Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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DILIGENCIA . . strength, excellence, vigor At Sharon High School, a teacher is more than just an instructor, and he is expected to convey more than just subject matter. Our teachers work constantly to instill in us the ideals of our school, and to prepare us to live as successful and intelligent citizens. They must act as guides, counselors, and examples for us. For these tasks, above and beyond the call of duty, they must possess the qualities of Diligencia - strength, excellence, and vigor. They must have the strength of their convictions, and never falter in their encouragement and counsel, they must have the basic excellence necessary for them to live as examples themselves, and advise us wisely .when we turn to them for help, Faced with these double duties, our faculty still finds time to take leadership, vigorously carrying out the responsibilities of advisors, coaches, and directors for many extra-curricular activities. Liga-v-1-.,, , .. . K 1 . za, ' :' , 55 X , 1, ,FI - s .,, tr 1 5 - ,i Q X- L V V K S -ai IN, -'- ff '

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ADMI ISTRA TIO ,ff Mr. Danielson Yue.:-I P 4 We Q0 -'17 4' lp I Q 877 Qr I4 5 1 4 6 . we O as 'k t' Next Mr. Dowd Q-Qt. L Rx ., ,, These detention lists Our administration and guidance departments will always be remem- bered for their untailing interest and concern in the students of Sharon High School. Each member of the staff has strived to make available to us the best educational opportuni- ties possible, as well as to provide us with an environment conducive to intellectual development and growth. Mr. Danielson, Mr. Dowd, and Mr. Roman, in their administrative ca- pacities, have worked energetically to maintain the high standarus which have rnade our school one of the finest in the state. ln their roles as guidance coun- Mr. Roman 8 i