Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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'P Ben Wigton Haldon Winkle Edith Sue Williams David Wolf Rebecca Williams Robert Keene VERY quiet is Ben !Vli:t0n, but he can be hilarious. He rates among the champions also, for he has learned to run a doughnut machine. Likes to raise pigmy pouter pigeons. His pipe is his in separable companion .... Think of riding all the way from Arkansas in a rumble seat! Such is the heroic feat of Edith Sue lVilliams. Her ambition is to run a dress shop. She believes in leap year proposals-this year, Edith? .... Rebecca, Williams likes to dance and wants to be a dancing teacher. Her interest is not completely centered in the feet though, for she would like to give personality haircuts iwhatever they are!. . . A native Mansfielder, Hal- den Wlnkle Claims that he is going to prepare for several trades when he goes down to Columbus and startles the Bliss college co-eds. You used to Paul Wolfe Elizabeth Yarger Andrew Yarga Charles Yarman see him walking up and down the halls at noon ,... To quote David WVolf, It was a Ford with a distracted driver fthat's mei that almost trimmed the tree's mustache. Oh, this younger generation! We know as much as we did before .... Bob Keene startles his teachers now and then with a surpris- ing array of facts-maybe they're good guesses. Anyway, fishing takes all his time free from school hours, and he even fishes through the ice! Intends to tackle an aviation school some of these days .... An inquisitive senior asked Paul tV0lfe to tell him something inter- esting about himself. i'Don't tell me you're an accomplished parachute jumper! said the curious one. Well, replied Paul, I did make a parachute jump once. And to top off that, he wants to be a fireman! Andy Yuma admits that he finds it hard to get to school and likes to go fishing, but, of course, there couldn't possibly be any lin lilllrnmriani Wllda Stewart Born, May 16, 1918 Died, Aug. 29, 1935 Lester Clesla. Born, March 4, 1916 Died, Dec. 5, 1935 Peggy Yauger Damon Zellner Katherine Zaros Evelyn Zoll connection! Likes machinists, motor- cycles, and railroad clerks .... Orchids to Elizabeth Yarger! She would rather watch flowers grow than wear fashionable clothes. She's going to be a florist, and then maybe she can do both .... Charles Yarman, otherwise known as Zeke , will be remembered for a powerful basso profundo. He really makes the thunder roll in The Road to Mandalay . Never without :1 match in his mouth and always with- out a tie .... If Peggy Yauger really wanted to, she could be a walking travel book. Born in Cuba, she only visits the States to acquire the three R's: but it isn't long before the tropics call her, and she sails back to South America again .... You know Cather- ine Zaros is good-natured as soon as you see her. After you know her, you find that she's an expert at getting things done. She chalked up three years in the Glee club, besides typing for the Manhigan .... Damon Zellner has a method of making people rich in a minimum amount of time. All you have to do is sink your life savings into his baseball pools, and fame and fortune follow so naturally that Damon doesn't even stay around afterward to insure success .... Shorthand is Evelyn Zoll's favorite study: and swimming, her hobby. Her favorite movie star is Patsy Kelly fWhat?f-not Clark Gable?l Another spinach addict. 27 ac any

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Mildred Tipper Louise Todd Lena Mae Teeter Betty Tharp LENA MAE TEETER has a secret longing to live in Cleveland. Per- haps it's the bright lights and foot lights. Among her activities are music, athletics, dramatics, and Blue Tri. Ever hear her pull the throttle out on a typewriter? .... It is refreshing to meet a girl like Betty Tharp who ad- mits that her ambition is to be a wife. Plenty of other girls have the same in- tentions, but are not so above-board about it. Betty can play any popular piece on the piano and rides horses when she has the chance .... Mildred Tlpper has traveled as far as Kansas and wants to be a secretary, After working at the candy counter at school, she could be a hat check girl for some- thing? .... Louise Todd must find music in the air, with Brother Bill Happy Harmonizingn on the air. She makes her own music, too. Reads, and studies the fine points of how to be a nurse .... Ruth Tropf's ambition is to drive an automobile and to own one too, some day. She plays the piano and reads and will be somebody's stenog. . . . . Pardon us, but have you ever seen Marjorie Underwood carrying Z1 purse around under her nose? She says her purses have a habit of slipping out from under her nose. She collects party favors and souvenirs-and apparently doesn't lose them .... Phyllis Under- wood likes to fall off sofas. Which has no bearing whatever on the fact that she is preparing to go to business col- lege and plans to D6 married-all in one lifetime .... Dick Underwood will probably be the champion piano mover of the town one daysthat is, if he isn't an ice man. His ambition is to be a criminologist. Remember his sign in 213-'tCrime Don't Pay ? .... Bob Van Dex-eau is keenly interested in SQQ Ruth Tropf Richard Underwood Marjorie Underwooo Robert VanDereau Phyllis Underwood William VanHarlingen chemistry and the intricacies of thc scientific world. Some day he wants to invent something big for his country. Belongs to the Astronomy Club ,.,. To get a job or not to get a job? is the question Blll Va,n Harlingen asks, Bill has just one ambition, but we don't know what it is. Says he works or sleeps in his' spare time .... Walter Velzy enjoyed carving pickled clams and crayfish in Miss Aberle's biology class. At present his dearly beloved is -Nature. A member of the Senior Song and Poem Committee .... At least five people in Mansfield still play chess or checkers, and among those five vet- erans is Jack Vesper. He's not bad at math, either .... Karl Vogel is Mr, Ketner's handy man. 'Whenever Mr. K. decides that he wants some sort of gadget made, Vogel makes the gadget. He's a sure cure for sick typewriters and ailing automobiles, too .... Born in Mansfield, Jeanette Walter has spent several years in London, Ontario. fThat's in Canada, you knoW.J She likes spaghetti, of all things .... Evan Waltz is taking no chances with his future. He'll probably be a lawyer, engineer, and chemist. He will be one of the tired business men to hire some Walter Velzy Evan Waltz Jack Vesper Corinna Weaver Karl Vogel Ruth Weigel Jeanette Walter Nick Weber of the promising would-be secretaries of the class of '36. . . . Corinna Weaver is an accomplished pianist and teaches music. Considers taking up con- servatory work. Enjoys swimming and tennis .... Ruth Weigel intends to roll around thru' the world on eight little wheels. She wants to be a professional roller skater. Belongs to Blue Tri and G, A. A. You saw her bustling around last semester trying to look like a librarian .... The distinctive chin of Nick Weber is one of the few famous chins in Mansfield. Nick's interest in athletics brought him the title and the job of football captain in his senior year. 26

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SEN IORS-PAST PRESENT FUTURE Mansmdis gm 3 3 to femininity . .. mama's little darlin's . . . the three wild Injuns of M. H. S .... stare-down . . . our dignified seniors . . . just a couple of angels sprouting Wings . . . glad to meetcha, pal . . . the Maul kids and their playmates . . . toothpaste ad . . . land, ho! . . . may I take your arm, sir? . . . that Barrymore profile . . . stumped about something . . . Tarzan Charters in the rubber tree . . . Aungst, the librarian's boon . . . he's forever blowing bubbles . . . any cakes, cookies, pies today? . . . you said a mouthful, sister! Compliments of The Page Dairy Co. SQ-I2 28