Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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Preparing 'ro Enter the Business World 68066 6300801 O00 G 900601 .XY Mrs. Ethel Atkinson Business Advisor: Typing Club O.K., get ready for a five minutef, Mrs. Ruth Rivkin Business Advisor: Typing Club You could NEVER do that in an office. Mr. Joseph Courteau Business I'l1 be back in a minute. As in the past, Sharon's business administra- tion department played a vital part in the self- discovery of those students headed towards com- mercial fields. Applied mathematics, bookkeep- ing, and business law provided the background necessary for business careers. Those entering secretarial fields attended classes in office skills, typing and stenography. Through well-directed courses, students have been prepared for pro- ductive, efficient careers in business. s' .. ,syfg-.,i A 'W-S , tiffany? aff' ' BUSINESS

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A Modern World Miss Patricia Glennon Scicnu. Scicncc Science Advisor Aitronomy C lub You would likc to coinc buck Advisor Studcnt Council Class of 1969 period 7, wouldn't you? Tune in ncxt year and find out 24 '

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Providing Training in Manual Arts The Industrial Arts Department provided students with training in the basic skills of using hand tools and small machines. Students were given a chance to dis- play their talent in woodworking. They began by mak- ing desks and book casesg eventually working up to power wood tools - lathe, circular saw, and jointer - and scaled model homes. ,,,., ,,y,-V+-ru1r f'f't ' 5 i . 1 . T -4 L at i s :I , x -'V ' j,... . i , . . 5 -. gi ,4 . - .lu -it gs 'av ' 'nuff 11 4 Mr. Nelson Rebello Mr Thomas Marsilli Nlculiziriiuzil llrzming Industrial Arts that-Ii. Soccer Who dropped that rafter' I hal Hatton I,IL'l'iIlll ., rxnusjjnm, ARTS t it if F , s