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

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MINISTRAHY™ AY OFFICES : Sra itt i die Dr. Ptaschnik, Dr. Collins, Mr. Gearhart Dr. John P. Collins oy Mr. Kelley, Dr. Collins, Mr. DeStefano Dr. Collins, Mrs. Merrifield © for his service as Superintendent in the Mansfield School System.

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DREAMS by Wendy Sharpe, ’78 The dreams we’ve dreamed that have not come true, we'll dream again until they do. The places we’ve been, the things we’ve done will all disappear with the fading sun. We have not conquered all there is to explore, and here we find that there is much much more. We leave the past and its memories and remember only what we dare not forget. As years go by we'll go our way growing further apart with each passing day. We will not forget our lifetime friends, for all the love we share will never end. Where do we go when this day is through, we have so much to say, a lot more to do. Wipe away tears and dry our eyes, now we must leave and say our good- byes. We have not conquered all there is to explore, and here we find that there is much, much more. And here we find that there is more. CLASS ODE 1928 by Roy Irving Martin The day is ending; the sun sinks low. Its rays ascend- ing in one last glow. The dawn tomorrow will be bright, a day of sunshine, joy, delight. Blithely we start at the break of day With hope and courage and laughter gay; We'll follow where the path may lead, True to ourselves in word and deed. Though cloudy skies may betoken rain We'll still press on each our goal to gain. What matter if some rain does fall, Sunshine and shadow come to all. ARCTURUS by Bill Frank and Mike Beach, ’78 When a candle is lit, some of the darkness is gone, the flame lingers on and helps show the way. As we stand here now with our hearts burning bright, Let’s join in the hope that we’ll spread the light. And the time has come for us to go our separate ways. Let’s live our future as our yesterdays. And let us all shine the light, always burning so bright. When a friendship is born, part lasts for all time, the love lingers on, and helps show the way. I will never forget, the times that we shared, the memories will light my way. And the time has come for us to go our separate ways. Let’s live our future as our yesterdays. And let us all shine the light, always burning so bright. Class Song 1937 By Mary Elizabeth Belcher As the rosy dawn lights the eastern hills, to herald the coming day, We face the years with determined wills, And eagerly scan life’s way. We seek fresh summits to attain, And all but lofty heights disdain. May the courage and hope of life’s bright morn through the afternoon prevail; Each failure bring a faith reborn, the stormy peaks to scale; Each triumph give us humbleness, the will to serve, the power to bless. When the sinking sun has gone to rest, Suffusing the distant plain with the radiant glow of his fiery crest, A glory of golden rain, Then shall we come to life’s last mile, A song in our hearts, on our lips a smile. When to the top we have won at last, Our hardships over and sorrows past, A glorious view our eyes shall meet, A smiling world beneath our feet.

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ae Principal — Mr. William DeStefano Assistant Superintendent Dr. I. Jeffrey Ptaschnik Assistant Principal Mr. J. Spencer Kelley Administrative Assistant — Mr. William Gearhart 19