Sharon High School - Marsengold Yearbook (Sharon, MA)

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UPPER LEFT: Fred P. LaChapelle — “My chief pur- pose in life is to make the girls happy.” MIDDLE LEFT: Peter Elefterakis — No, Tsongas, Dukakis, and Elefterakis are not the Greek answer to the Marx Brothers.” LOWER LEFT: David Nelson — “No, Cheryl Tiegs did not start her career in the Model U.N.“ MIDDLE RIGHT: Tom Pandiscio — “I like schools without walls much better; however. I’ve taken a Shein to the principal.”

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social studies In analysing history do not be too profound for often the causes are quite superficial UPPER LEFT: Lillian D. Savage — “A friendly smile can tame even the most savage beast.” UPPER RIGHT: Gerald A. Plouffe — “You wouldn’t think tennis is a racket if you saw how little I net.” MIDDLE RIGHT: Robert F. Cunha — “and if ya be- lieve that.” LOWER RIGHT: George S. Anthony — “I thought being chairman of the History department was going to be easy.”

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UPPER LEFT: Linda DiVittorio — “There are calculus students, and there are low-lifes.” LOWER LEFT: Gail Nagle — “What do you mean you want to get out of my class?” UPPER MIDDLE: Bill Therway — “Grass won’t grow on a busy street UPPER RIGHT: Kathleen Schwartz Sine squahred MIDDLE RIGHT: Basil F. Cronin right.” That answer’s muh ... ah LOWER RIGHT: Michael J. Levine — “Anyone wishing to join the circle of pi club ...”