Mansfield High School - Kernel Yearbook (Mansfield, WA)

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MOTTO Forward Ever, Backward Never FLOWER American Beauty Rose COLOR Red and Silver FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September 8, 1954, eleven scared freshmen entered the Mansfield High School. Our anxiety was intense as we waited for the classes to begin. Newcomers to the class were: Bert Glessner and Keith Holcomb from Mud Springs, John Ross from Wenatcheeg and John Bundy from South America. Since it has been a custom for many years, the sophomores planned the freshman initiation again. The initiation took place on a bright day in September. The boys and girls wore jeans and shirts so they could work on the football field and wash cars. Other special events included the freshman return party, bake sales, and a roller skating party. if Q a t 3, Q ' mi R15 ,. AYQM I 4:2 1 thai '- f,i, i tt' W XR KA i 5' 2 325 Q 45' 5 W +5 5 . -.. fe eatin? 2 1 ,nh Ulm. 'T-,M-Wil. ln. :-. 'wil ,.uL. ..i.:Q i if OWL DRUG, Wenatchee TALBOTT AND CONWAY, Wenatchee FOSTER CHEVROLET, Waterville 'Vo V Y-

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LARRY WAX Butch He's a favorite around the town, never lets worry get him down. ALBERT GLESSNER Bert To know him is to like him. ELSIE GLESSNER L-say Small in stature, but big in heart. BARBARA GLESSNER Barb A light heart lives long. KEITH HOLCOMB Herman It is quality not quantitythat counts. NORMAN CAVADINI NOI'1'I1 Each mind has a method ofits own. VIRGINIA EDWARDS Jenny She's p r e t t y a n d small and well liked by all. KAREN CORNEHL A realist. JOHN Ross J0hm11e Like the wise old bird, often seen but never heard. MARVIN CAVADINI Marv Books, the children of the brain. . . LINDA FARMER Kay Florence Nightingale of M. H. S.

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MRS. PLUSH GLESSNER First and Second Grades MRS. BIRDIE DRAPER Third and Fourth Grades faculty, MRS. FRANCIS THOMSEB Fifth and Sixth Grades MR. LOUIS FOULON Seventh and Eighth Grades N I