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

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Iu Memoriam FP ¢ ROK wale LEM 1 Anes JORN F. KENNEDY November brought a freezing shock that chilled The last bright rays of autumn’s burnished day. Liberty’s voice was silenced, a song stilled, A world plunged into winter, cold and gray: A nation learned its chief was gone away. Let us not fly to grief, life’s fugitives. But let ring with his courag e all we say, And let us drink the strength his spirit gives. And let us know: As long as Freedom breathes, he lives. —Suzanne Lemieux

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From the crisp, autumn-burnt afternoons on the football field, . . . to the snowy mornings of cold winter schooldays . . . to the balmy evenings of our Prom and Graduation . . . our school has given us many memories which even time will not erase from our hearts. Although we can never relive these nostalgic moments, we have tried to recapture glimpses of them, in this, THE 1964 HORNET.

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Dedication t War ow Wet i Ree ee ee ii WBE 18.2 Sees 8s TRE ee ee ie a tnd — we, aaa MS ad The Class of 1964 proudly dedicates THE 1964 HORNET to Miss Bosteel and Mr. Dexter as an ex- pression of its deep appreciation for their invaluable assistance in making our senior year such an out- standing success. We would also like to express our thanks to Mr. Brandenburg and Mr. Qualters for their aid on THE 1964 HORNET and to Mrs. Stetson for her guidance through our underclass years.