Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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!0!0I QC'I.dZfZb . . . mm I r -sm. .uuass J. Down 'f ,?.1.xfgf1,j Q4 hgfzafi nnncanu. jf' l ,gl , , ',4 n I X I 'sts' SHARON HIGH SCHOOL Poun STREET Summon. Mhsshcnussvrs Dear Miss Newton and kr. Konsavage, During the past four years we have changed from two hundred individuals into one unified class. This change is largely due to you, our, class advisors. It is because of our many class projects that we have become unified, and be- cause of your guidance and understanding that we were able to successfully accomylish these projects. As we leave Sharon high, to again become two hundred individuals, we will each tame with us the responsibility and organization which you have helped us to develop. You have guided us as a class, but more important, you have helped us to develop as individuals. And so as rresident, I would like to thanx you in be- half of the Class of 1965 for your guidance and understanding. Sincerely yours, Ronald Jacobs President, Class of 1965 Fmmcls P. Romm VICE-PRINCIPAL E age h Miss Doris Newton Mr. William Konsavage

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Bicentennial of Sharon That under God through our forefathers we have en- joyed invaluable Liberties Si Privileges. Civil and Re- ligious 81 when we consider the Worth of them, and how dear it Cost our forefathers to purchase these for themselves Sz for their posterity. We can't but esteem them highly. Nor Wonder to see the people alarmed when they behold their Lib. Si Privileges threatened Sz invaded. . . y On July 8, 1765, the incorporated district of Stoughtonham, soon to be renamed Sharon, held its very first town meeting. Could the men and women who gathered on that day have foreseen the Sharon that exists today- the Sharon with a population of more than 11,0003 the Sharon with seven churches and three templesg the Sharon that has built four new schools in ten yearsg the Sharon that has continued to flourish since that very first town meeting? This year Sharon celebrates its bicentennial anniversary - an anniversary marking two hundred years of independence and growth. The population has quadrupled since 1900, but Sharon has maintained its small-town feeling and natural beauty. It has provided excellent educational and cultural opportunities for both the youth and adults of the town. After two hundred years, Sharon stands as an example of American freedom and democracy at its best. Sharon-os it used to look ' 1 ..-, F I' V- 1 3 1 I it-1. .. v3.,.F' -wk r ag, pl -Q V w'.--A: 'f'-4 ' 'Hifi . .

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Adminisfrafi on Sharon High could not function without Mr. Danielson First it was the twist, and now the monkey. f li M r. Roman v . its administration and guidance departments. Mr. Dowd, Mr. Roman, and Mr. Danielson, in their roles as administrators, have effective- ly initiated and maintained many high stand- ards which produce the fine quality of stu- dents at Sharon High School. The adminis- tration department is also responsible for the fine reputation Sharon High School has earn- ed in both curriculum and social activities. The guidance department, while working along with the administration department, is Mr. Dowd Car 54, where are you? 1