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

Text from Pages 1 - 146 of the 1962 volume:

iii HH FT; ie ea WT i Es ‘sed vel ¢ Ava. t ay or Ve “ fair ts os p | Oy eee� ‘ee oul OT Payor ae ae H “ y ys: en PEL (Wer) arate cuss F Sele b0-EINTORS JANE CRONIN BARBARA KUZDZ0L Joreword We have walked this corridor for the last time as students. Behind us are many memories both happy and sorrowful. Come now and relive with us mo- ments the Class of 1962 will long remember. able of Contents pi: c! ADMINISTRATION EeeEACUIATY — 4 7 ML SENIORS __ UNDERCLASSMEN | itp ACTIVITIES 2 ae SPORTS ADVERTISERS _) | Dedication MELA MLLLP L5G DE ODO ES GP Miss Alice Milot For three years Miss Milot has been our helpful advisor. Not only has she been indispensable to the entire class, but to each individual. For these and many other reasons we proudly dedicate the ‘62 HOR- NET to her. In Appreciation We wish to express our thanks to Mr. Mastromarino and Mr. Steinberg for their willing assistance in our numer- ous activities. Their time and effort will be long remembered and sincerely ap- pteciated. Mr. Joseph F. Mastromarino Mr. S. Jack Steinberg Art and Photography Che 1962 Left to Right: M. Lemieux, G. Bliss, E. Thayer, L. Davi- son, L. Rodrick Sports Editors, Left to Right: W. Albertini, J. Grozier, R. Maxwell, F. Col- lingwood, D. Cody Underclassmen Left to Right: E. Clement, E. Chace, C. Ottaviani Advertising First Row: G. Prescott, C. Bella- vance, J. Strople, R. Dutton, P. Morse, N. Atherton Second Row: J. Piasecki, R. Know- les, F. Blake, D. Murphy, D. Payden, K. Picciandra 6 “Ftornet” Staff Senior Blographies a i Bis Left to Right: C. Robison, D. Bartlett, T. Chandler, if Baldini ) 4 Activities First Row: A. Tibbetts, B. Dunne, E. Pestana Second Row: K. Anderson, C. Witherspoon, M. de la Feuillez, B. Dale, J. Whitehouse, M. Antosca, C. Fitzsimmons, C. Pritchard Dear Graduates: I extend my congratulations to you upon your graduation from Mansfield High School. Where you are and what you are doing today is due to what you did in the many yesterdays making up today. Where you will be and what you will be doing in the many tomorrows to come will be determined by the sum total of what you have done in the yesterdays and todays. Make the greatest use of all the yesterdays and especially the todays, to make sure the tomorrows will bring you to where, and to, what you really want in life. Sincerely yours, ¢ , Albert J. Murphy Superintendent of Schools To The Class of 1962 “My Son, keep sound wisdom and discretion; let them not escape from your sight, and they will be life for your soul and adornment for your neck. Then you will walk on your way securely and your foot will not stumble.” Proverbs 3:21:24 Congratulations ! Good luck and God bless you, always. Harold L. Qualters Principal MESSAGE TO SENIORS—1962 We are still living under threats of nuclear warfare and ap- parently will continue to do so during our lifetime. As future parents and voters you must realize your responsi- bility to God, country, family, and self. Set your standards high and value truth. Always work for the betterment of mankind. Take an active part in local government and worth while com- munity projects. Be tolerant of the short comings of others, and generous in praise rather than critical of misdeeds. Congratulations, graduates, may your future life always be happy, successful and prosperous. Asst. Principal 10 : SRO: Co 12 Guidance Department Our able guidance department, which consists of Mr. Henry Lemieux and Miss Caroline Walsh has given us sound ad- vice during these past four years. EDWARD ALBERTINI FAUSTO BALZANI MAUREEN BOSTEEL Spanish French Social Studies Ancient History Nazareth College, B.A. Regis College, B.A. Boston College, B.S. Boston University Bridgewater State College, M. in Ed. ROLAND BROUSSEAU MARY I. COOK EDWARD B. CUNNINGHAM Mathematics Social Studies Art Department Providence College, B.S. Wheaton College, B.A. Mass. College of Art, B.S. in Ed. Boston University, M.A. MARY E. DRISCOLL JOHN E. DUNN WILLIAM A. EASTMAN Business General Science Industrial Arts Boston University, B.S.S. Boston University, B.S. State Training Course for Vocational Teachers 13 PHOTO Not Available EDA PIORETI TREN: ABBIE FORBES JAMES L. GALLO School Nurse Special Reading Music Supervisor Mount Auburn Hospital Bridgewater State College Boston University, B.M.Ed. ALBERT GOETZ CLAIRE S. GULAN MILDRED HANNON Industrial Arts Librarian English Boston State Teachers College, B.S. Mount St. Vincent, B.A. Radcliffe College, M.A. in Ed. Simmons, B.S. in Library Science E. EDWIN HARSCH ELSA H. HENCHEL JAMES J. KELLY Science Business Physical Education Driver Education Salem Teachers College, B.S. in Ed. Supervisor University of Kansas, B.S. in Ed. Boston University, M. in Ed, Boston. College, Ph.B., M. in Ed. 14 LILLIAN KERWIN RICHARD LOMBARDI JOSEPH F. MASTROMARINO Special Reading English English R. I. College of Education Bridgewater State College, B.S. in Ed. Bridgewater State College, B.S. in Ed. 4 ALICE D. MILOT ROBERTA L. NEGUS NICHOLAS PACELLA Mathematics English Science College of New Rochelle, B.A. University of Maine, B.A. Worcester State College, M.S. WILLIAM T. PARSONS ROBERT H. PAYDEN FRANCESE V. PEARCE Physical Education History Business Boston University, B.S. in Ed., Farmington State Teachers’ College American International College, B.S. M.Ed. La. State University in Commercial Training Boston University, B.S., A.M. DAVID F. PIERCE Biology Driver Ed. Brown University, Ph.B. Boston University, Ed.M. WILLIAM SULLIVAN Mathematics Fordham U., B.S. Bridgewater State Col., M.Ed. MARGARET E. WELCH Social Studies Boston University, B.A. S. JACK STEINBERG ELEANOR J. STETSON Business Latin Boston University, B.S. English B. U. College of Liberal Arts, B.A. DOROTHY Li FUFIS CATHERINE M. VERZOLA Mathematics English English Wheaton College, B.A. Bates College, B.A. LUCILLE WHISEMANT MILDRED M. WHITMORE Physical Education Home Economics Bridgewater State College, B.S. in Ed. Framingham State Teachers’ College Senior Class Officers THOMAS CHANDLER WILMA ALBERTINI CAROL ROBISON ROBERT DUTTON Vice-President Treasurer Secretary President 18 Course: General Favorite Pastime: Horses Art Club 2 Reception, Decorations CASUAL—Nothing bores “Pat” more than peace and quiet. Her cheerfulness and PATRICIA ACKLES phate Ambition: Marty a Millionaire Pet Peeve: Boys who don’t Shave Gym Club 1, 3, 4 mischievous ways have enlightened many of our classes. BRIAN ALDERSON “Aldi” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Merchant Marine Favorite Pastime: Sailing Pet Peeve: Wearing ties Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Woodworking Club Class Play, Scenery UNASSUMING—Although Brian is ac- tually a happy-go-lucky person, he ap- pears reserved and quiet. Brian did his part in making the class play a success by using his ability in woodworking for the scenery. WILMA J. ALBERTINI “Willie” Course: College Favorite Pastime: Room 192 Meetings Field Hockey 1, 2 J.V. Basketball 2 Softball 1, 2 National Jr. Honor Society Gym Club 1, 2 Glee Club 1, Vice Pres. 2 Gym Exhibition 1, 2 Ambition: Nursing Pet Peeve: Long Skirts Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Sports Editor Reception, Exec. Committee Future Nurses Club 4 Class Play, Exec. Committee SPARKLING—Full of vim and vigor, ““Willie’s” good looks and ready laughter have delighted her classmates. As proof of her personality plus, Wilma was elected Treas- urer of her class for four years. 19 BERNADETTE ANNESE “Bernie Course: College Ambition: Hairdresser Favorite Pastime: Class Play Pet Peeve; Sychophants Band 1, 2, Vice-President Basketball 1, 2, 3 Band Board of Officers Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Usher Softball 1, 2 Chorus 4 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 PERSONABLE—Combine wit, talent, and sociability, and you have Bernie. What would the Hornet Band do without her fine musical ability. -KATHLEEN ANDERSON “Kathy” Course: Commercial Ambition: Make a Million Favorite Pastime: Having Fun Pet Peeve; Staying Home Tatler 1 Boosters Club 2 Art Club 3, Treasurer 4 Class Play “Agnes Emory” FRIENDLY—Kathy’s good looks and friendly smile for everyone have made her an outstanding member of: our class. She played her part to the fullest as “Agnes” in the Class Play. MARGUERITE ELLEN ANTOSCA “Margie” Course: Commercial Ambition: To Get an “A” From Miss Favorite Pastime: Music Hannon Pet Peeve; Unannounced Tests Tatler 1 Reception, Tickets Boosters Club 2 Decorations Art Club, Secretary 3 Student Council 2, 4 Scholastic Achievement Chorus 4 Class Play, Make-up Chairman CONSIDERATE—A conscientious and dependable worker, Margie has been a tremen- dous asset to our class. She sets a fine example with her sweet lady-like manner 20 NANCY MARIE ATHERTON “Sam Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretarial Work Favorite Pastime: Roger Pet Peeve: Being mistaken for Jayne Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Gym Exhibition 1, 2 Tatler 1, 2 Yearbook, Advertising Committee Reception, Decorations 3 Scholastic Achievement EFFICIENT—Don't let Nancy’s petite stature fool you, for she is actually one of our most efficient business girls. With her self-confidence, she cannot help but succeed in the business world. DAVID MORTIMER BALLOU “Mort” Course: General Ambition; Study for the Ministry Favorite Pastime: Fishing Pet Peeve: Spanish Verbs Band 1, 2, 3, President 4 Band Board of Officers 3 Projector Club 2, 3 Class Play, Refreshments GOOD NATURED—Dave’s ability to say the right thing at the wrong time has labeled him one of the class wits. As President of our high-stepping Hor- net Band he has also displayed great musical ability. JEAN MARIE BALDINI “Jean” Course: College Ambition: Northeastern U. Favorite Pastime: Cheering for the Team Pet Peeve: Restricted Cliques Student Council 1, 4 Natl. Jr. Honor Society 1 Tennis Team 3, 4 Scholastic Achievement Softball 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 Band 1 Field Hockey 1, 2 Gym Club 1, 2 Cheerleader 3, Captain 4 Reception, Usher Glee Club 3, 4 Reception, Publicity Committee Pep Squad 4 Yearbook, Co-chairman, Biography Gym Exhibition 1, 2 Committee National Honor Society 3, 4 BEST ALL AROUND-—Spirit, personality, and scholarship exemplify Jean’s outstand- ing popularity. Her leadership in cheering Mansfield’s athletes to victory was ap- preciated. 21 DEBORAH GAY BARTLETT “Debby” Course; College Ambition: Success at College Favorite Pastime: Corresponding Pet Peeve: Waiting Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 4 Band 1 Yearbook, Co-chairman, Biographies Field Hockey 1, 2 Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 2 Pep Squad 4 Reception, Co-chairman of Music, National Jr. Honor Society 1 Decorations, Usher Chorus 4 Science Fair, First prize in physics 1, 4 DAR Citizenship Award Class Play, Advertising, Prompter Scholastic Achievement SINCERE—Debby has not only done a lot for our class but also for the whole school. With her combination of quiet sincerity, capable leadership, and a pleasing ‘ manner our Student Council has prospered immensely. With these qualities Debby is , bound to be a success. JOHN EDWARD BARTON “Porky” Course: Industrial Arts Favorite Pastime: Antique Autos Ambition: To Get Ambitious Pet Peeve: Clement A. Riley Class Play, Scenery Reception, Decorations SUBTLE—John loves the life he leads with speed and guns being his main interests. He has a casual air about him. CORA JOY BELLAVANCE [@ ie Course: College Ambition: Legat Secretary Favorite Pastime: Steve Pet Peeve: Being Called ‘‘Cora-Ma e” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3 Reception, Usher, Decorations Basketball 2 Student Council 4 Gym Club 2, Secretary Yearbook, Advertising Gym Exhibition 1, 2 Class Play, Publicity Band 1 National Jr. Honor Society 1 Cheerleader 4 RADIANT—Cora’s bubbling personality and wit have been a great asset to our out- standing cheerleading squad. How will we ever be able to forget her notorious capers? 22 JEANNE CARROLL BELLEW “Jeannie” Course: College Ambition: Get a Job Favorite Pastime: Riding Horses Pet Peeve: English Art Club 3 Reception, Decorations RESERVED—Jeanne is actually not as angelic as her quiet, reserved manner would indicate. At times she entertains us with her witty remarks. FRANKLIN A. Bene Course: College Favorite Pastime: Riding Motorcycles Science Club ALFONSE E. BIELAN “Teak Course: General Ambition: Barber Favorite Pastime: Golf Pet Peeve: English IV J.V. Baseball 1, 2 Baseball 4 Science Club 3 Receptions, Decorations Class Play, Scenery UNDEMONSTRATIVE—“Al” whom we constantly see roaming the corri- dors, is another of the shop boys. His abilities in this field were put to good use during our reception and class play. BLAKE Ambition: Engineer Pet Peeve: Hudson's UNIQUE—Ben’s interest in science and his many original inventions, including his famous “‘hot rod,” have Jed to the nickname ‘Ben Franklin.”’ 23 WILLIAM H. BUTT ““Buttsy”’ Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Art Ambition: Commercial Art Pet Peeve: Homework Every Night Gym Club 2 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Projector Club 3 EASY-GOING—We all know Billy for his contagious grin. His willingness to help make posters is the acme of fine school spirit. SUSAN HELEN CALHOUN Course: College Favorite Pastime: Eddie Gym Club 2 Art Club 3 ATTRACTIVE—Sue is best known for her natural good looks and fashionable attire. With her friendly ways and courteous manner she is naturally likeable. 24 GERARD FREDERICK BLISS “Gerry” Course: College Favorite Pastime: Band Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Art and Photography, Co-chairman AMIABLE “Sue” Ambition: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Showers in Gym Reception, Decorations Ambition: College Pet Peeve; Trig Class Science Fair 1, 3 Gym Exhibition 2 Scholastic Achievement A ready grin, a happy laugh, that’s Gerry all over. He’s really a “jolly good fellow” with consideration for everyone and he has an avid interest in having fun. CATHERINE DIANE CAMERON “Diane” Course: Commercial Pet Peeve: People Who Don’t Like Favorite Pastime: Collect Pictures of Animals Movie Stars Ambition: Private Secretary CASUAL—A new member of our class this year, Diane hasn’t had much time to he- come acquainted with us. However, what we've seen of her we like very much. ANDREA LOUISE CARNIE “Andy” Course: General Favorite Pastime: Movies Ambition: Work Pet Peeve: Homework Gym Club 1 Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3 Reception, Advertising Class Play, Secretary to Director Science Fair 1 AGREEABLE—Glistening auburn hair sets Andy out in any crowd. She is to be praised for her pleasant disposition and friendly attitude. STARRIGERVELTI Statin Course: General Ambition: Hair Dresser Favorite Pastime: Reading Pet Peeve: Slow Drivers Chorus 4 Art Club 3 CAREFREE—Starr’s name is very appropriate for her eyes are constantly sparkling. Her most pleasing disposition is a welcome relief from everyday tensions. ve PHICIPIM. CHASE “Phil” Course: College Ambition: Teach History Favorite Pastime: Breathing Pet Peeve: Freshman Girls Science Club 1, 2 Golf Team 3, 4 Science Fair 1, 2nd Prize Math Club 3, 4 Reception, Decorations Reception, Refreshments Yearbook, Biographies CO-OPERATIVE—Phil’s fun around and ready to lend a hand or add his spicy wit at any occa- sion. With his vast knowledge of his- tory, he is bound to go far profession. Course: College Favorite Pastime: Money Basketball 3, 4 Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Art Club, Vice-President 3 Tatler 1 FACETIOUS—Tom’s dry humor and unassuming ways have made him the life of many classes. In his two years as our Vice-President, Tom has been helpful to our class. 26 ERNEST SUMNER CHACE, JR. TErHIC. Course: College Ambition: To become a Minister and Favorite Pastime: Science research and Preach the Word of God Church work Pet Peeve; Nothing Science Club 2, 3, 4 Reception, Tickets Class Play, Tickets Style Show 3 1st Prize and Grand Award Science Fair 1, 2, 3, 4 DILIGENT— Net only does Ernie make a habit out of winning awards at the Science Fair, but he also finds time to be an excellent student and a worker for the class. With these qualifications his goal to become a minister will be easily reached. to have helping in this THOMAS ARTHUR CHANDLER “Chunk” Ambition: Art School Pet Peeve; Class Meeting Speeches Iizale il, D, Bs z Class Vice-President 3, 4 Reception, Decorations Science Fair 1, 2, 4 Class Play ‘Joseph Barnes” WILLIAM EDWARD CLAPP, JR. Bille Course: Commercial Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite Pastime: Television Ambition: United States Air Force Reception, Tickets Gym Exhibition QUIET—Because Bill’s main interest is the C.A.P. we do not actually know him too well. Nevertheless his assistance on the reception ticket committee helped make it a financial success. Course: College Favorite Pastime: Talking Science Fair 1, 4 Intramural Basketball 1 Future Nurses’ Club 3 Future Teachers’ Club 2 DOREEN A. “Doreen” ETHEL ELIZABETH CLEMENT “Ethel” Course: College Ambition: School Teacher — Favorite Pastime: Talking on the Phone Pet Peeve: Gum Snapping Tatler 1 Home Ec. Club 2 Science Fair 1, Honorable Mention 4 Future Nurses’ Club 3 Class Play, “Valerie Ascue” Yearbook, Underclass Editor Reception, Publicity SERENE—Ethel is graceful and moves with the ease of a ballet dancer. She proved her flair for dramatics in her role of ‘Valerie Ascue’ in the class play. CODY Ambition: Elementary School Teacher Pet Peeve: Waiting for people who are late Yearbook, Sports, Co-Ed. Reception, Publicity Class Play, “Mrs. Brown’ Scholastic Achievement GENTLE—Although Dorreen is sometimes quiet and reserved she has contributed many new and useful ideas to the class. She is intelligent and a pleasure to be with. vm FREDERICK A. COLLINGWOOD “Fred” Course: College Pet Peeve; Short Female Math Teachers Favorite Pastime: V 1 Never Tell! Ambition: College Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Math Club 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decorations iid il, 2, 2. a Yearbook, Sports Science Club 1, 2 UNPREDICTABLE—A real worker in athletics, Fred has proven his worth on the gridiron. His ambitious nature will guarantee him a successful career. JILL ANN COTTERILL rile Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Horses Pet Peeve: Fast drivers Ambition: To Make Money! Art Club 2 Reception, Decorations Gym Club 1, 3, 4 PUZZLING—Jill always keeps us guessing as to what zany antic she'll pull next. Despite her apparent un- concern, she is, nevertheless, a conscien- tious student. RITA MARY COYLE ROTA Course: College Ambition: Nursing Favorite Pastime: Having Fun Pet Peeve: Cliques Drill Team 1, 2, 3 Class Play, Advertising Color Guard 4 Sextet 2, 3 Science Fair 1, 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Reception, Publicity AFFABLE—Everyone knows and likes Rita for her goodnatured response to the numerous practical jokes played on her. She can also be counted upon to lend anyone a helping hand. 28 JANE LESLIE CRONIN “Janey” Course: College Ambition: To see the world Favorite Pastime: Being a Senior Pet Peeve: Teachers who can’t keep order Student Council 1 Yearbook, Co-Editor in Chief J.V. Basketball 1 National Jr. Honor Society 1 Tennis Team ily Scholastic Achievement 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Girls’ State, Alternate 3 National Honor Society 2, 3, President 4 Science Fair 1, 4 Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 Honorary Member of The New Century Reception, Co-Chairman of Publicity Club 4 Class Play, Prompter, Advertising Chorus 4 Style Show 3 VERSATILE—A rare combination of beauty, intellect, and personality, Jane certainly deserves the title “most likely to succeed.” She has established her leadership as captain of our drill team. FRANCES JEAN CROSBY “Fran” Course: General Favorite Pastime: Dancing Ambition: Secretaty Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning Basketball 1 Future Nurses 3 Future Teachers 1, 2 Reception, Tickets Class Play, Tickets TRANQUIL—Although reserved in her ways, Fran has been a willing and able class participant. Her bright smile has welcomed many of us to Bielan’s Bakery. PELERIMIGHABL: CRODLILY “Pete”’ Course: General Ambition: To Be Successful Favorite Pastime: Motorcycles and Gym- Pet Peeve: School nastics Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Major 4 Class Play, Properties Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 SPIRITED—Peter is not only an efficient drum major but a handsome one as well. With his spirit and that constant smile Pete can’t help but be successful. 29 BARBARA L. DALE “Barb” Course: Business Ambition: Accountant Favorite Pastime: Hunting (What?) Pet Peeve: Housework Color Guard 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 Reception, Tickets Gym Club 1, 2 Class Play, Make-up Glee Club 3, 4 Yearbook, Typing Committee Basketball 3, 4 WARA Radio Committee 4 WILLOWY—As captain of our prize-winning color guard, Barb is a fine example of the “Hornet Spirit.” The accounting field is sure to gain a very conscientious person. LEWIS DAVISON “Lewie”’ Course: College Favorite Pastime: Golf Ambition: College Pet Peeve; Chemistry Golf 3, 4 Mechanical Drawing 3, 4 Science Club 1 COMICAL—Lewie’s droll nature and apparent naivete have been a constant source of amusement to his fellow class- mates. How can we ever forget him? BRADLEY JAMES DAUPHINEE “Doff’’ Course: Industrial Arts Pet Peeve: L. J. Favorite Pastime: Philosophy Ambition: Artist Football 1, 2, 3 Student Council 4 Gym Club 1 Mechanical Drawing 2, 4 Basketball 1 Reception, Decorations Art Club 2, 3 Student Government Representative Track 1 Class Play, Scenery Committee Chairman PERSUASIVE—Brad’s overwhelming salesmanship and clever campaigning earned him the distinction of being the Representative to the State House on Good Government Day. His artistic genius has added a professional touch to many of our decorations. 30 PAUL DeGIROLAMO “Paul’’ Course: College Ambition: College Favorite Pastime: Good Times Pet Peeve: School Dances Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decorations J.V. Football 1 Student Council 3, 4 Dance Band 1, 2 Assembly Committee, Chairman 4 Math Club 2, 3 Class Play, “Fred” SOCIABLE—Where there’s excitement or fun, you're sure to find Paul right there in the middle of it. Because of his popularity with the boys and his friendliness with the girls he has earned the title of ‘best personality.” MICHELE de la FEUILLIEZ “Mike” Course: Commercial Ambition: To Marty a Millionaire Favorite Pastime: Spending Money Pet Peeve: Gossipers Gym Club 1 Boosters Club 2 Art Club 3, 4 Reception, Tickets Class Play, Prompter SEDATE—Unobtrusively, Michele has done her share in supporting class and school projects. She was especially val- uable behind the scenes of ‘‘Susie and The F.B.I.” BRENDA ANN DUNNE “Brenda’’ Course: Commercial Ambition: Junior College Favorite Pastime: Having Fun Pet Peeve: Homework Gym Club 1, 3 Reception, Tickets Tatler 2 DEMURE—Being selected as the quietest girl in our class, she certainly lives up to her title. However, because of her good looks and sweetness, she is sure to succeed as a secretary. ROBERT LEE DUTTON ““Bobby”’ Course: College Ambition: College Favorite Pastime: Drinking, Smoking Pet Peeve: French and Swearing Football JV 1 Class President 3, 4 Varsity 3, 4 Science Club 1 Baseball JV 1 Math Club 2, 3 Class Play, Executive Committee Boys’ State Delegate ' Reception, Executive Committee Yearbook Advertising Committee VERSATILE—We will never be able to repay “Bob” for the many hours he has contributed to our class. He is outstanding on the athletic field, in the classrooms, and behind the lecturne. CAROL JEAN FITZSIMMONS Catol” Course: Business Ambition: Secretary and Airline Hostess Favorite Pastime: Sports and Athletic events Pet Peeve: Knuckle cracking Drill Team, 253 Color Guard 4 Gym Club 1, 2, 3 satleralee2 Reception, Ticket Committee CHEERFUL—We all like Carol be- cause of her cheerful acceptance of all that life has to offer. If you should happen to want her, look first at the nearest sports event. VIRGINIA ANN FERRARA “Ginny” Course: General Ambition; Hairdresser Favorite Pastime: Music and Movies Pet Peeve: Pessimists and Male Logic Gym Club 1, 2 Yearbook, Advertising Committee Exhibition 1 Reception, Usher, Decorations Art Club 3 Chairman of Ticket Committee Student Council 1, 2, 4 Class Play, Ticket Committee Prompter, Class Play Pep Squad Assembly Committee 4 VIVACIOUS—Ginny can handle any situation competently. Her lively charm and good looks inade her popular with the whole school. 32 ROBERT ADAMS FREEMAN “Bob” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Automotive Mechanic Favorite Pastime: Hunting and Girls Pet Peeve: Woman Drivers Projector Club 1, 2, 3 Class Play, Properties MECHANICALLY INCLINED—Bob agreeably contributed his mechanical aptitude to help c onstruct the class scenery. We know that he will soon be a capable “grease monkey.” LEO PAUL GENTILI JR. “Man” Course: General Favorite Pastime: Listening to the Radio Ambition: To Graduate Pet Peeve: Short People Football 4 Basketball 4 Science Club 1, 2 Tatler 3 HAPPY-GO-LUCK Y—Although in the classroom Leo’s spontaneous quips are apt to be riotous, he has recently dis- played an earnest competitive spirit on the athletic field. We know that Leo will do well in the years to come. RONALD ANTHONY GENTILI “Ron” Course: College Ambition: College Favorite Pastime: Sports Pet Peeve: Math Class Football 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4 Math Club 3 Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4 Science Club 2 Track 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-President 1 Reception, Decorations OUTSTANDING With his great athletic ability, Ron has brought more acclaim to M.H.S. than has any other senior. In spite of his local fame he has still retained his personable but unassuming ways. 33 LEIGH JOSEPH GORHAM pLeigh™ Course: College Ambition: College Favorite Pastime: Mathematics Pet Peeve: Teachers who let students change their minds. Track 1, 2 Projector Club 2 Gym Club 1 Woodworking 3 QUIET—Leigh is one of the quiet ones of our class but with his friendly, amiable attitude we’re certain he will reach his goal. SUSAN GRANT “Sue” Course: General Favorite Pastime: Knocking out teeth Ambition: Hairdresser Pet Peeve: Ramblers Glee Club 2, 3 Chorus 4 Basketball 4 Reception, Decorations FASHIONABLE—Easy going Sue is an ardent football fan and a true friend. Her chic clothes and _ stylish hairdos are admired by all. DONNA MERIDITH GREENWOOD “Donna” Course; College Ambition: Nursing Favorite Pastime: Dancing Pet Peeve: Smart People Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Student Council 1 Class Play, “Mrs. Carson” Pep Squad 4 Reception, Decorations Reception, Chairman of Refreshments JOVIAL—Donna’s easy-going manner and “devil may care’ attitude have been a delight to the rest of us. She certainly stole the show in our class play with her portrayal of Mrs. Carson. 34 JOHN LYMAN GROZIER “John” Course: College Ambition: College Favorite Pastime: Sports Pet Peeve, English Class Football 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Reception, Co-chairman Decorations Baseball 2, 3, 4 Talent Show 3 Tennis 1 Math Club 3 OBLIGING—A fine athlete, John’s spirit has boosted the morale at M.H.S. As our first tuition student, he obviously enjoys our company as much as we enjoy his. “Bugsy’’ Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Girls Projector Club 1, 2 Woodworking Club 3, 4 Freshman Dance Ticket Committee JACQUELINE GUERRINI “Jackie” Course: General Ambition: Hairdressing Academy Favorite Pastime: Having fun Pet Peeve: Office Practice Field Hockey 2 Gym Club 1, 2 Basketball 3 Softball 2, 4 Reception, Decorations COQUETTISH—Saying that ‘The best things come in little packages,” is cer- tainly true here. Jackie is loads of fun and a great person to have around. JOHN FRANCIS HANLON Ambition: Construction Engineer Pet Peeve: P.O. D. Class and Teachers Class Play, Scenery Reception, Decoration COOL-HEADED—John has many varied interests including hunting, ham radios, and airplanes. He is best known for keeping calm in difficult situations. 35 MARGO HANSEL “Margo” Course: College Ambition: Artist Favorite Pastime. Painting Pet Peeve; Practicing Piano Glee Club 3 Gym Club 1 Dramatics Club 2 Reception, Decorations J.V. Basketball, Co-captain 3 Class Play, Make-up CREATIVE—Margo’s sweet smile and baby-blue eyes give the impression that she is shy, but oh, no! She bubbles over with fun and enthusiasm, making sunshine for those around her. KAREN MARGRETHE HANSEN “Karne”’ Course: College Ambition: Fashion Designer Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding Pet Peeve: Algebra Booster’s Club 2 Art Club 3, President Reception, Decorations Class Play, Make-up and Publicity PRETTY—Karen’s eye for color and design has enabled her to produce many attractive paintings. She has been a spirited member of the class and has contributed to the success of its activi- ties. SYLVIA HARWOOD “Sis” Course: Commercial Ambition: Join the Waves Favorite Pastime: Dancing Pet Peeve: Conceited Boys Softball 3, 4 Reception, Tickets Basketball 4 GENIAL—Sylvia’s well known as the “Arthur Murray” of our class. Her humorous antics and seemingly carefree attitude have earned her a host of friends at M.H.S. 36 DENISE MARY HOUGHTON ‘Dee”’ Course: College Ambition: Nurse Favorite Pastime: Sports Pet Peeve: Being called Dennis Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4 Scholastic Achievement Basketball J.V. 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Girls’ State Delegate Varsity 4 Drill Team 1, 2, Treasurer 3, 4 Softball 2, 4 Color Guard 4 Student Council 1 Natl. Honor Society 2, 3, Secretary 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Class Play, Adv., Prompter Yearbook, Business Manager Natl. Jr. Honor Society 1 Reception, Decorations Co-Chairman, ' Usher 4 EFFICIENT—We’ve often wondered how Dee could attain her high marks along ' with participating in so many activities. Her self-determination is admired by all. DOUGLAS S. HAYNER “Doug” Course: General Favorite Pastime: Ice Hockey Ambition: Mechanic Pet Peeve: Time Gym Club 1 REMOTE—Because of Doug’s retiring disposition, we never felt as if we really knew him. His artistic efforts, however, have earned a fame of their own. JOHN IZZO “Jack” Course: General Ambition: United States Air Force Favorite Pastime: Swimming Pet Peeve; People who are not friendly Class Play, Tickets WILLING—Although John has only been with us a short time, he has become well liked by his classmates and known for his willingness to help in class functions. We wish Jack a very successful career in the Air Force. 37 LAURENCE MICHAEL JACKSON wa bs ae Course: General Ambition: To Be a Success Favorite Pastime: P.O. D. Pet Peeve: Going to Lunch Class Play, Properties Science Club 3 Golf 1, 2, 3, Captain 4 Woodworking Club 1, 2 Football 1, 3 GLIB—L. J.’s lively discussions in P. O. D. have brought many a smile from Miss Welch. We believe he has the makings of a great politician. JUDITH CECELIA JOHNSON “Judi” Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Favorite Pastime: Dancing Pet Peeve: Fair-weather friends Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 EASY-GOING—Judi does not seem to know the meaning of tension, for she is almost always nonchalant and friendly. We wish her success in the secretarial field. SALLY KELLEHER “Sally” Course: General Ambition: Art Teacher Favorite Pastime; Drawing and Listening Pet Peeve: People who are stuck-up to Good Music Cheerleader 2, 3 Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Reception, Decorations Field Hockey 1 Student Council 3, Secretary 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Yearbook, Activities Chorus 4 Art Award 3 Art Contest, Second Prize 2 Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 PERT AND PETITE—A pint size girl with a king size personality, who has art talent to match, Sally is sincerely liked by all. 38 DENNIS EDWARD KINGSBURY “Pete” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To Sleep Favorite Pastime: Girls Pet Peeve; Robert Lemieux Football 2 Track 1, 2 Projector Club 2, 3 INEXCITABLE—Don’t let his apparently idle appearance fool you. He is usually very busy with audio-visual equipment. JAMES MICHAEL KNIGHT “Donut” Course: College Favorite Pastime: Studying Ambition: Spend a Summer in Siberia Pet Peeve: Big Mouths Class Play, Tickets Baseball 3 J.V. Basketball 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2 Math Club 3 SPORTS-MINDED—Jimmy, or Donut, as he was labeled by the football players, has certainly been a credit to the team. His surprising grin will delight anyone who is near. RALPH DONALD KNOWLES “Knowlesy” Course: College Ambition: Diplomatic Corps Favorite Pastime: Tennis and Not Writ- Pet Peeve: Pizzaburgers and (Oh Boy) ing Source Themes Hot Dogs Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3 Class Play, “Algernon Smith” Tennis Team 3, 4 DRAMATIC—Mansfield will never forget Ralph’s performance in our class play and we hope he has learned to snap his fingers by now. 39 BARBARA MARIE KUZDZOL “Kudzie”’ Course: College Ambition: To Take a Trip Around the Favorite Pastime: Shopping Sprees world Pet Peeve: Unreasonable Teachers Natl. Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Natl. Merit Scholarship Letter of Natl. Jr. Honor Society 1 Commendation Modern Music Masters 1, 2, 3, 4 New Century Club Honorary Member 4 Yearbook Co-Editor-in-Chief Science Fair 1, Honorable Mention 3 ibyveral il, 2s 3s, 4! Reception, Music Future Nurses’ Club 3 Chorus 4 Scholastic Achievement Class Play, Usherette CAPABLE—Barbara, competent co-editor of the 62 HORNET, has also sparkled many of the band’s parades with her ringing glockenspiel. As one of the top students in the class she has gained many honors that prove she will be a success. LESLEY JOHNSON “Les” Course: College Favorite Pastime: Talking when I’m not supposed to Ambition: See The World Pet Peeve: Algebra NEAT—Although Leslie joined our class in the middle of her senior year, she has made many friends. We admire her fine ability to adjust to new situa- tions easily. MARGUERITE GERALDINE LEMIEUX “Frenchie” Course: College Ambition: To be a millionaire Favorite Pastime: Drawing in class Pet Peeve; Girls with funny giggles Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4 Yearbook, Chairman of Art and Modern Music Masters 1, 2, Historian Photography 3, Pres. 4 Dramatics Club 2 J.V. Basketball 2, 3, Varsity 4 Chorus, President 4 : Tatler 1 Art Awards 2, 3 Natl. Honor Society 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4 Science Fair, Biology 1st Prize 1, ClasseP layem, Susiem Honorable mention 3 SAUCY—Marguerite’s sunny disposition and interesting giggle more than compensate for her small stature. Because of her dramatic, artistic, and musical ability she well deserves the title, “‘most talented.”” We wish her success in the field of fashion design. 40 Course; Commercial Favorite Pastime: Frates Student Council 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 ,4 3 4 GERALDINE MARY MAHONEY “Tookie”’ Ambition: Nurse Pet Peeve: Mr. Sullivan’s Math Class Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Usherette Reception, Tickets Gym Club 2 HAPPY-GO-LUCKY—Tookie’s participation in athletic events and her willingness to lend a helping hand have made her a worthy member of the class of ’62. What she lacks in size, she makes up for in spirit. ROBERT DENNIS MARKT “Bobby” Course: General Favorite Pastime: Sports Ambition: Engineer Pet Peeve: English IV Football 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decorations Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1 eG i, Z AMUSING—With his great sense of humor and _ outstanding personality, Bobby has made a host of friends at M.H S. As center on our football team, Bob has shown real spirit and deter- mination. JAMES H. MATHEWS ine Course: College Ambition: Architect Favorite Pastime: Cabinet Making Pet Peeve: History Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Gym Exhibition 1, 2, 3, 4 AGILE—Another one of our great gymnasts, Jim has proven his prowess by his ex- hibitions for four years. Although a quiet person he is well liked by his classmates and we know he’ll be successful as an architect. 4| RALPH RICHARD MAXWELL “Ralph” Course: College Ambition: College Favorite Pastime: Y l Never Tell Pet Peeve: Nothing Peeves Me... Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Sports Editor Basketball 1, 3, 4 Yearbook, Underclassmen 2 Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Reception, General Co-chairman Gym Exhibition 1, 2 National Jr. Honor Society 1 National Honor Society 2 POISED—‘‘Cool, calm, and collected,’ Ralph has proven his athletic and academic ability often during his high school career. Under his leadership, our prom was a tremendous success. DOUGLAS STUART MAY “Doug” Course: Industrial Arts Favorite Pastime: Hunting, Bowling and Girls Ambition: Mechanic Pet Peeve: Teachers Projector 1, 2, 3 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Scenery NONCHALANT—Doug’s initiative in helping the group on the class play set will always be appreciated. BRENT ANTHONY McCOY “Muskie” Course: College Ambition: Graduate Favorite Pastime: Studying! ? ! ! Pet Peeves e.O.D. Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Gym Club 1, 2, 4 Art 1, 4 Basketball 2, 4 COMPETITIVE—Besides being handsome, Brent has proven his athletic ability by his performances on the gridiron. With little effort he is sure to be successful. ‘ 42 JUNE ELEINOR MERRILL pune: Course: General Ambition: To Obtain All Life Has to Favorite Pastime: Bowling Offer Pet Peeve: Homework Gym Club 1, 2 Glee Club.1 Boosters 2 Reception, Decorations Art Club 3, 4 Gym Exhibition 1, 2 STYLISH—Many of us have envied June’s diverse and attractive hairstyles. Artistically inclined, she has proven her worth during her four years on our publicity committees. JOHN C. METRANO ““Mettes”’ Course: General Favorite Pastime: Bowling and Playing Cards Ambition: Career in the U. S. Navy Pet Peeve; People Watching Me Bowl Dramatics Club 2, 3 TOLERANT—John smilingly takes in stride the good-natured joking of his fellow classmates. His sincere and pa- tient ways are admired by the more impetuous students. PAUL MONTGOMERY MINER “Poly-wog”’ Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Funeral Director Favorite Pastime: Out of Town Girls Pet Peeve: My Boss At Work Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 2, 3, 4 INDEPENDENT—Paul, our class filibuster, is best known for his contributions dur- ing class meetings and his active participation in the band. 43 KATHERINE L. MOORE “Kathy” Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Favorite Pastime: Going to the Cape Pet Peeve: Lack of money JV Basketball 2 Class Play, Makeup Glee Club 2, 3 Reception, Publicity DAINTY—As one of our office girls, Kathy has gained much experience toward her secretarial career. Her sunny smile:and bright eyes will insure her success. PATRICIA JEANNE MORSE “Pats Course: College Ambition: To become an R.N. Favorite Pastime: Attending sports events and dances Pet Peeves: Boys with long greasy hair Glee Club 2, 3 Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Future Nurses’ Club 4 Basketball 4 Class Play, Publicity Reception, Publicity REFRESHING—Pat’s quiet but pleas- ant manner and her exceptional good looks have made her a favorite among her classmates. We wish her success in her nursing career. DOUGLAS JAMES MURPHY “Murph” Course: College Ambition: Catch Favorite Pastime: Sleeping and Eating Pet Peeve; Over-confident girls Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Advertising Football 3, 4 Track 2 Class Vice-President 2 Reception, Publicity BEST-ALL-AROUND—Doug’s neat appearance, athletic ability, and pleasant nature have made him a favorite among his classmates. His choice comments have pepped up many of our classes. 44 ROBERT NISBET ““Frez”’ Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To Start my own T.V. Show Favorite Pastime: Passing Time Pet Peeve: People who spend my money Gym Club 1, 2, 3; 4 Track 2 Class Play, Scenery LIVELY—Bob’s gymnastic ability and dogged efforts to draw are appreciated by all. He has the distinction of being one of our few redheads. JAMES O’BRIEN £ ‘Jay’ ’ Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: Sleep until noon Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Pet Peeve: Unhappy with the world Football 1 Class Play, Scenery Art Club 2 CAREFREE—Jay’s mischievious ways have always made him a puzzle to the teachers and a favorite with his class- mates. CAROL ANN OTTAVIANI “Otto” Course, College Ambition: Teaching Favorite Pastime: Driver Ed. Pet Peeve. Being called ‘‘Otto” Student Council 2, 3, Vice-President 4 Gym Club 1 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 1, 2 National Honor Society 3, 4 Softball 1, 2 National Jr. Honor Society 1 Reception, Decorations Future Nurses’ Club 2, 3 Class Play, Advertising Yearbook, Underclass Editor LIVELY—Impish “Otto” is the life of any class because of her spontaneous laughter. She is a true friend who will be hard to forget and a pleasure to remember. 45 SHEILA JEAN PARHAM “Sheila” Course: Home Economics Pet Peeve: Homework Favorite Pastime: Caring for my horse, Ambition: To raise purebred Shetland “Universe” Ponies, Siamese cats, and Angora Rabbits. Gym Club 1 Art Club 2 RESERVED—Although one of the quieter members of our class, Sheila has a really likeable way. Her equestrian talent has shown her great affection for animals. NORMAN CLARK PARTINGTON “Twink” Course: College Ambition: To Win A Contest With an IBM Machine Favorite Pastime: Playing Cards Pet Peeve: Creeps Football 3, 4 J.V. Baseball 2 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 UNPREDICTABLE—Combine brains plus athletic ability and you have Nor- man. Although Norman is inclined to be a class pest, we consider him a math- ematical whiz. LAWRENCE PASCUCCI “Scooch”’ Course: College Ambition: Poet Laureate 1980 Favorite Pastime: Writing Poems Pet Peeve: Smelly Gym Lockers J.V. Football 1 Reception, Publicity J.V. Baseball 1 Science Club 2 J.V. Basketball 1 Art Club 3 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 WITTY—Many a dull class has been livened up by Larry’s witty remarks and comical antics. His ability to get along with everyone will long be remembered. 46 JAMES DENNIS PAYDEN “Stick” Course: College Ambition: Be Happy Favorite Pastime: Eating Pet Peeve: Conformists Student Council 1, 2, 4 WARA Radio Committee 4 Gym Club 3 Yearbook, Advertising Committee TALKATIVE—Dennis has an unusual knack for talking his way out of difficult situations. He is one of the more informed members of the class in the field of social studies. TOBY PARKER PEARCE “Tob” Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Football games Ambition: See the World Pet Peeve: Getting up in the Morning French Club 2 Style Show 3 Class Play, Scenery Gym Club 4 COLLEGIATE—A keen dresser with a courteous manner, Toby is a_ sincere and likeable person. His neat appear- ance has made him a welcome addition to our class. ELAINE JOYCE PESTANA “Elaine” Course: Commercial Ambition: Secretary Favorite Pastime; Dancing Pet Peeve: People Who Spell My Name Wrong Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decorations Glee Club 1, 3 Class Play, Usherette Yearbook, Chairman of Typing Chorus 4 ADORABLE—Elaine can spend a busy day helping out around school and still man- age to look smart. Her raven hair and sparkling eyes add a pleasing touch to any activity. 47 BRUCE PETERSON Bbruce- Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: To Enter the Service Favorite Pastime: Skindiving, Skiing, Pet Peeve: Women Drivers Hunting Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Scenery Baseball 2 Reception, Decorations Gym Exhibition 2, 3, 4 INDUSTRIOUS—Bruce has established his worth many times, particularly by in- geniously wallpapering the Class Play scenery. His striking Nordic features and his honest desire to help make him a stand-out in any crowd. JOHN JOSEPH PIASECKL, JR. “Buddy” Course: College Ambition: Make a Million or Two Favorite Pastime: Working at the First National Pet Peeve: Cold Class Rooms Class President 1, 2 Study Club 1 Math Club 2, 3 Class Play, Chairman—Ticket Committee Reception, Chairman—Ticket Committee Yearbook, Advertising Committee Reception, Decorations SUAVE—Johnny’s smooth sophisticated appearance compliments his sincere friendliness. As head of numerous com- mittees, he has done more than his share of making class functions successful. With John’s looks and personality he’s bound to realize his ambition. KENNETHSITULIO PICCIANDRA elulioe Course: College Ambition: To Attend College Favorite Pastime; Sports Pet Peeve: Trying to Pass A.D.M.’s Class Basketball 1, 2, 3 Gym Club 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Alternate Student Government Day Dramatic Club 1 Candidate Reception, Decorations Yearbook, Advertising Committee WARA Committee Bancdeiaeo maa Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 3, 4 SPIRITED—Kenny is sure to bring laughter to any group he joins. Whether in the band, on the athletic field, or elsewhere his enthusiasm and team spirit are respected by all concerned. Without a doubt Kenny will do well in the future. 48 GAIL ELAINE PRESCOTT Gaile Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Sketching Ambition: Fashion Illustrating Pet Peeve: The Nickname “Biscuit” Gym Club 1 Reception, Decorations Chorus 4 Drill Team 3 Student Council 1 Color Guard 4 Science Fair 1 GENIAL—A familiar face at ‘““George’s Cleaners,’ Gail is a lover of the arts. With her determination and good humor, we know we can look forward to seeing her as a top-notch fashion illustrator. CAROL ANN PORTER “Cappy” Course: Home Economics Ambition: Housewife Favorite Pastime: Listening to W.B.Z. Pet Peeve: P.O.D. Class Reception, Usher, Refreshments Class Play, Usher Chorus 4 Glee Club 2, 3 GOOD-NATURED—Carol has a quiet easy-going manner in school, but a keen interest in her classmates. As an avid participant in the newly organized Pep Squad, she has contributed to its success. CAROL ANN PRITCHARD SPritch s Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Weekends Ambition: Private Secretary Pet Peeve. Source Themes Gym Club 1 Art Club 2 Gym Exhibition 1 Student Council 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Usher Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 Scholastic Achievement Reception, Usher, Tickets Yearbook, Typist LIKABLE—Carol’s vivacity and many contributions to our class prove the old saying, “It is quality rather than quantity that matters.” She will surely succeed as a private secretary. CAROL MARIE ROBISON Course: College Ambition: Nursing Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Underclassmen 3 Yearbook, Biographies 4 Drill Team 2 Color Guard 3, 4 Glee Club 1, Treasurer 2, 3 Favorite Pastime: Writing Invitations Pet Peeve: Bossy people Future Nurses Club 4 Gym Club 1, 2 Gym Exhibition 1, 2 Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 National Junior Honor Society 1 Reception, Executive Committee Sextet 1} 253 Usher Class Play, Executive Committee POPULAR—As class secretary for four years, Carol has proven her ability to get along with others. She always seems to be on the go and is genuinely liked by all. This will prove valuable in her nursing career. MICHAEL GRAY RAZEE “Mike” Course: Indust rial Arts Ambition: Further my Education Favorite Pastime: Sleeping Pet Peeve: Combing my Hair Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Reception, Decorations COMPLACENT—Mike displayed his good naturedness when he so “‘willing- ly volunteered” to explain ping-pong tactics to the student body. We are also grateful for his help in putting on our reception. LAURENCE A. RODRICK “Larry” Favorite Pastime: Counting Money Pet Peeve: Soggy Potato Chips Course: College Ambition: To become an overnight suc- cess Student Council 4 Yearbook, Art and Photography Reception, Publicity Scholastic Achievement Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 Basketball 1 Football 4 CONGENIAL—As one of our more versatile and friendly seniors, Larry is considered an all-around good fellow. Northeastern University is certain to gain a fine scholar with Larry’s entrance there next September. 50 ELAINE MARIE SHAW “Shawzee” Course: College Favorite Pastime: Going to Frates Ambition: College Pet Peeve: Nickname “Lainie” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4 Student Council 2 Golf 2, 3 Class Play, Usher Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Sextet, Secretary-Treasurer 3 Gym Club 4 Band 1 Softball 4 Reception, Decorations Pep Squad 4 FUNLOVING—Who at M.H.S. will ever forget happy-go-lucky Shawzee? For four years she has entertained us with her riotous ways. As co-captain of the field hockey team, Elaine has displayed her fine school spirit and self-determination. WILLIAM A. SIGNORIELLO, JR. “Siggie”’ Course: College Ambition: College Favorite Pastime: Sleeping in Class Pet Peeve: Homework Projector Club 1 Football 1 Math Club 2, 3 A TRUE FRIEND—Siggie has always taken a genuine interest in his fellow classmates and will do any favor if it is asked in the right way. He knows and upholds the meaning of a real friend. CAROLYN SOUZA Carola Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Reading Ambition: Office Work Pet Peeve: Nothing Peeves Me Gym Club 3 Scholastic Achievement CONSERVATIVE—In the short time Carol has been with us at M.H S., ‘her quiet influence has been felt often. Her even temper and neat appearance have been a source of wonder to the senior girls. 5| JANET A. STROPLE ‘“Janet”’ Course; College Favorite Pastime: Weekends Ambition: Teacher Pet Peeve: Nothing to do Gym Club 1 Class Play, Prompter and Advertising Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook, Co-Chairman Advertising Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Gym Exhibition 1, 2 Reception, Co-Chairman, Usher Scholastic Achievement National Junior Honor Society 1 ENTHUSIASTIC—Our “fashion plate’ and a truly likable person, Janet has been one of the more active class members. Her willingness to help out was put to good use when she served as general Co-Chairman of the reception. cs BETIENA JANE STEWART “Tena” Course: Commercial Ambition: Peabody School for Hair Styling Favorite Pastime: Classical Music Pet Peeve: Miss Hannon’s Laugh Basketball JV 2, Varsity 3, 4 Class Play, ‘“Mrs. Corbus”’ Tatler 1 French Club 2 RELIABLE—Although quiet, you can always depend on Tena to give a helping hand, as she did in the class play as “Mrs. Corbus.” The business department is certain to miss her ef- ficient and friendly ways. JOSEPH JOHN TARTUFO, JR. “Tart” Course: General Pet Peeve; Hurrying Ambition: Trade School Favorite Pastime: WHunting, Fishing, Bowling, Baseball Baseball JV 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4 Gym Club 1 Football 2, 3 SINCERE— “The Mickey Mantle’ of our class, Joe’s skill at baseball has helped Mansfield to obtain a winning season. His sincere ways will bring him success in future years. 52 NANCY ANNE TAYLOR “Nan’’ Course: College Favorite Pastime: Study Parties Ambition: Fisher Junior College Pet Peeve: Conceited People Student Council 1 Reception: Decoration, Usher Gym Club 1, 2 Class Play; Usher, Tickets Gym Exhibition 1, Glee Club 2, 3 2 DelimLeam 1, 2.3, 4 PRECISE—Due to her good nature and optimistic attitude, Nan comes through with a smile in any situation. As one of our working girls, she has nevertheless found time for keen class participation. EILEEN THAYER ‘Eileen’ Course: Commercial Ambition: Missionaty work Favorite Pastime: Traveling Pet Peeve: Impatient People Tatler 1 Att Club 3 French Club 2 Reception, Decorations Scholastic Achievement DILIGENT—Eileen has proven that her efficiency and willingness to work are worthy traits. We are certain that her spontaneous nature will prove a valuable asset in her missionary work. PATRICIA ANN THIBAULT “Pat’’ Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: V l Never Tell Ambition: Secretarial work Pet Peeve: Teachers Not Pronouncing My Name Correctly Glee Club 1, 2, 3 Softball 1 Chorus 4 Reception; Tickets Drill Team 4 Band Secretary 4 MODEST—Although Pat is a reserved and inconspicuous classmate, those of us who are acquainted with her realize how sincere and thoughtful she is. Pat is certain to make a pleasing secretary. ALICE ELISE TIBBETTS “Alice” Pet Peeve: Conceited People Course: Commercial Favorite Pastime: Dancing Ambition: Medical Secretary National Jr. Honor Society 1 Reception, Decorations French Club 2 Class Play, Make Up 4 Tatler, Editor in Chief 3 Scholastic Achievement Yearbook, Typist RESERVED—One of the quieter members of our class, Alice is a concientious stu- dent who continually strives to better herself. This asset will prove valuable in any office. DAVID BRUCE VICKERY AVICe Course: College Ambition: Neuro-surgeon Pet Peeve: Waiting in the Lunch Line Favorite Pastime: Playing the Guitar Football 3 Yearbook, Photography Reception, Co-Chairman Music Talent Show 2, 3 Gym Club 1 Art Club 3 Science Club 2 TALENTED—We are indebted to Dave and his magic guitar, for they have added much to our assemblies and dances. Due to his choice of career, Dave has a difficult road before him, but we sincerely believe he will make ill ROGER ALAN VICKERY A Gi Course: Industrial Arts Pet Peeve: Studies with Miss Hannon Ambition: Mechanic Favorite Pastime: Cats Gym Club 1, 2 Class Play, Lighting Projector Club 2 Woodworking Club 3 Reception, Decorations HELPFUL- Roger is one of the “men behind the scenes’ of our many assemblies, concerts, and plays. This willingness to lend a helping hand certainly exemplifies the spirit of M.H.S. 54 GEORGE WALKER “George” Course: College Pet Peeve: Telephones Ambition: Electronics Engineer Favorite Pastime; Sleeping Football 1 , Baseball 4 AGREEABLE—While George is a quiet young man, he is, nevertheless, well-liked and admired by others. We wish him success in the field of engineering. JAMES FRANCI WEBER “Webby” Course: Industrial Arts Ambition: A Body Fender Man Pet Peeve; Underclassmen Favorite Pastime: Hunting and Cars Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Fair 1 (Second Prize) Reception, Decorations DEPENDABLE—We'll all remember Jim as the man who pulled the strings. He proved to be a valuable asset to the class through his willingness to help in any situation. JUDITH MARY WHITEHOUSE “Judy” Course: Commercial Pet Peeve: Apple Polisher s Ambition: Secretary Favorite Pastime: Tennis Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decorations Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Gym Exhibition 1, 3, 4 Field Hockey 1, 3, 4 Yearbook, Typing Art Club 1 Basketball 1 Class Play, Makeup, Advertising WITTY—Although Judy has a reputation for being devilish, we know her as a kind, considerate, and fun-loving girl. Her performance on the tennis court is evidence of her good sportsmanship. 55 CAROL ANN WITHERSPOON eCarol 4 Course: Business Ambition: Secretary Pet Peeve: Hot-tempered people Favorite Pastime: Talking Glee Club 1, 2, 3 sextet 1, 253 Chorus 4 Reception, Decorations Class Play, Makeup Yearbook, Typist ENTHUSIASTIC—She just can’t get away from music! During her four years in high school, Carol has devoted most of her spare time to our vocal groups. Some lucky executive is going. to get a “singing” secretary’ next year. EDWARD P. WYNN “Mr. Wynn” Mansfield-High School is proud to include in its 1962 graduating class our “senior citizen” and a well-liked person, Mr. Edward Wynn. We all admire Mr. Wynn for the courage and self-determination he has shown in returning to high school in order to graduate. Good luck and success to you, Mr. Wynn, and may the three years you have spent with us serve to further your career on the police force. 56 MARLENE LOUISE WILLS “Marl” Course: Commercial Pet Peeve: Apple Polishers Ambition: Office Secretary Favorite Pastime: Going to Games Softball 1, 2 Glee Club 2 Gym Club 1, 2, 3 Field Hockey 2 Reception, Decorations TALKATIVE—If there’s any conniving going on, or constant talking, you can bet Marl is in there. However, she has put her voice to good use many a time in audience participation at our athletic games. First row, left to right: Carolyn Souza, Elaine Pestana, Alice Tibbetts, Nancy Atherton, Jane Cronin, Marguerite Antosca, Barbara Kuzdzol, Marguerite Lemieux Second row, left to right: Carol Ottaviani, Deborah Bartlett, Janet Strople, Jean Baldini, Eileen Thayer, Cora Joy Bellavance, Doreen Cody, Denise Houghton, Carol Pritchard Third row, left to right: Wilma Albertini, Lawrence Rodrick, Gerard Bliss, Ernest Chace, Ralph Maxwell, Robert Dutton, John Grozier 57 TEST 1962 Hall Best Personality est Li Se tt Wi KEN and JUDY 58 een mpm IT GINNY and JIM Most Athletic MARGUERITE and DAVID sa Qo = 2S a fa O ary -Q = = = G S S ae = DY sy Se Ss 5 — D = Mum Noowrzvesa BRENDA and LEIGH of Fame Band Seniors First row, left to right: Denise Houghton, Bernadette Annese, Marguerite Lemieux, Patricia Thibault, Nancy Taylor, Rita Coyle, Carol Robison, Carol Ottaviani, Barbara Kuzdzol, Kenneth Picciandra, Wilma Albertini Second row, left to right: Patricia Morse, Jane Cronin, Paul DeGirolamo, Barbara Dale, David Ballou, Gerard Bliss, Peter Crotty, Carol Fitzsimmons, Paul Miner Sentor Secretarles First row, left to right: Brenda Dunne, Kathleen Anderson, Gail Prescott, Barbara Dale, Elaine Shaw, Judith Whitehouse Second row, left to right: Elaine Pestana, Nancy Atherton, Sylvia Harwood, Kathy Moore, Patricia Thibault, Carol Pritchard Third row, left to right: Eileen Thayer, Alice Tibbetts, Carol Witherspoon, Carol Fitzsimmons, Frances Crosby 60 “Put the tape here, Ralph” The Rembrandts of ’62 “A little more to the left’ On June 16, 1961, the class of ’62 presented the senior reception. We chose an Italian theme with the appropriate title, “Arivederci.’’ These pages tell the story of our hard but rewarding work which made our prom the success it was. SS n nSiawqgND TAN SRAAKSR OQ) ‘ON Our class officers and their dates ’ May I present ce The last dance oe SS 7 y The King and Queen and their court. Our boys help out Escorting the Queen ee ‘ee es . 44 8K . “Good-by, Mrs. Brown.” Typical rehearsal Sere ae eae £3 Suste and the ee 2 @8 at? ke 3 wf + Reading rehearsal “And so, you see The Class of ’62 presented “Susie and the F.B.I.” on November 17, 1961. Under the able direction of Mr. Mastromarino, it was one of the best class plays done in years. A, (OG a re Donna Greenwood Fred Carson Paul DeGirolamo OL CTI T FA ee et ee Marguerite Lemieux PREP EIZOTY east AB ieee genes Kathleen Anderson KSEE SL ERD Ralph Knowles D8. CONTIG oer tag ie Bettena Stewart VRIES NTT Soe ee ee Ethel Clement rep DATI CS ern. 2k ies. Thomas Chandler OR NGAI ERIE scares. ee Dana Lutton Ok, UOT ee Sey, Seen Doreen Cody “Now you can ‘shift’ for yourselves.” Fred saves the day “Reach for the skies!” a ae ee a ss a 8 8% Hats off! “Down By the Old Mill Stream . “My goodness, he’s tall” Our answer to the Rockettes 66 “What’ll we do now?” Hobo Dance On October 26, 1961, the Seniors let down their hair and revived an old school tradition by sponsoring a Hobo Dance. It was a resounding success and no one had more fun than the Seniors themselves! “Look what we found” 67 Good Government Day The Runner-Up On Friday, December 8, Student Government Day was held. Those running for the position of representative in- cluded Jim Weber, Dave Vickery, Jean Baldini, Ken Picciandra, Brad Dauphinee, and Dave Ballou. Congratula- tions to Brad Dauphinee, our new representative. Articles 1. Imposing a graduated tax on incomes. 2. Licensing operators of motor boats. 3. Expansion S87 Or sae me M.T.A. 4, Regulation of indecent advertising matter. The winner in action Campaign Managers 68 Onmoceember 21, 1961, the Student Council presented the annual Christmas Ball. Santa and Mrs. Claus made an appearance and the high- light of the evening was the crowning of the season’s roy- alty. Denise Houghton was Snow Queen and Paul De- Girolamo was Snow King. Christmas Ball Even Santa ‘‘Twists’’ Quite a conversation “Let's get acquainted’’ | Figures, figures... School for the Pay close attention. “Let’s see, Macbeth, Scene Ib’ “A little knowledge” Ca “Make it nice and smooth, boys” Our future homemakers SCHIOrs Time for talk. Time out for lunch. Taking notes. Fierce concentration The men behind the scenes Wait for your cue, Bernie “The Pause That Refreshes’’ 72 74 Class of 1963 S CLASS OFFICERS President: Gary Willis Vice-President: William Day Secretary: Shirley Paioni Treasurer: Sheila Paioni CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Negus Mr. Cunningham CLASS ACTIVITIES The Juniors sponsored three dances this year on October 6, 1961, November 10, 1961, and December 1, 1961. They also conducted a very successful candy sale as a funds raising project. Their most important event, however, is the annual Senior Reception in June. This year the theme of the prom is Camelot. First row: P. Martin, C. Crescitelli, D. Copparini, E. Maxwell, S. Paioni, W. Day, G. Willis, S. Paioni, B. Washburn, E. Fisher. J. Macomber, N. Wheeler. Second row: D. Melfie, D. Davison, C. Pelton, M. Powers, M. Briggs, J. Wolak, E. Poirier, G. Buck, M. Bonvie, K. Young, E. Spaulding E. Bellou, S. La Casse, S. Fischback, P. de la Feuilliez Third row: J. Sarto, W. Wood, C. Wade, J. Ricardo, R. Phillips, W. Dauphinee, A. Collier, W. Albertini, F. Sheaff, E. Ferrara. N. Piasecki, S. Fagan, J. Robinson Fourth row: R. Buck, J. Fuller, T. Sweeney, F. Norftill, B. Collett, E. Fasulo, P. Musto, P. O’Brien, J. Walent, C. Freeman, D. Boudreau, T. Miner, A. Cinelli First row: D. Travers, D. Morini, M. Briggs, C. Fusco, R. Moran, K. Mei, V. Delliacono, N. Austin, R. Walker, L. Davis, K. Unger, T. Uva Second row: Mrs. Negus, H. Smart, J. Brown, C. Walker, P. Scott, D. Marshall, J. O’Buchon, J. Faria, W. Lawton, J. Heil, R. Jordan, J. Atherton, Mr. Cunningham. : Third row: J. Bonney, G. Flint, D. Colby, J. Thibault, K. Rex, T. Balfour, R. Pitman, F. Lemire, A. Souza, A. Porfido, L. Blenkhorn. Fourth row: R. Baxter, E. Hartwell, J. Goyea, H. Fisher, M. Molinari, J. Vieira, C. Anderson 75 76 Class of 1964 CLASS ACTIVITIES CLASS OFFICERS President: William Piasecki Vice-President: Allan Partington Secretary: Jady Dutton Treasurer: Laura Scarpellini CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Stetson Mr. Brousseau Mr. Goetz The Sophomore Class held two dances this year, one in October and one in May. Class of 1964 First row: S. Corey, C. Apgar, L. Spence, C. Sweeney, L. Scarpellini, A. Partington, W. Piasecki, J. Dutton, D. Jaegar, M. Landers, C. Sands, D. Gordon Second row; Mrs. Stetson, N. Houghton, C. Bishop, M. O’Brien, A. Christian, D. Titus, M. Hayner, C. Scarpellini, P. Phillips, N. Bielan, S. Washburn, D. Darrah, K. Guillette, R. Chilli, C. Carfer, P. Balch, J. Porter, N. Thibault, Mr. Brousseau Third row: H. Cook, W. Allard, E. Gonsalves, G. Baxter, D. Picciandra, $. Norton, B. Colby, J. Gordon, S. Lemieux, B. Carine. B. Dunne, N. Griffin, D. Gifford, U. Bowen, A. Geddes Fourth row: R. Claflin, J. Dunne, D. Witherspoon, L. Wynn, L. MacDonald, B. Wood, R. Staples, G. Gallus, M. Welch, G. Spencer, W. Madan, W. Gordon, P. Macomber, D. Gordon, J. Bradbury First row: M. Briggs, C. Andrade, D. Grover, K. Wills, K. Hansel, C. Narciso, D. Whittier, S. Danforth, S. Franey, J. Carine. C. Baldini, C. Chippola Second row: S. Carl, R. Jameson, L. Boynton, S. Sheehan, B. Ramondetta, J. Avery, L. Watson, N. Devine, J. Anderson, L. Martin, C. Gulan, L. Beach, D. Monteiro, J. Rodrick, S. Parkhurst, J. Lawrence, E. Colby, M. Reed, Mr. Goetz. Third row: K. Hawes, B. Kingsbury, R. Payden, D. Houghton, J. Leavitt, P. Frechette, R. Just, R. Semple, D. Morse, R. Collins, D. Clark, D. Stratton, D. DeChellis, W. Michaud, J. Rose Fourth row: R. Marshall, W. Streeter, P. Sheehan, S. Halbing, G. Langlille, Z. Tartufo, T. Sargent, G. Haynes, J. Whittaker, D. Cipriani, D. Darrah, D. Fusco, N. Herrick, L. Gambale, D. Tessier dd 78 CLASS ACTIVITIES CLASS OFFICER Sas President: James Albertini Vice-President; Ralph Thomas Secretary: Sally Clifford Treasurer: Linda Guillette CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Albertini Mr. Pacella Miss Whisenant The Freshman Class has held one dance this year, “THE FRESHMAN RECEPTION TO THE SENIORS,” . in May. Freshman Class First row: R. Dimonte, D. Santucci, M. Mackinlay, L. O’Buchon, M. Grubick, R. Leonard, S. Hagerty, C. King, A. Dee, S. Grover, M. LeClair, K. Magee Second row: B. Clodius, E. Robinson, M. Clement, S. Correia, J. Costa, D. Souza, C. Auld, E. D’Amico, B. Scarpellini, W. Farinella, N. Leonelli, E. Lambos Third row: Mr. Albertini, V. Fusulo, L. Reed, D. Cheyne, N. Willard, S. Carbonetti, M. Galanti, S. Bellavance, D. Lawrence, G. Fenstermacher, C. Dewall, C. Annese, P. Tartaglia, P. Devers, C. Bailey, P. McNamara, G. Nordberg, S. Maxwell, Miss Whisenant, Mr. Pacella Fourth row: J. Baxter, S. Perdue, J. Beach, J. Garland, W. LeDico, L. Wilson, L. Boynton, E. Jameson, C. Bellamy, W. Hebard, R. Sheehan, T. Cruser, D. Washburn, M. Delfino, J. Repucci, D. Ingram, R. Lapham, W. Balfour, N. Cinelli, R. Baldini, C. Richards Fifth row; G. Wasserman, G. Carlone, W. Austin, J. Hickey, R. Norftill, D. Fulp, F. LaPlante, R. Barros, E. Sylvia, R. Moody, W. Moody, D. Britnall, R. Cardin, J. Armstrong, C. Phillips, W. Sheaff, R. Boynton, R. Workman, J. Goguen [7 y Y Eee First row; D. Gordon, C. Wills, L. Davis, C. Bielan, L. Guillette, R. Thomas, J. Albertini, S. Clifford, J. Steff, K. Upper, M. Vickery, D. Souza Second row: L. Mutlow, S. Richardson, J. Brauneis, P. Haynes, M. Seialoia, E. White, L. Melaughlin, L. Coyle, V. Corbett, C. Johnson, B. Murphy, C. Collins, J. Gove, S. Reasoner, S. Manning, S. Ratchford, R. Jones, S. Moore, J. Bassard Third row: W. Pelton, F. Suranofsky, H. Rouille, J. Albertini, M. Clapp, J. Armfield, D. Bignell, R. Collett, M. Marderosian, K. Fallon, M. Cacciagrani, D. McConnell, N. Corliss, J. Dean, D. Alprin, R. Dupree Fourth row: F. Depalma, J. Earls, J. Catalano, F. Vallett, A. Picchi, D. Devnew, J. Brugliera, R. Bogdanchik, R. Reed, G. Martin, 79 ‘7, DiFiore, H. Vernon, W. Stuart, K. King 80 Eighth Grade § 3 : First row: A. DiGiampietro, E. Merrill, F. Bennett, M. Steele, A. Gonsalves, J. Hanson, B. Young, C. Anderson, M. Sweeney, K. Cameron, J. Sullivan, P. Heil Second row: P. Couture, J. Smart, L. Thomas, C. Depalma, B. Prescott, V. Delfino, D. Dee, C. Tartaglia, M. Walker, B. Johnson, C. Haggerty, S. LoDico, J. Pierce, C. Chase, D. Calhoun, N. Williamson, J. Cronin, E. Suranofsky, M. Fenstermacher, G. Delliacono, G. Zicalella, J. DeVine, Mrs. Tufts Third row: Mr. Dunn, D. Reagan, C. Armfield, M. Flint, S. Grubick, L. Corr, M. Tibbert, J. Boynton, J. Bowser, C. Inglese, C. Slocum, S. Spiezio, L. Walker, J. Griffin, J. Baxter, M. Boldrighini, D. Cerreto, F. Signoriello Fourth row; R. Marderosian, R. Palonza, D. Kindra, D. Alessandri, D. Bravetti, N. Corbett, B. Baudreau, E. Delarge, T. LaValley, A. Carbonetti, A. Limere, A- Ferria, E. Claire, J. Wheeler, T. Kelleher, G. Reasoner, L. Jusczyk, J. Anderson. SD First row: D. Alprin, A. Guild, H. Pinkam, V. Hallahan, J. Cooper, M. Young, C. Sheaff, N. Wood, J. Gay, L. Regula, B. Bodanchik, I. Topham. Second row; Miss Cook, P. Fraites, P. Lutton, B. Allard, P. Fischback, M. Paiva, P. Washburn, M. McLaughlin, J. McCoy, K. Alessandri, C. McKean, J. Delliacono, R. Fusco, B. Cataloni, E. Brown, W. Gentile, C. Churchill, J. Fasulo, S. Vickery, S. Thomp- son, Mrs. Verzola. Third row: G. Powers, R. Travers, J. Repucci, L. Hayner, D. Uzdvainis, S. Manning, D. King, L. Galanti, D. Sweet, F. Brown, C. White, J. Scialoia, J. Gordon, R. Catoloni, T. Leonard, R. Tessier, A. Pelton, J. Fulp. Fourth row: J. Kreimendahl, R. Havey, S. Senna, M. Jackson, J. Anderson, G. Street, W. Weber, C. Buck, J. Dupree Ra Barre: K. Fallon, T. Hassie, F. Dean, W. DeBaggis, R. Johnson, R. Holske, R. Wade, E. Unger, R. Blackader 5 Study, study, study Mosaics are slow to put together. “Latin isn’t all dull” Juniors stay alert in Chem Class “What's cooking” History in review No one sleeps in this class Studen First row: J. Baldini, P. Morse, E. Spaulding, K. Guillette, C. Ottaviani, D. Bartlett, S. Kelleher, F. Ballou, J. Strople, Mr. Lom- bardi Second row: C. Pritchard, G. Mahoney, C. Bellavance, E. Robinson, D. Marshall, P. Martin, M. O’Brien, M. Antosca, V. Ferrara, N. Houghton, C. King Third row: 8. Carbonetti, T. Uva, J. Rodrick, D. Monteiro, M. Galanti, L. Beach, K. Wills, J. Heil, S. Maxwell Fourth row: T. Cruser, U. Bowen, D. Payden, B. Dauphinee, L. Bruggliera, L. Rodrick, P. DeGiralamo, D. Fusco Under the able leadership of Debbie Bartlett, our Student Council has improved greatly this year. Through their efforts, many welcome changes have been instituted. Some of their many activities include: conducting our school assemblies and running our book store. 84 Council Our future executives? ! How’s business, kids ?? A fond farewell to our most welcome guest, Mr. Aranda. 85 8é Mansfield High School Htornet Band OUR OFFICERS First row: B. Annese, S. Lemieux, C. Bishop, Treasurer, P. Martin, Vice-President, D. Ballou, President, M. Lamieux, Secretary, N. Houghton, D. Houghton Second row: Mr. Gallo, L. Coyle, P. Crotty, Drum Major B. Dale, C. G. Captain, F. Norftil, J. Cronin, D. T. Captain, J. Porter, S. Thompson Swingin’ Ftornets First row: L. Inman, R. Jones, L. Coyle, L. Martin, B. Kuzdzol, G. Bliss, P. Martin, G. Wasserman Second row: K. Picciandra, J. Johnson, T. Leonard, E. Spaulding, M. Lemieux Third row: B. Annese, S. Lemieux, C. Bishop, P. Miner, F. Norftil, Mr. Gallo Modern Music Masters First row: B. Kuzdzol, C. Bishop, F. Norftil, M. Lemieux, M. Briggs, S$. Lemieux, Mr. Gallo Second row: L. Martin, P. Martin, E. Hartwell, E. Spaulding, J. Johnson, H. Fisher, F. Ballou, J. Porter, D. Morini 87 First Chair of America AS SOSA eae Sec First row: K. Hawes, S. Lemieux, C. Bishop, D. Morini, Mr. Gallo, P. Martin, B. Kuzdzol, B. Annese, M. Lemieux Second row: R. Walker, G. Wasserman, E. Spaulding, E. Hartwell, M. Briggs, F. Ballou, L. Coyle, E. Pestana Third row: P. Crotty, G. Bliss, D. Ballou, F. Norftill, J. Johnson, P. DeGiralamo RED LETTER DAYS FOR OUR BAND —1962 Membershi { “Fj sane ae na les September November Chair” is something new for the Hornets in 1962. ‘First 13 “Brass On Parade” 11 Veterans’ Day ar: : ; , Parade, North Chair” is a national organiza- 30 Norton s 250th ; ig Anniversary Parade Attleboro, Mass. tion bringing together in a yearbook student musical groups which excel not only musically but also in school citizenship as well. October December As you can see our high- 12 Columbus Day Parade 3 Christmas Parade stepping Hornets have had Fall River, Mass. Quincy, Mass 31 Halloween Parade Anvil Mansfield, Mass. ne 10th Annual Spring Exchange with Concert Burlington, Vt. another very busy year. 88 Honor Soctettes NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: J. Baldini, M. Lemieux, J. Cronin, D. Houghton, E. Thayer Second row: B. Kuzdzol, J. Atherton, K. Young, J. Goyea, P. Martin, D. Marshall,.C. Ottaviani, Miss Henchel NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: L. Guillette, J. Steff, L. Davis, M. Young, D. Wills Second row: J. Cronin, D. Cheyne, C. Auld, E. D'Amico, C. De Wall, S. Carbonetti, S. Thompson, C. Alperin 89 Catler Staff First row: S. Lemieux, K. Vickery, D. Haynes, H. Smart, J. Atherton, E. Spaulding, V. Delliacono, D. Cop- parini, J. Dutton, C. Fusco Second row: G. Buck, C. Apgar, J. Hanson, C. Auld, S. Paioni, J. Faria, K. Mei, S. Corey, C. Crescitelli, E. Maxwell, S. Paioni, E. Lambos, S. Thompson, Miss Hannon Third row: J. Wheeler, D. Alperin, R. Norftil, W. Sheaff, G. Dupree, B. Collett, R. Baxter, F. Suranofsky, D. Projector Club J. Weber, K. King, D. Ingram, D. Ballou, Mr. Lombardi, H. Fisher 90 WAKA Kado Committee First row: §. Kelleher, D. Greenwood, T. Chandler, K. Picciandra, P. Chase, E. Pestana Second row: G. Mahoney, J. Whitehouse, C. Witherspoon, C. Fitzsimmons, E. Spaulding, K. Guillette, N. Hough- ton, D. Bartlett Third row: M. Hansel, B. Dale, B. Dauphinee. U. Bowen, D. Payden, G. Prescott First row: L. Davis, L. Reed, D. Cheyne, S. Kelleher, J. Birman, R. Jordan, W. Lawton, C. Fusco, D. Bartlett, C. DeWall, L. Mutlow, C. Auld, S. Lemieux, S. Paioni, S. Paioni, E. Pestana, E. Lambos, P. Phillips, L. Wilson, G. Nordberg, R. Walker, Mr. Gallo Second row: N. Leonelli, G. Fenstermacher, C. Ancrade, D. Morini, C. Porter, C. Bishop, J. Porter, J. Atherton, D. Souza, L. Martin, K. Upper, C. Collins, L. McLaughlin, B. Clodius, C. Carfer, P. Balch, M. Lemieux, E. Fisher, B. Kuzdzol, L. Coyle, D. Wills Third row: C. Smith, B. Murphy, M. Antosca, C. Fitasimmons, M. Vickery, M. Hansel, G. Prescott, L. Davis, E. Shaw, J. Wolak, S. Grant, E. Landers, V. Crobett, C. Pelton, F. Ballou 91 az First row: C. Collins, J. Steff, C. Sweeney, M. Vickery, L. Guillette, V. Ferrara, J. Gordon, J. Macomber, E. Shaw, C. Sands, S. Corey, B. Murphy, S. Manning Second row: H. Smart, B. Johnson, M. Hayner, K. Hansel, C. Narciso, S. Norton, E. Landers, C. Wills, C. Galan, C. DeWall, S. Moore, J. Brassard, C. Porter, S$. Danforth, S. Grover, D. Bartlett Third row; S. Haggerty, C. King, P. Haynes, R. Leonard, P. Devers, D. Santucci, L. Obuchon, C. Pritchard, L. Beech, D. MacKinley, S. Perdue, C. Bailey, L. Boynton, J. Beech, A. Dee, S. Clifford, J. Garland Fourth row: D. Greenwood, G. Nordberg, P. McNamara, G. Fenstermacher, P. Tartaglia, M. Galanti, C. Annese, B. Scarpellini Cafeteria Workers D. Gordon, J. Brauneis, M. Scialoia, L. Boynton First row: McCoy, Maxwell, Markt, Knight, Grozier, Dutton, Captain R. Gentili, Murphy, Picciandra, Rodrick, L. Gentili, N. Partington, Collingwood Second row: Johnson, Miner, Sarrow, Vieita, Ferrara, Wade, Gordon, Day, Riccardo, N. Piasecki, Wadala, Souza, Asst. Coach Sullivan Third row: Coach Parsons, W. Piasecki, Gamble, Staples, Fusco, Gonsalves 94 6 1 Hornets The ’61 Green and White football team finished the season with a very commendable 7 and 2 record. Captain Ron Gentili led the Hornets, who were usually on the lighter side, through one of the toughest schedules in recent years. The dazzling Hornet offense averaged 22 points per game while the defense held the opposition to 10 points per game. The team came through with brilliant victories three weeks in succession; stopping tough Case 16-6, Attleboro 16-14, and North Attleboro 8-0. Much of the credit for the successful season can be given to Coaches Parsons, Sullivan, and Cunningham who de- voted many hours towards the team. JIMMY BOBBY RONNIE FRED SEASON’S RECORD Mansiield See. .2 34 SOMeESCt meet. ete es: 18 Mlarsttelclgeeecn. 4 2 lee tal one) | oka ene ps ee 0 Mansticldpes =.= _0 OlivereAINeS cose 6 cece 12 METS GM Se eee 32 Cie (eee 12 MEveseiach ee 40 Kinee nips. = ee 16 a Manstteld2. = 2. 16 (OAL? i. Sy eee es 6 DOUG Mansiteld 2..2...... 16 Jaelelseyie) 14 Mansticldmemes 5 8 North Attleboro _............ 0 eas Mansiiel dams. 6 HOR DO LOM =. 12 NORMAN 95 96 MANSFIELD 34—SOMERSET 18 The Hornets started off their ’61 schedule displaying a well-balanced at- tack against a bigger Somerset squad. Led by Captain Ron Gentili, the whole backfield including Brent McCoy, Ralph Maxwell, and Billy Day scored at least one touchdown. The highlight of the game was a 50-yard pass from Gentili to end Ken Picciandra. The forward wall, led by Bob Dutton and Jose Vieira, opened gaping holes for their backs. MANSFIELD 42—FRANKLIN 0 The Hornets unleashed their one-man team against a mediocre Franklin team. Captain Ron Gentili scored touchdowns on runs of 17 yards, 32 yards, 40 yards, and 50 yards. Brent McCoy added another touchdown and _ then Gentili capped off the scoring with a sensational 78-yard interception. Defensively, the forward wall of Dutton, Knight, Grozier, and Markt had little trouble handling the Franklin attack. MANSFIELD 0—OLIVER AMES 12 A very powerful Oliver Ames squad journeyed to Memorial Park to play the Hornets. Outmanned and out-weighed at every position, the Hornets tried gamely to recover from early Easton touchdowns. On fourth and goal Brent McCoy was stopped on the two-inch line with Mansfield’s only scor- ing threat. End Jim Knight and tackle Bob Dutton contained the flashy Easton running game. MANSFIELD 32—CANTON 12 Rebounding from the past week, the Hornets unleashed a powerful at- tack against a heavier Canton team. Captain Ron Gentili scored twenty points on line plunges and a 58-yard run. Bill Day ran for another tally. Highlighting the scoring was a 45-yard scoring pass from quarterback, Ralph Maxwell to halfback, Brent McCoy. A spirited line of Bob Markt, Fred Collingwood, Bob Dutton, John Grozier, and Jim Knight led the charge against Canton. MANSFIELD 40—KING PHILIP 16 The high-scoring ways of the Hornets continued as they demolished the single-wing attack of King Philip. The defensive line led by Bob Dutton, Dick Staples, John Grozier, Jim Knight, and Dick Gordon stopped their attack cold. Offensively, the Hornets racked up the highest point total of the season. Captain Ron Gentili scored on runs of 27, 36, and 95 yards. Billy Day added a 5-yard plunge to the cause. MANSFIELD 16—CASE 6 Undefeated Case High of Swansea invaded Memorial Park ready to maul the Hornets. Playing a team their own size for the first time this year, the Hornets never let up. Captain Ron Gentili led his team with touchdown runs of 28 yards and 91 yards. Another 65-yard run was called back because of clipping. Clearing the way for the backs were Fred Collingwood, Bob Dutton, Jose Vieira, and Bob Markt. MANSFIELD 16—ATTLEBORO 14 The Green Hornet Eleven turned in a very fine performance for the second week in a row. Captain Ron Gentili scored two touchdowns, one 85 yards and the other 14 yards. Doug Murphy and Brent McCoy added the valuable extra points. McCoy literally walked across with the winning extra points. The Hornets fought a heavier squad from the opening. Bob Dutton, Fred Collingwood, and Leo Gentili led the forward wall. Jack Ricardo led the defensive team with the two game-saving interceptions. MANSFIELD 8—NORTH ATTLEBORO 0 The Hornets scored another impressive victory by defeating North. The Green and White was led by Captain Ron Gentili, who scored the only touchdown. Bob Markt, center, accounted for the two-point conversion. The Hornets were determined to win and outplayed the North squad in evety way. The Hornet line was at its best and opened several important holes. MANSFIELD 6—FOXBORO 12 The Hornets went down in defeat for the second time this season. Foxboro outplayed the Hornets right to the end. The only Mansfield touchdown was scored by end Jim Knight on a pass from Captain Ron Gentili. The Green and White forward wall was paced by John Grozier, Bob Dutton, and Bob Markt. The Hornets ended the season with an impressive 7 and 2 record. 97 98 “Now, Coach, now?” “Get that ball’’ “We stopped OA once!” “T need some help” “Kinda messy, boys” Wanted by opposing coaches Ronald Anthony Gentili fo 1. Single-handedly destroying unbeaten football teams. 2. Breaking numerous scoring records for football and basketball. 3. For holding opposing batters hitless. FOOTBALL BASKETBALL BASEBALL 1. Area scoring record, 108 points 1. Holds freshman sophomore and junior 1. Has 27 and 2 pitching record for three 2. Scored 208 points in two years school scoring records years 3. All-Sun District Team for two years 2. Scored over 1000 points during his ca- 2. Batting average of .380 for the past two 4, All-Diocese Team for three years reer years 5. Boston Globe Class D Team for two 3. 1960 Bay State Tournament All-Star Team 3. Hit more home runs than any _ other years 4. Hockamock All-Star team for two years M.HSS. player 6. All-Bristol County Team for two years 4. Voted Most Valuable Player of area Jun- ior Legion Team ee TRACK STUDENT 1. Won medals for the hundred yard dash, 1. Maintains a high scholastic average and his time 10.3 seconds participates in all student activities, 2. Excels at 220 yard dash and running despite the heavy load he carries. broad jump. 29 5 FIELS | “40 VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: D. Fusco, W. Day, R. Maxwell, Captain Gentili, G. Willis, W. Piasecki. Second row: Mr. Dunne, D. Alprin, J. Grozier, L. Gentili, F. Collingwood, B. McCoy, Coach Sullivan. The Hornets went through this season with very few wins. Coach Sullivan has been rebuilding this season and has high hopes for next year’s squad. The Hornets were a spirited club, their lack of experience didn’t stop the boys from playing their best. The Green and White was a scrappy and energetic team giving it all they had until the final buzzer. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First row: R. Sheehan, K. Fallon, A. Partington, F. Vallette, H. Veron, M. Jackson. Second Row: M. Reasoner, J. Cataloni, L. Hayner, R. Thomas, N. Gifford, J. Armstrong, W. Shaeff, M. Delfino, L. Jusczyk, Mr. Dunne. 100 RALPH JOHN RONNIE Mansfield __..... 46 Mansfield __... 22 Mansfield... ZS Mansfield ___.... 58 Mansfield _..... 42 Mansfield... 62 Mansfield ....... 58 Mansfield........ 36 Mansfield _...... 67 Mansfield__..... 46 Mansfield........ 85 Mansfield........ 61 Mansfield _..... 65 Mansfield _...... 57. Mansfield _..... ie) Mansfield... 42 Mansfield ....... 70 Mansfield _..... 43 Mansfield........ 74 Eran) tna 37 Attlebotome == —s= 56 Rano) pigeeeees 54 ALU ares 35 Foxboromeae = 48 SCOuCht Oh nas ee 52 Sharh nee eee vel Ga0t0 ae 54 Oliver Ames .......... vu Branklineueese eee 58 Dimon ey 0caea 42 Rand ol phere 67 Ringe Phileas Tie Hoxborome ee 84 Stouch tongues 58 Sh2aro nee eee 48 Gatito nee rnee 59 Oliver Ames ........ 43 Kings Philipge 69 BRENT LEO 10! “That’s church league” “I use arrid” “Where'd they go” ‘Muskie for two” “1 - 2 cha cha cha” “That's MY DIME” “Billy snags one’ “Entirely my fault’ “Here come the cheerleaders” ¢ Wf Clubs Our Gym Clubs, which are composed of stu- dents who desire to improve their gymnastic abilities, spend many long tedious hours prac- ticing. They give up many evenings as well as afternoons to improve their skills. 105 Che MHS Cheerleaders The 1962 Cheerleaders, dressed smartly in the traditional green and white uniforms, have once again cheered our boys on to many vic- tories. Under the capable leadership of Captain Jean Baldini, they have done much to enliven the spirit of the stu dent body. Our thanks for many fine and lively performances. SUSAN KATHY SHIRLEY DONNA CORA JOY JEAN ELAINE SHEILA Give me an “M” JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS This cute and spirited squad includes Sally Clifford, Susan Hagerty, Bar- bara Scarpellini, Corinne Chase, Joanne Cronin, Christine DeWall, Janet Steff, Carol King, and Carol Annese. Out on the ball field. Touchdown! ! 107 Field Hockey VARSITY First row: P. O'Brien, D. Monteiro, Co-captain, D. Houghton, Co-captain, E. Shaw, J. White- house, C. Andrade, N. Houghton Second row: J. Dutton, K. Guillette, E. Spaulding, S. Manning, P. Balch, A. Porfido, K. Hawes, Miss Whisenant, coach. 108 Our Field Hockey Co-captains, Denise Houghton and Elaine Shaw Field Hockey JUNIOR VARSITY First row: C. Auld, L. Scarpellini, $. Grover, S. Grubick, G. Nordberg, C. King, S. Hagerty, L. Reed, C. Annese, L. Guillette Second row: G. Fenstermacher, N. Thibault, B. Murphy, B. Scarpellini, J. Steff, P. Phillips, D. Titus, E. Lambos, J. DeVine, Miss Whisenant, coach GAMES North Eastern, October 4 Stoughton, October 5 King Philip, October 10 Canton, November 2 Foxboro, November 7 Canton, November 17 Eastern, November 19 Stoughton, November 24 King Philip, November 26 Foxboro, November 31 109 2 Basketball Varsity First row. H. Smart, K. Young, B. Annese, captain, E. Shaw, E. Spaulding Second row: R. Jordon, C. Collins, N. Thibault, A. Porfido, Miss Whisenant, coach Although our girls did not win many games, nevertheless we are proud of them. They displayed true sportsmanship under all conditions and were a credit to Mansfield High. CAPTAIN BERNIE ANNESE 110 Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY First row: D. Wills, J. Cooper, L. Coyle, C. Andrade, S. Lemieux, N. Willard Second row: Miss Whisenant, coach, S. Correia, S. Grover, B. Prescott, L. Reed, C. Bailey Third row: L. Mutlow, V. Fasulo, E. Brown, M. Galanti, G. Fenstermacher, P. Tartaglia, A. Digiampietra. GAMES Sharon, January 5 Canton, January 9 North Eastern, January 12 North Eastern, January 19 Randolph, January 23 King Philip, January 26 Foxboro, February 1 Stoughton, February 4 Sharon, February 6 Canton, February 9 “Blow, Gabriel, blow” Giving a lecture “Page 24, number 8” 2 Se les ai ORERS “The answer to no. 4 is” 112 AST COAST MANSFIELD __ AUTO SUPPLY su SPIER THE J Congratulations and the best of luck! 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