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

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ERIZABE CHS |AL LEN SL ish” Elizabeth is the tallest member among the females graduating in ’47. Her imposing physical stature, how- ever, is far from being a lone attribution. Her intellectual capacity and her sociable nature are definitely of giant size; that she attained top honors among the girls attests to the truth of the former assertion, while her general popularity more than proves the second point. Earnest- ness and efficiency are the keynotes of her undertakings. She enioys music and movies, and exercises a keen talent in the art of sewing. She has settled on becoming a math professor. Math Club 2, 3; A.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Pan- American Club 3; Science C'ub 3; Honorary Member, New Century Club; Usher, Reception; Yearbook Board; Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4; Chairman of Pub- licity, Class Play; Graduation, Essayist. ARLENE M. ANDERSON “Andy” Quiet, pretty, well-dressed are normal qualifications for Arlene. Endowed with a honey-sweet disposition, she remains quite a favorite among acquaintances. She dis- plays evidence of ability and skill in all her tasks, a fact well recognized by the class who chose her as sec- retary for three years. Sports, too, have captivated her fancy, with basketball looming as a favorite. In this latter game, Arlene made the varsity as guard as early as the sophomore year and has been a main cause for many a victory. Success is bound to come her way after grad- uation. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; A.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; Pan-American Club 3; Reception Committee, Reception; Yearbook Board; Thanksgiving Dance Committee 4; Usher, Class Play. ANGELINE Py ANTOSCA “Angel” Diminutive, lively, dark-haired Angie is one of the greatest fun-loving members of the class. Not that she lacks seriousness; the quality of her work would give that the lie! It is merely that she happens to be quite a bundle of sparkling vitality that causes her to become a welcome addition to any group. Such natural energy finds quite an outlet on the basketball court where Angie soon became above par in the accuracy of her shots. Past performances, willingness to work, and reliability insure her a bright future in business. Glee Club 2; A.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3; Pan-American Club 3; Decorating, Reception; Yearbook Board; Thanks- giving Dance Committee 4; Bulletin Girl 4; Class Play Cast, Understudy. 163

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XNenitor Class Officers Seated, right: Epwin F. Boynton, President Seated, left: RICHARD M. PALANZA, Vice-President Standing, left: ARLENE M. ANDERSON, Secretary Standing, right: ARDETH WELLMAN, Treasurer 1O

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VIOUEAR He GAR Sat That merry peal of laughter, you say? Oh! that is The same can be heard whenever she pleases us with her company and it is the surest sign of the A very welcome asset, too, we think. And, believe it or not, she joins to that happy disposition the titles of willing helper and hard worker. She dances away her esteems that pastime the Although post-graduate plans appear uncertain, we feel no uncertainty about the outcome of whatever she chooses cheerfulness of her nature. leisure moments, and one entertainment. A. 2, 3, 4; Refreshments, Reception; Usher, Class GERALDINE A. ANTOSCA feria In the case of Jerri, dark h air and dark eyes spell a very pretty picture. Add those “easy-to-look-at” features to an evenness of temperament and you have the why of her popularity. Her good taste in matters of clothing have gained her a striking reputation as one of the best dressed girls in school. Jerri is one of the many of the fairer sex who has developed a keen interest in basketball, starring as a forward on the varsity team. Her natural tendencies toward friendliness and good cheer should make her nursing career a most successful venture. Cheerleader 2; A.A. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Pan- American Club 3; Math and Science Club 3; Class Play Cast, “Marge Benson”; Drum Majorette, Band 3, 4; Re- freshments, Reception; Softball 4; Glee Club 4; Thanks- giving Dance Committee 4; Senior Ring Committee 2. ROGER A. BALDELLI ale Lively and talkative, Roger is a fellow whom we deem a necessity for any group. His humorous questions give a lift to even the dullest class, and his cheerful conver- sations make him an agreeable companion. An excellent dancer, Roger attends most of the Saturday night hops, sometimes including those of neighboring Foxboro where, he confesses, there are some very attractive sights. If Roger’s work on the Tatler is any indication of his ability, we are sure he will be successful in his chosen profession. Football Mgr. 2; Math Club 2, 3; Assistant-Editor-in- Chief of Tatler 2; Tatler 3, 4; Decorating, Reception; Basketball 4; Yearbook Board; Thanksgiving Dance Com- mittee; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; A.A. 2, 3, 4; Track 3; Science pe 3; Pan-American Club 3; Stage and Properties, Class ay. 12