Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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H ouseholal Mechanical Skills Sharpenecl 'cf' -1 i I I . i 'i 4 .. Mr. Nelson Rebello Mechanical Drawing Coach: Soccer Are you sure you passed that in? HOME ECONOMICS In the Home Economics Depart- ment, the skills necessary for tomor- row's wives and homemakers are taught and practiced. Nutrition, meal-planning, child-care, grooming, and home furnishing are only some of the practical arts taught besides the usual subjects of dress-making and tailoring. Mrs. Eames, in striv- ing to make her courses both inter- esting and fruitful, has succeeded in making Sharon High's Home Econo- mics Department much more than a glorified sewing circle. F' I' I Mr. Thomas Marsilli Industrial Arts How much does it take to push a but- ton ? INDUSTRIAL ARTS Both minds and hands are occupied in the In- dustrial Arts Department, where the skills of mechanical drawing, wood-working, and metal- working are taught. The fundamentals of draft- ing and the use of basic tools are practiced by the students, and the results of long hours of painstaking preparation and study can be seen in the bookcases, coffee tables, hi-fi's, and pul- leys which are created here. Mrs. Miriam Eames Home Economics i 22 Advisor: Class of 1967. Well, what does the recipe say to do next?

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Building Business Skills BUSINESS For those who Wish to enter the demanding world of business, Sharon High provides a strong foundation upon which to build a successful career. Subjects ranging' from Applied Mathematics to Stenography are designed to offer the business-minded student a look into the numerous op- portunities Which await him if he has the proper training. The practicability and sound background of the Business Department are realized upon graduation with entrance into the working World. ? 21 Mr. Joseph Courteau Business It'll keep.', Mrs. Ruth Rivkin Business Are you sure it's plugged in'7

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Firze Arts Serve Varied Talents Mrs. Carolyn Baughman Music Advisor: Girls' Chorus, Band, Mixed Chorus, Madrigal Group. Well, try it again. . .and this time, try to stay on key! 45199 .29 1f . 'l' LIBRARY As a place for study, research, or browsing, the library is one of Sharon High's most vital centers. The dedication of Miss Clark and her assistants has helped to create a library which is both well-equipped and scholarly, yet which still provides a relaxing atmosphere for students and teachers alike. The worlds of history, literature, and science, to name only a few, are available to those who are willing to spend a study period in the pursuit of knowledge. ART AND MUSIC This year, the Art and Music Departments have been expanded in order to provide a rounder curricu- lum for interested students. Members of the art classes have arranged various exhibits which include record jacket designs and paper mosaics, as well as paintings, all of which are indicative of the out- standing talents of Sharon High. The Music Department has added two choruses: the Madrigal Group and the Boys' Chorus. This year's Madrigal Group is composed of about one dozen girls who enjoy singing a cappella works, while the new Boys' Chorus sings light classical and popular pieces. These groups, along with the orig- inal Mixed and Girls' Choruses, have successfully sung for local clubs as well as for this and other high schools. Mr. Frank Bryant Miss Marion Clark Art Library Advisor: Art Club. Advisor: Library Club. A record album for the Mid- Let's quiet down, girls. night Who '? Nu.,-1 ' A g ...