Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Ross Eyekly General Council (4), Junior and Senior Commercial Club. Ross is one of our Seniors who has a posi- tion ready for him when he graduates, and we know that he will be sure to succeed. He is quite popular with the girls, and no wonder, for Ross ' s personality makes him many friends. Besides this he is a fine dancer and a good sport. Helen Keating Keats Class Sceretary (2), Operetta (2), Blue Tri- angle (3) (4), Hyphonerian Staff (2) (3) (4), Junior Play (3) (4), Secretary of Athle tic Association (3), Secretary of General Council (4). Executive Committee of Music Dept. Its ' no wonder that Keats is forced to proclaim from the auditorium stage that she just must lie down, for she is on the go all the time in some activity or another. Keats has many interests but her hobby is athletics or athletes. Miriam Thoma Literary Club. One of 22 ' s quiet and studious girls is Miriam. In the classroom she looms up as one of our honor students. Out of the classroom she always enjoys a good time and never lacks lots of M. H. S. pep. HuKST Anderson Lillian Walters Costume Designing. Another one of the bobbed hair group. Lil- lian receives many notes, chews gum and en- joys life in general without worrying over her lessons. And where we see Lillian there is always a certain dark-haired young man, but we dare not tell any more. One can always tell wlien she is amused by her merry eyes. Pres. Student Council, Hi-Y. (3) (4), De- bate (3) (4), Speaking Contest at Cleveland, first prize. Hurst has successfully held the highest office IhaL M. H. S. could bestow. President of the Siudcnt Council. He represented Mansfield High in an Extempore Speaking Contest at Reserve and brought back the cup. Hurst seems to be especially interested in English Poetry, particularly, Keats. 20

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Donna Morris Blue Triangle (4), Debating Society (4), Checker and Chess (4), Costume Designing (4), Glee Club (4). Did anyone ever see Donna without a smile? No, never! She is always cheerful and a line companion to all who know her; those who don ' t know her, don ' t know what they are missing. Thelma Leech Albert Benson Al Hi-Y (4), General Council (4), Senior Presi- dent (4), Pin and Ring Com., Commercial Club. Albert has had the responsibility of leading us through our Senior year, and he deserves much credit for the way in which he has done it. He is very well liked by all his classmates. Leechy Girls ' Glee Club (1), Costume Designing. She has contributed much to the success of the social career of the Senior Class year. Leechy is an industrious worker and a good stu- dent. She has a winning personality, the Senior Class President seems to think. We wonder how many letters she receives from Middletown. Charles Young Chuck Hi-Y (2) (3) (4), Junior Play (3), Hypho Staff (4), Engineering Club. Chuck is a loyal champion of M. H. S. and all his efforts are directed toward the good of his class. He has many friends and a pref- erence for a certain Senior girl — Thelma by name. He takes care of the Alumni notes in the Hypho. Thelma Shupp Skuppey Glee Club (2) (3) (4), Operetta (2), Girls ' Trio (3), Blue Triangle Club (3) (4). She is a good student and prominent in musical circles. Is always happy and proves a good companion. Ask Charlie. He knows. How surprised we would be if she should ever be unable to recite when called upon. And what is a crowd without Shuppey? 19

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Majorie Fisher Marj. .. Pin and Ring Committee (4), Operetta (4), Costume Designing Club. Marjorie is one of the most popular of our commercial students, and we are sure she will be missed at M. H. S. next year. She is quite fond of athletics — also athletes. But alas ! her thoughts are at Miami. Gaylord Herring This is the first year that Gaylord has been a member of our class, as he came back this year after being out awhile. His time out of school is spent at a drug store, nor is it time wasted, for some day he will be a leading druggist in Mansfield. Laurabelle Davis Speaking of Snobs; Laurabelle is one of the least snobbish girls we know. Wherever you see her you are sure to see a smile, for she believes that a smile is better than a frown any day. Stewart Knarr Stew Student Council, M Association (3) (4), Treasurer (3), Basketball (2) (3) (4), Foot- ball (2) (3) (4). Stew and athletics are synonymous terms in M. H. S. On the gridiron, on the basket- ball fioor, yes, and even as Athletic Editor of the Annual, we find Knarr. Every rooter in high school means it when he yells, Knarr, Rah! Knarr, Rah! Rah! Rah! Knarr, and Stew deserves every yell he gets. Katherine Arnold Katherine is one of the sweetest girls in old M. H. S. Why should she not be? Her hobby is weighing candy at the five and ten cent store. One of her outstanding character- istics is her love for fun; we are sure that no one could be glum or unhappy when in her soJctv. 21