Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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Standing, left to right: Margery Whiting, Steven Rosenberg, Ron ald Julius, Virginia Tucker. Seated: Linda Bodwell, Mar guerite Peltier, Lydia Goldman Meredith Ahnberg. 1- A L i Warren Kay Vantine Studio, Inc. Official Photographers for the Class of 1961 S T A F F Lydia Goldman, Marguerite Peltier Co-Editors-in-Chief Miss Dorris Newton Advisor Business Staff Linda Bodwell, Editor Donald Chase Business Assistant Mrs. Ruth Rivkin Circulation Staff David Clapp Cynthia Cornish Martin Grandberg Margaret Harris Paula Hughes Jerry Kier Richard Kates Kevin Murphy Nancy Rosoff Myra Slabin Susan Slayton Tod Whitaker Literary Staff Ronald Julius, Editor Sue Burch Linda Carney Joan Furber Nancy Shuman Virginia Shyne Susan Slayton Bonnie Sugarman Marguerite Thomp Carolyn Wells Typography Staff Margery Whiting, Editor Sandra Hershenson Jeanette Jennings Stephanie Stone Dianne Thibodeau SOV1 Meredith Ahnberg, Editor Catherine Adamic Charles Amorosino Sue Burch David Clapp Cynthia Cornish Mary Dingman Linda Gentry Karen Gouchberg Martin Grandberg Margaret Harris Janet l-lolway Paula Hughes Ruth Ann Jerome Q f Kurt Kru Ellen Lie Virginia Morrison Arlene Patz Nancy Rosoff Paula Snyder Karen Steinberg Stephanie Stone Mary Bagarello Carolyn Wells Margery Whiting Photography Staff Steven Rosenberg Art Staff Virginia Tucker S 1 . V, 1 X E yi 'cs l l X ,A Literary editor makes suggestions to members ot staff for activity write-ups. Mrs, Rivkin supervises preparation of billsqfo Marsengold. 'N 'FFF'

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K1 -of l l Hp! My gf? li' Y Miss Dorris Newton Advisor Lydia Goldman Co-Editor-in-Chief Marguerite Peltier CO-Editor-in-Chief Fourth Row, left to right: D. Chase, C. Amorosino, K. Krug, T. Whitaker, R. Kates, D. Clopp, M. Grandberg, R. Julius, K. Murphy. Third Row: J. Kier, J. Jennings, L. Gentry, S. Burch, L. Carney, M. Harris, M. Whiting, L. Bodwell, M. Ahnberg, V. Shyne, E. Lief, S. Rosenberg. Second Row: K. Steinberg, S. Slayton, P. Hughes, S. Stone, V. Morrison, B. Sugarman, C. Wells, K. Gouchberg, M. Peltier, L. Goldman, S. Hershenson, V. Tucker. First Row: A. Patz, D. Thibodeau, M. Slabin, M. Thomp- son, M. Dingman, R. Jerome, C. Cornish, J. Holway, P. Snyder, Miss Newton, Ad- visor. MARSENGCDLD To blend perfectly all the ingredients necessary to create a book was the goal of the Marsengold staff. More specifically, this goal was to produce a book that would mirror Sharon High School and serve as an example of the school's finest work and proudest achievements. . From early fall, when the Business Staff first began its work, to early spring, when the last Literary Staff assignments were com- pleted and the last photographs taken, the staff members concen- trated their efforts to make Marsengold l96l the best yearbook ever. This undertaking, although exacting and time-consuming, proved to be enjoyable. The thorough canvassing of Sharon and surrounding towns for advertisements made the financial end of the book an enormous success. The writers busied themselves produc- ing copy about the various school activities, writing up features, and composing chdracter sketches of their classmates, while the Co- editors strove to design the most attractive page layouts. Finally, on March l5, after months of inspirotion and work on the part of the entire staff, the completed book was sent to the printer. 28

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Who threw this bottle? l i The house .... Five thousand dollars! Smash Hit As Ghosts Run Loose A A darkened auditorium set the atmosphere for the entrance of Revolutionary War apparitions as the cur- tain rose on Gramercy Ghost, class play of 1961. Al- though the fantasy lasted only two hours, it represented five weeks of diligent work for Mr. Newton, the cast and crew. Rehearsals were called for afternoons and evenings on school days in addition to several on week- ends and vacation days. Behind the scenes, many seniors constructed sets, created costumes, and gath- ered props, while others got out publicity and sold tickets. However, the hard work was certainly profit- able, as was seen at the commendable performance given on November 18, 1960. Margaret Collins Nancy Willard Parker Burnett Augusta Ames Charley Stewart Nathaniel Coombes Officer Morrison Irv 1 Rocky Ambulance Driver Assistant Driver Ronda Silverman Pamela Bailey Martin Grandberg Catherine Adamic Clyde Cawley Ronald Julius Lawrence Kublin Jerry Kier Fred Lazin Susan Slayton Mary Beth Dingman Phoebe Ctelephane voicel Janet Schiff Girl , A . ' Joan Gaisunas