Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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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

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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

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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