Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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TRXII. BLAZERS 29

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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

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ZQIS Evidently Edith Swaidner, Margaret Ev- ans, Helen Louise Casey, and Mary Louise Lantz believe the old saying, prosperity is just around the corner. S-h-h-they're sneaking up on him. We Wonder if Ky VV0ltmann, Jean llfoor- head, Virginia Moorhead, Martha Hart- man, and Judy Palmer are half as inter- ested in the book as they are in Paul Ammeter. Say, girls, says Dorothy Poth to Barbara Holmes and Beverly Miles, Mit two and two make live, what do you think ol' the Einstein theory? .Kathryn Ferguson and Agnes Cansler ponder over the complications ol' a Combi- nation lock. Two right to 38, three left to 12, and still it balks. i'Say, Mr. Thinker, what have you got that I haven't got? Elizabeth .Iona queries. Bill Distl wonders what it's all about, but Paul Brut-e, Walter Sandi-l, and Steve Olin don't seem to Care. Henrietta Puivermiller and Kate Miller take time out for a little news bartering. t'Ain't he Cute? Evelyn Richard, Betty Jean Horner, Margaret Moorhead. Marjorie Kerr, and Barbara Kerr vast admiring glances at Evan Davis. Boy, tlitln't we have a keen time at the danc-e last night? llf-len Bangzlnnan asks Eloise 'l'iug.:lr-'y. Could Elaine Oswalt and Florexire Banks be trying to get in with one ot' the teachers by bringing her sweetpeasi' How do you like this pose? Betty Cra- ZTIPI' asks Martha Dye. Ain't love grand?'f Katherine Theaker murmurs as Edna Keller relays the tele- phone message to her. That, looks like a blank page that James MeCarri4-lc is studying, but Llon't say we said so! 'tBoy, she's a honey! John Rowe, Bob Dlarks, Chet Frye, John Hammer, and Bob Sneeringer are overwhelmed with admira- tion. It must be the theory of organic evolu- tion that makes Kaliopi Marinis anal Lau- rine Fetter look so puzzled, Y'ou turn this thingamahiig and that whatsis does something to this whoosyf' Bob Murphy explains to Bob Kaser. Anne Miller Certainly is frowning, but we all know it's because she is having her picture taken without Pete. Looks like a busy day! Anyway Bob Gerrell, Roald Swank, and John Taylor seem to be taking it easy, in true exeeu- tive fashion.