Zanesville High School - Comus Yearbok (Zanesville, OH)

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1925 fifcM ■ 1 1 | 1 HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1925

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COMUS ANNUAL, 1925 MR. MAJiSPERGER In spite of the fact that Mr. M. M. Mansperger is unusually well known withir the portals of Z. H. S., to really do him justice in this space is quite a big task. Botl by nature and position Mr. Mansperger is a big man. Yet while his stature is a mem orable part of him it is his office that has made him more famous. Coming to us in the fall of 1923, Mr. Mansperger has been the capable and popu Jar principal of Zanesville High School for the past two years. Although a native oi Caldwell, Ohio, he is a graduate of Ohio State University, from which he receivec the degree of Bachelor of Science in Education. While in college he taught mathe¬ matics at North High School, Columbus. Before coming to Z. H. S. he was also prin¬ cipal of the Barnesville High School and later principal at Urbana. Phi Delta Kappa an honorary educational fraternity, and Phi Kappa Tau list him among their members; During Mr. Mansperger’s administration several notable changes have taken place by the opening of a new addition including one of the finest high school gymnasiums m the state besides well equipped domestic science and manual training departments, the foundattons of a future Student Counc.l have been laid and the athletic manage ' ability haS bee PUt ° 1 11CW haS ‘ S ' AU theSe haVe :qul,vd infinite tact and executive of bofeanVthT a g u.da k Z ou ho S pe m Mr e E S peTg y er m0re I