Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

W 1 ' 1 '. 4 tixj 1 4 1 , i 'WI-. G! 'W ,M Q, 4 - 5 X g - U s g0N HlGH5EHO0L LlBRARY '1 .f g , . . -mlmwnsrnser :wAe, + Q, . i summmamvoeoew- , . 'Q v-- A I '..'-'I V' om' , .. in 4' -, 5 ' I ARSE GOLD NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO SENIOR CLASS PUBLICATION SHARON HIGH SCHOOL SHARON, MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME XXII I DEDICATION To you, Otto Latzel, we dedicate the Marsengold l962. You are the symbol of Sharon l-ligh School, the symbol of friendship and belonging. Each stu- dent is a part of you, and you are a part of each student. By your friendly personal attitude to- wards all, you have tied our class and the school together. By working long hours in the school building, you have made its appearance some- thing which anyone connected with Sharon High can be proud of. For these reasons the class of 1962 dedicates its yearbook to you, Otto Latzel, because you mean so much to all of us. ? FACULTY Mr. Herman H. Richardson Superintendent- ITH DEEP APPRECIATION 'fl 'fl J -5,-1 ' I . A' -: J' 4 , ul affql iotion of Mr. Richordson's position os Superin- fend9nfl'TfZx1 ',,the Shoron Public Schools for the post twelve years, Weljre pleosed to distinguish ourselves os the first class i'0fCQ'1'lplefe our educotionol development from Grode 'I 'Grode I2 under his copoble jurisdiction. During his Gdmisniistrotion the town hos seen o remorkoble growth in ITS' School populotion, leoving the Closs of i962 the igsf smC.l'll'closs to groduote under him. r' i 4 -' . I - . 4 .. L' ? ,li gf '+ .ly A, L .ir 4.4. M- 'f FCR DEDICATED SERVICE Mrs. Lillian Reardon We the Class of l962 would like to express our sincere appreciation to our class advisors Mr. Downing and Mrs. Reardon. Starting with our Freshman Dance Mardi Gras, through the Sophomore Hop, class rings, and Dutch Treat, they steadily guided us towards the largest social function of the school year, our Junior Prorn Moulin Rouge, This, our final year, they have worked harder than ever before an senior pictures, the Soccer Ball, Ask Any Girl our Senior Play, and on all the little de- tails which are leading to Graduation. Mr. Everett Downing IA 2 . -'il Mr. Francis P. Roman Vice-Principal B.A., Harvard College, M.A., Harvard Collegep Assembly Committee-chairman, Sharon Faculty: IO years Mr. John 0. Barrows Guidance BA., Dartmouth, M.Ed,, Bos- ton University: Sharon Fac- ulty: 8 years Miss Marion Haley Guidance B.S., Ed., Bridgewater Teach- ers College, M.Ed., Bridge- water Teachers College, Girls Varsity, co-advisor, Cheerleadersg Sharon Facul- ty: 9 years 1 ADMINISTRATION The administration, aside from our super- intendent and principal, consists of our vice- principal, Mr. Francis P. Roman, and our Guidance Department: Mr. John O. Barrows and Miss Marion Haley and their respective secretaries. It is the function of the Guidance Department to help each pupil make the most of his high school career and plan his future. Five nights! Miss Marion L. Clark Librarian E.A. University of New Hampshire, Library Club, ad-' visor, Sharon Faculty: I0 years Our office secretaries: Mrs. Leedham, Mrs. Leventhal, and Mrs. West. il. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT sth . . . speeks geeble grannyflaxes, though grannyflaxes never foober spee ks. ? Mr. Ernest B. Blake Jr. English B.Ed,, Plymouth Teachers Col- lege, M.Ed., Boston University, Chairman English Department, Sharon Faculty: 9 years 4' . i . l . 31 ' 1 In Mrs. Katherine L. Norwood r ' - English R B.A., Wheaton College, Liter- jx I ary Magazine, advisor, Sharon ' Faculty: 8 years h -K' 'w f' if we 'fzvbag :f l 'S w 41' it g. Q With the aid of the library, today's Eng- l was about this far beneath the surface when . . . ' Mr. William B. Riley English B.A., Ohio State Univers- ityg Debating Club, as- sistant advisorg Sharon Faculty: 3 years 35 Mrs. Mary G. Gorman English B.A., Stonehill College, Eagle advisor, Sharon FOCulty1 4 years .T-X Mr. Carlyle Newton English B.A., Brown University, Dramatics Club, advisor Senior Play, advisor Sharon Faculty: 2 years others. Iish student can master not only the English language but also English literature. Learn- ing to communicate through effective writ- ing helps the student to express his inner feelings and enables him to convey them to Miss Helen E. Sanford English B.S., Ed., Bridgewater Teachers College, Dra- maticsg Sharon Faculty: l year Mr. Donald K. Macbougall English B.Ed., Keene Teachers College, Yearbook Ad- visor, Sharon Faculty: l year n ,. 'A' mu., Omnia est Gallia divisa in partes tres. Sharon High's language department offers excellent training in modern French. With the use of the new laboratory equipment, proficiency in speaking as well as writing can be attained. i The enlarged Latin staff allows for excel- lent development of Latin as a language and as an influence on English literature. . . and this belonged to Julius Caesar. 1' IB Ill Egg l Q-s.:L' Q , - .i H-5: Versailles se trouve . . '-,t LANGUAGE DEPA Miss Dorothy M. Chose Latin B.A., Boston Universityg M.A., Boston University: Jr. Red Cross advisor: Sopho- more advisorj Jr. Classical League advisory Sharon Fac- ulty: 36 years Mr. Daniel M. Foley Latin B.A., Boston College: Debat- ing Club advisor: Sharon Fac- ulty: 2 years Miss Dorris E. Newton French B.S., Boston University: M.A., Boston University: French coordinatorg Sharon Facul- ty: 28 years Mr. Roger C. Chappuis French and Advanced Humanities Bac., Lycie Lous Le Grand: Paris, Franceg B.A., Boston College: French Club ad- visor: Sharon Faculty: 3 years K K ,fc . 7' 1 ' Ei- El 1' fl 'l - is 1 . ..... 'Hi . .. .L 'l. i 'x xi AND SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. John S. Blanchon Social Studies B.S. Ed., Bridgewater Teach- ers College: Soccer Coach, B Squad Basketball Coach: Freshman Advisor, Sharon Faculty: 3 years Miss Jean W. Kelsay Modern History B.A., Boston University, Fu- ture Teachers of America, advisor, Sharon Faculty: 3 years Mr. Irving A. Schwartz Social .Studies B.A., B o s t o n University: M.A., B o s t o n University, Dance Band Advisor: Sharon Faculty: 3 years Mrs. Ethel E. Atkinson Social Studies B.A., Pembroke College, Business Manager, Drama- tics Society, Sharon Faculty: 3 years 3 Mr. Gerald M. Dunn U. S. History B.S., Ed., University of Ne- braska, M.Ed., Boston Uni VefS'fY2 Social Studies Co ordinatorg Tennis Coach Sharon Faculty: 6 years Mr. Everett G. Downing Ancient and World History B.A., University of Mass- achusetts, M.Ed., Northeast- ern, Driver Education, Sen- ior Advisor, Golf Coach, Sharon Faculty: 5 years Social Studies, through Ancient History, Modern History, United States History and Government, World History, and Civics, pre- sents the student with a wider understanding of the world. Active and competent citizenship is stimu- lated through the social studies program. Could it be Italy! Q-, W y r i lfrfliifg lll,3 ,vii ,z fr' , N , N . ,ai 91 5-L 4 54.24 F XMI MATH 8g SCIENCE Mrs. Lillian S. Reardon Mathematics B.A., Colby College: M.Ed., Boston University: Senior Advisor: Sharon Faculty: 7 years , 'f rf flh gg Ty-rr. ' I eil - . X 14.2. ,, .L i Mr. Robert J. Bent Mathematics B.S., Boston College: M.A., San Diego State College M.Ed., Boston State College: Baseball Coachg Sharon Fac- ulty: 3 years l Mr. Minot Parker Mathematics B,A., Keene Teachers ,Col- legeg Sharon FaculTY5 2 Anybody? . . . lt's ISO ' I ..r fl vff-' -f 'Z Mathematics and science play a large part in Sharon High School. Three years of math- ematics beyond Algebra I as well as four years of sciences beyond General Science are available to the student. This year, Advanced Biology is being of- years fered as well as first year Biology. l 4 Mrs. Elaine F. Timilty Mr. John L. Liberrnan Mr. Myles J. Marcus Mathematics Physical Science Biological Sciences B.A., Stonehill Collegcg BA., R ol I i n s College: B.A., University of Mass- Sharon Faculty: 2 years M.Ed, Bridgewater State College, Student Council, advisor, Sharon Faculty: 4 years tion Director, Visual Aids Club, advisor: Junior Ad- visor, Sharon Faculty: 4 years 12 ll achusctts, Visual Educa- This is the auricle, lub dub. . 5--Rggsrgg I . Ft X -i' K ' -Sfffsi f .8 Mr B.A. M.A lege, year -1 . Roger M. Doherty Mathematics , Harvard College: Boston State Col- Sharon Faculty: I Mr. Dudley D. Davenport Biological Sciences B.S., University of Rhode Island, Science Club: Boys Basketball Coach: Boys Intramurals: Sharon Faculty: I year USINESS AND . . . ASDF,LKJ. Mr. William J. Konsavogo Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing B.S. Ed., Fitchburg Teachers College, M.Ed., Boston Uni- versity: Sharon Faculty: 20 years Mrs. Miriam R. Eames Home Economics B.S., University of Mass- achusetts, Home Economics Clubg Sharon Faculty: l year Mr. Joseph W. Corteau Mrs. Ruth L. Rivkin Commercial Subjects Commercial Subjects B.S. Ed., Salem Teachers B.A. Radcliffe College, M.A. College, Track, Sharon Fac- Columbia University, Junior ulty: 8 years Advisor, Sharon Faculty: 9 years . VOCATIONAL Vocational competence is the major objective of the Commercial Department which develops skills such as typewriting, stenography, and bookkeeping, and of the ln- dustrial Arts program which em- phasizes mechanical drawing, shop mathematics, woodworking, and metal working. Home Economic courses instruct girls in the preparation and serving of foods and in the sewing and de- signing of clothes. Who forgot the yeast? , ' .-gif Mr. Philip F. Hoffman Instrumental Music B.A. Muhlenberg College, B.M., New England Conserv- atoryg Bandg Orchestra, di rectorg Sharon Faculty: ll years 55 Mrs. Anno L. Hughes B. Musicj New England Conservatory of M u s i cg M.A., Columbia University- Teachers Collegeg Girls Chor- usj Muxed Glee Clubg Shar- on Faculty: l year QR l , 1 'r 3 J. gg' V -SZPU1 XXX-.fx-f All together now-one, two, three USIC leagzmqizlzuml Scheollgthrgugh the S slits and will music is nt. Sharron Hugh alsdfgrovide for musical Mrs. Ann L. Dann ., jr Ari' ' v, Massachusetts School of Artg . System Art Supervisorg Shar- j.,y- ' on Faculty: l2 years , gmgnh., , A--, -..- 1 X 'K .4-- '-A' i-- Budding art! 4' T T. , Mr. Gary W. Hall Physical Education B.S. Ithaca College, M.Ed., Boston University, Athletic Director, Boys Varsity Club, advisor, Sharon Faculty: 8 years '15 'vt Y. 41' :' . -ur. A l 5 i I if , ', I ', f .. 'Ai'-' ah 1' . 5-L.. . Lk, ' r Miss Carol Ann Mueller Physical Education B.S. Ed., Bridgewater Teach- ers College, Girls' Varsity Club, co-advisor, Girls Var- sity sports, Girls Intramur- als, Girls Gymnastic Club, Sharon Faculty, I year PHYSICAL EDUCATION To keep the body physically fit is as im- portant as keeping the mind mentally stimu- lated, The physical education program is designed to stress physical fitness, team- work, leadership, and sportsmanship. Extra- curricular physical e d u c a tio n is offered through intramural sports. Lift, 2, 3, 4, Lift . . . ugh. L W , ff A' -. V I V -f 'R' i I I if pk 44- Ly' J lqmlznvlz. I A ,l i . -. , l gl . ,. I A V 944-4Ga '5' 4 -ral V ' .rx 1 ' V, ..,f,- U I' . D t Hs,- J A 1 3 ,f Q 15 fe,- fx fi? - , 5 5 ff A . inf 1 1 as. ' 4 if 'F J f-5, me e ea 3 Q f X N X .AL l' ,x , agus J Y' Ln' L I f , 5, . F, 1 .xt f 1. i xg ll f, - l Karen Rosenberg, Today's Teenager .loc Williams, Jewish War Veterans Award Stellar Janet Smith and Karen Rosenberg, National Honor Society Semi-finalists 1 Roberta Bernstein, 1 D-A-R G00dCifi1en Charles Sweetman, Boys State Delegate, Lydia g , N , l gr Clark, Girls State and Girls Nation Delegate, Ed- 1 V .f ward Keane, Boys State Delegate , ' 1 X l .-. f ' is I ,. I ' I , YT7 Y Max Stern Massachusetts Student Government Day Delegate 3 'su lSenior Personalities in '62 Roberta Bernstein, Robert Keeling, Kenneth Clark, Ed- ward Keane, Good Citizenship Award Winners Z. f 1 1 'fx 'I' i ,HI 'X V A .. 'X Sally Bodwell and Robert Keeling, Graduation Marshals Janet Smith, Max Stern, Karen Rosenberg, Carolyn Scott Cabsentl National Merit Scholarship Final- ists - AQ Betsy Myers Queen of the Prom T57 SCHOOL SONG You moy tolk obout your colleges Foir l-lorvord ond old Yole And oll the Universities Whose bonners fly the gole, From the ozure flog of Cornbridge To old Oxford's royol blue Which fly in for-off Englond Over heorts both brove ond true Frorn the sunny shores of Frisco Woy on down to Portlond, Moine, Awoy out to the Philippines And woy bock home ogoin. There's no college, university or school could ever show, So grond, so true, so fine o crew As students thot we know. Chorus:- For we're the jolly students of old Shoron High, Shoron High, Our colors ore moroon ond gold, We beor the stors ond stripes of our Americo roh, roh, roh, roh, roh, rohl We're the students true ond bold lRepeot Chorusl JAMES LEO McGONlGLE Il5 North Main Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Class President 4, Talent Show 4, Field Day 3, 4, Monitor 4, JIM . . . smooth talker . . . infectious laugh . . . Alvin! . . . monogramed Volks Wagen . . , Yeah, yeah- . . . Doughnut Shop . . . You-know-what-l mean? . . . Vince . . . friendly . . . Senior Class Casanova . . . Bad Habits? . . . Good natured. The indescribable Senior - Class on the march. ROBERT GOODWIN KEELING 40 Pond Street ACTIVITIES: Student Council, Vice- president 3, President 4, Varsity Club 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Com- mittees I, 2, 3, 4, Class Marshal 3, Class Officer, President I, 2, Vice- president 3, 4, Planning Board I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4. FLOWER . . . black '41 buick . . . trips to the Cape . . . How are ya? . . . athletic . . . future funera! director . . . likable . . . good dancer . . . relaxed . . . Pet peeve: hearing a ioke twice. CHARLES FREDERICK SWEETMAN, JR. 429 South Main St. ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, 2, 3- Treasurer, 4-Vice-President, Honor Society 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Boys' Varsity I, 2, 3, 4-Vice-president, Marsengald 4, Boys' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4-Cap- tain, Soccer 3, 4, Pep Rally 3, French Club 3, Science Fair 3, Class Treas- urer 4, Planning Board I, 2, 3, 4, I, 2, 3, 4, Official Greeter 2, Moni- tor 4, Boys' State 3, Harvard Prize Book Award 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. CHUCKIE . . . Uh-oh! Trouble! . . . long, curly eyelashes . . . terrific sense of humor . . . sports . . . Church li Young Judea Basketball . . . relaxed . . . works at garage . . . friendly . . . BeootifuI . . . Physical education teach- or. WILLIAM FRANCIS ACKS, JR. 98 Glendale Road ACTIVITIES: F.T.A, 3, 4, Junior Classical League 3, 4, Boys' Basket- ball Manager 4, Intramurals 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 3, Science Club 4. BILL . . . quiet . . . sense of humor . . . guns . . . Church youth group . . . worked in high vacuum metaIizing . . . antique cars . . . 'I927 Willys' Knight . . . science . . . Mr. Liberman . . . Pet peeve: Democrats . . . Grove City College. 2I ,I ROBERTA MERLE BERNSTEIN 2I Francis Road ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Varsity I, 2, 3, Vice-president 4, Art Club I, Library Club 4, Eagle 2, 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Home EC Club 3, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Planning Board I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA . . . E-e-e Bul-I-Il . . . Beethovan's Fifth . . . Bunsen Bernstein . . . Pounding desk , . . Cutie-e-el . . . RC2 , . . the three F's . . . teachers . . . This is the last Thursday of school in October we'll ever have- . . . Otto . . I just LOVE him! . . . Banjo . biologist. .v'. fr, ,', xx ROBERTA GALE ARONSON Il Cottage St. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, Sec- retary 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross I, Junior Classical League I, 2, 3, Marsengold 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Science Fair I, Drama Festival 3, Official Greeter 4, Field Day I. BOBBIE . . . weekends at U. of Mass. . . . clerk at Aronson's . . . outspoken . . . private war against school . . . nice clothes . . . in a hurry . . . first one done with tests . . . counting days until-' . . . Pet peeve: The American Educational system . . . Translator. ' '2'?r l-YE' 1 'ff . f N 4,2 PETER JOSEPH BAGARELLA 50 Mountain Street ACTIVITIES: Junior Classical League 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Science Fair 3. PETER . . . interested in heavy construc- tion machinery . . . over the road truck- ing . . . with boys . . . P.R.B. Construc- tion Company . . . talkative . . . Pet peeve: driving over-loaded trucks . . . Contractor. LYNDA BAKERMAN 40 Essex Road ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. 3, Library Club 2, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. LYNN . . . detests knuckle cracking . . . cool blue Ford . . . insomniac . . . Brock- ton boys . . . Wrentham State School . . . white streak . . . SKUNK . . . bongo drums . . . always reading . . . pink shoes . . . Chinese food . . . buying books . . . Nurse. MARTHA ANNE BALDWIN 289 Mansfield Street ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. I, Vice-President 2, 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Dance Com- mittees 3,4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2. MARTY . . . boys from Foxboro . . . Grange . . . Pen-pals . . . bowling . . . convertibles . . . waitress at Woolworths . . . with Sharon . . . athletic . . . friend- ly . . . Pet peeve: being called Shrimp. KENNETH B. BAKER 4 Mann's Hill Road ACTIVITIES: Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball I, 2, 3, Boys' Varsity Bas- ketball 4, Intramurals I, Track 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. KEN . . . engine swapping . . . auto re- pairs . . . Sanford, Maine . . . discus and javelin thrower . . . going into mechanics or electronics . . . good ath- lete . . . plays a good game ot basket- ball . . . would accept a 158 fuel in- iection Corvette . . . Pet peeve: Kids with their daddy's Cadillacs and Bon- nevilIes. Senior Class Monitors 2 2 ' BARBARA ANN BETTES I37 North Main Street ACTIVITIES: Student Council secre- tary 4, Honor Society 3, vice-presi- dent 4, Girls' Varsity I, 2, 3, 4' Audio-Visual Aids I, Library Club 3, 4, Eagle 3, Marsengald 4, Girls' I Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals ennis 2 I, 2, 3, 4, T Play 4, Pep Rally Drawing Contest I, Class Treasurer 3, 3, Field Day I, 2, 2. BARB . . . dancing cats...dogs.. mice . . . Norwood , 3, 4, Senior I, 2, 3, Christmas Science Fair I, 3, Planning Board 2, 3, Official Greeter with Mr. Dowd . . . . horses . . . white Hospital . . . North Conway . . . o-o-oh--- . . . Yes sirl . . . bright giggle . . . CYO . . . Jackie Kennedy . . . excellent seamstress . . . George. SALLY FAY BODWELL 30 Huntington Ave. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, F.T.A. I, Girls' Varsity 3, 4, Chorus I, Marsengald 4, Girls' Basketball Manager 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Softball Manager I, 2, Senior Play 4, Christmas Drawing Contest I, 2, Class Marshal 3, Class Treasurer I, 2, Planning Board I, 2, 4, Talent Show 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Student Town Gov- ernment Day 3. SAL . . . Grub . . . rosy complexion . . . plays piano for dance band . . . Good Grief! . . . terrific seamstress . . . athletic . . . Fellowship . . . sales- girl at Macky's . . . pretty . . . one of the Bodwell Clan . . . Pet Peeve: Boys who don't know where to go on a date. SHARON EDITH BOYLE 6 Mann's Hill Road id Advisors ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Mar- sengald 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Official Greeter 3. SHARON . . . friendly . . . Yankee fan . . . Stoughton . . . summers in Maine . . . CYO . . . impish smile . . . always at sports games . . . likeable . . . l haven't got any money . . . secretarial school. MEREDITH BRADFORD 53 Pleasant Street ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Debat- ing Club I, Art Club 2, Marsengald 4, Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 4, Cheer- leading 3, Head 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Drawing Con- test I, 2, 3, French Club 3, 4, Sci- ence Fair I, Talent Show I, 2, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4. MERRY . . . Meh . . . the mothers . . . skiing weekends . . . Roberta, you're a tink! . . . the Girls . . . Truro . . . do-do . . . I-luh? . . . Cheer for the Boys! . . . Leon's . . . Name all your friends in ten seconds: J-U-D- . . . Neal, Cosman . f, SANDRA LOUISE BODWELL 2Il East Street ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Varsity Club Treasurer 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Marsengald 4, Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 3, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 4, Student Government Day 3. SANDY . . . plays piano . . . No, SHE'S Sally . . . Sews beautifully . . . Bailey Island . . . lovely complexion . . . sailing . . . tennis . . . Brunswick . . . Nurse. ' VW '-5,94-nur' ' ,gl 'LSSLPN LEE WELLS BRILLANT l58 South Main Street ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I, Intramurals I, Dance Committees 3, Planning Board 2, Field Day I, 4. LEE . . . Clerk at Mackay's . . . Strough- ton . . Black 8. White Chevy Converti- ble . . . Canoe Club . . . my Uncle Richie . . . likes mint green color . . . dancing . . . O.K. you guys, wait for me! . . . fried clams . . . Hey, Pam! . . . sewing . . . Stewardess or office worker. ,- . G.. l 4. .x Y K. B ANN LOUISE BROWN 63 Furnace Street ACTIVITIES: Intramurals I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Home Ec Club Field Day I, 2. ANN . . . Brown eyes . . . shopping with Gail . . . at the Red Wing . . . quiet Hi . . . pretty, brown page-boy . . . ya, kid! . . . My sister, Margie Pet peeve: writing letters . . . hair- dressing. PETER VANIDESTYN BURNETT 20 Pond St. ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 3, 4, ln- tramurals I, Soccer 2, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tees I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 4, Ciass Officer, Vice-president, P I a n n i n g Board I, Talent Show 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, Gymnastic Club I, 2, 3, 4. PETE . . . terrific physique . . . Eh! . . . gymnastics . . . philosopher . . . l'lI bet . . . down the gym . . . skiing and mountaineering . . . experi- encin lit 9 e ...grewabeard... salad rnan . . . Pet peeve: being called s ar. SARA VIVIAN CEDAR I4 Worcester Road ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, Marsengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Drawing Contest I, French Club 4, Vice-president 3, Home Ec Club 2, 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Of- fice Help I, Official Greeter I, Gym- nastic Club 3, Student Government Day 3. SARA . . . Aras Radec . . . slumber par- ties . . . Tweeter Peter Cedar . . . E-e-ek! . . . Algebra One 'l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hunk . . . Boni . . . the three F's . . . rolling eyeballs . . . Oh, Ro- BERTal . . . Puppy . . . underclassmen boys. JERRY ALAN BROWN 404 Massapoag Ave. ACTIVITIES: Hobby Shop I, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, Boy's Baseball I, 2. PUMPSI . . . lots of records . . . sweaters . . . soda ierk at Cobb's Corner . . . good-notured . . . generous . . . hot car . . . sports fan . . . wit . . . clam plate with extra tartar sauce 8- two glasses of water. . . . tall . . . racing enthusiast. S ......-... .-- . -W1--.........,.. - 1 - INA MAE CHADOS 77 Beach Street ACTIVITIES: F.T,A. I, 2, Junior Clas- sical League I, 2, Marsengold 4, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tees I, 2, 3, 4, Home EC Club 3, 4, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4. INA . . . giggling in P.A.D .... freckles . . . friendly . . . with Ann and Evelyn . . . always smiling . . . paiama parties . . . tapes records . . . pizzas in Canton . . secretary. ere! SHARON HIGH SCHOOL UOAAA-I 181 PONO STREET SHARON, MA 02067 KENNETH ROBERTSON CLARK 9 Ames Court ACTIVITIES: Audio Visual Aids I, Executive Board 2, Technical .Advisor 3, President 4, Marsengold 4 iPhoto editori, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Play 4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 3, Drama Festival, Varsity Club Photo- grapher, Good Citizenship Award 4, KENNY . . . interesting personality . . . learning German by records . . . Why? . . . I-Ii Fi and Jazz . . . grew a beard . . . rock climbing . . . an individualist . . . Gut Gliick . . . Salad man . . . man behind the scenes . . . photo- grapher . . . Pet peeve: Conformity to Nonconformity. JOHN THOMAS CONNORS 60 Canton Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 2, 3, 4, Boys' Basketball Manager I, 2, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, Golf I, 2, 3, 4, ence Fair I, 2, Field Day I, 2, 3, Gymnastic Club 2. JOHNNY . . . tall and thin . Here . . . quiet . . . with Bernie golf . . . bowling . . . working at Morse's . . . football . . . good looking . . I. Pet Peeve: l'll be there, Wait for me'. DAVID NEAL COSMAN 43 Walpole Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, captain 3, Track 3, Baseball I, 2, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Gym- nastic Club I, 3. COS . . . Perfidia . . . big grin . . . Wreck Club . . . the Brothers . . . Spring Valley Country Club . . . There's a star out tonight . . . Chatham . . . Is THAT right? . . . fabulous soccer play- er . . . Hi-ya Meh . . . with Charlie . . . Provally. LYDIA LE BARON CLARK 20 Glendale Road ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Debating Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, Mar- sengald 4, Planning Board I, 3, Girls' State 3, Girls' Nation 3, Talent Show I, Drama Festival 3, Forensic League 2, Vice-president 3, President 4, De- gree af Excellence 3, BARRY . . . always smiling . . . de- pendable . . . open-minded . . . Girls' Notion . . . forceful deboter . . . sha- lam . . . older men . . . has wonderful parties . . . Pet Peeve: society. 'T'? g T r we-. - ers: l 1 l 'f-1 ey, SANDRA LOU COVIN I3 Hampshire Ave. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Varsity I, 2, 3, 4, X Ai mr A i In ROBERT JOHN DANIEL 30 Massapoag Avenue BOB . . . Newcomer . . . Hawaii Art Club I 2 3 4, EO e I 2 4, Rorc . . . Goes Deep sea riihing M I 'Ah ' ,' , ' Q ' ' ' . . . Electronics . . . Tall . . . Enioys CIVSGVIQO d 1 GIVIS B0Sl4eIl70ll l, 2, Sailing and Water Skiing . . . Studies 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Christ- m0S Drawing Contest I, Home Ec Club 2, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Official Greeter 4. SANDI . . . fun to be with . . . What a blast! . . . sports . . . drawing . . . fabulous dancer . . . up the Heights . . . big white Fury . . . beautiful eyes and coloring . . . trips to Foxboro . . . Guess What! . . . Pet peeve: boys . . . advertising designer. O Radio and Television. NORMA LEE DULONG IOO Bullard Street ACTIVITIES: Art Club I, Morsen- gold 4, Intramurals 4, Dance Com- mittees 2, Science Fair 4, Field Bay I, Official Greeter 3, Personal Typing 4. NORMA . . . gullible . . . dog-sitting . . . pen-pals . . . tennis . . . from Novia Scotia . . . astronomy . . . baby- sitting . , . hates Monday mornings . WelI, why didn't you ask me? . . . Pet peeve: being called Norma instead ot Norma Lee . . . Nurse. . . . C.Y.P. . . THOMAS PATRICK FALLON 5l Bradford Avenue ACTIVITIES: Junior Classical League Treasurer 4, Creative Writing 4. TOMMY . . . bright red hair . . . sunny disposition . . . good Latin Student . . . remarkable talent for guessing transla- tion passage ion testsl . . . always has a cheerful hella . . . sacristant . . . after school conversations with teachers . . . Pet Pecve: Geometry tests . . . priest. 26 'E' KENNETH ROY DARLING I9 High Plain Street ACTIVITIES: Intramurals I, Baseball 2, 3, 4. KEN . . . bird hunting . . . likes hockey . . . enioys dances and basketball games . . . Studebaker . . . Fernandes Super- market . . . a yuk-yuk type laugh . . . always seems to need a haircut . . . baseball pitcher . . . business college, then Navy. Barbara Bettes, Senior Class winner in Science fair, Ll BARBARA DALE FEARER I0 Deerfield Road ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 3, 4, Art Club I, Junior Red Cross 3, 4, Eagle I, 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Com- mittees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Festival 3, glass. Speech and Debate Festival BARBI . . . quiet . . . beautiful clothes and matching shoes . . . huge pocket- books . . . loves bowling and miniature golf . . . long car trips . . . Aunt Fern . . . Volunteer work at Wrenthem State School . . . Waitressing at CaI's last summer . . . Pet Peeve: Stripes and plaids together . . . teacher for the mentally retarded. 591. eceives her award from Mr. Marcus. .K EVELYN MARLENE FIFIELD I33 Pond Street ACTIVITIES: Intramurals I, 2, 4, Dance Committees I, 4, Home Ec Club 4. FIFI . . . eating pizza . . . going shop- ping . . . likes basketball . . . Ain't you got no cuIture? . . . always eating, but stays thin . . . Dont be mean! . . . having fun . . . phone calls . . . seeing movies . . . Canada . . . Oh, dear! DEANNA DEE FLEMING I7 Laurel Road ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, Chorus I, Art Club I, 2, 3, Marsengold 4, In- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. DEE . . . friendly . . . what it's Iike? . . . big tan sweater . . . But Mr. Chappuis-I . . . vivaciaus . . . Buster . . . always smiling . . . Pilgrim Fellow- ship . . . likes to draw . . . H-m-m? . . . gesticulates . . . Likeable. MEREDITH CAROLE FOGG I52 Billings Street ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Drama Festival 4, Drama Festival 4, Thespian Society 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. MEREDIN . . . quiet . . . artistic . . . with Sally . . . day-dreaming . . . lives on coffee . . . attract we . . . listening to Dave Brubeck . . . Oh, no-o-o-I . . . Pet Peeve: conformity. 27 -+R- GAY ELLEN FLANDERS 3 Marie Avenue ACTIVITIES: Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Eagle 3, 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Drawing contest I, 2, Field Day I, 2, 3. GAYSIE . . . artistic . . . constantly doodling . . . sympathetic listener . . . I-o-n-g- walks with Joan and Rita . . . avid reader . . . walking to Boston . . . enioys good music . . . easy to get along with . . . likes camping . . . attendant nurse at Westboro State Hospital . . . Pet Peeve: procrastination ther own.7 . . . psyciatric nursing. JFS' ,XX If Y: L I4O Billings Street i., RICHARD GISER 2I Norfolk Place ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 4, Hobby Shop I, Boys' Basketball 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals I, 2, Baseball I, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally 2, 3, Dance Committee I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Planning Board 4, Monitor 3. GIZ . . . Thanksl . . . Daddy's big Cadillac . . . with Bernie . . . 2 AM Captain Rich . pin-stripe shirts . . . N-nice goin' Rich . . . up Twohig's . . . Horseshoe . . . heights gang. ,,, gn, - W... lx T R.. 1 JEFFREY FRANK GLOVER I3 Harold Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 3, 4. JEFF . . . tall . . . going to Sanford, Maine . . . drag races . . . working at Country Store . . . basketball . . . gym- nastics club . . . l give up. . . . care- free . . . shot put . . . tinkering with cars. MICHELE JOANN GONZALES ACTIVITIES: Student Council 3, 4, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Chorus I, 2, Library Club 3, 4, Mar- sengold 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Ten- nis 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Christmas Drawing Contest 2, Planning Board 3, Monitor 4. MIKE . . . always giggling . . . Lady. like . . . amiable . . . basketball . . . skiing at North Conway . . . always blushing . . . blond hair . . . conscientious . . . Guess what-you won't believe it! Sl-IARYN LEE GREENFIELD I7O East Foxboro Street ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. I, 2, Secretary 3, 4, Junior Classical-League l, 2, Secretary, Marsengold 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Softball 4', Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. SHAR . . . Driving around town . . . working for F.T.A .... loves Chocolate Chip ice cream . . . Ask me if I care . . . baseball tan . . . always babysitting . . . bongos . . . with Martha . . . Kid- dio Kamp . . . worries . . . nice dresser . . . teaching. 28 .fff 4' A -lr? LEWIS ALAN GOLDMAN I56 Mossapoag Avenue ACTIVITIES: Audio Vis-Aids I, 2, 3, Vice-president 4, Marsengold 4, Track I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Science Fair I, 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. LEW . . . red whittle . . . running movies . . . working at Leon's . . . at Bendin- elli's . . . collects stamps . . . agreeable . . . Junior Mossapoag Sportsman Club . . likes shooting . . . engineering. Once upon SHARON CARMICHAEL FOSTER 29 Summit Ave. ACTIVITIES: Varstiy Club 2, Treasur- er 3, President 4, Audio-Visual Aids I, Eagle 4, Marsengold 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 3, Monitor 4. SHERRY . . . Horse-back riding . . . Flaxey J . . sports-minded . . . always in a hurry . . . friendly . . . anybody need a ride.? . . . neat . . . likes the Kingston Trio . . . Will ya come on? J... time. s. , 1 STEVEN ALAN FRANKS SANDRA FRITZ 324 Old Post Road ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. I, Dramatics 3, Eagle 3, Marsengold 4, Intramurals I, 3, Senior Play 4, Dance Commit- 4 Lyndon Road ACTIVITIES: Band I, 4, Orchestra 2, 4, Marsengold 4, Intramurals 2, 4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 4, Sports Band 3. tees I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. STEVE . . . Nevets Sknarf . . . funny . . . life of history class . . . favorite with senior girls . . . Valentine's Day boy . . . seat changes in history class . . . likes to fish . . . good clarinet play- er dd t th S ' V Il SANDY . . . cashier at Morse's . . . terrific dancer . . . BBG prexy . . . Goody, goody! . . . blushing . . . sarcastic wit . . . blue Falcon . . . So? . . nonchalant . . . huge pocketbooks . . . ca y a e prrng a ey . . Pet peeve: Preiudiced people. Country Club . . . pet peeve: Girls and teachers who talk too much . . . U. of Mass. NANCY LEE GARBER 26 Pine Grove Avenue ACTIVITIES: Girls' Varsity 4, Art Club 2, 3, Marsengold 4, Intramur- J., als I, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Rally dll' 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Home Ec Club 2, 3, Science Fair I, Planning Board 2, 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. NANCE . . . Snowplow No. 38 . . . all those clothes . . . having parties . . . Pearl . . . made with a little bit of love . . . big smile . . . Falmouth Tk . . . He's a sweetie . . . Fifi . . . A 1 dieting . . . the Mothers . . . the big x N 2 white chariot. JEANNE FRANCIS GARNHUM 28 Garden Street ACTIVITIES: Library Club 2, Dance Committees 2, Field Day 4, Home Economics award 3. JEANNE . . . sewing . . . having fun . . . dancing . . . countergirl at Leon's . . . nursing . . . with the light brown hair . . . dating . . . forever smiling . . . my older sister. 29 s ai I Qs s , l , ts ADELE HELEN GROSSMAN 9 Webb Road ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. I, 2, Pep Squad 4, Glee Club 4, Chorus I, 3, Art Club 2, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, Marsen- gold 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Office Help I, 2, Official Greeter 2, 3, Sen- ior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club I, 2, 3. DELLY . . . switchboard operator at Spring Valley . . . petite . . . always flirting . . . BW . . . Achoo! . . . Brenda lll . . . onions . . . loves kids . . . Pajama Parties . . . chocolate ice cream cones . . . Pet Peeve: . . . dieting . . nurse. .-,, . - A . i 1' 5 l X, X DEBORAH BETH HINDEN 25 Grant Circle ACTIVITIES: Dramatics 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, Eagle 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Intramur- als I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Drawing Contest 3, French Club 3, Home Ec Club 3, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Drama Festival 2, Office Help 4. DEBBY . . . beautiful clothes . . . model- ing . . . dogs . . . B.B.G. . . . My Cousin . . . couselor at Buzzey's . . . trips to the Cape . . . watching old movies on TV . . . loves animals . . . Ruby . . . Biology . . . teaching. ELLEN SUE HOLZMAN I5I Ames Street KAREN MARIE HOFFMANN 28 Maple Avenue ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. I, Varsity 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Marsengold 4, Basket- ball, Manager 3, 4, lntramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 4, Senior Play 4, Home Ec Club 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 2, 3. KAREN . . . happy . . . byoodiel . . . with Linda . . . collecting stuffed animals . . . reliable . . . black curly hair , . . sports . . . second floor coffee house . . . Pet Peeve: friendly Humanities tests . . . first grade teacher. ACTIVITIES: Art Club I, Library Club 2, 3, Marsengold 4, Intramur- als I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, Home Ec Club 2, 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. ELLEN . . . volunteering . , . loves to dance . . . big blue eyes . . . FiIene's . . . The Cape . . . bowling . . . quiet . . . roller skating . . . with Ann and Evelyn . . . Pet Peeve: smokers . . . legal secretary. gi MARY ELLEN HOSMER I2 Huntington Avenue ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Varsity I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Girls' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, In Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 3, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees , -- 2, 3, Christmas Drawing Contest I, I Science Fair I, Planning Board 2, I Talent Show I, 2, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Official Greeter 3, Monitor 4, ' Gymnastic Club 4. MIN . . . sweet . . . yama . . . Chat- Joan Rosenthal being tapped for National Honor I ham . . . Trooper . . . tall and slim . . . Hi ya Cutie! . . . Over BeverIy's . . . Milk 8- Sandwiches . . . wart . . . good athlete . . . Well, gee-- . . . Pet Peeve: short boys. ,, -J 4 . ANN MARIE HURLEY 53 East Street ACTIVITIES: Intramurals I, 2, 3, Senior Play 4, Home Ec Club 2, Field Day 2, 3, 4. NANCY . . . white Corvair . . . with Tiny . . . I kid you not! . . . always at Morgan's and Red Wing . . . friendly . . . I'm gonna tell my mother! . . . those parties! . . . hairdresser. ciety by Susan Wersted. INGRID CLAIRE IKINBERG .8 Gorwin Drive ' ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 4, Chorus I, 2, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, Jun- ior Classical League 3, Senior Play 4, Drama Festival 3. INGRID . . . loves food . . . always working on plays . . . short blond hair . . . Aw . . . friendly . . . helpful . . . in library . . . wants to be a teacher. ERNEST ANTHONY JOHNSON II6 South Main Street ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2, Boys' Varsity 2, Vice-president 3, President 4, Dramatics I, Audio-Vis Aids I, 2, Vice-president 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 2, Planning Board I, 2, 4, Talent Show 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. TONY . . . athletic . . . smooth opera- tor . . . tall . . . tremendous . . . Pep Rally clown . . . sailing . . . big appetite Dr G 'ff' ' ff' b b d .rimsoice...arecue Reef on bun . . . Alvin . skiing with . in- iv . . . C.Y.O. Vice-president . . terested in public relations. CHARLES MICHAEL KAMP I52 Upland Road ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 4, Soccer 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally 4, Talent Show 4, Field Day 3, 4. CHARLIE . . . that laugh . . . Eagle Tattoo . . . Ray Charles . . . Hey, Cos! . . . soccer team . . . Wreck Club . . . Spring Valley Country Club . gray sweater . . . tall, dark, and hand- some . . . the Cape . . . Where's Ju? . . . college l beIieve it or not J. Bl JOEL CALVIN JACKSON I57 Mountain Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4, Boys' Junior Basketball I, 2, 3, Boys' Varsity Basketball 4, Intramurals I, 2, 4, Varsity Soccer 4, Pep Rally I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics Club 2, 3. JOE . . . in favor of a Sharon-type party . . . painter Ihouse typel . . . likes rac- ing, stock cars, horses, dogs . . . aims to graduate . . . going North to Alaska to live, work, and hunt . . . Eskimo Joe . . . l'm shaking . . . all over! . . . rugged 2 . . Jackson, GET OUT! . . . always iovial with something to say . . . Pet peeve: detention, three years of itl Q ,.,,a4. :Q EDWARD CHARLES KEANE 25 Berkshire Avenue ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, 2, President 3, Boys' Varsity 2, 3, Secre- tary 4, Debating Club 3, 4, Audio Visual Aids I, 2, Marsengold 4, Boys' Basketball I, 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Soccer 4, Senior Play 4, French Club 3, Class Vice-President 2, Plan- ning Board I, 2, 3, 4, Talent Show I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, For- ensic League 3, 4, Office Help 2, Boys' State 3. EDDIE . . . Peachy . . . tons of class spirit . . . sailing . . . water skiing . . . works at Morgan's . . . walks with authority . . . always busy . . . Ah schooby doo . . . confirmed bachelor . . . police radio in his car . . . serious nature. r-u db zu 2 IK K ' I i LESLEY N. LAZIN Il Mark Road ACTIVITIES: Dramatics I, 2, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Art Club I, 2, 3, Marsengold, Circulation Editor 4, Intramurals I, 3, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, Chairman 3, Christmas Drawing Contest 3, French Club 3, 4, I-Iome Economics Club 2, 3, Planning 2, Field Day I, 3, 4, Drama Festival I, 2, 3, 4, Thespian Society, Secretary 3, 4, Forensic Lea- gue, Treasurer 4, Official Greeter 3, Monitor 4. LES . . . sweet . . . up the Heights . . . B.B.G .... with Roberta and Nancy . . . excellent actress . . . dramatic . . . How's everythingein Providence? . . . Raison Lazin . . . Novick's . . . hurry- ing to' class . . . speech contests . . . working at Heights Bakery . . . interest- ed in psychology . . . Pet peeve: having to hurry. ANN ESTA LEVINE 24 Lyndon Road ACTIVITIES: Art Club I, 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, Christmas Drawing Contest I, Home Economics Club 4, Field Day I, 2, 3. ANNABELLE . . . loves guitars . doing the twist . . . Baby Blue . . . lots of shoes . . . crazy nail polish . . . pin curls . . . collecting records . . . loves spinach . . . wild child . . . writing sad letters. RITA SUSAN LEVY 328 Massapoag Avenue ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, De- bating Club I, 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, Eagle 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Christ- mas Drawing Contest I, 2, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Nation- al Forensic League 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4. REETE . . . dramatic gestures , . . talented artist . . . Hey, guess whatl . . . Jeannie . . . fleeting crushes . . . hearty laugh . . . TiIt! . . . capricious . . . Pet peeve: insincerity . . . history teacher. 32 PETER KEVIN LEVENSON I55 Billings Street ACTIVITIES: Audio-visual aids I, Monitor 3. PETE . . . candlepin bowler . . . gourmet of American food . . . small drainage and landscaping business . . . excavating contractor . . . collecting records . . . Dixieland Jazz man . . . Sharon's highest scholar . . . 6'5 tall . . . last in the senior line-up . . . llends structural support to Bendinelli's . . . size 13 hoof . . . just loves ham sandwiches . . . Pet peeve: ties and jackets for school. Itch, rocka, rocka ,, SALLY JAYNE LEWIS 686 South Main Street ACTIVITIES: F.T,A. I, Varsity Club 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Chorus I, 2, Dra- matics Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, 3, Marsengold 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Thespian Society 3, 4, Official Greeter 3, Gymnastic Club 4. LU . . . clothes-crazy . . . Ada . . . good-natured . . . you kids will never guess what . . . with Meredith . . . studying shorthand . . . blushing in 402 . . . interested in retailing. i? nu I a cha-cha-cha! RICHARD DOUGLAS LINDBERG 84 Cottage Street ACTIVITIES: Monitor 3. DICK . . . going to Framingham . . . quiet . . . likes iazz . . . l don't know up at the square . . . Because Pet Peeves: dirty cars and women drivers . . . long distance trucker. DAVID GILMAN LOWERY IO Summer Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Sports Band 3. DAVE . . . electronics and machines . . . good hockey player . . . working at Pettee's . . . interested in others . . . friendly . . . likes to run . . . chewing gum addict . . . daily ice cream cone . . . Yeh, l'lI have to bring in your soccer shoes sometime . . . laughs easily . Pet Peeve: people . . . civil en- gineer. MARION LOUISE MAC KAY 27 Tolman Street ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 2, 3, Planning Board I, 2, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Moni- tor 4, Usher at Class Night 3. LAMBIE . . . size 7 . . . happy-go-lucky . . . lives on Pepsi and Ring Dings . . . babysitting . . . likes to ride in a green Olds . . . loves animals . . . reaIIy? . . . Pet Peeve: Louise. 33 MIRIAM EDNA LOBBAN I7 Winslow Road ACTIVITIES: Art Club I, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. MIRIAM . . . quiet . . . President of Theta Rho . . . slim , . . helpful . . . at Walpole . . . teaching Sunday School . . . accountant . . . night school. -4 ...nv . W , 1 GAIL MADDERN 1361 Bay Road ACTIVITIES: Intramurals 2, 3. GAIL . . . light brown hair . . . portial to '56 black Pontiac convertibles . . . friendly . . . with the girls in Norwood . . . loves to ski . . . expressive blue eyes . . . nice clothes . . . basketball star l?l period 2 gym class . . . interest- ed in nursing. LINDA GERTRUDE MARGIL 36 Pine Grove Avenue ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Debating Club 3, Eagle 1, 2, 3, News Editor 4, Morsengold 4, Senior Play 4, French Club 4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, Monitor 4, Class Skit 1, Mass. Speech and Debate Fes- tival, Superior, Forensic League 4. LINDA . . . beautiful voice . . . What's the ratio? . . . college mixers . . . in- genious Iunches . . . long nails . . . Heh, heh! . . . Richardson House . . . competent speaker . . . good cook . . . Pet peeve: 12:30 curfews . . . English teacher. STEVEN MARK McCRENSKY 6 Massapoag Avenue ACTIVITIES: Junior Red Cross, PVC' gram Chairmon, 4, Intramurals l, 42 Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 3, Field Day 4. STEVE . . . Oh, you're a cute one! .l . . Aronson's . . . bright pink convertible . . . Young Judea . . . bowling .H. . likes girls . . . golf . . . picked-on by older brother . . . Pet peeve: Not enough freedom in U.S. History and Government I. ARTHUR McGEOWN 219 Massapoag Avenue ACTIVITIES: Intramurals I, 2, 3, Track 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, Gymnastics Club 3. ART . . . Water skiing . . . hunting . . . coin collecting . . . friendly . . . works at Morse's . . . drafting . . . Pet peeve: Slow drivers in the passing lane . . . Air Force. 34 ELLEN JOYCE MAYER 53 Garden Street ACTIVITIES: Pep Squad 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Secretary 4, Junior Classical League I, Treas- urer 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 3: Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. ELLEN . . . cute . . . long ponytail . . . vivacious . . . friendly . . . bubbling laugh . . . lt's too muchl . . . driving the Hot Hudson . . . U.S.Y. conven- tions . . . port-time work at Sears, Roe- buck . . . Pet Peeve: showoffs . . . teaching. What's so funny i,,k .- -A-1 E JEAN MARY McMAHON 72 Morse Street ACTIVITIES: Intramurals I, 2, Home Ec Club 4, Class Secretary I, Plan- ning Board I, Field Day I, 2. QUIET . . . beautiful red-gold hair . . . efficient . . . working at Spring Valley Country Club . . . neat . . . despises homework . . . serene . . . well-groomed . . . swimming at Morse's Beach . . . secretary. about beef on bun? ALFRED YALE MILGRAM 7I Lyndon Road ACTIVITY: Intramurals I. FRED . . . carefree . . . Jungle Wagon ll . . . Sharon Kosher Meat Market . . . SIow down, you're killing me! . . . black hair . . . with Jeff . . . Elvis hair- cut . . . quiet in class . . . with alumni. LINDA JUNE MORGAN 29 Maple Avenue ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, presi- dent 4, F.T.A. I, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Debating Club I, 2, 3, vice-president 4, Marsengold 4, In- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 3, Science Fair I, Planning Board I, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Forensic League 4, Treasurer of For- ensic League 2, 3. MORG . . . terrific piano player . . . I don't remember exactly . . . Taffy . . . the Blue Bomb . . . with Karen . . . There's no doubt about it . . . Mor- gan's . . . Sunday School teacher . . . laughing fits . . . friendly . . . Pet Peeve: hypocrites. BETSY MYERS I2O Glendale Road ACTIVITIES: Student Council I, 2, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Audio-Visual Aids I, Art Club I, Library Club 4, Marsengold 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Planning Board I, 2, 3, Monitor 4. BETS . . . attractive . . . peppy . . . loves to ski . . . Gee Whiz! . . . with Lambie . . . beautiful clothes . . . loves parties . . . Prom queen . . . playing her ukulele . . . good sense of humor . . . Interested in being an airline stewardess. 35 if Q CHARLES WELBY MITCHELL 40 Highland Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity Club 3,4, Hobby Shop 4, Marsengold 4, Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Intra- murals I, 2, Pep Rally 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair I, 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Gymnas- tics Club 2, 3, 4, Physical Panorama 3. MITCH . . . wood-working . . . work on an Iowa farm . . . enjoys traveling from state to state, especially FROM Mass- achusetts . . . good rope climber . . . mechanical engineer . . . kinda' rough on certain teachers . . . Going to Foxboro . . . basketball man. sl-'15 54. N, s S. .K - ,uh I ,I EDWARD JAN NELSON VERA ROZALIA NOE ROBERT FREDERICK OSBORNE 6 Highland Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Var- sity Soccer 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Senior Play, Pep Rally 3, 4, Dance Commit- tees 4, French Club 3, Field Day 3, 4, Gymnastic Club 4. EDDIE . . . ladies' man . . . Oh yeah? . . . Evan . . . pea-green T-bird . . . bar boy tColony Clubl . . . French scholar i?J . . . Let's have a party . . . pumpkin pants t?J . . . Towne Market . . . Sports. dak. O A 5, 27 Everett Street ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Art Club 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Creative Writing Secretary 4, ln- tramurals I, 2, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. VERA . . . poetry and writing . . . likes sports . . . volunteer work . . . dog, life, . . . pets . . . freckles . . . trilongual . . . quiet . . . interesting life . . . Pet peeve: politics. JEFFREY STERLING PAUL 3 Cabrey Avenue ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, Dramatics 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Science Fair I, 2, Talent Show I, 2, Field Day I, 2, Sports Band I, Office Help 2, Dance Band 3. JEFF . . . The Debonaires . . . hot drum- mer . . . ln the Still of the Night . . . Imperials . . . maroon Ford . . . cute . . . Aronsons Drug Store . . . personality plus . . . The Kid . . . clean cut . . . Air Force pals. STEVEN RICHARD PRUCHANSKY 36 Garden Street ACTIVITIES: Junior Red Cross 4, In- tramurals I, 2, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Field pay 1, 2, 3, 4, STEVE . . . Patch . . . golf . . . I give up! . . . loud gutfaw . . . Heights Phar- macy . . , . Catalina convertible . . . riding around . . . I've got you! . . . friendly . . . up the heights Flipping for . . . Pct peeve: This is your big year. 36 93 South Main Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity Club 4, Boys' Varsity Basketball 4, Intramur- als 2, 3, 4, Soccer, Varsity 4, Senior Play, Pep Rally 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. OZ . . . hunting . . . bowling . . . school's a hobby! . . . likes a good party after a game . . . work at the Cape . . . State Forestry School - then a game warden . . . Red-checkered hunting jacket . . . Kurt's elbow . . . always something to say . . . Mr. Dunn's pal . . . quick and tricky on the court . . . Pet peeve: Rm. 206 Sit down or get out . . . lgot outll. Q----..E Mrs. Reardon and student ' 'TR pg STEPHEN GARY RABINOVITZ MEREDITH JANE RICE DAVID ANTHONY RISCH 75 Morse Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 3, 45 Jun- ior Red Cross 45 Eagle 45 Boys' Bas- ketball Manager 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 45 Senior Play 45 Dance Com- mittees I, 2, 35 Science Fair 35 Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. STEVE . . . Rob . . . skindiving . . . Then again . . . novice printer . . . Peace! . . . basketball manager . . . bowling . . . How's it going? . . . with Mac . . . Pet peeve: Too much English homework . . . printer. watch the chimp in orbit. 25 Laurel Road ACTIVITIES: Dramatics I, 2, Vice- President 3, Secretary 45 Art Club l, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 35 Junior Red Cross Secretary 35 Eagle 3, Business Editor 45 Marsengold Art Editor 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Senior Play5 Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 45 Field Day I, 2, 3, 45 Drama Festival I, 2, 3, 45 Thespian Society 2, 3, 45 For- ensic League 3, 45 Official Greeter I, 2, 45 Art Scholarships 35 Student Government Day 35 Graduation Ush- erette 3. MERRY . . . arty . . . attractive . . . dark, deep-set eyes . . . full of pep . . . excellent actress . . . art classes on Sat- urdays . . . Oh disgust! . . . likes coffee houses . . . The Golden Vanity . . . folk singing enthusiast . . . adver- tising artist. SHARON RUTH RIVERS 2 Goodrich Place ACTIVITIES: Student Council 35 Girls' Varsity I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus I, 25 Marsengold 45 Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 35 Softball I5 Senior Play 45 Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 45 Planning Board 3, 45 Talent Show 25 Field Day I, 2, 3, 45 Office lglelp 35 Monitor 45 Graduation Usher RIV . . . quiet . . . 0.K. Tone . . . badminton on front lawn . . . sweet smile . . . Oh, sure! . . . Red Sails in the Sunset . . . L.R.Y. President . . . Trips to New Hampshire . . . Hi, Babes . . . Elementary School Teacher. PAMELA EVE ROBERTS 69 East Foxboro Street ACTIVITIES: Marsengold 45 Senior Play 45 Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. PAM . , . counter girl at Corman's Cleaners . . . pony tail . . . paiama parties . . . bowling at Hollywood Lanes . . . at Morgan's with Cathy and Shirley . . . Secretary. 37 .5 I f 23 Maple Avenue ACTIVITIES: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 45 Gymnastics 35 Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. Dave . . . President of the Junior Mess- apoag Sportsmen's Club . . . the Dean . . . tall . . . likes hunting . . . Hey Tod! . . . likable . . . wears nice sweat- ers . . . always sleeping . . . pet peeve: 7:30 A.M. 1 fa. I Mig 'ei A, I. I . I 1 E . IX. I rals I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Rally 3, Sci- 's-n, 4' X NX KAREN SIDNEY ROSENBERG 403 South Main Street ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' Varsity 3, 4, Chorus I, Debat- ing I, Secretary 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, Eagle 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Girls' Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Planning Board 2, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Lea- gue, Secretary 2, 3, 4, Official Greet- er 4, Student Town Government Day 3. ROSE Il . . . class spirit . . . summers at Nantasket . . . Hey, Rose! . . . crazy posters . . . Rosenbug . . . minia- ture . . . firechief . . . friendly . . . big-time manager . . . duet in that voice . . . Pet peeve: Prejudice . . . Antioch. All 3 I e 'Q K X 4 ' ' 9 - rp, . 4.5 -Q . JOAN ELYSE ROSENTHAL I82 Pond Street ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Chorus I, Debating Club I, 2, Vice- President 3, 4, Art Club I, Eagle 3, 4, Marsengold, Literary Editor 4, Girls' Basketball 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Commit- tees I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Forensic League 2, 3, Honor Degree 4, Monitor 4. ROSE I . . . Hey, Rose! . . . blue eyes and blond hair . . . hates regimentation . . . duet in that voice . . . good or- ganizer . . . can't wait for college . . . e. e. rosenthal . . . original . . . Pun Queen . . . Pet peeves: Cu-u-ute! and Society. V DAVID PAUL ROTFORD 168 Pond Street ACTIVITIES: Marsengold 4, Intra- ence Fair I, Talent Show 3, Gym- nastic Club 3, 4. DAVE . . . dark hair and eyes . . . good build . . . gymnastics . . . stereo . . . with Kenny . . . likes fishing . . . quiet . . . trips to the zoo . . . Florida . . . easy-going . . . Pet peeve: Getting up in the morning . . . photographer. MARY SANTOS 7I Mansfield Street ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers of America 3, Program Chairman 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4. MARY . . . going to Malden . . . with Sharon . . . cats and kittens . . . Fourth of July in New Hampshire . . . trips to Boston . . . If I can only get the car . . . . . . always on the phone . . . quiet . . . Pet peeve: A sticky shift in the cor. 38 fl RICHARD JAY ROSENTHAL I8 Marie Avenue ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 3, 4, Jun- ior Red Crass 4, Marsengold 4, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally 3, 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Field Day 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 2, 4, Mon- itor 3. ROMEO RICK . . . President of Young Judea . . . bridge player . . . cheerleader at pep rally . . . wild hat . . . hard worker . . . Good grief! . . . loves foreign food . . . sports enthusiast . . . wears nice sweaters . . . Aronson's . . . Medical or dental school. NPA Have your cake NANCY CLAIRE SCHWARZLER 75 Moose Hill Parkway ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Dramatics 3, Art Club I, Marsengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Official Greeter 2. NANCY . . . skiing, skiing, skiing . . . breaking bones . . . horses . . . sketching. Ma Wheeler . . . loves winter . . . sailing in her boat . . . athletic . . . beautiful home . . . Buffy . . . pessi- mistic . . . Pet Peeve: blushing. iliiife and e'at it too CAROLYN SEVERANCE SCOTT 239 Moose Hill Street ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 4, Chor- us 2, Debating Club 3, Dramatic 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4, Eagle 3, 4, Marsengold 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Sen- ior Play 4, Dance Committees 2, 3, 4, Christmas Drawing Contest 3, Field Day 2, 3, 4, Drama Festival 3, 4, Thespian Society 4, Forensic League 3, 4, Official Greeter I. LYNN . . . auburn hair . . . Western accent . . . hi chooo, excust me! . . . reading two books at once fin history classl . . . likes to read . . . good actress . . . Meg . . . speech contests . . . Pet Peeve: statistics. JANET KAY SMITH I73 South Main St. ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Art Club I, 2, Junior Classical League, Vice-President 2, Marsen- gold 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Ten- nis 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Com- mittee 3, French Club 3, 4, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. JANET . . . artistic . . . working at the town library . . . tennis . . . Well, gee! . . . perfectionist . . . gorgeous prom invitations . . . infectious chuckle . . . reliable . . . sailing . . . math whiz . . . Pet Peeve: Writing autobiographies . . . mathematics teacher. JUDITH ANN SMITH 23 Essex Road ACTIVITIES: F.T.A. I, Library Club 3, Marsengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Drawing Con- test I, 2, French Club 3, 4, Home Ec Club 2, 3, Science Fair I, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Official Greeter 2, Graduation Usher 3. JU . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . Judy likes people . . . Merry likes Judy . . . pajamas . . . folding curtains . . . Bernie CUTIE! . . . do-do . . . Irving Berlin . . . butter-crunch . . . things in general . . . the Mothers . . . psychology. JOAN LESLIE SLAYTON I5 Cottage Street ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 4, Art Club I, Eagle 4, Marsengold 4, ln- tramurals I, 2, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Office Help 4. JOAN . . . always confused with her sisters . . . domestic . . . rosy cheeks . . . with the girls . . . babysitting . . . teaches Sunday School . . . Biolog's hard! . . . Gee Whiz! . . . Pet Peeve: People who embarrass others . . . medical secretary. 113,11 T-'JT ' ' g',,ggb'..1ifQ'fT4f? ?fIF :Q 1wvwg1'fe.Q',1 ' ' S X 3. O CAROLE LOUISE STEERE PAUL RICHARD STEINBERG MAX DANIEL STERN 92 Billings Street ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 4, Li- brary Club 4, Marsengold, Assistant Editor 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Science Fair I, 3, Field Day I, 2, 4. CAROLE . . . likes sports . . . All-States Encampment . . . very quiet voice . . . meteorology . . . Pilgrim Fellowship . . . all A's . . . with Janet . . . Mariner Girl Scouts . . . perfectionist. .,. T I8 Livingston Road ACTIVITIES: Hobby Shop I, 2, Mar- sengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, Soccer 3, Tennis 3, Senior Play, Stage Man- ager 4, Science Fair I, 2, Field Day 2, 3, Monitor 3, Dance Band 4. PAUL . . . unique interest in girls . . . Young Judea conventions . . . fast cars and speedboats . . . Kosher Meat Mar- ket . . . hates to shave . . . summer beard . . . tough luck with cars . . . wanna hear a cool joke? . . . always going to build something . . . Pet peeve: Wasting time-you should live and enjoy life to the fullest every minute . . . study business and be a great capitalist. GAIL SWEET 37 May Street ACTIVITIES: Future Teachers of America I, 2, Chorus 2, Art Club I, EOQIC 2, 3, 4, Marsengold, Typo- Q 0Pl'IY-ECIITOI' 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Qf- L'lfe2 Help I, 2, 3, 4, Official Greet- GAIL . . . pretty auburn hair . . . soda. lefk - -. . up the Heights . . . I know . .- . night owl . . . manana . . . amateur hair stylist . . . talking on the tele- phone . . . Auntie Gail . . . easy-going - - - BW . . . swinging socials! . . . double-decker ice cream sandwiches , , , Pet peeve: Back seat drivers. STEVEN EVERETT SWIFT I6O Maskwanicut Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 3, 4, Dra- matics l, Marsengold 4, Basketball 3, Intramurals I,.2, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 4, Sci- ence Fair I, Field Day 3, 4, Gym- nastics Club 3, Student Government Day 3. SWIFTY . . . swings a mean racket . . . shooting . . . Pilgrim Fellowship . . . or- ganizer . . . Tennis Pro . . . rebel against society . . . Pct peeve: Cheating . . . biology. 40 I80 South Main Street ACTIVITIES: Honor Society 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, 3, Debating Club 2, 3, 4, Eagle I, Soccer 3, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Planning Board I, 3, Forensic League 2, 3, 4, Un- dergraduate Speaker 3. XAM . . . Young Judea . . . Miles Doughton . . . conventions . . . Mord- ecai . . . last seat, last row . . . briefcase . . . private telephone with expense account . . . ReaIIy? . . . medicine. SENIOR PLAN t Third Row, left to right: Mr. Downing, Ad- visor, Linda Morgan, Ernest Johnson, Ed- ward Keene, Mrs. Reardon, Advisor. Sec- Il ond Row: Elinor Tuttle, Sally Bodwell, Ma- an I if PHILIP TIFFANY THORNTON 70 Maskwonicut Street PHIL . . . last of a dying breed . . . walks every where he goes and enjoys it . . . fond of good recorded music . . . sizeable collection of LP's . . . lumber yeards of Sharon Box Factory . . . Navy . . . haunts BendineIli's . . . partial to fine literature . . . iunkets to Roslindale . . . dislikes biting dogs and black snakes . . . truck authority . . . Pet Peeve: Girls with heavy make-up. a BOARD rion Mackey, Sharon Rivers. First Row: Charles Sweetman, Treasurer, Roberta Bern- stein, Secretary, Robert Keeling, Vice-Pres- ident, James McGonigIe, President. Y- ELINOR MAE TUTTLE 73 North Main St. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Chorus I, 2, Marsengold 4, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec Club 3, Planning Board 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. ELLIE . . . Tut . . . Connecticut surn- mers . . . AWOL? . . . Are you out ot your mind? . . . natural . . . Red Sox . . . How stimulating! . . . cute buble . . . Pet Peeve: Gossips . . . teacher. LAURIE MILLER WAX 45 Pine Grove Avenue ACTIVITIES: I-lonor Society 3, 4, Eagle I, 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, 4, Mar- sengold 4, Intramurals I, 2, Senior Play 4, Dance Committee I, 2, 4, French Club Secretary 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4, Town Govern- ment Day 3, Graduation Usherette 3, Class Skit I. LAURIE . . . Garland sweaters . turkey salod sandwiches . . . une bonne eleve francaise . . . Does everyone have his assignment ready? . . . working at Town Library . . . dry sense of humor . . . loves .l.F.K. Pet Peeve: Gym class . . . linguist. BARRY WEINBERG I2 Babriel Road ACTIVITIES: Track 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 3, 4, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4. BARREL . . . likes hunting and tishing . . . Junior Massapoag Sportsmen's Club . . . You've got a good car there, so move it . . . Red Wings . . . Sports racing cars . . . gorgeous eyes and eye lashes . . . Jerry and Alan . . . Canada . . . Pet Peeve: Slow drivers . . . Ask me if l'm scared . 4I DAVID LEE VINCENT 6 Margaret Road ACTIVITIES: Senior Play 4. DAVE . . . new . . . friendly . . . wood working . . . girls . . . cars . . . horses . . . restaurant work . . . dimples . . . Dad . . . Pilgrim Fellowship cook . . . Pet Peeve: Bossy girls . . . college. C Nb- JANET CLAIRE WEST 77 Glendale Road ACTIVITIES: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, Art Club I, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Marsen- gold 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, ln- tramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Pep Rally I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Com- mittees I, 2, 3, 4, I-lame Ec Club 3, Field Day 2, 3, 4, Gymnastic Club 3, 4, Tennis 3. JANET . . . short . . . nice clothes . . . friendly . . . talkative . . . social worker . . . sports . . . industrious . . . success- ful -dieter . . . Hi, sweetiel . . . in- fectious laugh. 1 --1 1 WALLACE C. WILLIAMS I5 Henry Street ACTIVITIES: Audio-Vis Aids I, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Shop 2, 4, Intramurals 3, Dance Committees 4, Science Fair I, 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Senior play 4. WALLY . . . woodworking . . . furniture . . . bowling . . . pool . . . shoe manu- facturer . . . always grinning . . . terse remarks . . . Pet peeve: study halls architectual designer. PHILIP LESTER WINER 47 Lyndon Road ACTIVITIES: Hobby Shop I, Golf 4, Science Fair 3, Field Day I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Baseball 2. PHIL . . . big, brown eyes . . . golf . . . passing the time in the library . . . Spring Valley Country Club . . . likes all sports . . . mechanical engineer. LEE ALAN WINITZER 70 Garden Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity 4, Jun- ior Red Cross 4, Intramurals I, 2, 4, Track 3, 4, Seniof Play 4, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Field Day 1, 2, 3, 4. LEE . . . Gees . . . going to Johnson's . . . scuba diving . . . bowling . . . soda jerk at Aronson's . . . hockey . . . curly hair . . . trips to R. I .... loves parties . . . horse races . . . golf . . . Pet peeve: Being quiet in the library. 42 WALTER JACK WILLIAMS l3I North Main Street ACTIVITIES: Boys' Varsity Club 3 4, Band I, Baseball I, 3, 4, Boys Varsity Basketball 4, Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball I, 3, Intramurals I, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Pep rally 3, Dance Committees I, 3, 4, Science Fair I, 3, Planning Board 3, Mani- tar 4, Student Town Government Day, elected Superintendent of Public Schools. I I JOC . . . a Scuba diver . . . Pilgrim Fellowship president . . . oceanography . . . Sophomore year in South Carolina . . . fireworks . . . powerful, all-around athlete . . . mischievous . . . Oklahoma drawl . . . Summers on Oklahoma wheat farm . . . house painter . . . Pet Peeve: always being asked: Got any gum, Jac? ELEANOR MARIE HEM 234 Mansfield Street ACTIVITIES: Art Club 4, Talent Show 4. ELLIE . . . newcomer to Sharon High . . . friendly . . . artistic . . . Oh, my gravy! . . . mail from Thompson Acad- emy . . . playing the guitar . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . interested in going to Art School. . The Heights Gong Mom' SUDDOVT Sticks ond stones will break my bones -W fu l For it's left, right, left . . . nl' if lt's Porty Time! 11.3 ' 3' ' Q - , .. Yes, yes, on the posts 43 Girl Scouts together uh e Y' in 'Z K ' is Q 50:1 N 4 .3 Alwoys together A ' .1 wi' 4 ',' 1,2 1 Yon Keone has o leon ond hungry look. dl' '. V, Q D., 1 .rm .. -4,5 'f - Q - Cs- an 5 'foo . , :V A rf! 35 1, , , . .XM if y fe M . Eeek! They tickle! They're taking over. 25 makers of Ieoding We were o roge or the White House sfefv . f, Nl outomotics soy . . . And Over we go .aff A .19 Lf' Tough break, girls! Civilian Conservation Corps I Way out with that music at Hoffmann's second-floor coffee house. Watching all the boys go by Bird watching? Dynamo . . . i N . ,s., iif ,z Vbb Q: DA Q3' ' ' J iii 1 F . sgi Ax ls it innocence? 5 . 3 Alike and together then. But today , . .? 19: li Junior Class Officers Second Row, left to right: Ellen Rosenblatt, Treasurer, Charles Peltier, Vice-President, Anita Katz, Secretary. First Row: Mr. Marcus, Advisor, Howard Burgess, Pres- ident, Mrs, Rivkin, Advisor. CLASS OF i963 JUNIOR CLASS The junior class is the smartest class in the school, filled with brilliant students-just ask any junior. Advised ably by Mr, Marcus and Mrs. Riv- kin, the class of '63 has leaped over many of the hurdles that arise in high school. In fact they seem to do everything athletically and are well-represented on the school's teams. Their Junior Mad Dance opened the Sharon High School social season, and their Junior Prom closed it. They are certainly a credit to Sharon High School. Juniors Take Pri llv' V Third Row, left to right: William Crawford, Michael Bikafsky, Robert Cowley, Donald Arbuckle, Blaine Bank- er, Dennis Cronin, Harlow Chandler. Second Row: Jerold Cohen, William Blood, Martha Bodwell, Norma Lee Brauneis, Diane Craig, Karan Cohen, Joyce Baker, Her- 5 ,E'l il 's 5 5 1 df' bert Berkowitz, Gerald Cohen. First Row: Claire Crow- Iey, Marcia Brown, Lynda Bennett, Susan Catherall, Sheila Cohen, Linda Buckmon, Patricia Callum, Bar- bara Clere. d 46 l I1 f l .L cab. Third Row, left to right: Arnold Heller, Julian Hoffman, Bernard Cunningham, Robert Gelpke, Steven Hirsch, Eugene Freuder, Peter Ellis, Andrew Gardner, James Goodyear. Second Row: Nancy Housman, Susan Flynn, Eric Goulston, Joel Freedman, Robert Earle, Martin Biff, Davis, Bernard Hemel, Adrienne Gaal, Linda Hayes. First Row: Joan Golub, Janice Healy, Sally Fleming, Catherine Eldracher, Shirley Dunham, Paula Edelstein, Diane Gordon. Scholastic Achievements Third Row, left to right: William Mclntosh, Perry Krentzman, Mark Laschever, Charles Missler, Kenneth Hurvitz, Gerald Marcus, Arnold Kaufman, William Jones. Second Row: Patricia Leland, Bettie Kolenda, Jane Levy, Jennifer Lillard, Cheryl May, Judith Koiro, Anne Morganelli, Elizabeth Loring, First Row: Sheryl Katz, Anita Katz, Phyllis lsaksen, Susan Morse, Nancy Landen, Joan Leary, Bernadette Maguire. lo ii at la. f- Third Row, left to right: Peter Quin, Robert Pierce, Ruben Santer, Joel Pearlman, James Newcomb, Charles Powell, Charles Peltier, David Moulton, Dennis O'Brien, James Richard, William Seymour, Roy Rosenblatt. Sec- ond Row: Mark Olken, Barry Palner, Claire Riser, Sheila 1-if ?i..!I Olivier, Rose Marie Poirier, Diane Namyet, Sue Shaugh- nessy, Stephen Shaer, Alan Saxe, First Row: Barbara Shaw, Carla Peck, Maureen Publicover, Ellen Rosenblatt, Nancy Peck, Mara Schofield. Juniors Eagerly Prepare Third Row, left to right: Edward Steinfield, Theodore Donald Whedon, Mark Sturmarm, Lee Urrows. First Row: Wells, Theodore Waldron, Jack Waller, Michael Wil- Eileen Winzleberg, Antoinette Tingley, Karen Steinberg, liams, Arthur Winer, Paul Silver, Second Row: Mark Jean Trask, Nancy Slabin, Jennifer Woodward, June Stone, Stephen Weiner, Robert Thaler, Richard Tuck, Webster, Sandra Slayton, Jean Zurblis. i 5 E 48 UKWBI UNDERCLASS CANDIDS ms 'Q Let's Twist Again The Pojomo Gorne is the gome we love ik '54, L .elf 0 Aloha Joker's Wild ,as i if Stop! I think you're going to like this picture. No Parking? B. -l i it 4 Sophomore Class Officers and Advisors Standing, left to right: Mr. Blanchon, Advisor, Michael Krepon, President, Miss Chase, Advisor. Seated: Elean- or Goldman, Treasurer, Cynthia Keeling, Secretary, Edward Rudd, Vice-President. CLASS OF 1964 SOPHOMORES The signposts all point to great accomplish- ments for the Sophomore Class. They have so many capable, intelligent students to take the advance courses, and many athletically superior boys and girls for varsity. Their so- cial activities also mirror their imagination, as the Sophomore Hop, Mother Goose Goes to School, testified. From The Scarlet Letter to Caesar, band to biology, French to form- ulas, and Latin to logarithms, the Class of '64 ran the full gamut of its year's activities with whirlwind speed and efficiency. Great Sophomore Potential lllll Third Row, left to right: Steven Brown, Maurice Bres- nohan, Michael Butler, David Brookfield, William AI- len, Stephen Borog, Norman Bartlett, Charles Bouchard, George Aronson, Myron Becker. Second Row: Linda Brown, Victoria Atkinson, Stephanie Aines, Roberta Cantor, Mary Arbuckle, Margaret Arbuckle, Rachel Abarbanel, Judi Burkin, Byrna Aronson, Susan Bod well. First Row: Iris Bernstein, Shirley Allon, Carol Burch Lesley Chose, Jane Bernstein, Marjorie Brown, Bever ly Bruce, Laurie Batt, Gilda Bernstein, Susan Bluhm. Third Row, left to right: David Egel, William Cornish, Andrew Cohen, Hans Graven, Steven Friedman, Howard Greenfield, Robert Eisenberg, James Goodwin, Steven Gross, Larry Fieman, Robert Denekamp, Alon Fisher, John Cullen, Richard Clark, Gary Clough. Second Row: Gary Gaisunus, Mark Flanders, Robert Ellison, Bruce Frank, l-loli Gershfield, Jean Delander, Susan Gold, Rab- ert Drake, Joseph Danca, David Goddard, John Doyle David Comeau. First Row: Betsy Gentry, Kathleen Gon- zales, Terry Fingar, Deborah Florence, Ann Gelpke, Patricia Graham, Harriet Conrad, Susan Gay, Eleanor Goldman, Kathy Gardner. I Eviclent In All Activities Third Row, left to right: Philip Jones, Arthur Kravetz, Robert Karlin, Jack l-laverly, Louis Kafka, Lester Kim- mel, Richard Hoffmann. Second Row: Marvin l-lertzel, Michael Krepon, Donald Class, Jill Katcher, Margaret Ty l ? A 5 , . I I I si Janes, Jean l-laines, Sharon Haines, John Kirouac, Earl Kahn, Michael Klein. First Row: Jean Holway, Karen Krug, Cynthia Keeling, Jane l-lurwich, Judy Krasny, Beverly Kravetz, Karen lsgur. 3 Third Row, left to right: Richard Narva, Stanley Kublin, Robert Notaupsky, Paul McMahon, Robert Lakari, Paul Lyle, Kenneth Narva. Second Row: William O'Brien, Charles Landey, Paul MacNevin, Mark Levenson, Noel 53 Olivier, Terry Leedham, Roy Nickerson, John Murphy. First Row: Diane Levine, Sharon Matthews, Celia Mudge, Joan MacPhail, Gail Morgan, Deborah Moulton, Kathy Gardner, Susan Morway, Janet Mclntyre. Saphomores Take Places Third Row, left to right: Michael Reuben, Norman Sav- age, Howard Rothberg, Mark Rudner, Richard Rosoff, Andrew Powell, Alan Plonsky, Lewis Perry, Edward Rudd. Second Row: Stephen Quin, Douglas Paul, Karen Robbins, Judith Rosen, Bernadette Platek, Martha Park- .l', 1 . ,ir il l J rn Q.. r K nl Y' er, Risa Sacks, Donna Rhodes, Cloird Reinhardt, Jack Pransky, David Satter. First Row: Ruth Rosenfield, Bar- bara Portman, Marcia Rosenthal, Janice Oren, Susan Rauschenbach, Joanne Reilly, Lee Ripley. N . Third Row, left to right: Richard Silver, David Stein- berg, Richard Segal, Ernest Stryer, Gordon Swartz, Rob- ert Spear, James Shyne, Bruce Scott, Andrew Stressenger, Stephen Shamitz, Herbert Schlafrnan. Second Row: Ellen Snyder, Janet Shyne, Susan Smith, Susan Stubbs, Karen As School Leaders Third Row, left to right: Gerald Sweet, Geoffrey Tem- ple, Robert Weisberg, Andrew Tieman, William Traut, John White. Second Row: William Wekstein, Mary Jo li. I Q ... ei S3 115, f - 4 J Steere, Arlene Sherman, Hannah Segal, Donna Starr, Deborah Segal, Terri Anne Sheridan. First Row: Gail Stevenson, Linda Sbardella, Roberta Snyder, Ellen Slaf- sky, Lois Schneiderman, Bonnie Shaw, Ellen Stone, Nellie Selig, Jeanne Shea. Sweeney, April Taylor, Bleama Younger, Mollyann Wersted, Wayne Whitamare. First Row: Pamela Wright- son, Donna Zambella, June Schwartz. 5 1. i WF ' x 6 S A J 1 1 i I . r i l 3 af' XJ W 56 4564 - 0 Freshman Class Officers Standing, left to right: Herman Steinberg, President, Mr. Konsavage, Advisor, Miss Newton, Advisor. Seated: Eleanor Smith, Vice-President, Cathy Benigni, Secretary, Judy Bernstein, Treasurer. CLASS or 196-5 FRESHMEN Besides adding their profuse number to Sharon High and making the corridors more crowded, this year's Freshmen have added their scholastic ability, sports skill, coopera- tion and enthusiasm, The first few confusing days were soon for- gotten as many members of the Class of l965 showed their mark on the Honor Roll, display- ed active participation in school clubs, and demonstrated their prowess in athletics. The highlight of the year was the Fresh- man Dance in May, which not only success- fully culminated their first year, but served as an indication of a continuing fruitful high school career. Freshmen Soon Established Third Row, left to right: Walter Boyle, Eugene Brady, Brian Bennett, Lawrie Barron, Gary Appleton, David Burglund, Robert Bibbo, Paul Bowen. Second Row: Louis Becker, Stan Apgar, Mark Bluestein, Mickael Altschuler, Russell Abrams, Lorrey Bianchi, Jeff Aranson, Bruce Barr, Danny Arguimbau. First Row: Anna Boyar, Paula Bellis, Carolyn Briggs, Nancy Baldwin, Doris Baker, Joan Baker, Joyce Bouffard, Sandra Beckwith, Judy Bernstein, Roberta Bluestein, Kathy Begnini. I1 Third Row, left to right: Robert Cunningham, Howard Elkin, James Clark, James Crockett, Arthur Cohen, Edward Deveney, Bill Darrow, Elliot Eigen, Stephen Col- lins, John Crouks, Alan Byer, Arthur Correia, Robert Carter, Second Row: Karen Ellis, Marlene Cooper, Bar- bara Cristie, Ellen Finstein, Mike Cohn, Kenneth Cos- l man, Jeff Drucker, Ronald Brass, Katherine Brunettci, Janet Burgess, Beverly Eisenman. First Row: Barbara Callum, Pat Field, Jane Brookfield, Sally Eastman, My- ra Fine, Linda Finer, Beyre Cooper, Marilyn Eisenberg, Carolyn Conners, Joan Dunham. All School Affairs Third Row, left to right: Richard Goodwin, Robert For- bes, Thomas Fumerola, Michael Ginsburg, Lawrence Green, George Garnhum, Arthur Fisler. Second Row: Cliff Goodband, Kenneth Gair, Linda Gould, Suzanne Fogg, Roberta Goodfader, Beth Goldstein, Joan Green- gross, Neal Gordon, David Graiver. First Row: Natalie Gaull, Patricia Foster, Lillian Foster, Marilyn Freedman, Sherry Gooltz, Pamela Grant, Judith Goldstein, Margery Gordon. A 1. 0' 4l. .rliirlf 'lil W' l Third Row, left to right: Alan Karlsberg, Michael Hayes, Robert Hertzel, William Horan, Stephen Hyde, Louis laanilli, Mark Hynes, Timothy Jandebeur. Second Row: Lea Hirshon, Philip Heller, Susan Hatch, Ilona Kaplun, Judith Jacobs, Sandra Haverly, Joan Howard, Linda Gurvitz, Ronald David Hawkins. First Row: Sandra Hollinghurst, Hamm, Beverly Hurvitz, Deborah Hall, Toni Kalb, Cynthia Hutchins, Susan Kadesh, Arlene Gross. Freshmen Gffered Advanced Third Row, left to right: William Kelley, Jeffrey Kublin, Edward Koskella, David Katzman, Robert King, Richard Lincoln, James Keating, Daniel Lief, Michael Kravitz, Bruce Knott, Ronald Kavner, Martin Lesberg, Norman Lipsitz. Second Row: Daniel Kates, Norman Kingsley, Susan Lillard, Marianne Lillard, Joyce Lippa, Roberta Laschever, Ranna LaPato, Joseph Krovitsky, Milton Mah- ler. First Row: Nancy Layton, Beverly Maleski, Linda Lawrence, Julie Krug, Luria Madsen, Susan Linsky, Dale Lasden, Jeanne Leonard, Carol Lovatt, Andrea Kier. T421 ,,, Q . 7,1 . ' 1 Y 4 , E, 1 7 Third Row, left to right: Charles McMahon, John Mc- Donald, Frederick Markt, William McQueen, David McNally, Richard Norris, Daniel Matthews, Peter Mur- phy, Craig Morgan, Gerald Nash, Second Row: Francis McNulty, Ann-Marie McKinnon, Shelley Modiste, Laura 0 Courses In Many Fi Third Row, left to right: Michael Rafkin, Edward Shop- iro, Theodore Scott, Philip Shayne, Stephen Rittenberg David Robertson, Wayne Poole, Neil Pruchansky. Secl ond Row: Neil Raisman, Paul Rappaport, Janet Purdy, Virginia Sheldon, Susan Rivkind, Geraldine Rogoff, Ron IB! A , ,3 :Hg ug Patterson, Dorothy Pace, Lisbeth Mitnick, Maxine Mar- cus, Kathleen Mann, Lorraine McKinnon, Jeff Neipris. First Row: Myrna Miller, Madeline Outhouse, Christine Muth, Ronnie Sue Martin, Janet McGoff, Paula Norman, Diane Maloney, Bonnie Meltzer. elcls na Silverman, Bradford Rich, Michael Polimer. First Row: Carol Seward, Barbara Schultz, Marilyn Purdy, Linda Pitt, Mary Peltier, Dorothy Richard, Elaine Simon, Susan Rosenthal, Third Row, left to right: William Statham, Stanley Spock, Robert Smith, Stephen Weiner, Herman Steinberg, Stephen Washburn, Leonard Webster, David Winer, Howard Waxman, Thomas Whiting, Lewis Smith. Second Row: Gary Tamkin, Judith Stanley, Gladis Yunik, Meryl Smeed, Christine Valavanis, Ellen Wolfson, Carol 1 41.2 Banned in Boston!! UNDERCLASS CANDIDS w L J Froternizing? Q94 Cheers! fi' 1' , .. f,, ,rf 4 f . ski. f J 1 ry! A 'N The Clan N- .3 X .f A 4' Love Letters in the Sond 48 D6 'X ll,-vw-J 8-2b All the Monkeys oren't in the zoo , , x -s.-gg ACTIVITIES L Tl'-all 1,5-fvfwg S-'SZ 'rr I-1 J s .gifii t '-if K P 31.11 A 1 sf f 4 rf . .1 fu .milf . 1-eu A lift, , H. .f .- - - ., ' -U , ' 4 Q.. 1,5 -f- r ' f' - R- Z-3 ff: Q.. I . fa' W' W in . :ndE Z '!' GK 1 Y - I 3 uh, , r: 'N ' , V., r ,. .. rg: V wg ,...4, , we' 2 v - ff , if. ,ffm ,,.f I 4. , g ,on- Q' ' Les' ' f Tfwe-1. ' . A iK .a - H ,r ' - 2- 'r ' :fr 4 ' K' A 2 'ZSv4 47 ..., V ' 0 - 'L -1 , , ,. .qf n,,..f-- A xv' . Q , . ' . 4 -. ,,.-, fy . ,.. . 1 , , ,. A-A , 'K 1 4.3 r ,I-4' .-N, - ' . '-I 5'-A'-5 lain' Council Active cmd Effective Eff' STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS-Standing, left to right: Charles Sweetman, Vice-President, Robert Keel- ung, President, Charles Powell, Treasurer. Seated: Ann 'Nunn' Becker, Recording Secretory, Mr. Liberman, Advisor, Barbara Bettes, Corresponding Secretary. .l f. l l Sheryl Katz, Julie Krug, Edward Rudd, Maxine Marcus Gaul Morgan, Gary Tomkin. First Row: Eleanor Smith Sally Eastman, Charles Powell, Ann Becker, Charles Sweetman, Mr, Ltberman, Robert Keeling, Barbara Bcttes, June Webster, Toni Kalb. 'ILS Mr, John Liberman, Advisor Roberta Bernstein receives Good Citizenship Award Where have all the Flowers gone? COUNCIL CALENDAR The Sharon High School Student Council is an active and unifying organization. lt is representative of the entire student body, con- sisting of representatives from each home- room, the vice-president of each class, and two Senior members-at large. Under the di- rection of faculty advisor Mr. Liberman and President Robert Keeling, the Council spon- sors many necessary and worth-while activi- ties in the school, as well as having the im- portant function of maintaining liaison be- tween the students and the faculty. Throughout the year the Council main- tains the supply room in the lobby, and pro- vides student greeters for every period of the day. Among its many other functions, it has the responsibility of distributing honor passes and student identification cards. Sharon High has an active and efficient Student Council that it can be proud of. 63 C7-H x0 Roberta Aronson, Secretary Linda Morgan, President Sandra Bodwell, Treasurer For Gutstanding Records of Service, Scholarship, Leadership, Character .'L l 'lsr' it-1+ Mr. John Barrows, Advisor Students that have been chosen for membership in the Na- tional Honor Society have established outstanding records in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. New members are tapped in assembly at the beginning of the second term, and are inducted into the society in an im- pressive candle-lighting ceremony. To be eligible, a student must have achieved a B average, then, those that qualify scholastically, are rated by the faculty on their service, leader- ship, and character. To make the student body more aware of the principles of the society, awards are presented to underclassmen who par- ticularly well exemplify the society's qualities. To be of greater service to the school, members of the society have been re- sponsible for the Bible readings at assemblies, and have been used in tutoring capacities. Membership in the Honor Society is the highest honor any student can attain, and members may well be proud of their achievement. 4 Q HONOR SOCIETY-Standing, left to right: Laurie Wax, Roberta Bernstein, Carole Steere, Lydia Clark, Seated Rita Leva, Sally Bodwell, Linda Morgan, Roberta Aron- Charles Sweetman, Karen Rosenberg, Joan Rosenthal son, Sandra Bodwcll, Mary Ellen Hosmer, Janet Smith, Mr. Barrows, Advisor, Meredith Bradford, Max Stern 64 if J Xl Martha Bodwell, Duane Narnyer, Joan Golub, Jane Levy, Sheryl Katz, Ann Becker First Row: Nancy Landen, Lun- da Backman, Karen Cohen, Sharyn Greenfreld, Steven Franks, Meredrth Race, Judnrh Smith, Nancy Garber. Third Row, left to right: Eugene Freuder, Jael Pearl- man, Charles Pelrler, Donald Arbackle, Charles Powell, Gerald Marcus, Roy Rosenblatr Second Row: Sally Flemming, Clalre Rrser, Susan Morse, Ellen Rosenblatt, NATIONAL HONOR SOEAETY S 'Z 22 15? bl S15 AJ. A flair u umm al-Le Nine O'Clock Scholar Sharyn Greenfield is topped by Meredith BrOdfOfd. 65 Fifth Row, left to right: David Katzman, Theodore Scott, Andrew Tieman, David Winer, Danial Lief, Steven Winer, Michael Ginsberg, Eugene Freuder, Perry Krentzman, Howard Waxman, Ronald Kovner, Stanley Kublin, Fourth Row: Roberta Cantor, Ellen Titlebaum, Ellen Snyder, Joan Greengross, Carolyn Scott, Roberta Aronson, Suzanne Fogg, Barbara Fearer, Bernadette Plotek,'Cristine Valvanis, Ingrid Eikenberg, Adrienne Gaal, Lesley Lazin. Third Row: Sally Lewis, Linda Brown, Holi Gershfield, Sheryl Katz, Deborah Hinden, Joan Golub, Joyce Baker, Kathleen Gardner, Janet Mclntire, Stephanie Aines, Myrna Miller, Risa Sacks, Deborah Florence, Marjorie Gordon. Second Row: Susan Bluhm, Linda Buckman, Marlyn Freedman, Marion Freedman, Joan MacPhail, Sara Cedar, Miss Sanford, Mr. Newton, advisors, Elaine Simon, Ronnie Sue Martin, Sandra Weiner, Ronna Silverman, Sheila Cohen. First Row: Jeffery Neipris, Michael Rafkin, Virginia Sheldon, Diane Gordon, Diane Leving, Lois Schnied- erman, Geraldine Rogoff, Susan Lynsky, Meredith Fogg, Laurie Batt, Patricia Callum, Iris Bernstein, Gary Tamkin, Neal Raisman. Drama Club Members Learn Design Aspiring actresses and actors and behind-the- scenes artists gained valuable experience in the Dramatics Club this year, under the helpful di- rection of Mr. Newton and Miss Sanford. Be- sides helping to present The Volient, Sunday Costs Five Pesos, and the Drama Festival Play, the Dramatics Club met to help its members be- come familiar with set design, .make-up, and acting techniques. In addition, members may earn points toward becoming Thespians by work- ing on crews of school productions. Speakers, such as little theater members, who spoke on their experiences, gave the budding Barrymores many professional tips. C6 . 3 F 4 ' S lt i ill 1 ml S E, i 4 1 l I , l 3 lMc1ke-up, ancl Acting Techniques Thesplians-Standing-left to right: Lesley Lazin, Mark Stone, Carolyn Scott, Seated: Merideth Fogg, Mr. New- -ton, advisor, Sally Lewis. Y Mr. Carlyie Newton and Miss Sanford, Advisors Never on Sunday. l R 'Q x 3 . if Xl Q-47 S s , .I x , ,L - l L DEBATING CLUB OFFICERS-Second row, 'eff to i9h Linda Morgan, vice-president, Karen Rosenberg, sec retary. Front row, left to right: Mr. Daniel Foley, ad visor, Max Stern, president, Mr, William Riley, advisor. The art of public speaking, ever admired and respected, is being further cultivated by the members of the Sharon Debating Club. Through 'participation in many rounds of in- terscholastic debates, the members learn the fundamentals of speaking, research methods, thinking on their feet, and rebuttal. Their tournaments have c a r r i e d them throughout New England, amassing an im- pressive number of successes. Further proof of their prowess is the cIub's high standing in the National Forensic League, an honor society for debaters. The varsity debating team, ably coached by Mr. Foley, follows a rugged schedule of meets, while the freshmen, under the direction of Mr. Riley, learn the basics and also take part interscholastically. Debating Club Broadens Program DEBATING TEAM-Fourth row, left to right: Michael Kravitz, Gordon Schwartz, David Winer, William Darrow, Gerry Marcus, Max Stern, Eugene Freuder, Edward Keane, Robert l-lertzl, Arthur Kravitz. Third row: Brad Rich, William McQueen, Gerald Sweet, Norman Savage, Edward Rudd, David Katzman, Michael Rafkin, Michael Cohn. Second row: Jeff Aronson, Roberta L l Q A Laschever, Lydia Clark, Hanna Segal, Linda Morgan, Risa Sacks, Neal Raisman, Gerald Nash, Milton Mahler. First row: Stephanie Aines, Arlene Sherman, Jane Oran, Diane Namyet, Mr. Riley, advisor, Mr. Foley, advisor, Joan Rosenthal, Karen Rosenberg, Natelie Goal, Rita Levy. l 44 l 68 .llll 1 F I 111. QNX ? H ll!! 144444: Imaam 'E F Diff- -..L gm? E 9d ga YJ 53 K C 54 XL, fl ii xx, ? kc P E S 'NX lp Xtxlp li? FK so si Information, please Ed Keane moderates a debate while fellow members await their turns to speak. '51-3 Mr. William Riley and Mr. Daniel Foley, Advisors.. -, A v J .K-, YI -.. 0 X7 Q, -'.,5 - ,Q . ,- . w.Q:.-,3- U, 4 1. .N-,--:c A Q- s :als Q ' n I .. ,.- C' H7 'f , 1, - I , ,- ff ' I. i 'A NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-Third row, left to right: Norman Sav- age, Gordon Schwartz, Eugene Freuder, Max Stern, Edward Keane, Ed- ward Rudd. Second row: Risa Sacks, Linda Morgan, Arthur Kravitz, Diane Namyet, Carolyn Scott. Front row: Joan Rosenthal, Leslie Lozin, Lydia Clark, Mr. Daniel Foley, advisor, Rita Levy, Karen Rosenberg. 'ill .'-l .W il l 0 E . 4 Mrs. Mary Gorman, D ' Q l E Advisor EAGLE EDITORS-Standing, left to right: Sharon Foster, Typing Editor, William Seymour, Production Editor, Donald Whedon, Boys' Sports Editor' Roberta Bernstein, Girls' Sports Editor, Linda Margil, News Editor, Seated, left to right: Ellen Rosenblat, Secretary, Diane Namyet, Co-Editor, Mrs. Mary Gorman, Advisor, Laurie Wax, Co-Editor, Ann Becker, Features Editor. 1 Feature Writers Add Sparkle . . . EAGLE Due to the large number of members, Eagle meetings moved to the cafeteria this year. There, amidst cries ot But we dan't have a lead! or The deadline was one week agol , the demanding but rewarding job at producing a school newspaper gets underway. Assignments are checked, copy is prooted, galleys are corrected, and the dum- my is pasted up. Under Co-Editor Laurie Wax and Diane Namyet, several effective innovations have been made, A photographer has been added in an attempt to liven up the issues with more action pictures, and a handbook was distrib- uted to guide the members in their writing. Besides tending to the usual concern of putting out a paper, the Eagle sponsored Headline l-lop and many members partici- pated in various press conferences. fl Q7 4-3 lt' X Elf? 1 Q if X -T -ilk r fl flfe A T 'X tk f 1 frilf. ,:V y'f', V -K 'g 1' 'f We Three 70 .ya , l i l e',, Q, Z3 'il F9 I ' 1 . , 1 EAGLE-Fourth Row: left to right: David Katzman, Gerald Sweet, Richard Narva, Theodora Scott, David Winer, Steven Winer, Steven Hirsh, Paul Silver, Jerry Marcus, Eugene Freuder, Larry Feiman, Steven Robinowitz, Third Row: Joan Slayton, Mary Jo Sweeny, Roberta Laschever, Sheryl Katz, Joan Golub, Debby Hinden, Carolyn Scott, Rita Levy, Laurie Wax, Gail Sweet, Dorothy Tuttle, Nancy Taylor, Diane Namyet, Hali Gershfield. Second Row: Risa Sacks, Linda Buckman, Karen IQ? Cohen, Stephanie Annes, Deborah Florence, Victoria Atkinson, Diane Levine, Donna Rhodes, Jane Bernstein, Gerry Rogoff, Roberta Bernstein, Susan Lynsky, Linda Margil, Gay Flanders, Jody Mac Phail, Linda Brown, Barbara Fearer, Adriane Gaal. First Row: Terri Ann Sheridan, Ellen Rosenblatt, Patricia Cal- lum, Karen Cohen, Natalie Gaul, Mrs. Mary Gorman, Ad- visor, Karen Steinberg, Ann Becker, Joan Rosenthal, Karen Rosenberg. . . . lo Eagle Copy s JK S if' i '3e G 4-.47 X-,JYp'W' Go N ., Y Eagle Editors discuss business. Top 40, News, Weather, and Sports any MARSENGOLD-Fourth Row, left to right: Richard Rosenthal, Kenneth Clark, Max Stern, Steven Swift, Charles Sweetman, David Rotford, Third Row: Nancy Garber, Merideth Bradford, Sharon Foster, Karen Hoffman, Joan Slayton, Eleanor Tuttle, Sandra Bodwell, Mary Ellen Hosmer, Janet Smith, Sally Bod- well, Sharon Rivers, Roberta Aronson, Barbara Fearer, Norma Lee DuLong, Linda Morgan, Deanna Flemming. Second Row: Ann Levine, Linda Backerman, Deborah Hinden, Nancy Sch- warzer, Carolyn Scott, Laurie Wax, Merry Rice, Rita Levy, Sharon Boyle, Pamela Roberts, Sandra Fritz, Leslie Lazin, Linda Margil, Roberta Bernstein, Barbara Bettes. First Row: Martha Baldwin, Sally Lewis, Michele Gonzales, Janet West, Carole Steere, Mr. Mac Dougall, advisor, Lydia Clark, Joan Rosenthal, Karen Rosenberg, lna Chados, Mary Santos. Mcirsengold Mirrors School Affairs One of the most important achievements of every graduating class is the completion of the school yearbook, the Marsengold. This year the Seniors have worked long and hard under the able leadership of our Editor-in- chief Lydia Clark and with the help of our Advisor Mr. MacDougall. Our editors began work on the theme and contents in the spring of l96l. Right after the beginning of school the Marsengold staffs were chosen and work was really started in earnest, Finally by early fs ' Editors plan out greatest yearbook yet March the Marsengold was completed and sent to press. Now on Class Night l962 we proudly present the record of a school year which will long be remembered by the stu- dents of Sharon High. Carole Steere, Co-Editor 'Q Wg' J Donald MacDaugall, Adviser F and when I fold them, they cried. 'fl- x' A EDITORS OF MARSENGOLD-Standing, left to right: Kenneth Clark-Phota- graphy, Gail Sweet-Typography, Mr. MacDougall-advisor, Leslie Lazin-Cir- culation, Karen l-laggman-Business. Seated: Merry Rice-Art, Carole Steere-- co-editar, Lydia Clark-co-editor, Joan Rosenthal-Literary. Lydia Clark, Co-editor V l l LIBRARY CLUB-First Row, left fo right: Claire Riser, Sheila Cohen, Ann Becker, Antoinette Tingley, Paula Norman, Laurie Batt, Second Row: Catherine Benigni, Gail Morgan, Michele Gonzales, Janet West, Sally Fleming, Miss Clark, advisor, Donna Rhodes, Janet Mclntire, Victoria Atkinson, Jennifer Woodward. Third Row: Miriam Lobban, Patricia Field, .lane Bernstein, Linda Walper, Kathleen Gonzales, Terri Ann Sheri- dan, Ann Gelpke, Joan Golub, Jane Levy, April Taylor, Sharon Boyle, Mary Santos, Karen Krug, Carol Burch. Fourth Row: Joan Leary, Susan Catherall, Barbara Bettes, Betsy Myers, Karen Steere, Susan Gold, Carole Steere, Adrienne Goal, Susan Smith, Suzanne Shaunessy, Janet Shyne, Beth Goldstein, Joanne Greengross, Byrna Aronson, Roberta Bernstein. Miss Clark Supervises Librarians J Under the capable supervision of Miss, Marian Clark, thirty-tive girls are learning the responsibilities involved in the work ot a librarian. They are learning by doing-their duties include checking books out, reshelving them, assisting students in locating books and materials, and helping arrange seasonal displays. As library assistants, these girls realize that there is much work involved in keeping a neat and useful school library. With the experience they are gaining now, members of the club may be encouraged to further their library interests in college and pursue careers as librarians. Who wrote the book of love? Miss Marion Clark, Advisor 74 :iii it is ' il i i 7 i . i. Fourth Row, left to right: Janis Oren, Carole Burch, William Acks, Michael Reuben, Paul Lyle, James Newcomb, Mark Laschever, Norma Lee Brauneis, Elinor Tuttle, .Janet Shyne. Third Row: Joan Baker, Paula Norman, Beth Goldstein, Linda Gould, Ellen Wolfson, Ellen Finstein, Nancy Housman, Susan Smith, Nancy Taylor, Dorothy Tuttle, Janis Healy. Second Row: Ellen Stone, June Schwartz, Sharyn Greenfield, Arlene Sherman, Terri Ann Sheridan, Ann Gelpke, Nancy Peck, Maxine Marcus, Beverly l-lurvitz, Marlyn Eisenberg, Shirley Yanco, Linda Finer, Arlene Gross, Ellen Rosenblatt, Sally Flemming. First Row: Ellen Mayer, Susan Rosenthal, Joanne Woodward, Karen Cohen, Miss Kelsey, advisor, Charles Missler, Claire Crowley, Mary Santos, Beverly Kravetz, Gail Morgan. F. T. A. Members Visit Other Schools The members of the Future Teachers of America think they might be interested in teaching as a profession. In order to find out more about this profession, they have guest speakers from various colleges who discuss different aspects of teaching. Members of ..-2 - ' ur. - ..-,-1 :::imr:::s. ,,,,....i.a:v:-:ig-,iv , ., inf Abdul's having a party. the Ann Sullivan Chapter of the national or- ganization go to other schools to observe the teaching methods in the different elementary grades. Some members have been lucky enough to do substitute teaching. Ceremony. nn Miss Jean Kelsey, Advisor Karen Cohen lights can dle in F.T.A. induction i 'Q' l?ll 1 ' 4 1-f HJ VIS AID-Third row, left to right: Stanley Kublin, Robert Lockley, Larry Green, Steven Rittenburg, Ken- neth Clark, Robert Wiseburg, Robert Eisenburg, Wal- lace Williams, Lewis Perry, William Weckstein. Second Row: Gerald Sweet, Arthur Cohen, Bruce Frank, Mark Audio-Visual The Audio Visual Aids Club is an elite group of servicemen. They are often allowed to get out of study halls and even classes, upon call to duty. Although others may resent this occasional privilege, we cannot overlook the club's great service to the school. Besides the familiar i6 mm sound classroom proj- ects, record players, tape recorder, and opa- gru projecter, these people are authorized and Mr. Miles Marcus, Advisor Olken, Barry Polner, Richard Norris, Robert Cunningham Mark Flanders, Howard Rothberg, Neil Pruchansky, First Row: Jeffery Druker, John Crooks, Lewis Goldman, Ellen Wolfson, Mr. Marcus, advisor, Nancy Peck, Ger- aldine Rogoff, Jeffery Kublin, David Hawkins. Aids Club responsible to operate all PA. systems, the stage and auditorium lighting and sound, ancl the lighting in the gym, The Audio- Visual Aids Club not only takes care of all the schools around, but also handles the necessary equipment on occasions like the John Jay lectures, Lowell Thomas, town mo- vies, and yearly Town Meeting. 4' VX L- C1 1-9 T7 J Standing left to right: Stanley Kublin, Kenneth Clark, Lewis Goldman First row, left to right: Linda Hayes, Mr, Marcus, advisor, Nancy P6Cls fi: ii iii Third Row, left to right: Steven Pruchansky, Jeffery Paul, Lee Winitzer, Richard Rosenthal, Steven Rab- inowitz. Second Row: Ellen Mayer, Molly Anne Wersted, Stephanie Aines, Rachel Abarbanel, Roberta Canton, Barbra Fearer, Nancy Housman, Judy Berkin, Hali Gershfield, Victoria Atkinson, Byrna Aronson, Anne Levine, Faye Markowitz, Beverly Kravetz, Susan Blhum. First Row: Lynda Bakerman, Steven McCrensky, Ann Becker, Anita Katz, Miss Chase, advisor, Ellen Rosen- blatt, Karen Steinberg, Judith Krasney, Karen lsgor, Iris Bernstein. Junior Red Cross ' Every other Friday lab period the Junior Red Cross meets in g 2Ol to make favors or other things which will cheer the lives -. 1 of hospitalized patients In addition to this activity, the club 'L' , 'x 'land Miss Dorothy Chase You've got to have heart. runs two fund raising drives-one drive for membership and the other to send packages to those less fortunate. Our chapter is represented in Boston at the Junior Red Cross headquarters. Q3 Fourth row: Ellen Finsein, Susan Stubbs, Mary Jo Sweeny, Sharon Rivers, Mary Ellen l-losmer,, Susan Shaugnessy, Joan Slayton, Sharon DeMayo, Sandra Bodwell, Elinor Tuttle, Carole Steere, Karen Steere, Suzanne Fogg, Diane Namyet. Third row: Beth Loring, Beverly Maleskl, Janet West, Nancy Schwarzler, Vera Noe, Lydia Clark, Linda Morgan, Carolyn Scott, l-lannah Segal, Deborah Segal, Sandra l-tollinghurst, Ingrid lckenberg, Nancy Glee Club and . X Q r f Q Landen, Bonnie Maguire, Maureen Publicober. Second row: Linda Walper, Susan Lilard, Llinda Margil, Ellen Mayer, Judith Goldstein, Lillian Foster, Barbara Callum, Jane Brookfield, Vir- ginia Sheldon, Sally Eastman, Marion MacKay, Michele Gonzales, Cynthia Keeling, First row: Janet Purdy, Phyllis lsakson, Toni Kalb, Shirley Yanco, Gladys Yunik, Natalie Gaal, Roberta Synder, Gail Morgan, Elinor Goldman, Jody MacPhail. Chorus Delight Discord quickly turns into harmony when practiced by the members ot the Glee Club and Girls' Chorus. Under the capable direc- tion of Mrs. Anna Hughes, new to Sharon High this year, these two groups have become better than ever. Several innovations, such as the use of a tape recorder, have been added to improve singing techniques. The clubs strive for quality, and it is clearly evi- dent that they have been extremely success- tul in this endeavor. Mrs, Anna Hughes, Advisor e JJ f Sing Along , . . with Mitch? SELECTED FOR DISTRICT CHORUS-Left to right: Jane Brookfield, Steven Winer, Sally East- man, Theodore Wells. S i llls , P 5 W , 1 if: S ,, 4 2 fx 5 - 1 ' l , ' T 5 - ' . N 041' ,gif E - 917715 ' ' ' '. I 1 X I ,s QT!-5, ' 1 fi ' V V5'?iif?' Q A A . , ffjjtl A Rf- K' Q iii? we X ,.. Audience At Christmas Assembly Second Row, left to right: Michael Kravitz, Theodore man, Wells, Steven Washburn, William Horan, Stephen Win- cover, ner. First Row: Carole Steere, Karen Steere, Sally East- Jane Brookfield, Deborah Segal, Maureen Publi- Mrs. Hughes, advisor. I, vdxga, .g ,ily '55 -ln., .J X ll 64 X ' Y i WW' JAN The Sharon High School Orchestra is un- der the direction of Mr. Philip Hoffman. every year it gets bigger and better and is one of the finest high school groups. Mem- bers ot the orchestra represent our school at the Southeastern Massachusetts Music Festival, state and All-New England Festivals. Club members can audition for music scholar- ships which are given on the basis of ability and talent. ORCHESTRA-Third Row, left to right: Mr, Hoffman, conductor, David Lowry, Julian Hoffman. Second Row: Steven Winer, Alan Carlesburg, Gordon Schwartz, Charles Peltier, Steven Franks, Mark Rudner, Ronald Mr. Philip Hoffman Director Music From Beethoven's Fifth' XX f IOQQS X xv Q vw 9 ' i P A it, 2 ' :A 'Y N, il 1 I ff I I X ' W' ff H52 ff r . Brass, Susan Lynsky. First Row: Ellen Slafsky, Hanna Segal, Deborah Segal, Mary Peltier, Natalie Goal, Bar- bara Clere. 1 T 1 . l 2 -V l 2 I I 1 l if Q A . I , 5 A rt 2 ' a ' 1 f v - Q t . . 'R , is - C DANCE BAND-Second Row: Julian Hoffman, Reuben Crawford, Herman Steinberg, Advisor, Mr. lrving Sonter, Donald Arbuckle, Walter Williams, Neal Rais- Swartz, Martin Davis, Roy Rosenblott. man. First Row: Sally Bodwell, Marvin Hertzel, William 7 I l 7 U ll'o Mancini s Mr. Lucky V Quality, not quantity, is the keynote to the Dance Bond's success. lts fourteen members directed by Mr. Schwartz have achieved a polished tone in such favorites as Undecided and Mr. Lucky. This year they have played in the talent show and have promised to per- form again in a complete assembly in the spring. Mr. Irving Schwartz, Advisor Break it to me gently 8l 76 Trombones? Mr. Philip Hoffman , -.. . 1 as f x - X V ,- i 3 6 , S U AI' gnu' M ' , .- .., ' s ' V4 f :,' Illkp H The Sharon High School Band is an ear pleasing unit of fifty-three boys and girls harmoniously combined to put out great sounds. They convene to practice every Wednesday afternoon and Friday morning so that they may maintain and improve their ability to perform flawlessly on many occasions. We are quite familiar with the Band's role in our occasional Friday morning assemblies, in the traditional basketball and soccer rallies and in the com- bined vocal and instrumental music assemblies, but do you recall their other performances? Remember your special Junior High Concert, the gala Me- morial Day parade, and the annual public Spring Concert? The Bandsmen aim to please everybody, if you don't like a march or a classical selection, then wait a bit for a Dixieland or Latin tune or perhaps a popular number like Peter Gunn. Band Donates Concert Proceeds To Scholarship Fund Fourth Row: loft to right: Jnol Pearlman, Arthur Weiner, Rubin Jr r Cl7OVl1, , Pr-ltifr, Ctrigilwr-n Grass, Donald Arlwticklc, Herman t rlrrfg, Gfiflkfi Lrhwrirtz, Daniel Lirff, Stevan Franks. Third ow Aarlf liliirintrrin, Earl Kahn, Martin Davis, Roy Rosan- Stcphen Wcincr, Barry Zimmerman, Jean Jcfforcls, Mary Ann Lillord, Martha Bodwell, Jennifer Lillard, Susan Lynsky, Linda Walper, Ronald Brass, Alan Carlcsberg, Daniel Matthews, Sandro Ham, Mark Lcvenson, William Crawford. First Row: itt Man P1wn'.lf,', Str-vcn Hplo, Linda Gmulrl, Mark Ruclncr, Jana Brookfield, Rona LoPata, Barbara Portman, Paula Bellis, M lol lfiaulz, Charlie, lonrly, Jack Pronaky Second Row: Sandra Hollingshursf, Natalia Gaul, Jeffery Neipris, Michael lu L wan, My Hrlffinrin, instructor, Julian Hoffman, Klein, Neal Raisman, Martin Lcsbcrg. 82 i , J, .vs 1 . .K C' A 'A t l ,5 i K. . 4 41 ' l x ffm ALL STAMP CLUB-Standing, left to right: Alan Plonsky, Jack Haverly, George Aronson, Robert Ellison, Seated: David Egel, Mrs. Timulty, advisor, Steven Brown. Philatelists Farm Stamp Club New opportunities are offered Sharon High School stu- dents in every field, and this year we welcome the addition of a new club-the Stamp Club. Interested members, for the most part stamp-collecting enthusiasts, meet with Mrs, Timil- ty, help each other with collections, and discuss the ever changing world of stamps. 4,11 Mrs. Elaine Timilty Q' Please Mr. Postman ' 41 83 i . L ,s---1-v- ' i J l .L. 'T' .l. if. K 'f'r 'lr 1 . I u- 1 -l 1 - 1: .ji X 12. 'Q ' x wi i 4' v 5x ' Q' FRANCE l FRANCE C'est si bon! The ten members ot the French Club meet every other week to increase their knowledge and understanding of the French language. Mr. Chappuis conducts the meetings and passes on to his French students interesting information about France, the French people, and their way of life. This year the member have particularly enjoyed playing the game Password -an exciting game when played in English, and a fascinating and challenging game when FRENCH CLUB-Second Row, left to right: Roberta Bernstein, Deanna Fleming, Roberta Aranson, Carol Steere, Janet Smith, Lesley Lazin, First Row: Judy E Self-expression Mr. Roger Chappuis, Advisor played in French. Another activity has been the reading ot a play by Moliere, Le Bour- geois Gentilhommef' Activities such as these have stimulated an enthusiastic interest in the French language. Smith, Laurie Wax, Mr, Roger Choppuis, advisor, Mere- dith Bradford, Sara Cedar. l li' -r 'ru' X v1.f-.A ?' i 3 X ' , as I 'fx 911 ,7-1 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE-Third Row, left to right: Victoria Atkinson, Risa Socks, William Acks, Jeffery Temple, Peter Bagerella, Ellen Meyer, Holi Gershtield. Second Row: Ruth Rosentield, Stephanie Aines, Ellen Rosenblatt, Anita Katz, Karen Steinberg, QI '42 'Rafi 4 ' ' l L ,fs M WA fl? Molly Anne Worsted, Laurie Batt. First Row: Jane Bernstein, Thomas Fallon, Ann Becker, Miss Chase, advisor, Nancy Housman, Norma Lee Brauneis, Lois Schneiderman. . . . In Varied Languages 1. wi' Venus, Goddess of Love. Every other Friday morning, the Junior Classical League-an organization for any- one who is, or ever has taken Latin-meets in room 2Ol, ably advised by Miss Chase. The morning's program often includes games played in Latin or a talk on some phase of lite in ancient Rome. Each year the club puts on a Roman banquet and each member wears a toga for the occasion. Another annual event is the Regional Latin Convention held in May. The members of the League, through their enthusiastic support keep Latin quite alive in Sharon High. -n-9 Miss Dorothy Chase Advisor f' i Who put the Bop in the Bop-shu-bop? , . ,sf , 4. rr , .4 5.1 k ' -,- 'V 2 l ,ff g 2 United by a common interest in science under Mr. Davenport, the members of the Science Club are able to further their knowl- edge ot the ever expanding field of science. At the meetings the students apply the prin- ciples ot chemistry, physics, and biology by conducting experiments in those fields. 'X ff 0, 1 , 0 x Fx ., Q l X' ,,f,, Q Q e X 9 9 ll sob X Challenging Future Scientists Mr. Dudley Davenport, Advisor - D .- rv '- 5 Tw' SCIENCE CLUB-Third Row, left to right: Michael Altschuler, Robert Ellison, Perry Krentsman, Mark Flanders, William Acks, Russell Abrams. Second Row: ' ld K r Ralph Milton Mahler, Neil Pruchanskey, Rana ovne , Kaplan, Gary Tompkin. First Row: John Hawkins, Jack Mr. Davenport, advisor l-laverly, Lawrence Barron, Judy Merken, Martin Lesberg. 86 Mrs Miriam Eames For all those interested in household hob- bies , the l-lame Economics Club is the per- fect preparation, Here, a future homemaker may learn how to sew a simple or not-so- simple garment, and, as she practices funda- mental stitches on the sewing machines, gain some proficiency in the realm of sewing. There is also some cooking done, when the time is available, and the members are urged to prepare, eat, and clean up a meal entirely by themselves, This practical club is especially attractive to college preparatory students who have few other means to learn these tasks. v N T' , ,nl A Q, ' HOME ECONOMICS CLUB--Third Row: Joan Howard, Nancy Clapp, Bc-mice Waterman, Cheryl Ma Diane Craig, Evelyn Fifield, Karen Stecrc, Lynda Bennett Second Row: Kathlc-on Gardner, Ann Le ne Jean McMahon, Joan Leary, Susan Smith, Claire Crowley, Sharon Boyle, Bernadette Maguirc Susan Morse First Row: Susan Bluhrn, Patricia Leland, Carolyn Yankowslmi, Arlvisiir, Mrs Eames Mrarv Lobban, Ina Chados, Joan Golub, Mary Maguire Training For Future Household Tasks 'E s. gi 87 'S A time to be sewing 9, 3 Standing: Andrew Cohen, Ellen Wolfson, David Winer, Vera Noe, Eugene Freuder, Mrs. Norward, advisor Thomas Fallon, Charles Landy, Barbara Clare. Sitting: Molly Ann Worsted, Mary Jo Sweeny. Learning and Practicing The Elements of Good Writing gx if 15 I fvgfl C9 Mrs. Katherine Norwood, Advisor. Future Shakespeares and Steinbecks get their start The Creative Writing Club is fairly new in Sharon High School, and was started because at an interest in stu- dents to learn and practice the elements ot good writ- ing. Under the direction ot faculty advisor Mrs. Katherine Norwood members are given the instruction and en- couragement they need, Highlighting the year is the publication of an annual literary magazine, the Quill, which all the creative writers work hard to prepare, and to which the entire student body is invited to contribute their own literary works. ' 'flfl , . Sie 1 Silhouettes The art room is open tive days a week to accommodate the talented members of the Art Club. Here you may see students work on anything from block prints to fashion sketches. All projects are chosen according to the individual's interest. The club's ex- cellent work is regularly displayed in the high school foyer, and exhibits are also set up at many school functions. ART CLUB-Fourth Row: John Crooks, Wayne Poole, John Callen, Kenneth Narva, Daniel Mathews,Third Row: Linda Walper, Marilyn Purdy, Joan Greengrass, Janet Shyne, Susan Gold, Caroline Briggs, Susan Flynn, Christime Valvanus, Nancy Clapp, Linda Bennett, Meredith Rice, Rona Lippata, Patricia Callum. Second Row: Linda Buckman, Jane Baskin, Gay 'Nfl W9 Mrs. Ann Dann, Advisor lsixi Developing Varied Artistic Talents Flanders, Sandra Slayton, Karen Robbins, Ellen Slafsky, Nancy Landen, Eleanor Hemm, Meryl Smeed, Sharon Boyle, Dorothy Hemm, Susan Linsky. First Row: Bonnie Meltzer, Carol Lovatt, Ronni Sue Martin, Barbara Feldman, Barbara Portman, Mrs. Dann, Advisor, Roberta Bluestein, Geraldine Rogoff, Sandra Hamm, Mara Schofield. jill lill'i',i y , 'Q r,::'g:s' .gg I 'W P A! 3 lx ig... .x 'H ,-Q ..l Moulin Rouge, the Closs of l962's Junior Prom wos o new ond worthwhile adventure. The Prom wos held in the gymnosium for the first time, ci timely ond difficult project, but one which brought reword, perhops not in dollors, but doubly in fun. lWe ore the closs thot hod the best prom in Shoron High School, ond lost S300 be- sides.l A greot port of the excitement wos wotching the gym turn into o bollroom in the doys ond nights before the donce, honging yords ond yords of dropes, holding onto gos bolloons. And our greot re- word, the night ot the donce, wos o Prom to be proud ot. T' 1 , lllll lllll. , Queen and Court A Right to left: Roberto Bernstein, Solly Bodwell, Betsy Myers, Queen, Mory Ellen l-losmcr, Meredith Bradford 90 4 -nwfqi PQ 4 So glad you could come? W .- Who's taking you to the Prom? pq be if A f I, 2 Z Officers lead the Grand March I Could Have Danced all Save the Last Dance for Night Me Bobby crowns Betsy Queen' Aw 'xt A i i Left to right: Wallace Williams, David Lowery, Steven Meredith Fogg, Sally Lewis James McGonigle Tony Rabinovitz, Steven McCrensky, Deanna Fleming, Adele Johnson, Rita Levy, Sara Cedar Roberta Bernstein El Grossman, Lesley, Meredith Rice, Deborah Hinden, len Mayer, Ingrid lkenberg Peter Burnett Edward David Vincent, Nancy Schwarzler, Sandra Covin, Bar- Keane, Paul Steinberg Kenneth Clark T bara Fearer, Edward Nelson, Carolyn Scott, Max Stern, l, I But Dear this is the lOth collect call we ve had this week' As in years before, the Senior Play, was pre- sented in November to a nearly filled auditor- ium. This year the class chose the famous Ask Any Girl, a comedy which centers around a man-chasing girl in New York. About two thirds ot the class participated in l the play, either in the actual acting or in the i necessary committee and backstage work. l Their long hours resulted in a most memor- l able production. l l y Meg Wheeler Carolyn Scott i Mrs. Wheeler Mr. Wheeler Aunt Fern Aunt Lettie Ada Lisa Ruby Heidi Jeannie Terri Vince Alvin Miles Doughton Evan Doughton Ellen Jane Nancy Schwarzler David Vincent Barbara Fearer Sandra Covin Sally Lewis Meredith Rice Deborah l-linden Lesley Lazin Rita Levy Meredith Fogg James McGonigle Tony Johnson Max, Stern Edward Nelson Deanna Fleming Adele Grossman 92 J, L . 1 C v Q 't l Madison Avenue Girls' Hotel-sorry no rooms available. f .. 1-'fx f mf i'7L:g. That's a new twist, f 4650 gg I 'frkgaf s Hi may ,, ig 'Q , K 1 7 I may be desperate but I' stricken! here . . . .. 4 And the gravy--umm Q 05321, fo 4 1 03 .' lo riff, isgvlzi 1 455 .WS Q r '!1 W , sg 1-3 S 2 FTWVWO t panic The only men that ever come in I ' 9 W' I 1 'I r -i-f-f--- rs 4 5 .qw I .: J 'S I 2 .n 1.- ' v 'X 1 I : -- f U 5 ma, 3 xp,- 1953, , 5 1 GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB l A4 . ,' N ft 1 'i1ff,.'Q.-1'ig' 1 , g. ,K ' .,-1' ' 'Q - I , - 4' ,dr L ' ' 'Ls' . . E' 'W Y 2' ,- L3 'Y '7 I .le ki Standing, left to right: Miss Carole Mueller, Advisor, Miss Marion Haley, Advisor, Sandra Bodwell, Treasurer. Seated: Betsy Myers, Point Secretory, Sharon Foster, President, Roberta Bernstein, Vice-President. , O O f tl Providing Services And Funds Miss Marion l-lale and Y Miss Carol Mueller, Advisors. 96 N She pulls out: lipstick, lollipops, bubble gum, and I candy bars, but she can't find her. . . Peanuts . . . ooh, ooh, a, ooh, ooh, oooh! l l' GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB The theme ofthe Girls' Varsity Club should well be service, for the members are con- stantly working for the benefit of the school and town. Besides setting up and carrying out intramural programs in basketball, volleyball, and badminton, the girls also sell potato chips at basketball games, bookcovers every morn- ing, and hold car washes annually. These ac- tivities not only provide service, but also funds for a donation to the student activity scholar- ship and for payment of varsity sweaters, an innovation this year. 1. L Third Row, left to right: Jane Levy, Martha Bodwell, Betsy Myers, Sandra Bodwell, Mary Arbuckle, Mary Ellen Hosmer, Sharon Rivers, Sally Bodwell, Linda Hayes, Jean Zurblis, Susan Catherall, Marcia Brown, Second Row: SUSOVW MOVWOY, Claire Crowley, Sharon Foster, Karen Hoffmann, Barbara Bettes, Roberta Bernstein, 97 ,ff-'L fm l,1li 9' -f l Q ' . l'Y' . N NY 'iZ7., 'H-S W ,V A ' ,-,gf-,.' -JW Water, water, everywhere! Meredith Bradford, Nancy Garber, Sandra Slayton, Jean Shea, Karen Rosenberg, First Row: Janet West, June Webster, Meredith Fogg, Sally Lewis, Miss Marion Haley and Miss Carol Mueller, Advisors, Michele Gon- zales, Carla Peck, Phylis Isakson, Jean Trask BOYS' VARSITY CLUB 'P i xf Q, - v- ' Mr. Gory Holl, Advisor l ng Standing, left to right: Joc Williams, Corresponding Secretoryg Robert Keel ing, Treosurerg Edword Keone, Recording Secretory. Seated: Tony Johnson Presidentg Mr. Gary Holl, Advisorg Chorles Sweetrnon, Vice-President S Promoting School Spirit I And Sportsmanship The pouse thot refreshes. Did you soy, 'IO busses?' 98 fl i 2 . fl Zi I 2 . Third Row, left to right: Richard Rosenthal, John Con- nors, William Jones, James McGanigal, Steven Swift, Mark Sturman, Charles Kamp, David Lowery, David Moulton, Lee,Winitzer. Second Row: Richard Segal, Roy Rosenblatt, Richard Geiser, Steven Rabinowitz, David Cosman, Peter Burnett, Robert Osborne, John Kirouac, William Maclntosh, First Row: Herbert Schlafman, Hans Graven, Joc Williams, Charles Sweetman, Tony Johnson, Robert Keeling, Edward Keane, Charles Mitchell, James Goodyear, Andrew Cohen. BOYS' VARSITY CLU B The Boys' Varsity Club performs many use- ful services, one of its prime functions is to promote school spirit and sportsmanship. The club is in charge of ticket sales and door guards at Basketball games, it sponsors the annual talent show, and runs the Pep Rallies. To raise funds the club has a cake sale which is usually very profitable. Each year the club presents an award to an outstanding senior boy, who does not have to be a member of Bays' Varsity, and an award for the outstand- ing athlete of the year. Line-up Soccer Team ls Sensational ' Another spectacular winning season, with a record of nine wins and one loss has again made the soccer team one of the most widely supported at Sharon High, This year we took the South Shore Soccer Championship, and considering that the team, coached by Mr. Blanchon, has only been playing three years, this is an amazing feat. The combination of enthusiasm, endurance, and skill which both the team and the coach possess make possible this out- standing record we have thus far attained. SCORES We 3 Quincy 3 North Quincy 8 Avon 2 Duxbury 2 Norwell 4 Quincy 5 Avon 2 Duxbury 5 Norwell They O O 2 O O O l l l Y Hey, Mark! Don't look so worried! I B . , i l 5 'I . .' V-x r '. '..--V' eq,- f' g :t... ' . .-45 ffi- , 1 Mr. John Blanchon, Coach . - . . , . ., 1 -' ' IOO I 5: , , . ,- V .. lf. 0. 'r L ' I I, ik Is it a ls it a plane? J-QT 0 Q51 gn 'Q l I I i lghllvx' !lil'nYVv,' ...- - I ,A I .,, F1 W if 5 Fourth Row, left to right: Elliott Levy, Morris Bresnahan, Peter Murphy, Jack Pransky, Robert Drake, Jeffrey Temple, Bruce Scott, Edword Koskella, Michael Ratkin, Bradford Rich, Daniel Arguirnbeau, Michael Klein. Third Row: David Satter, Hans Graven, Peter Quinn, Jack Haverly, Robert Weisberg, Gerald Marcus, Hobson Jan- debeur, Lawrence Green, Steven Freidman, Earl Kahn, William. Cornish, Mr. Blonchon, coach, Second Row: iv' James Goodwin, John Kirouac, Edword Keane, David Lowery, Robert Cowley, Charles Peltier, Norman Bartlett, William Allan, Michael Williams, Charles Powell, James Goodyear, Richard Hale. First Row: Joel Jackson, Charles Kamp, Robert Keeling, Charles Sweetman, Mark Stur- man, David Cosman, Captain, Andrew Powell, Richard Rosatt, David Moulton, Walter Williams, Robert Os- borne. 5 in 5- .aja- .,,. .,,,, :scifi 'In-' What a wiggle, Chuckie! One..,Two...Three...Faur I J J l Gilt is Q cfl:fgk,..,. A WI' BASKETBALL F. THE RECORD f 5 I 1961-62 saafas , 1 2 i , We They N 13 3 ' 39 Randolph 48 . ' 70 King Philip 50 X' HAR, 78 Canton 52 'E 5325? 7l Mansfield 58 Robert 57 Oliver Ames 60 X Keeling CN-.- 69 Franklin 52 Ref '- 43 Randolph 42 63 King Philip 48 , Q , 64 Foxboro 49 , V .- 66 Stoughton 5l If ' ,' '5 7l Canton 40 l X Q 542 48 Mansfiala 42 ' T 43 Oliver Ames 46 i L 58 Franklin 42 , 50 Foxboro 62 I 92 Stoughton 42 a -X, Tech Tournament Charles 56 Sacred Heart 44 Sweetman 52 Case 33 35 Plymouth 73 Mr. Dudley Davenport, Advisor Bock Row: left to right: William Acks, manager, Joel Coach Davenport, Steven Robinovitz, manager. Front Jackson, Charles Mitchell, Robert Cawley, Jeffery Glov- Row: Walter Williams, Robert Keeling, Charles Swee er, Michael Williams, Richard Giser, Robert Osborne, mari, Donald Arbuckle, Mark Sturmon. 504 Af? 95214 IFLIK Xl.. l l,xAl?0,y S40 f Nislxfi' l 229' i 4 1 ii l if ,: , A- Q, ir' pt Elin -B - Mark Sturman xv 'L- RC l , J i - .7 f l' R2 .5 I Back Row, left to right: Morris Bresnahan, manager, Paul Grange John Kirouac, Robert Gelpke, James Shine, Richard Rosoff, Richard J Hale, Martin Lesberg, manager, Mr, Davenport, coach. Front Row ' 4 William Cornishj William Alan, Robert Lincoln, David Moulton ' Donald Klos, James Goodwin. x Desire To Wm Donald Arbuckle F l sovs BASKETBALL Skill, teamwork, and spirit combined to make this year one of the most successful for the Eagles Supported by strong re- 4-. serves, the starters, Chuck Sweetman, Bobby 7 sr ,.,, Keeking, Jeff Glover, Donny Arbuckle and EJ X l Mark Sturman, fought, scored, and won un- lx der the expert coaching of Mr. Davenport. QRUN As a result of long hard hours of practice, 1 'M both offensive and defensive plays ran off Q85 like clockwork, leaving a delighted audience ii, and increasing school spirit. The Jay Vees, 4 UD? training ground for the Varsity, foretold suc- cess in years to come with their great team rf ' record. fl 6,5 Y -' T--n Y 1 1 ,s 1 Jeffery Glover Get Those REBOUN DS! 0 I ' A f 1 -11' . i Back Row, left to right: Linda Hayes, Jennifer Lillard, well, Front Row: Maureen Publicover, Meredith Brad Meredith Fogg, Betsy Myers, Mary Ellen Hosmer, Sharon ford, captain, Linda Buckman. Rivers, Nancy Garber, Nancy Houseman, Martha Bod- CHEERLEADERS vu-ev ,,e, MV- - g-u.,h i l s And a cha-cha-cha. ff i -M.. 1 'M Win! io4 Spurring Our Teams On To Victory CHEERLEADERS Sharon has had another exciting basketball season this year. The cheerleaders play a great part in pro- moting the school spirit and unifying the crowds in the purpose of cheering the team on to victory. The success of the cheerleaders can be measured by the exceptionally enthusiastic and responsive crowd, who heartily sup- ported our team with the well-known S-l-l-A-R-O-N rah rah rahg Wx b l X L lt T' ' nm 2 Miss Marion Haley Shoot!! T-E-A-M Advisor L.. IOS Bock Row, left to right: June Webster, Jeanne Shoe, Row: Janet West, Sally Lewis, Michele Gonzales, Sandra Susan Catherall, Marsha Brown, Mary Arbuckle, Sandra Bodwell, Roberto Bernstein, Sharon Foster, Betsy Myers. Beckwith, Martha Bodwell, Miss Mueller, coach. Front THE RECORD 1961-62 Scores Varsity We They 66 Mansfield 22 26 Oliver Ames 47 36 Stoughton l4 4l Randolph 35 44 King Philip 3l 37 Foxboro 40 3l Stoughton 20 38 Canton 20 44 Mansfield 29 30 Oliver Ames 3l Junior Varsity 33 Mansfield l4 l5 Oliver Ames l2 5 Stoughton 8 24 Randolph 8 l9 King Philip l0 I8 Foxboro 8 5 Stoughton l l 6 Canton - 8 I7 Mansfield ll ll Oliver Ames l0 Miss Carol Mueller, iog Advisor Go Sharon go , 5 I ll . . '....,..N - Somehow, we managed to punch in a few points. No, it's superman! Gladiators Continue Winning Record GIRLS' BASKETBALL Above all, enthusiasm marked the Gla- diators' games as they fought for their new coach, Miss Mueller, Skill was combined with knowledge and practice, as plays were formulated and techniques learned and im- proved in many weary, but worthwhile hours after school. The season left the girls with a good record and keen sense of spirit and good sportsmanship. l C U' X if li .l.V.-Bock Row, left to right: Sally Eastman, Jane Brookfield, Roberta Laschever, Mary Ann Lil- lard, Donna Rhodes, Judith Bern- stein, Miss Mueller, coach. Front Row: Eleanor Smith, Roberta Sny- der, Susan Lillard, Celia Mudge, Deborah Hall, Susan Rosenthal. p , E V. : ,e i. Back row, left to right: David Rot- tord, Andrew Cohen, Bruce Scott, Richard Clark, Arnold Kaufman, Jonathan Whitaker, Terrence Leed- om. Second row: Coach Hall, David Comeau, Robert Earl, Andrew Pow- ell, William Trout, Herbert Schlof- man. Front row: Thomas Fumarola, Andrew Gardner, William Macln- tosh, William O'Brian, James Good- year, Charles Powell. 1 He floats through the air with the greatest of ease fr 3 Pa iq, Je, . . ,Cf 5 e '0u 4 x Gym nosts Develop .1-v Third row, left to right: Francis McNulty, Jeffrey Kuhlin, Mark Bluestein, Neal Gordon, Mark Gordon, Mark Levenson, James Keat- ing Lawrence Barron, Mark Hynese, George Garnham, Daniel Katz, Charles McMahon, Second row: Louis Becker, Gary Tamkin, Nor- man Lipshitz, Ronald Jacobs, Joseph Kra- yitsky, Frederick Markt, Russel Abrams, Dan- iel Mathews, Peter Murphy, Daniel Arguim- tneau, Michael Polimer, Mr. Hall, coach. First row: John Crooks, Neal Pruchansky, Ronald Koyner, Leonard Webster, Howard Waxman, Lewis Smith, Elliot Eagcn, Stanley Spock, Rohert Bitte, Lewis lonelli, Gary Appleton. Ill , 'S-., F world upside down 15 ftlnlm ,WM ,1,::'l e:'filg'+ 'f', , fr. , i v U'U'r K ,unch . frm, cause a mean, tickle woman turned my whole .u .,f iii-,Fwd .ty 4 N l ' 5 i Mr. Gary Hall and Miss Carol Mueller, Advisors Precise Coordination 1 1 ' Heads up. The boys' and girls' gymnastics have firmly established themselves as a source of pride to Sharon High School. The hard work and effort which go into practices are re- warded not only by the precision with which the clubs perform on the rings, horse, par- allel bars and ropes, but by the enthusiasm and interest of the spectators. The highlight of the year was the Annual Physical Exhibi- tion held in April at which both clubs gave an outstanding performance. Fourth Row, left to right: Deborah Hall, Sherrie Gooltz, Susan Rauchenbock, Linda Sweetman, Lorraine McKinnon, Carol Burch, Karen Krug, Lee Ripley, Pamela Grant, Mary Arbuckle, Joyce Bouffard, Lindo Pitt, Elizabeth Mitnick, Catherine Benig- ni, Kathleen Mann, Andrea Kier. Third Row: Barbara Shaw, Kathy Bernetta, Eleanor Smith, Jean Holloway, Mary Ann Lillard, Margaret Arbuckle, Linda Hayes, Susane Fogg, Adrianne Goal, Joanne Riley, Margaret Jones, Linda Brown, Ann Marie McKinnon, Barbara Portman. Second Row: Pamela Wrightson, Ellen Stone, Kathy Gonzales, Maureen Publicover, Carole Thomas, Diane Maloney, Patricia Faster, Dorothy Richards, Trattin, Lillian Foster, Ellen Wolfson, Susan Rosenthal, Linda Gould, Myra Fine, Miss Mueller coach. Fourth Row: Lindo Lawrence, Marilyn Freedman, Ann Gelpke, Martha Bodwell, Jean Leonard, Claire Riser, Sally Fleming, Jean Delander, Jennifer Lillard, Celia Mudge, Susan Bodwell, Julie Krug, Jean Trask, Deborah Florence, Ellen Snyder. J Third Row, left to right: James Clark, Robert Keeling, William Bartlett, Joseph Quin, Robert Cowley, David Moulton, Mr. Blanchon, coach. Second Row: Anthony Johnson, Lewis Blass, Walter Williams, David Clapp, BASEBALL BOYS BASEBALL Early in April, the baseball field became the center of increasing activity. The varsity team, under the intensive coaching of Mr, John Blanchon worked hard improving its fielding, batting, and pitching. The Sharon squad com- pleted thirteen games in the Hockomock League. Among the highlights of last year's season were the wins against Foxboro, and Stroughton. Al- though the team did not experience a very successful year, the players were enthusiastic, and demonstrated a competitive spirit and good sportsmanship. Watchful waitinQH llO 3 Et. -. vamiril Robert Freedman, Mark Sturman, Charles Sweetman. First Row: Edward Keane, Roy Rosenblatt, Andrew Powell, Bernard Cunningham, William Honeywell, Rich- ard Geiser, Gerald Kier. Scores 1961: .h 1: '. . .Q ww- 'riff' 'JY' - ' ' JV - L- - ' Ut- '- . 'i Westwood 4 Sharon 4 Sharon O O. A. 2 Westwood 6 Sharon l Sharon 4 O. A. 4 Sharon 3 Sharon 3 Foxboro 2 Mansfield 20 Stoughton 8 Sharon 9 Sharon O Randolph 5 Sharon 8 Sharon 2 Stoughton 7 Randolph 2 Canton 7 Sharon O Sharon 3 King Philip l2 Franklin 7 Sharon 5 A Foxboro :Gin 'iw Three strikes and you're out! Mr. John Blandon, Coach ,flirt f 3' 4 , s X X Y ., ' xf.-3 'Z ,f x,, -'w,.g ' uf eq..-Li' IT X j .A ? . 4' - ' ...., -fi ' '- Q I 1 ' If ,Nha-R -, - we ' ,,'E'f9 7 34, : - .-- , -, F ,yew , , 'Atta go, Chuck! Back Row, left to right: Mr. Rich- - I 4 , V px . Y NAH0 l Y' i ard Tsoumas, Coachg Arthur Kra- v QJ - v A'H'?4, QA E 'f' I . l Il NF04, vitz, Andrew Powell, Lewis Kafka l 'C-7 Q f' - Q 4: A V N ' Q' William Allen, Kenneth Darling, 1 - H ' A- ,G JU, ' 'W ' ,V 'Q-, -5 SQ ' Robert oenakomp, Richard Rosotf, Xbfgv , -I wi, i ,i-c-t, i ' i 1 - f -Wg, Rod Jackson. Front Row: Herbert fi 'QQ -Q. ' ' Schlafmon, Earl Kahn, David YXAFO XX A190 , X ,v Sader, William O'Brien, Peter A Af , f l 1 ' Quin, Michael Krepon, William V !- Q 'cgiue , ' AAHOI1 . Cornish. 'V ' A , H' 7 iff' ' 'o ' 'Y - 5. - Y h' X Lil- ' 1. I ' V 5-1 1 NN? shim ' S l 'Y WH c. 'lf lf , . H Y I K 2 l ll 1 o a lo h , Stoughton Wins High ig t 61 Season , I Ill N4 .2 v-ti: W H E' J 4' JL gl'- fhtrvj' :TMC i-'rw tn- L,-wjws 5 K- N sri., 7-W. 'K ,L x . 9 2 f'.'g,::P- ,- s Q!!-Q giztffll ' g 2515 ' -. Q-'-:'.g ., -Avy -:L , I x . N QA l fx l .r ft 'hx lx 5 it '- ' J- ' Nl Q GIRLS SOFTBALL-Third Row, left to right: Marsha First Row: Karen Rosenberg, manager, Mary Beth Ding- Brown, June Webster, Susan Catheral, Jane Levy, Mar- garet Harris. Second Row: Ellen Stone, Roberta Bern- stein, Sharon Foster, Nancy Rosoff, Susan Morway. Team Improves T Batting Technique SOFTBALL TEAM At the first sign of spring, members of the girls softball team start practicing enthusias- tically for the coming season's games. For several years now the softball team has played in the spirit typical of Sharon High, losing only one game, the last game played, to Foxboro by a score of 9 to lO. C'mon, everybody! Clap- your hands! .aa 'J i x!'f P bv rnan, Susan Rauchenback, Jean Trask, Sandra Slayton, manager, Miss Jewett, coach. We lO 7 34 lO l2 4 29 6 9 'fi 3 I'...w- ..... .. 5-is dv- Qs- - t . . at . -.2 ..- f .IA N. -:..- . ' 'ta -. 1 ' gf. . - 1,64 - ' -217. .r,. .,-'rf - .. . .ZOT':'. ', 1.4, - Strike! The Record Westwood Canton Mansfield Oliver Ames Westwood Randolph King Philip Stoughton Foxboro 4? - ' -in-1-' .,e . . r--- 1 Q. y - 31+-.'-. - 4. They 5 6 O 2 7 3 ll 5 IO Golfers Continue S . ' Impressive Record 1 x I, Vis Y. - '11 - ' ' ' Ready. . .Aim . . . GOLF One of the smallest and most successful teams in Sharon this past year, the Golf Team, remained undefeated right up to the State Tournament. The faithful boys who practiced at the Sharon Country Club took Back Row, left to right: Mr. Downing, coach, Jerry Cohen, Marvin Hertzel, Steven Quin. Front Row: Robert Earl, John Connors, Clyde Crawley, William Crawford, John Kirouac. 4 . ,K-fx.. , ofa E 1' . 1 The rain in Sharon falls mainly on the golf course. on, among others, Mansfield, Foxboro, and Canton - defeating each twice. Although not an old club, it has built up an impressive record for Sharon High School, II1 Mr. Everett Downing, Coach. ,fa 'Y . A t .I ln I. . 1 5 4 4 ,-s. -'VYW' 642 w si O l r -l, H X .7 R At the end of March Mr. Dunn announced over the con- sole- All those interested in playing on the Boys' or Girls' tennis team, sign up in Room 206. Shortly thereafter the first practice was called in the gymnasium. After two or three weeks of banging rockets on the too- near walls, losing tennis balls under the bleachers and peo- ple, we took to those wonderful outdoor courts to begin real preparation for the first of our half dozen or more matches, On match day, the team, boys or girls as the case may be, reported directly after school to the 6 courts to begin warm THE RECORD Girls 3 Westwood 2 3 Westwood 2 l Mansfield 4 3 King Philip 2 2 Mansfield 3 GIRLS' TENNIS Standing, left to right: Janet Smith Mary Ellen Hosmer, Sandra Bodwell Mr. Dunng Coach. Kneeling: Peggy Thompson, Joan Furber, Janet West Will she or won't she? lil, , F134 gf - ,, 4, . l l ' l A ' yr l Slam it Janet? ,A t J S ,. 1. ,,-4 re J X- - But it's all in the .fi game . . . ,23 ri, Powll r,i.,i.,i,:n lffliftl- , - -,iw it ffl Q'-Qt-'-fri. 1 lff1,lf.4 lf:r?!fff i . ,. -5 -Qs.-M ,v, , . iff'-if Standing left to right Paul Silver Theodore Wells, Donald Uliano, Eugene Freuder, Rubin Santer, Richard Theodore Waldron Mr Dunn Coach Donald FlOQQ1 Silver. Kenneth Abrams Steven Swift Kneeling Michael Klein, up or to Mr. Dunn's waiting limousine to travel out of town for the match. If the match was away, only the first five play- ers, a car load, made the trip. Otherwise, when the meet was on the Sharon courts, the whole team came out and could actually compete. The Girls' Tennis team has had generally fine success, The Boys' team has been most successful, losing but two unearn- ed matches in the past two years. Because of light gradua- tion losses and promising new comers, the boys and girls ten- nis teams have it in mind to racket up this coming spring of l962. . if 11 52.1-QT-s i: ' fl n-3' 3. -x 'l ,gg-:eggs , 'Ml ..-'pf 1? Q if 254153 5x,s,3r'i5' i QQ-iv'v.' ff' f :L n get--. ,wr . 'Q 59 , wi? ir ls it Steven? No Ruby! EIC ' in . h 2 P-gs f ig e! 1 P as r L9 if-.. ? Second Row, left to right: Mr, Courteau, Coach, Jeffery Glover, Bradford Osborne, Kurt Krug, Donald Arbuckle, Howard Winer, Perry Krentzman, Kenneth Narva. TRACK TEAM Mr. Courteau's track team starts a stiff training period of running and calisthenics a few weeks before the track season starts. The track team works out every day during the Spring. The boys practice discus throwing, shot put, high jumps, broad jumps, and pole vaults. New Yoga position? :X Front Row: Richard Narva, Howard Burgess, Henry Isak- sen, Andrew Gardner, Donald Chase, Philip Jones, Rich- ard Segal, Lawrence Fiemon, 1 Trackmen Place in Hocl We 'I961 Scores They 29 Stoughton 75 59 Randolph 47 29 Canton 75 57 King Philip 47 80 Foxboro 24 52 Oliver Ames 5l 60 Franklin 44 58 Westwood 46 lO4 Mansfield 0 :Y Sw .s Q-.A I' I ' 4 . 5- 'gh .. r I ,- Me Tarzan! omock League Competition ni' ,fy 1 5 C Put your right hand In... 'I'- , N ' 1 ' . 7 v - ' - - . A .e b ' r ' . s Q, :.- - V '3'f'f.., Q- A- , Q1 , u . ., '. , V Q-rim .4 4 .JF '- ,., v 'ev N ' ra - s H f -f .. . - ag :V , V ., '1ft,+- 70 v Ik ' . ' - , -rf: , ,554 Ar-:Qs-:gi 43? H f L, .f . ,Q ' D-st'Lw'4 -.:1Q.-..- 1 G 5. N rd, , - , . ,R . , , . :QE !..,, .will 17... ' M 'A-mm' ' 'keu,,',,, . ,Q-1.3953 4 vm, 5 f - J 1, fl nh X X F xr -5 a. 'V AH' I ' 5 9. 4 .jf iQ?-5.33 Bottoms up! .pill-MY in 15 1 V N Dig! , Your Boomerang won't come back? gaffi' su- Mr and Mrs. Robert Abel Mr and Mrs. Clifford Adams Mr and Mrs. William Allan Mr and Mrs. Dugald Arbuckle Mr. and Mrs. Henry Aronson Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Bakerman Mr Edwin Baldwin Mr and Mrs. Victor Baldwin Mr and Mrs. Louis Barr Mr John Barrows Mr Italo Bendinelli Mr. and Mrs.V C. Norman Bennett Mr and Mrs. Robert Bent Mr. and Mrs. George J. Bernstein Mr and Mrs. John W. Bettes Mr Ernest Blake Dr. and Mrs. Barry Bluestein Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blumenthal Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blyler Mrs. Gareth Bodwell Bolan Mrs. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyden Dr. and Mrs. Martin L. Bradford Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Briggs Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Brown Miss Sarah Bunyon PATRONS Mrs. Pearl Cartoof Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cedar Mr. and Mrs. Max Chados Mrs. Esther Chase Mrs. Mary Cheeney Mr and Mrs. Richard C. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cowan Mr Charles Crocker Mr and Mrs. Charles Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dennett Mr. Eve ret Downing Mrs. Theresa Drake Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dulong Mr. and Mrs. Donald Farwell Mr. and Mrs. David M. Fearer Mr and Mrs. Linwood Fifield Mr. and Mrs. Carlton R. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Edward Freedman Dr. Hyman M. Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gaffney Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glover Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Goldstone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gonzales Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Goodyear Captain and Mrs. George W. Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Grant Miss Marion Haley Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Edward A. Hare and Mrs. George Harwood and Mrs. J. N. Hassam Richard Hawes and Mrs. Floyd L. Hicks Robert Hill C. A. Hoffmann and Mrs. Julius Holzman John Howe and Mrs Sol Hozid and Mrs. G. C. Hunnewell and Mrs. Herbert Hyde and Mrs. Harold Jackson Robert I. Kalis and Mrs. Norman Kaplan Norman Kaplan and Mrs. Stanley Kates Miss Jean Kelsay Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Morris Klickstein Mr. and Mrs. John Klos Dr. Frank Kozol Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lavien PATRONS Dr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Layton Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leedham Mr. and Mrs. Edward Leland Mr. Harold Levitan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levy Mr. and Mrs. John Libeman Mr. and Mrs. Milton Liberman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Lobban Mr. Joseph Lo Dico Mr. Donald MacDougall Mr. and Mrs. John J. MacKay Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacLean Mrs. Hyman Margil Mr. and Mrs. Leo McCrensky Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. McMahon Mr .and Mrs. Alan Metter Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Morgan Mrs. Walter S. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Moulton Miss Carol Ann Mueller Dr. and Mrs. D. Joseph Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Morton Narva J Mr. Norman H. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Nelson Mr. Carlyle Newton Miss Doris Newton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Niethold PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Niethold Mr. and Mrs. William Niethold Mr. Julius Noe Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Norwood Mr. and Mrs. Robert Odiorne Mr. Minot H. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Lawrance Paul Mrs. Marguerite Peltier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Petrosky Mr. Kermet Pransky Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Schofield Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartzler Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Myer Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Phillip T. Sheridan Mr. Eugene Shyne Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Siegler Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Smith Mr. Robert Spear Dr. Sherwood W. Steere Mr. and Mrs. M. Pruchansky Mr. and Mrs. James Rabinovitz Mr. and Mrs. John E. Reardon Mr. and Mrs. M. Rice Mr. ond Mrs. Norman Richman Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rivers Miss Pearl Robinson Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Roman Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs Morris Rosenthal Dr. and Mrs. Robert Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rubinstein Mr. Dr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Ryan Dr. and Mrs. William Ryan Miss Helen Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Santos - Dr. and Mrs. Harold Schneiderman and Mrs. George Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sturman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swanbeck Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sweet Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Sweetman Mr. and Mrs. Max Synder Dr. and Mrs. Harold W. Tate Mr. Frederick Teed Mr. and Mrs. William Traut Mr. and Mrs. Bernard M. Wax Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whedon Mrs. Alice L. White Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wolfson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wong Dr. and Mrs. George C. Wright '.- . Jtf 0,- I' ' w is 1. ' I f od . . '- .-x-,Q I 'Q ' f 3. sl, qv. . c'1j Q 1 f l 9, Yawge 1... :srl 4 '4.,. - .-y- vi -111- - Q chool Sharon High S Yearbook 1962 Sharon High School Yearbook 1962 N I -4 T 4 v f L8A'JE so I aonnowms NAME T 1 , T 1 T 1 SHARON HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 181 POND STREET SHARON, MA 02067 4- V