Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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I Z Fall--the startof the school year, election of new club officers, senior play, soccer games. These are a few ofthe activities which stand out in the fall calen- dar. Everyone, bursting with enthusiasm, is anxious to take part in at least one of the fall activities, which, in no time, are moving along at a rapid pace. Senior play rehearsals and Marsengold staff meetings have top priority on the afternoon hours of many seniors. At the same time, the Eagle staff is working hard to make sure that the first edition of the school news- paper is the best yet. Meanwhile, the library staff is busy organizing its roster of assistants to work at the charge desk. As some students are industriously working inside the school, outside, a large percentage of the boys are withstanding exhaustive exercises in the hope that they may be chosen for the soccer team. Thus, while the soccer season and the production of the senior play are the high lights of the fall sea- son, it is also the period of organization and prepara- tion of ground work for the later events in many groups. Qc

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Student government members are presented to the student body at induction ceremony. Student Council Membership n This year the Student Council of Sharon High School, consisting of a representative from each of the twenty-four homerooms and the vice-president of each class, has met weekly under the direction of president Ed- ward Keane and faculty advisor Mr. Liber- mans Besides working in the supply room, the members served on separate committees re- vising the constitution and compiling a SCFOD- book and a school handbook. Council supply room does increasing business.