Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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rt, Music, cmd Library Miss Marion Clark Library Advisor: Library Club Cease the chatter. Expanding, enriching, exciting-these are the words to describe the library department at Sharon High. To keep pace with our ever-growing school, Miss Clark has purchased many new books, records, and films and has supplemented the reference area. The library itself has been ex- tended into room 100. This extension provided separate carols for individualized study, and more shelving for a growing collection of books. '1 ' X Mr. Frank Bryant Art Advisor: Oil Painting Club It's time to put everything away. 17 Art instruction under the di- rection of Mr. Frank Bryant is offered to any student. A begin- ning student is offered introduc- tory courses in various media and techniques which prepare him for the Fine Arts Classes offered to upper classmen. An Art History Course is given to any student interested in art throughout the world. The music department is capa- bly directed by Mrs. Carolyn Baughman. Under her guidance, the girls' chorus, boys' chorus, mixed chorus, band, madrigal group, and dance band turn dis- cord into harmony. In music classes, students study harmony, theory, composition, and music appreciation, and learn to play various instruments. Mrs. Carolyn Baughman Music Advisor: Boys' Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Band, Mixed Chorus, Madrigal Group Let's see if you can reach high C. FINE ARTS 8: LIBRARY SHARON Puauc UBRARY

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Program Modifications Studied :HF-fr i N' .......l Ai Miss Mary E. Reynolds English and Mathematics Advisor: MARSENGOLD I really don't appreciate the competition. A Y di , Q 4 4' E gs- Y xxx X Q 1 4 r-,1s-1-.- . 'Ly' -. 1 L-' fi' '- ii-. n ' .-L 1 Mr. Philip A. Pane lznglish Advisor: EAGLE Coach: Baseball Deadline: NICXT l'RlDAY. Miss Mavis Rubin linglish lfuture Teachers of America Club ENGLISH DEPARTMENT 16 pn, X Mrs. Katherine Norwood English Advisor: Creative Writing Club Your deportment is questionable. The year also saw an increased use of audio and visual aids equipment in the many phases of the curriculum. Monthly movies, sponsored by the English Department, were shown dur- ing Period 7. Although there have been no major curriculum changes, program modifi- cations have been studied and are being planned.

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,1 ' -A 2 X? 'Qs -2 Mrs. Lauretta Carroll History and Mathematics Advisor: Class of 1968 llc's a marvelous man, simply marvelous! HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Everett Downing History, Department Head Advisor: Chess Club I try to put some humor into this class, and all I get is a horse laugh. This year, the History Depart- New Courses Mr. George Anthony History Advisor: Junior EAGLE Maybe we'll do some work today. ment instituted a new program. Because seniors in the college pre- paratory program had completed the history requirements, they were offered semester courses which in- cluded Economics and African, As- ian or Western Hemisphere Cul- tures. Seniors could also elect Bus- iness Law in addition to history courses.