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

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ERNEST WHITE “Don’t ask me.” Quiet—sensible—witty—dependable stu- dent—loyal worker—what more could one ask for? Usher, Senior Reception; Gold piece, His- tory ’29; Gold piece, Bookkeeping ’31; Pro Mer- ito; Glee Club ’30; Chairman, Program Com- mittee; Football Manager ‘30; Advertising Committee, Class Play; Sports, Ye Yeare Booke. LENOX PRESECO 1s “T ain't got it.” When we’re old and gray, we’ll always re- member Prescott as the tall, dark fellow who sat all, all alone, with bookkeeping journals scattered over his desk. We can almost hear Prescott mutter, “If you gotta say something —think!” Property Committee, Class Play. [ 20 }

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ALLEN TUCKER “Who said so?” Al is an all-round good fellow, who has won well-deserved recognition as leader of “The Collegians”. ‘Smile and the world smiles with you”, Tucker says as he taps his foot to the tune of his snappy orchestra. Treasurer ’28; Orchestra ’29, ’30, ’31; Foot- ball ’30, ’31; Basketball ’31; Masquerade Com- mittee ’30; Advertising Committee, Senior Re- ception; Advertising and Program Committees, Class Play. RAYMOND THAYER “You really mean it?” Close-ups: Ray, the husky red-head on the football field—Ray doing bookkeeping with his sleeves rolled up—Ray enjoying a good joke. That boy is going to succeed, friends! Glee Club ’29, 730; Chairman, Property -Committee, Class Play; Basketball Manager 31; Football ’30, ’31; Advertising Committee, Senior Reception. MARION ULM “Aw, that’s crazy!’ Marion excels in the rare art of listening. If there were more girls like Marion, talkative people wouldn’t complain so much. Another thing—she can laugh at jokes. Come on, you after-dinner speakers! Domestic Science Club ’28; Latin Club ’28, 29, ’31; Girls’ Glee Club ’28, ’29; Decorating Committee, Senior Reception; Ticket Commit- tee, Class Play. CHAPIN WARREN Uthai sine. Chapie is a most ardent believer in silence; indeed, he is the true personification of taci- turnity. But haven’t we heard of “strong, si- lent hombres” before? Glee Club ’28; Gold piece, Latin ’29; Re- freshment Committee, Senior Reception; Prop- erty Committee, Class Play. LAURA WESTHAVER “Gracious Peter!’ Laura’s chief weakness, of course, is book- keeping. How often have we seen her sur- rounded by hopeless individuals, trying to find their way through a trial balance! And then, as Laura explains and helps them, they turn away with a bright smile only to turn back again in a few minutes. But Laura’s smile is even brighter for she delights in helping be- wildered classmates. Dramatic Club ’28; Secretary ’28, ’31; Honorary Member, New Century Club; Gold piece, Bookkeeping ’29, 730, Pin ’30; Decorat- ing Committee, Reception; Silver Thimble, Sew- ing 730; Pro Merito; Motto Committee ’31; Class History; “Mrs. Ware”, Class Play; Stat- istics, Ye Yeare Booke; Committee, Class Night. {19 ]

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