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

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John P. Certuse Dedication O MR. JOHN P. CERTUSE we dedicate this, our Yearbook, for all that he has done towards promoting and encouraging athletics and scholastics at M.H.S. We will always remember his many likeable qualities which have endeared him both to his athletes and to the student body. Page Six THe EcHo

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HKoreword HE following quotation reveals, far better than words of ours can do, the motive of the class of 1945 in compiling The Echo. “And I thought to myself, how nice it is, For me to live in a world like this, Where things can happen, and clocks can strike, And none of the people are made alike.” W. B. Rands How well we Seniors understand this! Our life during the past three years presents an intricate pattern, to which each of us has contributed in his own particular way. The fact that we have differed in our scholastic, social, and extra-curricular interests has had the effect of brightening with various colored threads the tapestry which we have woven. Now as we see the design almost completed, we would preserve the details that make our high school life mean so much. May our yearbook serve not only as a record of our activities and achievements but also as an Echo of our fun and laughter, repro- ducing and recoloring in memory the pattern of days which are so dear to each of us. MartuHa E. TurNER Rocer L. Buck THE EcHo Page Five

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Raymond S. Locke Commencement O EACH of you I say let this your Commencement be a chal- lenge to you, to achieve big things, each in your own way. As homemakers, teachers, clerks, in business, whatever you may choose, do your job to the very best of your ability. Be faithful to yourself and associates. Be orderly in your work. Be progressive in your thoughts. Accept responsibilities without complaint. Be just in all things. For those of you who follow these five rules, success is yours in any undertaking. RAYMOND S.. LocKE Principal THE EcHo Page Seven