Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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A Message To FRANCIS P. ROMAN Mr, Marcus discusses senior ac- tivities with planning board. SHARON HIGH SCHOOL POND STREET SHARON. MASSACHUSETTS Dear Mrs. Rivkin and Mr. Marcus, At this time of graduation and of commencement, as we consider the causes as well as the effects of our develop- ment, we, the members of the class of 1963, must seriously consider and pay tribute to you, our class advisors over the past four years. As the pages of this book attest, our high school years have had probably the greatest effect of any on our growth as individuals and as a group -- and the success of our high school career was possible only because of the guidance which we have received, and which you epitomize. You have helped us through planning board meetings, class dances, elections, our prom, and graduation plans -- helped us with advice and examples that allowed us not only to be success- ful, but also to learn the meaning of responsibility. For these things separately, and for the total effect they have had on our class, we offer you our sincere thanks. Sincerely yours, i ,0Mm.J61LW-UL Ann Becker . ve Secretary, Class of 1963 W1 Mrs, Rivkin and Mr, Marcus per- Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Cleffl, Mr. and rs iv in fri in receivin ine

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At this time of our graduation we have thirteen years of education to evaluate, we have to consider the influence of those years on each of us and the contribution our class has made to its school. We call to mind the experi- ences and, above all, the people who have given the past years meaning for us, and who have helped us to leave a part of ourselves behind. Probably no single person has had a greater effect on our class than Mr. Herman l-l Richardson. Mr. Richardson has the same thirteen years to review, for he began his career as Superintendent of Schools in Sharon when our class was entering kindergarten, and will be leaving shortly after we do. Over these thirteen years Mr, Richardson has seen Sharon's educational system expand vastly in numbers. Not only because of his position, but because of his unbounded dedication to his position, has he been instrumental in an equally vast ex- pansion of quality. And although he has had no direct ties with any one class, Mr. Richardson has displayed, throughout the years, a genuine inter- est in each of us. For these reasons we, the members of the class of '63, dedicate our year- book to Mr. Herman H. Richardson, and take this opportunity to wish him success in his future endeavors. . i t Mr, Richardson distributes di- plomas at i960 graduation. 5

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Mrs. Ruth n 'avi JAMES J. Down SHA SI-:Ano dVis0 5 our A And From 4 'O RON HIGH Po sc:-iooL ND STREET N. MAssAcl-aussrrs Dear Members of the Class of 1963, It seems lik man e only yesterday when you entered the fresh- class at the Sharon High School back in September, 1959. How well we remember the very first class U1 and all the others that followed! You emitt asm and excitement! We recall sophomore hop, the s above all t eeting ed such enthusi- your freshman dance, the enior dance, and most vividly, and , hat very fine junior prom you will long remem- ber. . It is indeed a real pleasure to have been your advisors over these last four years. You have always been most I willing to accept advice and you have been most co ative in your class activities. Truly, it h to have known and to have work I After graduatio dividual ' I -oper- as been a delight ed with you. n each of you will interests. Some w will enter the b arme be pursu' ill be go' usiness w d forces. cer ' ing your in- ing off to college, other orld,' still others will go ' Whatever walk of life ely wish you good health ulfillment. MQFC Mr. Myles J- s into the you choose, we sin- , much happiness, and complete Sincerely you i25.5,2f,o.l.e rs, 7 . , FRANCIS P. 4 V 0 M E.PRINC i 1. V 2 'D I fx- -J' x ROMAN IPAL