Mansfield High School - Hornet / Green Years Yearbook (Mansfield, MA)

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RUBY I. MAXWELL Ruby Usher, Reception ’29; Dance Committee, Reception ’29; Usher, Class Play ’29. Here is Ruby, tall and slender. She moves on her way serenely, calm and unruffled. No wonder she is so much at peace with the world —hasn’t she decided to forget about her oral themes in English and Shorthand classes? ALVIN W. MONTY Bud Alvin, the gentleman farmer of the Mans- field High School, has invented a wartless cu- cumber, which grows on bushes. We wish him a prosperous future. We haven’t decided yet which of the two brothers whistles the loudest be they go home from the movies—Bud or on, DONALD MONTY Don Donald, another “Man from the South” but without a “cigar in his mouth”, is an ac- complished flower grower. Anyone desiring a flowering gladiolus tree should see Don. FRANCES L. MORINI Fran Usher, Class Play ’29; Usher, Reception 29; Glee Club ’29; Domestic Science Club ’29. Whether it is a dress to be made or a doily to be embroidered, you may depend upon Fran to manage the undertaking successfully. Fran is continually sewing, especially upon fancy work. She always has time to do one thing more and she does it well. ROBERT J. MORONO Bob Orchestra ’27, ’28, ’29, ’30; Science Club 29; Decorating Committee, Reception ’29; Properties Committee, Class Play ’29. You would know that Bob was a saxa- phone player because of the volume of his laughter when Morrison cracks a joke. Bob’s favorite class is English. We just know that he will be a symphony leader some day. We wish him success. { 24 }

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MURIEL E. KREIMENDAHL Mikie Ticket Committee, Reception ’29; Proper- ties Committee, Class Play ’29; Glee Club ’29. Worry? Oh, no. Mikie will turn it away with her pleasant smile. If you want someone to help you, she is always ready. As a jolly companion, Mikie has no equal. WALTER I. LEAVITT Walt Advertising Committee, Reception ’29; Advertising Committee, Class Play ’29; Busi- ness Manager, The Trail; Pro Merito. Walt is very much interested in aviation. If one wants any information on airplanes or boats, Walt can give it to him. He left us before graduation to take a position on board a freighter. We sincerely hope that he will not be seasick. EVELYN L. MACOMBER Evvy Candy Committee, Class Play ’29; Glee Club 728, 729. Although quiet and unassuming, Evvy has proved herself to be a helpful friend to all her classmates. Besides being capable in her studies, she is an accomplished seamstress and a very good cook. FLORENCE L. MADAY Flossie Art Club ’28; Usher, Reception ’29; Ticket Committee, Reception ’29; Glee Club ’29 ’30; Usher, Class Play ’29. Flossie is very quiet. We hardly know when she is around, but we surely miss her when she isn’t. She can always do her work and find time to help others. You may be sure that anything she starts will be successfully finished. ERNESTINE R. MARSHALL Murmi French Club ’29; Glee Club ’28, ’30; Deco- rating Committee, Reception ’29; Usher, Class Play ’29; Basketball Letter ’28, ’29, ’301 Nurmi is a very good sport. When it comes to a good time, she is right on hand. Can anyone resist the funny way she expresses herself? Her hobby is reading, and one can always find her perched in a comfortable cor- ner, reading anything from Tennyson to a de- tective story. {[ 23 ]

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MARJORIE E. MORTON Marj Usher, Class Play ’29; Usher, Reception °29; Bookkeeping Award ’28; Typing Manager, Green Parrot 730; Humor Editor, The Trail; Pro Merito. Marj is an honorary member of the New Century Club, having obtained the second highest average in her studies during her jun- ior year. She always does her work thorough- ly and conscientiously, no matter how difficult it is. She is bound to succeed in whatever she starts. WALLACE G. MORRISON . Wally Usher, Reception ’29; Football Letter ’2), 30; Checking Committee, Class Platy ’29. Have you ever seen Wally snap out of his day-dreaming? He always manages to wake up in English class long enough to give an answer. It is usually “Yes” or “No”, no mat- ter what the question may be. Athletics (foot- ball), clothes (plus fours), and young ladies are his specialties. ROSS A. MURPHY Ross Usher, Reception ’29; Ticket Committee, Class Play ’29; Boys’ Glee Club ’29. Wherever you saw Forbsy, you always saw Ross until he got the “sea faring’ blues and left to join Walt, in order to see the world through a port hole. MARION B. MURRAY Marnie Basketball Letter ’28, ’29, ’30; Class Bas- ketball Numerals ’29, ’30; Orchestra ’27, ’28, ’29, 730; Glee Club ’28, ’29, ’30; Latin Club ’28, 729, 730; President, Latin Club ’29; Chairman Decorating Committee, Reception ’29; Science Club ’29; Chairman, Ticket Committee, Recep- tion ’29; Humor Editor, The Trail. Marnie is the best kind of friend one can have—she is sincere and unafraid to say just what she thinks. Although happy-go-lucky at times, she has proved herself a good worker and always willing to help one in need. We’ll always remember Marnie’s pivoting on the bas- ketball floor. IDALENE L. PARKER Sparky Treasurer, Domestic Science Club ’29; Ticket Committee, Reception ’29; Chairman Candy Committee, Class Play ’29; Class Treas- ee 30; Pro Merito; Typist, Green Parrot 730. Where could we find a more generous lender, one more gracious about sharing ev- erything with others than Idalene? We shall eS Sparky as a jolly good pal and true riend. ese