Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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o Developing Original Ideas Into I' rgonizeo' C onfznfzunicolion r .. ' J,...f Mr. Charles Lane English, Department Co-ordinator 'Today the stamp, tomorrow computers. 1 3' . X kN Mrs. Joan McMahon English Are you or are you not seniors? i y B lf Mr. William Riley English Advisor: Debating 'tThat was quite a point you made. s - Ni x L-. --I' I3 Mr. Joel Peckham English Coach: Varsity Baseball, Freshman Basketball In my opinion, two-day tests are valuable. Mrs. Emma Magro English This year, boys and girls, the stamp is replacing the British Square. ' Miss Judith Anderson English Next time, do more than just scratch the surface.

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M if Mrs. Katherine Norwood English Advisor: Creative W1'iting Club I don't see any reason for the humor, boys. ENGLISH This vear the English Department has de- vised an ingenious innovation known as The Stamp Designed to eliminate time-wasting in the co11ect1on of themes The Stamp taunts the minds of students who in striving to get an A dream of a ietuined paper on which there are no checks beside 'mv of the requi1'ements. With Stamp in hand Shaion High's English teachers tuin to the old st ind-loys of Julius Cae- sar, The Scarlet Letter Silas Marner, Macbeth, Beowulf and Hamlet fO1 composition topics which plesent then students with the challenge of developing oiiginal ideas into organized com- munication 3 Q 7 YY L l., 'L cc L9 x V y , . . . Y. c K ' sz 1 H ' , 1 .N . 2 9 , . . I ' r s Mrs. Ruth llirshherg Miss Helen Sanford English English g Advisor: Eatllv .il didn-t Stamp your papelr iought It was an easy lesson. HA-Ak if' x l I2 Miss Mary Reynolds English and Mathematics Advisor: Marsengold s Mr. Lam- if I might boi: l is stamp. ilu if

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The Future, A Speculation . HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES The future is only a speculationg the pres- ent is an ever-changing periodg the past, a stable, non-fluctuating fact. The History De- partment, offering a varied program, enables the student to investigate the far-reaching effects of those latter days. By studying the many aspects of history, he is able to explore the causes of the Civil War or the results of the Depression. Moreover, while partici- pating in these studies, he is establishing a solid foundation of knowledge which will aid him in solving or analyzing future problems. 1. 1-.V-. '.' 2 ,. . 1 fx ye., 214. 1,4- 1 - 5 hx Q31 4. ' 0-fgals A35 . sw 2' .51 W 4 fait. , . l A - ,B , .,, .. H . 4-:gJ,,,, 5 3 0 Mr. Franklin James History Advisor: National Honor Society I was only kidding .... really! X t gt ' U- , Mrs. Lauretta Carroll History Advisor: Class of 159458. Tell it to your people at home. Mr. Everett Downing History, Department Head Advisor: Chess. 4 'lt's about the vertical printing: on your map. R f-- 'fr' ? I U HJ ' Ill ft 'c 'f' ff 4.44 u V ' VX