Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, AR)

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Gxpeviencei School Gmployees Are Ompovtant A school is a place for studying and learning: it is also a place in which students are prepared for the positions they will someday hold in society. Many tasks must he performed and many people are needed to keep the school running smoothly and efficiently. Since a student spends the greater parr of each day at school, nourish- ment must be provided for the body as well as the mind, and the cafeteria serves lunch daily to accomplish this aim. The Den also serves a variety of foods and snacks. A pleasant surrounding also adds to the enjoyment and efficiency of the students. The custodial staff keeps the campuses beautiful and the mechanical operations inside the build- ings running smoothly. DEN PERSONNEL: Judy VanRiper, Christine Honey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Byers, Managers: Tommy Maness. BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Earl Conaway, Supervisor: Mr. Elbern Holland, Mr. Tut Hill, Mr. Thurl Ward, Mr. Joe Blair, Mr. Seward Ross, Mr. Cecil Turner, Mr. Avery Holland. These men are truly dedicated bus drivers. Most of them have been with the Mansfield School District for over a decade. Their experience has broughr about a smooth running transporation system. HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIAN: In addition to his regular custodial work, Mr. Laster climbs the flag pole. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: Mrs. Caudle, Mrs. Gann, Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Tbrner, Supervisor: Mrs. Spessard, and Mr. Relf Efurd, Elementary Custodian.

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Mrs. Irene Holbrook, Sponsor: Louise Carson, Secretary: James Graham, Reporter: Steve Arnett, Vice President: Carroll Hall, President: Mr. Edmond Brewer, Sponsor. CLASS MOTTO: We build the ladder by which we rise. Seniors‘greatest Class Alive’ CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose The before and after of the Senior play CurtainGoing Up. These are scenes of the play during a practice and after the final performance.