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

Text from Pages 1 - 42 of the 1933 volume:

Z = 6 oa Qa mE ee 0 MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS, MansFIFLD H. S. Crassgs, ’24,’25,’26,’27,’28,’29,’30, 31, ’32, 733 4; C Dy 7) 7 F 7 hh be oy r Lyfe b yey CLELL CY Zs ee poe rg = ER ach ace ae eS Sd sma s, he ey SRE ot Seen a ene F ee an ot it 7 j i li, al “cassie sicsseeeeeeenee, Rl! Ranran ar rte —— 1 5 eal 4 ween? a. _— . ste ag ann ered 5 a ER am SO eh Get |i] l EDIT ORS A. Fred Padley Rena Moretti Catherine Pellegrini Jack Bennett Roger Thayer Marion Gallipeau Dorotny Stearns Louis DeNunzio Miss W. C. Lyman T AFF Baul Clark Norman Chapran Virginia Briggs Irving Parker Teo Emma Chase Gertrude Willard EGitor-in-Chief Associate RFditor Literary Bditor Literary Eaitor,: Asst. Bpory Ecitor Fumor Edit or Exchange Editor Art Kditor Faculty Advisor Mime ographer cenior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Ina Pritchard Mae Westnaver é PRO MERITO SOCIETY Anne L. Andrews George H. Bertlett Florence L. Calhoun Eda C. Carbdonetti Emma A, Chase Williem A, Clem M. mlizabeth Cochran Lola A. Cook Mary I. Cook Milton 0. Corey Marion Gallipeau Ortya A. Klavin Phyllis D. Jalbert Marjorie McDiarmid Clarence L, Martin Gertrude M. McGoldrick Aw Fred Padley Rena 8. Moretti Carolyn B. Partington Eth te er azsis M. Catherine Pelligrini Cae Dene Tie ery Dora B, Simeoni Muriel @. Van Wormer — OE AE Oa ales te Hodes ya eA. ve: j . , Pahes? Vig se: Poets Be ne eg hart a . i i: ti Bunt rerio hs. ie = ¢ i‘ed oF: t- at fon) ran J i” ; f “” het fa ; hos 1 ' § y Pe i 2 hu Ie “4 ‘A v et a q oa ; | Nae Pe hy f oa f : pn . 1 u Min A? v ” + a , ne 7 f a nin ahs , Y q 3 Tk 4, Pa aH ’ fi ) ip 2 ; “5 bap yey we eee Wess . hi + isc es a ok ae aoe LS a pny Jt 4 5. 7 A Le Y f 7 7 oy J H ey a eae ae ay aint noe LS ETRE ONS My LO OE eee) } z ; 4 mA } ¥. yt zh Chie f ‘kb Sait on: ‘ F: + tye Nil ya Pim er ably ie i t Pe? mt Sar tg if nebaytr dR Ree ee: Anne Lauric Andrews JOhn Kogers Barnes George Hill Bartlett Erma Ardella Bell Janes Carol Bellew iJohn William Berg Robert ‘Alired Bignell? gohn Alfred Briggs Carold Henry Brownell Florence J,ctitia Calho un sHda Cora Carbonetti halo Benjamin Catal pul Emna” Nancy Ceccarel? Nornen Snith Chap fan Ah ie ote Emma Augustsa Chasc William Ashford Cleon “lary Hlizabeth Cochra n “Lola Alice Cook wMary Isabcl Cook ee Poul Copparini ArPtnur Widhian Corbett Milton Osborns Corcy Frederick Joseph Crctden Richard Ranson Dennehy Louis Antonio DeNunzio Fdward Francis Dunne Santino Farinella Allen Wallace Francis Ifarion Gallipcau fructhur Charles Gogenhcinmer Everett ifason Grant Henrietta Maria Green Merl Dana Griswold Willian Gross hoeeures) Bit zabetoa Hall Dorothy Ara Westhaver Lorne. jusyHarrs netor Ruth Estella Heaony Donelaywilitary hits Thoras Edwa rd Hourshton SriveL LS enol cea. weak bert Avthur Lawrence Koating “O tya Adclohene Klavin Cs Khussell Ladd “igi ber Bugtne Mackinilay Edith Lillian Maconber kClaronec Lowell Martin Wii lian Joseph iaxreld “Marjoric June lMeDiarnid xGortrude Margarct licGoldrick Lovis ilichacl Mcelchiorri Austin Fugh Monty mrerie, OTe LoL Pronconcws lary Mur ony Abbort Predcrick Padaley, Jr. Rese Elizabeth PaLroni Carolyn Burton Partington vhthel Kathloon Pagsit “Catherine Mary Pelicsrini Ti ian Henry Parr, wits Wi ber ROWeErl Ge: Room ogi. Doriinie Joc Koran Joseph ililton Sankcy Clifford Cobb Sherman sDore Barbara Simeoni Wilfred Sullivan Gcorge Louis Titus Rorar Clinton Thayer tMurtel Hthelyn Van Wormor Grace Wit Teo .Gni TS sie %Pro Morito Soricty ae +3 at | = + tne: j 4 - Z f - ,! ‘ th he ‘ , ‘ I) - 4 4 ! rj 4 hapa BN re ae ; J { el = rn] 4 : : 4 r P ‘ ry. ’ ; ¢ ' ft 4 ‘ ; if ) : dw ; OMA Oe vey La | i fe Ore Fy , a 7 Foaedia.y' + Fed oO Pine on ei yet” heen bs hi aah oes a BS ; Cae r i : : : a y i . ‘ wa, Aes pe’! “) q Pe) : . 4 aj : 7) i ye i ae ‘4 4 F h va ry . ‘ : 4 , : ‘ wat ray be si als “yy 1 ‘ 5 4 i i yy tm i ‘ ‘“ ane Lone oe : Le aes ft ne ‘ . Pp - : ; 7 r] ‘f. | : ++ 1 io J ’ ; ' A wd i ' fa 4 ¥ ool iah , ‘, a 4 j “st 3 by y 1 io J v j { A a +o ad! Wi Ee A, Rar aK! ES ; - at ‘ i j Gi te ? . ws Prstiats bye Vo nH Maree a0 gs a 5, % { ’ ee) i Te Ns P a il ty Be oy, Py ad nh 4 Pee Fe y iy te AEE ET ai a ae) Pies) Oren ne yt, 1 PROGRAMME RAE pe UA mcg Biel pgs We eee) ey em meet es aes Kev. Hs. Russell Clem ee ee TY Pe toe fibers a Alon ae eee a Si) Oe Li Sie ee a a ee Catherine Mary Pellegrini Music, Inflamiatus et Accensus fron Stabat Mater - G. Rossini Soloist: Henrietta Maria Green Gombined Glee Clubs Presentation of Cla ss Gift- - -----+------- - William Ashford Clem, President of Claas of 195 Acceptance of Class Gift- - - = = = - +--+ --+ © += +8 - JOSsoinnguldan,, d ,2President:,of Class. of 1954 }+ Music, Horning - - - - Ginis _ _ o — - -_ _— — -_- = _—-_ = — Glee Club - | Music, Violoncelbos Solo Dancy Orientale- - - Lary Lsabei- Coo. ! ! en 4Q cS fee 3 r@)) Class History ------+--+-----+-+-++-+-+-+--+-- ililton Osborne Corey Musix, Pastorale’ =. --—-- == - - - ee er ee ere ee Garilie iG) les, Club Valedictory -----+-+-+-+-+--++2+-7- e277 2-5-7 2 rma Augusta Chase Presentation of Diplo mas and Awa rds - - Drs CarlakiewlePni Zio, CUhaygman of the Sthool Board Pt eee ee a ie ra an re ed est ae To, oe bung by the Cleese of 1955 Classe Motto - ° -° =' Hdnor awaits at Labor's Gate.” Class Colors - - = = = Biack and Silver Class Flo wer - - - - Tea Rose Class Officers President = - = = = = + = -Willian Chen Vice-President -- - = = = = Lola Cook Heasurer- - = - - - - - - -Josepvh Sankey Secretary - - - - - - - - -Florence Murphy , ? ; une ' us a wy SOE Ve : L _ ah - Sy iy ale - oF ; : aa a Dy te Soi yy) 4 i ri , 4 ¥ F ed hee) hee a vf d OS IE VARA a em ‘ ae eek re ‘ 7 ' “= wi ‘at re Peck — i . , ty eres o 2 os an | hes! : : be: bur arate - eth ’ , te : Shs 78 GA Die bs wae tO. a Dacha . 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Meee cone ea ee ok Ce + ota fe hrs { Pur, ve YUM ‘ j nt o, yf rT wet cy - i a £ pee) : % ee wih x, ant EAM. vis ie i rs ’ i a O Pe i hy ye ah ey pe ie aia : 5 oy ee Ey he rae 0 0 Ba a SOC Rane ed + ACES ‘roproH! on 7 ‘ ? � Soiree 08 ter Word LET! ee. te ’ | ae +“ t ‘ ‘ Ms Ce ie, ie: } bs ae | eat Lee lh bic eae eros 240) aeons j rt . fF ‘ rhe R is Med: ie ole TMNT Ae Te igtad Mid ba 9 UN 9 ee by Catherine Pelligrini Again a year has passed and another senior class of Mansfield High School reaches the climax of its career, Once more relatives and friends have gathered to listen to the graduation exercises and to wish the graduates Godspeed as they set forth on the great adventure of life. We are indeed happy to have you with us on this occasion. You: eresence is a joy and inspiration as we come together in this final reeting as a class to receive the material evidence of our success an? Oo bid farewell to many pleasant relationshinos, The past three years have been momentuous ones for all of us. A appy group, combining work and pleasure, we have been as a company Cc: ongenial travelers, exploring in the vast domains of knowledge. We rave become acquainted with some of the world's finest literature; ‘uch names as Chaucer, Shakespeare, Wordsmorth, Keats, Shelley, and a sost of others are now most familiar to us. Modern languages and the sciences, too, have opened up to us paths into strange lands. Some of us have learned of ancicnt peoples = of the history and culture of the Greeks and Romans. We have delved into the very originals of those old stories of mythologv, translations of which we read as children in our books of fairy tales. in truth do we say with Keats: Much have I travelled in the realms of gold And many goodly states and kingdoms seen. While some have been exploring the fascinating field. of the classics, others, having caught the spirit of the remance of modern business, have been devoting themselves to the study of this subject in all its diverse and interesting phases. But in addition to making ourselves familiar with interesting and important facts, with rules, and with formulas, we have learned something far more precious. We have learned. to think logically, to be reasonable, to use good judgment and taste, to be independent, to complete the task begun, to follow instructions intelligently, to be critical offmour own work, t o be honest with ourselves, to consider the rights of others. In short, these years heve been spent in developing such mental and moral habits that we might face the voynge now before us with eagerness and confidence - that we might be able to say tonigh: at the end of our high school course: Drifting afar to the dire vaulted caves where life ‘and its ventures cre laid, The dreemers who gaze while we battle the waves, may see us in sunshine or shade; Yet true to our course, though our shadow grow dark Wotll trim our BR64A@ soil as before, and stand by the rudder that governs the bark, Nor ask how we looked from the shorel Once again, in behalf of the Class of 1955, I welcome you, parents, teachers, and friends; and I sincerely hope that this evening may be as enjoyable to you as it will always be memorable to us. eh A ear io MP Gr ay nies s nrg hit sfeieaamt Au seats olnse ant Sato covite tant sno Pier iO? Erte seni gree” yu ah SF re | eye iia mR Ae. 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HAOCH - tf ovate ott Pept 2 Ter ay ee oe Anse enone ES a ie « BON, oiern.d i zi eer airinto vs Rs se fort 2 gore? ra ut ea ain eas bdo peut, oy 15 The History of the Class of 1933 In the Year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty, on 4 glorious smoamer's day in the month of June, a band of youths and maidens bade adieu to their friends in the settlement of the Junior High Scho:l, on the banks of the Rumford River, 2nd set out for a land of further educitional opportunities. ‘fter two months of pleasint sailing, this band disembarded, eighty-eight stronz, upon the shores of the Colony of Mansfield High School, September 2, 1930. Here ve were heartily welcomed by the Governor, “verett W. Robinson, who, after giving us tract of land Numcer 5, and outlining the curriculum and ru les of the ecotony, turned us over’ to Miss Jones,, our adviser for the next tue years. Forthvith we chose our leaders for this Clauss of 19535, 28s ve soon becime known: William Clem, eresident; Hda Carbonetti, vice- president; Hlizabeth Cochran, treisurer; end Umma Chase, scrihe. PMhertell term pressed uneventiully for us, since we vere 211 studying ambitiougsly. One morniygg in the last we3k of the month of february, hovever, there wus great exciteinaent snong the members Szegurselass. Upon inguiry, J] found:that the cause of the excite- ment “was an aporoaching assembly t which two of our elss were tO be warded basketball letters. Sure enough! Mater in the day, amid the spolause of the colony,.xlorsnce Murphy 2nd Himme Chase vere presented letters. in lftrch we were fortuniute to receive into our midst red Padley, from Detroit, ifichigin. Piano Pico vot, an the Arnal pPrediminnry sperking Contest, our class was renresented by Hmma Cheese, Henrietts Green, J2ck Piger,enin Groany, nd Tilliom, Clem. . The winnervof this’ conteat wis none other thin our president, William Clem, who emerged Victoriously in the Singleton Contest, also, thus giving the colony a Second inscription on the Singicton Cup, “2 greut honor for our Olasseasiwellonas ‘for’ the colony. In b2seb21l Normin Chapmun, our oniy three-letter $h athicte, was awarded a letter. Throughout the ye2rr miny of vur cl“ ss won honors for devotion 40 tUneir studies: Wury Isabel Cook was: avarded = gold picce in Pein alam enrry nnd Klie=nor licingyrc, gold piccss in commercirl geogrinhy;, and Ythel Pazit, = gold pisee in bookkecving. Poyune endioLl our first year in-the- Colony of Wansfiecld High School, = committee, composed of Williem Clem, Catherine Pelligrini, hens Lioretti ,o Ethel eazit, «nd Merle Griswold,� was chosen to make th motto for the graduating class. Thue ve closed our first yeer, 2 most hxppy, eventful, “nd sdvantigeous one, during which ve hed become duly setticd «nd seeclimated in the colony] Patera eeiGibron Of tVO months, are returned tothe colony, seventy-nine of us... With Miss Jones -giin cur sdvisor, ve el2cted Our teatherssforiour sccond yer: .Carl Herrington, 1) nevecomer to our clsss, president; Mer@e Grisrold, vice-president; Louis lel CHO weuroemeurenr, and Bas Carbonertt, seri b . Our second sear in the colon) wis emgon more eventful «nd Succ7ss- ful thin our first, In the £9211 cight of our members vere chosen for the staff of the colony. journal; Emma Chase, sssociate editor; i Phyllis Jeibert, joke editor; If:rion Grllipeau, club editor; Henrietts Green, proof recder; Florence Ifurphy, copy reader; C:therine Pelligrini, liter?ry ‘ e 7 % ae Pcp hy or eet Ad) cine sh eae pares st tnomoelttes ‘ed sag Par por Revs PLOmUA: ae tS ioe eg eke RoI qo HenGkIes f habsedaeal eo bash @ ag adEty, tid a! “bloke: eee Xo ¢noLod © eid 26 aetos Fh ; apd cftéteed erow ay SRE + nie EY De Taste OR. toe va an elit howe Curl me oa TO eit mt vy pee oft rot TSS lvhR) % bso waonoy ued se tb Baio ats x03 wyebunt ute 62 pty ep bon OA ay abe EAT SOIS RON Mee DE a ee sepen) sarah hoih. 110-s O88 a OTRO wT Rie ers Tee SOMES aa BOS. ra ts 3 {Jao eat Bole Gee ech Nt Se Laon me Seca GAT. 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Toor ye), gtoinmoH | pros Tho. ay ag wooed tt (Hiiag Liles en iabidya ee editor; Clrence linrtin, business mennger, sand Allan francis, xRssistint business meniger On the footbsll team, six of our number iere auarded ictters: C� ptain-tlect Jack Briggs, Norien Chapinen, Louis Melchiorri, Austin lionty, Roger Theyecr, and Jack Davidson, menager. In December, 2 veek bafore Christmas, we made our socisl debut by holding 2 Christman pnurty, in the colony grmmasium. Ifusic vas furnished by Bob iforono «nd his ovch2stre.. During the winter months ters ver? represented on the Girls' Basketball Team by Captnin-Ylect lorence Iturph; and Smms Chase; and on the Boys' Basketball Team by; Jack Eriges 2nd Normun Ch:pmin ‘1b: four received letters. Gi the soring the annusl Spesxing Contest vas held, but no winners vere announced. SISO OL SUnirelLAss lt Gok part: mms Chase, Phytlis Jalbert, Carl Harrington, Iferle Griswold, Hrrl Greany nd Robert Bignell. William Clem, the winner of the preceding ye.r, opened the program with © prologue; and - delightful feeture of wie e2ntertiinment vss @ solo by onr very talented singer, ifiss Henrietts Green. On the Boys' Bee ue) t Meam .e vere represented by Ceptiin- Hlect Joe Sankey, Neornan AMMAN, fnd«Lonis Jie lchiorri , whom weewere very nraud to see eenipey Letiers. in May nine of o ur ciass took pert in the Washington ‘iniversary Peeeant, held in the Tovn Hall. 0 They were iluriel Vin wormer, “umma Cneses Helen Cates, iarvorie MeDisrmid, £red radie;, terle Grisvold, peek Briggs, William,’ and iiyiton Corey. Seow this year many of ourscluss: won. honors. in scholarships ieee wtazit, VAS ey oriec’ = silveripin, for tne highest merk in pookkecping; fred radicy;, Silver pin: for the best shorthand pap°r Piwiiawucd, in thercolony, iiiton’ Corey,:a@.gold piece for the best Srcerpo noOLebook. Tent, of our shorthand class won membership in the Order of Gregg Artists. Pavescur socOnd weer drgwito svchose., Tole limax it we tendered ® reception to the graduatin g cl2iss. Rob iforono end his. Royal Ambassedors furnished enenenting musie for the event. Roget ne curtain Terie -onvanother waary 8. hapoy, “event iul and orofitable one. Lfter another vell earned vacation of two months this bend of knoviedgs-seckers, now cighty in number, e2ger to meke the most Of their last yeor, returned to. the colo v, in September’ ia re a Wath lirs. Olsen @s our adviser, weoeassumed our dignified position as the Graduating Class of 1953 HOT, Gur Officers we’ wlected: Wilitom, Clem, president, ere Cook, vice-president; Joe Svenkey, treasurer; and florence I[lur) Sera.b . S20in 21ehy ot our mimb rervers.chosen for t he Grocm werrnott” Se Moen reivey, ‘edatorsinechief; Runt Moretti; asso¢iate yeditor; Cipnecane: Pelligring, literargheditor;. larson G-litpeau, humor eauvor, “mia Cnaso, typist; Rorer Phiuver, ¢oort editor; and Norman Chapman, senior resorter; and Louis DeNunzio, art editor. ieene TOO be li 1enm). Lenvot our class tert aveardcd Letters; Cantean Jack Briees,' George Bartictt,, who cam to us from roxboro High School, Donald Hilts, Norman Chsepman, Clarcnes Martin, tdvard Die, sdOc oiunkey, woure lieichniorrs,..Santino arinclia, sna Wilfred Sulliven, minagor. : Barly in October Mrs. Morse and Ilfrs. Olsen chose the cast for our class play. 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Dae tir oe gM ; On Be) ee spenogt | 9 Bhi gi ie for e 4 49 Y ian ; r fs ae ee ph nee VE A by Se 1 A a ae but faithful butler, Arthur Gegenheimer; William licek, 2 timid and fastidious clerk-rred Padley; Beansey Blaze, a redheaded, freckled-faced office boy--Robert Bien3li; Robert Preston, 2 Successful business min, enamored oz Ann Winston, but until the and of the pliy coldly slignted because of his “business first principles--lierls Grisvold; Ifiss Wilkes, his industrious end self- sacrificing stenogravher--%0ola Cook; Charles Dobson, 21 crooked politician, very influential vith Robert Preston--Clarence Martin; Dr. waiter TaAliey, physician, vho 16 vary mich in loves vith Ann Winston, but who sacrifices his love for her néepniness--lilton Gorey wiv an Parreli sn Tlaoper, Whose ilhisping.snd romentic ttitudes thorougnly disgust sobert preston --Pnyllis aaah UlEe, Am excitable svedish cook--iInrs Tsabel Cook, Prances, 14 pretty and petite meaid--lfsarjurie ilecDiarmid; neverend Dr. Loring of the nlsyground--Carl Harrington; © good notured Irish policemsy, wOule deitchniorri, rank Cullen of the reople's Party--Bar Cresanj; tYO photogranhers--rred Creedon and Helph Caterloni. As = planecant aftermath to our perticipstion in the play, lirs.iforse, who corched us so Buccessfully, gave 2 nerty in the dolony gymnasium, and auring tne evening presented gifts to the members of the erst. Pie winter months drewior. Sithough we vera sll studying hard Biter mR busy Lah] term, a few found time to participate in uthietics. eevee Girts ’ Basketrei lL) Team, “CincveinveOlorence lurphy nd smm- Cnnse were igain¢avearded intters. he Boys' Besketbeall Team, under the watchful cye of Conch Svoerett Green, went through ®n eighteen Bame ecnedile withitie Loss (of cniv two’ games. Then to elimsx the season fittingly, they won the South Shore Basketball Tourna- meno in most impressive fashion. The following bors were awirded fPereores, and cold beckst balls: (Jack Briges, Gcorge Bartlett, Hermans pmin, Weneda Hilts, sljon Corvey und Austin lionty,. mensger. These comparatively uneventrui, but most wimportant vinter months passed quickly. Wren Lon mewn Gad) -eaenbly was sided, end the class honors rere anncuneerd. Governor rnobdinson informed us tha, Wiss wima Chase was viledictoriin nd lilies Catherine relligrini, selutatorian. Then he snnounced thet the folloving had won MemPerehip in the Promiterito Socicty: f nne Andrews, £lorence Cainoun, “a2 Carbonetti, mma Chase, William Clem Elizebeth Cocnran, Lola Cook, Mary Isabel Cook, Wiarion Gallipeau, Ortya Petvan, Werjorie tinchisrmsd, Poyllisteaebert, Clarence liartin, Gertrude McGoldrick, Rena lioretti, Frederick Padie;, Crroline Porro nevon, Ethel Pazivy Citherine retieerini, William Perry, dre, Dora Simeoni, ifMriel VenWormer, Georg? Bartictt, and ]filton Cores. ‘gain many of our number ‘von svards for scholarship. We find the folloving honored: 4:nma Chase, 2 gold pin in the Nationrl Srereneand Contest, end a, Superior Merit Certificate for ortistry in writing Gregg Shortha ind; Ethel Pazit, = bronze oin for the highest mark for the yetr in boolrkezping; Dorothy Westkaver, Hd per bponetti, iuriel Vaniormer, Slizepeth Cochrin, Phyllis JaLbert, Edith Macomber, and 4Smm2 Cicarelii, competent ved Garpiticntes. Typist certificates for sixty words or better per minute wore ron by Emm: Chase end Iltriel VanWormer. Certificaites for proficiency. in iranescriping shorthand notes.on the Typerriter, .ere won by Crece White, Emme: Chase, Ortya Kievin, Crroling Partington, Phjllis Jealbert, Dorotny Westhrver, Ethel Pazit, Alizabeth Cochran, da Carbonetti, Bdith Macomber, 2nd liuriel Van vormer. iA retrune Oe Or we Leas Lian wrenci Ss, seit grent honor in the Bov Scouts when he ttsined the rank of Hegle Scout, the highest rank in Scouting, snd vs presented nine Magle Badge t “ Court of Honor held in the Town Hall. Allan is the third boy in the Colony to receive this coveted badze. As the end of the last year crey near, we instituted a new cus- Lom an the ennals of the colony by � znolding on Old Clothes Day. Time DoOys came to classes attired in the shabbics st habiliments Peewee, ond the pivis, toucglebrate, tne day jin their ovm original way, harked beck to childnood ays and appeared with hair ribbons. LS GUO LOSSNOL seo Odea tuber oe weppy,y euccossiul, cond Denciicial years in the Colony of Mansfield Hign School. We, Dave passed .ocse Ghiree srears (preparing .oursclvos Berio! iP rer COLIniGe «| GOmo vol uasvill: continugG onr education; pomo. of us Will pursuc.an occupution directly. Whatever wc do, Toesinll someday dook” back upon the three years spent in tliis comparatively small GOLOnys (th bos tern Massachusetts and morc cleariy understand wnat it has mcant to us. MAT ton corey The winds are celling, the sails are set, plucwereerhe Skies on high: Thoughts now are tuviing toward distant Sores Whero” fubure trecesures lie, 3 VE vLerrorene lini on a Loarnt nls ian: SONGHETe Thevda sso Treo Gallantly now our bout we launch On geep and unitiown sea, What thou theme boo may Around) us rage, Never the storn we'll foar; Fortune we know on the further s trand Laporte OPTS E wndauchoar, Leematvers not .whether-sun shall: shinc, Whether With waves owe -FiGe iver within our hoarts snell SieLuids Fond thoughts of Mansfield: High Rone Morctti “ Renta oy i ‘ov, fs } ak mt Be! i 4 Page ie if ve af ‘ hia ay Velne te feu Dien. het) Hew by Emma Chase We have gathered here tonight to close fittingly three of the happiest years of our lives - the vears spent in Mansfield High School. During this period, we hnve been accomplishing worth-while things - things which will help to make life more comprehensible. Tonight we finish our preliminary training; tonorrow we shall stand upon the pier where our ship is anchored, waiting for us to bogin the great voyage, and we shall gaze with awe upon the vast deep before vs. Confident in our high school preparation, we shall sail out fear- lossly and couregeously, though we realize that the course we must follow is not an easy one. There will be many obstacles to overcome, 3b with perseverance, honesty, initiative, and loyalty, we shall ve SolesbG) sceer Our Sshiip successfully around’ the rocks, The crags’ will. ireaten us, the swirling whirlpools will entice us, and the sirens of the reofs will sing to us, but if we are always guided by the clear hite light of the beacon of our goal, we shail never veer from the course. Before we embark, we wish to express our deep appreciation and conanks to our teachers who have so willingly and so unselfishly aided aan Our preparation: for this voyage. it is their help that has made it possible for us to face the future with faith and courage. To our parents, who, we know, have mode great sacrifices that we might hnve a high school cducation, we wovld express our decp gratitude. We know that their love and interest will follow us throughout life wherever we may b e. It is they who will wish us a cheery Bon Voyage when our ship glides slowly out into the bay. We will never forget what they have done for us. . Tonight we tale leave of our school and the undergreduntes. We sincerely hope that those with whom we have had so many good times and with whom we have sharod so meny anxieties, defeats and triumphs, will succeed in whatever they mazy undertake. We know that they will honor and cherish the fair name of Mansfield high even as we have done. Classmates: With mingled feelings of regret ond anticipation, we teke farewell of one another. It is hard to say goodbye, but we would not have it otherwise. Chanfe brings development and progress. Let our one desire be for a successful life, and lect us nover forget that success implies more than material achievement - it means charactor and willing service to others. In the years ahead may we attain the highest, and may we be justly proud to recognize one another as members of the Class of 1955. Tomorrow when we weigh anchor, a full realization of life's seriousness will come to us. Unhesitating and confident let us set forth, knowing thot Honor Awaits at Labor's Gate.” otal Se sia oh i ; Lh a o Con to see ete te ot : aloe Pisa Ric nreuipi ts Shag ec | tod yous dew ge oh 28 eka gens. a a ow. Binh taal BHO Lene, ILste ow . sols Ae aqo rg footten Rae! 80. 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I Fine auosity g Litw erkywitd Bre ate tes. ASO re bean yeahs oe. Bene ame CL Ei yo gS nage WO ae Xs Uta ire: Yeains youd 0 OEE age Civ ig HORS: ages OFS 2% colt: ee. OMAP) vik Ow mars nef tatters wean RA ota ae he aaah iaoe Sole ton, eg Lean ay) had 0 OTTO H ER ed: fiend ee | � KOE Date: Foc ls TO SOT . Aton aot Brn dasngefoyved agifid. stand: weatta gel Ba soso AWOL OE Mon HID. OPEL Lirkaasiog SOD: Fugu! Moco ite AA oe i =, Situ vo teow Lites oTiim neg w Sal 210 NID: od ay yom fais Feooigie ‘arth mistis ow van bad Beer to ee elo att bo eTocs 29: tontors ct athe | BAR Sa eS a SeR i ps aoldnntivon Ete , toroan ot mMiivond atrot doe aap aan: HOSE T1009 fina pe seo é Last Will and Testament of the Class o0f.1933 Florence If. liurphy The following document having been duly presented for probate in the Supreme Court of the Courty of Hilsrity, in the State of Confusion, is hereb;, fnnoune se to the agonized public. Be it known that ve, the Class of 1953 of the Iiansfield Hagh School, being of sound sad vipa sing mind and memory, do ’ make this our last vill and testement, hereby revoking 211 former vills made by us at any vorevious tise. 1. OQOrtya Klavin, Rena Moretti, 2nd red Brown leave to any in- coming senior, who aspires to be 2 chnuffeur, = few trees, telephon poles, 3nd curbstones. 2. S0uis Melchiorri leaves instructions for hardening sort bones to any incoming sophomore who wishes to be football plryer. 4. Russell Ladd and Authur Keating dequeith to Joseoh raria their formulae for developing large sinevy muscles 4. Wilton Corey leaves his honored position of being “up in the Bere EO John lloresco 5. Dominic Roman loaves his magic trick of being physic2lly present but mentally absent from history clnss, to anyone interested in the erts of magic 6. ‘rthur corbett Leaves the slide from his trombone, so that ®ll future seniors my besaome guickly acquainted with the fir tovn of Norton. ”, Henrietta Green heyguenrthes 4 Siren to Hleanor Tillotson, in Order that she mey reach high notes with exse. 8, . Marion Gallipenn leaves her hebit of taking ink baths to Dorothy Wetherell. 9. Walter Mackinley bequeathes his vhite-collar joo at Haves Coal Company to his brother Warren. 10. “ouis DeNunzio bestows 2 hand-painted portrait of the members Sie toca lage Ot 1955, upom the faie.weils. of: the «schools art 11. Emm. Cecesrelli leaves to Doris Smith her ability to give oral themes in Mnglish class. 12. Florence Calhoun, George Titus, snd John Barnes leave a VHietory of the ord Car,” to James Wheeler. 13. Robert Bignell bequesthes a box of cigars, of the same brnd thet he sinoked in the class play, to Cortlend Besson. 14. Austin Monty begueathes his monoply of the J. 2. Comprny, located on the Allen Street, to srancis Shaw. rete to ane 9 ae a0 ae ee tod pe det eT. tg “ee na a : oe CFHIE = ae | et MALE dey deg Ny ‘ook nibagat mit te i nonyot fir Doce hii Ri | ehh gm ee shel ‘ae | ge Le BOWL tT: Pe at y= ere thee ibs sina aa y seobtawit soz event, Esto ee ay Ba roe a ear FS rs Si juke aah ees Rice ig! Bo te “nbtes desedh ue aes Ativan get oes “sich dtd Bae dat. Sac exons ‘eyint piteoloveb 1 9 ett ut on anzed Me ane heronct 4 Bey 50 wit yo s0ganrol, “ilooda tee nai ay: dais 7 Gite are gtd gored een Ono Ke Gt Saini uae oid roxt Reade cfioswem 4 | ay PON ee ts ae ON eo oak int. Sedit Ay srednoee oe ie noe, eb te Ont nevHot stadia | Wy 2 TROY edt tho es aeey a, eh Ne aD shay 25h Gh pornstar epi beg scrani ot ftereibe’ . ‘eddsrangor, Be iy as mene WOR: eoron dat a Aes’ 6% Mi he . : ioe : i} BOAR Bab eat, sefloo-ettty ant nedtenped. wera iy ere Tedtoxa aid oF ereadmom oad ¥¢ steeeeng) bie qe ath r pea 2) tio: Lihedoo. ¢4d ey ida huge ee Mood FECL S ; ly Pet oa ; Fig y Ma , en Dae ni a J ai m sa hi aes by i . ey om os ary ls ids ‘tod siting | i “ : a eee 7 Lyi a fi ‘oviet Besepe. “Me Bris sed eiioe act 40 ee ue 2 ios ‘a OS we 8 val pee 15. Lo . 2, 29, 30. 31. Be. 33. Haward Dunne lesvées curtsins to the first person who’ tries to present 2 drame at the “ H.11 on South Main Street, in which Ed enacts true life stories. ‘red Padley lesves tube of Barbd:sol to dack Bennett. It Serves tnat schocl-boy complexion. Emme. Chase lenves = Bud from her favorite flower to H=zel H21l. Hlizebeth Hall leaves very good advice to 211 students of domestic science. It is--lewve everything in the oven until voiis Dunne. Carolyn Partington bequeathes 2 can of coffee, to Virginia Briggs. ilerle Griswold leaves 2 book entitled Why I Prefer Brunettes to Jack Pritchard. Clifford Shermen bequecthes his tailored trousers which he wore on Tramp Day, to John Torre). William Ifaxvell becueathes a bottle of Jocur Wave Set, to Ginesio Ginessi. Jack Briggs leeves 2 psimphist entitled Learning to Dance, written by Phil DeNeigs, to Leland Orentt. Doneld Hiltz and Wilfred Suilivan leave = season ticket to Taunton to Robert Hevitt. Phyllis Jalbert leaves her ability to broadcsst over station. Je +t. Be, to Louise Daiton. Clarence Murtin bequeathes to Russell Benjamin the very smir% checkered suit, derby, snd mustache, which he wore in the Cless Play. Hlio Coppsrini lesves to Leo Cody his bility to substitute Rote Tat nett sss ech Roger Thiyer leeves ex description of his trips under water arc esults o f sid experience, to Howard Strang. Jack Davidson leaves % vopular New York Cheer to Lloya Witlizar. inne Andrews bequeithes = little red cart to William Partiett so that he My ploy in the yard when the minister visits his family. van William Clem leaves only n hope that Ifarchent Devidson riil we some day invent an energy-saviug device for washing Vindove. George Bartlett leaves his femous Hook end Line without the Sinker, which he intends to try again, to William Lucy. Catherine Pellegrini leaves her ability to fix flat tires on the Norton Road to Suro lioretti. F a o oe gutad “ors ce Rp tke: m pb 4 a ii PS a AR ye fies a ae [tila teat mat fe ais dt. Ftoawee Korb ‘of oa: eae 36 9 Matas ee eres N rare fa tae Ig me9 1 fox od weyok eberornt vert Sa a N ‘ , ; 4 : ri rie Oty, ’ ba a : . ; P iy Pra hs . to ahiatite Ile oe eotvbe boos Teer noweel Ef 8 Litas aevo ent of Brbetgrere sy a oath ne soon how storey OF (GarLeo To MHO 2 dengteesr sabe nodyatsin J uadshonerd cetera Tai Pattistxo weed jient BE reve en | WTOs4 | hers et orttne font oF tn vy a Ke hay } Al ey aarti Jt tye, of Higa Ae CA ads “giro od nage roTt£L9 SNe Lisl Pht 3 id has. 0 ere BF A Lot m “0 stow és AS : t Ws 4°. iste . a im ih of 352 ova Wee To @f32 ge cocew tod fle me I. - LAO nt 1 Gis vt ae ig gr tinned Hert er ¢ y Totes gana f gor ee f aya te aa time i ety hytG Bir tal os ees leneg 2 tay way bdr� redo he noeBem Avewred Bevilirk beet te eam asttt. Vite Sores PustOR of mo sett aqdtteca TSsvo. Fasoboow oF VIiftd 3. pon aeyvrat pane | | yore A Pyrma viev Age ate a0. re wih 20 wedtnerped iv tart fe att nt SOS AO Lite Bi 9hT FIM Pia. wdted ete fet : af 5 o ; ARO 7 . a Hid) tytttadia of Qethtde ABA RBOO Cet OW Be a ‘ter bar qo. at some ge fas - | BS lhl es +e Le Ae tay, TeObxe wg his fH LO apidqiroas eS. ove ‘soqtt + THRO gate Syewalt ot peste teoqee i ra ay at Lge: RRS SP awe, og reso sr0¥. wok ye Laroe a yeveot noah seolseet omer Le he od PHRe bok ars re - BS site ae pad ai sin adietv totaiita eng, me: brn: ent: de ia wee sf a | ori oe fas = 1 ‘ ey ay ; ¥ ee aha ee mi i aaah i Pi s° pore ees Oy ae ioe is a eke te a t 4 iobat: erhingy toh evtreb %. o6. ov. Bt. 43. aA’, 45. 9 t Lola Cook bequeathes her dignity to Uaure Derrizio. Alien francis leaves his. first closes rating in Boy Scoute to JOhn Auld. Hdith liacomber leaves 2% comoess th: t always points towird Waston to Irmei Hebard. Grace White bequezthes to Lois Griswold her reserved set in the West Mansfield Limited. Williaa Rider and Arthur Gegerheimur leeve to Albert 5urkey 3 box of slecping tablets to be used during the sixth and seventh study periods. James Bellew bequeathes to Walter Ripley a supply of animel crackers .hich renev spent energy on the bisketbeil floor. Thomas Houghton leaves his shility to «ttnin speed in typewriting to robert he oe. Marjorie IfacDiarmid leaves 2 crimson pennant to Dorothy Stearns, and hoves that Dot, bztveen cheers for Dartmouth, will pean ee Gt le kindly sof sarveard. Normen Chapman bequeathes his fevorite victroln recora, entitled iMerjie” to Abie Syat. 4 Withien Perry leaves his favorite seatrin the purlor of 2 Pememevnenry i. D., ca that doctor's prother, areneis Doyle. Rose Ppaioni leaves her ‘ability to make Billisc hehave, to Madeline’ Doyle. Ruth Heephy leaves her loyrlty to 2 canditdete (for the third finger on the left hand) nemely Al Smith, to her sister, “ouise. fred Creeden, A%lph Cataioni, andvatehard Dennehy leave their @isguised edmiration for English to Freedy Woods. Santino Yarinella makes 2 beguest oF some Dough, % lunch counter. Gertrude licGolderick leaves her wuict 2nd unsssuming meaner to Ruth Chase. Mary Cook bequeathes her bugle “tremolo” to Ruth Rider. Byerett Grant bequenathes his favorite sung, ‘“Ifirtne, to Cariton Davis advising him to. be esarefal. Slizebeth Cochran leaves instructions on the cre OF red- heir to Iierthsa Childress. John Berg bequeatnes to Melvin Lovely his position as epictle enrrier to 21 certain girl with red hair. . | A ‘on. Lo We ie v8 sit bioe c ve + 0 heat } vy | . re al tp opt 3 ote a i an i ‘ont bat ee 2 bse be nee 3 i ead BROS ah 2 TS By ie 7 art ery tygge Me Wit RR sy 66 SHG ak My ves + ao uf as cf , ‘9 ree y 4} % ‘ ee UM a CEES. BREE. RUA DSS Ot PoC aa SN Rime etre et Sor i ye cal iy a bella ! Fa) ¥ J ‘ . i eek i. A ¥ ie, Pik Roy RT a eh | { ‘ , H ’ ; Taian ; cet to viict MAREE PRS STEREOS: Gun NEO NOE RAS Aah ‘orianes Cels: a bee tw edi 3 CES Pier neg et ‘Te BA ba Ta eA : Pe ‘Paar fe PAE Ort. ney } ‘ ® ‘ ; Soy a de he . td Oe an Sica Bg alah es eLte We ea? Lis a L Ray Nt) sf ’ : Met De aa ae tis BU Sh ra . a ton Ole Se: DOO t Ae OTe py ais by owe fee, sheen ican ie ND ate i Si MA REND AES HO ai “te $2 eigh Satis ry b ch Ss frie 3 rt 7 fh f Bi ue 3 M rato, ‘oe a pe ae ee weet: ete 4 PETAR Ma BG Rs ic tia NC aN Let ORO eva cde i : WA a at Ra ine RRL AL OM AEA gee La Poe neo ‘eh tes } Wn ae hh ; Oy cee , me DTH T tack FoR Oe ees ty Jb) ooh ye Me TS A aan Ashe . Oh , a Poa bate rk ee 5 tz ‘ i ‘ fr 4 is ed 2 the i acd SOR RN NE OR RR rae Dae A By ae ened ‘Ngee ae HOR 4) i Bi ms OO OH Cy eh oem . no at € Cu a Le Had g te asfoa are Ate oF eate.cim fos a pee a Pe oe TU a i h ae hed es AP Geos ttas Op wert) weit He He LMI ADL e Aras : 3 % ' H My fa a é, wi baka a! CCA Nan aS Uae gee Won hha ey Pits . igh raed Faia rie ; Pp DN Ae wy Konig 2 oLomer a” dey) xe Rosita rained Mae Oe ES Ss rs Logehiyh “bk nee bd Taal rrubed 30 ee? Mah aati emanated Le hice ne aac : PORMEVIR ONT i foals a 4 Piston hay ae � et 4 ' Ds bats oO es: tet ie) to Ce “ cob Va re ae NG eae: Me RN An Lae aut ee ) rsatge an) “noRt 309 iae 54. 64. 65. Carl Herrington leaves 2 few inches of nis height to Edward Calhoun. Mlorence lfurony beyueatass a box of excess energy to Ruth Ilurphy to enable her to -mke the trips round the gym after bisketball practice with less difficult:. Ethel Pazit leaves faded and wornout Shorthand Manuel to Mrs. Olsen, hoping it will prove thot she did study off cnd on. Dor2 Simeoni leav3s ea recent novel, Avoiding thet future shadew,” to Josephine ifshoney. oseph Senkey bequesathes = cake of Yleishmann's Yeest, ee Raves nim 0e0 , Virdee viRor ‘orn ther eridiron, to Joe Julian. Wmmne Bell bequeatnes 2 few shnures of stock in th2 Bell Telephone Company, to the Junior reasury, toward the receotion. Ifuriel VanWormer leaves her hbility to perform the Flea Hop to Viola Cataloni. Carold Iiollerup bsecueathes his grey sprts to ifr. Green. 4 Hda Carbonetti leaves a sering kit to lirs. Whitmore, hoping it will renitace some of th hread sne borrowed. William Gross and Karl Greany contripute a barrel of grass seed’ for the lawn of the High 8 nee which they nelpeda wer away. Dorothy Wesvbsver es ordered two guarts of milk to be de- divered daiiy to Coach Csrnie. Mhe senior girls bequenth em box of chalk for Itiss Delszno's use when outlining the strsiignt and nerrow peth to the sophomores. To lir. Robinson ve leave the hope that not ell of his future history pupils will be as peppy or such tireless workers 2s our nhoom 5 History Cisass. In testimony thereof, we hereby set our hend and seal this BAN eB Vi GI ELE OPO ate blelsis uO Valera erste Dey Jan Ene Vear’ One thousand nine hundred snd thirty-three. Witnesseth: lirs. Anna T. Villett, caretsker of the body. lMissitnifred Lyman, caretaker of the imind. Mires. Wtildred Whitmore, curetaker of the immer veiling. . { ey ‘ Rael Lhe af hee: a “ek ‘ ; : Ea ae, ois 2 = — : Sey : a a A Sh 4; nee iaie4 ghee bho i, he ) Re ear iy CBG a 7 ’ aie sah ties Waoni Ker 7 = i” Voki CdR ae y n! aatietae! ee ated. i aba drow eGR oot St atthe tS, SA CRE Ore eh RT? aa “ae a8 } ie ae, pect Wiad eu te: i okt Seth, sid Aen oe PLY; j i Bae ” oo ie VG OE are ee ni Oe a a slices ep Z he wae foe | | + RUE ReRUREE br ba nie Tf want gory s a ip kta YT Bek 4 Ad by - a Sew a hi iy ies Lai ioe tel oe a i th sir Saal | Sint tas lo Ses eet 2 stl fi «f Chea . NO eee ae Bey = thy z Mf bone 8 ine ae ae he toreasd DAG Ree T TS Gite ay, n 7h tae LO ate inn x Piet yp Sas a eae ate © a f Rs ne | nit 4y vie ai s. vig in 7 3 4.) ‘Y “si : aq 6 � P| Ye Oey ee Me frat aa we. for ws % % 4! + Hy a) 9% it , py ie ra ae RACY } ‘ gb; 1 Pah Dos i VOR ‘ DY , a ¥ le aid) t a Sh) aE Asp) abs, in 20 4 NE Shieh. Yodan ti a J F; i a 4% ek . ‘ � + +a! Ride, | Maw 4 AN ALiicto! 7 ia Oe ak ae! 8 ' i; wae f oh Riz ey , ri ; ¥} ee wi e ep ec Sey eae a ae Pe ns | 7 aie op wi 4! we ‘ F ; 4: ere EO! Sa GP iat PE ae ne seo) ‘heat ; i nL SOR, 7 KS Apa bale ae ry ea ras Al: + } 7 (‘Salam oa acters Let ou o ae nts om iy ae, BG Tey ae Mh i We i Ase ew stn vee, a eae 1 Lente , Paty ry ii a sve wy a: De aie eae, ptohUy |, 4 eh | a hs sity le pila sath pave) Ne ry Uys aw h ehh Dor erie Sage (Mona Est 2m. | EOP, Negba eT a. ieee aeatiaihy aoe ah a ; ve ; mi AEA . Mi ne N es ; yk Pe 5 i ni i A be i oe a) 4 oi Games Lost 5 ee bt WH DOO OPE RAWOO O BASKETPAL Alumni North Easton Bridgewater Dedham Taunton Dedham Bridgewater Taunton Sharon St. Georges Prep North Easton Taunton St. Mary's Abington Sharon Chelsea Quincy Sophomores Weymouth + North Easton + Abington % Tournament Games OTs 11S, see Va ee aes eo, Football Abington Mansfield 6 Midcleboro 26 Rarnstabie 20 Canton O Attleboro O Dednam 6 Bridgewater 6 Fingham O Foxooro 26 North Easton ah) 145 Games Lost 6 Games Von 4 Games Won 16 Director of Athletics John A. Carnie Boston University Caer ee eae at ee SO Assistant W. Everett Greene Southwestern University RASEBALL Mansfield Lone oa Aum 1 Mansfield 1¢ fs, Sor Canton 45° °6- Franklin XS) Lee ioe tai Ori S 5 50°. 6 . Franklin uf 59 4 Medway 7 Sila oF Can pon 1 22 5 wWedway 6 45 4 Bridgewater 3 29 O Bridgewater 15 19 1 North Easton 7 63 4 Taunton St. Mary's 8 Po te AUD CO nS s) 56 aieey Taunvon. St. Mary's 4 19 « —— 53, 0 37 OL ZO Games Lost 4 Games Won 10 29 549 olen a | Bea ea Of noW anne do Beale , Ce ead BIOTA Seb teeth, | Rees ee he ye r oY Hin ay VA Shae: Ber, oe ne Ts. oe hs ‘ay ¢ ee aa howe Shee ‘Sed re ea note me hanes ie Bi Stic Bre noderta? BR ORR Ae aly rae 28 Guiry salad iy’ morass oy 2eu i - 2 ou iS THE CLASS PROPHECY On a sunny day in June in the yeer 1950, i walked down Street in Arabia, to keep my ayooin ment with the famcus Ra Snoopa, known as the one who sees ett knows all, and tells ai AS i arrived at his door, it sudideniy ovened, née woom dia T se standing there but my old friend and classmate, Wy De eocdes Cee in a costume that looked to be a bathrobe, and with what apvpe: to be a towel around his head. Hello, Bill! I said. How are you? I'm very sorry, but I do not know you, he replied, Why, sure you know me, Bill, I ai Mepeeaonook, (rernaps you can tel lime hoy out since they were graduated.' Os owas in your ¢ lass: ‘in ow ourclassmates have mede Only the great Rajah can answer that; I am merely an assistant Goeadm;,” Bret lead me into a large white room and told me to wait. While I was looking around, I heard some one say, Do you wish to see Menecur?! Liam the great Rajah Snoopa. Step this way, and I will prove to you that through the medium of the crystal ball I can answer any question you may ask. You can anser any question I ask you? T[ said. Yes, he answered, what do you wish to know? IT want to know only one thing--what hes become of the Class Siheteoo.or Mansfield High School, insMeansfield, Mass., U.S.A.? Be quiet and I will ask the crystal to tell me the achievements Mmeeecm Member, of your cless. Now themerystal is clearing. It says, William Clem, who was the class president, is now president of the Dog-catchers' Society: of Mansfield. Denald Hiltz is a professor English in’the Farmers! University of Mansfield. Russell Lard and Robert Bignell are football coaches at South- western University. Gere aor parined a. 46 )c0 the sdourh: he is, owner of a large ¢@raii: of bakevies spread throughout the city of Mansfield. Aethur Corbett is “a. composer, anc also the.leader of, the coun- trv's largest dance orchestra, of which Milton Corey and- Louis DeNunzie are members. Joe sankey is known as the Run King. He is the owner of the country's largest silk stocking canpany. ) tpleme ind Hed : 4 ¢ Fig rts “i aT) { a, BO Sel Se reg betes r adyth a i. Ms ey foe p 1 ’ | ¢ al t Wier “ x a ’ ‘ j sh yi ! pad if ? ee Le i he a ve Ft 4% ahs i � ) i 1 , , n ‘ ‘ � J ae a { re 4 ’ ” Z faneey len ¥ fs Orit oy i ¥ Be pi da ; Pe iarh : Lanvtos be ta oft! Sp ah ee oy Th Gees om odo My 4 , , A} Z a M f ’ i! ¥ , j % ‘ ‘ ! | t ; red ; ate es ae ? 7 : , : { ; ry - a Ny on ha Fy Sees ORS Pere ek, . RIS one “4 ae : . ha ye se eet | sie OW ht is oh ati i MN bit “eo Louis Melchiorri won the championship of the world series this year: he sold the most peanuts and popcorn. Henrietta Green has won much fame as a blues Singer on Broadway. Catherine Pellegrini and Rena Moretti are teachers in the Mans- field High School. Recently there has been an election in’Mansfield. Among those now holding city offices are Jchn Berg, who was elected mayor; Ralph Catalonei, chief of police; and Richard Dennehy, who has been enosen superintendent of the street cleaning department, of which he is the only member. Mie pnetoetaseneen ceaditors{hiio Gopparini for the Last few years. He is an undertaker, The Reverend John Barnes has erected a new church to accommodate the large congregations which attend his services. Dorothy Westhaver is the owner of a large cattle ranch in the Sagcern part of the city of Mansfield. Muriel Van Wormer anc Ethel Pazsit have been very successful in their goldfish shop on Fifth Avenue, New York. Merle Griswold is in the movies: he is head usher in the Premiere Theatre in Mansfield. Pee ean eonnaa. Nae Aine, record onvwtne gridiron. ‘Hey is: the star end of Bridgewater Normal School. Por eeniewiiee on LS an cherge of a large rest camp. He “is the caretaker of Spring Brook Cemetery. Arthur Keating and Thomas Houghton have gone into partnership. They manufacture heads for cammon pin¢s. Elizabeth Cochron won the first prize at the annual dog show with her pet bulldog. Grace “hite is emducting a school in ballet dancing in Norton. Emma Bell and Ortya Klavin are camducting a cooking course by radiu William Gross and Carold Mollerup have must completed a round-the world trip in their new rocket-ship, The Spirit of Nitre. Blarence Martin and Allen Francis have introduced the Boy Scout Movement to the Eskimos of Alaska, Morjorie McDiarmid and Anne Andrews have written a book of in- structions entitled, How to Become a Successful Yaitress Overnight . George Titus is travelling through the United States in a four- sylinder Lincoln, displaying his recent crop of square cucumbers, wy ah a 5 a n kh, o iat takes Wit Beast “ao cue) fi, : { Ni t Rs oe! o 4 “ ne i ates | Avi: r . ‘ ‘ ¥ LS oy Laie Fa etary : ae nd Lay y : . . 4 . ‘i += sah attain ee ee a ‘ Ar oan yO Ae HRN r - . eeia bis € 4 | Tis, ; os} re Ae ; e pe ees 4 = nL ke! uP Peru nN . f - TAR ¥ f 5 if ¥ bef i ah ta Dey eae EE) yet CPS te tae ‘ m i ; rH ae y ae S i tt: teed eae a 40 et I � ms cs h 0 4 othe ; Bs Qa ayy biz ete wid Sy) AM) a reat a oa i o. %, , . ? - ; ‘ A ¢ ¢ Ve d ’ 4 ‘ f f ei ist oy eee: Cewey 4 awh Wo te haan ea ae ; if Wika vey . “3 aeig 3 es Reds te Corea 3 hE Mi OM RD A an MRM cd er a a) a8 st Bidwed . ‘on a sale eh Tenn xf ine ’ | 4 . 7 ‘ ohn a He V, dF iat Re os rath hay Cea i's Vi th oo hy ek ae | bate ore ye ow sed Sul as) ; - | aye ‘ , ia 74 ee $2 y 1 ‘ } n ie j i i ON Aa ra 4 A ACE Sr AF a S) rye US Riget . a Rest rem eked sd ikl. ; ee ar Bk aa 2% ; pou MER eth y Oy Pe nee: Co a ih ae i gas AAT Oh gt vector tata BARROS Pet Ont ae GET aS ae Bien BCE vonbanitee 0 He enae (4 See Ee MPS EAS Pees sae ae Sak ORE ad ae ly sf A b se eat a Vin y if si! y ae 8 Pi Ae Mca isdes fu Me Vea | th soi an ett at Lhpitoe a 12 Fihas ey o Yee y pete eRe ay arte Wid ine | it i i bet rd. Soe oa 8 i pitts ai o hd co Hey oe Sine [ i } ie! 4 A aR ; ie A ie Ps | it f ie ie i) hs me 4 . iM 1 es é f ip ‘4 HHA RS bad a) mag: leads gealnt ey nity 2 ifs ‘si BS.) a ing at te eatae ake eUR RS) 1 cca abe s $ { ¥ Bi | ti it NS” ea y ‘ ; y AS ae i i cet teikood: ve Re th as 4 | alia bitin’ teat fan Tithe ¥ ia fy a ic otis 4 ib Veet cur a patty? pou in, a bod «- tne —“$- =A, - tas nm pe v Va oa � ae. rant fae mie ; i be A pie 3 eh , oe j A i 4 Pre pp YJ Vere he G4 ols i, et Pe he Naa ti Walter Mackinlay is the presidant of a large comnany which manu- factures hole for ash-sifters and string for string beans. William Perry has been appointed postmaster in Mansfield. Florence Murphy is an instructor in sewing at “heaton College. Emma Chase, the world famous lecturer, is now on tour of the country, lecturing on How to Beccme a Ping Pong Expert in Two Lessons, Nopman Chapman and George Bartlett are conducting a home for ab- sent-minded school teachers. TI has many inmates. Lola Cook has made a notable success in the candy business. Dominic Roman is the superintendent of schools in the dity of Mansfield. Ruth Heaphey is the proprietor of a new beauty parlor on Main Street. She calls her shop, Headquarters for a New Face . Everett Grant is doing well as a banker--he banks the fires at the Mansfield Foundry. morpaeMacomber and Rose yPaioni are: planning to open a4 repair shop for broken Mamma-Dolls , Edward Dunne is famous for his recent invention of musical whis- Pocmmnom DEeaNnuGE Moasters', Hlizabeth Hall conducts a tea room in the roof garden atop the Mansfield Tavern. Florence Calhoun has been acclaimed the Hay Queen of East Mans- PAaies. Fred Padley is the new miniature golf champion. James Bellew is the general manager of all the First National Stores in Mansfield. Roger Thayer is the local sports reporter for the Mansfield Monthly Blah , of which Fred Creedon is editor-in-chief. Austin Monty is the superintendent of a home for muscle-bound street-cleaners. William Maxwell, the millionaire buggy manufacturer, is offering a prize of ten thousand dollars to the first man to swim the Atlan- tic Ocean. Phyllis Jalbert, the Sweetheart of the Screen is appearing in a new picture called Phooey with Boris Xarloff. Carolyn Partington is the new womants champion in tennis. i Hoes sbisliena ah “N Ley Ng ar ie 7 ei ¥ s i i) A yas Ohad oe amodaad a8) “giroe 4 Pika ates cies ; sett emit i ius ene: 1 shinee od vs Owl, RE Rivka meth 8 ak aie me x 7 i ta: A meen ak! Mak omateen an oe ys fear “ageep ea ‘pak . ar sods med ee pC: bie “eenet ate Arahat shy ont tes | Rete Mtv a ose f sand yong ond At % HED ON OSS dhe 1. haa Poo OES att: fra pioedoe ba Midi sbte gu i leds et nem 4 ‘ I ‘ o ¢ Bt! ei ¥ Nh FS b Mal StAM RS SODTBY ¥ dite yk ted: Wt WA te came mcg ye fake Cf ‘aint ‘eh | ; Monet's thot Oh ppg Rie ae patey iment: eta Dan Ms . | Ce ay | Ke THORS bist R, on) Roe ty eit sew agomepvalies. Bi Ute vag pk dite 7 om frig 8 “ e ri i ory me na? he t ‘sh a Baa re | a a Eh an} Ms hia! t oe fF 20 7 Hiitge : : i aN hb ed Soto th hd f. ae . ‘ : ‘ hi at o iS job yet i Soa ae shir ul oS Paka Oe BOE OROARER, eta Bh), Cat aes 4 a ated ae h ++ i q o yi | ree tROR ee od node Kobted Boat scbcak moot gate aionbeom ae Ta ‘ao nie Riss 4 ort ‘ % y | | : iis ie ‘ihe ; | Dkk Paik Rn va ae ha) . eG! Fee pel Chee eat Md Se Rte Lae) OR Pee a ‘4 ; ; , } Patten ‘ ' . ste Loahita, tip aguge tri bin aie y f 2 4 ‘ ave AH 4 . eat t ‘Dee odcatt i gee BS af od fie Ml PCR ON Ls tet ‘tt: ipa ¥ : i dae Pein Pies Se | j re x ; py) ed hi j j ; oe i : ie bea a we fs gat } HN te AUN ; bil ok Penkin ate sae, es) sna ny ae O78: BIo.0 | ae Rare J : : ; x ay ela te’ i sided hid Diesel ies a Dane y me fY prue d= at oarm a0, ee a i RE RT ST) et ae Ree bag ‘ =r JIh) Gar met i Oth 1am ae . ' ; 3 . hi te es ab aii sae oh Nauotoe 7 : j oh wr alt? Jack Davidson in is the circus as one of the freaks: he is the first man who can whistle and eat crackers «t the same time. Mary Cook has gone abroad to study Chinese. Baa Carbonetti is teaching the short method. for shorthand to a class of midgets. Marion Gellipeau is the swimming champion of Mansfield. Gertrude McGoldrick is a stenographer in the State House. Clifford Sherman is in business for himself--he hunts houses. Dora Simeoni and Lmma Ceccarelli have fone Linnie mingles -Or. Africa to teach etiquette to the natives.” Suddenly the Rajah stopped. That is all, he said. Peay wie replied,. your left, out one. Who is that? he asked. Why you left out Arthur Gegenhe imer, I answered. Sh!’ I will tell you a secret. Wo one but my assistant knows,” he whispered. I am Arthur Gegerheimer. Gegenheimer, the Great Rajnh Snoopa! Iwas amazed at this. Then what you have told me is just: a joke? I said, YW No, he answered, it is true: a Then if it is trué, tell me what I ‘an doing for a living, Gigey.' You, he said, are an inventor. You are the one who invented the school book:with the corners of all. the “pages turned down to prevent one from losing his place. Gegenheimer.and I’ then sab cown tomwaik over old times. “e Vieeved far , Tarsinto the night. Whersl went: back to my hotel, Iwas very happy, knowing that all my classmates were sussess: ate in their different: vocations, vi HY ‘ “ee PRIN Pay Par at a { iJ s rae a : i | nels ] Bie . inst ry Weg ; f (05 027. ght Bs aes On Se Y % Mas Sid hy tot Ac TY ‘ , 1 ‘. ; ns Fae) o ht 4 Me N ih ate We sae 7 ’ Use! | fs PRI RRR ESE necats Stree fA tly Pil Mow: ‘trea Pag +a at “4 ep § 4 per Fa take 4 i. r Saray : a A . hes te was t'7 dl Gee Sa Op cles fates Siren: 2.8 Lt ei2 aesef frog al Ae ots Se Ty ea: . ‘ F m CaN hl es Men OEE MA Ned hi di 5 bh an : ; ee P ; 1 ighwe i ba es i PA ARN Pied ee ar , WY j | Py CP kp eae at A bene te OES: “A Moat M eae t ty ee ’ ; ; ; Bnd, 7 te A ty ks A ‘ye | cy} $ Weer yet a i ; ae 1 : us v f i os : ‘ . ‘ ' | | Si fe pice a gh ae MT eS vi if ‘ie or 09) i 7 ; i! ore ff iy aks | Sa eae TRS aes Boe | fa ae : Pe oe, Wied 4 Mi 1 Tas on 4 a a Hing ye eee | Die R Shae Fb ae iW RM imine Uy EAT An 6 Ce Hea feta j ° rf . ay t ! cont Hf ee “ i nee By 43 Ph ag oe 1a ch fi , % 4 ; ar Bins ge .) ¥ ae rT , : i q ay ; A , Re ete as i “gates ‘i i sf ily a ode 4 a lt alee ta 6 ie es IS, fuse a Se i Hi . . 8% S A'aee vf had e549 cay Mer tah) o rm ” rvs Se ise” 2 a at 7 aly § aye paar es hi iin PRESENTATION OF CLASS GIFT rd Wee Lee As wove, er ressdenn Obs tne Gins sot 1954 Conrorming, toe custom established in 1950,, each grad- uating class since that year has presented to Ma ansfield High school a picture, of some’ president. The Blass ot 1932 presented a beautiful picture of George Washtineton.. Vhe present saraduatires ciess' is honored in) being aole Lior es Son eae Eee ude of a man who, with Wahington, is held hizhcst in the hearts of our fellow country- mon, The Great Emancipator, Gerdhe m Lbineoln. Tiiwe tatty Cpe nesiimos or 1954... sprsesent to Manstietd Memeocohnool thiiasportreavt.og Abrahsin iaticoln. ACGHITANCE OF THE GiPT Jose Oi suet wey Or VeSIdOnt os Vi henGlase ore bod UN (Gent eo at hea buaent's: Or Aah its Aaa High scenool , I wish to thank� the graduating clacs of 19346 for their very POproUrha toro ites Le Picture orsoun peloved Ginceln, whose Poeals and. character we so reverd,.wWwilil olways. be an xnspir- ation to us and to those who foliow us. SENIOR CLASS RANQUET On Saturday evening May 38, 1933, the Senior Class held its annual banguct at the ans ficid MLV Moye ry Lee Nee te g DePrizio, chairman of the School Board, Superintendent and Mrs. Goodell as special gucsts. Between the courses of enc xecllent turkcy dinner, Phyllis Jalbert lcd in the singing of popvlar songs, with Elio Coppa- mini ins soloist. Milton Corcy read the class history in which was recorded interesting ovents and achicvements of our three ycoars in school. The class prophecy reac by Wilfred Sullivan, sct forth the future accomplishments of tho class. The rcacing of the will by Florcnee Murphy caused much morrimctn veocouse of its humorous bequcsts. : Dancing followed with music by Bob Morono and his orches- ra. BOL Pe Diabet Hose) (COels we otis rae er Ma ae eo Rent OS Hag fhe 8 ay Sn FON) nie pes , | a eb! Lone caked ato ‘arutot ane i , ‘ ; ‘ ates fa ay : Sic) anny Shep ARS igs: A BRU GeD Te. ‘ HSCOHog Hele he elie fs 74, Of bi Aah a, AW ah De saat rhe te By 5 Br re sito V0-E Lao: SRN Ome ees . At, beh bled i ¥ De ie ria my ey) a ee Wh hi ba ? i vf ; Ta tod eToIgs Salt ve “hn ! Bia tcenath othe Se ie Ce So wet a 3 Pane 4 Sai estan oe 5 : (x 8 ea ese ne preity Te e me t 2004: i 4 ATE Ay etd ‘ Mealy ; BY ue, d r i p a ea) . F (4 Awe eee t , WOR TUMOR MMR UR Ny co eva oS) nO ema | nay STR Woes ‘a i F enh | By Gs hee ee a entak : Me Bie vane pA aoa mi ne ts ; ; tet 1 hia ui PAF REE CBS Xt d a4 , , XY oh ati ee ata ye a hi ast rer tie ay: Nea A ASA, hy ebaset Pia a on ie i Ws ce | AS Ca oy ‘ hot ih es Rt in e Bieebe: aria Meet ha? r ri woe! Ay eee ats Re OL, Oly Sai 3 7 : = — = : r re Cinta ines He g � r : é be vt ‘wees peg “a ‘ oe Hlod sua lO olan NM eerie ent s F - ay a ee 7 ° . a | we feet. CeCe APE RIE 9 6 5S ehh a aS + : ba § tales ‘ Ta ae ha dee ONE ery ef bis. tobhipa ey ae ean baw: Ab y ; H ies : Re Geng. Mayer 27 se sokeageate ruben rir (4: Ps � bs art re oft beg hd HA | p SET + wie é ae PENT O) ob LE ooh i a) 4 é Bomecno se oan aisccae ee b yaoseht ea 2G Aebaber ft fi Fo ip oy Sekt se he grat 20. ‘poe bie ty ae ces: eon de: Bite peo LER se | . ry, (Louiton Burdett Training prepares for sales, credit, collec- tion, accounting, junior execu- tive, secretarial, and other business and office positions. Individual attention. College grade instruction. Separate courses for men and women. Previous commercial training not required for entrance. Burcett Statistics The past school year: Graduating class, Boston, 421; Lynn, 145. 88 different universities and col- legesin attendance. Employment calls (Boston and Lynn) total 1208; positions filled, 774. aml icbs BUSINESS COURSES Business Administration, Accounting, Executive Secretarial, Stenographic Secretarial, Stenographic, Business, Bookkeeping, Finishing. SUMMER sessions begin JULY 3. FALL sessions begin SEPTEMBER 5. 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