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

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GWENNE A. WILLIS Gwen PSO Olime UNS elie e VW AlERe VV HiERes limes BRO@K TIS DEERs: ReAw li 2,3 Latin Club I, 2 Class Play, Olita Senior Reception, Class Will Ticket Chairman Dramatic Club | Tatler 2, 3, Assist. Editor Yearbook Board Editor 4 Gwenne's admirable qualities of dependability, capability, and sin- cerity have made her an indispensable member of our class. She plans to become a Katherine Gibbs secretary. SHELDON R. SIMON “Die SUCH HIGH-BRED MANNERS, SUCH GOOD-NATURED WIT.” NN Ne Re Reception, Music Glee Club 3, 4 Yearbook Board Tatler 2, 3, 4 Class Play, Norman Peel” Latin Club 2 Our class wouldn't be complete without Don to give us that needed spice of humor. Here's to your success as a poultry gen- eticist. Class Play Committee Reception, Decorations many friends. BARBARA J. WRIGHT “Lefty” AN OUNCE OF WIT IS WORTH A POUND OF SORROW. Vice Pres., | Yearbook Board Lefty is as happy-go-lucky as the wind. Her wit accounts for her

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HELEN £. WEBER 'Helen'' SILENCE MAY DO GOOD AND GANT DO. BEE VARIvies Class Secretary 2 Glee Club 2 Class Play Committee Reception, Usher Class Play, Usher Helen is quiet but gay. Her life's preparation is toward a happy matrimonial venture. RICHARDE AS Sew EZ Dic UX IMVAINS WRUIE WWIEAVEMrl IS Ielle COO DE TES DOES | NG inllism y. © Neo am Boy's State 3 Class Play, Properties Reception, Floor Dick is always there with a helping hand. He deserves the best in life. CAROLS. WEELMAN “Carol” SGENTEENOE eS PEECHES BENERIGENTI © Ea MIN Die A. A. 2, 3, 4 Reception, Decorating Class Play Committee Yearbook Board Carol's ability to concentrate will surely bring her success. She wishes to become an accountant. Good luck, Carol. 26

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E. RUSSELL SIMMONS Russell’ “Sep NEWER SVEP We IVADIDIER IS ASCIENIDIED).” Russell’ attended M. H. S. from September 1941 until January 1943. In November of the same year, he entered the Armed Forces and served until September 1949. When relieved by the Navy he im- mediately re-entered school, and tackled the task of completing three years of high school work in two years. He has performed admirably and is well on the way to fulfill his ambition of entering the Uni- versity of Maine, Forestry Division. The Class of '51 is grateful to the many teachers who have given freely of their time and advice in helping us produce a better Yearbook. Our thanks, too, to the following members of our typewriter brigade whose help has lightened the tedious tasks of correction: Jackalyn Anderson Jacqueline Annese Elizabeth Atwell Jean Cascioli Patricia Gormley Ann Manning Margery Milliken Louise Souza Art and Photography arrangement by: Helenjean Kelly Barbara Murphy Robert Sanford 28