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

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-oreword Lite has brought many changes since the Class of 1943 entered Mansfield High School three years ago. Then we little thought that the United States would be plunged into the conflict that was raging and that some of us would be called to serve our country before the day cf our graduation. Nor did we know how the shock of war would affect the daily life of each of us. Old activities have given way to new ones connected with the war-time effort. We have learned to work harder and to play less. The changes that have come have, however, bound us more firmly together and they have made the ties of friendship stronger. The way before us is uncertain, but we are united in our determination to carry on, no matter how difficult the road may be. Wherever duty calls us, the memories of our high school years will be a source of cheer and inspiration. “To that loved land, where er he goes, Flis tenderest thoughts are cast; And dearer still, through absence, grows The memory of the past.” —James Drummond Burns

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EvERETT W. WINNIFRED C. MiLtpRep H. AURILLA M. Frep H. ROBINSON LYMAN JONES SHEPARD H ADLOCK 1943 fae Appison B. Craic, Principal Sates oe 3 Mary E. PrisciLLa H. Mitprep M. JANE Mitprep L. DRISCOLL LEwIs WHITMORE REED HANNON JOHN P., ETHEL M. VINCENT D. Exsa H., RayMoND E, CERTUSE ARMSTRONG Gor! HENCHEL JENKINS

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