Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Helen Reiter James Richardson Arthur Rhoads David Robinson HELEN REITER used to be a horse- back rider. Now she wants to be a detective or a G-woman or some- thing. Believes in following the fash- ions-not starting them. Doesn't like people who like themselves .... Art Rhoads goes to a lot of dances and shows and swims often. Wants to get a job after he graduates ,... Indefin- ite but commendable. Plays in band and orchestra .... To be a millionaire is my goal, says Jim Richardson, or, perhaps, to hold all the offices in the Empire State Building. Jim has an extraordinary sense of humor and is constantly running around in circles. He's been president of Senior Hi-Y and the S. S, S. club, circulation manager of Hypho and Manhigan, and a mem- ber of Red Masque, Red Cross Council, and the band .... David Robinson en- joys hunting, but says emphatically- not girls! He's going to study flying at Michigan. A track manager and M member .... Hillie Romanchuk is just another fellow drifting along with the tide, having no ambition but to live and let live. Don't let us spoil your fun, Hillie, but remember, tomorrow we may die . He's going to be a pilot. . . . Quoting James Sawyer, I have hoped to be everything, but I fear 1 shall be nothing. I was in jail once for -uh - five minutes. And thereby hangs a tale .... John Schampier could drive automobiles forever and never get tired. He's interested in airplanes and shop work, too, and belonged to the Vocational Club for two years .... The gossips told us confidentially that Ray Schmunk liked blondes-liked is right: he's suddenly changed his tune and his mind .... One of the foremost Hypho room penny pitchers. On the Hypho staff, a Hi-Y member, and class treasurer for the seniors ..., The world laughs with Helen Schmutzler at Hillie Romanchuck Raymond Schmunk James Sawyer Helen Schmutzler John Schampier Jane Schnitzer her own troubles .... She's the lucky girl who has found the ideal man .... On the Blue Tri cabinet, G. A. A. board, and writes gossip for the Voice of the School ,... Jane Schnitzer hails from the enemy city of Ashland. She was almost a family Christmas present- born the day after, instead. Belongs to Blue Tri and wants to be a dress de- signer .... Laura Scott wants to go to a school of beauty culture and be a curl twister and face patter. Says she cried more than her twin when she was small. Likes swimming and bowling. . . . Mary Sears lives up to her name and wants to marry at 21, so she has exactly four years to enjoy life. And by the way, that will bring another Leap Year around-just in case .... Joe Seifert indulges in football and all kinds of sports. Seems to be a pretty general chap-whatever that means- and even likes all girls in general .... She's never in a hurry, but Jean Sey- bold always walks fast. Should be si great concert artist, but may have to teach music to get there. Finds com- fort in eating pickles, She's the senior class secretary, ditto for S. R. C., sings in Glee Club and A Capella choir, scribbles for Hypho and Manhigan, and adds her bit at Red Masque meetings. . . . Irene Shadel likes to coax a half Laura Scott Irene Shadel Mary Sears Albert Smaltz Joe Seifert Harold Simmons Jean Seybold Margaret Skeese acre of brown earth into producing snapdragons, gladioli, and zinnias. Clever girl! Most people can't get any- thing but bugs, worms, and grasshop- pers .... Al Smaltz' ambition is to be a man. Having been born some eighteen years ago, he hasn't much farther to go to realize it. Likes to hunt and shoot ,... Harold Simmons expects to doctor such radios as seem to be in pain. He is a band and orchestra mem- ber .... Margaret Skeese is seldom seen without the old faithful chewing gum. She acquired a bug during her last semester and went down with pneumonia. But think of all the morn- ings she slept while the rest of us plowed through slush and sleet! Compliments of Crawford Finance Co. 262 24

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Zz . A ..,, .,. ' f ....1 , A ,GAV ,.,-. . iff 'Q -de- -il Q.. 4.-:,!., ,. . f ,. Rig: 5, 5? 'Z . A ,i f 'weed -Aff . 5322 '1 9554 Sie . -. . 5, . ,.. k , 1 z L- ' -.- 's , . Q45 11 rw-P1 x 25: i , Annabelle McBride Margaret Nelson Elizabeth McCoy Evelyn Newlon Kathryn lNlcFadden Mildred Ohler Dolores McGrew Lowell Bailet ANNABELl,E McBRIDE Can talk anybody into anything. In taking the commercial course, she probably thought of being someone's gum chew- ing stenographer. Annabelle could prob- ably tell the city girls a thing or two about country life .... To be a bac- teriologist is the ambition of Elizabeth M4-Coy. She likes to draw and Work with clay, Loves oranges and claims she averages at least 500 per year. During her senior year she has been secretary of Social Science Service. a member ol' Blue Tri, and on the staffs of the Hypho and Manhigan. . . Kathryn McFadden--perhaps her ycain- ing to be a beauty operator developed after she got a black eye when the roof of a car and said eye met socially. John Painter Regina Pasheilich Virginia Palmer Bette Penhorwood Peter Pasheilich William Peppard Likes sports ..,. Dolores Mctirew is a golden haired girl who has already captured a heartAnotice the diamond ring on the third finger. She wants to be an interior decorator, but will have to practice at home. She is a member of the Home EC. Club .... Margaret Nelson-unusually ambitious, and still more unusually lucky, for she finds jobs wherever she likes. An unusual young lady, no doubt. Blue Tri, Glee Club, and G. A. A. kept her busy when she was a sophomore .... To find bigger and better red heads is the ambition of Evelyn Newlon. She likes roller coasters and speedy Plymouth Coupes. Has been a Blue Tri member for three years and, as a senior, was a member of the Handbook Committee .... Mil- dred Ohler is a born and bred Mans- fielder. She is not so sure about a higher education, but she will go to work in an office .... Lowell Bailet barely missed coming into the world on Firecracker Day, but he sets things a-popping anyway, when he swaggers down the hall in National Guard tog- gery Has a soft spot for chocolate sundaes .... Jack Painter fit's the indian in himb is the boy who made good in the senior play. Everybody says he's a nasty man, but everybody likes him .... Virginia Palmer wants Thelma Perry Wade Pittenger Frederick Peterson Richard Porch to take a graduate course in music in order to teach it in grade schools. More than anything else she hates to be tickled. Can count her ex-boyfriends all over the state of Ohio. . . Although Pete Pashelllc-h celebrates his birthday every March thirteenth, superstitions don't bother him in the least. He's musically inclined, and assists Hilligoss' orchestra in doing up Old Man Rhythm fancy .... Regina Pashelllch hopes some day to be a teacher of foreign languages. Then she wants to see the home of her parents in the old world. As a senior she worked in the library and was an H. S. H. chairman .... Bette Penhorwood's the gal who just can't sit still and who is seeking a hobby to have a hobby. Rather compli- cated, but ask her .... Bill Peppard thinks that Harry's name should be Thomas, because then we could call him Tom Mehock-get it? But Bill means well. Witness his work on the Manhigan and in the Hi-Y and Astrono- men's Club .... A native of Chester- ville, Morrow county, Thelma Perry has taken a commercial course and some day hopes to be a private secretary. . . An architect in the making, Fred Peterson spends much of his time in the art room. His hobby is fixing bi- cycles-it pays. He likes to collect dues and rob 12A's of their lunch money. . . When Wade Plttenger isn't riding his bicycle the takes long trips, you know? he reads. Likes to swim, too, and will study accounting .... Did you ever hear Dlek Porch tell how he stuffed the ground-hog? It looked like a bundle of fur around some excelsior-and so it was! Porch has been a basketball man- ager and a band member for three years. Also belongs to Hi-Y and the M Association. Compliments of Park Meat Market 23 al: HQ

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Ellanora Smeltzer Edward Spandau Luella Smith Robert Spear Raymond Smith Marguerite Speas Alfred Sneeringer Austin Spetka ELLANORA SMELTZER rightfully belongs to the June class of '36, In her senior year, illness forced her to give up school work temporarily. Shc assures us that she thinks of us, and we wish her good health and good luck for her graduation next year .... Con- gratulations go to Luella Smith. She actually has ambition to work, She took the Home Ec course: maybe it spells soft biscuits and johnny-cake for some lucky man! Her activities are Blue Tri, Glee Club, and Home Ec Club .... Raymond Smith holds up the Smith tradition by claiming that he is out for any kind of work. He likes to hunt and fish, though, so there's a fly in the soup .... Bring out the black crepe, Hennery! Al Sneeringer wants to be an undertaker. He plans to go to college Margaret Stahl James Stecker Richard Stander Caroline Stelts Nellie Stauffer Vera Tanner to learn how ..,, Stage crew and dramatics are Ed Spandau's activities. Ed would like to know something about electricity, too. When he finds out about it, he'll be an electrical engineer. Now don't be shocked! .,.. Not only is Bob Spear the champion of Mans- field at tennis: he's equally adept at basketball. A member of the Hi-Y and M Association, he doesn't have to call twice to get a date .... Mar- guerite Speas' ambition is to go to New York to learn to dance better than she already dances. She belongs to Blue Tri, G. A. A., Red Masque, and Ger- man Club .... Austln Spetka and the Indian have at least one thing in com- mon: they both believe the old adage silence is golden! He was business manager of the Red and White Book and anything but a silent member of S. R. C., Hi-Y, and German Club. . . . Peg Stahl's activities include Glee Club, A Capella choir, and Blue Tri. She should be an entertaining nurse, for she exhibits a remarkable gift of gab. , . . Girls think Dick Stander is nice look- ing and Miss Patterson thinks he is hard-working, but Ramsey himself is becomingly modest. He is business manager of the Hypho, vice-president of Red Masque, and a Hi-Y member. . . . . Another girl who thinks there William Stone Merrill Swigart Russell Stout Evelyn Teal aren't enough nurses in the world is Nellie Stauffer, She'll undertake to fill any vacancies. Much interested in church activities. Plays tennis and reads to kill time .... At last we have found a real woman-hater. Among all the charming stars of Hollywood, James Stacker picks George Raft as his favorite. He intends to become an ac- countant, even if he does like pheasant meat pie, . . . Caroline Stelts has thrown snowballs in July! She's a great sportswoman and recommends spinach and grape-nuts to anyone who wants to get there. President of G. A. A. and edited the new handbook, not to men- tion putting the Manhigan to bed every night .... Vera. Tanner should interesv Mr. Ripley. She's just come from Gary, Ind., and M. H. S. makes the twelfth school she's attended in a very short time. Reads a lot, but stays away from gangster pictures .... Bill Stone was one of the shining lights of the industrial arts department. One of M. H. S.'s official motion picture project- ionists, he was a member of the camera crew for three years. Vocational Club elected him treasurer one year .... Russell Stout is proud of his long legs and the little things on the heels of his shoes that make noise, but he for- gets both when hunting season comes along .... Something about Merrill Swigaret reminds one of a Spanish cavalier. Maybe it's those sideburns that hardly show in the picture. He sings in the Glee Club and A Capella, and belongs to Radio Club .... Whether we need them or not , says Evelyn Teale, men will soon have their own beauty shops. And Evelyn will be on hand to supply the eyebrow arches, permanent waves, and mud packs. 25 D39