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

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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.

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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