Mansfield High School yearbook

2013·31.4 MB·English

by  Mansfield High School

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Letter From the Principal
Class of 2013, it has been four terrific years watching you develop
and mature into young adults. As a class you have continued to contribute
to the strong academic and extra-curricular legacy of Mansfield High
School. You have contributed greatly to others by performing countless
hours of community service. Each year | call upon the senior class to
become positive role models for the other students. You have been
wonderful and exceeded my expectations
Sometimes it is the smallest things that prove to be the most lasting
of memories. One of my favorite times with the class of 2013 would be
how cheerfully many of you greeted me as | walked the hallways in the
morning or wished you a safe weekend on Fridays, as you headed to the
parking lot. Please know that these little things, over time, set a positive
and lasting impression.
As you graduate, be aware that our whole district is proud of you, as
it was a district and community wide effort that has shared in the task of
helping you reach graduation and your educational goals. Upon
graduation you will become MHS alumni, and it is my hope that you will
find a way to stay connected to our school and community.
Best of luck in your post high school
plans. | will not say good bye, but rather
see you later!
Respectfully,
Michael T Connolly
Principal
Dedication
The 2013 Edition of the Mansfield High School yearbook
is dedicated to
Ms. Judy Newcum and Ms. Julia Atwood
“When many teachers shied away from the
task, Ms. Newcum and Mrs. Atwood stepped
up to the challenge of being our class
advisers. Although they joined us at the end
of our sophomore year, it was apparent that
they were prepared and eager to help our
class. These two teachers did more work in
their spare time and behind the scenes for
our class than most of the students even
realize. They were the driving force behind
our class’ success and we would not have
made it as far as we did without them. They
helped the class officers, as well as the rest of
the class, with all the necessary tasks that a
class needs to be successful.
They will always be remembered
as part of the
Class of 2013.
Thank you for everything you have given us.’ 7
-Your class officers and the class of 2013
Alex Becker
Lauren Boen
Christina Boulter
Julie Campbell
Alex Carey
Sami Carey
Rachel Frazier
Elizabeth Goulding
Delaney Jodice
Molly Keohane
Taylor McLaughlin
Julia Musto
Sara Paulson
Kara Powers
Mirs. Prester and Ms. Martinelli
Brittany Puccia
Maria Stadniuk
Speak with a British accent for a
day.
Listen to nothing but country
music.
Visit a country you've never been
to before.
Take a road trip with friends.
Be a part of a flash mob.
Say yes to everything for a day.
Learn to say “Hello” in 100
different languages.
Break a record for something.
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