Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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JUNIOR RED CROSS The membership drive in November, visits to the Wrentham State Hospital, Norwood Hospital, and Canton Children's Hospital, and variety shows at the Canton Children's Hospital were only a small part of the program completed by the Junior Red Cross Club this year. Instruction in first-aid and lite-saving techniques was given to members of the club during some of the weekly meetings. fn.: - ff fl 5-7'-.. - Jerry Kier, president, receives dolls dressed by members of the Junior Red Cross Club, to be sent to children's hospitals. 25 3 . A ,Liv ff: , I ,Z Miss Dorothy Chase Advisor i Fourth Row, left to right: A. Sher- man, R. Egel, H. Jandebeur, F. Laz- in, R. Kates, R, Shapiro, R, Freed- man, K. Cohen, J. Holway. Third Row: E. Rosenblatt, C. Riser, R. Cartoot, D. Segal, J. Levy, H. Segal, M. Publicover, A. Levine, G, Flan- ders, D. Gordon. Second Row: P. Edelstein, L. Bakerman, D. Plotnick, C. Crowley, E. lsgur, S. Silbert, K. lsgur, G. Levy. A. Becker, F. Mar- kowitz. First Row: N. Slabin, A. Grossman, C. Wells, M. Rice, A. Katz, Miss Chase, Advisor, J. Kier, K. Steinberg, E. Sherman, A. Patz.

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AUDIG-VISUAL 1 IZ-J AIDS CLUB Standing, left to right: David Hayes, Treasurer, Kenneth Clark, Technical Ad- visor, Joan Gaisunas, Secretory, Steven Rosenberg, President, David Moulton, Vice- President. Just before the curtains open, a cry of panic goes up back- stage. The mike won't work, coll Steve! In like manner, Steve, Kenny, or any other member of the Audio-Visual Aids Club, is often called upon to step into the breach in emergencies. As well as providing the electrical equipment for many extra activities occurring after school in the auditorium, the members of the club operate the opaque and motion picture projectors needed in our classes and assemblies. New members are in- structed in the use of the machines by Mr. Marcus, Advisor, and the experienced members at the club. i i It Mr. Myles Marcus Thifd Row, left to right: E. Little, K. Clark, R. Mur- sunas, S. Rosenberg, W. Wekstein. First Row J Whit ano, D. Hayes, R. Weisberg, E. Verity, D. Moulton, W. aker, M. Flanders, B. Feldman, S. Kublin Mr Marcus Williams, G. Sweet. Second Row: R. Pliskin, J. Healy, H. Rothberg,'R. Lakari, W. Horan, L. Goldman, J. Gai- 24 Advisor, B. Polner, N. Peck, P. Leedham S Fallon

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FTA Stimulates Interest In Teaching ea 25 sf xp I' .. . -' ' KW' -- l A . .g . W ,V , l i l I I Third Row, left to right: J. Burkin, J. Heoly, L. Hirsch M. Reuben, M. Loschever, P. Lyle, C. Missler, W. Acks M. Bogorello, L. Gentry, C. Crowley, E. Snyder Second Row: D. Gordon, A. Gelpke, J. Oren, M. Son- tos, N. Peck, T. Sheridon, J. Swortz, S. Silbert, E Every other week the door to Miss KeIsoy's room sloms, quiet-voiced Jonet I-lolwoy colls onother FTA meeting to order, ond the mem- bers settle down to Ieorn more obout teoch- ing. The yeor's progrom is interesting ond voried, consisting of skits, films, discussions, Kindergorteners show F. T. A. , president how well they con color. ' fffgisifrfil eq, -j if EIS! LQ, ,N ye 3... .. ff YT Tl '7f'J X X ffl XX. jf' . t, XV! ' nl Gentry, J. Woodword, S, Greenfield, L. Bokermon, N. Slobin. First Row: V. Atkinson, G. Morgon, R. Sny- der, K. Cohen, E. Rosenblott, J. Holwoy, Miss Kelsoy, Advisor, N, Brouneis, J. Newcomb, G. Kotzmon, A. Potz, M. Boldwin. ond numerous speciol projects like the Christ- mos food bosket given eoch yeor to o needy fomily. Members often go to other schools to observe, ond occosionolly they even hove o chonce to teoch. .i