Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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PRACTICAL ARTS LOWER LEFT: Tho mas A. Marsilli — “You have a splin- ter WHERE?” UPPER RIGHT: Cynthia M. Atkins — “No, I wasn’t sup- posed to sew this to my finger, smartie.” LOWER RIGHT: Miriam R. Eames — “Julia Child start- ed out this way.” The art of our necessities is strange, that can make vile things precious. UPPER LEFT: Nelson Rebello — “Grading this term was easy . . . F-I-, F, F- . .

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would be as tedious as work. UPPER LEFT: Bruce H. Allman — “Smile and say FOOTBALLI” UPPER RIGHT: Cynthia L. Smith — “I’m into tran- scendental meditation, want the number of my guru?” LOWER LEFT: Katherina Decas — “40 g — Of course we can go out!” LOWER RIGHT: Gary W. Hall — “What are you doing up there? That’s practically impossible!

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ENGLISH UPPER LEFT: Richard H. Kennedy — ‘‘I want to make this perfectly clear.” MIDDLE LEFT: Helen McGarry — The magic words are . . . “You may go’.” UPPER RIGHT: Ernest R. Blake, Jr. — “What’s all this higgledy-piggledy you wrote on the board?” LOWER RIGHT: Mary F. Renolds — “I’ve never heard that one before.” As sheer casual reading matter, I still find the English dictionary the most interesting book in our language.