. . .Hyde Park.. fbasketball. .. friendly smile. . . Ting Me a Tong . . .giant. . .Morgan's. . .blond curly hair.. .white bucks. . . Die! . . .Air Force. -22-. X :V+ 'UF JOYCE ELLEN MITCHELL Mitch Teach me all the gladness that thy heart must known gf 1-Qu. Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 45 Basketball 45 Intramurals 3, 4. J. Ellen... Let's throw so-and-so into the shower! ...freckles Notre Dame . . . happy . . .broken ankles.. .basketball. . . Chung. understanding. . . How'm I gonna get home? . . .nursing. GERALDINE THERESA MONAHAN Gerry A wave of laughter is better than a flood of tears. Activities: Freshman Dance Committee 1: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play 4: Var- sity Club l. 2, 3, 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Visual Education Staff 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. '50 Plymouth . . . Billy . . . strawberry blonde. . .basketball. . .Mor- gan's. . . Anytime . . .New Hampshire. . . I have to get home . .. . P. J. parties in '54. . .hates dentists.. .beautician. CHARLES KENDALL PATTERSON Kenny Let joy be unconIined. Activities: Art 1. 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Dance 15 Sophomore Hop 25 Junior Prom 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4. Obliging. . .friendly smile. . . Love is Strange . . .working with cars. . .algebra. . .dependable. . .women drivers. . .Dave's house.. . helpful. . .Coast Guard Academy. MARJORIE ANNE PEARCE ' G Anne A meny heart doeth good like a medicine. i Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Varsity an Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Secretary 45 Band 3, 45 Year- book Stall' 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleaders 45 Softball 1, 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Queen 3. Sweet . . . Tweety Indiana trainrides Slowpoke Bruno . . . Give me an R . . . Queenie . . . blond hair . . . What a riot! . . .Florida State. .. 23 , EDWARD HARDY PECK Eddie The fun in this world is what we can least atford to miss. Activities: Junior Prom Committee 35 Science Fair 2, 35 Intra- murals 1, 2. Hot Rods... Young Love ...working on cars...the fire station . . .Dingman's. . .Drag Lynx. . .Raider's. . .aircraft mechanic. STEPHEN PHILIP PRICE Steve - What care I, let the world slide by. Activities: Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Science Fair 15 Intra- murals 2, 35 Band Festival 3. Sleeping . . . How's yer head? . . . Heights. . . Sing-Sing-Sing . . . hot clarinet. . . women drivers . . . comedian. . .personal typing. . . Kaiser. . .commercial artist. RICHARD GEORGE RAU Chew-it How the wit brightens. Activities: Senior Play 45 Freshman Dance Committee 15 Soph- '-5 omore Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 'V Varsity Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 25 Science Fair 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 2, 35 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. Red hair . . . Drag Lynx. . . Moonglow . . .playing the saxophone . . .'40 Chevy Coupe. . .witty. . . Happy Birthday . . .Tune Tailors . . .electronic draftsman. CATHERINE ROE Katy Blushing is the color of virtue. Activities: Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Fresh- man Dance Committee lg Sophomore Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Drawing Contest 1, 2 ,3, 45 Girls' Chorus 1. Curly boy cut skilled diver with Barbara going to the show ... Day by Day Morgan's .. . careful driver French poodle. . .sweet smile.. .good cook. . .dinner parties.. .good sense of humor. . .draftswoman. -24- ARTHUR DAVID SCHIFF Shifty He who would be a man would be a non-conformistf' Activities: Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play' 45 Drama G Festival 35 Drama Club 45 Debating Club 45 Mixed Chorus 25 Boys' Chorus 25 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. Mallinson . . Tutti-Frutti . . . basketball .. . rock 'n' roll .. . The Diamonds. . .hates neckties and television. . .likes Fats Domino.. . Imperials . . . hates Cadillacs . . . a diddli-bop, bop, bop . . . tri- secting angles. . . groovy . . .disc-jockey. PHYLLIS ELAINE SERONICK Phyl Winning each heart, delighting each eye. Activities: Sophomore Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Play 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Eagle Staff 45 Science Fair 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Intra- murals 25 Office Assistant 3, 4. Easy-going. . . Come on, Roz . . .hates typing projects. . .morning cigarette. . . Take it easy . , .dancing . . It Had To Be You . .. deplores waiting for people. . reliable. . .freckles . .understand- ing. . secretary. ROSELYN SHIRLEY SHERMAN Rozy Always a merry smile and a happy mood. Activities: Sophomore Dance Committee 25 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Play 45 Drama Club 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 A Eagle Staff 3, 45 Science Fair 25 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Ofhce Assistant 3, 4. Ipana smile Phyllis' house . . . dancing . .. Ya know what I mean . . .hates liars. . .obliging. . .record collections. . .good listen- er. . .Miss Dependability. . .efiicient. . . I Miss You So . . .rock 'n' roll columns. . .gorgeous clothes. . secretary. ANNE ROSE SLAFSKY Anne ln small proportions we just beauties see Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, Prom Co-chairman 35 Senior Play 45 Drama Club 45 Debating Club 45 Eagle Staff 2, 3, 45 Visual Education Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 35 Intramurals 2, 3. Annie. . .speaking ability.. . dark-eyed . . . Canada. . .crew-necked sweaters and button-down skirts. . .calypso. . .petite. . .good con- versationalist. . . real colleege . . .French. . .McGill. -.25.. , 4 4 . X 1 , . oil . v ,limi ', iw, lv l 'K li.. f 1 lf' rw 1 . P 1 f' .J J ' ll l . ' L, A V, NO s SAN SNYDER . ' F' 0 u 1 if e s et of c s is onstancy of purpose. 3 Acti ies: ni E33 lor Play 43 Drama Club 43 Mixed hor , 43 - e a . 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Girls' Chorus f 33 ms 2, 3- starr H Booklet -'our Town 3. etite. . . Home Sweet Homeq. . .reading. . . my sisters . . . I'1l .X ver Stop Loving You . . .Lotsy Babe. . .psychology. . . Take it sy. . . .dancing ability. . .Ruf'fy. . .teaching. MEREDITH ANN SPEIRS Merry Her eyes as stars of twilight fair. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2. 33 Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Sports Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Yearbook Staff 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Drawing Contest 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Horses. . . Hey you guys . . .sweet. . .athletics. . . Jeepers crow chronic worrier. . Sssssssst . . .beautiful eyes. . .freckles. . .flute . . .Civic Orchestra. . .college-bound. NANCY JANE SWARTZ Nance This lass so neat with smiles so sweet has won my right good will. Activities: Debating Club 43 Dramatic Club 4. Newcomer to Sharon High . . . sweet . . sparkling smile . . . Cam- bridge . . . chemistry tests .. . Whos he related to? .. . tall and .1 blonde ... avid sports fan ... Do I know him? ... What-no Spanish? . . .Boston University. . - WILLIAM MICHAEL TEGAN Bill We could not subsist without dependence on him. Activities: Senior Play 43 Varsity Club 43 Baseball 3, 43 Intra- murals 4. X Ready worker . . . dependable . . . Gerry . . . North Quincy High. . . football player. . .Naval Reserves. . .dark brown eyes. . .hockey . . .curly black hair. . .scientist. -26- RITA LUCILLE THOMAS Revia Good nature is the foundation of all good things. Activities: Junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Play 43 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Tennis 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Oiiice As- sistant 3, 4. Dancing. . .Canton. . .sports. . .Marines .. . Confidential . . . Eng- lish. . .roller skating, . .The Heights. . .Corman Cleaners. . .book- keeper. DONALD HARRISON TUTTLE Tut Wit and sense, virtue and human knowledge. Activities: Band 43 Science Fair 43 Sports Band 43 German Band 4. New to Sharon. . .Tuba. . .church. . .wit. . .'55 Chevie. . ,Algebra II . . . Honkey-Tonk . . . Morgan's . . .radio electronics. . .Northeast- ern. AARON NOAH WISE Joe lt is good to be merry and wise. Activities: Baseball 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Intramural Football 43 Junior Prom 3. Newcomer to Sharon. . . Weezer . . .baseball pitcher. . .blue eyes . . . Moulton's . . . The Hilltoppers . . . piano player . . . soda-jerk. . . infectious grin . . . rock 'n' roll .. . shock of hair . . . Milwaukee Braves fan. . .college-bound. ! 0 A H i X I f LETITIA MARILYN ZAMBELLA Mal Of a comely countenance and grace was she. Activities: Class President lg Sophomore Dance Committee 23 1 Junior Prom Committee 33 Senior Play 45 Varsity Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 3, 43 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. Friendly . . . at Barb's . . . expressive green eyes. . .Johnny. . .well M dressed. . .basketball. . . What's next? . . .long black hair. . . Give T . me an O ...beautician. 4 Cb THIRD ROW, left to right: Richard Mitchell. Roger Morandi, John Howe, Allan Muul Joseph Hoey, William Hurley, Francis Minerva. - SECOND ROW: Phillip Levine, Edward Klein, Stephen Kussmaul, Charles Mclionaldi it Harvey Miller, John Lagsdin, Gerald Katz, Wilfred Kingsley, Warren Carson. If FIRST ROW: Peter Meshon, Dorothy Manzer, Naomi King, Barbara Kelleyf Diana 'L i Meister, Miss Dorothy Chase, Advisor, Carol Hunnewell, Elizabeth Noe,i,lGeo,xigiinej' ,Noe, Joel Levanson. V1 ,fi MQ of Lv , ., fs i . r . l f ,, , A, I, ' . 1 Junior Class I , B , , I .Wu ,J Vg' M, THIRD ROW, left to right: Richard Nuscher, Richard Stressenger,','Stephen' Steinberg, J I David Owen, David Plichta, Wesley Tiffney, Arnold Shuman, Sherman'n Smith. SECOND ROW: Irving Patz, Walter Welch, Judith Reisxnan, Janet White, Barbara Slayton, Dorothy Nugent, Carol Reisman, Francis Welch, Richard O'Donnell. FIRST ROW: Pearl Waldman, Mary Richardson, Marion Webster, Judith Sher, Mr. Walter Billings, Advisor, Dena Urotsky, Carol Peterson, Carol Urrows, Lenore Put- nam, Ellma Quimby. l t I l lil v X N pw!! Wi li 4 P9 MJ, X . 1 l :Ir f, Ji l ,wx v.l',,w 9-lk Q5 in Uv lu Ll li' l I X X a ,Jw lf J t. U l 1 .Ji 5 I 'u l I i X, IA ,Mini I X ij . i All! MW X XIPJ, p I jig 5 9 'X ul jill P vi D Teil-l' M L, 1 Ai VH RJ C f' ' XXI: .j 4 .:- fnfl , V 1 1 W '- ,fv :MO Lff4fQf7'7f1 113 lf f'J.,'vifxg:, w Q J ef ,f ,' . . ' F f ., J k, c s if rf .VM fir' -fe flags L1 one i:ufccwf2'fJ -439 ifn fwwy W ff lf9f xfzfrcaftay .-4fLc.f1f!l I 4. Qepcfli cirgwwjzfivw 73 , W 4g'ZLfJf .?'4,,QCf-,9 TLf'!L- M CV f'LL fy! CL- ' L '!,L'44'L'Q' A l X 'vs 'r.f xi k .f ,717 Y vid: g 11 J f , j , f I - ,' I S , 'AAA ULJCw!VkjNJ,,yJ,.J'i,ff, , '79 - , , Unlors B estla UCCESS, I - ,cg , , ft, L,'Q2L,4,a4fLp,',t 422,446 k11!C4f,,Z.L, ,fiifdfa 1J1:L.,'x3 L 'HP -avg-'ff .1-Z l 1 2 , fl 1 f fo' J QL QL I left to right: Philip Hanson, Warren Carson. Warren Colon, Richard Hawkins, Douglas Brookfield, Richard Clapp, Joseph Graham, Donald , ey-Eastman. A CL' ,ffr ,, f Michael Bearon, John Hatch, Elaine Abber, Judith Bowser, Barbara ibiwl ' JQIV J Sheila Burroughs, Cynthia Halkyard, Joseph De Girolamo, William Haims, MA, W Qfygf 1 Glaser. fi QW jf, Jr' ROW Gately, Angel Croc tt, Irene Hixson, Corrinne Brillant, Susan milf Vi ou nn, Advi LD? e GIOVQ1-, Mary Maloney, Madelyn BalEJ,5safoL,,u , vp in ,- CV. If , J Box .,fJ,fr.7 ' , ff i,'7'i W' 1 Maw JL' ff' q '!0L ' UW M L! f TD MMU Y' ,1,. L , i , ,gf 7 ,LDV ff U I 5, a r J? tfflfyffidffyffw ' J U r A J 'U ' ' U ' f ,J .H M jbfu Jw , 1 . if if f' .M J Q! , Stairway to the Stars , the theme used by the Junior fpr,'tlieirjp j4F My - Qeg4,vnfQty Prom, led to the development of the unique decorations that ,helpeid7rij1'ake - 5,1 ' A gglff Q 4 - this year's Prom the tremendous success that it was. 'fl 4 K ,- ' JLVQE t! 'f n f . . . 'I . ,f L7 eil. Qfrhfvif 'VW The Junior Class has beenoutstanding in many fields. lrgtatlhl , pos'1ts,j,, L L NL, Lp 4 'ff?fQf7,pfQf7f4:f,5f members have shown outstanding abilitykespecially in baseball a tragkiiy ,i,z?'fyA, '-'J Jam. Awwuig Last year, as sophomores, they Won the Field Day trophy, ga1ngXgL,rrros'9,.Qig: U, is X - X X their points in the track and field events. ,ff 1 ,M Cff, 117V . - , Q'-645,-f4a 6Q,f The juniors have taken part in most of the other activitie fbgecltyeiifffgy Q LQ 7 7 7 the school, many being elected ofhcials, or holding other irnpdoigtan, Qpsiif' A cl ,U I K 110115, YULN' ! S,yf5,,5.f,vA,,QW, We are sure that the juniors V 3, , 7'-75 V, 0, , will make an outstanding Senior H Li.-U54 ri jf! fc? Vi y 'Vit Class next year., 4,1 ACEQH ff f ,' ' Q - ff, 7' , 71f6g'QggM! 4574? J' 551 I,j,0,,x6ff fifgbgif .,:1'f7'1' L! 1' 1' , 'x ' ! 'f maff c ,fveaifafmaafwrt wvwffwfflag J f R. J 7, X ' , f ff J K- Left to right: Arnold Shuman X7-4444 Presidentg Mary Richardson, Sec- -.M .. ,, lfjLgL,!W!pM4fVfybQ4fgetaryg Warren Carson, Vice funk! President, Carol Hunnewell, Treasurer. r ' !pfQ, N!-lfx . J 1. slag ,f ' 57, ffc ZWVPCLD ' - 29 pn. Q-'vJ J:-rf -' THIRD ROW, left to right: John Coyne, Gerald Eigen, Edward Altshuler, Gerald Deveny, Samuel Apgar. Gordon Brookfield, Gerold. Fritz. Richard Gay. SECOND ROW: Stephen Cosman, John Biggs, Katherine Cilley, Virginia Cohenno, Judith Foster, Beatrice Gaal. Nancy Dickerman, Lynne Clark, Charles Blinn, Vincent Bettes. FIRST ROW: Carol Davis, Elizabeth Gardner, Irene Annis, Cathleen Galvin, Mr. Ernest Blake, Advisor, Barbara Burch, Judith Freedman, Judith Abel, Evelyn Gately, Susan Byer. Sophomore Class THIRD ROVV, left to right: Donald Peck. Peter Roman, Newton Sadur, Carl Schwarzler, Robert Weeks, Bertram Sacks, Earl Webster. SECOND ROW: Russell Sellew. Judith Thibodeau. Stephanie Steinberg, Nancy Thornton, Joan Yankowski, Thomas Wells. Janice Perry, Ann Slayton, Wayne Woodward. FIRST ROW: Stephanie Zuis. Martha Peterson. Dorothea Thompson, Marie Raubeson, Mr. Joseph Courteau, Advisor, Patricia Pierce, Mary Peckham, Elizabeth Pearce, Louise Whittam. ,phi 4 Q, 7 J -30- Great Potential Demonstrated THIRD ROW, left to right: David Hughes, Kurt Isakson, Alan Levanson, Thomas Mc- Grath, Gordon Meikle, Richard Greenfield, David Green. SECOND ROW: Henry Katz, Charles Healy. Kathryn Kolenda, Joanne Knott, Joseph McCarthy, Nancy Morse, Linda Huber, Albert Pastman, Martin Pastman. FIRST ROW: Diane Lipsitz, Linda Herbert, Enid Kaplan, Stephanie Lutz, Mrs. Judith Riegelhaupt, Advisorg Carolyn Jones, Deborah Johnson, Carol Huerth, Sally Kirouac. The Class of 1959 is certainly a progressive and important part of the student body. Its members are found in most of the school activities, where many of them are officers. They are adept in both acting and public speak- ing as one can see in their active participation in Debating Club, Dramatics Club, and assemblies. They are talented in the field of music, with un- usually large representation in band, orchestra, and chorus. Their dance, Harvest Moon , with an autumn motif of scarecrows, pumpkins, haystacks and cornshocks, dominated by a huge harvest moon, was a smashing social success. We believe that they have much to offer and will be an outstanding class both as juniors and seniors. 5 5 3 Left to right: Linda Herbert, Treas- urerg Thomas Wells, Vice Pres- identg Cathleen Galvin, Secretaryg l Kurt Isakson, President. '3- -1 - .- , ': a . Lxcgi.. 5 THIRD ROW, left to right: Ira Rothberg. William Moulton, Leonard Schlafman, William West. John Mulholland. William White, Steven Reid. Richard M. Wright, Richard C. Wright. Joseph Parrinello, George White, Jason Oliver, Michael Rubin, Howard Snyder, Alan Seligrnan. SECOND ROW: Stanley York. William Putnam. Sherwood Parker, James Nugent. Alan Otash. Diane O'Donnell, Joan Tieznan, Phyllis Norman, Claire Wyckoff, Elizabeth Wallace, Kenneth O'Donnell, Edward Walper, Marshall Raisman, Harold Purdy, Michael Risch. FIRST ROVV: Carol Watterson, Diane Yanco, Leslie Zeidman. Colleen Sullivan, Sally Stressenger. Simone Plante. Mr. Walter Benoit, Advisor: Miss Barbara Flemings, Advisorg Linda Pierce, Susan Stone, Marilyn Rosen, Elizabeth Zurblis, Charlene Stevenson. Freshman Class THIRD ROVV, left to right: David King, Peter Fraser, Robert Kirouac. Albert Gordon, Lewis Katcher, Raymond Morandi, Joel Kravetz, Walter Lillard. Kenneth Graham, Albert Kussmaul. Daniel Hurley, Alan Gross. Paul Gelpke, Martin Landey. SECOND ROW: Russell Klein. Richard Mahler. Roger Lobban, Marcia Lannan, Susan Heller. Belleruth Krepon, Barbara Meikle, Diane Madden, Beverly Hillier, Sara Marcus, John Hixson. William Eastman. Gerald Levine. FIRST ROW: Ellen Freedman, Judith Melcher. Carole Frank. Linda McKee, Marian Hall. Ann Harrington. Mrs. Katherine Norwood, Advisor: Sally Goodyear, Diane Hamm, Christine Hoffman, Christine Keating, Kathleen Maloney, Susan Leland. QL CA il' Q ia: 5 ' I .-p??1i:'.'vM' ' -32- .1 U A, r Y XJ i X P i LL Q Largest Class in S. H. S. THIRD ROW, left to right: Robert Elson, William Eastman, Richard Earle, Lawrence Callahan, Alfred Cronin, Stanley Conrad, Lewis Chubb, Christopher Dann, James Cunningham, Phillip Baker, Gerald Cutler, John Callan, James Dolph, Ralph Churchill. SECOND ROW: Eugene Flynn, Thomas Boyden, Allan Berglund, Alfred Berglund, Richard Botteron, Norman Clark, Holly Catherall, Sandra Appleton, Joan Bodwell, Paul Benigni, Jeffrey Callum, Robert Bussewitz, Daniel Cohen, Warren Cass, Steven Eldracher. FIRST ROW: Nancy Blyler, Carol Connors, Beverly Buker, Jane Fleming, Barbara Forbes, Liane Baskin, Mrs. Lillian Reardon, Advisor, Annette Clark, Dorothy Emer- son, Linda Bernstein, Beverly Brookfield, Barbara Buckman, Dianne Barr. As we look at the Class of 1960, most of whose members were born immediately following Pearl Harbor, it becomes obvious that war-time rationing did not effect the infant population, for it is the largest class in the history of the school. It also has the distinction of being the last fresh- man class to enter high school in our present building if the new building is completed on schedule. The members of the Class of 1960 have shown a high potential in athletics, as well as in good school citizenship. They are conspicuous everywhere - on the basketball team, in the library, on the honor roll, and in the band. ln fact, their youth and enthusi- asm are apparent in ever facet of school life. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Betty Wallace, Treas- urerg Walter Lillard, Presidentg William White, Vice Presidentg Absent, Jennifer Bradford, Sec- retary. -33- SCHOOL A hs. FFQ The Royal Painters of' Shangri-la Intramural scrimmage , . ,za Only three minutes and orderly too! ps and DOINGS the Sports Band policy-pro and con Up here, Beautiful Brown-e EHS And after the game ........... - 34 - I . Y If, III ACTIVITIES . ,G , CII QI II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I fx- .f QI I II I I ' I I I I gd fi' If . gf X l I N25 II If I I , , I I I I 5 SH-5'NG I I I fx-'IIQ X93-Q I I 'II C I I I Ie. I , 'I I I VZ- , I I III I II I I I Iv Q I ,JI I I I Q QI I I W I I I If I I I ilgixo I I I - I II I I I ' f, Q Q,I I I ,ff II I, I I I I W I Iwi M I I I I I I I I I I If Q Q3 S I IIIXIII' IIf ' I I I I I I I Q C gf IIQPIW I I I I I I I' I - I f 2 SI I I wi III I xx JN, I ' 5 'QI I If ,II I IIII f f d ffl-fb -if I I I I I f'Z5I'II .... - A NSLIOIEDIEIETY bg if if I I I I r,+61f,- A HON IIII , I ,,,, XXX I I Xllf I I ix II ' IIIIIII W5 I , I II II Irzm fgj III I f I tigfjjzf IIII I fI,III If I I I I II M If I I' I I I II I I 'III QIII I IIIIIIIIIW 'III' II III. I 1' I Q II f .'I I I IJ I 'III ff WI W I 0 f' I II' I I II I 1 I I I I ' V q' I 'I , 37 I Q ' I I - I I I ' X . 5 I f UI I Ii. ,I 'f Ml .- --f I II egg 4 ' ,I gkg ,X .. I II, I 4, 4 gfillal mg I II I III, wx , I?fI Ifgggd! If II I 559' I I I Ten New Members Chosen STANDING, left to right: John MacPhai1, Wilfred Kingsley, Mr. Arnold Bartlett, Spon- sorg Bruce Brown, Lee Blyler, John Andrews. SEATED: Carol Hunnewell, Mary Richardson, Harriet Lillard, Barbara Bengen, Carol Geissler, Sheila Furash, Carol Krepon. Absent from the picture: Richard Nuscher. . Membership in the National Honor Society is recognized all over the country as the greatest honor a high school can award to its outstanding citizens. This organization is the pinnacle of success for a hopeful under- classman. Membership is limited, but capability abounds. On February 15, 1957, Lee Blyler, Bruce Brown, and Carol Krepon, as members of last year's Honor Society, tapped the new members. Six sen- iors, 1522 of the class, all of whom represent the ideals of the society, were made members: Carol Geissler, Barbara Bengen, John MacPhail, Harriet Lillard, John Andrews, and Sheila Furash. From the junior class, Carol Hunnewell, Richard Nuscher, Mary Rich- ardson, and Wilfred Kingsley, comprising the upper 51.2 of their class, were tapped. Here is the cream of Sharon High, all exemplifying the highest degree of schol- arship, character, service, and leadership. Tapping John MacPhail - 36 - Tenth Anniversary Celebrated THIRD ROW, left to right: Richard Nuscher, Lee Blyler, Bertram Sacks, David Rivers, Kurt Isakson, Joseph Amorosino, Joseph Graham, William White. SECOND ROW: Thomas Mitchell, Barbara Burch, George White, Wilfred Kingsley, Linda Bodwell, Paula Hughes, Alan Peterson, Walter Lillard, Linda Herbert. FIRST ROW: Carol Hunnewell, Treasurer, Harriet Lillard, Corresponding Secretary: Bruce Brown, President, Mr. Walter Benoit, Advisorg Miss Barbara Burns, Advisor, John Andrews, Vice President, Mary Richardson, Recording Secretaryg Betty Bus- sewitz, Stephen Cass. The Student Council is a twenty-five member organization with rep- resentatives from all the classes. This group is the voice of the student body. Under the guidance of its advisors, Mr. Benoit and Miss Burns, the Council has tried to solve the problems of the pupils. This year is the Council's tenth anniversary. It marks a decade of useful work and valuable service to the school. Some of the highlights of its contributions are the sale of school supplies, a ramp to the parking lot, Christmas Drawing Contests, Honor Study Hall Passes, and Citizenship Awards. It has also sponsored Care Drives to help needy people through- out the world. The Council is proud to have sent a representative, Bruce Brown, to the National Student Council Convention last summer in Ohio. This year, as a further honor, Council member 6, David Rivers was vice president of the ,452 Qggffgbk? -'sr Q Southeastern Massachusetts Association 15 5 of Student Councils. , 5, sf' EQ? yy X Q33 ,U We are sure that the next ten years will M Q 9 gif sf bring many more achievements. 7 WFS- E559 V Z W Q '5 1 ' TA W ' A Q3 I V- 46 Bengm -37- We're just afraid, that's all. Q .pw ..e. .safari .,,:-ff' Z: an iz 4. f Y , , ,, Wifi' You cant let them go: you must keep them here! C 109' GLC ol X 0 -:- gclxo . M 11 gil Xufoxx Y E S Ymfnts 99 - YT ofao 5 at E 5:5 ak Yak . . We call it Karakal ..... .wish 7 .-,,. , 4 . X if LW' 4 . ,- A ' P I ta in .1 V ' - -me 5 , uf 15 jf .J U- fr: V7 - '. It R -, -4.9 'V ' . .',- i Is there anything to prevent our going? This one was called, I think he said, 'Shangri-la'. KW? bl! ., A 4, Ofnmolvc xxhxxfurs Coudw ' 264' MNA xx . W 1 i umsn vw N , , LA kb., My son, come closer 4' 'ix N, nw W we to me . . . . gn Y gn- ,Q 595 . y xr OYAXX Za if fa x, we YSL -C600 S.-X5 ii CRX 5 4 Vx , .S sn mo' .isfsw .NW x 38- WVell, now you know. What do you think? Not too many. The place is fine as it is! S I 'Q 'R X , Success in Shangri-La THIRD ROWV, left to right: Estelle Berenson, Harriet Lillard. Lee Blyler. Chadwick Glover, Nicholas Dann. John McNair, Richard Rau, John Arguimbau. Kendall Pat- terson, Peter Kirouac, William Tegan. Suzanne Little. Anne Pearce. SECOND ROW: Anne Slafsky, Ann Davis, Geraldine Monahan, Marie McGrath, Joyce Mitchell, Arthur Schiff, Meredith Speirs, Sandra MacPhail, Robert Callahan. Roselyn Sherman. Elaine Abber, Catherine Roe. Barbara Healy, Marilyn Zambella. FIRST ROW: Margaret Chubb, Hanford Langstroth, Carol Krepon, John Andrews, Joseph Amorosino, Eleanor Snyder. Mr. Ernest Blake, Director: Barbara Bengen, John MacPhail, Peter Feldman, Carol Geissler, David Baskin, Joan Apgar. The night of December 7, 1956, found a nervous cast waiting in the wings of the high school auditorium C'What's my entrance cue? J and an eager audience filing into their seats as the curtain was about to rise. C'Gosh, look at all the people out there! J The play, Lost Horizon, .spiced with scintillating Tibetian dialogue, QShih, uy pei su wuj, was coming to life again. The play was one of the few serious efforts in senior plays at Sharon High School in recent years, and the cast turned out a performance that did justice to the dramatic Shangrila-ish plot, combining overtones of fantasy with suspense and tension. The play was the culmination of weeks of rehearsals under the excellent direction of Mr. Blake- hard work Cin- terspersed with coffee frappes, and group song-festsb. Unfortunately, just as the audience sees only a small part of the edort that goes into a play, they also see only a fraction of the people who work to present it. Besides the cast, the stage crew, student directors, proper- ties and costume committees, and publicity staff all helped bring the play to completion. 'fi 'w ' ' .1 P, ,fi ,J N Mi I hlffwf glint Ula? MM 655 Hi My PromdotM lQ-Qhivwv kflgfgiion I aunchpd THIRD ROW, left to right: Virginia Butler, Meredith Speirs, Ellma Quimby, Virginia Cohenno, Marie Raubeson, Martha Peterson, Judith Foster, Katherine Cilley. SECOND ROVV: Sally Kirouac, Sandra MacPhail, Carol Huerth, Catherine Roe, Janet White. Dena Uretsky, Barbara Healy, Diana Meister. FIRST ROW: Mary Peckham, Marilyn Zambella, Carol Hunnewell, Secretary: Carol Geissler, President, Miss Marion Haley, Advisorg Marie McGrath, Vice President, Barbara Kelley, Point Secretary: Geraldine Monahan, Anne Pearce. Absent from picture, Sheila Furash, Treasurer. Every other Tuesday Hnds Carol Geissler at 11:00 A.M. pounding on the table in the Visual Education Room, striving fruitlessly to gain the attention of the exuberant members of the Girls' Varsity Club. Finally, after the entrance of Miss Haley and Miss Barss, to whom the girls wish to express their appreciation for the guidance which they have given them, the meeting comes to order. On the more serious side, the Girls' Varsity Club has become very influential in the school, emphasizing good sportsmanship in all phases of school life. Their activities this year have included dances after three of the basketball games, sale of ice cream at the evening games, and the sale of booster pins and beanies, both of which are colorful and increase school spirit. Each year they also assist the boys in planning and running the annual Field Day, the culminating event of the year's athletic program. As we go to press, they are making plans for the annual car wash and a card party to raise funds for the purchase of the traditional blazers for the outstanding members who are seniors. This public spirited group is a vital part of our school organization. GE : f - 1 , T 5 :Pie he ' .. uf? X ' ' F 1 ,., ' -mi uf- if Q it fi T - T fr . , J ' , Ulf' Q0 ful ' , , ll L 5 I fr f X T XX - . Q X -'rf X X 5 Y g i-'pf R-, cw N X -40- Boys' Varsity Has Active Year THIRD ROW, left to right: Donald Dunakin. Joseph Graham, Peter Kirouac, Richard Clapp, Leslie Brown, Thomas McGrath. Joseph Coyne. Dennis Hamm, Richard Rau, John Hawkins. Warren Colon, Richard Nuscher, Michael Brown. SECOND ROVV: Donald Glaser. Michael Bearon. John Hatch. Peter Meshon, Lee Blyler, William Tegan. Peter Feldman. Wilfred Kingsley, Warren Carson, John MacPhail, Chester Harrington. Russell Sellew. Eugene Flynn. FIRST ROW: Russell Bailey, Mr. Joseph Courteau. Mr. Charles Masi. Mr. Clifford Schwab. Peter Barrett. Treasurer: David Rivers, Presidentg Mr. Gary Hall, Advisorg John McNair. Vice President: Joseph Amorosino, Secretary, Mr. William Konsavage, Mr. Arnold Bartlett. Mr. Ernest Blake, Robert Callahan. Activity period on Thursday finds the Visual Education Room in an uproar, with Peter Barrett threatening to lean on some poor member if he does not pay his dues and Joe Amorosino happily singing the Banana Boat Song . oblivious of the confusion around him. However, the meeting is soon called to orderg and everyone quiets down. Looking into the Boys' Varsity Club more closely, we find that it is one of the most worthwhile clubs in the school. Its aim is to benefit the school, socially, scholastically, and athletically. The club has carried out these aims through many projects, among which have been the sale of coke, pom-poms, and programs at the basketball games. After these games the boys have sponsored victory dances, which have been very successful. The club, now, annually sponsors a Senior High Talent Show and a Hal- loween Dance, both of which have been received with much interest by the student body. 'Working in close cooperation with the Girls' Varsity Club, the boys put on each year the annual Sharon High School Field Day. At the dance which follows, a trophy is presented to the class having the highest num- ber of points gained in the day's competition. Under the conscientious direction of David Rivers. president. and Mr. Gary Hall, advisor, the club has had one of its most successful years. 'T QLD 'fs f 1 .ff - 51 or US 7 if 1. . A . H151 R-ieflit if 5- ' . A V , V g ' ff' - H gi. - ' ' f A 'A A QA. :za-fi 51. ' l N I 1 5 if a c l E7 0 if 'ff .4 L ,Q Q fi . . X 6 , I K ll y 'T X .yi f W ' I1 .Q ,SQWQT X il N y gf J V -41- M0 QWGA . . A ff' Lf A ' Q , . , ,.. Af Her Royal Majesty, Queen Anne 1905-F Beauty Line While the band played on. . . The Grand March Waltz Time Kai Bisect Those Angles, Boys 5, Nw .pl N0 ,Tp vi' -42- Op, ll ve 'P' 1 S f 1 V-'xA if Q -4 AUDIO - VISUAL AIDS STAFF THIRD ROW, left to right: Robert Callahan, Quincy Spear, Richard Mitchell, Wesley Tiffney, Raymond Morandi, Dennis Hamm, John Arguimbau. John Hawkins, Richard Wright, Gerald Eigen. SECOND ROVV: Francis Welch, Peter Roman. Arnold Shuman. Elizabeth Wallace, Wilfred Kingsley, Robert Weeks, Suzanne Little, Donald Dunakin, Gordon Brook- field, Michael Bearon. FIRST ROVV: Christine Hoffman. Irene Annis, Cathleen Galvin, Judith Foster, John Hatch, Mr. Walter Billings, Advisor, Richard Nuscher, Susan Callan, Anne Slafsky Elaine Abber, Lenore Putnam. DEBATING CLUBS THIRD ROW, left to right: Irving Patz, Arnold Shuman, Robert Callahan, Norman Greenfield, Arthur Schiff, Bruce Brown. SECOND ROVV: Anne Slafsky, Elaine Abber, Nancy Swartz, Alfred Berglund, Carol Krepon. Cynthia Halkyard, Barbara Bengen. FIRST ROW: Tuesday Oilicersz Christopher Dann, Vice President, Sheila Gordon, Secretary, Margaret Chubb, Presidentg Mrs. Judith Riegelhaupt. Advisor, Friday Officers: Carol Geissier, President, Sandra MacPhail, Secretaryg Paul Benigni. L ..43- Fourth Successful Year THIRD ROVV, left to right: D. O'Donnell, S. Heller, L. Clark, K. Cilley, K. Isakson, G. Katz. C. Dann, P. Feldman, G. Cutler, L. Blyler, A. Gordon, E. Klein, W. West, P. Dickerman, D. Dunakin, R. Morandi, B. Brown, J. Hawkins, R. Dolph, M. Raubeson, B. Meikle, M. Speirs. SECOND ROVV: B. Burch, D. Uretsky. E. Snyder, C. Huerth, D. Nugent, D. Thompson S. Stone, S. Apgar, D. Green, E. Altshuler, A. Wise, B. Gaal, M. Chubb, H. Lillard J. Apgar, C. Halkyard, B. Brookfield, J. Bodwell, Mrs. E. Edwards, Director. FIRST ROVV: M. Richardson, A. Davis, J. Abel, B. Bengen, B. Gardner, S. Kirouac, E. Flynn, R. Mahler, R. Sellew, V. Bettes, S. Callan, S. Stressenger, D. Meister, A. Pearce. 1 1 Mixed Chorus is the exuberant group which has become the focal point for vocal music in Sharon High School. The group has been in existence for four years under the direction of Mrs. Edwards, who holds the group together and works to bring harmony out of chaos. This year, in addition to the group meetings of Chorus, twice a week, Mrs. Edwards has begun voice classes for the members. These classes give the students more indi- vidual attention to improve the quality of their singing. As the Chorus has improved, tfrom enthusiasm to skillj, it has been asked to sing at various public functions, a tribute to the group, and last year the organiz- ation gave its own spring concert. This year, the group spent the season on two projects: the Christmas program for the Fortnightly Club, and the exchange concert with Providence High School in March. Since the group consists of the cream of Sharon's singing crop , it is making steady advances and looks forward to future concerts with other high school groups. -441 Instrumental Music Program Still Growing When the rousing tempo of Souza's marches sound from the auditorium on Tuesday and Fri- day, when, on Thursday, the orchestra rehearses in the Wilber School, and when the sports band lets loose with Tiger Rag at basketball games, it is very evident that instrumental music is a popular activity at Sharon High School. This program is growing bigger and better every year under the capable direction of Mr. Philip Hoffman. Last year the band received a class B rating at the Southeastern Music Festi- val in Needham. This year three members from the band were selected to play in the South- eastern Massachusetts School Bandmasters As- sociation Band in Middleboro and five members from our orchestra and band were chosen to represent Sharon at the annual all-state Music Festival in Northampton. Sharon High School is proud of the achievements of the instrumental groups and hope that their success will continue in the future. Clarinet: Richard Rau, Mary Richardson, David Steinberg, Ralph Churchill, Dorothea Thompson, Edward Walper, Marian Hall, Gerald Levine, Stephen Price, Margaret Thompson, Mary Ellen Bagarella, Martin Landy, Alan Gross, Saxophone: William West. Flute: Linda Bodwell,-Steven Rosenberg, Robert Bussewitz, Meredith Speirs. French Hom: Richard Dolph, William Wright. Alto Horn: Francis Welch. Baritone Horn: Jason Oliver, Adrian Hoffman. Tuba.: Stephen Steinberg, Donald Tuttle, Rich- ard Murano. Oboe: Edward Klein. Trumpet: Edward Little, Samuel Apgar, Edward Altshuler, Katherine Cilley, Lawrence Callahan. Peter Dickerman, Marybeth Ding- man, Myra Slabin, Lewis Katcher, Roger Lobban. Trombone: Thomas Wells, Barbara Slayton, James Dolph, Peter Roman, Bruce Brown. Percussions: Jeffrey Paul, Anne Pearce, Harriet Lillard, John Hatch. Director: Mr. Philip Hoffman. 3 4 -45.. l Q l NATIONAL SCHOLASTIC ART AWARDS CONTEST ENTRANTS SECOND ROW, left to right: Susan Callan. Peter Fraser, Elizabeth Noe, Harry Miller Georgine Noe, Paul Benigni. FIRST ROW: Beatrice Gaal. Barbara Bengen, David Baskin. Mrs, Ann Dann. Advisor, Stephen Price, Joan Apgar, Barbara Burch. DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS AND STUDENT DIRECTORS SECOND ROW, left to right: Sheila Gordon, Carl'Schwarz1er, Carol Geissler, Edward Klein, Barbara Bengen. FIRST ROW: Peter Roman, Treasurer, Carol Krepon, President: Ernest Blake, Advisor1 Mrs. Katherine Norwood, Advisor, Susan Callan, Vice President, Sandra McPhai1, Secretary. 2 I, we ' - x Y r 1 A , I fy T1 r I NSI -46- s Q Wwtfgs W ji 1 Q M?69'fS'uiccessfuI Year Since Founding ' mit' .iz , -nn .fl THIRD ROW, left to right: Sandra MacPhail, Michael Rubin, Michael Bearon, Richard Nuscher, Edward Altshuler, Carl Schwarzler, David Owen, Arnold Shuman, Bertram Sacks, Peter Roman, Sherman Smith, Wilfred Kingsley, Roselyn Sherman. SECOND ROW: Cathleen Galvin, Barbara Bengen, Barbara Burch, Susan Stone, Judith Foster, Margaret Chubb, Belleruth Krepon, Martha Peterson, Beatrice Gaal, Dorothy lgfiapfr, Joan Apgar, Carol Hunnewell, Eleanor Snyder, Mary Richardson, Anne a S y. FIRST ROW: Carol Davis, Louise Whittam, Lenore Putnam, Betty Zurblis, Estelle Berenson, John Andrews, Editor-in-chiefg Mr. Francis Roman, Advisor: Carol Krepon, Secretary-Treasurerg Sheila Gordon, Enid Kaplan, Elaine Abber, Christine Hoffman, Nancy Blyler. Please sit down, everybody! There is general bedlam, as the Eagle members play Musical Chairs without the music, so that the whole staff can be squeezed into Room 103. The editor-in-chief, Torn Andrews, and the advisor, Mr. Roman, subdue the exuberance of the staff. The meeting has officially begun. The close quarters make for a certain harmony as Tom tries to assign the write-ups for the coming issue. Everyone works together-to get the next person to do the job. The treasurer's report in- dicates that the Eagle is' prospering, and the staff is reminded that it is one of the few self-supporting organizations in the school. As it is a thriving enterprise, so it is also rapidly becoming legible. It is improving with each issue, and at each meeting the group tries to in- corporate new ideas into the paper. The staff is made up of copy-writers fthe po- X M tential Pulitzer-prize winnersi, the art cg 3, isl e 4223? ,. staff ffuture Rembrandtsj, the production gr X r Ei 1 I 'E' staff fwhich does the actual assembling j fff' . Y of the paperl, and the advertising staff fy 1 X .I K ni' Q - fwhich enterprisingly digs up ads to pro- 'DT - E Qt K Vide the backlog of Eagle fundsl. X Z iff I J f The Eagle is working toward the time ' ff 'XA fi 1 when it can come out in print, and if the 0 ' Q 1 staff keeps working together as it has in the past, the Sharon High School paper Bfnasrg NX should be able to compete with the best of high school newspapers in the future. X X4 C-ff' -47- 'ZR I' eh as 'peg 50 SCHCOL Q . -0 Z tr Yoici Mme. Green iam Dil fr Dai DOINGS f Qc? 1,9 z av' -'fam N C9 blip fa Q.-lv' 004, -. rf 'S 'ip 4 .g' v Y b l 1 :X . ' .nn 5-r Yuletide winners I -,3- F SPQRTS W g - J X rf' XX ti ' 'E is 7 x J if X ' ,P441vf:f4,,,,,,, E A ZW M Zi? x-...R ' ul '3 1 x-R .'- 'VI yr ff. 'tx ,B .s.,-, W , X ,cn ,.. '63 sa - X K X- --5 ff X- - ,r . I H1 - ' ' , xf A 5 t Qlddnwfujg ! bl pw 7714. joe X ,Dfw 1,42 y ,U . 0 X r' u f 'XE 'H -A 5 X V , f ' x 13wf5wg6f idffmm ,fm MMM -50.- ' X 9 X. I7-3 Record For Sharon I vf ,p,-is... ral mais THIRD ROW, left to right: Wilfred Kingsley, Junior Manager, Warren Carson, Donald Dunakin, Warren Colon, William White, George White, Lee Blyler, Senior Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. William Konsavage, Coach, Russell Sellew, Sophomore Manager, Walter Lillard, Richard.Rau. Allan Muul, David Rivers, John Hatch, Eugene Flynn, Freshman Manager: Mr. Joseph Courteau, Assistant. FIRST ROW: Thomas McGrath, Joseph Amorosino, Peter Barrett, Russell Bailey, John McNair, Dennis Hamm, Joseph Graham, Lewis Chubb. Just as the final buzzer sounds, a long set shot swishes through the nets, adding another two points to Sharon's lead. This year's varsity basketball squad had a very successful season, finishing in second place in The Hockomock League with a 12 - 2 record. After losing to a fast Ware- ham team, Sharon came back to take the consolation finals of the South Shore Tournament. To date, Sharon has a 17-3 overall record for the season. As the yearbook goes to press, the team is preparing to enter the Bay State Tournament. We They Opponent We They 47 44 E. Bridgewater 60 50 Alumni 65 54 Mansfield 74 59 65 40 Foxboro 74 58 51 65 Oliver Ames 55 79 57 40 Canton 49 37 78 60 Stoughton 49 47 69 55 Westwood 69 47 50 45 Randolph 64 39 SOUTH SHORE TOURNAMENT 79 53 Rockland 58 47 Silver Lake 47 50 Wareham CConsolation Finalsj 69 51 Plymouth rwelt . ,. .'--Q L81 117' - hz! -. Q 11.1. I - Ziff 1'-,NIV 'CA 5-3,'.?'Q T ul,-1 'T -gn- lf . Z' -.x l. .4-Y I p . Q 1-1 Hsu!-I I . , Q1 Teamwork And Good Sportsmanship Shown THIRD ROVV, left to right: Diane Hamm, Lee Honeyman, Catherine Roe. Mary Keating, Judith Foster, Virginia Cohenno. Barbara Blinn, Joyce Mitchell, Barbara Wood. SECOND ROW: Barbara Kelley, Managerg Dena Uretsky. Assistant Managerg Diane O'Donnell, Geraldine Monahan, Katherine Cilley, Martha Peterson, Janet White, Carol Hunnewell, Diana Meister, Jennifer Bradford, Elizabeth Pearce, Assistant Manager. FIRST ROW: Barbara Healy, Sally Kirouac, Marie McGrath, Carol Geissler, Sandra MacPhail, Miss Marion Haley, Coachg Meredith Speirs, Anne Pearce, Marilyn Zam- bella, Mary Peckham, Virginia Butler. As We look back upon the girls' varsity basketball season, the out- standing highlights are not spectacular plays or defense combinations, but well-organized team work, high spirit, and sheer fun of the game. Never before have the girls played with such enthusiasm and good Will. Many of the high scorers and effective guards are graduating this year, but the talented underclassmen will have no trouble filling their sneakers. We They Opponent We They 30 41 Alumni 43 39 Foxboro 41 50 35 26 Mansfield 33 26 40 48 Stoughton 29 39 35 45 Canton 32 42 37 39 Oliver Ames 42 54 -53- I V -4 ' X x I If .X ., v, V o-S T32 54:7 f...fJf,ex, fww 770n.7f,aa,Zv P A1 X 1 IP kx ' A X7 X .hx 51'-wx L-3, FYM. FiNw,JxX QAAQX. 9xA1nQNn-L .,. XX 'I X 'Sf' , V7 V avvnp8.4A'A.t, 6164014 76e4,5o P.6.,.....-v -54- CJR GUKLS Mary finds an openmg! B gov 9 ask er. 1, 'oi 01111 Cu,,,m d Sharon gets the tap V XT 4 1' gf we P 011' mam S 'lefe we 'Id 600 81-S as 6 gif gb! wg g fo' Do - 'Ac Sit- Ggtin Ion -55... f '90- ght team, Two bits, four bits EAA. 1111. Qpcbrgq H Q Wd-1 may 'mCJ1M.11f Our Rockettes nnr.uaQ.H -55.. Q.mn4sX 'WXu..,,.NS4,g Qrvru, EJLAALQ Cheering S. H. S. To Victory ,,,.-4' THIRD ROW, left to right: Mary Richardson, Marie McGrath, Carol Hunnewell. SECOND ROW: Sandra MacPhail, Marilyn Zambella, Miss Marion Haley, Advisor Anne Pearce, Carol Geissler FIRST ROW: Cynthia Halkyard, Virginia Butler, Elaine Abber, Diana Meister. The cheerleading squad of 1956 - 57 added much to the excitement of all the basketball games. Selected in try-outs by the members of the fac- ulty following a period of intense practice in the fall, this year's squad consisted of Marie McGrath, Captaing Carol Geissler, Sandra MacPhail and Marilyn Zambella, who were on the squad for the second year, Mary Richardson, Anne Pearce, Carol' Hunnewell, who were new members, with Susie Butler, Cynthia Halkyard, Diana Meister and Elaine Abber as alternates. The girls, under the competent leadership of Marie McGrath, turned out several new team and individual cheers for the boys, both of which greatly boosted the morale of the players. Very chic in gold beanies, maroon and gold jumpers, white blouses, white socks and sneakers, they have been regarded as one of the most sparkling cheering squads in the Hockomock League. We hope that next year's cheerleaders will be as great an inspiration to both spectators and team as this year's have been. l X fl' S5 Nl Q xx 2 f-.ax Xu? x 'l '. N' CS as -5' v ' Gutstanding Softball Season Chalked Up ' fs, . Us V .xx I 1 u .K I 1 J x ' A Rf , X X 5 '. N ' I ggi x I . r . Q71 QQ .' Q, f E. THIRD ROW, left to right: Mary Peckham, Diana Meister, Carol Hunnewell, Anne Hayes, Miss Marion Haley, Coach, Martha Peterson, Janet White, Katherine Cilley, Sally Kirouac. SECOND ROW: Marie McGrath, Marilyn Zambella, Priscilla Sweet, Barbara York, Bonnie Flynn, Dorothea Kelley, June Lowden. Judith Foster, Virginia Cohenno. FIRST ROW: Carol Huerth, Assistant Managerg Barbara Kelley, Managerg Dena Uretsky, Assistant Manager. Softball is a growing sport at Sharon High School, where every year more and more students try out for the team. As softball is' confined to the last few months of the school year, and therefore has a very short season, the girls must put their all into practice in order to compete suc- cessfully with other school. Last spring our team had a very good season, coming out on top in eight out of ten games. Some of their wins were as follows: 12 to 3 over Mansfield, 6 to 5 over Canton, 14 to 12 over Foxboro, 18 to 10 over Oliver Ames, and 9 to 7 over Stoughton. As well as making an ex- cellent showing athletically, the girls are line representa- tives of sportsmanship at its best in Sharon High School. ,Ll . ...I -: ,- .. .- Q.. A, . I, .. 4' - ...,, - 4- A wg.. K :-- '-- . - ' ,J-'S , rv. I - - . '-l'.- 1 5 4. '- . . ' , 1. .v 1. ' - '-'fl-.:.:' --f -.'-f ., f--,2'.-. s ' 1 Q- 11-5-.v ' -0- n- - 1 A . 'fa-ss.. '.'-. . .P-. -0'-- - 957-, 'T'-'. .- .Qi A ,,, qu ,QA .- Successful Season Promised astllkve. THIRD ROW, left to right: John Hatch. Neil Holzman. David Peterson, Mr. Gary Hall, Coachg Joseph Graham, Richard Nuscher, Donald Dunakin. SECOND ROW: Jonathan McCrensky, Aaron Wise, Joseph Amorosino, Warren Carson, David Rivers, Peter Barrett, Peter Meshon, Donald Glaser. FIRST ROW: Peter Feldman, Manager. The crowd in the bleachers roar as a Sharon player clouts a long ball to deep center, driving three runs home. Coach Hall returns to the bench, giving his mysterious array of signals to the man on third while manager Feldman in his deep rolling voice calls out the next three men who are to go to the plate. This flashback gives us a picture of last year's varsity baseball squad, coached by Mr. Gary Hall and captained by David Rivers. The team wound up the season Winning six of its fourteen League games. Sharon High School was Well represented both on the road and at home by these boys who, through hard, clean play and good sportsmanship, brought hon- or and respect to the school. We look forward to an even better season this year be- cause many of last year's veterans will return and the team will be strengthened further with many of the junior varsity players. +59- Sharon Shines In Golf v. . ,Q ,- '- ,uf r ' . it . f 6 Q p Y is 9 I A Q A. Q., - . ' X' . ,,a'6Qf3?fg.,-. X y ' 5, like Aft? ig 57 45 tug ' .lr 'X i P W 1 fu ,W P fliffifligii is . S J 41 STANDING, left to right: Peter Kirouac, Peter Barrett, Robert Callahan. . A KNEELING: Robert Kirouac, Russell Sellew, Peter Meshon. fm if 6:4 'testi 75'Scq4gfe- 'iiiige Last year Sharon's golf team did not play in the Bay State League, but independently arranged matches with seven high schools in the area. They won six of the seven matches' and, in each of the preceding four years, placed second in the Bay State League. Although the team has lost three good players, it still presents a formidable threat to all of its opponents. Last year the youngest member of the team, Bobby Kirouac, won the Hearst Tournament in Massachusetts, and played in the national finals in Chicago. He also won the C. Y. O. tournament. Other veterans who will be playing on the team again this year are: Peter Kirouac, Captaing Bob Calla- han, Peter Meshon, and Peter Barrett. Last year the team launched a new program in which they organized an intramural league, and gave instruction to interested students to help maintain a strong team. We trust that Sharon will continue to excel in golf. - Z0 fi S. H. S. Has Formidable Track Team Q With a burst of speed the Sharon runner crosses the finish line, leading the field. It is with this same speed that Sharon has moved up in Hockomock League stand- ing. Under the careful direction of Coach Courteau, the track and field team has grown to be respected by the teams in the Hockomock League. In 1956 Sharon placed fourth in the Hockomock League, and, in the South Shore Track Meet in Class B, they took first and second places in the mile, second in the half mile, and fourth in the 100 yard dash. With almost the entire group return- ing, the track team looks forward to an even more suc- cessful season this year. These are the athletes who will represent Sharon in 1957: 100 yards-Donald Dunakin, David Rivers 220 yards-Donald Dunakin, David Rivers 440 yards-Wilfred Kingsley 880 yards-Warren Colon Mile-Steven Steinberg, Edward Altshuler, Robert Bus- sewitz Broad J ump-Allan Muul, Joseph Graham High Jump-Allan Muul, Joseph Graham Shot Put-Allan Muul Relay-Donald Dunakin, David Rivers, Wilfred Kingsley, Warren Colon. ,. f-v l .,,,,ti,, STANDING, left to right: Joseph Graham, Edward Altshuler, David Rivers, Allan Muul, Stephen Steinberg, Robert Weeks, Mr. Joseph Courteau, Coach. KNEELING: Donald Dunakin, Charles McDonald, Harvey Miller, Martin Gross, Wilfred Kingsley, Warren Co . lon -nu: -1-1 Z fi: X 716 ..51- Wikf A L1 .5 1 f' 4. ' ' 1 .dz U 1:2 5 f X X if C -- V ' ' 'S 462.25 -Hull 'A' ?', o Q lx qw yew. 'J . Q . ' ' l' f, ,47 V - 2-is UE X ge K X A Q il v ' is ef. N wwwff 57 ff' B- xg l x NN V-N 5 UU Q I if -f O Q '11 ,-, O Z 5 O H Q 21 U :r CU va rm fb 117 5 I :E Q 23 g- -11 5' U2 3 c: :r 3 9 4 C3 5 na E, r-4 ,..3 Q 5' F 2 E5 3 cn P 5, 5 5 Q 5' I to the Class of 1957 ITALO BENDINELLI Route 1 Sharon, Mass. Congratulations to the class of 1957 SPEAR HARDVVARE, Inc. ,- 5 x 1 , ' 1' GM f 6 c Z3 wa 'Egg 3- : 2' l II 1135 , ' 1 mf -X! K Y 'Y ll ,' ,Q fu' '- 4' 5' A JA . '7 Q1 1 2 'fly' . . 4 Q4 L 'Y V1 ' lg? ' 1 -ff if f gygffag ,,f1,,, 5 ew' IV f f f f. f' 'I f ' f . f ' ', 1 ff 'f 'f' 2 ' F I ? I , f gg 'Q V fx' fb , ' ' IW' N 5 J v I W fv 'f I AQ ' ' ' fl 49 , gf u Al POLE CANTON 6 iff l I w , ,A af SHARON E. WALPOLE 4 Q N ,nam 5 yi 4-'l f ffl 'ffl W nailz: in A Congratulations to the Class of 1957 SHARON HEIGHTS BAKERY C0MEY'S CLEANERS Max Lubin and Sons I0 SOUTH STREET FOXBORO, MASS. Telephone 2556 FOXBORO HAT sHoP Open Wednesday Night Until 9:00 For Hobbies - Household Repairs - Sports The Original Evl3RFAsT.LlQUm CEMENT Large 2 oz. Tube - 20g Strong - Clear - Fast Drying Available in Hobby Stores and Supermarkets 1 to Our Advertisers 57 wish to take this opportunity to ve' helped to make the Marsengold of Trade without whose cooperation our advertisers, for in so doing you JOHN SEXTON 81 CO. National Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box J S Newton 59, Mass. You Can't Make a Mistake on any Purchase You Make at - A8zP! This is more than a promise- it's a guarantee that you'1l never risk a penny on any item you buy at ASLP. At A8zP the sale is never completed until you're completely satisfied. The sale must measure up to your every expectation - or, A8zP will promptly refund your money - no- questions asked. You can't make a mistake on any purchase you make at- A8rP SUPER MARKETS ,Ji . iff' Z J U ll fi, I J I' f 'U if LUX' iii ltXb 7 f GN NV ft f V 'f iw L , ' L ,I ' 'J 7,L, V ,N 1 I ' ,A I ,K I , 1, ni T1 . J -7 A u ' ' , , 1, , 1 ' , if f , 1 y I! 1' Y X . , , . 4, W , 1. 1 I ' ' A, 1 ' 7' I fu' ' ' v ,,- . , v 14' L' ,gh if L i, IL 1 66 w ff f' Zi W E tj f I QW fb at 19 ij f A I Lb I QM J , ff 1'L J, I, . L M , d,4',V9.'Ar , 1 ttf L ,,l, 4' L7- -, 'if z .Nia If 7 ',1,e 5, Mi Qt ,6 RM A U mf , U Congratulations to Class of 1957 I from I THE EAGLE STAFF 6, ' fe' 0 A H 77 cy ' DQ! Q V L I f V I U V7 uf' af' ff I if . if if fv CWM? W My fi XM fam? f i a EE jf MMZQTJZ LNUQAA5 I K: 1 HOWARD JOHNSON? On Providence Turnpike at Dedham Telephone DE 3-3360 For LUNCHEON or SNACK Congratulations from SAM 8: TONY Brookline, Mass. C. Civita, Prop. THE ITALIAN KITCHEN INC. At Intersection of Veterans of Foreign Wars Highway 8: Washington Street Dedham, Mass. For Reservations Call Dedham 3-1553 Congratulations EMILIE CASS ELVENA CLARK SHAW PIANO CO. Wurlitzer Spinet Pianos liz Electric Organs Tuning - Repairing 10 Main St. Brock' fi Tel. 4500 GURNEY BROS. CO. Jewelers Since 1841 101 Main St. Brockton CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1957 DR. 8a MRS. GOLDSTONE BESTXWISHES Class of 1957 JAMES L. MITCHELL Catering to The Home Decorator Your TOWN 8a COUNTRY SHOPPE Odorlcss Keystone Paints Nationally-Known Wallpapers D' t' t' F b ' is mc ive a rics M. Robitaille 2 Main Street Brockton, Mass. 74 Congratulations from CONGRATULATIONS CORCORAN INCORPORATED Hunting and Fishing Goods A FRIEND sToUGHToN, MASS. FI 4-3020 Compliments of BESSE-BAKER,S 65 Main Street, Brockton Brockton's Leading Men's Wear Store for more than Three Generations PIERCE PIANO AND MUSICAL CO. Janssen Spinets Brockton School of Music Conservatory Teachers -g- 9 Main Street Tel. 7033 ,..t Pd THE SHARON ADVOCATE ROLL.LAND BOWLADROME Sharon's Weekly Newspaper Providence Pike - opposite Vega's tEst. 18733 0 Completely Reconditioned -10 Alleys 66 So. Main Street O Latest AutOff1atiC Pinsetters Tel. SUnset-4-2131 Public always invited - Families especially swf, 107 fill! glwffffrcfifjfnf W R IN7 Dylifjyffg Mfvnif' WW, ff JY! if - To the Members of the SENIOR CLASS Carry Your Courage and Your Enthusiasm Into A Better World With the Best Wishes of the SHARON ROTARY CLUB X BROCKTON PUBLIC MARKET, INC. I 157 Main Street and West Shopping Center, Belmont St., Brockton, Mass. 0 I Serving the Public Since 1899 it it if SSEDHAM NURSING HOME fvwoft 963 Washington St. DEDHAM, MASS. Ded-3-0426 - - Q - - 24 Hour Nursing Care - - Q - - Helene L. Darcy-Director and Owner I 1 lfp, -.. ..,. - ... U l X gm ,sl Wil 3 Wlpcwfj ,W L wif , ll CONGRATULATIONS 012 W to the Class of '57 Congratulatl JOHN B. KENNEDY FOXBORO Realtor Builder 44 South Main St t SHARON Tel. Su-4 5435 Kingswood 3-5336 3 5337 fX3 X U , . ff Uwfi' wil 'MSW lj N 1 ,AIM lyfwbdjjf If C t 1 t IK g JMU Congratulatigilji t th Cl f1957 -T Allan fV'flj 'J BROCKTON TAUNTON GAS COMPANY TINY TOWN SPECIALIZING IN TOYS AND GAMES FOR ALL AGES Telephone SUnset 4-3261 3 U BAKER 8: KOZAK PLUMBING and HEATING 6 Mechanics Street Foxnono , Ki 3-5371 f ,yr M X, 4 in ffwwle' fl' f :Di N fi Congratulations gtk L'fW1:c531i1qRjY5ULAT1oNs JOLLY CHEF NEWELL A. PEAVEY Restaurant REALTOR Canton Charles Arnorosino, Proprietor 165 No. Main St., Sharon, Mass Telephone SUnset 4-2373 CLOV RLEAF Bowling Alley Miniature Golf Rte. igtl, Norwood, Mass. Res. Nor. 7-0401 0 Open Afternoons, Evenings and Sundays JOSEPH P. KEATING Non-Sectarian Funeral Home 45 South Main St. Sharon I - - wi CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes for Success and Happiness from ,LN ,z4fLsz: ANDREWS LAWN SERVICE 332 North Main St. Tel. SUnset 4-3403 New Lawns - Roto-Tilling Red Andrews SHARON, MASS. Congratulations FERGUSON'S WATCH 84 CLOCK SHOP 973B Main St. Walpole, Mass. First Class Repair Service o Watches 0 Silverware 0 Clocks I A J. J. POLNER 353 No. Main St. Tel. SUnset 4-5082 MASTER ELECTRICIAN Electric Installation 8.: Repairs Emergency Calls Anytime WESTWOODJTVIOTOR LODGE Open the Year Round 27 Rooms with all modern conveniences TV in each Room 71 Providence Highway - Westwood, Mass. Junction Routes 1 dr 128 South Your Hosts: Frank Sc Josephine Accattatis SUnset 4-2981 Free Delivery Congratulations TOWNE MARKET MORGAN7S Fine meats -- poultry - delicatessen Maurice Markowitz - 16 East Chestnut St. Sharon, Mass Congratulations Congratulations ARONSON'S PHARMACY Henry Aronson - Class of '39 Tel. Su. 4-5761 JOHANSON'S CAKE SHOP Stoughton Square Q' owe4l'f2Gr,5C , , U f iff CQ 7142 - 67513 1 ifrfiunw -.-... LAZY S STOCK FARM 300 Randolph St. Canton - Tel. Ca-6-1681 Musical Hay Rides I o Weenie Roasts O Buggy Rides - C I Pony Rides U Riding Lessons I Congratulations - and Good Luck I CROV0'S ELEANOR C. KELLOGG J S FRUIT STORE , AHC 73 Real E Q! Estate ll ..'.:.'.'S'2- 5 El El El TQE X-,S Hljlllf ICN!! fl R1ll!1'1I ' 109 North Main Street Randolph' Mass' SHARON, MASSACHUSETTS SUnset 4-2317 SUnset ,4'-3802 I COBBS CORNER CONGIQAT LATIONS VARIETY STORE 7 Washington St. Canton, Mass. To the Class of '57 MR. 8z MRS. MIKE GLASER CONGRA ULATIONS NMQIITIS FABRICS Elicjld St TO THE CLASS or '57 165 0' am ' ' I Mansfield, Mass. Norwood, Mass KENMORE Headquarters for WINDOW CLEANING CO. Venetian Blinds Traverse Rods Draperies Made to Order W9 W! - - N - Egwioj- 0 CONGRATITLATIONS iggwfw it JOHN L. KEELING FUNERAL SERVICE NON-SECTARIAN LOCAL and DISTANT SERVICE FU air conditioned N ERAL HOME 40 POND STREET SHARON TILLIE CUTLEIPS COUNTRY WEAR at Post Office Sq., Sharon THOMA E. NELSON R E A L T O R S 6 So. Main Street SHARON, MASS. Tel. SUnset 4-2701 Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1957 SHARON TOWN TAXI THE SHARON Tel. SU 4-5624 COUNTRY STORE, INC CQ ngrstulatioxs YT. C. FIILLER CO., INC. DON C URRIYAN ass North mm sueex INSURANCE AGENCY -, 1.hm5'ld' nm, sax-mes up to xzuware - Furniture ,- ' fills Gccds - Plumbing - Electric f roxboro Ki 3-2386 Mansfield 440 STRX. D IEWELERS Canton, Mass. PAUL MITR.xNO, INC. 'fox friendly Chevrolet Dealer' i 'IeL Ca 6-0381 Sharon Sn 4-3470 Eli Corrnan. Prop. 12 PFf'tPSt' xx .rg JEYVELER and WATCHMAKER 1 MansHeld,,,iaSs9- Tel 27 Gm! APPRAISBR - F,-' Lf- 9 1 I ' .E - Q Ri L Y! 3 . 3 ' 'U r r a -C. I SHAWS .xg Q f of- foggfamaponsp Q, I Sporting Goods Q' Q If -' if if 11. UI: to Play., 'tial U1 ,I l Q 'I H X-sv ' - ,L Kb 1: ' 1 Mansiield. MASS. .M - - , . , k - I i ,Y V K f-' ' x X .1 'F 3 - 75 Af ' Y .h C - -17 9' Ze' Q ' 4' l L7 Q-Tr' B' 3' Nb ,SX LXJ he 4, :- 5-LQ D I x 29' re ' fs' 'JN' . Q' xg' .16 Congratulatlons - - 1:-f -7 'T 'fy A ?' FERNANDES SIPERMARKETS INC. North Easton East Bridgewater Norton Randolph ff ILL I' X. A f64 1 WLSJM if -u 1 I iff!!! X A 'ee-?7 'ff L! , A ST, nw , Congmtulvztzons kgjd A fu ff Q? QSKPQ-Q,S7Cffifgf, iii to the Class of 1957 gag? 77 Y Ly I 4? , TC? , ,?C3g, C21 V. CIULLA and SON 252,44 23 Contractors Sharon SUnset 4-2215 SUnset 4-2573 THE HUT SJIUIN R0ute1a21 Walpole, Mass. Congratulations of STOUGHTON'S OLDEST INSURANCE AGENCY Edgar S. Malcolm 6 Freeman St. Stoughton, Mass. Congratulations of STOUGHTON BEAUTY SHOP , ff Congratulations Congratulations IVALDI MOTORS T0 The Class Of Canton, Mass. 1 9 5 7 ,ff SMITH BASS. SERVICE STATIONS Flying A Service Foxboro, Massachusetts If ff I ffl AQUARIUM CREATIONS 900 So. Main Street Mansfield, Mass. Tel. 1470 Tropical Fish, Plants, Aquariums and Accessories X V SHERMAN CLEANERS 528 Wash. St. Canton, Mass. Ca 6-0230 Su 4-3784 Tel. Canton 6-1903 GEORGE LITTLE 81 SONS STOCK FARM 346 North Main St. Sharon, Mass. Congratulations from Congratulations to the Class of 1957 PEARCE ENGINEERING f rom 8r SALES CO. 21 Chestnut Street Sharon, Mass. Mr. 81 Mrs. John Colaneri, Sr. PEPIN MOVING 8z STORAGE CO. old Post Rd. Walpole, Mass. Storage on premises THE BEAUTY SPOT 364 So. Main Street SUnset 4-3226 . l ff WYMAN JEWELERS 'FCOLLIERSSSANSS si SERVICE Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry ' Hamilton - Elgin - Bulova 5 Mechamc Sf- Certiiied Watchmaker FOX-Bono FI. 4-2760 12 Wyman Street . Stoughton, Mass. Your Friendly Ford Dealer ' x 'rRoP1c AND PET SHOP Everything to meet the needs of your pets Congratulations to the Class of 1957 DOTEN-THOMSON FASHION SHOPS Sharon Heights WHITMARSH MUSIC COMPANY SHARON HEIGHTS 52 Porter St. 41 Bedford St. Stoughton East Bridgewater Records o Phonographs DELICATESSEN Musical Instruments X . . A L r , - 4 ,Q 5 X -f. x X-,d. Q , I -SVA: ,. 4 XZ 5 'T A Trax, ,Q F, ' Rt K A is 4- ,. 'Q 11: f 'Q ' -L-Ni in-1 S, tx N X egg ,LI TT-' X P 52 Pa S if A as B2 fe if Q 'I ' A T ,si 'ii of K - - fi The Best of Luck llwgorfgzitulations To The Class of 1957 ix CaiX!l'edf'f I iff-ll S,Cs i1- A-2-2 M7-9,3 from 'ix Elm 1-J if 'AP THE GIRLS' IH T 1 VARSITY CLUB SHARQQI. Box COMPANI qv if 'Tit , fl, F5863 Best Wishes KAPPY'S 5? to 35 Store FURNITURE CO. High Quality Furniture At Low Prices Authorized dealers for General Electric and Crosley Appliances Emerson Bottled Gas Distributors 38 School St. - Foxboro - Tel. 2103 V f ff-K CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations TO THE CLASS OF 1957 MCIVIANUS, STOUGHTON DIN ER FILLING STATION . ,A , nl 7 N1 W t ,MW L01 v 'Jil xy: ' K fo' l L V X z 4-5 A f 'll V , W X: Lt My ji, 4 r, T. ,f ft af V vb .W f WW b I lf' X ff' fb fvojxx ' X J U Wifi bb: llfbpc llfl, J I!!! lf! I lax Lf., ' I 'J X Congratulations x to the Class of '57 Pettee's Choice Foods 1 DYKEMAN Congratulations ELECTRICAL CO., INC. to the Class of 1957 24 Wyman St. Stoughton' Mass' BILLY'S SUPER MARKET Tel. Fleldbrook 4-2200 Congratulations MOULTON'S MITZPS BEAUTY PARLOR 12 Billings Street SUnset 4-3219 WHERE THE CLERKS ARE GLAD TO SEE YOU Sharon, Mass. W Mff if ft if 7 KA p 0 ,J7 A ,H if Lf , way!! ifpflc, Elf , my JMA n w f 4 V, 1 A M f gf' ,O SUP Congratulaiions Congratulations fd To the Class from of 1957 FOXBORO NATIONAL BANK SHARON MOTOR SALES 0 F oxboro, Mass. .f It .X , .f WILLLAM E. McCOLE 56 Canton St. Sharon, Mass. FUEL OIL RANGE OIL Tel. SUnset 4-5705 K NORWOOD BOTTLED GAS COMPANY 880 Providence Highway Norwood, Mass. SHARON KIDDIE SHOP INFANTS thru TEENS Sharon Heights Shopping Center i KIRWAN'S SHOE STORE 378a. So. Main St. Sharon Heights, Mass. Tel. SU 4-5732 SU 4-2447 Congratulations SHARON HEIGHTS PHARMACY To The Class of '57 at the New Sharon Heights Shopping Center From 384 so. Main Street SHARON, MASS. , SHS PEP SQUAD Free Delivery SUnset 4-3060 f CJ o fglpflj Ck! W VY Mi A ff Conlplinlents Congratulations Class of '57 of FRANK A. FOWLER Fm HThe Class Ring Manvv of -Stoughton Official Jeweler - 0 - for CLASS OF 1957 High Quality Women's 8c Children's Wear at Representing Loren Murchison 8z Co., Inc. LOW COST W E. H. ANDREWS STROUT CML CU- FORD SALES, INC. , 18-20 Billing sf. Range 81 Fuel O11 Sharon Burner Sales 81 Service SUnset 4-2961, 2971 Sales Service SU 4-24-23 + . V. X ATHERTON'S ART JOHNSONS Famous for Tasty Snacks Fine Furniture Since 1898 and Quick Service 41 Centre St. - Brockton - 610 Main St. Route 1 Norwood If ' X , If Congratulations ' FMCOUE all lations BRANDY'S SHOE STORE MOOREYS Nationally Advertised Footwear Walpole, Mass. FOXBORO Tel' Montrose 84220 18 School St. 32 Central St. Bostonians 0 Sandler 0 Fleet-Air Tel. KI 3-8180 Tel. KI 3-5786 , I. Walpole Businessmen? Association The following members of the Association have contributed to this advertisement. CAMPBELL'S LADIES SPECIALTY SIIOPPE HERBERT W. LEWIS INSURANCE 8a REAL ESTATE AGENCY 19 West Street NELSON SERVICE CORP. 926 Main St. DALTON'S PACKAGE STORE Main Street BETRO PHARMACY 952 Main Street BROCKTON - TAUNTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY 968 Main Street MR. ERNEST MANNOCHIO 963 Main Street BIRCHARD'S 945 Main Street Mr. Ernest M. Ford FORD'S 50 to 31.00 STORE 967 Main Street WATSON'S CANDIES 992 Main Street MR. EDWARD J. DELANEY 137 Carpenter Road SWENSON'S MEN'S SHOP Main Street BOWDIN HARDWARE CO. 971 Main Street CLEVELAND FUEL OIL INC 961B Main Street VVALPOLE MOTOR lNIART INC 908 Main Street DOUG'S DONUT SHOP Wilfred J. 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NORWOOD Nonwoon I KORDQTE SHOP CARROLL PERFUMERS FINE TOILETRIES 668 Washington St. 645 Washington St. Norwoo X NORWOOD PARE 'SNOW'S 678 Washington St. NORWOOD GOVE ELECTRIC CO. 692 Washington St. NORVVOOD JACK 8: HARRY'S AUTO STORE 732 Washington Street ' NORWOOD, MASS. ff NORWOOD WOMEN'S SHOP 631 Washington St. DREYFUS 8z WHITE, INC. , WVHOLESALE and RETAIL SAMS AUTO Fruit and Vegetables 85 APPLIANCE CO. 629 Washington St. Phones N0rw00d 3-1233 ' 11 Cottage St. No-7-43413 -1 1 ORENT BROTHERS INC. 663 Washington St. NORWOOD ALLEN'S CUT RATE 677 Washington St. NORWOOD 1 , fb fc Q Q X Quia Q Q55 Cf fa- S' 'ig O' R A, ' ,f W ,VW in QW CONGRATULATIONS CH I My QQ, BROWNES SPORT SHOP A, Distributors of Quality Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods Since 1930 I 16 CENTRE ST. TEL. 8-0201 BROCETON fp 07 N fl' , GAL uf! if ' Lt We ff Qaw J X 42 Qgnifpfg A y wb or vi Millie? It it D PA A QV SHARON CO-OPERATIVE BANK 0 Savings Share Accounts 0 Serial Shares for Regular Saving Paid-Up Shares for Investment The bank for your HOME FINANCING JMJGA if I t M213 LU C NERAL ICE CREAM CORPORATION EIDE! Plymouth Rock Division 385 North Avenue NO. ABINGTON, MASS. I. ,fl L7 It's Oldsmobile Again in 1957! MANSFIELD MOTORS, INC. Tel. Mansfield 530 Florence Kates, Realtor Land Mortgages Homes of Every Description 125 So. Main St. SUnset 4-5492 X Best Wishes to The Class of 1957 CORMAN S 1 Hour Cleaners Congratulations to the Class of 1957 MARKET BASKET, INC. 374 So. Main Street Sharon, Mass. X Y Congratulations F OXBORO LAUNDRY SHARON TURKEY FARM H. GROSS, Proprietor X 1 Congratulations from the WHITE WING FARM SANNIE'S Where Mansfield Styles Begin YARN 8z GIFT SHOPPE Yarns 8a Unusual Gifts MANSFIELD, MASS. Congrgglations from A FRIEND Congratulations FRANK'S BARBER SHOP 612 Washington St. Canton, Mass. HlCK'S BAKERY INC. Foxnono, Mass. ,' gl M M f,,W,,ffMjg,W Mfg! JISJVI' J Vljf j V 1 - W , q j 17 6 A If ,Cf ' ' Congratulations ff' Mwffgiwi , 1' L if 10 f ELLA'S RESTAURANT 9 if U 17 V n B fri ,ff J' Best wlshes Norwood-7-0707 WM Lf GOOD LUCK to the Class of 1957 Boys' Varsity Club X MUSTO,S BEAUTY SALON Tel. 770 Mansfield SWEET MAN'S SERVICE GARAGE Walpole and So. Main St. SHARON, MASS. Congratulations to the Class of 1957! DlNGMAN'S REPAIR SERVICE TRAUT'S GARAGE SHELL SERVICE General Repairs 88 Pond Street Tel. 3156 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 Mansfield Record Shop Tel. MAnsfield 1121 WALTER E. FEELEY Congratulations from N ORMAN S ,A Store of Quality Bargains 23 Wyman Street STOUGHTON , f ft' ff CONGRATULATIONS FROM WILCORT JEWELERS Stoughton Brockton 771 Washington St. 246 Main St. V f C 7 Congr lations 1 ff NICK'S BARBER SHOP yf Congratulations to the Senior Class VILLAGE GIFT SHOP A! JACK KATZ Department Store 581 WASHINGTON STREET Canton 6-1004 1 i Congratulations FORREST'S CLEANERS CANTON, MASS. 'Lf CANTON AUTOMATIC EQ HOUR LAUNDRY 579 Washington Street Canton Tel. Canton 6-7059 Automatic Washers for Whiter Washes Westinghouse Laundromat ,f 7 I ff Best Wishes to the Class of 1957, FOR GOOD BUILDING MATERIALS CALL NORFOLK LUMBER, Inc. 43 Canton St. Stoughton, Mass. Tel. FI 4-2741 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Sharon Cash Market SHARON, MASS. l X 0 fl . fc ffl, C MMV ,K A r ji CLLMQM f IMI ,JI A Y O fl? '51 5' fo If .U . J , r fi 7 J, M Af! f x VW If ,wif A P fb ufjglfj V 0 j PN Congratulations Wi My to the Class of 1957 J ff f J' . M 5- f 1. ' Cr, TLAQ L 8- SON:1c. 512.641, , 2 . V- . J . Oz 4 WLAN W7 Vw i ' UN .rtt 9 i C' A 1 J N !Vf LN, 1 East Walpole, Mass. New York, N. Y. Phillipsdale, R. I. Norwood, Mass. Chicago, Ill. New Britain, Conn Shreveport, La. Lewiston, Me. Charleston, S. C. My ., H. Www L UZ 3 wi W W4 fe be NEO! Jivff I CV S 2177 S S, XX ,e f A ,JS an ef if QSM QQ J V Q4 QSO, CONGRATULATIONS 435 JP frorn KX-1 Company EAST WALPOLE MASS. H. Maynard Gould l 335- ' , geifgjy TAYLOR'S GARAGE A Ez X Xi XO SQ- .,,. 56 ,L CHEVROLET NQXR SP E E? Q iQ Telephone SU 4-5913 CSX-RN f S-1, S-E2 Nia X- X Q We x Congratulations fromy QE ' Efimwgc, OUlMET'S DRUG STORE, INC. I 4112 Aj V Eoxnono . .7 J J: FA I fa film I x , fl 0 -3 f 1 . 4 r ' ' V Q xf , 1' 'A fi . V ff xy ,f u m. ,v e-'Ki . rv' K -Ly' '-I : 1' ,ali ' I R4 l Y .I 4 - iv? QA E QNQGJX I r I CHINA VILLA ass SO. MAIN STREET HARON HEIGHTS, MASS 321 6 f X? l xx ig Q K 6 I ,QQ ,Y j f K - 1 'X L 9 is Lf, , all 'lf 63 Us 51 4. Congratulations CL N' ' '17 ' JN, fa 1. f 'L j to the Class ClQXg,au:D 9 f 'LQ RN rs-brig may ,N Qi? Silo - ah if C JN EZIOS BEAUTY SALON L , ,Low 'R fv Yi no gs-0 Doi-Q7 Sw 3, Q-SQ Sgt G? R, vig V 7 , . .9 . , of f . . su 4-22:34-,v3hNP'Q!n 5' Z,0vJ?QKx:6NGRATULAT1ONs 1 jg tv NFJCILK-O5 A-Xb from jab tw -N 'K' . P' CJ' 4 010 NN' 0-S, 'rig-S M 1 ff O ,OU STOU TON SUPPLY xD - W A A , 1633 AND LUMBER 0 fr ' A GRE R We f ,S ff ffs ig Q r A ' l f gif? gf 1 I XR ,alas -- Congratulations from Home Of Larose Home Style Candies Candies that are always in good taste. Made and sold on the premises. U. S. ROUTE 1 BOSTON-PROVIDENCE HIGHWAY NORWOOD, MASS. Open Daily 10-9 n Congratulations Congratulations to the Class of 1957 From from MACKAYS SHARON HARDWARE INCURPORATED SCHOOL SUPPLIES Z 1 I L' Lbufkfl L 1. 'L C K gwaffklil , 3 vue .LCC,J,f CL-'ji rf-fe aff' f Q weef ,el Leflfwif - if1QkfLeC , 4'ccs4f',f7- Pk gee f gg--ef 'jgratulations to the Class ., 'VAfA1.-11.1 , I rj N' ' , ' , , ,N f 1957 111,14-Lfkcf x-7 fcfop z 1 ,' f.eCZ.4f fi c'Cfzf'CA-1.4.-f--Q!! ' if K V11 'I Lge fe K! C :fe by 0 fe, ,fi . ,Me S Q f - HQ Dairy , fi., Qddu'-fV 'Q -f ' CLVVDLVW7 C cj' f lla 9457 gf?-M swmon M. V. PARRISH 8z SONS Telephone SUnset 4-2740 You can whip our cream, but you can't beat our milk Deliveries In CANTON, SHARON, and STOUGHTON ...........S H A fL..f?..H 5.1.2-5 2.-.......C H..Q...9.I: C L A S S N I G H T June 10, 1957 8:00 o.m. a w 4 n Q High School Cadets ... 0. Sousa School Band President's Welcoming Address .... David Rivers Class Prophecy ... ... .. John Andrews, Jr. Graduate Speaker .. .. David Peterson Soldiers' March ... 0. Gounod School Band Class will ........Q... v. Virginia Butler Undergraduate Speaker ... .. Arnold Shuman Athletic Awards ...,.. Q. Mr. Gary Hall Dir. of Athletics Journalism Awards .............,... John Andrews, Jr. Editor-in-chief, EAGLE Indiana State March ..........,.a. Farrar School Band '3I'i! !! !C 33' Senior Yearbooks will be distributed Cand sold? directly after the programy See attached sheet for details. 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BLAKE, IR. rf Student Dzrectors -'- 35 if NIARGARET CHUBB JOAN APCAR tr: :': z-: :js :-: - - :,: 2 PLACE: A corner of a dmmg-room, and a room m the lamasary of 5.2 Q0 ' OO 3 ' ft 5,2 Shangrl-La. 5 If! 3 EE 0 , , O TIME: Modern, but not durmg war tlme. gf if ze 6 on so oo 0 Qooosososos 0 0 0 0000.004 soo Qooob ooo 0 Qooooobasoo Quo ooooaoo 00,1 4 oooos ooo 1 0 : :': o'o 5: :'o is 8 Yo :'o :'o do o'o o'o o'o Co :B :Y 50 is 05 0 o Go :B o'o Zu 0'o 03 50 Vo 30 :'o o'o 0'o 60 s'o do :Lo o'o :Y o'o s'o QW :W 0 o Ss :B o'o do :W o'o Ss :Y 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00000000000 000000 I0 000090 00000 000000000 000000 00000 0 00000000000 00000000 0 000 0 0.01 gY3o:5o:'v:'o:'ozS:'o:'os'oo'vs'osbo'oz'os'oo3o bo oo'oo'oo'o:'ov'ov'o:'os'os'oo5o'o a'oo'o0035s'oQ'oz'o:'ov'oQ'oo'ov'oQ'o o4'os'o0'ov'o:'o:'ov'o:Wz9v:Q 0,0 00 00 io 3 22 no Q 3 gg Cyn OPSIS . io 0,0 9 so gr PEOLOCUE: A corner of a dining-room. - 95 ACr I, SCENE ONE: A room of the lamasary of Shangri-La. ' qc 0 0 SCENE Two: The same, that evening. 212 ACT II: The same, late afternoon, two months later. ACr III: The same, shortly after the event of Act Two. .. :': . . . ' 5:5 EPILOCUE: The corner of the dining-room again. 5-5 production Staff 515 if Director of Sets and Costumes E5 Mrs. Ann Dann ' Business Managers 5:2 Harriet Lillard Richard Rau gg Stage Manager Peter Kirouac gi :': gi if Stage Crew gg 53 john McNair William Tegan 222 23 Stage Properties Nicholas Dann Lighting and Sound john Arguimbau Chad Glover 3 3 3 Personal Properties 3 Anne Pearce Betsy Huber 215 Make-Up Crew if Marie McGrath Catherine Roe 2.5 Ioyce Mitchell Geraldine Monahan 52 Phyllis Seronick Rosalyn Sherman ff Marilyn Zambella Publicity Stag Rosalyn Sherman, Ch. Phyllis Seronich Sue Little Virginia Butler Carol Cannata if Ushers Q Estelle Berenson Ann Davis 2 Virginia Butler Sue Little gg 2 Barbara Healy Elaine Abber Eff 5 Ticket Sellers 3 Lee Blyler Ann Slafsky sf O .. -quo 0 0 noon o o Q o o on o soon wus s -ooo'o:'o:'o:'oo'os'o Q Q 0 0 o o o o oo 9 Q o'oo'o5os'os'o COC 009000090 OID 5 5050505050005000,505OCOQOQOOOOOOOOOCOCO0050.505 OQQOOOCOOOOOQOCOCOQOO Q OOCCOOCCOOCOOOOOOOCOQ bs K io Co s'o Q'o ts Vo :B :B do Q'o 0? u'o o'o Oo Co Q 0 Go s'o s'o QW vo Oo fo sb 4'o s'o QS o'o Q o Co :SOS Q'o 00 vo fo o'o o'v 03 Vo o'o :B so vb 98 13 Q5 Q5 Q1 Q5 o'o QS s'o 2' O5 '9 o'o 33 3 so ,, 94' o'o z: 9- .2 .: On' 0.0 so , :': -4 3 3 3 3 op :Q 3.3 2-2 33 92 io ,, 'P o'o az 3 ' 1 th k k ' ff 3 We espec1a1y an L. E. Pec Furmture, 49 Pond Street, ft 8' Jo 99 on 0,9 . . . J, gg Sharon for completely supplymg us w1th furmture. 3 2: :-: :': 'w :'o 2? 23 :-: OO za E15 54 E5 if :E oo Q, :-: :z 2: '- of :z :': :': ze :-: 5? op fo 33 Z-2 O. CQ 2: z ze 3 09 sf: :Z :-z 't O5 :': 5' ze SE 23 Mountam Scene . . . . by Dav1d Baskm 55 5:5 5? op do oo . . 5, :fx Orlental Costumes . by Hooker- Howe, Haverlull 55 5-: .,: ei 32 za :jr 3 OC .3 te :3 rf: :': gg sz :S ge is OO 0,0 :': :: :-: S: 0,0 fa za :: Z4 23 z.: :': 2 s'o OO 2: :': Z Pd db -1 '1hThD 'Pb1'h 3 ro uce y spec1a arrangement W1 e ramat1c u 15 - gg :-: f: 2: - - :js 3 mg Company of Ch1C8g0. 3: 'P :': .O fo 54 E-E s-2 0' o'o 5 5? :Q Q: O9 90 :': :-: Jo by 3 zz o s'o xi za lo z.: 2 as O as zz-:z-::-zz-zz-smut:-::'::-2:-::-zz-3:-::-zz-::-2:-::-x:-::+::-2:-::-::-::-:z-2:-2:-::-::-::-::-:z-2:-::-sez:-::-2:-2:-::-::-:sz:-::-2:-:sz:-2:-2:-z:-zmzaz SAGYOW ScAool A '1 ' X ff 1 ' 'X o w 'x 7 . Q , .9 GRADUATION OF THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-SEVEN THURSDAY EVENING-JUNE 13, 1957 SHARON, MASSACPIUSETIS . grcwluafion rogram PROCESSIONAL- March of the Priests . I Audience Remain S cated 2 INVOCATION RABBI DAVID WEIss ADDRESS OF WELCOME BY CLASS PRESIDENT DAVID M. RIVERS WHERE IN THE WORLD . . . SENIOR CLASS Soprano - SIIEILA B. FURASH Baritone - PETER UNTO WHOM MUCH IS GIVEN, OF HIM MUCH WILL BE REQUIRED. I Our H8fit3g61JOHN T. ANDREWS, JR. II Our Contribution-OWEN BRUCE BROWN PRESENTATION OF AWARDS ARNOLD W. BAR'r1.E'1'r, Principal PRESENTATION OF SENIOR CLASS GIFT RICHARD G. RAU PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ARNOLD W. BARTLEIT, Principal BENEDICTION REVEREND JOHN M. KOLBJORNSEN RECESSIONAL-- Pomp and Circumstancen . Mudience Standingj Cynthia Halkyard - Accompanist Mozart . Waring FELDMAN Elgar 0 9 0 0 . . Class of gmnefeen Ijlftcy-:Seven . . Joseph Charles Amorosino John Thomas Andrews, Jr. Joan Carol Apgar John Lawrence Arguimbau Russell Leland Bailey Peter Charles Barrett David Noah Baskin Barbara Susan Bengen Estelle Zelda Berenson Lee Landis Blyler, Jr. Leslie David Brown Michael Anthony Brown Owen Bruce Brown Virginia Anne Butler Robert Matthew Callahan Carol Theresa Cannata Margaret Everson Chubb Anthony Joseph Coyne Nicholas Frederick Dann Ann Davis Peter Gould Dickerman Peter Feldman Robert Maurice Freedman Sheila Barbara F urash Carol Ann Geissler Chadwick Tetrault Clover Dennis Donald Hamm Chester Alfred Harrington Judith Arlene Hayes Barbara Louise Healy Carl Hubert Huerth Thomas Reed Kennedy Edmond Peter Kirouac 'Carol Linda Krepon Hanford Guy Langstroth 'Harriet Ann Lillard Mary Suzanne Little 'John Donald MacPhail Sandra Ann MacPhail Judith Beatrice Manzer Marie Jackson McGrath John Herbert McNair Geraldine Theresa Monahan Charles Kendall Patterson Marjorie Anne Pearce Edward Hardy Peck Stephen Philip Price Richard George Rau David Murray Rivers Catherine Mary Ann Roe Arthur David Schiff Phyllis Elaine Seronick Roselyn Shirley Sherman Anne Rose Slafsky Eleanor Susan Snyder Meredith Anne Speirs Nancy Jane Swartz William Michael Tegan Rita Lucille Thomas Donald Harrison Tuttle Aaron Noah Wise Letitia Marilyn Zambella Member of the National High School Honor Society