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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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NJ-'O Mr. Clayton Brown Mr. Daniel DeCourcey Industrial Arts English Mr James Gallo Mrs Claire Gulan Instrumental Musrc Lnbranan Mr Thomas Leedham Mass Duane McCalIxster English Physical Education Socral Studies Mr Wulllam Sulluvan Mass Margaret Welch Math Socral Studres Science Mr. Harold Downes Mrs. Pauline DeVeber Home Economics Math Science Mass Mlldred Hannon Mass Elsa Henchel English Commercial Mnss Alnce Mnlot Mr Wullnam Parsons Math Physacal Education Science FAC ULTY Muss Mary Druscoll Mr Wullnam Eastman Mrs Eda Fnorem Mass Judnh Flanders Business lndusrrral Arts Nurse Vocal Musrc ,J Mr James Kelly Muss Muldred Jones Lann Supervrsor of Brology Physical Educahon Mr Rnchard Law Mr Henry Lemieux Supervisor of Guidance r Mr Robert Payden Mrs Frances Pearce Mr Davud Plerce Mlss Aurnlla Shepard Soclal Srudfeg dusmess Math Languages Scrence ll Mrs Mnldred Whnmore Mr Earl Wnlllams Home Economrcs English YEARBOOK BOARD , Q 2 ' 2 , f l E V , 2 I f if 'V' 1 Flrst row M Maxwell J Velletn J Anderson B Brnggs M Martxn R DeClemente K Pame D DeVme R Scarpelllnl J Brlggs Second row R Payden Advisor P Delfnno B Wrona F Francls J Shepardson B DePalma Mel J Goyea N Ockert J MacRae D Blass J Lovely J Mathews Thurd row DePalma N Ball J Pomtret W Bartlett D Rathbun M Leonard F Bartlett J Fernandes C Annese SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT W0 Back row P Delfmo D Bluss J Shepardson N Ball J Pomfret M Martin J Goyea J Lovely J Mathews Front row I DePaIma J Velletrl R Scarpelllnn K Palne D DeV1ne R DeClemente M Maxwell L Mel . gt f l 4 ' ' 1 1 f J, f Y J xl .. ,Q J ,, V 1 ' A ' a J V ' ' ' W f' , E' l . To 6 l 1 1 l l 4 Z V' VrJ ' ,ii V, V J J M A V 1 ',l J 'l 'l K I ' E in . K' U an J l rnrtr - J 3 I R J iff J J J , , l , Lf' K-ul R' 4 V t' fx we V. V, I J t ' fi? D 5 ' 'V 3 l V 1 11 W4 , , o 7' b 0 ' , I 5 I V B , In Q' . M 2 A A r l l I 1 Y-f X2 Senzors fi f V f CLAIRE ANNESE Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Conceited girls Favorite Pastime: Phil Band 'l, 2, President 3 Glee Club i, 2, 3, Vice President 4 Combined Glee Club 1, 3, A Reception, Usher Yearbook Board Drivers Education Cheerleader A Assembly Committee 4 Claire is a size personality. As one of our perky cheerleaders, on to victory. JUDITH ANDERSON got Judy. More than one of her fellow classmates have been amazed at her high marks in spite of her l don't care attitude. They iust don't mix, Claire pint-sized girl with a king- she has cheered our boys NICHOLAS BALL Nick Ambition: Sail around the world Pet Peeve: English Themes Favorite Pastime: Outdoor Sports Football l, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 Student Council l Reception, Refreshments Yearbook Board Scholastic Achievement Graduation Essayist Nick is the devil of our class, full of fun and always ioking. His personal experiments in Chemistry Lab will never be forgotten by Mr. Pierce or his fellow classmates. A fellow with a mind full of tricks, and an answer to every question, Nick has been a credit to his class. Judy Ambition: Go to my own funeral Pet Peeve: People in general 'fs Favorite Pastime: Raising Cain Combined Glee Club l, 2, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Reception, Decorating Driver Education National Merit Scholarship Exam Yearbook Board ---ff Combine sharp wit, a fun-loving personality, and a carefree manner and you've 1 : SW , , . ., , ijt 'lkff' Ambition: Graduate Pet Peeve: Tall people Favorite Pastime: Girls Football l, 2, 3 Track l, 2 Student Council 3 Reception, decorating HERBERT BAPTISTE HHeYbl6H If we had a debating club in school, Herb would have been a star member. He's one fellow who has the gift of gab. Herb is known as the Napoleon of our class. His tendency at splitting hairs will assure him a successful future as a barber. Herb will also be remembered for his athletic ability on the gridiron. .,,,. L. 4 2, v A - 4 - tbl F. WESTON BARTLETT Wes Ambition: College Pet Peeve: Loud girls Favorite Pastime: Parties Football l Basketball l, 2, 4 Ceramics 2, Vice President Reception, Decorating Good Government Day Rep. Yearbook Board Wes is a fun-loving chap who has plenty of humor and good jokes. He has a good start in his political career after being elected Good Government Day Rep. Wes is a favorite among the girls and the teachers. He is sure to make a hit wher- ever he goes. WALLACE BARTLETT Hwauy., Ambition: Success and Jack-of-all-trades Pet Peeve: Discipline Favorite Pastime: Roam corrider Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 3, 4 Track 2, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4, Vice President Reception, Decorating Varsity Club 3, Vice President Yearbook Board Wally is one of our outstanding athletes, especially in basketball. He is well matched with his twin because of his cheerfulness and happyfgo-lucky ways. He has many friends and is sure to make many more. went' Z- A I 3 Q 9 ,Q f Y-Qfv' M i Z' 2 DAWN BLlSS Blissy Ambition: Junior College Pet Peeve: Elvis Presley Fans Favorite Pastime: Bobby Class Treasurer l, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, Treasurer A Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Combined Glee Club 1, 2 Driver Education Reception Yearbook Staff Scholastic Achievement Remember that little redhead who dashed around school? Yes, that's our Blissy. She's the girl who iuggled the class treasury books for the last four years. Dawn's good looks, friendly smile and cheerfulness have made her an outstand- ing asset to the senior class. We're sure she'll make friends wherever she goes. Ambition: To be a coach Pet Peeve: Girls Favorite Pastime: Sports Football i, 2, 3, Co-Captain A Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Track l, 2, 3, A Ring Committee Reception Varsity Club 4, President BRUCE BEUTTEL ,,BUn,. Ambition: College Pet Peeve: English Favorite Pastime: Sports Automobile Club l Photography 3 Reception, decorating Combined Glee Club A Bruce is a quiet, unassuming guy going about school in a come-what-may manner. Under that shield of reserve those who really know Bruce will tell you that he has a personality that will shine everywhere. He is a fellow who can't easily be outwitted. They always say the quiet ones are the ones to watch. i v 5110 H , Ai , 2 ROY BOLIN Frank If marks were based on athletic ability, Roy would be a straight A student. His outstanding feats on the gridiron helped to give Mansfield a winning season. He has a natural art of making mischief and appearing innocent. .9 BEVERLY BRIGGS Briggsy Ambition: College Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite Pastime: Traveling Dramatic Club I Glee Club 2, 3, A Driver Education Reception, Decorating Combined Glee Club 2, 4 Yearbook Board If you bell loud made her see an old green Ford coming around the corner and hear a Bermuda and clear, run for the hills! Here comes Briggsy. Bev's dry humor has a favorite among her classmates. No one ever need worry when Briggsy is around, she'll do it for you. VINCENT BROWN Vinnie Ambition: To get ahead in life Pet Peeve: Girls with short hair - Favorite Pastime: Having a good time Intramural Sports I, 4 Projector I Proiection Club I Reception, Refreshment remembered for his arguments with Miss Darmedy. I S JUDITH BRIGGS Judy Ambition: College ' Pet Peeve: Teachers who do not listen to reason Favorite Pastime: Arranging scenery for assemblies and plays Basketball I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4 Softball 3, 4 Reception, Usher Combined Glee Club I, 4 Assembly Committee 3, 4 Yearbook Board One of the best all-around members of our class is Judy. She is well known for her athletic ability, especially on the basketball court. We will remember Judy for her smart clothes and riotous times in Home Ec. class. Vinnie, one of the Frates' boys, is a happy-go-lucky fellow who maiored in study halls, sleeping of course. Although studies don't interest him, Vinnie is friendly and always a good sport in everything he does. He will always be KENNETH Cf'-Xl-llLL Kenny Ambition: Civil Engineer Pet Peeve: English Favorite Pastime: Annoying Miss Hannon Football l, 4 Combined Glee Club l Sportsman Club l 313, Reception, Ticket Committee Track 4 One ot the wittiest in our class by far. Kenny has an answer and a crazy I one at that, for any classmate or teacher, especially for his favorite English t teacher. We will always remember his experiments in Chemistry. As a great foot- X- ball player, he managed to put at least one opponent out of the game. f 2 J, E MARY CARINE Mary Ambition: Marriage ' Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite Pastimez Billy e ' Gym Club l I V ,V ' Junior Red Cross 2 i 1 00 09 D Junior Secretaries 3, 4 9 Reception, Usher Mary has a likeable disposition and 1 I gets along with everyone. As a Junior l I ' : I Secretary, she was a help to the teachers by typing out various articles for them. rx- - ' ' '-H Am . .T t ., I - EDWARD CARL g 1 of Carlsy ?i 'A .ll Ambition: To teach Mr. Anderson's children A -.lf f Pet Peeve: Girls from Private schools V' ' Favorite Pastime: Parking with redheads M ' s 4 Baseball l V Sportsr'nan's Club l, 2 ' i 3 Gym Club 3 - Photography Committee 1 K It - Reception, Decorating , Future Teachers, President 4 ' K Mixed Glee Club 4 ,Q - If there is an argument anywhere, Carlsy is sure to be found there. In fact, he misses very little of anything that happens throughout school. He is bound to have a witty answer to any question asked. Ambition: Graduate Pet Peeve: People Favorite Pastime: Dancing Assembly and Radio Golf Club Reception, Decorating Driver Education Mixed Glee Club 4 PATRICIA CHANDLER ,,Pa,,, Endowed with a great sense of humor, Pat has livened up many classes. Her devil-may-care attitude has won her a wealth of friends at MHS. The experiments she performed in Chemistry class will never be forgotten. uri fiv- PAUL COPPARINI Paul Ambition: State Police Service Pet Peeve: Girls from private schools Favorite Pastime: Hotrods Auto Club l Art Club l, 4 Sportsman 2 Driver Education Reception, Decorating Mixed Glee Club 4 Student Council 4 Trooper. He got this experience primarily at night. FRANCES CHAVES HFarn,, Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: School Favorite Pastime: Billy Radio and Assembly I Driver Education Reception, Crowning Committee chairman Dramatics 2 Boosters 3 Fran is one of our quieter classmates until you get to know her. She is pretty as well as being full of fun. Though full of fun, she has a serious side too, and her understanding ways will prove to be an asset in her career. Paul, although quiet and reserved at school, added a good ioke and smile to any Senior face at a party. Paul has a good start on his career as a State audit! 'qymf-sf JOYCE DAVIDSON Joyce Ambition: MRS Degree Pet Peeve: Waiting Favorite Pastime: The Fabulous Character Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4 Photography 2, 3, Vice President Reception Joyce is one of the friendliest members of our class. Her keen sense of humor and varied interests have made her popular among us, We'll remember Joyce for the party she gave us at her house on Christmas. Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: School Favorite Pastime: Providence College Driver Education Mixed Glee Club A Reception, Usher Co-Chairman Scholastic Achievement Graduation Essayist Co-Editor of Yearbook New Century Honor Member Rita is a girl with many talents, including her work on the Yearbook as Co-Editor. Her easy-going manners and capabilities rank her as one of our top classmates. Her experience in her father's store will help her reach whatever 903i she shoots for in the business world. RlTA DECLEMENTE CHARLES DALE Chas Ambition: Graduate Pet Peeve: POD Favorite Pastime: Sports Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Band l, 2, 3 Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Reception Driver Education We'll always remember Chas for his decisive and heated arguments, Maybe he wasn't always right, but he was sure in there fighting, To us Charlie resembles the boy on the hair tonic ad, he has a tough time keeping all the girls away. '17 if 'W' asv fil r A lla ill l 57 Rita Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Men Drivers Favorite Pastime: Larry Basketball l, 2 Band l, 2, 3, A Glee Club l, 2, 3, A Drivers Educalion Reception Yearbook Board Scholastic Achievement PAULINE DELFINO Pauline Pauline is one of the shortest members of our class. As color guard leader, she has led the band in many parades including the St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York. Keep marching, Pauline, until you reach the top. W 'Qu- Q V 4 m, X- y 2. 'W ' W., Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Slim Eastman Favorite Pastime: Cisco Mixed Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, A Reception Cheerleader 3, A Yearbook Board Scholastic Achievement x IDA DEPALMA ffidai' l BARBARA DEPALMA ffaafbff Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Woolworth's Favorite Pastime: Warren and the Marines Glee Club I Mixed Glee Club 4 Reception Yearbook Board Barbara is one of the cutups of our class. She is one of those girls who al- ways has a smile for everybody. Her good figure and looks are an asset to her popularity with the boys. Ida will always be remembered, especially by the boys, for her blushing, She was also one of the best cheerleaders on this year's squad. lda's smart sports clothes have placed her among the Ten Best Dressed Girls of MHS. BERNARD DEVINE Bernie lg at Ambition: Mechanic ' Per Peevez Women drivers Favorite Pastime: Bowling Photography l, 2 , K Proiector l, 2 ' Reception Bernie is best known for his slo-o-o-w gait and unhurried ways. We're sure that if he's given time he'll get there. We-'ll place Bernie in the Hall of Fame as the Man who'lI get There Last. DOROTHY DEVINE ,,DOr,, Ambition: To travel abroad Pet Peeve: Conceited, boring boys Favorite Pastimez Looking for greener pastures 0 0 Student Council l 0 Band 2, 3,11 pg Dramatics l, 3 Reception, Usher Scholastic Achievement 1 I Yearbook Board R 71 9 I Dotty's one of our smartest girls, al- ways with a ready laugh. She has red hair and sparkling green eyes to match. She is bound to be a success in anything she does. RALPH DICHIARA ,,Ra,ph,, Ambition: Officer in the Air Force Pet Peeve: School Favorite Pastime: North Attleboro Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Club 2, 3 Reception, Music Committee, Chairman Student Council 4 Ralph's known among us as the flashiest dresser, He is a real cat with his pegpants and button down collars. Not only his flashy clothes, but his good ,xii dancing makes him a popular boy at dances. He's also known for his little red X ' K' hotrod. 3 u A Ambition: Graduate Pet Peeve: Ida DePalma Favorite Pastinwe: Fulton Street Football 3, 4 Basketball A Track 3, A Student Council 4, President Reception Mixed Glee Club 3, A Pin-Head is quite well-known for his leafs on the gridiron and as the Presi- dent of this year's Student Council. He is a convincing politician and helped Wes Bartlett win the election for Good Government Day Representative. Ain ,W - GORDON ENNIS Gordon Ambition: To be a CPA Pet Peeve: Game wardens Favorite Pastirne: Girls Photography l Rifle Club 2 Driver Education Physics Club 3 Reception Gordon is well-known for Iivening up many dull classes with his wit and humor. He is known as a somewhat talkative person who can really beat around the bush and still make sense. Charlie, a more recent member of our class, is a rebel from Virginia. He has argued his way into many segregation disputes, He has made many friends in 1. 'UI Ai . 1 , , ea .An 0 l'T'1 O N :O OIT1 3' Sag JP Z Q U7 Ambition: U.S. Air Force Pet Peevez People accused falsely Favorite Pastime: Movies Reception Science Club A Driver Education Model Club 2 That George is one of the most well- known members of our class is an un- derstatement, We have some speed de- mons in our class, trueg George and his bicycle are numbered among them. We'll put George in the MHS Hall of Fame as the man Most Likely to Get There First. Ambition: Commercial Artist Pet Peeve: Absence Notes Favorite Pastime: Drawing Pictures Driver Education Tatler 'l Assembly Dramatics Reception, Yearbook 3,4 2 Co-Chairman Dect. Board Johnny is one of the most artistically inclined members of our class. We will always remember the wonderful iob of decorating he did on the Reception plus his work on the Yearbook. He has a personality which makes everybody like him. FLORENCE FRANClS Ambition: WAF Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite Pastime: CAP and Dancing Junior Red Cross 'l Gym Club 2 Junior Secretary 3, 4 Reception Yearbook HFIOU Florence's efficiency on the Yearbook Staff as a typist and in Junior Secretaries has given her a head start in the business world. We know the experience she has gained in CAP will also help her in the Air Force. D I 00 90 1--r GERALDINE GARRIEPY Ambrtlon Foxboro Company Pet Peeve Showers and Gym Favorite Pastrme .lohnnue Assembly 1 B n 2 3 A Junnor Secretary 3 Student Councrl Treasurer 3 Receptnon Usher Gen Gert ns well known as one of the chatterboxes of the class especually POD She has a pleasant personalrty and a frnendly manner Her career as a secretary may be lrrnnfed to the kntchens IM ff JUDlTH GOYEA Judy Ambmon Prnvate Secretary Pet Peeve Showers and Gym Favorate Paslrme George ee Club I 2 3 Mrxed Glee Club 2 Receptron Trcket Commnttee Drnver Educatuon Graduatnon Essafust Yearbook Board Scholastlc Achuevement New Century Honor Member Assembly Commuttee A .. ARTHUR GOODWIN r Ambmon To graduate Pet Peeve 6th Period Favorlte Pashme Foxboro Track l Basketball 1 2 Auto Club l 2 Receptuon Mlxed Glee Club 4 has the honor of takmg care o Mr Paydens gazlne l s t H one of the shop boys and IS known for has carefree manner Although Arthur says at suxth pernod us P Pe ve thunk at ns sux pernods Judy rs well known as one of the top scholars an the class She ns also good look mg well dressed and has a mce personalaty Z a d , , S H -1, 4 I . in . up . 'iff N V NA 'H 3 I ,sr .,,. .. -1 f UAH., - ,r f , ' ma ' co Q. e is th ' ' ' his et e , we .V 3,9 X 1 A n X . . I Gl , , , 4, Q . It JOHN KALETA Johnny Ambition: Millionaire Pet Peeve: School Favorite Pasfime: Girls Basketball 'l, 3 Band 'l, Vice President 2, 3, 4 Music Appreciation, President 3 Reception He's tall, dark and handsome which is a great asset to his personality. John is always near for one mirror in the base- ment has been reserved. He's one of our class's finest musicians. Ambition: Stock Car Driver Pet Peeve: School Favorite Pastime: Flipping Cars Rifle Club 2, Vice President Automobile l, 2 Sportsman l Mixed Glee Club 4 Reception Being small and handsome he sure gets around in that hot Ford with its few dents. Lee always has a few laughs forthe boys. CAROL HOUGHTON Carol Ambition: Hairdressing Pet Peeve: Woolworth's Favorite Pastime: Talking Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Glee Club A Radio and Assembly Reception Carol is very easy-going. She'll hurry only if she wants to. Well liked by everyone, she has won herself a good reputation by the seniors, She hopes to be a success in the beautician field. We are sure she will be. LEE KINGSBURY Lee 9 3.51 5 . , 1--r ilf. . :'1 DAVID KNOWLES King ja. Ambition: Forest Ranger Pet Peevez Lost Locker Combination Favorite Pastime: Fishing Basketball I Track 2 Reception Student Council 2, 3, 4 Junior Rotarian Dave is a small kid with a swell disposition. He has contributed a lot to our Class proiects and will be remembered for his enthusiasm. MALCOLM LEONARD Mac Ambition: Air Force Pet Peeve: English Homework Favorite Pastime: Fishing Sportsman Club l Driver Education Tatler Mansfield Junior Rifle Club 2 Reception Yearbook Board He's handsome, so, of course, he was well-liked by many girls. As one of the smarter members of our class, Mac is sure to be a success in the Air Force. ' 5 iti,,..,.1 ARLENE LONERGAN Arlene Ambition: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Boys Favorite Pastime: Clarkie Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Tatler Driver Education Reception Combined Glee Club 2, 3 Arlene is quiet but always smiling. Arlene's love for music and interest in Glee Club have made her one of the most popular girls in that club. She also has an avid interest in a certain boy from Norton. JUDITH LOVELY . JOHN MAHONEY Sarch Ambitionr To Graduate Pet Peeve: Ida DePalma Judy cheering for our team. We don't think she's missed a game in four years. Her quick smile and flashing eyes have made her popular among us. Ujudyu Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: School Favorite Pastime: Basketball Games ' Band 2, 3, 4 Tatler 2 Boosters Vice President 3 Reception Yearbook Scholastic Achievement lf you look in the stands at the football or basketball games, you'll be sure to see Favorite Pastime: Roller-skating 21:55 , A Photography 3 1 ln the two years that Satch has been in MHS, we've gotten to know him pretty well. We'll always remember him for the l' wealth of information he had concerning , t 112: , English and history. -. P NANCY MALOON Nan Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Showers after Gym Favorite Pastime: Brud Homemaking l Boosters Club 3 Driver Ed. 3 Reception You don't hear much from Nancy, but when you do it's usually about Brud. We know that if Nancy is either a secretary or a homemaker she will be a success. l MICHAEL MARTIN Mike Ambition: To become very wealthy Pet Pc-eve: Girls with changing moods Favorite Pastirne: Television Junior Rotarian A Science Club A, President Driver Education Boys State Delegate Class Prophecy Reception Co-Chairman 3 Yearbook Co-Editor A Scholastic Achievement Winner of l Speak for Democracy Mike is quiet, reserved and a hard worker. He is bound to go places. With his brains and his willingness to buckle down how can he fail? He keeps out of trouble and is constantly trying to get ahead. Z is Maxie Ambition: Secretary and to travel Pet Peeve: Conceited people Favorite Pastime: Watching High School Sports Class Secretary l, 2, 3, A Student Council l, 2 Band l, 2 Cheerleader 3, A Class History Glee Club I, 2, 3 Yearbook Board Scholastic Achievement Girls State Delegate elected co-captain of the cheerleaders. t 1' Y' 1 'T7 1 l JEAN MATHEWS Jeanie Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Conceited Boys Favorite Pastime: Tom Driver Education Band l, 2 Junior Secretary, Secretary dent A Assembly Committee Scholastic Achievement Yearbook Board Reception Usher Mixed Glee Club A 3, Vice ,A Presi- Jeanie is a reserved little girl with a wonderful personality. Although she is rather small she always has a big smile. She has many friends and undoubtedly will make many more, MAUREEN MAXWELL Maureen was voted Miss Sportswear of l956 at MHS, and she sure deserved it. Shc is one of the best looking and best dressed girls in the Senior class, not to mention one of the friendliest. She kept up the family'5 name in sports by being , 5, is ,, Ji YA fir' rf Ae: 1 I V E, LOUISE MEI HLUIUN Ambition: Beautician Pet Peevez Homework Favorite Pastime: Traveling Mixed Glee Club 4 Assembly 3 Junior Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4 Reception, Co-Chairman, Usher Student Council 4 Yearbook Scholastic Achievement Class Will Lulu is always cheerful and friendly. Her quiet manner and her sociability make her a very popular person. She is a valu- able member ofthe class. JOAN MCRAE Joanie Ambition: Office Worker Pet Peeve: Cafeteria Food Favorite Pastime: Sewing Glee Club l Art Club 2 Reception Yearbook Joanie is the quiet, thoughtful type. She spends most of her spare time reading so she is one of the most informed readers in class. ROBERT MORRISON Ambition: Landscaper Pet Peeve: Bills Favorite Pastime: Social Gatherings Automobile Club I Assembly 4 Haobu Although Bob appears quiet and reserved, he is actually a happy-go-lucky guy. He is frequently seen with his buddy Warren Morse. Between them they comb the countryside. Q .Q .,,. 0 F 00 957 WARREN MORSE Ress' Ambition: Engineering Pet Peeve. Homework Favorite Pastime: Dear Hunting Photography l, 2 Art Club 2 Physics 3 Reception Warren is a real hot ticket. His sense of humor and his antics have kept our class in stitches. He has the quality of being liked by everybody. ' l f 4 C Ambition: Make a million Pet Peeve: Conceited people Favorite Pastime: Basketball Basketball 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee Club I, 2, 3 Band l, 2, 3, Vice President Driver Education Class Will Girls State, Alternate Reception Yearbook Board Scholastic Achievement 4 KATHERINE PAINE Winky NANCY OCKERT ,,Nan,, Ambition: Success at Sargent College Pet Peeve: Conceited teachers Favorite Pastime: Sports Basketball l, 2, 3, Co-Captain A Softball I, 2, 3, -1, Girls Glee Club l, Mixed Glee Club 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, A Driver Education 2, 3,11 Reception, Decorating, Co-Chairman Yearbook board Nancy is known for being one gf the artists of the class, She is also one of the outstanding girl athletes. She is known for he' exif-'?m9lY Well-equipped pocketbook. Winky is quiet but fun-loving. She is always cheerful and friendly with every- body she meets, She takes part in rnany of the class activities. She is one of the top scholars in the class. 0? NANCY PITMAN Nan Ambition: Legal Secretary Pet Peeve: Conceited boys Favorite Pastime: U.S. Navy Girls Glee Club l Junior Secretary 3, A Driver Education Reception Her easy-going, quiet ways make Nancy an asset to our class, She is a good stu- dent, She has a cheerful way for every- body who knows her. Ambition: Housewife Pet Peeve: Work Favorite Pastime: Parties Mixed Glee Club l, 2, 4 Driver Education Homemaking l Reception MARY PEDI Nl Mary Lou Mary is one of the most popular girls in our class because of her joking ways. She has a way with the boys, too. Her bright red Chevie also helps make her a trade-mark of our class, wt L ff , h JOHN POMFRET Ambition: College Pet Peeve: Hero Worshippers Favorite Pastime: l'll never tell Class Vice President l, 2, 3, A Football 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, A Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, A Graduation Essayist Reception Boys State, Alternate Yearbook Board Scholastic Achievement Junior Rotarian Promt Johnny's athletic ability has been a tremendous asset to our class. He excells in football, basketball, baseball, and track. We know Johnny will make good at any college iust as he did at MHS. A., 3113- ' 0 K7 60 00 1- p fl' DOUGLAS RATHBUN Ambition: Teacher Doug Bun Pet Pc-eve: Underclassmen and school if Favorite Pastirne: Experiments Baseball 2, 3 Sportsman l, 2 Driver Education Future Teacher A Reception Yearbook Board Bun is noted for his many puns and humorous remarks. He is bound to have a good future with the plumber's daughter. Shu' XX IT- Q NANCY REED 49 ,,Nan,, +109- Ambition: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Hurrying Favorite Pastirne: Danny Mixed Glee Club l Crafts l, 2, 3 Reception Glee Club Nancy has a quiet, easy-going manner ,v in school, but a keen interest in her class- mates. After school her favorite activities f are Danny and bowling. X f ROBERTA SCARPELLINI ,fsobbyu Ambition: MRS Degree Pet Peeve: Conceited people Favorite Pastime: Paul Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Glee Club l, 2 Student Council Driver Education Junior Red Cross Delegate Reception Scholastic Achievement Yearbook Board Bobby's cheerful smile and easy-going ways have made her a hit with every- body at MHS. She has been active in everything our class has sponsored, She should be a success in any field she chooses. if f I T , if t 2? 'H l f 2 , ,X WILLIAM SHEEHAN Bill Ambition: Teaching Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite Pastime: Dancing Proiector Club l Library Service 3 Mixed Glee Club 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Reception When you feel a tap on your shoulder and turn around, you see Bill's friendly smile. Bill is our class's most informed weather forecaster. So far he has only missed one rainstorm. Bill is also well- known by the underclassmen. Ambition: Own four banks Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls Favorite Pastime: Girls Track 1, 2 Football 4 Student Council l Gym Club 3 Ambition: Photographer Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite Pastirne: Swimming Track T, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Glee Club l, 3, 4 Photography T, President 3 Varsity 2 Reception ALAN SELMANOFF ffssiff Sal has been noted for many a quick shower that has come up in chemistry. Sal has been an active member in the Gym Club where he has excelled in hand- stands. EDWARD Sl-lEEl-lY Eddie Wherever there is a gang of boys, you can be sure that Eddie is in the middle of it. Nothing bores Eddie more than peace and quiet. Eddie has kept the Senior boys amused with their frequent trips to Boston theaters. 09 99 1 7 A lin Q I 1-:V 4, X Ambitlon: Registered Nurse Pet Peeve: POD Class Favorite Pastime, lce skating B n 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 A Muxecl Glee Club Drtver Educatuon Receptuon Future Nurses Scholastic Achrevement Yearbook Board Jan ns the most musucally talented person ln our class She has earned her reputation by partncupatung ln Glee Club and Band Wtthln the next few years she ll be a Registered Nurse 'Y VN cg X mir JANET SHEPARDSON njanff RONALD TITUS Ronme bl' Amblt on Make a mnllron Pet Peeve Sully gurls Favorlte Pastnme Playlng pool Basketball l Track l ' Sportsman Club 1 Prolector Club 2 Receptton Ronnue IS most often seen wlth has buddy Joe Vlcuno Together they fool around wnh old cars theyre experts nn thus field JOHN TODESCO Johnnie Ambatnon Make a second mullnon Pet Peeve Gabby gurls Favorlte Pastume Sports 4 Class Presndent l 2 3 Junlor Rotanan eballl 2 3 Bsetballl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Receptron Yearbook Board Johnny as one of the best all around boys nn the Sensor class Youll see Johnny most often taknng part tn baseball football and basketball Besldes belng one of the top athletes he s also been class presudent for four years a d , , . ' ' fr? 4 4 I , ' . ,M vy , . J.- T i , f' I I l V, fy Q V 4, , I . If fu ' . , I V ii . . : . f. f .., j ll lg , . ' I ,Q rl V . . . ' an ' 5 2 T ,QL i r., . A .. I . .. Q ' I , f . g . . X -T-9 5 rl 2 ' I Bas , , ,4 A 6 k , , , A X ' 'fi' y Ir ROSALIE TODESCO HROSGH Ambition: To understand Betty on the phone Pet Peeve: School Favorite Pastime: Johnny Tatler if 2 Booster 3 lkxp , Driver Education '7 Mixed Glee Club A Reception Rosalie is a little girl with a real likeable way. Her good looks and ladylike manner make her a model for the underclassmen. We know she'll make a very pretty bride in the near future. JANET VELLETRI Jan Ambition: Dancer Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite pastime: Dancing A Student Council 2 0 v Cheerleader 2 3 A r 1 K g g ciee Club 1, 3 if N f I . 0 I7 0 0 Driver Education . A Q Reception, Usher I I5 Yearbook ? Scholastic Achievement li, . Everybody knows Jan as one of the Co- Captains of the cheering squad. Her pleas- ing looks have attracted many roving eyes. Jan's well-rounded personality will take her to the top, JOSEPH VICINO Joe Ambition: To make a million ffl Pet Peeve: Silly Girls Favorite Pastime: Working on cars Automobile Club 1 Rifle Club 2 QPF? Art Club 3 N Reception y Joe is Mansfield's Elvis Presley. His sharp clothes and DA haircut have made him one of the local cats. His way with cars assures him a successful future with plenty of time for wreckvreation. - 'x 1 L ' i ,lc ALBERT VISCARDI Ambmon To graduate Pet Peeve Unclerclassmen Favome Pastrme Srxth Penod B nd l 2 Glee Club l Student Councul Receptnon Al rs one of the larger members of our class Hrs wellknown laugh can be heard comrng out of Room 23l d every ay durlng actrvuty perrod Als easy gosng manner has canned hum many fruends at MHS l W We wash to thank the followung members of the Yearbook Katherme Parne Douglas Rathbun Florence Francls BIOGRAPHERS Roberta Scarpellrm M ELIZABETH WRONA Betty Ambrtron Meducal Freld Pet Peeye People wuth no sense humor Favorlte Pastxme Tallung on the phone Muxed Glee Club l Assembly Commrttee 2 Student Councrl 3 Drlver Educatron Glee Club 3 4 Receptuon Publuclty Commlttee Chairman She has well earned the reputatron of the class chatterbox Where you fmd laughter you are certaun to see Betty We vvull always remember how she used to keep Mr Plerce lumprng Nncholas Ball Dawn Blass Dorothy DeVrne v N1 4 ,V SENIOR CLASS e Z SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 52,9413 IDAFIE 3S'Di'A wxfffv-s Cl rn 3 3. ID .gag .QOO 0211 :D ZZ K' gn-4 31,00 05,432 :EER Chr-'71 mr--40 ms, .f.,,,3... First row: R. Scarpellini, J. Anderson, P, Chandler, J. Davidson, M Maxwell J Todesco J Pom . , . , . f D. Bliss, K. Paine, B. Briggs, D. Devine, N. Pitman. Second row: L. Kingsbury, E. Henchel, Advisor, Delfino, J. MacRae, J. Shepardson, N. Ockert, I. DePaIma, G, Garriepy, N. Maloon, J. Briggs, DeClemente, M. Pedini, N. Reed, J. Velletri, F. Chaves, C. Annese, J. Goyea, B. DePalrna, M. Carine Lonergan, F. Francis, J. Mathews, W. Sullivan, Advisor. Third row: B. Wrona, L, Mei, H. Baptiste, Francis, J. Fernandes, R. DiChara, V. Brown, C, Farling, W. Sheehan, B. Beuttel, R. Titus, D. Rathbun, Martin, A. Goodwin, R. Bolin, E. Carl, D. Knowles, E. Sheehy, R. Todesco, J. Lovely. Fourth row: Ball, J. Vicino, W, Morse, C. Dale, M. Leonard, A. Selmanoff, B. Devine, G. Ennis, A. Viscardi Mahoney, J. Kaleta, K. Cahill, P. Copparini, R. Morrison, W. Bartlett, F. Bartlett, J. Eastman. f ret P R A G M N J wffft if M mf Q Zgiii W MW MM' Awfwbkiis my Z WW Ri WM 2 Swag? XSXWQ5 WM Piffy Q fm M 0 ,KM ev , 0 ' ' +191 fy is My W Ei get Q Q O 2, Q X251-. 'HIV EMS 'J' gang? 5 751 X .W ' ' Q! iiglzxygnfl -4G40 Lanai? Qlluv- avbeawf' Jlm and Rosa Most Lrkely to Marry Frrst E in HALL 'S-. + Eddle and Ruta Best Dressed T V6 - .. AJ Joan and Ron Quietest Wes and Dawn Best Personality Mary and Nick Most Soclable W 'la' IF N. 'swab' 'lf llr I1 Johnny and Maureen Most Popular John, Roy, Nan and Johnny Most Athletic FAME fif-W1-fa., si Fran and Vannle Johnny and Barbara Most StreamI1ned Wlnky and N Most Llkely To -. Mlke Succeed -1 , 5+ ... -L Loulse and Johnny Most Cooperatrve I Best Looklng Warren and Pat Wlftlest Class Pests R503 Gordon and Betty j I l ll!! Ken and Carol Most Carefree . J, 1 1 . 0' , , 'Q' . ' A ' P .4 4 . g asp: v 1 . ' h 'vJv.fQ,5,i ' ' ' V fl ,, P 'P I , .f 12 11, 5' ' . Q 1, ' 1 A1 -1 111' if - S 7. 1 A I 1: I ' V H . , GJ . . '1 U ' ' r 1 1 ,N .if vc 1, 1 -' ' 111111 . ' ' 1 HQ11 . 5 .1 L. X 1 1 M , 1 1 I1 11 5 Q I HHH!!! WELCOME -f-'I CLASS OF 1957 No good thing does The Lord withhold from Those who walk upnghfly Excerpf from Psalms 84 We would like To welcome Mr Harold L Qualfers To Mansfield Hugh School Mr Qualfers commenced his duties as Assistant Pnncupal nn January 1957 Pnor to thu he was pruncnpal of The Park Row School - an p. i' - PM f' - '- I 5 ' I A . ' fl . 1 ' Il ,E N- J 49 UNDERCLHSSMEXV sm 21,1 fu xw I' In 1 N60 JUNIOR CLASS fi, . if V i:-.mv one QW i-?r',Qflf'3Qf7t'5. 'i a .-.! l l if-J. l ,J A H one 'N 'Ma r '5 i f,.f gf 1 T' First row. K. Vallett, J, Ward, K. O'Brien, C. Johnson, S. Welch, D Pornfret, L. Garland, J. Shea, M. Palanza, P. Gentili, A. Razee, J Beatty, G, Dauphinee, N. Gentili, J. DeFiore. Second row: Mrs, Whit more, Advisor, A. Rodrick, G. Mei, J. O'Brien, J. Hawes, D, Balch M, Gulan, M. Fuller, S. Maxwell, C. Gasson, J. Sabin, A. Boynton, E Wynn, R. Robinson, C. Casey, D. Albertini, J. Delutis, S. Baldini, A Linari, J. Power, J. Streeter, R. Ricci, M. Wellman, Mrs. Pearce, Advisor, Third row: B. Lingly, E. Morrison, A. Ferrara, T. Farrell, P. Combis, N Illini 'ewwbr , V Carpeno, J. Goddard, G. Nordberg, R. Mahoney, R. Ackles, T. Cop parini, J. Chandler, D. Baptiste, S. Merrill, W. Purrier, T. McGlashing, L Cinelli, J. Wolak, l.. Grant, F. Fletcher. Back row: R. Blandori, F Fisher, F. Marland, W. Eaton, J. Freeman, C. Halbing, K. Clernney B. Jackson, A. Willis, D. Mayall, R. Muldoon, G. Upper, W. Harlor H. Nordberg, W. LeClair, L. Griswold, R. Tartufo, T. Fiske, J. Card J. Falcone. 'Y K-1' , . ,wwf lux , Jlfkf. Lise. ,l fr ,Q li SOPHOMORE CLASS fhiefw ,stiff we will 'theft-in Onnnnam A fr. A. vw. 'H . . ' P t . CHO br N 1 , f , j' if .. y .QA eq r, Q, ll 0 , 4 'li J J fl Q A wr V vv ' N f ' f A, r Q B , First row: J. Hartin, J. Santos, P. Collett, B. Birman, G. Thibault, E. Alfieri, M. Casey, N, Prescott, J. Kelley, A, Day, J. Antosca, J. Grozier, W. Macomber, P. Deschamps, J. Peterson, P. Claflin, J, Cahill, G. Thibault, J. Crotty, N. Carl. Second row: Mr. DeCourcey, Advisor, J, Hartin, S. Shea, G. Todesco, J. Santucci, B. Milliken, J. Dean, M. Codding, P. Fortune, J. Bridges, G. Goddard, V. Davis, C. Bishop, M. Gordon, C. Bellavance, R. Uva, J. Brackett, S. Bartlett, V. Baldini, G. Lutton, M. Martin, J. Houghton, M. Santucci, L. Moorhouse, E. Pasquerillo, R. Freeman, E. Wasserman, Miss Jones, Advisor. Third fl Qi 5, row: P. Winton, V. Tessier, J. Gulan, A. Pepin, J. Delfino, T. Cop- parini, J, Reagan, D. Bliss, P. Leger, J. Wills, R. Sarro, L. Parham, S. Olney, J. DePillo, E. Monterio, A. Mederios, T. Porfido, B. Tar- taglia, J. Mei, D. Southern, M. Melfie, N. Brown, C. Hanlon, M. Langdon, Back row. A. Sarro, R. Marshall, J. Paioni, P. Gulan, J. Niemi, P. Wool, J. Garrett, N. Chartier, M. Reagan, R. Dale, G. Stearns, R. Nucci, R. Bolin, D. Spence, C. Weber, R. Harwood, K. Pearce, W. Barton, F. Wills, J. Crescitelli, C. Sabin, R. Harwood. .1 WW if x .l QI? C XX W-qt FRESHMAN CLASS H055 fy M- -M .. . . A . J, H nw First row: G. Spiezio, M. McGlashing, S. Brown, J. Chaves, l. Melfie, P. DeFiore, E. Nordberg, J. Melchiorri, J. Maloon, J. Hagerty, S. Menard, B. Donlan, D. Hagerty, P. Cutillo, N. Power. Sec- ond row: D. Schror-nm, E. Stanford, S. Cooper, R, Tartufo, A Arayas, M. Crotty, C. Holt, M. Gasson, J. Baldini, P. DeGirolamo S. Palanza, A. Whittaker, R. Bielan, D. Lutton, P, Breen, G. Allard A. Nasise, G. Beach, M. Jackson, B. Rodrick. Third row: C. Bellavance A. Danforth, E. Sarro, E. Andrade, J. Delliacono, J. Piasecki, S Pritchard, A. Young, J. Kane, S. Bravetti, M. Moran, J. Phillips, R Ricci, L. Leger, C, Alessandri, R. Ferrulo, J. Paioni, R. Farinella, A Signoriello, J. King, K. Cruser, N, Olney, N. Menga, W. Cheyne, R Baldini, Mr. Leedham, Advisor. Fourth row: R. Whaley, T. Markt R. Maxwell, R. Fiore, D. Jones, W. Barboza, D. Piasecki, J. Paine D. Craig, F. Vicino, J. Craik, W. Wellman, R. Peterson, S. Dill, H Bishop, R. Sankey, D. Maxwell, J. Watts, D. Blinkhorn, C. Goddard T. Donlan, R. Macombef, D. Wellman, R. DeSantis, A. Inglese, A Brunell, F. Giovino. Back row: R. Briggs, M. Hansel, R. Geminiani S. Mederios, H. Mercier, M. Hutchinson, D. Grant, J. Cipriani, C DeLaFeuilliez, R. Cardin, S. Ballou, W. Gordon, R. Peterson, D. Col lingwood, D. Phillips, L. Tobey, W. Slattery, R. Santucci, W. Fielding A. Niemi, W. Foster, A. Chilli, B. Fletcher. U UNDERCLASS OFFICERS 0 ET.. 3 JUNIOR CLASS First row D Pomfret Treasurer L Garland Vrce Presrdent J Shea Presldent M Palanza Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS Second row J Kelley Treasurer A Day Vice Presrdenf J Antosca Presrdervr J Grozrer Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS Back row P DeGnroIamo Presrdem M Gasson Treasurer S Palaraza Secretary J Baldlm Vice President , 'F , Q , ' I , 'Q' A N- L f,. vvl A R L ' V . fx. f? F , W t x ,V, xy S ,,,, ? , H - t g A ' Y 5 2 - 7 A E . z Nr, Jim J L rr A j ,r A A 4 1 . ' JL J' A L 5 :V J V JJ T T if , I A Q- 1 A 1 5 az T, Q Z 1 ' L .si T at J f A I W ,, A T T Q Y , ! x I ' 4 N ' 'Z K I W ..... we K I , up - ,313 nj.. 5 r W A , .QT I L , ' 2: ' fr - k V , V . 'x a . 4 1 - , 2 . , ' ' J - , ' J 1 . , 5 - , ' ' 1 - , ' . , . 2 . ' , ' 1 - , J - , . , . S ,JY I ,EA --.L-::s1 ' arfit X 4' wr' No-.-in--l J Samoa CLASSES ..,-----1 rv' es: -ln ffm 15 ,, X JUIWOP WINGM EIGHTH GRADE no '35 2 451.2 22 Furs! row: M. Canty, J, Fitzsimmons, J. Hall, J. Vallett, S. Jusczyk Alfonso, C. Fales, C. Chartier, J. Panington, P. Titus, G. Nasise Peterson. Second row: Mr. Theriaulf, R. McKinley, J. Goodwin Farinella, B. Madan, P. Marcussen, N. Walmsley, J. Ramondefta Pantaleon, B. Balch, T, Chace, C. Ferris, S. Pierce, K. Houghton Kreimendahl, M. Cataloni, M. Whooley, M. Titus, S. Ferrara, N N1 F f .+1a4'g, 'Bea-1 EIGHTH GRADE F5 m Hs 'SP 'P Qhn i . 'O O 9 A ry l Q . V X ' 4 1 x rf H G 1 - 5, A all . A fl ,x , . tif A ana .ff '-+1 , - .swf ' A ' row: E. Blandori, J, Scarpellini, C. Clatur, D. Engler, W. Jackson, P Gordon, C, Beatty, R. Corbett, W. Allan, A. Bourne, W. Laprise, J Cheyne, N. Hawes, E. Marcheselli, M. Gleason. Back row: A. Tiatorio J. Santos, R. Miller, R. Stearns, M. Alessandri, L. Fagan, D. Moran R. Scarpellini, R. Casey, T. Robinson, R. Titus, W. Bond, W. Upper H. Davis, B. Welch, R. Freeman, R. Alexander. fa s v 1'-yn fi SEVENTH GRADE 80 fl First row: V. Ferrara, M. Wills, A. Young, K. Hansen, A. Carnie, R Coyle, C. Fitzsimmons, E. Thayer, K. McNamara, L. Ferriera, B. Dunne S. Calhoun, B. Annese, J. Cronin. Second row: Mr. Moore, A. Brown C. Pritchard, M. Lemieux, E. Pesfana, B. Stewart, B. Peterson, S. Was serman, S. Cutillo, D. Greenwood, J. Guerrini, J. Sfrople, E. Walmsley K. Picciandra, Mrs. Kerwin. Third row: B. Alderson, P. Crotty, R. Brunell ..4s.... ' JW. M.. N255 7 'Fx f3F'5n 5 SEVENTH GRADE 00 on 609 v9Qf'7 GQ First row: J. Baldini, C. Bellavance, J. Merrill, K. Anderson, S. Olsen, D. Houghton, P. Ackles, J. Cotterill, M. DeLaFeuilliez, E. Shaw, M. Hansel, B. Dale, D. Cody, J. Whitehouse, M. Antosca, N. Atherton. Second row: N. Tessier, S. Kelleher, M. Craik, J. Young, B. Patrignani, S. Cervelli, G. Mahoney, B. Kuzdzol, C. Robinson, C. Bump, N. Taylor, P. Morse, G. Prescott, A. Tibbits, C. Witherspoon, D. Bartlett, C. Miller, P. Thibault, F. Crosby, S. Harwood, S. Grant, E. Clement, C. Otta- viani, W. Albertini, J. Scherer, Mr. Parker. Third row: Mrs. Tufts, D. Payden, R. Baxter, P. Miner, R. Menard, B. McCoy, H. King, R. Max- 'N' 'mv r ',.---l. T well, W. Clapp, D. Johnson, C. Leger, J. O'Brien, J. Grozier, W Kemmett, T. Chandler, J. Todesco, W. Copparini, M. Razee, L. Rodrick W, Stanford, W. Fioretti, P. DeGirolamo, D. Ballou, L. Davison, R Knowles, J. Tartufo, R. Markt, J. Hanlon, J, Roma, D. Barrett, R Nisbet, Mr. Brousseau. Back row: D. May, M. Marcussen, J. Pardey J. Kane, T. Long, W, Bellamy, J. Bradbury, L. Gorham, L. Buchanan J. Collier, L. Gentili, R. Gentili, L. Jackson, A. Bielan, J. Andrade J. Knight, J. Weber, D. Reed, J. DeFiore, D. Kingsbury, G. Kelley P. Geminiani, J. Gibb, J. Piasecki. 4 n J.. ,. WW.. ,M..,-- L-4 1 R- H.,.,l., ll .2 mwwa Maxam... .. C C E 0 I E z cn U5 I C U l'l'I z -I 0 0 C z Q lb Wk Nmmw New N, www.-N vw First row seated left 10 right D Cleary W Upper J Walls K Houghton K Dauphmee P Alfonso Second row standmg Mass Walsh Advosor W Alberfnm R Maxwell D Murphy B Annese J Todesco J Parrmgton R Casey S Calhoun C Bellavance W Melchlorrn J Pnasecku B Kuzdzol E Marcheselln Lunar Mow' F JUNIOR WING FACULTY G+ C Q K2ug. ,bj img ! Z' I If s ,CXQTMT IES ART CLUB P Gulan R Ferrullo J Power R Harwood R Robinson W Barton R Macomber P Peterson P Ledger J Fernandes R Law Advisor A Ntemt J Ctpnant H Mercier A Ferrara D Blackford Mr Law resumed classes after a tour of the western part of the country From his tourney he has brought back many new ideas as you will fund tn a well arranged exhibition on the hall bulletin boards H ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE G. Beach J. Briggs M. Jackson G. Todesco G. Mei M. Gasson J. Ward D. DeCourcy Advisor S. Baldini A. Young J. Fernandes J. Bellavance A. Signoriello J. Mathews E. Williams Advisor E. Medeiros J. Card J. Paioni G. Upper R. Dale R. DiChiara R. Geminiani The Assembly Committee has sponsored a great variety of successful assemblies. Mr. DeCourcy and Mr. Williams are to be commended for their work in the direction of the Christmas Assembly. Y '- lug tnl I i BOOSTERS CLUB J Crotty J Ward M Met S Shea S Bartlett D Pom fret M Casey K Vallett J Hartm A Rodrtck N Brown M Melfte J Santucct S Baldtm J Houghton G Todesco J OBren J Streeter C Hanlon J Hartm F Pearce Advisor M Santucct J Sabin C Casey M Martin M Gordon M Palanza J Brackett R Uva J Bellavance E Wynn V Davis Under the direction of Mrs Pearce this club has proven a great success School sptrtt has been success fully prompted Their posters have brightened the halls and cafeteria and have helped our boys to victory FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA A Young D Rathbun E Carl G Enms J Paton: D DeCourcy Advusor D Hagerty J Kung R Tartufo K Cruser J Maloon S Brown Thus club was organuzed to encourage students In the fneld of teachmg The program ns varaed every week and consusts of a questuon and answer sesslon In whnch they duscuss problems of teachers Ltterature us read from the Natnonal Councul of Future Teachers and guests are mvrted to speak mformally to the group MECHANICAL DRAWING CLUB W Eaton C Halbung B Cmelln M Gulan T Farrell A Mnlot Advnsor K Clemmey B Tartufo J Freeman Mayall T Fuske R Ackles P Combus At the request of the students thus club was offered to those who were unable to take the course for credut Al though meetmg only once a week a knowledge of the an struments and techmques of subgect was acqunred MIXED GLEE CLUB Andrade J Gulan L Moorhouse J Kelley R Todesco Dean J Santuccr B DePalma M Santuccl G Todesco Houghton C Blshop V Davis J Mathews J Power Baldnm A Lonergan M Moran J Brndges C Annese Phnllups S Bartlett J Bellavance P Deschamps R Uva S Cooper C Alessandru C Casey C Gasson I DePalma L Mel J Flanders Advasor J Grozler G Thnbault G Beach R DeClemente R Bnelan C Spencer N Putman J Anderson J Davrdson P Chandler B Brvggs J Peterson M Pedvnl J Brsggs G Thnbault G Dauphtnee Carl B wn R Bolm B Beutell J Vucmo W Bartlett A Clemmey K Cahlll J Pornfret W Morse J Todesco F Bartlett W Sheehan J Falcone D Bap taste The Muxed Glee Club was organlzed and durected by Mass Flanders for the sole purpose of the students en loyment In the art of slngmg not for has abluty lt proved very successful by the Increase In membershlp 88 ....1.w QW' 'Vx'-'E CAFETERIA WORKERS K Houghton J Praseckr R RICCI K Dauphmee E Bohn G Allard J Delloracono Mrs M Farmella Mrs H Crprranr Mrs Annese Mrs Landers Mrs H Mara Dretrcuan Mrs N Alexander Mrs P Atherton P DeFrore M Jardrm P Cutrllo J Gulan D Crank R Santos E Landers L Fagan P Alessandra J Craug L Farrell M Catalom B Madan Under the supervrsron of Mrs H Mara the cafetena workers have prepared the meals for the bug noonday rush STUDENT COUNCIL K Panne C Gasson W Bartlett J Eastman D Albertmr M Pednnl R Payden Advrsor R Feeman J Paronl J Sabun R Sc rpellmz S Palanza R Uva L Me B Donlan P op parm: J Baldlm D Knowles B Santucco R Harwood D Mayall J Falcone R DrChrara A Copparmr P DeGrrolamo Thus ambmous group ns rn the process of completmg a student handbook for M H S They are under the drrectnon of Mr Payden who ns trymg to stress the umportance of a stronger Student Councrl has: 'V n Q. JUNIOR SECRETARIES N Putman P Gentrlr M Maxwell J Mathews G Dau phrnee A Razee P Delfrno F Francrs J Hawes B DePalma J DeLutrs E Wrona L Mer J DeFuore N Gentrlr C Johnson K OBnen R DeClemente M Carrne These gurls have formed thus club under the dnrectuon of Muss Dnscoll nn order to lessen the tasks of the teachers and also to gnve them the practice of secretarral work W0 V 6 - GIRLS GLEE CLUB E Wasserman N Olney J Kelley P Delfmo J Dean J Shepardson C Annese D Blnss J Ward S Bartlett A Lman E Sarro M Coddlng E Andrade J Flanders Advnsor N Menga J Hawes J Kane V Baldunu S Cooper A Arayas C Casey C Holt C Alessandra J Phlllups J Goyea A Lonergan J Streeter I DePaIma C Gasson G Beach G Dauphmee K Val Iett R Scarpellnnl B Bruggs J Anderson P Deschamps D Pomfret M Crotty J Grozuer N Ockert Under the dnrectnon of Mass Flanders the Gnrls Glee Club has been an outstandmg asset to the school 'lhe club has performed at school functuons and other or ganrzatnons Also on several occasuons the club has provlded a program for the Brockton Veterans Hospltal Their volces complete a program FUTURE NURSES B Bnrman M Crotty A Boynton R Scarpellm: S Palanza D Devtne A Arayas F rettu Advrsor E Sarro J Melchnorrn A Lunar: Pasquanello B Donlan M Whutmore Advisor J Gulan D Balch E Alflern S Maxwell M Fuller J Shep ardson J Hagerty Thus club was orgamzed for the purpose of grvmg these students a prevlew of nursung Mrs Fnorettu and Mrs Whlt more answer theur various questuons also they have guest speakers such as a surgeon dentlst and regnstered nurses 01009 MWC' JUNIOR RED CROSS R Beslan A Whrttaker J Bndges C Bushop J Peterson W Macomber S Welch P Breen S Brevettr C Alessandra G Thnbault G Lutton P Claflun G Thubault G Beach E Andrade M Jones Advtsor N Menga J Phtllrps H Bushop A Chrlle T McGIashnng J Dean M Moran The Jumor Red Cross sponsored an assembly shownng the wcrlungs of the club They also sent grft packages to Europe for the war orphans Under Muss Jones dnrectnon they have had programs for the Brockton Veterans Hosputal I, I ' ' li f ggi' I I ' z ' ' N ? DRIVER EDUCATION R Robinson A Boynton S Welch P Gentllt J Ward J Beatty M Carnne A Roderick D Balch J OBrien J Delutns F Francis J DeFnore D Pierce Advisor J McRae P Combis C Halbtng M Carpeno E Wynn The Driver Education program has again given Massa chusetts many well informed and experienced drivers Under the Instruction of Mr Pierce the program has proven to be a great success 3 V t 'I 5 1 5 , I t , ? , 352 iff GIRLS' GYM CLUB E. Stanford, B. Rodrick, J. Velletri, J. Cahill, J. Briggs, N. Ockert, J. Grozier R. Ricci, R. Freeman, M. Codding, P. Winton, J. Piasecki, D. Albertini, P. Collette, J. Kelley, E. Nordberg, D, McCalIister, Advisor I. DePalma, S. Cooper, G. Lutton, R. Ricci, D, Schrornn, N. Olney, K. Gasson, G. Mei The Girls Gym Club has been very active in basketball volleyball and softball They have been successful in the forming of intramural games and the foundation fo a girls hockey team next year ll la MUSIC APPRECIATION J Gallo Advisor V Baldmi M Gasson 8 Milliken R Fannella M Langdon W Cheyne B Fletcher J Paton: G Upper S Ballou J Garrett F Fletcher C Bellevance This club was organized last year under the direction of James Gallo for students interested in music for personal enloyment They cover all types of music and study the technical side of music THE TATLER G Goddard P Deschamps K Jackson J Kane E Henchel Advisor G Spelzlo A Slgnorlello E Was serman P Fortune The Tatler edited by Elame Wasserman has kept M H S well informed on the golngson In the hugh school Miss Henchel their advisor has helped a great deal to make this newspaper a success 25 . My fi? t 4452 BOYS' GYM CLUB R. Harwood, C. Dale, M. Reagan, A. Selmanoff, R. Bolin, W. Bartlett, K. Cahill, F. Bartlett, R. Blandori, J. Card W. Parsons, Coach, E. Monteiro, A. Brunell, A. Inglese, R. Sankey, J. Watts, D. Piasecki, P. DeGirolamo, J. Delfino, R. Baldini H. Baptiste, F. Vicino, E. Sheehy, T. Porfido, S. Medeiros, J Wills A Medeiros D Maxwell J Baldini W Barboza M Hansel W Foster S Olney G Nordberg R Dale P Wool D Baptiste R Santuccr S Dull This industrious group of boys under the direction of Coach Parsons have practiced the skulls of co ordination of gymnastics gx 'Qs-, DRAMATICS CLUB C Holt P Chandler J Anderson J Davidson A Lonergan E Williams advisor R Brnggs Under the leadership of Mr Williams this club period as occupied by their own interpretation of plays LIBRARY SERVICE CLUB N Carl R Muldoon R Mahoney A Pepln G Gulan Lnbraraan T Markt W Purner W Sheehan J Santos R Maxwell Under the durectuon of Mrs Gulan the members of thus club keep the Inbrary nn order Whale helpmg Mrs Gulan they are learmng the fundamentals of the lubrary PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB D Southern K Pearce L Grant A Sarro A Clemmey R Sarro S Merrlll D Phlllnps R Peterson W Slattery E Morrison D Pnerce Advssor The photography club dnscusses the process by whuch a negatnve ns developed Then they proceed to develop the negahves under the dlrectuon of Mr Pierce SCIENCE CLUB M Hutchnnson D Knowles M Martm T Donlan B Tartaglua H Downes Advlsor D Wellman M Leonard J Wolak D Grant R Whaley The students of thus club foster an Interest un scnence by held trnps and dlscussnons as well as group and mdlvldual prolects 35-I W SPORTS JF ff Q s 7 B ,,f:- ' 5 a-92.714611 5 5 G Nordberg R Blandoru J Pomfret W Bartlett J Antosca J Todesco R Bolnn A Cahnll J Eastman L Garland D Baptlste N Ball Coach W Parsons Manager B Peterson F Wnlls R Sarro A Sarro J Card K Clemmy R Tartufo R Mahoney J Falcone K Pearce A Day J Depullo Manager R Markt CoachW Sulluvan W Barboza J Baldlm R Sankey D Maxwell S Medexros W Slattery W Gordon R Peterson R Santuccl W Foster S Dull T Donlan D Pnaseckl P DlGlrolamo Coach W Parsons Coach W Sulluvan Co Captams J Todesco and R Bohn Somerset Franklin North Easton Canton Dlghton Case North Attleboro Dartmouth Foxboro Mansheld Mansfield Mansfield Mansheld Mansfleld Mansfueld Mansfneld Mansfield Mansfleld V9 hthrk URKEY DAY ELEVEN dsto St ff Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfteld Mansfield Mansfield PIGSKIN PARADE The l957 Hornets produced the first winning football season since we entered high school in l953, After losing our first three games to Somerset, Franklin, and North Easton the Gridsters under new head coach Bill Parsons suddenly found themselves. By turning out one of the most powerful offenses seen in many a year Mansfield won five out of the next six games including the upset of pre- viously undefeated Case, the cru-shing of arch-rival North Attleboro, and last, but not least, the annual Turkey Day Classic over Foxboro. Tribute is due to all members of the '57 team but here l would like to have the seniors who played their final year at M. H. S. Nicholas Ball Wallace Bartlett Kenneth Cahill Edward Sheehy Co-Captain, Roy Bolin Co-Captain, John Todesco James Eastman John Pomfret DOUBLE DRIBBLES The 56 57 edition of the M H S basketball team did surprisingly well consid ering pre season expectations After a slow start the basketeers captured third place in the Hockomoch League standings and advanced to the semifinals of the Bay State Tournament before finally succumbing to powerful Sharon For the second consecutive year the Hornets broke the team scoring record for a season by amass ing T260 points Two nndivtdual scoring records were also broken during the season John Pom frets 445 points broke Wilbur Johnsons thirty five year old record of 352 Geoff Stearns sophomore center became the highest scoring soph by pouring in 202 points Not to be neglected is the moving into the Top Ten All Time Scorers by senior John Todesco f239J Also over the hundred mark were Wally Bartlett H251 Roy Bolln H031 and Johnny Antosca flO3l Attleboro Sharon Attleboro Alumni Stoughton Foxboro Canton No Easton Westwood 59 Sharon SENIOR LETTERMEN Capta n John Pomfret Wallace Bartlett John Todesco Westo Bartlett Roy Bohn MANSFIELD VARSITY SCHEDULE Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Stoughton Foxboro Randolph Canton No Easton Westwood Bnst Ag tBay St J Ever Voc CBay St J Sharon CBay St J Mansfield 1260 Opponents 1234 ' . 56 , , . 69 ' . .66 , ,, ' 54 65 ' c . 58 ' 45 48 ' 87 ' 50 ' 37 ' 66 , ' 60 58 ' 53 . , , ' 72 59 ' 75 ,, . Mansfield 57 Randolph ,, 54 Mansfield ..,, 57 Abington QSO. Shorel ' ' H 54 , ,,,, . , ,,,, ,, , ,5l ' . . 67 ' . . . ,, ' J 48 . ..,.. .. ,.,.. 89 ' .66 . . . ' 72 ,.., H , ..,,, 59 ' . 22.54 . , ' . ,.., ,, . 74 S H CS fw- ybl r yllsrfff H-1 J , Kneelrng Captalnj Pomfret Left to right Coach W Sullivan R Bolm J Todesco G Stearns MMayaIl J Antosca Wally Bartlett Wes Bartlett Tfifff YN ifxtltf N'ii'!!5?,WY9 'wwf l RQ' Front left to nght J Wnlls J Reagan D Prasecku D Maxwell P DnGrrolamo R Sankey Back Coach J Parker R Santuccu K Pearce D Collmgwoocl W Gordon J Wolak L Cmellu xy!! ll L 7 Z . I r Q' 5,- , , - lf H l ' j ...QA ' na-I, , ff A I I i EFI, 5 ' -J uv- .2 Y at 5 ntxxib w B F I 1 Z lynx - . ' Ii Y xx N Y ' ll JS? , t U i xg V l 1 3 my 5 . xl! ., J 4'I ,?fw A J ff! Tj 'sf x 1,1 . we .iq ' ' gy V 2 I '-., If l , J 't ni1 if 'zt J A l' , ff if JN ' J V Y x V M 2' f , , V g , I ' 'xx V F rl A 1 I Y by J , ft , l X ., J . ' f N Y .. 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A ' J ' - l MANSFIELD VARSITY SCHEDULE Mansfield Alumni Mansfield Sharon Mansfield Foxboro Mansfield Norton Mansfield Attleboro Mansfield Sharon VARSITY SQUAD Front Co Captains Judy Briggs Nancy Ockert Back Coach Diane McCalIister Jane Kelley Natalie Brown Marilyn Coddnng Gail Dauphinee Katherine Pame Judy Cahill Mary Ann Martin Doreen Albertim Mary Lou Mei Jane Sheehan JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Front Co Captains Jeannine Bellavance, Susan Bartlett Back Coach Duane McCaIl1ster, Marne Santucci, Rosalie Freeman, Pat Collett, Pat Winton, Mary Jackson, Marion Gasson, Leslie Balch, Roberta Farinella Virginia Baldunl, Jean Houghton, Elaine Nordberg, Gail Lutton Varsity Totals: Mansfield ,.aa,.a,e,..aa,..,ea,, 343 Visitors eeeeaa,,ee...ee,,7eeeee E289 Varsity Average: Mansfield ,aaaaaaa.,,aa..aa,aaee 31 Visitors ea.....e,,e..eeeee.. 26 MANSFIELD VARSITY SCHEDULE Mansfneld I N Attleboro 2 Mansfield 21 Attleboro 25 Mansfield 32 Foxboro 38 Mansfield I8 N Attleboro 23 Mansfield 59 Norton 8 THE GREEN HORNETTES Despite a lot of practice and continued efforts, the Green Hornettes ended their season with but three victories against eight defeats. Those who rolled up the score for the gals were: Nancy Ockert, Natalie Brown, Doreen Albertini, Jane Kelley, Mary Ann Martin, Mary Lou Mei. The defenders were: Judy Briggs, Winky Paine, Marilyn Codcling, Gail Dau- phinee, Judy Cahill, and Jane Kelley. GREEN HORNETTES CVARSITYJ !Three Highest Scorers 1957 Seasonl Nancy Ockert-104 Natalie Brown-89 Doreen Albertini-80 GREEN HORNETTES UUNIOR VARSITYJ IThree Highest Scorers T957 Seasoni Marion Gasson-50 Pat Winton-27 Marie Santucci-024 SENIOR LETTER GALS Captain Nancy Ockert Captain Judy Briggs Kathy Paine , 1-ibn..- Manager E Marcheselh R Barul G Stearns R Clprlanl F Baldlm H Bohn B Jackson W Reynolds J Pomfret W Harlor L Cmellr C Dngnovannu J Todesco J Antosca W Bartlett R Blandon Coach W Sulhvan N Sawyer A Day R Sarro R Bohn J Palom A Sarro The 1956 Hornets pictured above copped the Hockamock League Champion shup We want to wlsh thus years edltlon of the squad equal success In defendmg the crown We are very sorry to report that due to the fact the 56 track men ran so fast and so often we were unable to snap a decent plcture of them We were able however to catch a few of them sleepnng Good Luck to 57 Cmdermen Janet Velletru Ida DePalma Mary Joan Palanza Kathy Vallett Claure Annese u Maureen Maxwell Duane Pomfret Sandra Baldunu Judy Santuccu Janue Ward u Our cheerleaders Jan Maureen Ida Duane Chuc Mary Joan Kathy and Judy are the gurls who stumulated the cheerung sectuon and our varsuty teams wuth the wull to wun Whether we wun or lose raun or shune these gurls are there pushrng forever onward Perfect co ordunatuon and precusuon tumung have made thus squad a snappy unut Thus won them turst pruze un the Canton Competu tuon 6 FWQ W6 CLASS HISTORY By MAUREEN MAXWELL ln September l953 we the class of 57 bravely entered our classrooms to be gun our Hugh School curruculum Wuth the help of our class advusors Muss Henchel and Muss Darmedy we elected our class offucers John Todesco was elected Presudent John Pomfret Vuce Presu dent Maureen Maxwell Secretary Dawn Bluss Treasurer As we were well satus fued wuth the class offucers they remauned the same all through our four years Shortly after school began we held our furst dance whuch helped to establush our treasury Our class was ably represented un boys sports by Nucholas Ball Wallace Bartlett Herbert Baptiste Weston Bartlett Roy Bolun Vuncent Brown Kenneth Cahull Ed ward Carl Ralph DuChuara Arthur Goodwun John Kaleta Davud Knowles John Pornfret Alan Selmanoff Edward Sheehy Ronald Tutus and John Todesco ln gurls basketball our honor was upheld by Juduth Bruggs Paulune Deltuno Nancy Ockert and the only gurl to become a cheerleader thus year Janet Velletru lt seemed that no sooner had we become Freshmen than ut was tume for us to gaun our new tutle of Gay Young Sophomores September l954 came very quuckly and with great prude and uoy we as Sopho mores entered the portals of our modern new Hugh School In one bug turmoul classes Mr Guuluanu became another of our class advusors Charles Dale Douglas Rathbun and Katherune Paune were added to our prevuous lust of athletes Two more gurls made the cheerleadung squad thus year lda DePalma and Maureen Maxwell At one of the seasons furst pep rallues our class won the cheerung contest thus earnung the tutle of the Loudmouths of MHS Almost ummeduately we chose committees for our Aprul and May dances Both turned out to be great successes socually and funancually Wuth the excutement of selectung our class rungs Graduation and the Receptuon our Sophomore year came to an end In September l955 we returned to Mansfueld Hugh School as confudent Junuors Wuth great antucupatuon we awauted the arruval of our rungs Thus year for class advusors we had Muss Henchel Muss Darmedy and Mr Sulluvan Wuth determunatuon our class began the unrelentung task of rausung funds toward one ultimate goal graduatuon To achueve thus we planned such prolects as our Food Sale Doughnut Druve and three dances all of whuch were very prosperous In addutuon to the other athletes of our class James Eastman uouned the football squad Elected to represent MHS at Gurls State were Maureen Maxwell representatuve and Katherune Paune alternate Muchael Martun and John Pomfret representatuve and alternate respectuvely, represented the boys Lorung Studuo was selected as our class photographer I I I I - . . I . . I : , 2 ' , - i ' , . i I I r 1 - I I . I . I U I - I U . I . I I . I I I I . ' I I ' I I ' I . l I I - I . ' we wandered through the seeming miles of corridors looking for our various , - , u , , I I ' I I ' I I I ' , I I . I I . . I . The annual event the Sensor Receptson was undertaken wsth great enthussasm The work done by the decoratsng commvttee Nancy Ockert and John Fernandes was greatly apprecnated on Prom nsght ln June upon the completson of another year we looked forward to our Sensor year wsth eagerness ln September l956 we knew at last the proud feelsng of walksng down the corrrdors of the Hsgh School as trsumphant Sensors Thss year we were under the supervssson of Msss Henchel and Mr Sullsvan Among our socsal events of the year we held our tradstsonal Welcome Fresh men Dance and also a Thanksgsvsng Dance Sweater Swssh Hobo Hop and Spaghetts Supper We were very happy to recesve our class psctures that arrsved lust sn tsme for Chrsstmas Early sn February try outs for the class play Rsng Around Elszabeth were held under the dsrectson of Mr DeCourcy Characters were portrayed as follows Elsza beth Ida DePaIma Ralph James Eastman Jennsfer Janet Velletrs Andy Weston Bartlett Lorette Nancy Pstman Mercedes Elszabeth Wrona Hubert Edward Carl Vsda Judy Brsggs Harriet Mary Pedsns Dr Hollsster Gordon Ennss The cast was well rewarded for thesr overwhelmsng performance by an snsplred audsence Another smportant productson of our Sensor year was the publsshsng of our year book wsth Mr Payden as our advssor Ruta DeClemente and Mschael Martsn were named co edstors Judsth Goyea was elected as the bussness manager At a Class Meetsng Mr Mushroe announced the honors for Graduatson and Class Day as follows Rsta DeClemente Judsth Goyea Nscholas Ball John Pomfret the Class Essayssts Lousse Mes Kathersne Pasne the Class Wsll Mschael Martsn the Class Prophecy and Maureen Maxwell the Class Hsstory John Pomfret one of our outstandsng athletes broke the all tsme record thss year whsch was held for thsrty fsve years by Wslbur Johnson As top scorer of MHS hrs basketball recoros ss now 377 however he no doubt wsll sncrease st sn the Bay State Tournament Many other honors were recesved dursng the year John Todesco Davsd Knowles John Pomfret and Mschael Martsn were selected as Junsor Rotarsans Kathersne Pasne was chosen for the D A R Rsta DeClemente and Judsth Goyea were chosen as honorary members of the New Century Club To represent MHS on Good Government Day Weston Bartlett was selected as representatsve wsth John Pomfret as hss alternate We chose for our class colors orchsd and whste flower orchsd and our class motto ss Out of School s Lsfe snto Lsfe s School Our last days flew by fslled wsth studies but we stsll had tsme for the trads tsonal Tramp Day and Bow Day whsch gave us many laughs Commencement exercsses were held on the followsng dates Baccalaureate Sun day June 9 Class Day June lO Graduatson Exerctses June ll and the Sensor Receptson June I4 Although June l5 brsngs to a close the hsstory of the Class of 1957 st leaves us wsth a treasure of many happy memorses and marks the begsnnsng of a new lsfe for us all 1 1 . 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I . . . . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' F 1 1 1 11 1 - - - 1 11 I . - 11 11 11 11 - 1 1 1 I 1 1 , . 1 CLASS WILL By LOUISE MEI and KATHERINE PAINE We the class of l957 Ieave to the underclassmen our VBTIOUS IdIosyncrasIes and odd mannerIsms BeIng of sound mund we have decIded to leave qulckly to prevent the danger of becomIng IndIan gIvers To Mr Anderson we leave the thought all work and no play makes MHS passe To Mr Mushroe and Mr Qualters we dedIcate our IBVOVIIS song Happy BIrth day' To the faculty we leave our hopes that someday they wIll have a full lunch perlod To the JunIors we leave all the SGDIOT prIvIIeges If you dont abuse them To the Sophomores we leave our hopes that they get a standard rIng To the Freshmen we leave our hopes that they mIght get a class trIp NIcky Ball leaves hIs IIttle red car to the FIsherRIchardson House In VISW of hIstorIcal Interest Eddy Sheehy leaves to try and COHVINCS Mr RIpley belIeve It or not Dawn Blnss leaves taklng wIth her that well known phrase Does anybody have hIs class dues? CharlIe Dale leaves wIth a mIne full of Ideas for ImprovIng the Navy Judy Anderson leaves her carefree ways to Maryann EffIcIency Expert Langdon Pat Chandler wIlls her mIschIef makIng Bblllly to that IIttle ole troublemaker EdIth AIIICTI MIke MartIn leaves hIs Immaculate appearance to Donald Spotless Spence VINNIE Brown leaves hIs theme Why hurry I have a lIfetIme ahead of me Judy BrIggs leaves her sports ablllly to Coach MarIlyn CoddIng John Comrade Kaleta leaves to take hIs place In the RussIan Army wIth JIm Eastmans letter of IntroductIon In no tIme John wIIl probably be RUSSIBS Lord HIgh ExecutIoner Arthur Goodwln leaves hIs success for coffee break routInes to the SDVIOUS teachers Barbara DePaIma leaves her duck taIl haIrcut to Lee Parham PaulIne DelfIno leaves her Iob as Colorguard CaptaIn to Mary Ann MartIn who wIll fIll the bIlI Paul CopparInI wIlls hIs tItle of StatIe to WIII Slattery who also covers a lot of terrItory Florence FrancIs leaves her C A P unIform to LeslIe Balch John Fernandes leaves to 'OID the MIckey Staff of Walt Dusney StudIos Johnny gauned hIs Bblllly by doIng portraIts Nancy Ockert leaves her basketball abIlIty to NatalIe Brown Warren Morse leaves hIs fondness for dear huntlng to John Falcone who IS also good at the sport Charles Farllng leaves for VIrgInIa where he IS sure to Wln hlS arguments I 1 ' 1 11 1 1 ' 1 1 11 . . ,, . . . , - 11 . . . . . , . , . . . . ,, 1 - 11 . . ,, . ,, . . . 11 - - 11 . . . . . . ,, . H 1 . . . . ,, ,, - - - 11 - - 11 1 1 ' . . . ,, ,, . . ,, ,, . . . . . , . . . . . , 1 . . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 . ,, ,, . . 1 Nancy Putman leaves her natural blonde haur to Vurgunua Baldunu Doug Rathbun leaves Judy Dean un the care of the underclassmen Bobbue Scarpellunu leaves her schoolbooks un exchange for cook books Nancy Maloon leaves quotung Brud us the staff of lufe Ronald Tutus leaves hus devotuon for Muss Mulot to Louus Garland Jean Mathews leaves her heught to Nancy Prescott Bob Morruson leaves hus accudent free record to Leon Grant wuth hopes that ut wull be always be free John Mahoney left lucky boy Mary Carune leaves Bull LeClaur to the wautung Sophomore gurls Joe Vucuno leaves hus respect for authoruty to Jummy Card Ruta DeClemente leaves her lust of addresses to any gurl who can keep more than one boy unterested Herbue Casanova Baptuste leaves hls brother to carry on the famuly tradutuon of beung MHS s buggest wolf Joyce Davudson leaves her talent for throwung successful partues to Joan Streeter Alan Selmanoff leaves hus fuve year Esquure subscruptuon to the school lubrary Bull E B Sheehan leaves hus enthusuasm for the munustry to any reluguous soul Remember E B practuce what you preach Judy Goyea leaves a bottle of aspuruns to next years Busuness Manager Roy Bolun leaves hus love for fruut especually dates to hus brother Ruchue Lee Hot Rod Kungsbury leaves the unsude track on Church Street to Karl Clemmey Carol Houghton leaves her thrullung excutung work at Woolworths to any energetic soul Nancy Reed leaves wuth the thought Duamonds are a gurls best fruend Ida DePalma leaves her Ipana smule to Carmen Bushop who wull put ut to good use Bernard Devune leaves hus quuet unassumung manner to Fred Wulls Ralph DuChuara leaves hus collectuon of sulk hurts to Jummy Goddard Bev Bruggs leaves her luttle green Ford to next year s Druvers Ed Classes nothung much worse can happen to ut anyhow Janet Shepardson leaves tape recordungs of her favorute works to Mr Gallo for use durung Musuc Deprecuatuon Week George Chop Chop Francus leaves hus bucycle to Elaune Pasquerullo un hopes that she can Improve on hus record Dotty Devune leaves her taxu servuce under Duck Blandorus management Bruce Beutell leaves hus sly grun to George Clayton Upper Jr who has one of hus own Rosalue Todesco leaves to gaun her MRS tutle , 11 ' 4 11 , . , . . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . . ,, ,, . . . . . . , . ., . . . , . . . . . ,, ,, . . . 1 1 ' 11 11 - - - . . . . , 1 - 11 - f 1 - 11 , . 1 , . 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' 1 ,, ,, . . . . . . 1 . . . . ., 1 -1 Mac Monstrous Leonard leaves has wannang ways wath the garls to Make Reagan Maureen Maxwell leaves her magnetac personalaty and socaabalaty to Honey Tessaer Mary Pedana leaves her ladylake manners and daanty ways to Margaret Gulan Gordon Ennas leaves to take a course an Advanced Spellung at Harvard l-le per fected thas art an Mass Hannon s Englash class Eddy Carl leaves has he man physaque to Bart Jackson Fran Chaves leaves to go Buck huntang Joan McRae leaves her quaet manners and theme Salence as Golden Sandra Chatterbox Shea Wally Bartlett leaves has square dancang abalaty to Coach Parsons wath has fervent washes that next year s class wall enaoy square dancang as much as he dad Gert Garraepy leaves Mr Payden the quotataon Never underestamate the powers of a woman Betty Fatz Wrona leaves her talkatave manner to that well known conversataon alast Jean Gulan Johnny Pomfret leaves has modest and unassumang manner to Tony Day Claare Annese leaves professaonal advace on handlang Junaor boys to Doreen Albertana Kenny Cahall leaves has astoundang scholastac record to Julaanna Kane who wall soon catch up to ham Arlene Speedy Lonergan leaves her front seat an Englash class to Tano DaGao vanna another of Mass Hannon s darlangs Jam Eastman leaves has skall at playang cards to Ball Harlor Judy Lovely leaves her sports enthusaasm to Judy Santucca whos been cheerang for years John Todesco leaves wath the advace Four presadentaal terms are enough Wes Bartlett leaves has allumanated halo to John Antosca hopang that he wall see the laght and get around as much as Wes dad Janet Velletra would leave her glasses but she cant see wathout them Davad Knowles leaves has breathtakang experaences durang Baology traps to anyone who as man enough to try them Albert Vascarda leaves has he man physaque to Bobby Beldana As for us we leave before our classmates decade to tear us lamb from lamb WITNESSES Elvas Presley Mackey Mouse Charles Van Doren Jayne Mansfaeld Alfred Hatchcock 11 11 - - - 4 - A . . . 1 - 11 11 1 - 11 - . 11 T 1 1 0 11 11 . , . . . . . . . ,, . 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CLASS PROPHECY OF 1957 By MICHAEL MARTIN The time is I968 and after my many years of dreaming about a trip to the Hawaiian Islands this dream is about to become a reality The taxi that is to take me to the station lust pulled up in front of the house and as I step into it l see the smiling face Paul Copparini Paul is doing very well since he now owns the only taxi company in Mans field As we drove down Main Street I noticed the office of Todesco and Carl It seems that John Todesco and Edward Carl have combined their fathers companies so that one builds the oil burners and the other keeps them supplied I also noticed DeCIementes Hat Shop run by the very capable Madam Rita Just as we neared the station I spotted three women pushing baby carriages I quickly recognized them as Roberta Scarpellini Geraldine Garriepy and Rosalie Todesco It seems that they now have nine children among them As I stepped inside of the station I said hello to station master Ron Titus and sat down to await my train My eyes quickly fell on the beautiful legs of the countrys most success ful model Ida DePalma who was waiting for the train to Boston In the course of our con versation I learned that Barbara DePalma was happily married and that Idas boss of all people was James Eastman head of a very successful model agency We both laughed when I happened to mention that Jim always had quite an eye for curves Finally my train to Providence arrived so I bid Ida goodbye and climbed aboard On the train I glanced through a magazine and spotted two articles which seemed very interesting The first was called Why I Defend High School Bands by Katherine Paine and the second Whats Buzzing in Hollywood by Beverly CCall me nosyj Briggs A the conductor came towards me I noticed that it was Bruce Beutell When I asked him whether or not my tickets were in order I wasnt too surprised when he answered yup the new TV comedy show Laugh With Warren Morse The title of the show struck me as very funny since that was all we did during our last four years of school with Warren The poster also stated that the writers of this comedy show were Judith Anderson and Pat Chandler When I entered the smoking car I noticed a man surrounded by reporters It was none other than Senator Herbert Baptiste the greatest orator in Washington One of the reporters Ralph DiChiara was in the process of asking him to whom he owed his success I was quite surprised when he answered I owe everything to my efficient secretary Miss Claire Annese Just then his barber Robert Morrison and his manicurist Carol Hough ton arrived and the news conference came to an end Soon my train arrived in Providence Station and I went directly to Information to ask on what track my train to New York was The sign on the desk read Miss Joyce Davidson She quickly told me on track 2 and I went immediately to my train As I sat down I glanced across the aisle and saw Mary Lou Pedini She told me that she was now married and lived in New York but was lust returning from visiting an old friend Jean Mathews who was married to her childhood sweetheart As the time passed on we found ourselves talking about our school days and our classmates Mary Lou mentioned that Fran Chaves owned a large theater in New York headlined by that well known strongman Albert fl let people tie me upl Viscardi I asked her if she had heard anything from her old school chum Judy Briggs and she told me that Judy was in Paris vacationing with her third husband The name of Betty Wrona came up and Mary Lou said that she was now working for the Voice of America She went on to say that the Russians are going haywire since it is one voice they cant shut out I decided that it was about time I did a little talking so I told her that three of our classmates were doing very well in Mansfield Joan McRae is the town Librarian and Arthur Goodwin and Lee Kingsbury are partners in a garage Lee wrecks the has ' ' , ' ' ' of , . . , I I ' - I i , . s On my way to the smoking car I happened to see a poster on the wall which was advertising , . f i ' I I I - , . cars and Arthur flxes them Before we knew rt the traun pulled Into Grand Central Statlon As I was getttng my luggage I happened to nottce two men ID Navy offrcers unlforms Sure enough It was Charles Dale and John Mahoney The unlforms sure dnd somethtng for them gudglng by the admlnng gurls surroundlng them I declded to walk down Broadway and as I dvd I qulckly saw a theater advertlsrng that sensatlonal movte Gentlemen Prefer Redheads starrlng Dawn Blass and Wes Bartlett Further on down the street I passed Selmanoff Studnos run by that expert photographer Alan Selmanoff Two of has prettiest subtects Maureen Maxwell and Janet Velletrr were gust now entertng hrs studros Stnce It was gettlng close to dlnner I asked a pollceman Douglas Rathbun If there was any place around where I could get a good meal He whole heartedly recommended Chops Place owned by George Francls whlch was lust around the corner The dtnner was very good and when I later talked to George I learned that hrs snster Florence was dotng very well as a secretary In one of New York s largest offices The next two days were spent stghtseelng I vlslted New Yorks Museum of Art run by that great lover of art Eddte Sheehy The museum was dtsplayung the works of that new modern palnter John Fernandes In talktng wtth Eddle I was a llttle unsteady when I learned that Kenny Cahlll was now teaching Engllsh at a Unuverstty Then I remembered that Kenny and Engltsh always dld have quite an attractuon On comlng out of the museum I notrced that there was an accldent across the street so I ran over Sure enough Joe Vtclno had rammed hrs new Buuck ports car unto a dress shop run by Nancy Maloon and Mary Carrne On my last day IH New York I was taken on a gulded tour of TWA by the Secretary to the vlce presldent of the company Judtth Goyea I was very glad to meet three of my former classmates pllots Davtd Knowles Malcolm Leonard and thelr pretty alrlrne hostess Paullne Delflno The follownng day I boarded my shtp and was greeted by Captaln Ntcholas Ball I never felt quite at ease when I learned that thus supposedly unsrnkable shup was desugned by archrtect Wally Bartlett Whale being conducted to my cabin I passed by Louise Mel s Beauty Salon where the shlps nurse Jan Shepardson was slttung under a dryer The next day I spent roaming the decks where I happened to meet Mr and Mrs John Pomfret Johnny dad very well by marrylng the daughter of a multl mllllonalre Also on deck was Arlene Lon ergan purchaslng agent for a huge puneapple plant un Hawan The entertarnment on board was very excntlng In the ftrst lounge petute Judy Lovely was gonng through her htlarlous comedy act Judy IS now takung the part based on the late Fanny Brlces character of Baby Snooks On the upper deck Gordon Ennus was glvlng a talk on taxes Gordon ts the only person altve who can assoctate taxes wlth laughter Later as I passed by the mann lounge I spied telephone operator Nancy Putman llstenlng In on the party lane Nancy told me that she could wrrte a book on some of the conversatuons that she has heard In the late after noon I was dlrected by the shlps social drrector Dorothy DeVlne to the gym operated by athlete Roy Bolrn Dottle who was always looklng for greener pastures had to settle for bluer seas Later I was told that gurls physucal education was taught by our own Nancy Ockert After a wonderful week aboard shlp we flnally arraved In enchantlng Hawau As I walk down the gangplank I see a lovely Hawanan malden comlng to bud me welcome, so I shall say farewell We wish to thank Mr Payden and all other members of the Yearbook staff for all their tame and efforts that went unto producung thus yearbook , , . , , , , , - 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I - - r , . , , - r . . C . , . r 1 1 , . . . . . . ., . , , . I f - , . - 1 . . . , - 1 . . , . . . 1 1 - r 1 . , . , 5 'fm Suv: 01? Pzcfprzou June 1756 HY i ,A V Tw 4. v 0 I A 1-L x A ., , fa, f 4343 QJlL1'f+ y I ' th X C 'v 'Q-I RING AROUND ELIZABETH Front, left to right: D. DeCourcey, Director, B. Briggs, L. Mei, J. Velletri, M. Pedini, J. Briggs, B. Wrona, N. Pitman, I. DePaIrna. Back: Wes Bartlett, J. Eastman, E. Carl, G. Ennis, N. Ball. Ring Around Elizabeth was presented on April A and 5 and was received by a very enthusiastic and 90 JIM and IDA BETTY and JAN , I f 'T' x y appreciative audience. J WES and JAN IDA and BEV f 2 f jfj,,A.' L' . f 3' I ff., 1 mr.. . V I G. Ennis, J. Pomfret, W. Bartlett, M. Martin, E. Sheehy, M. Leonard. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY On March 8, a student from every city in Massachusetts will attend Student Government Day at the State House. Weston Bartlett will represent Mansfield and John Pomfret is his alternate. Certain students are chosen for official positions and preside over the meeting. This gives the future citizens an opportunity to un- derstand the function of state government. The platforms of the candidates helped the students determine who they wanted to reprnsent them. WECJON BARTLETT-REPRESENTATIVE L will vote yes on the Junior College at U. of Mass. I will vote no on the TX, sales tax. I will vote no on raising the drivers' age to eighteen. JOHN PONIFRET-ALTERNATE I would advocate a TX, sales tax in the present state income tax. I would not favor the reducing of voting age to eighteen. I would like to see licenses for automobiles remain at sixteen. Also, I would like to reduce insurance rates for automobile owners under twenty-five. GORDON ENNIS I would favor reducing the gasoline tax. I think the state should enlarge its conservation program. I am in favor of having more state parks and beaches. I think that the automobile rates for owners under twenty-five should be reduced. MALCOLM LEONARD I think that the voting age should be lowered to eighteen. I favor keeping the age for drivers' licenses at sixteen. MICHAEL MARTIN I would like Mansfield and other communities to have a Teenage Canteen. EDWARD SHEEHY I would like to start a Junior R.O.T.C. in high school. Automobile insurance rates for owners under twenty-five should be reduced. I would like to see a state aid set up for students to further their education. , M..,.L, w5k,lf,,, .W 1 fa f.,, 2 Q 91 N194 Q hi ,WW :fa Y .,..yy N,,, ,H if vw 4 ywvgf , JS4 Ag Agn T gg. U65 1 ff 4 I 4' 4' seg 14 'fu A n wx ,- ,W MQW? 'Wi ' A 1 W , ww Q. 1,3 Q fii:-PZSYA ,,, .V .fx wf, ' ' Q THE r nz- 'V I , -1, 2' - as 01' weak! f I Q p tfgifjii -1,,,,,.,.-g. ...W ir viikwih' r .Vw I ....,,.,if Ti? 1, - 3 . 9 wi' . 41'V - - .1- A 1 nm QE M, if ' I LX , X ,, , 1 s. ',- f. 2 L3 v if ' ' lv f , I ' 0 154 Y 5' A qi X U , 1 1, , ,fn 'THE L.lNc0P1 J X EH? 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W W mf 0 MANSFIELD BLEACHERY Complimen+s of Complnmenfs of S W CARD MFG CO Dlvlslon of Unlon Twlsi' Drill Co MANSFIELD MASS MANUFACTURERS Oul Gasoline and Sep+c Tanlcs Tanks of Every Descnphon Mscellaneous Plafe Work Mansfield Massacl1useH's Complumenfs of BAY STATE TAP AND DIE COMPANY I1 MfdED92I MANSFIELD CHOCOLATE COMPANY QUALITY CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS S 90 Mansfie d, Mass. 5 NI E I Y I P, Telep one ans ie 89 YV ' Mansfield, MBSSBCIIUSSIIS ince I 3 CompIlmen+s of CLAIRE S DANCE STUDIO Home OF THE Anlsrocrms DON CURRIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY I06 No Mann S+ Tel ED 97I4I Flrsi' In Savings Unsurpassed In Servlce PH MORINI s X up SUPER MARKET Impor+ecI and Domeshc QUALITY FOODS Esfabllshed I9 I 7 KIRLEY COAL 81 SUPPLY CO. Wesi' Church S+. Mansfield Phone ED. 9 2955 or 9 2956 SHELL HEATING OIL BLUE COAL WALTHAM, WINKLER WOOD, OIL BURNERS ELECTRIC FURNACE MAN STOKERS I C , 5 - Q I I 5 I I I I 2 I I Insurance of All Kinds gl o n u Q n ll I f If-'I ' I . I as 4: L. G. BALFOUR CO. AH'Ieboro, Mass. Co pl menfs f THE HERBERT E KING AGENCY CHARLES A WHEELER GENERAL INSURANCE N r+h M S+ I TI Ed 99899I TI Ed 998992 Compl menI's MANSFIELD NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION INSURANCE AGENCY N MANSFIELD Ed 92500 Ed 9260! m i o 206 o ain reeI' Mansfied. Mass. e. . - e. . - I of eld F. E. wlLLs Insurance-Real Esfafe 244 o. Main Sf. One STANDARD METAL PRODUCTS INC SHERWOOD SILVER COMPANY MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS C S LORD PHG Rgh Th REXALL S+ opI I FAIRFIELD OPTICAL COMPANY E G SHERMAN 81 SON FUNERAL HOME 55N M I Manufadurers of Silverplafed Holloware Q I I O . e . P arm. Prescrip+ion Pharmacisf e ore C m imen s of CompIimen+s of o. ain S+. 'MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL LIGHT AND POWER DEPARTMENT An Induspensable Service af a Reasonable Cos? OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE TOWN FOR THE SOLE BEN FIT OF THE TOWN There IS a CLEAT 'XX' If or every baseball shoe f w x 'X RICHARDSON cIea+s a e fo nd on 'rhe very besf profess onal hoe and aII g ades do n 'Io 'Ihe real sand Io+I'e A a lable n s es and F1 se eral grades shapes and s+yIes The Sfandard Wherever Baseball rs Played CHARLES A RICHARDSON INC ESTABLISHED I853 00 I HIGHEST DIVIDENDS RETURNED YOUR SAVINGS THE MANSFIELD CREDIT UNION F II d MANSFIELD MASS HAW S SPORTING GOODS MANSFIELD MASS I+ Pays +o PIay We Ex+end Our Smcere Bes+ WlsI1es Io +I1e CIass of I957 THE RECORD SHOP JETYUSOHS Radio TeIevuslon Appluances SALES SERVICE Te ED 92I9I N M PRODUCTS INC TELEVISION APPLIANCES Re +aI T ol PAINT AND WALLPAPER Te ED 9 2I I2 Wa+cI1es Dlamonds Jewelry SlIverware Fine Wa+cI1 CIocIc and Jewelry Repalrmg TIED9 0 235 NO MAIN ST MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Compllmenis of CLARE L EHRLICH Insurance CORNER FLOWER SHOP Bes'r Wishes and a Successful Career Io Members of +I1e Class of 57 W DAVID SULLIVAN Proprlefor 324 Norfh Mann S+ree+ TeI ED 9 2732 ROSE GARDEN RESTAURANT Ca+ermg 'Io Parhes for AII Occaslons Hors D oeuvr s for Your Home Pariy Rou+e IO6 MANSFIELD MASS ON a+ Odd e ows Buil ing H ' ' 5 I. - 245 0. ain SI. T MODERN HOME SPIER THE JEWELER 0 S e. -7I0 I. - . ' ' 5 . . yd' C TORRANCE FURNITURE COMPANY ED 9-2772 CompIlmenI's COMPO CHEMICAL COMPANY INC MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS CompIlmen+s of CARBONETTI S MARKET Tel ED 9 7623 FREE DELIVERY POP KIRLEY COAL AND ICE CO OII Burners CoaI Coke and FueI OII T I1 9 8488 Besi' Washes Io 'I'I1e Class of I957 SUNRISE BARBER SHOP 2 I 0 RUMFORD AVENUE THE GUILD DUCK FARM S+ Dressed Ducks m Season Compllmenfs COSMOPOLITAN BAKERY P MANSFIELD CENTRAL MARKET uaIl'ry Mea+s and Provlslons 3I N M S+ TI ED 9 62 SANNIE S Where MansfueId S+yIes Begun of , SI1awmuI' Ave. elep one - ' of Mill reef EAST MANSFIELD A. BIELAN AND SONS, Propriefors . Phone Orders Given Pro er AHen+ion I Q O 0 D o. ein . e. -75 Complimenfs of BROCKTON TAUNTON GAS COMPANY CATALANO'S, INC. I96 Nor+I1 Main S+ree+ Ed 92642 TONY'S MOTOR SALES Mansfield Avenue Norfon MAZZINI CAFE 425 No Mann SI' ORDERS TO GO STEAK AND PIZZA EVERY NIGHT HATHEWAY 81 PATTERSON CO INC P O Box I77 MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS LESLIE A EAMES AGENCY Real Es'ra+e Tel Ed 9 79I3 Compllmenfs of MANSFIELD MILLING COMPANY FERNANDES SUPER MARKETS N+ N+hE+ E+Bdg+ RANDOLPH YARN 81 GIFT SHOPPE Yarns and Unusual Grffs l ' ' ll I I or on-- or as on- as ri ewa er THE MANSFIELD PRESS C pl I A MANSFIELD INSTITUTION SINCE l873 LAST MINUTE 68 NEWS A iw CARL OIL HEAT COMPANY Equipped BeHer +o Serve BeHer OLD COLONY DINER Old C Io y Ro CI MANSFIELD MASS HERCULES POWDER COMPANY P SYNTHETICS DEPARTMENT CompIimen+s of SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. CATALOGUE OFFICE 269 No. Main S+ MANSFIELD. MASS. Tel. ED 9 29I I Wi+I1 om e e Facilifies for 'rhe Produc+ion of Commercial. Social and Book Prinfing ETA, 1 W , X CompIimen+s of o n a Complimenfs of Incor ora+ed MUSTO S BEAUTY SALON Compllmenfs SARRO S MARKET MEATS eRocERlEs PRovnsloNs ED 9745I N M Compllmenfs of MURT AND O MALLEY MO 97 Gasoline Compllmenfs JOSEPH S BEAUTY SALON N POMFRET LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS O Iy D ALPHONSE TARTUFO JOSEPH FALOTICO W C FULLER CO INC Mansfield Mass HARDWARE FURNITURE 363 No Mann Tel ED 9890! y G HARDWARE STORE LUMBERYARD W bb PI MANSFIELD LUMBER COMPANY Mansfield Tel ED 9 8928 9 8929 Compllmenfs of STERLING MANUFACTURING + CI1 MANSFIELD MASS TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT f 7 V DECLEMENTE 8: SON The Mosf Complefe Family Sfore in Town WHERE QUALITY REIGNS CARLTON M BRIGGS RANGE AND DEALER OI'- TeI ED 9 2IO7 II50 Wesf Sf Mansfield S of I Tel. - 457 o. ain Sf. , of l 28I o. Main Sf. Mansfield MansfieId's n ry Cleaning Planf Phone ED 9-8833 Qualif oods-Fair Prices ' Down e ace Wes urch Sf. i - ' Makers of Besf of Luck fo Class o '5 CompIlmenI's of RICCO S BARBER SHOP Tel Ed 9 257I Comphmenfs of CATALONI S SALES AND SERVICE INC Compllmenfs of THE MANSFIELD CO OPERATIVE BANK MORSE 81 FORRESTER GENERAL STORE o PAINES CORNER WATERMAN S TAXI DEPOT SOUARE MANSFIELD Tel Ed 97533 D 81 M SUPPLY INC MANSFIELD MASS Tel Ed 9293I RETAIL LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS JOHN S BEAUTY SALON 242 No Mann S+ TeI Ed 9 2440 Compllmenis of FONTNEAU 81 FORBES INC EIecI'rlcaI Con'rracI'ors + MANSFIELD MASS EUGENE F BRITTON Con+rac+or and Builder 430 S Tel Ed 9800I MANSEIELD MASS CompIlmenI's of W L STEARNS 81 SON Es+abIlsI1ecI I873 STATIONERS NEWS DEALER I . Open Daily 7:3 'Io 9:00 Including Sunday Complimenfs of 395 Oakland S+. I ' . I . ' . ' I3I Branch S . o. Main S+. . 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