Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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Upper Left, Emma R. Margo — A person who should be sparing of her smile. Upper Right, Carroll G. Holt — Lynn, what 7 letter word has 3 of the same vowels in it? Center Right, Lynn Gattone — I don’t know Carroll that sounds a bit unusual . Center Left, Barbara Green — That’s not funny, but you’re cute anyway. Lower Right, Carlyle Newton — definition: Teacher, a person who either voluntarily or for pay instills into the heads of others his or her ignorance. 12

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m m i I Upper Left Nelson Rebello — Help! Upper Right Miriam R. Eames — If you only knew! Lower Left Thomas A. Marsilli — Fuzzy Wuz- zy was a bear, Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair” Lower Right Cynthia M. Atkins — I wonder if this is how Betty Crocker began? Practical Arts 11

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“English is called the mother tongue because father seldom gets to use it.” Upper Left, Ernest R. Blake, Jr. — definition: “Grammar, the grave of letters” Upper Right, Richard H. Kennedy — Aside from my obvious charms I’m intelligent too! Lower Left, Katherine L. Norwood — You ' re kidding, Humpty Dumpty was pushed? English 13