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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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G 0 ' X 1,0 e XX',b00X ','X ' X-1 XX 0. ' Q XX, '0 ' X XX X,0t0Q0o.X Q xx X at' -X-X9 0. Amrtant Prmczpal J Memzge As 1nd1v1duals our strength IS httle co1lect1vely lt IS great In the future as 1n the past our col lectxve strength can turn the course of events ln any dxrectlon Thns IS an obl1gat1on that we all must share as part of our herltage There IS however another obhgatron and that 1S the obhgatron whrch the school owes to you Schools are nexther bulldlngs nor teachers play grounds nor equnprnent Schools are places xn whxch we l1ve durmg an xmportant perrod ln our llves and a school IS rated by the contnbutnon of those who 11ve and have lrved nn xt If Mansfreld Hxgh School IS a good school lt IS because of what you are and what you are to be 1n the future I feel that Mansfneld Hrgh School IS a good one and for that I am grateful to ,ou eww lui-KG JOSEPH A. AMBERS THOMAS BALLERINO ALICE R. BEARCE Science, Mathematics English, Social Studies Home Economics Boston College, B.S. Suffolk University, A.B., A.M. Framingham State Teachers' Col- MARY I COOK Social Studies Wheaton College AB Boston University Graduate School M MARY E DRISCOLL Business Boston University B S S lege, B.S. 911 ulfy af Man held Ju' gh School I 960 OI-IN E DUNN WILLIAM A EASTMAN Science Mathematics Industrial Arts Boston University BS State Training Course for Voca tional Teachers I O .. ,..S , A.. BEVERLEY C ENGLEHARDT Glrls Physrcal Educatxon Unnerslty of New Hampshlre B S ALBERT GOETZ Industrnal Arts Boston State Teachers College B S 1n Ed EDA C FIORETTI RN School Nurse Mount Auburn HOSP1l3l JAMES L GALLO Instrumental Muslc Supervxsor Boston Umvers1ty BMEd DIANE E GRANT CLAIRE S GULAN Engllsh Lxbrarlan Colby College BA Mount St Vlncent BA S1mmons BS ln L1b Sc MILDRED L HANNON MARTHA L HANSEN Engllsh Guxdance Remednal Readmg Radcllffe College A B A M Jackson College BA Tufts Um VCISILY M ln Ed E EDWIN HARSCH Sclence Mathemaucs Umverslty of Kansas BS 1n Ed ' . . , . . . , ... arm sw! . l ' .' .. , I l .,...x rv-5 - q ,., ,A - , ..3 - , .. . FLSA H HENCHEI. Salem Teachers College BS n Boston Un1vers1ty M m Ed LILLIAN A KERWIN Sclence Rhode Island Normal School 'Quan vm- ROCCO LIBERTINE Englrsh, Social Studies Brrdgewater State Teachers College, B S rn Ed THEODORE F JAROSZ Englrsh Socral Studres Rhode Island College of Educatron Ed B HENRY A LEMIEUX Gundance Dlrector Umversrty of Montreal BA Boston College MA RICHARD P LOMBARDI Enghsh, Soclal Studxes Brxdgewater State Teachers College, B S ln Ed KW ie 45' JAMES J KELLY Superwsor of Physrcal Educatron Boston College PhB M m Ed ROBERT J LEMIEUX Latm French Assumption College BA NORMAN LONG Engllsh, Socnal Studres Northeastern Unrversrty, BS R ': ' ' I K . M I . -g we . K 4 l gy I T7 4 J 3 , .,:- f, a s 'I of 6 .. :Af . 1 1 ,. ,E I 31-47 if .1 ' . . l ,SW , I I ' 3 .fs .Vg 3 V, - f ,f,s . . , .. . 1 . 3 I V . Ed.g , . . , , , . ., . . , . . , U , . .g , - - , . . I2 'W RLTH MacINDEWAR Art Department Mass School of Art B S JAMES K NERNEY Englxsh Unrversxty of Notre Dame AB Boston College ROBERT H PAYDEN Socral Stuclxes Farmmgton State Teachers College Lourslana State Lnnersrty Bos ton LTHISSISIIY BS AIN ALICE D MILOT Mathematlcs College of New Rochelle B MARIE G MURPHY French Regls College BS BA NICHOLAS I CNEILL Chernxstry Geometry Stoneh11l College A B FRANCESE V PEARCE Busmess Amerrcan Internatronal College BS rn Commercxal Tramlng WILLIAM T PARSONS Physlcal Educatron Boston Lrmerslty BS rn Ed MEd DAVID F PIERCE Brology Brown Ln1sers1ty PhB Boston LTHIYCISHY EdM fs , I' Src' , , . , ! 7 5 3 - , '- MARY SHAHEEN Vocal Music oston Lnnersity BM Ed f WILLIAM J SULLIVAN JR Science Mathematics Fordham University Bridgewater State Teachers College BS M BERTRAND J THERIAULT English Social Studies Providence College BA DOROTHY L TUFTS CATHERINE M VERZOLA Mathematics English Bates College BA Wheaton College AB CAROLINE WALSH Guidance Counselor Boston University, B.S.g Bston Col- lege, M.E. MARGARET E. WELCH Social Studies Boston University, B.A. K2 MILDRED M. WHITMORE Home Economics Framingham State Teachers College SENCNQQ3 x 2 2 5 N W M M1f 1 I MQ tain Glee Club, 1 Accompanist 2, 3 Tatler 2 Girls' Sextet 2, 3 Junior Red Cross 1 Mixed Glee Club 1 Driver Education 4 J I Gerry Commercial GERALDINE D ALLARD Gentleo fpeefla berze zrzen 0 mind THU61' 1 2 Reception Usher Dru er Education 4 C1355 Play Usher QUIET Always working diligently Her efficient charac ter is envied by the business department Friendly Easy goin Gerry ful Eleanor ii Scholastic Achievement Carol College CAROL A. ALESSANDRI Cbeerfz1l11e,ff and frieudrlaip flatbed in dependabililyn National Honor Society President 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Advertising Co-Chairman Yearbook, Advertising Co-Chairman Class Prophecy FASHIONABLE. A lover of music-Constant worrier Smiling every minute-Thoughtful Carol. 3 Eleanor Commercial ELEANOR C ANDRADE T1 utb zf beauty and beauty zr truth 'fader Reception Usher Ednor 4 Driver Education 5 AMIABLE Humorous With a song in her heart Help .. ,, ff ' ' ' If f f f f f - , i y ,y . 7. . . ll Y! ' If I ' ' , ff' , 1 in 2, i iz 7 C. Anita College ANITA M. ARAYAS To he happy and gay, ye! liked by all, ix an accomplifhment few alrairzf' Scholastic Achievement Drill Team 2 Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4 J.V. Basketball 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Future Nurses 1, 2 Class History National Honor Society 5 Vice President 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Properties Yearbook, Advertising C0-Chairman Driver Education 3 RELIABLE. An ardent worker-Friendly to everyone-An ever sweet disposition-Comely Anita, uhm., me? Student Council 1 j.V. Football 1, 3 Football 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Gym Club 1, 2, 5, 4 FRIENDLY. A Well-known for talking jim, ,Ml ., ,1 S W 13 ,W x ': : f if at 551531 1 . ,ig ,g,,,,r',1,,, Bob College ROBERT G. BALDINI H e that mischief halcheth, mifchief catrhethf' Band 1, 2 Science Club 4 Gym Club 1, 2 Reception Decorations Exhibition 1, 2 Class Play Prompter Driver Education 4 WITTY. Loves those English classes-Has a tongue like a whip-Enjoys that I don't care attitude-Little Bob. College JAMES L. BALDINI Happy am I, from rare I'm free, why calf! they all he fontelzted like Exhibition 1, 2, 4 Reception Decorations Class Play Executive Yearbook Advertising Class Vice President 1, 3, 4 popular guy with a swell personality- class leadership-Loves sports-Double Corty CORTLANDT BELLAVANCE Fair if Foul, and Foul ir Fczirf' Band 1, 3 Music Appreciation 1 Student Govt. Rep. BOLD. Always there with a ready reply-Authority on Science Fiction-Our Politician, Corty. Sid General SIDNEY A. BALLOU If af firil 3011 110117 mrreed, do if lomorroun Y0ll,1'6 made enough 7lZfJlc1k6J lodayf' Band 1, 2, 3, -I Class Play, Advertising j.V. Basketball 2, 3 Projector Club 4 Music Appreciation 1 Reception, Decorations SERIOUS. Doesn't care much for the College English class-Enjoys a good time, especially the night life-Smiling Sid College Class Play, Ushers Co-Chairman Yearbook, Senior Biog. Roberta College ROBERTA L. BIELAN He who talkr much myy many foalirb ll:if1gf. Scholastic Achievement Glee Club 2 Dramatics 2, 3 Junior Red Cross 1 Mixed Glee Club French Club 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Advertising Yearbook, Biography Co-Chairman Essayist STUDIOUS. Is a budding chemist-Quiet in her ways- Will make excellent teacher-Sincere Roberta Sonny Industrial Arts HAROLD BISHOP You're only young once. why not live n Hilfe? Football 2 Reception, Decoration Gym Club 1 Class Play, Scenery Science Club 4 Driver Education 4 FUN LOVING. One of the ship? boys-Sometimes a. pest to teachers, but it's all in fun- echanical Sonny. Ralphie General RALPH E. BLACKADER Let uf bare wine and uvnzen mirllz and lau hier' Sermony an ' 1 g 1 Alba-Sellzer, lbe day aflerf' Science Club 4 Class Play, jeff Reception, Decorations Dl'iV6l' E'2ll1C3tl0fl MISCI-IIEVOUS. Well-known to his classmates-A fine sense of humor-Has a way with the girls-Well-mannered Ralphie. Dave Commercial DAVID N. BLACKF ORD Surrey comer 10 one who u'aitJ. Band 1, 2, 5, 4 Reception, Tickets Art Club 1 Class Play, Tickets Tri.M Society 3, 4 Yearbook, Advertising Science Club 2 Dance Band 3, 4 QUIET BUT FRIENDLY. Plays a hot trombone-Likes the Band and the Cafeteria lunches-Easy-go-lucky Dave, Sandy SANDRA A. BRAVETTI Why be diragreeablep with a little more effort, you fan be 4 real Jtinkerf' Glee Club 3 Art Club 1 Dramatics 1 UNASSUMING. Carefree-With undying wit-Naive and whimsical-Happy Sandy. ' 'Dave' ' Commercial DAVID R. BLENKHORN D0z1't from the bridge till you rome to it. Science Club 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Advertising SOCIABLE. Admirer of the opposite sex-Time weighs heavy on his hands-Outspoken Blinky. Commercial Tatler 1 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Usher Pat Commercial PATRICA A. BREEN You mfft beat the Irish. Scholastic Achievement Reception, Advertising Glee Club 5, 4 Class Play, Usher Art Club 2 Yearbook, Art and 1 Ph0t0gfaPhy Class Will junior Red Cross 1 CONSIDERATE. Always friendly with never an unkind word spoken-Has an artistic nature-Attentive Pat. Ray Industrial Arts RAYMOND H. BRIGGS Gerling up in lbe morning, Hay in one plane. Student Council 4 Dance Band 3, 4 j.V. 3 Reception, Music Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Cast Dramatics 2 Samuel Music Appreciation 1 HELPFUL. The class wanderer-A good musician--AL 3 ways on responsible committees-Works like a beaver-Re liable Ray, Fred Commercial FREDERICK C. BRONVN He ir quiet, be if shy, but therelf mifrbief in his eye. Gym Club 1, 2 Woodworking Club Exhibition 1, 2 COMPETENT. One of our quieter classmates-A good mechanic-Is girl shy-Industrious Fred. Sue Commercial SUSAN M. BROWN Great things are made from :mall ll9il1gJ'.n Drill Team 1, 2, 5 Girls' Gym Club 1, 2, J.V. Basketball 1 Exhibition 1 Boosters 3, 4 Driver Education -1 Dramatics Reception, Usher Future Teachers of America 1 Class Play, Make-up Secretary to Director FRIENDLY. A carefree manner-Peppy bundle of fun- . , . ,, H' . Shortest member of our class-Pleasmg ' Susie. M Army Band 1, 2, 3 j.V. Football 1 j.V. Basketball 1, 2, 5 J.V. Baseball 1, 2 Football 5, 4 Basketball 4 Yearbook, Publicity Enjoys a laugh-Amiable Army, Roger Industrial Arts ROGER E. CARDIN ' Dorff le! your fludief interfere ufitla your school life. Gym Club 4 Projector Club 1 Class Play, Scenery DORMANT. One of the shop boys-Always ready for a prank but quiet in class-Shows ability with cars-Cynical Roger. Russ school system-Calm Russ Commercial ARMAND BRUNELLE, Sincere and modest, .rficcetrf if for himf' Baseball 3, 4 Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Exhibition 1, 2 Science Club 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Advertising JOVIAL. Even tempered-Loves sports-Always alert- General RUSSELL M. CHRISTIAN Good izoiure if the origin of iz good mind. Football 5 Driver Education 4 Mechanical Drawing 4 WITTY. Always happy and carefree-Hates English Classes-Loves oratorical contests relating to the public 'I Jmile for the Jake of Jmilizzg and laugh for no reafozz at all. john College JOHN L. CIPRIANI A man of few wordr but many tlJouglJlJ. Scholastic Achievement Reception, DCC0f21fi0l'l j.V. Baseball 1, 2 Class Play, Publicity Art Club Yearbook, Co-Editor-im Boys' Gym Club 2, 5 Chief Exhibition 2 Math Club 4 Driver Education 3 Class History FRIENDLY. Loves those chemistry experiments-Shy with the girls-Intelligent Cipf' Scholastic Achievement Student Council 3 Vice President 4 j.V. Basketball 1, 2 Track 2 Boys' State SERENE. A great asset to the basketball t all-A good student-Lanky Chester Sandy Business SANDRA M. COOPER Exhibition 1 Tatler 2 Reception, Decoration Class Play, Usher Yearbook, Photography and Art Club 1 Student Council 5, 4 Drill Team 1, 2, 3 Color Guard 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Gym Club 1, 3 Mixed Glee CO-OPERATIVE. Always contributing her share-Full of funny stories-Roller skating enthusiast-Congenial Sandy 'il Dave College DAVID A. COLLINGWOOD A good Jporl and good at Jportff' Football 2, 4 Basketball 3 Co-Captain 4 Track 3, 4 Science Club 4 Reception, Ticket Chairman eam-Liked by Mary College MARY A CROTTY Plearzne and laughter Ilya! J what I m after Reception Decoration Class Play Cast Lilly Belle Future Nurses 1 Exhibition 1 Drill Team 1 2 Color Guard 3 Captain 4 Glee Club 1 2 Boosters 4 COMICAL As casual as the day goes by thats Mary liorexer Marching Onward Unforgettable as Lily Belle Light hearted Mary Scholastic Achievement Boosters 4 Tatler 2 Business Manager Drner Education Future Teachers of America 1 SINCERE Enthusiastic personalitv Dave Industrial Arts DAVID N. CRAIGE Look forward, Pff7leCtor Club 1 Reception, Decoration Science Club 2 Mechanical Drawing 4 AMIABLE. Considerate to all-Seems bashful, but we wonder?-Easy going Dave, Kathy Commercial KATHLEEN A CRUQER We I6 dafzrzzzg on a zolcafzo Reception Adw ertising Manager Class Play Cast Mrs Paddy Yearbook Business Staff Student Goxt Candidate Betty Crocker Homemakmg Avg ard Friendly disposition Our talkatiwe Mrs Paddy Ambitious Kathy -Q U rr I . v Y 1 1: , . , x a . .. - is a Y . s . 7 - bv- .- - u U U H - 1 L.- rr '. ' , 1: v V . . y .. ., K 7 V Y . A v ' , . jk - Y - - Q- N Gerry GERALDINE V. CUTILLO lVb0 me? I did11't.ray anything. Drill Team 2, 3 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Prompter MISCHIEVOUS. Likes Rock 8: Roll-Always in the center of laughter-Inquisitive Gerry. Joan JOAN M. DELLIACANO Iloz1etlJelife I live. Drill Team 1, 2, 3 -I.V. Basketball 1 Softball 1, 2 Boosters 3 President 4 IOVIAL. Comical antics-Friend to jokes-Easy going joan, General Boosters 2, 3 Vice President 4 Pete, College PETER M. DCGEROLAMO W01'k together and win. Track 2, 3, 4 Gym Club 1 Science Club 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Executive Yearbook, Class Editor Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1 J.V. Basketball 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3 Captain 4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 BEST ALL-AROUND. An asset to any class-A great leader and athlete-Well-liked by all-Likeable Pete General Gym Club 1, 2 Exhibition 1, 2 Reception, Tickets Class Play, Miss Willie Boston Ballroom 4 all-Forever telling Ron Col lege RONALD A DESANTIS Notlazng rr rel am bu den la and taxe: JV Baseball 1 2 3 Reception Advertising JV Basketball 3 Class Play Advertising Future Teachers of America 4 Yearbook Advertising UNCONCERNED Yawns his way through many a class Enjoys sports Reserved Ronnie Stan College STANLEY D DI LL Earnest and dzlzgent .rurcerr I5 1915 Band 2 Gym Exhibition 1 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Class Play Makeup Gym Club 1 2 Trackl 2 3 4 Captain 3 Co-Captain 4 SPORTS MINDED. Likes working out in the gym-Out standing athlete-Likes those small cars- MG Dill. Barbie College BARBARA O. DONLAN Cert la 1fie. ' Scholastic Achievement Student Council 1, 2 Future Nurses 1 Treasurer 3 Gym Club 2 Secretary 4 EXl'lllJill0I1 1 Cheerleader 2, 5 Reception, Decoration C0.CaPgain 4 Class Play, Mrs. Savage J.v. Basketball 1 Yearbook. Biography Boosters 4 Driver Education 4 PEPPY. Full of energy-A great cheerleader and sports enthusiast-Neat dresser Barbie Tommy College THOMAS F. DONLAN Live for fbe Pf9J:?71f.H J.V. Football 1, 2 Science Club Exhibition 2 Secretary 2 Electronics Club 2 President 4 TICQSUIS1' Reception, Decorations Student Govt. Candidate Class Play, Advertisement JOVIAL. Never at a loss for words-One of the easy-going members of our class-Friendly and likable nonchalant Tommy, Bobbi College ROBERTA N. FARINELLA A liltle .rweet and a liitle Jpice, make live combimzlion rery nite. Scholastic Achievement National Honor Society j.V. Basketball 1, 2 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Reception, Decoration Softball 1, 2, 3 Class Play, Make-up Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Advertisement Music Appreciation 1 Driver Education 3 Band 1, 2 Essayist ATHLETIC. Bobby has athletic ability beyond compari- , son-ls a very casual dresser-Also has a pleasant Way and a pleasing smile-Peppy Bobbi, Sandy College R. SANDRA FERRULO M1zm1er, 7101 gold, if u'0mau'5 b?Jfdd0l'l1lI16lIf.H Scholastic Achievement Reception, Advertising Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Usher Tatler 2 Driver Education QUIET. Demure but friendly--Has pleasant ways which everyone notices-Likable Sandy, If ..Ray,, RAYMOND H. FIORE He may look quiet but look agai71. Science Club 2 Electronics Club 2 PLEASANT. Always neat in appearance-Another one who likes to spend his spare time hunting and fishing- Pleasing personality-Friendly Ray. Bill General WILLIAM E. FIELDING Take it ar it comer. Science Club 2, 4 Reception, Decorating CAREFREE. A sharp dresser-Good looking-Likes to have a little fun now and then-Enjoys hunting and fish- ing-Casual Bill, College Reception, Decoration Woodworking Club 4 Bruce College BRUCE FLETCHER lVlJy hurry, I have a whole lifetime. Music Appreciation 1 SILENT. Takes life casually-Enjoys living it up now ancl then-Knows a lot about cars-Pleasant to speak to Bruce. Bill College WILLIAM L. FOSTER Whal me worry? That lookf like work. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Exhibition 1, 2, 3 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 1 Gym Club 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Advertisements UNPREDICTABLE. Blushes and lights up very easily- Happy-go-lucky-Anchored down the position as center last fall for M.H.S.-All around good guy Bill, Scholastic Achievement Student Council 1 Band 1, 2 j.V. Basketball 1, 2 Basketball 3, 4 Class History PLEASANT. Very pleasant personality Marion Dickie College RICHARD P. GEMINIANI E1ferytbing'.f 4 breeze with me f Gym Club 1 Class Play, Advertising Science Club 2, 4 Assembly Council 2 FRIENDLY. Always ready to argue a point-Mansfield High School's answer to Bret Maverick-XVell-liked-Good hearted Dickie, Marion College MARION C. GASSON She is very nice lo look at bu! nicer to know. Softball 1, 2, 3 Music Appreciation 1 Reception, Executive Class Play, Executive Committee Yearbook, Girls' Editor Class Treasurer 1, 2, 5, 4 neat dresser in stylish clothes-Her will always be remembered-Likable Fred Commercial FREDERICK E. GIOVINO A 1l'Ell-lik6df6U01l', ufilling and obligilzgf' .V. Baseball 1, 2 Rece tion, Decoration 3 P Golf 3, 4 Class Play, Advertising Vlfoodworking 4 Yearbook, Photography Driver Education 3 AMUSING. Friendly to all his classmates-Quite witty- Likes to play hockey in his spare time-Swell guy Freddie Wally College XWALLACE GORDAN The perrofz who Irier lhe hardesl, gfzim ihe mari. J.V. Track 1, 2 Reception, Advertising Track 5, 4 Chairman Football 3, 4 Class Play, Tickets Baseball 3, 4 Co-Chairman Basketball 3, 4 Yearbook, Art and Student Govt. Candidate Photography DEPENDABLE. Easy to get along with at all times-Good athlete-Always willing to lend a helping hand-qGood- natured Wally. Di Commercial DIANE E. HAGERTY Her uzzyr are full of pleafafzlflerrf' Glee Club 2, 3 Reception, Decoration Boosters 4 Refreshments Future Teachers of America 1 Class Play, PYOPCIUCS Driver Education 4 SOCIABLE. Good sport with a pleasing personality-Pos sesses a quick manner-Always ready with a smile-Cheerful Dif' ean' College JEAN HAGERTY A Jumzy zzamre ll'i1I.l' lasting riendfluipf. ' Student Council 4 Reception, Glee Club 2 Usher Decoration Boosters 4 Class Play Future Nurses 2 Usher Driver Education 5 Yearbook, Advertising GAY. Small but pert-Friendly ways-Pleasing smile is like a sunbeam in a dark room-Wee jean. Mark College MARK V. HANSEL For me to live if Christ and to die is gain J.V. Football 1 Class Play Football 4 Ticket Committee Exhibition 1, -, Att Club 2 Gym Clu , -, A , uiet Mark, Carolyn College CAROLYN M. HOLT Honor and loyalty are worthy ameri. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Reception, Dramatics 1, 2, 3 Music Driver Education 3 Class Play, Properties CONGENIAL. Is very serious-Easy to get along with- Has sparkling sense of humor-Ambitious Carol RESERVED. Handyman around the gym-Hard worker- Sometimes called the mad chemist--Shy in his own way- J.V. Football 1 ,2, 3 Gym Club 3 Basketball 2, 3 Reception, Decoration Baseball 1, 2 Co-Chairman Basketball 4 Yearbook, Art and Photography Baseball 4 Co-Chairman Football 4 Student Govt. Candidate COMICAL. ing someone else-Artistic-Sharp-witted Al, Marshall College MARSHALL HUTCHINSON Univ thine own self be true. Science Club 1 Class Play, Usher French Club 4 Co-Chairman SOCIABLE. Easy to get along with-Takes his studies seri- ously-Always greets you with a smile-Likable Marshall, Al College ALBERT W. INGLESE To endeavor if to Jucreedf' Enjoys participating in sports-Forever help- Mary College MARY F. JACKSON A Jmile to each, el friend Io all. Scholastic Achievement Boosters 4 Assembly Committee 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain 3 Glee Club 2, 3 Tatler 1, 2 Reception, Decoration Class Play, Properties Softball 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain 3 ATHLETIC. Worries constantly-Has a likable nature- As good in sports as she is a good sport-Conscientious Mary. Julie College JULIANA H. KA NE 'lK7l0Il'l6'tfg6 ir fz foznzffzizz of life to her that porrerfef it. Scholastic Achievement National Honor Society Student Council 2, 5 2, 3 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' State Rep. 3 Softball 3 Reception, Co-Chairman Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Class Play, Properties Tatler 1, 2 Yearbook, Co-Editor New Century Club Member -i DAR Good Citizen -1 Essayist Driver Education 4 PERT. Has scholastic abilitywDoes what she sets out to do-Has definite opinions on matters-Likeable Julie 3' ia H,l3-HH General JANICE E. KING Do 1101 look bt1Ck1L'll1'6l5 but into the fzzluref' Art Club 3 Reception, Decorations Boosters 4 Class Play, Prompter Tatler 2 Driver Education 3 Future Teachers of America I Likes sports-Friendly Ian.' Eddie College EDWARD A. LANDERS Live and let live. 5h0P Club 2, 4 Driver Education 4 QUIET. One of the less talkative members of our class- Very easy to get along with-Good student-Calm Eddie SUBDUED. Very quiet but always ready to have fun- Harry College HARRY L. LARSON Leave well enough alone. Track 3 Driver Education 4 INTELLIGENT. One of the smarter members of our class -Quiet in his speech and in his ways--Earnest Harryf' Tom Commercial THOMAS M. MARKT Belief late llmn never. Wloodwork 4 Reception, Decoration Library Service 1 Class Play, Tickets Projector Club 2 EASY-GOING. Casual-Always ready to supply a witty re- mark-Good business student when he wants to be-One of the few well-behaved students-Reliable Tom. Dougie College DOUGLAS W. MAXXVELL 1fyou d071'f lozfe it, get auf, Student Council 2 Football 3, 4 J.V. Football 1, 2 Basketball 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2 Reception, Decoration Gym Club 1, 3, 4 Exhibition 1, 3 LIKABLE. Always willing to liven up the classroom with his contribution of witty remarks-Well mannered-Quite the looker-Everyones friend Dougie, Ron College RONALD MAXXX7lfLL Scholastic Achievement Exhibition 2, 5 -I.V. Baseball 1, 2 Reception, Decorations Basketball 1 Yearbook, Biographies Football 2, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 FUN-LOVING. Daredevil-A good sport with a twinkle in his eye-Mischievous Ron. Stan Industrial Arts STANLEY M. MEDEIROS Care ir an enemy to life. J.V. Class Play, Scenery Science Club 4 Driver Education 4 ALL AROUND. Always greets you with a smile-Does not let studies interfere with after school activities-Regular Stan, JoAnn College JOANN MELCHIORRI 'Somellaing aflempled, Jomefbing done. Drill Team 4 Reception, Decorations Glee Club 1, 2 Class Play, Ushers Boosters 4 Yearbook, Advertising xx., Future Nurses 1, 2 Drivers Education 3 NEAT. Destined to be successful-Enjoys chemistry- Quiet but friendly-Future nurse jo Ann. I Issie General ISABFLLF A. INIFLFIIY lV'hf1I'.f lhe me of ll'0l'l'j'iIIg.n Future Teachers of America 1 Reception, Usher Driver Education 3 Likeable Issie.U Sandy Commercial SANDRA MENARD N0i.ry and wmlf, but oh, fhflfyj' not all. Scholastic Achievement Future Teachers of America 1 Student Council 3, 4 Gym Club 2 Drill Team 1, 2 Reception, Ushers and Color Guard 3, 4 Crowning Glee Club I, 2 Class Play, Cast Boosters 3, 4 Fairy May Driver Education 3 Yearbook, Biographer HAPPY-GO-LUCKY. Demure but friendly-Always on the go-Peppy Sanclyf' Norma Commercial NORMA M. MENGA Mirfhief in ber eyerf' Scholastic Achievement Yearbook, Business Staff Glee Club 1, 2 Driver Education 3 Boosters 4 Timer 2, 5 jr, Red Cross 1 MISCHIEVOUS. Always full of fun-Speedy typist- Clever in many ways-Wfitty Norma do k ' ,C Qc 1' Tatler 2 Home Economics Club 4 NONCHALANT. Very unpredictable-Has quiet ways- Is always cheerful-Very friendly natured and kinclhearted- Peggy Commercial MARGARET A. MORAN S mile and the zvorld rmilef with you. Driver Education 3 Future Teachers of America 1 Boosters 4 Reception Tatler 2, 3 Ticket Committee HELPFUL. Always willing to help-A great friend to all --An asset to any class-Efficient Peggy, Anna Commercial ANNA L. NASISE To a young bear! ezferylbing is fuzz. Glee Club 1 Taflef 3 Boosters 3, 4 Reception, Usher Dmmafiqg 1 Class Play, Make-up Tools Art 3 MISCHIEVOUS. Anna may look quiet, but look again- Happy-go-lucky-Always in the midst of fun-Unconcerned Anna. Al College ' ALBERT W. NIEMI lf al first you dozft Jucceed, try, fl'yflg!1fll.', Scholastic Achievement Reception, Publicity Golf 3, 4 Class Play, Advertising Art Club 1 Yearbook, Senior Biographies Science Club -1 Boys' State I Class W'ill UNPREDICTABLE. Always ready for fun--Has a pleas- ing personality-Wfell-liked'-Best dressed Al. S Elaine Commercial ELAINE R. NORDBERG f'El'?1 j'fI.7f7lg comer fo him who hzzrller while be 1z'fzi1.f. J,V. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4 Softball 1. 2. 3 Field Hockey 3 Co-Captain vi Glee Club 2 Art Club 1 Gym Club 1, 2, 5 Boosters 3 Treasurer -1 Exhibition 1. 2 Reception, Tickets Class Play, Tickets Co-Chairman Driver Education 4 CAPABLE. A fine athlete-Good natured-Always ready for funAEnthusiastic Elaine, Nancy Commercial NANCY A. OLNEY Sile11fe if golden, bu! I'd rfziher talk. Drill Team 2, 3 Color Guard 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Art Club 1, 2 Boosters 3 Secretary 4 Driver Ed ucntion 4 TALKATIVE. I-las a gift of gnb-NAI stand on what she Nancy believes-Stylish Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Exhibition 1, 2 Reception, Usher Class Play, Prop, Mistress Yearbook, Advertising ways keeps it firm dresser-Contented Eddie College EDXVARD XV. O'NEILL D011'Id0 at I do. 110 11,fI.rfzy. Fombdll 3 Gym Club 2. 3 Baseball 3 Exhibition 2 '1'1-Mk 2. 5 Senior Science Club -l Reception. Detorntions Alternate for Student Government Day SUBTLE, Active at Coyle-joined us in our sophomore year-Disinclined to exertion-Reliable Eddie John College JOHN D. PAINF 'lllighf nr zrelf. zwff tfzllltfgfll Art Club 2. 3 Reception, Decorations Projector Club 1 Class Play, Advertising Scieme Club 4 Co'Chairman Driver Education -1 JOVIAL. Always ready to liven up any Class with his antics -Remembered for his contributions to the light-hearted ac- tivities of our class-Keen minded john, Judy Commercial JUDITH E. PAIONI A JIJIZIIJ heart Il'llI.l' rmzzzy larling friemlJlJip,r. Student Council 1 Future 'feathers of Drill Team 2, 5. -l Af11CfiC11 1 Tennis 3 Gym Club 2 Glee Club 3, -1 Reception. Decorations Class Play, Advertising Driver Edutation 4 POPULAR. Very neat-Has a way to make and keep friendsfAlways a good word to say about everyoneWCute Judy, We Susie College SUSAN lf. PALANZA The more we ,67I0ll' ber. fha heffer ue like ber. Studcng Cmmgil 1 Reception. Decorations Cheerleader 3 Class Play. Invitations Cofgpmin -1 Yearbook. l'nderclassmen Bogygtgfg .1 Class Secretary 1. 2. 3. 4 Future Nurses 1 Driver Edutatinn -l BEST ALL-AROUND. l-las L1 personality that is admired by all-Nice smilegleler ability to get along with everyone we long be remembered by all her clgrssmatesfewonderful Susie Phi Industrial Arts DWIGHT I PHILLIPS JV Foothill l v Photography Club 1 Art Club 7 XX'oodworking Club 4 SILENT A hot rod enthusiast B1shful only on the sur- Lenny College C. LEONARD PAYDEN All great men are dying: Idmft feel 50 ho! n1y.relf. ' Student Council 1, 2, 5 Reception, Co-Chairman IV. Basketball 1 Class Play, Dr. Emmett Baseball 1. 2, 3 Yearbook, Senior Biographies Glee Club 1, 2, 5, 4 Co-Chairman Dramatics 2 Southeastern Music Festival 3 Gym Club 1 Driver Education 4 Science Club -1 Assembly Committee 2 Student Government Candidate Student Council Convention Delegate 2, 3 SHARP-XVITTED. A fluent talker-Never without a opinion-Friendly and likeable-Nonchalant Lenny. College JANET V. PHILLIPS AIM well Ibn! emi: ll'6H, Glce Club 1' 3. 3 Reception. L'sher future Nurses 2, 3. 4 Clflss Plfy- Vshef Scxtet 3 Mixed Cilee Club 1 Jr. Red Cross I QUIET. Has a good word and smile for everyone-Never gets into trouble-Cute 1 Dave College DAVID M. PIASECKI Laugh your tronblas army. Student Council 1, 2 Vice President 3 Scholastic Achievement j.V. Baseball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2. 9 President 4 Football 1 Exhibition 1 Football 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decoration Baseball 3, 4 Co-Chairman Basketball 4 Yearbook, Sports, Co-Editor Driver Education 4 Boys' State Class Prophecy EASY GOING. Always ready to lend a hand-Enjoys livening up the l'Trig class-All around student and athlete -Popular Dave There if no fear in I0z'e,' but perfect loz Drill Team 1 Color Guard 2, 3 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 5, 4 Sextet 5, 4 Driver Education 4 worker and friend to all-Likable 'fludyf' Pritch Commercial SANDRA L. PRITCHARD Quiet and fzreel, iholzghtflzl and fzefzff' Drill Team 4 Future Teachers of America 1 Reception, Decoration Class Play, Usher Class Prophecy Scholastic Achievement Glee Club 3 Driver Education 3 Home Economics Club 4 DEPENDABLE. Blushes and lights up very easily-Has a nice smile and a pleasant personality-Reliable Pritch. jucly', Commercial JUDITH A. PIASECKI 'e caffetla out fear. Gym Club 2 Exhibition 1 Tatler 1 Reception, l'sher and Crowning TALENTED. A pleasant voice4Enjoys sports-Good -.Roe-v ROSEMARIE RICCI Good mzlure if the rery air of fl good mind. Scholastic Achievement j.V. Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1 Field Hockey 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Driver Education 4 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4 SPARKLING. Great personality-Always ready to laugh -An asset to any class- Mike College MICHAEL REAGAN Never 42 fare, never 41 regret. Student Council 4 j.V. Baseball 1, 2 Track 1 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Gym Club Exhibition 3 Class Play, Prompter Student Govt. Candidate Track 3 DASHING. Has historic ideas about everything-Has a way with the girls-Fun-loving Mike, Commercial ,U Exhibition 1 Tatler 1 Reception, Ushers and Crowning Class Play, Prompter Yearbook, Senior Biog. Unpred ictable Roe. 1 1? Bev Commercial BEVERLY J. RODRICK lVi!lirzgzzefr leadi to the road of Jurcefff' Scholastic Achievement National Honor Society 3 Student Council 1 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Band 1, 2 Reception, Ushers and Softball 2 Crowning Future Teachers of America 1 Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Driver Education 4 Yearbook, Business Manager Girls' State, Alternate Essayist CAPABLE. Hard worker-Good Will succeed in whatever she does-Lively Bev. student-Friend to all- Ron College RONALD K. SANKEY Take thingy ar they rome. j,V. Football 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 Reception, Decorating Football 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Advertising Basketball 2, 3, Teachers' Club 4 Co-Captain 4 Vice President 3 ATHLETIC. Active in all sports-Enjoys the fun in life- Always well-dressed-Lively Ron. Bob' ' College ROBERT A. SANTUCCI It'f a good life if you don? u'eaken. ' Student Council 1, 3, 4 Gym Club 1 J.V. Football 1 Exhibition 1 Basketball 1, 2 Reception, Decorating Football 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Co-Editor of Sports Basketball 3, 4 Teachers' Club, President -i Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Driver Education 4 LIKABLE. Good student-Participates in all sports-Easy to get along with-Quiet in manner4Casual Bob. Elaine College ELAINE R. SARRO She if an earzzofl zvorlaer 111111 I1 ivimzizzg way. Drill Team 1, 2, 3, -i Exhibition 1 Field Hockey 2, 3 Reception, Decoration Glee Club 1. 2, 5. 4 Class Play, Future Nurses 1, 2 Florence Driver Education 4 Yearbook, Advertising STEADFAST. She knows what she wantsdls a conscien- tious student-Nice Elaine, ' 'Don na' ' Commercial DONNA M. SCHROMM Smile: are a language all their own. Drill Team 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Gym Club 1 Boosters 4 Exhibition 1 Reception, Usher Driver Education 3 LIVELY. Heartwarming and cheerful smile an asset to any class-Great ability to make friends-Cheerful Donna, Nita Commercial ANITA M. SIGNORIELLO If: nice to be natural, if you are rzalurall y nice. Scholastic Achievement Drill Team 2, 5, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Gym Club 1 Exhibition 1 Tatler 1, 2 Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3 RCWPUOH, Ushers Yearbook, Business Staff Crowning, Decoration FRIENDLY. Girl who will go far-Possesses a lot of abil- ity-Pleasant smile and pleasing personality-Sweet Nita. Bill College WILLIAM H. SLATTERY Metbir1kJ my rtomarla ir my 1U8dk7Z6.l'.f.H Jil. Football 1 Reception, Decoration Photography Club 1 Class Play, Advertising Science Club 2, 4 Driver Education 4 UNPREDICTABLE. Loves the life he leads-Always ready for fun-Good student, when he feels like it-That's our Big Bill. Gerry,' Commercial M. GERALDINE SPIEZIO 'lzzduffry hrizzgi iff ozwz reward. Scholastic Achievement Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Boosters 4 Tatlef 1, 2 Reception, Decorations Driver Education 4 Class Play, USIWCF Yearbook, Business Staff CONSERVATIVE. A good worker-Friendly to a1l-Ex- cellent business student--Is always trying to better herself- Winsome Gerry. Ellen Commercial ELLEN E. STANFORD Live, thafs the me,fJage! Scholastic Achievement Reception, DCCOFCMOU Drill Team 4 Class Play, Usher Glee Club 3 Driver Education 5 Gym Club 1 Home Ec Club 4 JOLLY. Always ready for fun--Her laughter will never be forgotten-Good student-Laughable Ellen. Ro Commercial ROSALIE A. TARTUFO We muff laugh before we are happy, for fear we die before we laugh at allf! Drill Team 2 Reception, Decoration Color Guard 5, 4 Class Play, Prompter Gym Club 1 Future Teachers of America 2 Glee Club 3, 4 Driver Education 4 WITTY. The life of any party'-Where there is laughter, there is Rosalie-Her great sense of humor has won her many friends-Cheerful Rollie. Gail College GAIL E. UNGER Learn to live and live to learn. Glee Club 1 Reception, Usher, Crowning Boosters 3, 4 Class Play, Make-up FUN-LOVING. Gail's smile and easy-going manner has won her many friends-Always ready to laugh-Never a dull moment-Vivacious Gailf' Frannie College FRANCIS C. VICINO Wo1'k bard and y0u'll get what you want. Band 1, 2 Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 j.V. Baseball 1 Exhibition 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2 Reception, Decoration TraCk 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Advertising Football 3, 4 DEPENDABLE. Good natured-Always willing to do his share-All-around athlete-Carefree Frannie. Jeff College JEFFREY WATTS Band 1, 2 Reception, Refreshment J.V. Football 1, 2, 3 Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 5 Exhibition 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2 AMUSING. Never at a loss for Words-Only insults the people he likes-Life of the party-Mischievous Wattsie. Don Commercial DONALD B. WELLMAN Good humor if ibe laeallb of ilae mul. Band 2 Reception, Decoration Vice President 5 Class Play. President 4 Hannibal Science Club 1, 2. 4 Yearbook, Advertising Driver Education 4 FUN LOVING. Elirtatious-ls always jokingr-Not par- ticularly interested in school-Gay Pee Wee. llADH,, Co ANN R. WHITTAKER She enjoys life in cl quiet way, J.V. Basketball 2 Class Play, Properties Dramatics 2, 3 Future Teachers of America 4 Driver Education 3 STUDIOUS. Very quiet-Always ready Has friendly ways-Serious Ann. Skip Commercial ROBERT D. WHALEY Work farrinfzfer me, I rould Jil and uvztrh it all day. Golf 3, 4 Reception, Decorating Science Club 1, 2, 4 Class Play, Cast SELF-CONFIDENT. Good student-Always ready with a joke-Keen mind and never a dull moment-Happy Skip. llege to help others- --'g'.. -. Q 3,31 ln Rene ALBERTA L. YOUNG Af likeable df Jbe if Iookablef' Drill Team 2, 5, 4 Softball 1, 2, 5, 4 Glee Club'3 Gym Club 2, 3 Exhibition 1, 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers of America Secretary 4 PRETTY. A very keen dresser-Popular with all-Will go a long way in the future- Friendly Rene. X Fred College FRED E. WILLS f'Vil'fl16 if iff own 1'e1mrd. j.V. Football 1, 2 Reception, Decoration Football 3, 4 Class Play, Scenery Gym Club 3, 4 DEVIL'S HELPER. Where there's trouble there's Fred- Shows no fearMCarefree nature all his own-Fun-loving Fred, Commercial Reception, Ushers, Crowning Class Play, Ushers Assembly Committee 1, 2 Home Economics Club 4 It .J LX, f x N KN N, Q 2 'ITF . 5 E If ag ,ff I 'Z l X gf fi CHARACTER LEADERSHIP ' 5 Our Hal! NG xv LOOKX b ITTIEST BERene and Bo oe an Don MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED julle and John E MOS ND ABL B TAT DEYE 01,5 HL Mosfisev and AX 1 and RofT1c: i A 1 7 v. A A - 4 af Elms D AROUN MOST POP 1 ALL BBS sue and PM fu Y and DIJSSR MUTT AND JEFF SUSIC and Wally B 5559 OX A CM DW'.5'hr A A 5 d N v 1 7 Y x A x ix. SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT Fin! Raw B Donlan J Kane R Farinella S Pritchard R Ricci N Menga S Menard G Spiezio Second Row C Alessandri M Jackson A Arayas CHolt E Stanford S Ferrulo A Signoriello K Cruser Tbzrd Row B Rodrick M Gasson R Bielan A Niemi J Cipriani D Piasecki P Breen ISSUES 18 years for driving licenses 18 years the voting age Abolition of capital punishment Fining Parents of delinquents Federal aid for teachers' salaries STUDENT GOVERNMENT OUR REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATES Cortlandt Bellavance Kathleen Cruser Thomas Donlan Wallace Gordon Albert Inglese Edward O'Neill Leonard Payden Michael Reagan After a hotly contested campaign, Cortlandt carried the slate and went to the State House in March to become the Commissioner of Public Safety. Second on the list of vote getters and alternate was Edward O'Neill, ik fo , fs Y! C9 0 QKSPQXAX Q X4 X fx bb -f X 611155 flisfvry Anrta Arayas Mar1on Gasson John C1pr1an1 Can It be possrble that we the Class of 1960 entered the new Hugh School bulldmg srx years ago and that we are now one step from our ultlmate goal graduat1on7 Our two years m the un1or Wxng passed all too qurckly and we soon found ourselves enrolled as freshmen the flrst class to look forward to graduatron ln the new decade At the begnnmng of that year the Semors were krnd enough to honor us at an mrtratron dance Davld w1ll you es er forget your whxpped cream shave? When the confusron of that week was over we were frnally organxzed under the supervlsron of our class ad usors Mrss Dr1scoll and Mr Leedham and our newly elected class offlcers Peter DeG1rolamo Presndent james Baldrnr Vrce Presrdent Susan Palanza Secretary and Mar1on Gasson Treasurer Although we were only Fresh men we contnbuted many athletes to the sports program Our socral calendar for that year was restncted to one dance The May Sw1ng as We so appropr1ately named xt was both a socral and f1nanc1al success In September of 1957 the knowledge that we would no longer be the youngest members of the Sen1or Wmg gaxe us a specral rnducement to return to school Under the leadershrp of our re elected offlcers and our appoxnted advlsors Mrss Dr1scoll and Mr W1ll1ams we had many d1scuss1ons concernmg the rarsrng of class funds Red blue green or black? was the questron that we Sophomores were askrng for we had finally decrded to sell pens as a class project Our dance that year thanks to the ten boys who reluctantly xolunteered therr seruces was a great success Certamly they wxll never forget therr uncomfortable burlap sack dresses' The talent show held nn the sprmg of that year revealed that many members of our class were adept IH the frelds of musxc and comedy With the contestants wearmg eyeglasses no matter what shape or srze the theme of Communrty OPtlClaHS was plamly put across That year the polrcy of electing the class offrcers nn the sprrng was rnrtrated Our class along wrth the other classes voted for those who were to lead us rn the ensurng year When our ballots were counted the offncers were Peter DeG1rolamo President Ronald Sankey V1cePres1 dent Susan Palanza Secretary and Mar1on Gasson Treasurer The last decrsron we made before leavmg school that year was the selectnon and ordenng of our class nngs 54 When we returned for our junlor year we eagerly ant1c1 pated the arrlval of our class rrngs One of our projects that year was the annual doughnut drlve Under the dlrec tron of our class advlsors Mrss Dr1scoll and Mr Lrbertme we declded to grve our busrness to a local establrshment Sulhvans Doughnut Shop Exeryone rn Mansfield must have been eatrng doughnuts at each and every meal 1n order to help us sell 12 000 doughnuts' Wallace Gordon and Marshall Hutchmson wrll never forget therr pr1ze free class dues for the semor year for sellmg a total of 150 dozen doughnuts In the sprmg of our jun1or year the Natnonal Honor So clety was mtroduced 1nto Mansfreld Hrgh School Slx members of the jumor Class were rnducted at that 1m pressrve ceremony About that trme Daud Collmgwood and Davrd Praseckx were named delegates for Boys State Representatrve for Grrls State was ulrana Kane her alternate was Beverly Rodr1ck Another frrst was the selectron of Vant1ne as our class photographer In May of that year we elected our class offrcers for the last t1me They were Peter DeG1rolamo Secretary and Marlon Gasson Treasurer However the b1g socral ex ent of the unlor year was st1ll ahead of us The task of orgamzmg the commrttees was placed on the shoulders of ulrana Kane and Leonard Payden We wxll certarnly remember the months of hard work that were put 1nto the preparatnon of that event and the part each of us played rn makmg the Sen1or Receptlon a socxal and flnancnal success We rarded the waterfront to procure artrcles such as boats f1shnets and lobster pots to add the frmshmg touches to our underwater scene The sentrment and formalrty whrch was connected wrth that last event of the year projected our thoughts to our commg Sen1or year and our own Sen1or Receptxon In September of 1959 we entered Mansfreld Hugh School for our frnal year Thrs year our class advrsors were Mrs Pearce Mr Lemxeux and Mlss Dr1scoll who has for four years steadrly contrrbuted encouragement toward our accomplrshments Thrs year we as Semors had two days 1n whlch to 1n1t1ate the Freshman Class Th1s 1n1t1at1on was clxmaxed by a Welcome Freshman Dance Certamly the Freshman boys w1ll always remember how to wear lrpstrck' And Rene wrll you ever forget the trme by J 1 ' I n J , 1 . . n . . , M I , - ' . - 1 V . . 7 ' 1 , . , - . rl M . I 4 I - n ' I , . , Q - Q . Q a 4 , ' S y Q - - - a ' ' . , ' a I . o n s u . rn - , , ' ' 7 . , . , . 7 Y . . , . U . . l 1 , . - . . - - Presidentg James Baldini, Vice-Presidentg Susan Palanza, . , . s . . . . . ,. 5 , , , ' , n . J n l 7 1 1' ' Y 7 1 as . , . . . 1 1 I J, . ' 9 . . 7 . Y. , . . , 1 - Q n . . . , , - , 1 . ' , . . . . , . . 7 ' , . 1 . . , ' 7 ' 9 l 7 . , : 3 , 2 , . . . . . ' . 7 . , , 611155 History fcvufiuuay you pushed Peter Musto around the flag pole ID a baby carnage? At the end of October we began preparatrons for our class play The Curious Savage under the dxrectxon of Mr Wells Will we ever forget Barbara s lmes that began Fxfty needles and flfty pins? Included ln the cast were Ralph Blackader Raymond Briggs Mary Crotty Kathleen Cruser joan Delhacono Barbara Donlan Sandra Menard Leonard Payden Ela1ne Sarro Donald Wellman and Robert Whaley About thls trme we also undertook the greatest task of our Semor year the 1960 Hornet the school s flrst an nual whlch was to contam all of the senlor actlvltnes Under the d1rect1on of Mr Payden our co edrtors ullana Kane and john Cnpnam worked nn co operatron wlth the busl ness manager Beverly Rodrlck Chalrmen of the varxous commlttees were Semor Blographers Roberta Blelan and Leonard Payden Class Edxtors Susan Palanza and Peter DeG1rolamo Sports Marlon Gasson Davld Pxaseckn and Robert Santuccl Advertxsmg Carol Alessandrl and Annta Arayas Art and Photography Patrncra Breen and Albert Ingelese and the Buslness Staff of Kathleen Cruser Norma rate w1l1 we really get It delxvered before August? To help provlde funds for the yearbook our class spon sored the annual Cheerleadlng Competxtlon under the leadershlp of our co captams Barbara Donlan and Susan Palanza The cheerleaders not only worked hard for thls event but they also spent the entnre year urgmg our champn onshrp teams on to vxctory Contrary to the early predlctrons for thus years sports program Mansfneld High has fmlshed fxrst nn three major sports The future of our success m sports was evldent as Mansfneld won the Class D Champxonshxp ln football with an undefeated un tned season wmnnng an important vxc tory agamst a strong North Attleboro team Seniors who partncnpated rn football were Peter DeG1rolamo Captain ames Baldmr Armand Brunelle David Collrngwood Stanley Dnll Wllll8.ITl Foster Wallace Gordon Mark Hansel Albert Inglese Douglas Maxwell Ronald Maxwell Daud Pxaseckn Ronald Sankey Robert Santuccl and Francis Vncmo In basketball we ll never forget the stormy mght ln whlch many faxthful fans cheered our team on to the Hockomock League Champnonshnp Wlth the and of his teammates Robert Santuccx made the wxnnxng basket against Randolph m an overtnme period Co captams of the basketball team were Ronald Sankey and David Col lrngwood Following nn the steps of the football and basketball teams the baseball mne was also vxctorxous and won the Hockomock Baseball League tltle The co captams of thxs squad were Robert Santuccn and Ronald Sankey The gurls tennxs team lnsplred by the wonders of the male athletes easily won the league championship m thelr sport Our blggest soc1al event of the year was Club 60 The wantresses Walters and decoratxons all gave a realxstnc ap pearance of our versnon of a mght club Bull Parsons our MC helped to reveal the hndden talents of our faculty We wlsh to thank the professlonal artists Miss Dmah Shore Murphy Duane Eddy V1ckery and the con testants from the Arthur Murray Dance Studnos for con trxbutmg thexr valuable tlme to ard our humble cause The last functnon of our class was to choose commnttees for the class motto colors pmk and blue flower the pink rose song and the cho1ce of a class glft Members of these commrttees were as follows Class Motto-Anxta Arayas Mary Crotty and Norma Menga Class Flower Dlane Hagerty Sandra Prxtchard and Alberta Young Class Song Carol Alessandrl Frederlck Gravmo and Carolyn Holt and Class Gnft Roberta Farmella ean Hagerty and Robert Whaley The calendar for commencement week was as follows Baccalaureate Sunday June 12 Class Day une 13 Gradu atron une 14 and the Semor Receptnon une 17 The Class Hlstory W1ll and Prophecy were written as follows Class Hxstory Anrta Arayas Marlon Gasson and john C1pr1an1 Class Wnll Patncna Breen Norma Menga and Albert Nleml and the Class Prophecy Carol Alessandrl Sandra Pntchard and Davrd Praseckn Graduation essayxsts were ullana Kane Roberta B1elan Roberta Farlnella and Beverly Rodnck The kung and queen of the Semor Recep tnon were Peter DeG1rolamo and Susan Palanza Wnthout seemmg Cg0flStlC3l we hope that these many successful mnovatxons whuch we have stated m our Class Hxstory wnll be of help to following classes We hope that they wnll adopt the best of them and establish them as tradxtxons 1n Mansfield Hlgh School Though we may thmk we have accomplxshed a great deal nevertheless we realnze as our class motto states We are not at the top but cllmbmg 55 Y u - n - - l 1 , . . . 1 ' , 1 1 1 .. . . . ,, . I , , 7 . Y D - . I I ! I 7 9 i ' ' ' , 7 7 , , , . . . . . . ' ' v I1 11 . , . , . . . - , , . . . . 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 . , . . . I 1 1 u , , 1 - ' - : ' l , l . . . . . l l 1 ' ' i S 1 I 1 l G , . ' . ' . I 7 Y 7 9 , ' 1 1 1 1 , . 2 7 1 ' 1 ' 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' ' , , Z l . Menga, Anxta Sxgnornello, and Geraldnne Splezxo. At our . I 7 ! l 1 l A W 1 Q u . 1 1 . -' ' 1 I 1 l . . . 1 1 y J ' j 1 ' , I 3 ' ' , I - ' . . . 1 . , . , ' : 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 W , , , . . .D ,, . H- . . 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Hass WI!! fvrflrfzlrurw Brlly Freldrng leases nest year s unror Class best wrshes on therr doughnut drrse Stanley Steamer Mederros leases to marry a mrllronarress eff Watts leases wrllrngly Albert Copher Inglese leases hrs artrstrc abrlrty to Kathy Houghton Barbara Donlan leases her personalrty plus to Ellen Bohn anet Phrllrps leases 102 A empty Carolyn Holt leases to be an announcer of Statron SOE Otherwrse known as the uretest Statron on Earth Norma Menga leases her Elsrs Presley scrapbook to Lucrlle Farrell who Norma thrnks rs capable of keeprng rt up Das rd Blackford leases hrs rnterest rn grrls to Allen Crnellr srngrng There rs Nothrng Lrke a Dame Roberta Brelan leases her hrgh place on the honor roll to anyone who wants to get ahead by studyrng Fred Wrlls leases to spend a peace ul summer on the Cape Peggy Moran leases her qurck laugh to the hyenas Donnre Wellman leases hrs trtle of Class Wrt to the Clown of 1961 The mechanrcal abrlrty of Drck Gemrnranr rs left to Ernre Chace anrce Krng leases her well used roller skates to any underclassmen needrng some speed to arrrve to classes on trme Wally Gordon leases hrs spot on the basketball team to Gary Wrllrs Marv Crotty leaves her sophrstrcated ways to Doreen Morrnr askrng her not to oser do rt Rosemarre Rrccr leases chatterrng Elarne Nordberg leases srngrng Im Late Im Late Tommy Markt leases hrs 52 Plymouth to hrs brother Bobby Wrth regrets Anrta Arayas leases her jobb as Secretary Treasurer of the Drrll Team to anyone who rs foolrsh enough to accept rt Ronnre Cheyenne DeSantrs leases hrs knack of eatrng along wrth a petrtron for a longer lunch perrod to Thomas Mrner Bobbr Farrnella leaves her slrghtly used basketball unrform to Maureen Canty udy Praseckr leases her busrness lrke manner to Elarne Shaw ulre Kane leases for Greenwrch Vrllage to become a beatnrk Eddy O Nerll leases hrs book on Safe Drrvrng to Norman Hawes Dasrd Chester Collrngwood leaves hrs herght to Harry Melfre to help hrm see the front board rf he gets a seat rn the back row Stanley Drll leases the worn out parallel bars rn the gym to Phrlrp Gemrnranr oan Dellracono leases to Mrke a classroom pass good for all year to roam the corrrdors alone Isabel Melfre leases her book on How to Tan to next year s paleface Eddre Landers leases hrs bottle of freckle remover to Robert Nesbrt Roe Tartufo leases wrth the thought Srlence rs golden but I d rather talk 57 Q Q J V , . . 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Y . 7 , . . , - Y .. - . y , 611155 Ml! fconfmucry Sue Palanza leases her sersatrlrty to Tessre Antosca who wlll put xt to good use flghtrng for next year s cheenng trophres Ronnne Sankey leases hrs whxte bucks to Mr Gallo who IS fores er looklng for another parr Kathy Cruser leases her tltle Homemaker of the Year to Judy Rouzlle Dougre Maxwell leases wxth a srgh of relnef Marshall Hutchmson leases Mxss Henchel a years supply of ABC gum for her wastebasket Ann Whittaker leases to test her patrence ln the classroom as a teacher Bes Rodrxck leases her potato chrps to replemsh the supply rn the cafeteria Gall Unger leases her jokes to next years chemrstry class Fred Gxovrno leaves hrs golfmg abrlrty and gold records to Lawrence jackson fMaybe they ll have better luck next yearj Mary jackson bequeaths to Bobby Staples her naturally wavy harr Frannre Vrcrno leases hrs 48 Chesy to anyone who goes 1n for the New Look Das rd Blenkhorn leases hrs lnne of broken hearted underclass gurls behlnd saymg Dont call me Ill call you Dase Praseckr leaves the surplus of funds rn the Student Councrl Store to Wayne Coebel next year s presrdent Sandra Bravettr leases her dry sense of humor to Raye MaLaughlm To Carole Frsher Anrta Srgnorrello leaves her slender form ohn Crprranr leases to rest after all the work he d1d on the yearbook Nancy Hoppalong Olney leaves a monogrammed cast to Karen Dauphlnee Drane Hagerty and Donna Schromm lease Carol Wrtherspoon a book on How to Keep a Steady Boyfnend Albert Captarn Nremr leases hrs collegxate dress to oseV1era Anna Nasrse leases her easy gomg ways to her srster Glorla Carol Alessandrx leaves Miss Shaheen sxngmg Please Dont Lease Me Elame Sarro leases hoping some lucky gurl IS enjoymg the new parr of sneakers that she lost Sandy Prrtchard leases her cute walk to Arleen Porfxdo Ellen Stanford leases all her frrends wonderrng what she wxll do next Pat Breen leaves her job of wrrtlng the Class W1ll to any unfortunate jumor drafted for rt Sandy Fermlo leaves those hlgh calorre desserts to Nancy Tessrer oAnn Melchlorrr leases to serse her fellow man by becomrng a nurse To whom rt may concern ohn Pame rs like leas mg Marlon Gasson leases wrth a warnmg to the world I may look quret but look agarn Raymond Briggs leases hrs tuba to Mxchael Molmarr rn hopes that he can handle lt WITNESSES Mack da Kmfe Alley Oop Jack the Ripper 58 Q Q V V 7 . V . . V . . . , . 7 - V V .V V, V V V . Y .... V 4 - - - - V, .. - .. V. Y Y - - - - - - .. V V ,V V V V - 3 7 ' Y ' ' ll ll ' v l ' I , . V , . J V .. V, - - Y - .. - .V V 7 - V , , . 7 V V V . . . ,, . . ,, 7 3 7 ' V Hass Pmphcc by Carol Allesandrx Sandra Pr1tchard and Davld Plaseckl It was a sunny day IH May ln the year 1965 This was the date set for our f1ve year reumon Oh how excntmg and thrnllmg this day would be' What were our class mates do1ng7 Where are they hung? Were they success ful m thenr goals? All these questlons would be answered 1n a matter of mmutes As I went down to the ra1lroad statnon to welcome some of my h1gh school chums I saw the tra1n pullmg rn Howexer xt wasnt an ordmary tram something was peculiar about rt' As soon as I saw the name I realxzed why th1s was so It was the New Thmg The Cortlandt Bellavance Express My My just thmk good ole Cort IS a multx mlllnonanrel Th1s tram was equipped w1th every thing As I went 1ns1de I saw that Red Cross nurse oAnn MClChlOffl was admmxstermg fxrst a1d to Wally Gordon I asked what the matter was and JoAnn replled Oh 1ts nothmg Carol Im just g1v1ng Wally some growing pxlls so that he w1ll be able to jom the St Louls Hawks I stepped off the tra1n to greet my classmates one by one ul1ana Kane a journal1st for the NEW YORK TIMES stepped down It seems that ulle IS domng a bxg story on beatmks Suddenly I heard thxs wexrd sound I thought What can that be? Sure enough nt was Nancy Olney and Elame Sarro havmg a race on who could say the most words m fue mmutes I leaxe lt up to you to declde upon the wrnner I was so excnted to see all my successful fnends' In the midst of all the commot1on I seemed to hear some D Re Mxs What a surpnse' It was that famous smger udy Peck known to us as udy Pnaseckl udy was ac compan1ed by that famed radio TV announcer Carolyn Holt Everyone knows Carolyn for her La Tourrame Coffee ads I was so happy that Dave Collmgwood and Stan fAmmand1cond1 xpsklty bumtlmmnhntnmmlhotxmmlrum tumtumpolagetchacamlonj Dxll were able to make It You see Dave ns the star of the Celtncs and Stan has just won the world s record ln the Olymplcs However everyone was sad to learn that Tom Donlan couldnt make It Poor Tom was on trxal m New York for blowmg up the Emplre State Bulldmg wxth one of his chemlcal experlments Two more classmates clxmbed down from the tra1n Why Annta Arayas and Sandra Ferrullo' As was expected both achxesed their goals Amta was recently appointed head nurse at Newton Wellesley Hosprtal whlle Sandy was named head buyer at Fxlene s The next one to get off was Professor Roberta Blelan Roberta IS a professor 10 mathematxcs at Columbxa Umver sxty Behmd Roberta was Pete DeG1rolamo who owns a landscapmg busmess m Boston It seems that Pete IS up to hrs ears 1n money and doesnt know just what to do w1th It Thls really was an excellent date for a reunnon The Three Musketeers Roberta Farxnella Marlon Gasson and Mary Fran jackson just returned from a cruxse t the Carxbbean I nmagme that the teachmg professlon pald off for them Look I sa1d Look at whats commg off now' It was those famous accountants S1r Robert Whaley ohn I Doubt It Pame and Leonard Why Not' Payden All three held executlve posltxons ln New York The name of thelr corporatxon was S1r I Doubt It Not Funny name but my word dxd they take 1n a lot of buslness Followmg The Boys were ean and Edward ONe1ll They came all the way up from Florxda Gee what fave years can do to ones dlalect Vfhy jean got off by saymg How ah you allll do1ng7 Mary Crotty was also unable to make It prxmarxly because she was on her way to Hawau Marys an arrlme stewardess for TWA Shes the one that says Have a nnce trlp hope you won t feel worse Al N1em1 Professor at Stonehxll College just pulled mto the statlon Boy Als golng up IH the world hes st1ll rndmg h1s Sllver Sands truck I 1mag1ne he alms to get his money s worth out of that thmg In all the excltement I d1dn t see Major Marshall Hutch lnson get off Marshalls unnform IS covered wxth medals of all sorts julxe Kane ran up to me and sa1d Carol d1d you read my column last week? I replled negatrvely She told me that she dld a story on Ray Flore who recently won an award nn f1Sl1ll'lgl In all h1s fame Ray was not able to make the reumon In came that famous estate owner Barbie Donlan who owns an estate ln Hyanms that could be a town m ntself After Barble arrlved everyone threw a glance at that enormous truck comxng up It was Franny Vlcmo who owns h1s own concrete fnrm down on the Cape Dick Gemlmam arrxved just ln tlme wnth h1s bus to take everyone to the h1gh school to renew acquamtances Our class decnded to celebrate its reumon wlth a banquet at the Rose Garden and I wanted at the door to greet my old classmates as they came IU The fxrst to arrue with a blg Hello was Rosemarxe Rxccx owner of Rxccns Pnzza Palace on the Cape R membermg her crazy pnzza partnes I can see why she ssgo 1 1 . ' , ' 1 y 1 . . . . . , . ,Y, - . . . . , - . ,, . ' ll ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , 0 1 - , Y . , . . . 1 1 , -1 ny - u 1 - as ' 1 7 7 ' - u - 1, . 1 7 7 u 11 - n n a Q I . 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' 1 ' 1 . - 1 . . . f U n . l v - . . . ., . . , D C- . . . . . . . . , 1 611155 Praphvcy fcrwfzuucry successful Drrvrng up rn her shrny new red convertrble was that famous New York fashron desrgner Ellen Stanford She owns her own salon and has a whole staff of desrgners under her Margaret Moran the owner of a large charn of 5 8: 10 s greeted me wrth her usual and unforgettable laugh ust after her came Rollre Tartufo wrth the other mem bers of her famous dance team Rene Young and udy Paronr who are a smash hrt rn therr newest Broadway show Rollre drd one of her well known Charlestons around the room before frndrng her table besrde Donna and Russ Chrrstran who just arrrx ed home from a honey moon rn Germany and Sweden In the mrdst of thrs Donald Pee Wee Wellman owner of Frates sauntered rn wrth hrs usual drawl wantrng to know what was gorng on That famous baseball star Ronnre Sarrkey arrrved just rn trme to say goodbye to hrs old buddy Bobby Santuccr the head football coach at Columbra Unrversrty Bobby had a brg game scheduled for the next day and had to cut short hrs vrsrt back home Mark Hansel made a specral trrp home from the jungles of South Amerrca where hes a mrssronary He tells me that Stanley Steamer Mederros and Bruce Fletcher own a steamshrp lrne there and couldnt come home because of an rnternatronal spy rncrdent Srd Ballou hearrng all thrs stated that he was glad he d stayed home on hrs chrcken farm rn good old West Mans fre d Arrrvrng from New York were Army Brunelle and Davrd Blackford co owners of a hrghly successful ac countrng frrm Among therr famous clrents are Tommy Markt the multrmrllronarre banker and Beverly Rodrrck who has just taken over the management of the Frrst Natronal Stores all over the country Suddenly there was the sound of breakrng glass from rnsrde and a brg splash Ralph Blackader had danced hrm self rrght rnto the punchbowl wrth Rollre Tartufo and had a nrce deep cut on hrs hand' But the day was saved by those two great nurses Susan Palanza and anet Phrllrps Gerry Sprezro and Garl Unger both prrvate secretarres at the Watts 8: Wrlls Draper Serxrce were drscussrng wrth Anrta Srgnorrello her new job as secretary to Albert Inglese the famous Hollywood drrector Dwrght Hot Rod Phrllrps couldn t be here because he had just set a new record at the Indranapolrs Speedway Drane Hagerty just arrrved home from an European holrday sponsored by the Foxboro Company and was tellrng me of her trrp when the star of Drng Dong School Ann 60 Whrttaker armed Brlly Brurser Slattery couldnt come to the reunron because tonrght he meets Krller Kowalskr rn the brggest wrestlrng match of hrs career at Boston Garden In one sectron of the drnrng room were Sandra Menard anrce Krng Kathy Cruser and Pat Breen all secretarres at the Foxboro Company lrstenrng to Norma Menga ex plarn her rnterestrng government work rn Italy One of the executrves already seated was Doug Max well head of the Mansfreld Water Department Doug was busrly conxrncrng hrs cousrn Ron Maxwell who rs now an electrrcal technrcran that he rs strll keeprng thrngs rollrng for the water department Also seated close by were serror james Baldrnr and Mr Wrllram Foster who have bought Fernandes and are now the hrghest rankrng FEMBA members rn the world Ron DeSantrs rnterrupted hrs busy schedule as lrfe guard at the famous Park Avenue pool to attend the reunron A beautrful steak drnner was berng served as Fred Ben Hogan Grovrno new owner of the Rose Garden asked rf everyone was enjoyrng hrmself Elarne Nordberg and oan Dellracono nodded therr approsal and contrnued therr drscussron concernrng the strategy for next years grrls sports calendar Elarne and oan have taken over at Mansfreld Hrgh as the grrls physrcal educatron drrectors Followrng the drnner classmates contrnued to mrngle and talk about therr accomplrshments One of the most rn terestrng drscussrons seemed to be between Gerry Cutrllo Sandra Cooper and Anna Nasrse It seems that after several months of trarnrng Anna had frnally been selected as an Amerrcan Arr Lrnes hostess Isabel May Melfre was attemptrng to convrnce house wrves Sandra Brasettr and Geraldrne Allard that she doubted that she would be marrred any more than three trmes Brlly Freldrng and Dave Blenkhorn who own a new bakery were congratulated for the frne desserts whrch they generously donated The guests began to depart slowly hoprng that the future reunrons would be as successful Professor john Crprranr head of mathematrcs at Northeastern Unrversrty thanked exeryone who helped make the day an enjoyable one Factory workers Ray Brrggs Bob Baldrnr and Dave Crarg talked about the success of the reunron and departed Harold Brshop Roger Cardrn and Fred Brown would return to therr recently burlt garage the followrng mornrng and Ed Landers and Harry Larsen wrll soon be completrng the plans for therr new constructron company 0 . . 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I X L 'N X331 ,Yun 21 611155 Furl Rau J Goodvun L Farrell J Agan J Wrlls President T Antosca Secretary K Houghton Treasurer R Lmarr Vrce presrdent A Carbonettr J Farrnella C Barboza Secafzd Rau Mlss Maclndewar M Jardxn F Brunelle P B tl C F ar ett errrs R Andrews C Galantr M Catalom D Cleary B Balch Mrs Whrtmore Thzrd Rau S Jusczyk M Canty P Alfonso J Keating C Frshback J Frtzsrmmons E B l T Ch om ase J Hall C Chartler S Ferrara Famlh Rau C Frsher C Tales N Hawes W Barboza G Hodson J Jones H Austrn C Clature E Blandorr D Cleary F1 th Rau R DeP1llo M Alessqndrr J Cheyne D Crnellr W Goebel W Bond G Corey S Dawdson R Freeman H Dams S Bravettr Furl Rau J Ramondetta B Madan G Nasxse J McCarthy C Lxberatore J Moody C McCorm1ck P Muldoon J Krxmandaul NIcK1nlev S d R P O l ecazz au Nell C Santuccr C Melchrorrr M Snell J Partlngton H Melf1e N Peterson J Vallet S Nordberg Pazrt R NIacLaughl1n Mr Lombardr Tbnd Rau E Thompson D Stevsart E Marchesellr R Malegrrda W Laprrse R Thompson Prescott G Vrllxs B Welch J Sarro R Wynn D Lrberatore J Scarpellmr J Santos Fazufla Rau J Lawton M Plccxandra Tl8fOf1O J LaPlante T Robznson R Stearns D Shelburne R Scarpellrnr J Thnbault XV Upper R Corbett E XX'h1tt1er B Brown Xlrller 2 .I H Y. . . . . . - . - - - , - , - , - , , - , , - , , V , , 1- ' , , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , .. . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . 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Kathleen Houghton CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Whitmore, Miss Maclndewar, and Mr Lom 'Er Sapha are Glass Fzrfz Rau S Wasserman C Prrtchard G Mahoney J Guerrrnx C Robmson Secretary J Praseckr Presxdent D Murphy V1cePres1dent W Albertrnu Treasurer M Lemleux E Pestana C 0ttav1an1 S Kelleher Serand Raw J Cxeplek J Johnson S Harwood K Hansen V Ferrara C Porter C Wxtherspoon S Grant A Tlbbets J Strople N Atherton J Whxtehouse D Houghton P Thrbault S Cervellx B Kuzdzol Mr Lang Adwsor Third Raw D Greenwood E Thayer B Peterson R Knowles R Markt J Grozxer W Vandenkerck hoven J Roma D Hayner J Hanlon M Wnlls S Ferrara B Dunne B Stewart Faurzh Rau R Hubbard B Peterson R Maxwell M Razee J Webber D Vxclcery M de la Feulllxez T Sweeney J Matthews D Knngsbury J Tartufo D May F1119 Rau M Hansel C Prescott T Long W Slgnorlello G Walker R Vxckery J Kmght D Lutton B Dale E Shaw h V 1 Fmrt Rau F Crosby K Moore J Bellew A Carnne B Annese C Bellavance D Bartlett E Clement R Coyle D Cody Sefand Raw Nirss Mrlot Advlsor K Anderson C Fxtzslrnmons J Balchnr P Ackles J Cotterrll J Cronrn S Calhoun E Eanes M Antosca Tlazrd Rau R Menard W Clapp P DeG1rolamo A Brown W Allen N Peterson W Butte K Prccrandra R Bernard L Pascuccx L Davldson B Alderson Fauna Rau W Copparlnr P Crotty R Nesbrt P Mmer F Collrngwood B McCoy P Gem1n1an1 J Metrano F Blake D Payden G Blxss R Baxter OBr1en F1 tb Rau Barton T Pearce A Blelan E Chace L Gentllr R G6Uf1l1 R Dutton L Gorham D Ballou L Jackson P Chase 74 . ,I . . . . . . . . - . - - , - 1 - 3 - 1 - t 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - a ' ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - 1 - v - 1 - n ' a - 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . 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X , . , . . 611155 af I 96 CLASS OFFICERS P1 efzdent John Plaseckl Vzfe Prefzdenl Douglas Murphy Serrefmg Carol Robison T1 efzfuz er Wllma Albertlm CLASS ADVISORS ACTIVITIES 1 9 59 1 960 Sophomore Social November 10 1959 Entertaxnment Commlttee Christmas Dance Co sponsor Sweater Dance with Mansfrelcl Hrgh Basketball Team May 13 1960 Miss Milot and Mr. Long greshman 611155 Fzrsz Rau K Mel D Marshall J Macomber P delaFeu1ll1ez S Paronr Treasurer J Rncardo Presrdent W Day Vrce presldent M Palanra Secretary E Maxwell S LaCasse D Morrm V Dellracono Serand Rau B Fletcher J Rourlle E Frsher R Moran P Martm J Farra R Jordm S Parom W Laughton C Felton C Fusco J Pagmm A Porfrdo S Melfre J Obuchon Mrss Welch Tbnd Raw S Larsen M Molrnarr J Robrnson F Lemxre S Fagan N Pl3S6Clxl H Frsher S Frschbach E Porrrer G R1chards R Prtman D Praxa D Johnson E Hartwell W Roots G Flmt J Hell Fourth Rau B Hubbard K Rex A Collrer J Goyea T Mrner R Gordon J Johnson J Fuller E Fasulo E Ferrara R Pelton Fzfzb Rau J Harlor F Norftrll C Wade W Garrlepy C Freeman D Haynes P Nlusto C Morrrson D LaPlante J Hagerty P OBr1en Fnfz Rau M Brlags L Cameron A Chartler C Sm1th E Spauldmg J Wolak M Brrggs D Coppormr C Ayeres J Atherton P Scott Sfrand Rau J Sxntuctr K Lnger I Dams J Bonney L Blenkhorn R Walker C Anderson T Lsa D Frasers J XX'alker D Colbx Mr Obaerll Tbnd Rau N Austrn J Brown R Barbora W Wood J Vadala R Vrckery T Balfour E Sheaff M Dans C Walker J Thrbault Faurlb Rau C Crescetellx B Washburn XY' Albertml J Vrerra J Slatterx B Collette Sarro R Cameron X Szabo D Dawson E Ballou Fzrfb Rau XX Dauphrnee E Vsade R Staples XX Stanford J XX alent G Wrllxs R Buck J Trotter J Bradburx A Clnellr 76 . . . , . , . , . 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Pnioni :ksucceeded by Willirrrn Day, November, 1959 CLASS ADVISORS Miss Welch and INIr. O'NeilI ACTIVITIES 19 59- 1 960 Christmas Party, Refreshment Committee. Farewell Seniors, Dance, May 20, 1960. fudenf Krfzmcil Fzrrt Row J Hell S Ferrara J Hagerty J Ramondetta Treasurer D P18SCCkl President D Collmgwood Vrce presrdent B Donlan Thompson R Cameron D Bartlett D Greenwood V Ferrara Mr Long TlJ1rdRow D Payden S I-Iarlor R Brlggs R Malagnda W Upper W Goebel M Reagan R Santuccl M Alessandrx J Slattery W Roots ....:s' 1.5.1115- I f 78 n p el , f I 5 R 2 f 3 3 V 1' Secretary, Menarri, Mahoneyi, C. Ottalwiani, J, Athertong Ser0nd,Roru.' M. Arxtosca, J. ,Strople, I. Rouilie, S. Cooper, 'Shaw,.Ei '7 -R A X f I .4 . EP -' V it :bl - - K -A Q - W fl - 'K X . L - Q - x '1 7 fl 1 1 XX X! 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WN 4' :LE Q, a X -Q1 'wi QQ It avi 1 at in 3 KK , t X swf I-U Q 'fig-3 QR '21 X 4' J T f in 3 4 1 X 4' gf Q, -i' SENIORS SENIO omerseJfCD Monicref ICD nlimfo p-Q No EQ3Torx CD '-4 onion Q or mon C0 CLASS D CHAMPS .4 Case o I N HWAilAmci'b0ro O Z. v-1 OX Om Lo M f-D Io Q 174 COACHES cum T HANK S M l RS 1 5 Q ' ff g Fra I - ' W ffm .. s ?...,M,, ' 'UO I C as f ? - Q 51 sf D Q HW' ' 8 , I ' 1 H 4 ' . ' Zta 'fi fp -g f' ' I A , Or Q u M 4 A. F B ' i W fly it l - . . . .... . . 4 X gii , M25 ' xN 1, if l N VN Mansfield 16-Somerset O: The Hornets started the season off by upsetting the defending Class D Champs, who went into the game favored by two to three touchdowns. The offensive punch was sparked by the smart quarterbacking of Doug Maxwell and the hard running of Sophomore Ron Gentili while the defensive unit played a very determlned game and shut out the ex champs Mansfield 32 Franklin 6 The Green and Whlte proved that their impressive vrctory the week before was no fluke and completely outclassed the Blue as they took their second w1n behind crisp blocking rock ribbed tackllng and heads up pass defense The outstanding point getter of the afternoon was Ron Gentili who scored 3 TD s Mansfield 26 North Easton 6 For the first time since 1953 a Mans field football squad came out on top after a battle with the usually mighty Oliver Ames Although the small Hornets were outweighed the spunky all Senior line opened wide gaps which enabled the backs to run long distances Again fme quarterbackmg by Maxle dominated the game and long runs by Ron Gentili Q83 yardsj and Dave Plasecki C50 yardsj added to the excitement Senior line backer Stan Dill stood out on defense Mansfield 28 Canton 6 The typical hustle of the Hornets was again displayed as they trounced Canton Ron Gentrli bagged three touch downs to up his season s total to eight and Dave Piasecki added a 93 yard touchdown jaunt to the scoreboard behind the crlsp blocking of the entire forward wall led by Fran VICIHO Jim Baldmi Bill Foster and Ron Maxwell The defensive unit maintained 1ts strength allowing only six po1nts 9 ' 1 ' ' 7 v M t , . - 7 1 . . . . 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Mansfield 8-Dartmouth 6: The Mansfield squad traveled to the Cape on a rain-soaked day seeking another victory and were nearly disap- pointed Although the Hornets gained 242 yards to the Indians 115 each could muster up only one touchdown Quarterback Doug Maxwell looked like a scatback as he dashed 11 yards for our only touchdown and then threw the all important extra point to Captain Pete DeG1rolamo The defensive unit again held the opposition to only 6 points and refused to budge when the going got rough Mansfield 26-Case 0 The sparkling offensne drive of the Green and Wlxite again proved to be overpower1ng to the opposition Two touchdowns by Ron Sankey fa 68 yard pass interception and a 27 yard pass from Doug Maxwellj a 65 yard yaunt by Gentili a short line plunge by Stan Dill and an extra point conversion fMax well to DeG1rolamoj were the extent of the Hornet scoring Other standouts were Bob Santucci who brought the crowd to their feet with several fine punt returns and Fran Vicino and Bobby Dutton the defensive stars of the game Mansfield 24-North Attleboro 0: Led by Dave Collingwood and jim Baldim of the defensive unit and the Maxwell Sankey combina tion on offense the fighting Hornets played their finest game of the season North was held to a net 5 yards rushing while the Green and White behind the crisp blocking of Bob Santucci and the hard running of Ron Gentili was grinding out 187 yards on the ground The Mansfield hard noses dominated and outclassed North in one of the roughest games of the year Mansfield 14-Foxboro 6 By defeating Foxboro the Hornets gained the f1rst undefeated untied season C8 Dj and the first Class D Championship in M H S history Key plays of the day were turned in by Wally Gordon fblocked punt six polntsj and Captain Pete DeG1rolamo who prevented an important touchdown ,aunt Again the defensive unit led by Bill Foster and Fran Vrcmo refused to yield more than 6 points and played a strong game , 34, 3? 398 1 ki- vu 1 HOCKOMOCK STANDINGS HORNET SCORES ffvrueis Cake Second league Gila af year DRIBBLIN G H ORN ETS The curtarn frnally came down on the 1959 1960 basketball season w1th the Hornets and Ran dolph t1ed Q15 35 for the Hockomock T1tle The Hornets show1ng that they are the deservrng champs beat Randolph 75 74 rn the rubber game of the Hockomock Txtle It was a tremendous season for Coach Sullxvan and hxs scrappy Hornets as they gamed the trtle through a great showrng of teamwork Ron Gent1l1 the Sophomore sensat1on led the Hornets 1n scormg w1th a total of 374 po1nts as he set a new sophomore scor1ng record The blg scorers thls season were Go rd o n Q358j Co Capt Sankey Q3315 and Co Capt Collmgwood Q2855 Off the bench came clutch performances from Bobby Santuccr and Doug Maxwell as each scored utal baskets durrng the season Mansfleld Randolph Oln er Ames Sharon Foxboro Stoughton Westwood Canton Frankl1n Mansfleld Mansfleld Mansflelcl Mansfleld IO4 QI'1nal5 Won Lost TOURNEY PLAY H1ngham Plymouth Olner Ames Lynn Trade C 8 2 8 778 4 2 8 22 2 Z 2 2 Z 1012 1112 Q So Shorej Q50 Shorej QTech5 QTech5 L W W W W W W W W W W W W L W W L W 1223 644 Q16 35 Randolph Stoughton K1ng Ph1l1p Olrver Ames Foxboro Frankl1n Canton Sharon Sharon Canton Westwood Frankl1n Foxboro Oln er Ames Kmg Ph1l1p Stoughton Randolph Randolph Total Ax erage 1030 542 P t. GB Q 5 64 77 ' 16 5 . 4 - Q 5 72 56 15 4 .7 9 1 Q 5 56 ' ' ' 36 ' 1 14 4 . 1V Q J 54 ' 42 10 8 .556 5V Q 5 71 56 8 10 . 44 7V Q j 63 ' 60 King Philip 7 11 .389 SVZ QWJ 71 Westwood 58 6 12 .355 9V Q 5 72 44 6 12 .333 9V Q D 59 49 5 13 . 7 f Q 5 66 54 ' 4 14 . 2 f Q '5 54 46 Q 5 60 45 Q 5 79 ' 57 Q 5 79 49 Q 5 56 ' ' 63 Q 5 51 ' ' ' 45 ' C D 53 48 ' 84 ' 63 . Q 5 68 71 ' 67 78 . Q 5 75 74 ' 75 ' ' 73 l 60 62 . ' - mf! XM ' X x A 4 A 0 , ,W I I 7 ff g ff - XJG' , Q g I , f Q 'X I , F I Lg 5, M if 5, AQ Q , ff I W W I05 junmr Zfarszfy 1 Uzird league Ufle for ffvrucfs The 1960 Green Hornet baseball team C14 4j captured the Hockomock League Trtle makmg rt the frrst trme that the Green and Whnte has es er made a clean sweep of athlet1c champronshrps 1n League competltron Coach Sullrvan has worked untlrmgly wrth thrs year s baseball team We wrll always remem ber hrs sprrrted ways Doug Maxwell f349j and Ron Sankey f404j led the Hornets ln hrttmg Co Capt Bobby Santuccn and Co Capt Ron Sankey led the team rn scormg each havmg crossed the plate more than 20 trmes The Hornet outf1eld of scrappy Dane Praseckr Ron Maxwell and Army Brunell proved to be the best IH the League wrth the1r terrrfrc defense Pete DeG1rolamo and Bobby Santuccr led the team m stolen bases Pete gettlng 16 and Bobby wh1le not berng thrown out all season got 22 Ron Gentxh and Wally Gordon were th1s years prtchers wlth Gent1l1 gettrng 11 wms and no losses juuzor Varsity v Z1 Ain 4-das wg! P Ka -mga i 1. IVE f 1' W MV- Q 3' in ' 'gr l n I ' Q. k Yr 1- x 4 NA J' 'f ,Q i!gifg'5.a ? R:L'5 0 i'aQ1fi Q N , my A , ,X M, A f' ' , , -I , ,, . bf , L,,2 . W' L k mi I K ' 3.9: ,T , f f 2. In x r . V, we ,K . , 53 , , K ,V -N. 4... IF' -- --. t W, W. MV, ' . .. - . gi - ' A V kr!-fi X ' 351 ., - , . H ' U 4 gl ' , . 'fi-M g'. I - I MI 5 A , X - X I A -- A f- - ,T ., .. - .--Q - 3 .5 1 .f 1.. , J .- . 1 ,. .x ., ,, , A . A , ,. . . , , ,. . . 7 zx. , H., .., ,Q ,,, F inf? K fm 1. U -1 08 .5,g,g,,,'ffnLivf:, f , f, . f , wiki gi' 'V f- 1.,,,h, - 'ff wk 1. -WMV Q ' Q A N.. f --0-'in-, Zmck 14' Fin! Row F VICIUO G Hodsen F Collxngwood R Maxwell S D111 Serond Rau D Collmg wood R Stearns R GEDt1l1 M Parsons Coach For the past seseral years Coach B111 Parsons has put h1S squad through a terr1f1c ace Th1S year h1s under men proxed to be the best 1n many years The mam po1nt getters for the Hornets were semors Fran V1c1no Daxe Collxngwood and Stan D111 along wxth sophomore Ron Gent1l1 Good luck to the followmg track squads of MHS -. auf w 4' Mm ,ni f-A 'VN' nf' ...rw Www W I 960 It 4 'G W W Alfa ?',..., I7 C Fm! Row D Thrbault C Freeman F Grovmo A Inglese Serond Row E Shaw L jackson A Nlemr I Watts Mr Lom bardr Advrsor 1 f Y W9 a ' ' ,Z 2 .f--QA 'A' W 1rN-veyyxf-qs., Gopher 196O putters F re 5611111 Balls whlz by on the tenms court then suddenly Mansfreld has won another game' Agam and agam our glrls were uctorrous and another trophy was added to our case by wmnmg the Hockomock League trtle I Parom Whxtehouse D Lrberatore B Balch and S Kelleher Boys you made a good begmmng and we re sure that next year Mansfleld wrll hase a wmnmg boys tennxs team J Goyea I Lawton S D111 W Upper I Harlor Q I 7 ' , 5 7 , Y . 1571 ketbal! Var :ty Fin! Rou j Baldlm I Blaseclu I Farmella D Llberatore R Farmella P Bartlett Sammi Row B Balch D Bartlett M Gasson G W1ll1s M jackson M Czmty M155 Englehardt coach 471114 or Vzzrszfy F1rJlR0u B Annese D Houghton C Barboza INI Lemleut J Cwplvc E Bordbcrg S fond R014 C1 Mahoney K Moore D Bellawance Partmgton E Spaulclmg IN Peterson B Stuart a'1d Mxss Englehardt coach Mansfield 19 Mansfield 30 Mansfield 26 Mansfield 51 Mansfield 37 Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Alumni Canton Sharon Sharon Foxboro Easton King Phillip Stoughton Randolph Wfestwood HIGH SCORERS S Marion Gasson Roberta Farinella Mary Jackson Eheerleadcrs Furl Row T Antosca S Palanza K Dauphmee E Bolm Second Row B Donlan S Palom C Palanza K Mel Here are the gurls who cheered Mansf1eld Hrgh School teams on to champlonshlps ln football and basketball They too are champrons for our cheerleaders placed fourth m a cheermg competxtron whxch was held at the Dav1d Prouty School rn Spencer Thenr personalrty neat appearance and lady lrke manner make Mansfield Hrgh School proud to be represented by such a wonderful group The co captalns of thrs squad were B Donlan and S Palanza The rest of the squad 1ncludes T Antosca E Bolm K Dauphrnee S Ferrara S Kelleher K Mel C Palanza and S Paronr ww 1 G71 x ? .- I 'HU' Vx Y , fa' i h , , . , . . .. . - 1 1 ' , u I , n . , n 1 . , s ', . , n ' .- Z .4 It D , I . -' on Q .l lx 6 f'7f-I.l 1I,. ,L -.- Fm? Row C Pritchard G Mahoney E Norclberg R Farmella Co Captain I Farinella A Porfido C Ottaviani Second Row D Bartlett E Spaulding B Balch .I Partmgton E Shaw C Bellavance I Baldim D Haughton Mrs Dunne coach Mansfield King Phillip Mansfield Oliver Ames Mansfield Walpole Mansfield Foxboro Althou h our field hocke team is new here it has shown feat im rowement We 8 Y 8 P expect victories in the years to come . n lnllkl H VVf V V A 2 . . . -.V, q V wf V 1 f ' .,,,..,..,,..,...,,,,,,..l,..,..., , 2 ' l,.,l, ..., Mansfield ......ee..............l,.e....e,.,,. 0 King Phillip 7 ,, ,, ' .,,,.....,.,,.... ......,,,,,,,.... 2 .,,,..,..,,..,,,, , , ' ..........,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,........ 2 , ,,,, ., Svffb ll Fzrfl Row M Canty W Albertme E Nordberg J Delhacano j Farmella C Robmson Sefond Although the g1flS softball team hasnt won too many games the girls are always trymg to do the1r best Th1s sport 15 a lot of fun and they really enjoy themse-ls es when they play Mansfleld Randolph Mansfleld Westwood Mansf1eld Kmg Phxlhp Mansheld Easton Mansf1eld Foxboro Mansfleld Sharon Mansf1eld Stoughton l Row: Miss Enlglehardt, coach, M. wlusl J. Baldinij D. Bartlett, li. sanmtci, Rf Cameron, A.'Porfido. ' 16 23 ' 6 ' 19 ' ' ' 12 ' 18 ' 6 36 ' 3 ' 3 15 1 A 6333 f -11 'Iii '-1-' XY 1: v- - i . - ., -1.4 iff THE WARREN KAY VANTINE STUDIO INC Officially Serving the Class of l960 66I C g PORTLAND MAINE ' O I32 Boyls+on S+ree+ BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS on ress Sfreef , of MANSFIELD BLEACHERY TELEPHONE ED 9 294I Comphmenh John L Clemmey Company, Inc MANUFACTURERS Onl Gasoline and Sephc Tanks Tanks of Every Descrlphon Muscellaneous Pla+e Work MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Telephone Mansfield ED 9 892I MANSHELD CHOCOLATE COMPANY Mansfield Massacl'1use+'rs QUALITY CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS S l903 I I -X! 5 , 1 x 'R XR I V ince MANSFIELD MUNICIPAL LIGHT AND POWER DEPARTMENT C OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE TOWN FOR THE SOLE BENEFIT OF THE TOWN C pI I' I L. G. 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COMPO CHEMICAL COMPANY INC KIRLEY COAL 81 SUPPLY CO WEST CHURCH ST MANSFIELD Tl 9 55 JONES PLUMBING C 208 NORTH MAIN STREET MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS T I Ed 9 574 o pl MANSFIELD TEEN HOP S D g Complimenfs of I Mansfield, Massacl1use'H's Complimenfs of e. -29 Healing-Oi Burners Air ondifioning . -7 C m imenls of Pal' Jim Jill Ma June ue ou THE MANSFIELD PRESS INC Wl+h Complefe Faolhhes for II16 Produchon of Commercial Social and Book Prmfing A MANSFIELD INSTITUTION SINCE I873 STANDARD METAL PRODUCTS Sherwood Sllver Company Manufaciurers of SlIverpIa+ed Hollow Ware MANSFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Compllmenfs CARBON ETTI S e Ed 99623 Free Delivery HUGO AND WILMA CARBONETTI E CompIlmen+s of G SHERMAN 81 SON Funeral Home 55 Nor+I'1 Mann S+reeI' I of I TI. . - ' THE LIFE SAVER Mansfleld Crecluf Umon Odd Fellow s Bu Iclmg MANSFIELD MASS OF RHODE ISLAND 95 PIeasan+ Valley Parkway PROVIDENCE R I D I FOXBORO FURNITURE CO INC QUALITY FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE Klngswood 3 5323 Compllmenfs of FAIRFIELD OPTICAL COMPANY . i - COCA-COLA BOTTLINC5 COMPANY Tel. e. -I98I 'I Com pIimen'rs of HERCULES POWDER COMPANY INCORPORATED SynI'he'rics Deparimeni' Compllmenfs MANSFIELD NEW CAR DEALERS ASSOCIATION J dy KNIT WITS CompIlmen+s of Ihe REGENT CAFE AQUARIUM CREATIONS a+ Tom s Recreahon CenI'er 900 SO MAIN ST MANSFIELD MASS S d d Sp I App 'I' I CATALANO S OF MANSFIELD INC I96 No Mam Sfreei' Mansfield Mass Tel EDgewood 9 2642 of Rosalie u Rene Ani+a Gerry EIaine , INC Pri+cI1 Ellen Lindy Brenda Bev Nancy ll .I . 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