Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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925 The Ellanhigan TH? 3 Hear 1212 folks, at last the long hoped and prayed for is here. Our Man- higan! It surely is wort-h one whole year of hard work to be reimbursed with a volume of the old year book, isn't it? This is the third M. H. S. annual to be published under the name Mianhigan, which was originated by Miss Dorothy Eakin in a contest held three years ago for the coining of a new name for the annual. The author of the name chosen was to receive a copy of the year book, but for some reason or other Miss Eakin as yet has not been rewarded and the Manhigan Staff feels that it's about time something is being done about it- and so we have presented Dorothy with a 1926 Manhigan. In an old copy of the Annual there is a paragraph or two concerning the new high school building. It states that in the very near future we hope to have our new high school well un- der way, etc. That was back in 1920 and five years doesn't seem a very near future. Well, such were the hopes of these students, but they were sorely disappointed. Now at last the drama has come true and our building is well under way. The class of '26 will just miss graduating from our high school, but we consider it just as much an honor to be the last class to graduate from the old building as to be the first to graduate from the new. Few people realize the work connected with the editing of our Manhigan. There are many different kinds of work' to be done and hence there are a great many people who have helped to make our Manhigan for '2S. The credit of this publication is due to those members of the staH who have conscientiously worked to better the book. To the artists, Howard Brown and James Hughes, goes our deepest gratitude for the excellent work they have furnished us this year. We thank Mr. Schwan, the photographer, and our engra-vers, the Art-Ad Studio, for their co-operation. There can. be no thanks too great for our faculty advisors, Mr. Ketner and Mr. Bishop, for the responsi- bility they have taken and the time and labor they have given. THE EDITOR. Page Five ATYWN Xs X 6510193 A NN ,JUQj fgwmr