Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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-they are our friends and counselors Kind, cheerful, lull ol pep, and dignihed are words which describe Mr. Beer. Nothing we can say would adequately express our love and respect for him. He is ready at all times to help us with our problems, and his henevolent consideration has done mueh to encourage those in dilliculty. Possessing high ideals, Mr. Beer exemplifies these in his daily life. His sense of fair-dealing, and his lwlivt' in the goodness of youth, set him apart as one lo whom we can look for sympathy and understzmding. Mr. Beer is splendidly trained lor his work with us. He reeeived his liaehelor of Seieinv degree from the l niwersity of Chivago in l9l2g his Master of Arts degree from the Graduate Sehool of Western Reserve Unixersily in l930g and he has carried on aflvant-ed work for several summers at the University of Chin-ago and the Graduate School of Wit-stern Reserve Unixersily. A teacher in one sense. yet almost a student when nongz us--Our Nlr. liver. 7 JESSE BEER, BS., A.B., M.A PRINCIPAL

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ore than anaging Directors, these men DR.W.W.AN14uNm:AND A.B., MA., P11.D. SUPERINTENDENT Although Dr. Ailkenhrancl is i'0l'l1p2lI'illlV6ly new in Mtnisfielcl, he has created u very ftmvouilile iinpressiong and we feel that great zieeoniplishnients inuy be preclioled for our school system. XVC: claim the distinction of having the youngest superintendent in any city system ol' coinparalwle size in Uhio. This is especially signilieunt, eonsiclering the quulificatiolls and CX1Jlxl'l6IlCC required for such at posi- tion. After finishing his SCCOIlll1l1'y education in West Vir- ginia Wesleyan College ACIHICIIIJA in l9l7, he attenclecl Marietta College, Where he was grrantecl ai Buelielor of Arts degree in l920. He reeeivecl his MA. clegree from Ohio State University in l92flf, and his Ph.l'J. degree from New York University in 1932.

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Trzbute to Board of Educatlon The Board of Education is deserving of the deepest gratitude of students, teachers, and patrons. lts members are men who look forward to a perpetual democracy. While all around us, we see the havoc of this depression in the schools, our school, thanks to the careful piloting of the Board of Education, has been guided safely through the trying times. It is evident to everyone that if we Want our country to continue to function in the direction that our ideals point, much is dependent on the Board of Education. To this end, our council has ministered. These members, men of ability, integrity, and superior intellect, are all prominent in the civic life of our community. They have elicited the complete confidence of the citizens of Mansfield. They have sacrificed their time without recompense, and at no time have our schools been more smoothly operated, in spite of financial difliculties. This is due to the true leadership of these men. 8 l