Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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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-

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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.