Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1937 volume:

fi x X4 9 ix ,I ff, , I K ff! The Manhigan Published Annually by the SEUCIIGMTS of Mansfield senior I-ugh School 4 A To one who sees pupils and teachers as friends and fellow associates . . . To one who listens to the problems of his associates and gives the inspiration that brings agreeable solution . . . To one who understands human nature and recognizes the chances for error . . . To one who has the Welfare of all pupils at heart in all his endeavors . . . To the friend of all the boys and girls in school . . . To our Superintendent, Mr. W. L. Miller, this book is dedicated. CONTENTS .... Faculty Classes Organizations Athletics Advertising .4115- if if V 1 Y ' 5-'HQ' 'MV' ' 'ilr Mr. Bishop THE MAN who is posing with the pretty student is our assistant principal. He fully intended to become a physician, and had completed some of his pre-medical work when circumstances forced him to leave school. He began teaching, found that he liked the Work, and has been doing that ever since. He Was principal in three schools before he came to Mansfield as assistant principal. He has held this posi- tion for eleven years. Woodworking is one of his chief hobbies, in fact, he taught such a course for five years. Graduating classes have had him as advisor several times, he has been a dramatic coach also. His greatest satisfaction lies in Watch- ing boys and girls grow up and establish themselves in life. Foremost in this man's interests is his desire to help stud- ents fit into the community as useful citizens. Mr. Bishop is a member of the Amer- ican Legion, the P. T. A., and has been advisor to the Senior Hi-Y since 1930. ..... ,.,.l.L.........-i . Mr. Beer OUR PRINCIPAL is just finishing his ninth year at M. H. S. His academic education began in a country school and progressed until he had become head of the Science Department at Ohio Northern Uni- versity.' His favorite subjects in both teaching and research were Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics. His chief re- gret is that he cannot find time for all of the additional things he would like to do, namely, experimental work in plant cul- ture. His favorite sports are baseball, fishing, and hunting. He is intensly in- terested in young people and their problems. it is a privilege to him to help a stud- ent acquire the right attitude toward life and help him make it happier and more successful. 'The mischievousness of youth he ascribes to enthusiasm that has not been tempered by the sober thoughts the years bring. He firmly believes that the old as well as the young should continue to learn, and that the elders often lack the vigorous imagination, the friendly and wholesome attitude, and the hopeful atti- tude toward life that belongs to the young people. ,,, JESSE BEER-Principal Ohio Northern University University of Chicago Western Reserve University MARIEL ABERLEiBiology Northwestern University Maryland College for Women C. L. ALLEN-History Miami University University of Wisconsin Ohio State University FRANCES ARMSTRONG-Orchestra University of Oklahoma American Conservatory of Music Chicago Musical College The M anhigcm L. C. BAUMGARDNER-Business Arithmetic Bookkeeping Bliss College Kent State University HERMAN D. BISHOPfPr0blems of Democracy Assistant Principal Ohio University Ohio State University Universite de Nancy CLOUDE BLAKE---English Denison University MARY BLOORfEnglish University of Southern Colorado Ohio Wesleyan University C. A. BYERS-Vocational English Ashland College Defiance College MARJORIE CAMPBELL-Art Ohio State University A. CHABOUREL'Mechanieal Drawing Mathematics West Virginia University University of Toledo Ashland College Ohio State University MARGARET CLAPSADDLE-Dean of Girls Girls' Physical Ohio Wesleyan University American College of Physical Education V. D. COE-History Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University RUTH CULBERTSONfLibrarian Wooster College Western Reserve Library School University of Michigan PEARL DANBACK4Geometry Ohio State University Columbia University RUTH DUNHAM-Latin Northwestern University Cleveland Law School F. E, ELDER-Biology Adrian College Ohio State University Sorbonne College GRACE ESSEX-Home Economics Ohio State University Education Fuculfg The Manhigan ' MARY GARVER-Study Hall Ashland College MARGARET GAVER-English Otterbein College Ohio State University Columbia University W. J. HARRISON4Machine Shop University of Toledo J. LEO HARTMANNfStudy Hall Ashland College Wooster College Columbia University PAUL HAUSERMAN-Woodworking Ohio University EARL HEASLEY-Drama Hiram College Columbia University University of Southern California J. M. HOLCOMBEfBand and Vocal Music Baldwin-Wallace College LEOTTA HUNTER-Typing Armstrong College of Business Administration G. W. HYPES-Chemistry West Virginia University University of Wisconsin Ohio State University University of Illinois MRS. G. W. HYPES-Dietician Ohio State University V. C. KETNE R-Physics Ohio State University University of Southern California H. R. KINKER-Auto Shop and Shop Science Ashland College General Motors Institute University of Toledo E. A. MANN-History, Commerce and Industry Defiance College Ohio State University Chicago University HARRY MEHOCK-Physical Education University of Illinois Albion College Ohio State University KATHLEEN MENDENHALL-French and German Ohio State University Michigan State Normal School Columbia University HAROLD C. MILLER-Shop Math and Drawing Ohio Northern University J. RUSSELL MURPHY-Physical Education University of Colorado University of Illinois University of Iowa Columbia University BEATRICE MCLEES-Typing, Business English Bliss College Northwestern University Ohio State University Muskingum College L l The Manhigcm R. L. NIXON-German Miami University Colgate University Ohio State University V. H. OBERLANDER-Vocational Co-ordinator University of Toledo Ashland College Ohio State University BERTHA K. PATTERSON-Spanish, English Cornell University L. E. RAHN-History Otterbein College Asbury College Ohio State University AV ICE RE ED-Stenography Office Training School Wooster College Bowling Green Business University H. B. SCOLES-Bookkeeping and Accounting Bliss College Kent State University GEORGE SHERMAN4Office Practice and Stenography Bliss College Kent State University FLORENCE SHIRES-English Allegheny College Columbia University J. E. SMITH-Mechanical Drawing, Commerce and Industry Ohio University J. C. STOUT-Salesmanship, Commercial Law Defiance College Ohio State University MARGARET E. TINSLEY-History Ohio State University DePauw University Wellesley College G. P. VAN ARNAM-English Kenyon College Ohio State University ii EMMA G. WARING-English Allegheny College Middlebury College Columbia University MILDRED WELTMER-Home Economics Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University ZANE A. WILSON-Algebra Otterbein College Ohio State University January Class Officers FREDERIC ACKERMAN ROBERT SUTTON ELEANOR JOHNS ROBERT KASER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer E S 4 1 4 I J The Mcmhigan J cmucrrg Seniors FREDERIC BOWDEN ACKERMAN Class President 3-49 Cross Country 2-3-49 Hypho 3-49 Hi-Y Treas. 3-41 S. R.V C. 4. DAVID ORRIN BARR Photo Club. HELEN MAE BAUGHMAN KATHERINE BAUMAN ALBERT ALLEN BECHTEL Basketball 2-3: Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 3. ESTHER LUCILLE BECK JACK HARRY BERLO DORIS JANE BLACKWELL JACK ROWE BOWERS FREDERICK LOUIS BRUBACH Basketball 2-4. PAUL CURETON BRUCE M Association: Track9 Cross Country, Mgr. HELEN LOUISE CASEY DEAN FRANCIS CHATLAIN Class Vice-Pres. 39 Hi-Y 2-39 Photo Club 29 Red Masque 3-41 Stage Crew 2-3-4, Mgr.9 Track 39 Band 3-49 SRC 3-4 JOHN ALBERT CHEW JACK HENRY COLE Hi-Y 39 Radio Club Treas. BETTY La.DONNA CRAMER MARJORIE MAE DAVIS WILLIAM WALTER DISTL Football 2-3-4: Basketball 2-3-41 Track 2-3'4: M Association. MARTHA JANE DYE Girls' Glee Club. MARGARET MIELY EVANS Girls' Glee Clubg Library Club Vice-Pres9 Blue Tri9 Photo Club: GAA Mgrg SSS Club9 German Club. PEARL LAUREINE FETTER Blue Tri9 GAA Mgr. ANN LOUISE FISHER KATHERINE NANCY FISHER HELEN MALVINA FIJORO Diploma Committee. The M anhigan WILLIAM CLARK FLUKE Basketball Mgr. 33 Hi-Y 2-3-4: Cheer Leader 33 M Association. LULU HAZEL FOCKLER JACK RANDOLPH FRANK Red Masque 3-43 Hi-Y Club 2-33 Band 2-3-43 Drum Major 3-43 Orchestra 23 Track Mgr. ROBERT RUSSELL GERRELL Football 3-43 M Association 3-4. HELEN RAE HAHN Glee Club JOHN WILLIAM HAMMER MARTHA JEANETTE HARTMAN MILDRED LAURA HERSHEY Glee Club 23 A Capella Choir 23 SSS Club 3. MYRON REX HILLIGOSS Swiniming 2-3-4: Band 33 Orchestra 3. EVELYN HOFFMAN - MARJORIE ELBA HOFFMAN BARBARA MAY HOLMES MARGARET EVELYN HUBER G.A.A. ELEANOR MAE JOHNS ELIZABETH ANN JONA ROBERT CHENOWETH KASER LEO GEORGE KEFFALAS French Club3 Glee Club: A Capella Choir. EDNA PEARL KELLER MARGARET BARBARA KERR MARJORIE LOUISE KERR Blue Tri: G.A.A. Mgr.3 Orchestra3 German Club: Library Club. GLENN LUCAS LANNING GLENN EUGENE LUTZ ROBERT CHRISTY MARKS BEVERLY MARIE MILES The M wnhigan ANN KATHERINE MILLER G.A.A.: Glee Clubg Volley Ball Mgr. GLENN EVERETT MILLER KATHERINE MILLER G.A.A. MARGARET MOORHEAD ANNA MAE MOWREY G.A.A. 2-33 Glee Club 2-33 Photo Club 2: Blue Tri 2 GEORGE ROBERT MURPHY JAMES ALFRED MCCARRICK Red Masque RICHARD WALTER OBERHOLTZER JEAN ELAINE OBORN STEPHEN MUNRO OLIN S.R.C. Pres. 5' Hi-Y Secretary. JACK ANDREWS PALMER M Association. DOROTHY EVELYN POTH ELNORA LOUISE PRUCKER G.A.A. HENRIETTA VIRGINIA PULVERMILLER G.A,A. ROMA LOUISE REIN EVELYN MAE RICHARD G.A.A. 3-43 Blue Tri 3-43 German Club 2-3. JOHN BACHAR ROWE Hi-Y Treas.g S.R.C. RUTH IRENE RUSSELL S.R.C.g Glee Clubg G.A.A. WALTER REED SANDEL PETER JOSEPH SHADEK Football 25 M Associationg German Club. EILEEN HELEN SHASKY Glee Club: G.A.A. KATHRYN MARIE SCHOMER Blue Tri 23 G.A.A. 2. WESLEY EARL SHRE FFLER JAMES SILCOTT Band 2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-4. Basketball 3- Football 3-4: M Association, Pres.: ELLANORA VIRGINIA SMELTZER Blue Tri. ALDEN DWIGHT SMITH Hi-YQ Photo Club: S.S,S. Club Band ROBERT EUGENE SNEERINGER Stage Crew: Senior Hi-Y Vice Pres JOHN PULVER SNYDER Cheer Leader: Senior Hi-Y Pres Astronom Club 3 4 Manhigan Bus. Mgr. 3-4. Mavkyy RICHARD EUGENE STEWART EDWIN ROBERT SUTTON Class vice-Pres. 41 s.R.c. 3-4 H1 Y 4 ,jL,A,1J-1 EDITH MARIE SWAIDNER German Club 2-33 Library Club 2 3 RICHARD ROALD SWANK KALIOPI LILLIAN TATAKIS JOHN DARRELL TAYLOR KATHERINE JANE THEAKER ELOISE LILLIAN TINGLEY BENEVA IRENE UHLICH Glee Club: G.A.A. 2-3-4. PAULINE HELEN WEAVER RICHARD HENRY WOLFORD RICHARD HOMER WYNN Hi-Y 4: S.S.S. Club. MARIE EDNA YOAKAM LEONA MAY YOUNG VIRGINIA LOUISE MOORHEAD JULIANNE PALMER ELEANOR ELIZABETH ROPP CAROLYN WOLTMANN Graduates Not Photographed ROBERT GORDON FARROW CHESTER ARTHUR FRYE WILLIAM RAY WHITE The M cmhigan June Class OHicers ROBERT MCCORMICK KENWORTHY THOMPSON JOAN STOUT WILLIAM LOCKE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer The M anhigan June Seniors ADDIS MARIE ADAMS MARGERY JANE ADER Red Masque 43 Blue-Tri 2-42 G.A.A. 2-3-41 Orchestra 2-31 Library 2-3-41 Glee Club 23 A Capella 2-3-4: Cresendo Music Club 2-3-4: Secretary and Treasurer3 Kittenball and Roller Skating Managers 4. DOROTHY HILDA APPLAN Blue Tri 2-3-42 G.A.A. 2-31 Band 2-3-42 Librarian: Orchestra 2-3-4: SSS 2. HELEN EMMA APSOLON Blue Tri 3-4. PAUL EUGENE AMMETER Vocational Club 3-4. DAVID R. ARBAUGH Basketball. NAOMI MARGENTINE ARMSTRONG Glee Club 2. RICHARD ROY ARMSTRONG HARPER DALE AU Football 2-3-43 M Association 2-3-4. MARY MARGARET AUGUSTINE ALVIN MANN BACHRACH Band 2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3'4Q Hypho 43 Swimming Team 43 Hi-Y 4. HOLLY MARIE BAKER Blue Tri 3-43 S. R. C. 43 Chemistry Club 43 German Club 4: Manhigan Art Editor 3-43 Ring and Pin committeeg program committee chairman3 decoration committee. FLORENCE BANKS Blue Tri 2-3. ROBERT GERALD BANNER RICHARD GLA BARNETT EVELYN ALVERN BATES - Red Cross Council 3-43 A Cappella 3-43 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-43 Home Economics Club 23 Finance committee 4. EVELYN RUTH BEAL - Blue Tri 4. GERALD ANDREWS BEAN Track 3-43 Cross Country 3-42 Band 2-3-43 M Asso- ciation 3 Cheerleader 43 Stage Crew 2-3. JOYCE LaVERNE BECKS HAROLD HARVEY BEELER ALBERT CARL BEER Astronomy Club 2-3-45 Chemistry Club 43 Radio Club 2-3' President 33 Hypho 4. 1 ROBERT BEER Photo Club 2-33 Vice President 23 Astronomy Club 3-41 President 43 Hi-Y 3-42 Treasurer 33 Hyphonerian 3-43 Editor-in-Chief 4: Student Council 3-4. JACOB BERNHARDT Vocational Club 2. CARL FOREST BERRY Photo Club 2-33 Hi-Y 43 Band 2-3-43 Orchestra 2-3-4. The M cmhigan LEONA JEANETTE BETZ Blue Tri 3-49 Home Economics Club 2. WALTER EUGENE BLETZ HAROLD J. BOALS ESTHER MARIE BOLIANTZ SRC 43 Blue Tri 3-49 A Cappella 49 Glee Club 2-49 German Club 3-49 Finance Committee 49 G.A.A. 2-3-49 Secretary 4 ROBERT JAMES BONIECE Assistant Head Monitors 49 Red Masque 3-49 Treasurer 4 Hi-Y 2-3-4Q Treasurer 29 Stage Crew 3. CHARLES FREDERICK BOOKWALTER Football 2-3-4- Track 2-3-49 Basketball 2-39 Radio Club 2-3. ' NORMAN ELWYN BOONE S.S.S. Club 39 Monitor 39 Trainer3. RUTH HELEN BOUGHTON Blue Tri 2-32 Home Economics Club 2-31 Monitor 4. ALICE MAE BOWMAN ROBERT HARMON BOYD JULIA ANN BRAUCHLER KENNETH WOODROW BRICKER RUTH MARGUERITE BURKHOLDER Blue Tri 2-3-41 Operetta 2-39 Girls' Glee Club 2-3-4 A Cappella 2-3-4Q Band 2-3-4. THELMA LOUISE BUSH Girls' Glee Club 2-3-42 Pres. 2-39 A Cappella Choir 2 3 4 Pres. 49 Blue Tri 2-3-4: Drum Corps 2-31 Pres. 2 3 Red Cross Council 2-3-42 Vice Pres. 49 Operetta 2-3-4. MARGARET ELIZABETH BUSH ALFRED CHARLES BUSHMAN LEWIS WILLIAM CASE RICHARD LEE CHAPMAN SRC 49 Monitor 49 Hi-Y 2-3-42 Chemistry Club 49 Photo Club 3-49 Track Trainer 4. EDWARD C!-IATLAIN Hi-Y 2-3- Basketball 2-3-4: Football 2-3-49 Track 2 3 4 M Association Vice Pres. 49 FRANK JOSEPH CIPRIS Citizenship Club 4. Golf 2-39 Basketball 29 M Association 3-41 Motion Pictures 2-3-4. ELZIE CLEMENTS GLENN DESILVA CLINE PEARL MARCEILLE CLINE Monitor 49 Library Club Sec. Social Science Service Club 4. PAUL CLINTEN CLINE 49 Blue Tri Club 2-3-4 The M anhigan AGNES LUCILE CDOW Blue Tri 3-4. RACHEL ALICE COLLETT Blue Tri 2-3-45 Girls' A. A. 3-43 Library Club 45 Volleyball Manager. HELEN MARIE COOK Glee Club 2-3. MARTHA MARY CONSTANCE MARGARET ROSE COPELAND G.A.A. 2-3-45 Blue Tri 2-35 Photo Club 2. MARY JAYNE CORRELL Operetta 2-45 Monitor 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Library 3-45 AAA 2-35 Manager 2. JOHN WILLIAM CULLER Hi-Y Sec. 2-3: Football 2-35 Red Masque 3-45 Chemistry Club 45 Glee Club 2-3. EDWIN LOUIS CURRY SANCHEN CUTTER Blue Tri 2-3-45 French Club 2-35 Red Masque 3-4. MARLYN MINERVA DARLING Social Science Service Club 3-45 Library Club 3-45 President 4. DAVE JOHN DAVIES ROBERT LAUREN DAVIS GERALD FLOYD DENT Football 2-3-45 Basketball 25 SRC5 M Association 3-4: Hi-Y 2-3-4. GEORGE W. DQYARMON BERNITA DIEHL MERLE JACK DIEHL DAVID EDWARD DROZ Hi-Y 2-3-45 SRC 45 Astronomy Club 4. RUTH ELEANOR DUNE JEAN ELWYN DUNLAP--wr Blue Tri 2. ' ROBERT SAMUEL ELLISON Red Masque 3-45 German Club 3-45 M Association 2-3-45 Manager Track 2-3-43 Cross Country 3. RICHARD ARDENE FALK Football Trainer 2-35 M Association 2-3-4. JACK EUGENE FALK Football Manager 2-35 UM Association 2-3-4. DONALD ELDER FATKIN Hi-Y 25 Glee Club 2-3-45 A Cappella 2-3-45 Operetta 2-3-4. HILDEGARD DOROTHY FENSCH German Club 45 Blue Tri 25 English Club 2. j wr -.--.-.Y The M anhfigau - DONALD IVAN FERGUSON ROBERT EVANS FLETCHER Hi-Y 45 Monitor 4. PAULINE HELEN FOLMER Blue Tri 3-4: Red Masque 4. EDWARD ROBERT FORSYTHE Basketball 2-35 Football 25 Track 2-3. ELIZABETH MARY FRAIFOGL Glee Club 2-35 Library Club 45 Photo 3. STANLEY ALEXANDER GINNEVER EILEEN NAOMI GOARD ROBERT JACOB GOEBERT MAURICE FRANK GOWING Hi-Y 2-3-45 Astronomy Club 3. EVELYN MAE GRESMER ELIZABETH MARY GRETTEN G.A.A. 2-3-4. JANISE ELIZABETH GRISWOLD Pres. Crescendo Study Club 45 Blue Tri 2-3-45 'G.A.A. 3-45 A Cappella 2-3: Orchestra 2-3-45 Band 35 Scribblers Club 25 Library Club 4. PAUL GURIK IONA NETTIE HALE Blue Tri 2-3-45 Chemistry 4. WILLIAM DOUGLAS HALLUM LLOYD JACOB HAMILTON MADALYNE MARY HANSROTE Blue Tri 2-3-45 French 25 Science Club5 Band 2-85 A Cappella Choir 2-3. DOROTHY EDITH HARBAUGH Blue Tri 2-3-45 Glee Club 2. MARJORY IRENE HARBAUGH Blue Tri 2-3-45 G.A.A. 2-3: Glee Club 25 German Club 3-4 DORTHA MAE HART Red Cross Council 35 English Club 25 Operetta 2. EVELYN GERTRUDE HARTLINE Blue Tri 3-4. DONALD RICHARD HAUSERMAN EVELYN HELBIG Blue Tri 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 Orchestra 2-3-4. EILEEN WANETA HENNEY The M anhigan RUTH MARIE HENRY Blue Tri 3-45 G.A.A. 3-4. ETHEL EVELYN HUESS Manhigan 4. WELFORD HINES JOSEPH M. HOFF RUSSELL JAMES HOFF Basketball 2-3-4: Captain 43 Football 25 Track 2-35 M Association 2-3-4. CARL WILLIAM HOFFMAN CHESTER THEODORE HOFFMAN RAYMOND ELWIN HOLMES BESSIE HOOVER Blue Tri 45 Glee Club 2-3-45 A Cappella Choir 3-45 Operetta 2. MARY VIRGINIA HOOVLER Blue Tri 4. BETTE JEANNE HORNER MARJORIE ELLEN HOUT Library Club 3. JEAN ELIZABETH HUTCHISON Blue Tri 2-3-4. f RUTH MARIE HUTCHISON MAYNARD WILLIAM ISCH Picture Machine Operator 2-35 Vocational Club 2. CARL JACKSON ISH EDWARD PAUL JACKSON VIRGINIA MAE JAMES LENNA HUSTED JENKINS Blue Tri 2-3-4. GERT JORGEN JESSEN Hi-Y 2-3-45 Chemistry 4. CAROL VINCENT KELLY Track 3-45 M Association 3-4. JOSEPH KESEROS M Association: Football Trainer. TONY KESEROS Basketball 2-35 Vocational Club 2. ROY FREDERICK KIAMY f......,, l I l 1 4 1 1 1 4 J Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 I i 1 fi I I The Mcmhigcm CHRISTOFF GUSTAVE KILZER M Association. GEORGE WASHINGTON KLIPPEL Photo Club 2-3-41 Motion Picture Operator 2-3-41 Chief Operator 3-4. DOROTHY MAY KLOHS G.A.A. 33 Blue Tri 3-4: President 43 Band 3'4Q Orchestra 23 Red Cross Council 3-41 Operetta 2-3-4. MARGARET ELLA KOCHHEISER Red Masque Club 43 Red Cross Council 3-4 3 Senior Playp G.A.A. 3. ELIZABETH REBECCA Kovacs GEORGE LEO KRAUS WILLIAM FREDERICK KRUSPE Red Cross Council 33 Junior Hi-Y 3. ALICE ELIZABETH LADD G.A.A. 2-3-43 Glee Club 2-3-43 Blue Tri 2-3: Drum Corp 3-4. RALPH ESTEL LANDIS Photo Club 3-43 HM Association 2-3-4: Manhigan 33 Football Manager 2, ESTHER MARIE LANTZ Glee Club 2-3-43 Vice President3 A Capella Choir 2-3-43 Blue Tri 2-3-43 Red Masque 3-42 President3 Red Cross Council 3-42 President3 Operetta 43 Red Masque Play 4. CLINTON LEROY LAWRENCE EDNA WINIFRED LEARY Blue Tri 2-33 French Club 33 Writers' Club3 A Capella Choir 43 Glee Club 4. WILLIAM MEAD LOCKE Class Treasurer 3-43 Football 2-3-42 Captain 43 Basketball . 2-33 S.R.C, 3-42 President 43 M Association 2-3-41 Hi-Y 23 Secretary 33 Vice President 4. GEORGIANN DEMETRA LOGAS BERNICE FLORENCE LONG Blue Tri 4. ETTA BELLE LONG Girls' Glee Club 2-3-41 Secretary-Treasurer 43 Blue Tri 3-4: DrLu'n Corps 3-43 A Capella Choir 3-4. CAROLYN ADRENNA LUTZ Blue Tri 2-3-42 Chemistry Club 4. FLORENCE EDITH LUTZ LUCILLE MAE MAGEE Drum Corps 3-4. MARJORIE ANN MAGLOTT Blue Tri 2-3-4. EVAJEAN MARMET Blue Trl 2-3-41 Red Masque 43 Senior Play 4. THOMAS BARRETT MAXWELL Senior Play 43 Chemistry Club 4. EDWARD GEORGE MEDER Hi-Y 2-3: Basketball 23 Football 2. WILLIAM CLIFFORD MELCHING Photo Club 2-3-4. The M anhigcm RICHARD THOMAS METCALF Football 2-3-43 M Association 3-41 Hi-Y 2-3-41 Vice President 4. LUCILLE EMMA MEYER Blue Tri 2. BETTE BERNADEAN MIDDLETON Blue Tri 3. ANDREW MITCHELL Football 23 Track 23 Glee Club, A Capella Choir. RUFUS NOEL MORGAN Basketball 2-3-43 Golf 43 Track 43 HM Association 2-3-4. GERALDINE RUTH MOWRY Red Masque 43 Blue Tri 2-3-43 Photo Club 33 Puppet Club 33 G.A.A. 2-33 Glee Club 2. GAILIN ARTHUR MEYERS MARJORIE ELOISE MEYERS MARY MARGARET McCARRICK Blue Tri 2 JAMES MCCONNELL Hi-Y Pres. 2-33 M Association 3-43 S.R.C. 3-43 Track 3-43 Cross Country 43 Football 23 Basketball 2: Manhigan 3-43 Editor 4. ROBERT MCCORMICK Class Pres.3 Hi-Y 2-3-41 Pres. 2: M Association 3'4Q S.R.C. 3-42 Vice Pres. 43 Football 2-3-4. CHARLES JUNIOR MCFADDEN Hi-Y 33 M Association 3-4. WALTER MERRELL NORRIS, JR. Football 23 M Association 2-4. MARGARET ELIZABETH OAKES Blue Tri 2-3-4. A EFFIE ELIZABETH OHLER G.A.A. 2-33 Blue Tri 2-3-4. ROBERT PAINTER RALPH PEARCE MARY PEACE Glee Club 2-3-43 Drum Corps 3-4. ANN MARIE POSA ELINOR MARIE PROSHEK A Capella Choir 2-33 Glee Club 23 Blue Tri 2-3-43 Red ' Masque 3-43 Chemistry Club 4. ROY JOSEPH RACHEL Golf 2-3-4: M Association 3-4. BETTY LENORE RETTIG Drum Corps 3-43 A Capella Choir 3-43 Glee Club 2-3-43 glue, 'gri 2A3'4j Social Science Service Club 2-3-43 Library u . MARY RHODES MARTHA ELLEN RICHEY The M omhigom MARJORIE IRENE RINEHART GEORGE ROMANCHUK IZZY RUBBE Cross Country Team 35 Hi-Y JULIA EVELYN RUDOLF MARJORIE MARIE RUHLEN Blue Tri 2-3-4, CURTIS LEE RYAN Cross Country 35 Track 3-4. DELORES ILENE RYDER Glee Club 2-3. ALICE GENEVIEVE SAMPSEL Glee Club 2-3. LAWRENCE ELWOOD SAMPSEL RUTH ELIZABETH SANDERSON Social Science Service Club 25 Trea 25 Boxing Club 45 President. surer 35 President 45 Blue Tri 2-3-45 Band 3-45 A Capella 2-3-45 Girls Glee Club 2-3-45 Operetta 2-35 Senior Play 4. WILMA WINIFRED SAUDER Operetta 45 G.A.A, 2-3-43 President 45 German Club 3-45 Girls' Drum Corps 3-45 Glee Club 2 WILLIAM FRANKLIN SAWHILL -35 A Capella Choir 3-4. Hi-Y 25 Cross Country 3-45 Track 45 Football 2. RICHARD EARL SCHAEFEER ELAINE MARIE SCHILLER Glee Club 2-3-45 A Capella Choir G.A.A. 2-3-45 Treasurer 45 S.R.C. Masque 3-45 Secretary 4. BARBARA SCHNEIDER Social Science Club 45 Band 2-3-4. DOROTHY EILEEN SCHNITZER Social Science Service Club 4. RUTH ELIZABETH SCHUCK Operetta 45 Blue Tri 2-3-4g Girls' D 2-3-45 A Capella Choir 3-4. BARBARA SCHWARZ IRA MADLEAN SHAFFER G.A.A.: Girls' Glee Club. MARJORIE RUTH SIEGFRIED G.A.A.: Girls' Glee Club: Drum C A Capella Choir5 German Club. ROBERT RUSSEL SITES BERT CHARLES SKELLY Social Science Service Club: M ARLENE VIRGINIA SMITH EVELYN ESTELLA SMITH 2-3-45 Operetta 2-3-45 45 Hyphonerian5 Red rum Corps 3-45 Glee Club orpsg Red Cross Councilg Associationg Hi-Y. The M rmhigom FLORENCE MAE SMITH Library Club 33 Drum Corps 3-43 Blue Tri 4g Glee Club 2-3-4: A Capella Choir 2-3-4. MILDRED STEFENI SMITH RUTH LUCILLE SNIDER Girls' Glee Club 2-3-41 A Capella Choir 3-43 Girls Drum Corps 3-4. ELIZABETH SNIDER THELMA SOUTHWARD ESTHER MARIE SPICER HELEN IRENE STENSTROM G.A.A. 23 Glee Club 2-31 A Capella Choir 3-4. THELMA MAE STILL Glee Club 2-3-42 Pres. 3-43 A Capella Choir 2-3-42 Sec. Treas. 33 French Club 2, JOSEPH ALLEN STOFER Band and Orchestra 23 Track 3. JOAN ANITA STOUT A Class Sec'y. 2-3-41 Glee Club 2-31 Drum Corps 3-43 Blue Tri 3-43 Red Masque 43 S.R.C. 3-43 G.A.A. 3-4. FREDERICK WILLIAM STURGEON Photo Club3 Band. PAUL STURGEON ELSIE SWANSON LAURA LOUISE THOMA , Glee Club 2-3-42 Girls' Drum Corps 3-4. KENWORTHY JAMES THOMPSON Class Pres. 3-43 Hi-Y 23 Vice Pres. 3-43 S.R.C. Treas. 43 Astronomy Club 4. ELMER ELSWORTH THORNBURY Social Science Service Club. ESTHER ELLEN THRUSH Blue Tri 2-4. PHYLIS ELAINE VAN DERAU ARNETTA PEARL WADDELL Glee Clllbj Reserves 2-3-4. ARVENE WILLIAM WAGNER Chemistry Club 43 Red Masque 4. JOHN WARDEN ROBERT WENDELL WARNER Band 3-43 Red Masque Club 4. RUTH ELINOR WENTLAND Red Cross Council 43 Blue Tri 2-3-42 Library Club 43 Choir 3-43 Glee Club 2-3-42 Social Science Service Club 2-3-4. GILBERT PAUL WEIGAND S.R.C. 43 M Ass. 2-3-43 Hi-Y 2-41 Pres. 43 Track 3-43 Football 2-3-41 Chemistry Club 4. The M anhigcm KENNETH EUGENE WHARTON Photo Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. ELEANOR LOUISE WILCOX LILLIAN AMELIA WILGING EDWIN ALAN WILLIAMS Hi-Y 2-3. ROBERTA JANE WILLIAMS Library Club 43 Stamp Club 4. MARTHA EDNA WINKLER Glee Club 2-3-41 Choir 3-4. THOMAS BAXTER WRIGHT Basketball 2-3: Football 2: Track 4: Hi-Y 2-43 Glee Club 2 Photo Club 4. CHARLES WILLIAM WYNN Photo Club 2-35 Hi-Y 2: Golf 3-45 Cheer Leader 2-3. JOHN WALLACE ZIEGLER Chemistry Club 4, Pres.: Photo Club 2-3-43 Track 2-45 Footballg Hi-Y. MARTHA ELLEN RICHEY ANN ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN G.A.A. 4: Blue Tri 49 Hypho 4. MARY MAXINE RIMMER Blue Tri 29 Glee Club 2. ' x The Mcmhigcm Af I I L The M omhigan 12-B LUCILLE AKINS SARA ALACCA STERLING BAKER HELEN BEER DORIS BETZ GEORGE BIDD LE ROBERT BLACK ELAINE BLANK RUTH BOLLMAN .IANIE BOND EDNA BOOKWALTER LEO BOSTICK JACK BRANDT JESSIE BRYNER GAYLORD BUCHER ARNO BUCKMASTER MARY CAMPBELL LAWRENCE CARVER RICHARD COE PAUL CROPPER WALLACE CROWL FRANK CYPHERS EDWIN DAVIS HENRY DAWSON BERNICE DAY DOROTHY DEAN EARLE DEEMS BETTY DENT RICHARD DONNAN FRANK EDWARDS MARGARET FIEDLER ELAINE FOX MARY GAGE BUD GARDNER KATHLEEN GEHL DONALD GIVEN LEO HACKEDORN EVA HAGER LOUISE HASENZAHL EILEEN HILL KATHRYN HUBER CHARLES HUNT MILDRED JOHNS MADELINE KARKALIK MERLE KELSO GEORGE KESSIE RICHARD LEECH MYRTA LEVERING FREDERICK LEWIS WILLIAM LEWIS MARGARET LOESCH KITRIDGE LOUGHMAN ELINOR LONGSDORF HAROLD LUCKIE ALICE MARTIN ROBERT MEIER JUNE MERTZ JACK MILES ELAINE MOORE ROBERT MURPHY ALMA NEWSOME JEAN OSWALT ROBERT PARR LUCY PATTERSON MARTHA PFAFF EVELYN RADOVICH CATHERINE REINHART LEO RICHTER DONALD ROSS MARGARET RIZER MARGARET SAMS WILLIAM SHAFER BERNARD SHAY LARRY SKEESE MARTHA SMITH PAUL SMITH MARY LOUISE SPIKER EMILY STANKOVIC DANIEL STEHLE DOROTHY STEPHENSON CATHERINE STEVENSON JUNE STICHLER MIRIAM TAPPAN MARY TAYLOR MARILYN TODD HELEN TOMLIN EDWARD TREADWAY DONALD VAN GEEM VIOLA VALENTINE JACK WATTS MARLENE WIERMAN WILLIS WITZKY BETTY JANE YUNCKER WALTER ZIEGLER MARTHA DAVEY ABBIE I-IAYNES RICHARD TEALE ,M.-...L The M omhigan The Mcmhigcm 11-A BARNEY ADAMS WILLIAM AHRENDT KATHERINE ALBERS ALBERT ALLEN PATRICIA ANDERSON BETTY ANLIKER MILDRED ARDEA MARY BAER ALBERT BAERREN PAUL BAILET WILLIAM BAKER ELIZABETH BAKI JOHN BAKI NICHOLAS BAKI JOAN BALLIETT RICHARD BAUER FRANK BERTKA ROBERT BOTTOMLEY HELEN BAYER BETTY BEAL DOROTHY BECK MARJORIE BEIDELSCHIES MARJORIE BELL MAUREEN BERGSTROM JANE BERKLEY EDNA BERRY MARIAN BLANEY JEANNE BOALS RAYMOND BOWERSOCK ELEANOR BOLESKY MARTHA BRADLEY HELEN BRICKER JANE BRUCE CHARLES BUGBEE MURRAY BULLOCK LEONARD BURKHOLDER EARL BURNS FRED BUZARD VIOLET CALHOUN ERMA CALVER FRANCES CASE ROBERT CHAMPION ROBERT CHARLES GRANT CLARK TRUMAN CLARK DAVID COLE MADGE COLEMAN EDWIN CONSTANCE JAMES CONSTANCE LLOYD COTSENMOYER CATHERINE C RAIG MARY CREAMER ROBER T CRAMER STERLING CULP MABEL DAVIS MARY DALTON PAUL DAVIS RAY D GPUE RICHARD DENT VIRGINIA DERR JUNE DQVORE HAROLD DICKSON THELMA DICKSON LESTER DISKOSKY BILL DOW RUTH DODSON ESTHER DORN HELEN DOWNARD ELAINE DOWNS EDWARD DUNCAN HENRIETTA DUNCAN SHIRLEY E ISELE WANDA EMMER SHI RLEY ENGELSRUD LAWRENCE ESTILL ELIZABETH ETZEL DONNA ET ZWILER MARJORIE EWING JACK FAY ERMA FINLEY KATHRYN FIGHTER BETTY FISHER FRED FISHER MURRAY FISHER RICHARD FISK JOHN FRAI ROBERT FISHER FOGL ELEANOR FRASER TRESA FRISCH JOHN GANO GE RA LDINE FULTON DELEE GARBER KENNETH GARN HERBERT GARNES NAOMI GIFFIN THOMAS GE RHART EILEEN GIIVIBEL ESTHER GOETTL RUTH GOTTAS RICHARD GRAFMILLER The Manhigan W i LA The M anhigcm K WILLIAM GRANDON STEVE GRASSEL PAUL GRASSICK CHARIDTTE GRAY BETTE GREENE VIOLA GREGORIA DAVID HAGELBARGER - IRENE HAINER WILLIAM HALL JOHN HALLABRIN ROBERT HAMMETT DONALD HANSEN WILLIAM HAMMER LOIS HANNEWALD ROBERT HAMILTON FRED HANSON NORMA HARRISON ROBERT HASSINGER ROBERT HAWLEY ELIZABETH HARRIS DARYL HEISER ANNE HILDEBRAND RADENE HILL FRANK HOFFER BERNARD HOEL GERALDINE HOLLINGER WILLA HOLLINGSHEAD MARY HOLMES GRACE HONSE REBECCA HOWE BETTY HOULETTE ROBERT HOSTETTLER MARGARET JACOBY WILLIAM JACOBS ESTHER JENKINS PAUL JERGER EVELYN JOCHA LUCILLE JOHNSON LOUISE JOHNSON EDWARD KEPPLE CLINTON KEIFER MARGARET KELLER FRED KEMLE DOROTHY KENNEDY MARJORIE KIMES JOHN KINKLE WALTER KNEELAND HELEN KOCH WILLIAM KOCHERT KARL KOROKNAY OSCAR KREBS RICHARD KRUMM MADLINE KUENZLI THOMAS LAIRD GLENN LASER MADLYN LEARY DOLORES LEE BENJAMIN LEMERT RUTH LISTON HAROLD LOESCH WILLIAM LONG BETTY LOVE BETTY LYST DONALD MAGEE LEONARD MALONE HARRY MAPES GERALDINE MARLOW DORIS MARSHALL BETTY MARTIN ALICE MATHEWS VIOLET MATTHES MARY MATTOX HELEN MAYER STUART MEEHAN DAVID MEETING GWENDOLYN MERRITT HELEN METZGER MARY MILES DOROTHY IVIILLER MARY MILLER OWEN MILLER WILLIAM MOFFETT MARTHA MOORE RICHARD MOORE WILTON MORKEL WARREN MORR GERTRUDE MORROW HARVEY MOSELY AUDREY MORTON ALBERT MYERS ANDREW MCBRIDE META MCCLELLAN BYRDELLA MCFERREN JUNE MCLAUGHLIN MILDRED NANICH LEONARD OAKES ANNE OLSON DOROTHY OSWALT JERRY PALMER ANNE PASHEILICH The M omhigan The M anhigom SUE PASTE DONALD PENNEY HOWARD PRION DOROTHY RAND HENRY RAYBURN TRUE READ MARJORIE RESTLE ROBERT RHODES EARL ROADPOUCH JUANITA ROBERSON VERA ROBERTSON JERALD RUCHMAN GLADYS RUHL ROBERT SCANLON EVELYN SCHMIDT LOUISE SCHULER LEO SCHUSTER RICHARD SCHWAB JAMES SHAUM HELEN SHEPHARD VIVIAN SMELTZER WILLIAM SMITH GEORGE SOWERS WELDON SPURGEON MARIANNE STANDER EVELYN STELTS HELEN STERNBAUM KATHERINE STEWART MAX STICKLER BETTY STITT EDWIN STITT JAMES STOUGH ROBERT STRAUB WANDA STUCKY FRANCIS STULPIN HELEN STURGEON EMIL SUCH HARRY SWIMLEY ALADINO TADDEO WAYNE TERRY EDITH THIERLEIN KENNETH THOMAS MARY THOMPSON VIRGINIA THRUSH EVELYN TIMMONS EDITH TITHER ROBERT TOBIAS HERBERT UHDE NORMA UNDERWOOD JOHN VRBANAC FELICE WALKER LEONA WALTERS SAMUEL WELTY BETTY WENTZ MARY WENTZ MARY WERNER HELEN WHISLER WILLIAM WHITLATCH JOHN WININGER ANDREW WOODBERRY MAXINE ZEDIKER RUPERT COX JOHN LaFEVRE NAOMI GANDERT RICHARD KURTZ ROBERT MCANINCH ANGELO MOTT B. OWENS RUTH SIMON VIRGINIA SUTTON BETTY UHLICH LEOTTA ZELLNER MARY GUTSCHALL The M omhigan The M anhigfm 1 1-B LaDORIS ABBOTT ROSEMA MAR RY ALACCA Y BAIR EARL BATES ROBERT BE DWAIN BEAL RRY EDWARD BETZ MARY BLACK HOWARD BLOSSOMGAME BETTY BOT ELEANOR BOOCK TOMLEY JUNE BOTZER GEORGE BOWERS WILLIAM BRUBACH VIRGINIA BUCHTER MARGERY BUELL LeMOINE CAVIN ALL EN CLINE JOHN COLUMBUS WILLIAM CONDON SELWYN COPELAND ROBERT DITTRICH DALE DOTY DONALD EBBERT CLEO FAIR MARILYN ECKSTEIN ROBERT FLEMING MARJORIE FONKALSRUD ROBERT FRONTZ MARJORIE GALE LAVONER GALLOWAY JAMES JAC GILBERT K GLAZE KAY GLESSNER WILLIAM GORBY BRUCE GRUNEISEN THERESA HALLABRIN LAURA HAMILTON MARY HARDEN MARIAN HOFFMAN JANET JAMES LU CILL E JARRETT LORENZ JERGER KATHRYN KASER EILEEN KIMMEL PAUL KOPCHOK WILLIAM LASER DAVID LAUTSBAUGH JACK LYONS JANEITH MERRILL MARGUERITE MILLER MARJORIE MILLER BETTY MINARD RICHARD MORGAN ROYDEN MOTSON MARJORIE MOUNTAIN FLOYD MYERS OLIVER MCALLISTER KATHLEEN MaCINTOSH RALPH NELSON KENNETH NEVIN BETTY OBORN KATHERINE POCOCK GENEVIEVE RICHARD DONNA RICHESON ROBERT RUBE RICHARD SAMSEL ERMA SCHENK THERESA SCHISLER HELEN SCHNEIDER MARJORIE SHASKY WENDELL SHAULL JOSEPH SHEETS RICHARD SHIVLEY ROBERT SIEBERT ROBERT SLISHER ELLEN SMITH RUBY SPEARS MARTHA SPETKA JAMES STARK RICHARD STEVICK EVANGELINE STONE JOHN STRETCH JACK SWARTZ MARY SWEET RICHARD TAPPER DONALD UNDERWOOD JEAN VOYIK VIRGINIA WAGNER JAMES WAPPNER KARL WAPPNER MILDRED WAPPNER HELEN WEST EVELYN WHIPP EARL WILSON HENRY WINBIGLER LUENA WINKLE RUTH WINKLER RUSSELL WOODS BERNARD YOAKAM P The M anhigcm I ,, ,J The M cmhigom MINNIE LOU BARNETT WILLIAM FISHBACK FRED HALLABRIN FORREST LOECKEL SHIRLEY SHAFFER BETTY JANE ACKERMAN VVILLIAM ACKERMAN JUNE ADAMS JULIA ANDRE MARY ANGELO RALPH ARLIN MIRIAINI ARMSTRONG HORTENSE BACHRACH JANICE BASINGER ARLENE BAUMAN MIRIAM BAUER MAURINE BEAL MARGARET BECHTLER DALE BECHTEL CURTIS BEIDELSCHIES HELEN BEILSTEIN DOROTHY BELL ADAM BERNHARDT HENRY BERTKA JOSEPH BISHOP LUE DORA BLACK RUTH BLANEY KATIIERINE BOLIANTZ JAVETTA BOOKMYER DONNA MAE BOWMAN WILLIAM BOWMAN CHARLES BOYCE MARGUERITE BOYER CHARLOTTE BRIGHTBILL BARBARA BRUNNER HARRIETT BUCKMASTER DARRELL BUSH RAYMOND BUSH THELMA BUSH NANCY JEAN BUSHNELL ELIZABETH BURKHOLDER MARJORIE CALVER DALE CALLIHAN GENE CAMPBELL HELEN CAMPBELL ELEANOR CARVER NORMA JANE CASEY RACHEL CATON SHIRLEY CHILDS ELIZABETH CHOKROFF CAROLINE CIANCI MINNIE CLEMENTS ALEXANDER COLANGELO CLAUDINE COLANGELO MILDRED COLLINS The M rmhigcm 10-A The M omhigan MILTON CORNELL JOSEPH COSENTINO ELLEN CRAMER HAROLD CREPS LORETTA CREPS BERTHA CROAK OBED CROWNOVER ROBERT CROWE VIRGINIA CUPP RUTH CYPHERS GRACE DARLING BETTY JANE DAVIS SAMUEL DAVIS ROBERT DEBO CHARLES DEMOSS PETER DESCHNER MILDRED DeYARMON LUCY DINGER ROBERT DONNAN VALERIE DORMAN PAUL DOUGLAS HAROLD DUDA EDWARD DUNE MARLIN DURBIN NAOMI DYE VERA DURBIN BETTY JANE EDWARDS DON ALD EICHIN JACK EICHLER FAYE ELLE EMIL EISEN R BETTY ELROD LYLE ERNSBERGER WILLIAM FENSCH WILLIAM FE RGESON DON FINEFROCK MARGARET FINNEY JACOB FISHER MARIE FLEISHER ALBERTA FLORO WILMA FOLMER GEORGE FOX ' GERALDINE FRANK JACK FRY HAROLD GALLAGHER ANNA GAZDAK MARY GENTILLE VIR GINIA GERKE DANIEL GLICK RICHARD HAMILTON FREDERICK GORDON ROBERT GRAHAM ALMA LEE GREEN ROBERT GROVE MABEL HAHNE RICHARD HALDEMAN DONALD HALL RHEA HALL MARTIN HALLABRIN MARGARET HAMMOND BETTY HANLON JACK HANNAN WANDA HARBAUGH DOROTHY HARDING JAMES LEE HART HOWARD HEIFNER ELAINE HELLINGER DONALD HERMAN RICHARD HERSHEY JOHN HICKS RAYMOND HILDEBRAND ARTHUR HOFFINIAN WILLIAM HOFFMAN THEODORE HOLLINGER WILLIAM HOLLINGSHEAD NORMA HORN MARY ELLEN HOSTETTER HELEN HURSH EIJOISE HUSUNG RUTH HUSUNG JEANETTE ISALY MARY JACKSON RICHARD JAMES IRETA JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON DOROTHY JENKINS HELEN KALER ELAINE KARKALIK GARNET KARL LOUIS KATHREIN DORIS KENNEDY EUGENE KEPLAR GEORGE KITREMOS GLORIA KLINE MARY KOMAN HENRY KONVES DONNA KREISHER GERTRUDE KULLMAN JOHN KUTSCHALL FRANK LADD The M anhigan , M., ...A The M cmlwlgcm WALTER LAKE ROBERT LARSON EVELYN LASH ELEANOR LAVER LOUISE LAYLAND WILLIAM LAYTON DOROTHY LEECH JOSEPH LEHR DELPHINE LANDERVILLE VIRGINIA LINHAIVI JOHN LINTA JOAN LOCKE MARJORIE LOOMIS MARJORIE MAHON CHARLES MAJORS MARIE MARBLE EILEEN MARLOVV FOREST MARLOW EARLE MASSA MARCELLA MATHIAS JOAN MARTIN CATHERINE MAVROMATIS EVELYN MAYO JOHN MECKLEM ROBERT MEESE RUTH MEISEL DOROTHY MEISTER HELEN MELVIN GAYLE MERRILL LaNOLA MEYERS RICHARD MILES ELEANOR MILLER MAXWELL MILLER ALICE MOATS ETTA MOORE ROBERT MOORHEAD JACK MORROW FRANK MOXVERY VIRGIL MUMAW ROBERT MURRAY WILLIAM MYERS JAMES MCCARTNEY ELSIE MCCONNELL CHARLES MCCLURE DONALD MCCLURE SHIRLEY MCFADDEN DAVID MCGINTY RICHARD MCMULLEN EVA MCQUILLEN RICHARD NAGLE LAVIZA NEAL GICNEVIIZ X' IC N ICKERSON RICHARD NICIIOIIAS LOUIS NIXON DONNA OIBOIIN VIOLA CYBIAIIA IIIUIIARD I'AI.MER MAIIGAIZICT PASIIICILICH DOIIIS PEAT IGYICARD PICNKOSIC HI'D4 II.I'II PERRY ICMILY PIVOT IFRAN Ii I'II.O HUT! I PITTMAN YI IIGINI A I'ITTMAN JAIXIICS PORTER ALIZICRT IIOTII IEPLTTY JANE POTTS ROIBICIIT PYGII LUIS I-ZANCK FRANK RA I TCH IIOXYAIID IIAY MARY ICIGALIQ DOICOTIIY RIUIIICY ALIEERT IZIM HER HOXVAIIIJ RIPVICII ALICE RIIOAIJS IZALPII IZOHBINS HVIZTON ROIEICIITSON JAM ICS RUTH DOROTHY IIOISINSON IZOIZICIZT IIOTII RUBY IZOXYE ROI IIC ICI' RUUKIXIAN JACK R IFSSELI, .Ii JI IN IIUPANOVIC V IOLIQT RYAN MARY SA MS JAN JOIIN SCHAMIEI IC'I'I SANIEOIZN I.OI'ISI5 SAVDICR 2 IC ALIEIGRT SCIINITZEH ANDRICXX' SC'HOI.I.ICIT KATIIICIIINE SCIIXVARZ MAIQGAIZIYI' SCOTT THOMAS SCOTT GLIZNN SEATON VIOL,E'I' EVA SIGIIRING DINITI SELISY III'I3Y SIIADFIL The M cmhigcm I The M cmhigrm LEON SHAFFER RICHARD SHEEHE DAVID SHELLEY DOROTHY SHERMAN TREVA SHOUP RUBY SHIPP RUTH SIMMONS WALTER SIMON JACK SLAYBAUGH CLARA SMITH ISAAC SMITH CHARLOTTE SNODGRASS FLORENCE SNYDER MARION SOUTHWARD LaDONNA SPREE ANITA STEBELTON HELEN STEHLE JOSEPH STEHLE GERALDINE STEWART ROBERT STEWART THELMA STINEBRING MARY SEEBURGER DALE SWINGLER GROVER SWOYER RICHARD TAYLOR RICHARD TERMAN EARL THOMAS PATRICIA TODD ERMA TOLLIVER JOHN TURNER MARY VIRGINIA TURNER VIRGINIA TURNER HAZEL TUTTLE PAUL VESPER NAOMI VELZY DOROTHY WAGNER EDWIN UMBARGER VIVIAN WALTER BETTY JANE WALTERS FREDA WALTERS WAHNITA WALTERS EVA JEAN WARGA CHARLES WATSON ELIZABETH WHARTON DOROTHY WILGING DONALD WINTERS ARL WILLIAMS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS WILLARD WISE MARCIA WOLF WILLIS WYGANT ROBERT WYMER RUTH WYMER LESTER WYNN MARGARET ZEDIKER FREDERICK ZIMMERMAN IMOGENE ZIMMERMAN MARGARET ZIMMERMAN DAISY ZIRKEL MARGENE BLANK JOSEPH FREIHEIT ROBERT HAAG STRAKARD MCKINNEY JUANITA MILLER PAUL PARCENUE MARTHA PARGE HAROLD RHINEHART MARY SARAFIS ALBERTA SCHNITZER The M anhigan The M rmhigan 10-B GEORGIA ALVAN HOWARD AMMETER LOUISE AUNGST MARY BADER TERETHA BARNETT GEORGE BATES JANET BAUGHMAN RAYMOND BAUER JOSEPH BECK FRANCES BER'TSCH CHARLES BETZ MARJORIE BETZ LEONA BIDINGER DOROTHY BLACKSTONE HAROLD BOGNER LAWRENCE BOYLAND WARREN BRADFORD THOMAS BRIGHTWELL JANET BUCHER ROBERT BURNS EUGENIA BUSHNELL DAVID CHATLAIN THOMAS CLEMENTS BERNICE CLINE WADE CLOW FRANCES COFFMAN MARY CSORDAS BETTY CALLIN ELEANOR DAMOFF RUTH DIEHL LYDIA DISTL LILLIAN DOTY MILDRED DURBIN EDWARD EISELE VIRGINIA FAIRMAN LUCILLE FETTER ALBERT FRIDAY RICHARD FRYE JANET GADFIELD REX GARRISON LOUISE GILDERSLEEVE HELEN GOARD MARGARET GRAVES SAM HALL MARY HALLABRIN NAOMI HAMBLIN DOROTHY HAMILTON JESSE HAMLIN RICHARD HANNON WILLIAM HARMONY MAXINE HARTMANN VIRGINIA HARVEY MARJORIE IIATFIELD PIIILIP IIILLIGOSS MIKE IIORVATII VELMA HOUT JACK HUGHES CHRIST JACKSON JOSEPH JERGER BERTIIA JESSEN FRANK JOCHA MIRIAM JOHNSON NE'I l'IE JOHNSON BE'I I'Y JONES ELFRIEDA JUNDT RICHARD KALSTEIN EIXIMA KELLER JANET KELLY GLADYS KERR ANNA KONVES JOIIN KOROKNAY IEETTY KRUPP RICHARD LANE MIKE LEITENBERGER 1 JAMES LEMUNYON ANITA LIFSON XVILBIIR LINN ANNA JANE LLOYD JOSEPH LOGAN MAE JUSTINE LONG MARY LOU MARKS EUGENE MARKLEY KENNETH IXIAPES MARY MAXKVELL MARY ALICE MEAD MARILYN IXIEIER JANE MILLER MILDRED MILLER VIVIAN MILLER POLLY IXIORRISSEY HELEN MOSIIER CAROLINE MYERS GERALDINE IXIc'KEE ANNA MARIE MCQIYAID HELEN NOVAK GEORGE O'I7ELL ALBERT OSBORN VVILLIAM OSISORN MARGARET OSVVALT BEVERLY PACE The Mcmhigom The M cmhigcm PATRICIA PALMER ELIZABETH PARDON BETTY PEARCE CARL MAUL JOHN PFAHLER NATALIE POWELL DAVID PRION ROBERT PROSSER MARIE REED ELOISE RICKER ERNEST ROBINSON LOIS ROBINSON DALE ROPP EUGENE RUDOLPH JOCOB RUPANOVIC RUTH SAMS VIRGINIA SANDERSON CHARLES SCHNEIDER LUELLA SECRIST CORTEZ SHEPHERD RALPH SHIVELY ELIZABETH SIBERT WAYNE SIEGFRIED MARSHALL SMITH MARY ALICE SMITH MIRIAM SMITH ROBERT SMITH RUTH SMITH WILLIAM SNYDER JUNE STATLER MORRIS STEVENSON CHARLOTTE STOMPS ESTHER STONE WILLIAM STOUGHTON WILLARD STUCKEY DAIL STUMPH RUTH THOMAS ALICE TREADWAY HELEN TRENEFF JOAN TWITCHELL EDNA WADDELL MARGARET WADSWORTH MARTHA WAPPNER RICHARD WENTZ EVELYN WHITE HAROLD WILLIAMS MARY JEAN WOLFF HAROLD WYNN MARGARET ZELLNER ROBERT VVILTROUT CHARLES BATES VERNE CRIST STELLA DANDAKIS MARIE LEEPER DOROTHY OBORN ROBERT PUGH MARGIE SILCOTT The M omhigan b 4 URGANIZA TIONS 0 54 The M cmhigom Red Cross 'Council Third Row: Alverne Bates, Louise Bush, Frances Case Helen Downard, Elaine Fox, Herbert Garnes, Kathleen Gehl, Robert Hostetler. Second Row: Rebecca Howe, Helen Koch, Dorothy Klohs, Esther Lantz, Margaret Kochheiser, Alice Matthews, Betty Rettig. First Row: Katherine Schwartz, Marjorie Siegfried, Betty Jane Smith, Thelma Still, Robert Straub, Norma Underwood, Ruth Wentland, Ann Zimmerman. Photo Club First Row: Rudolph Perry, Howard Ray, Grover Swoyer, Robert Tobias, Edwin Umbarger, John Vrbanac, Willis Wygant, John Ziegler, Walter Ziegler, Marjorie Restle. Second Row: Robert Larson, William Layton, Richard Leech, Clifford Melching, Vivian Miller, Wilton Morkel, Jack Morrow, Robert Murphy, Robert McAninch, Charles McClure. Third Row: Lemoine Cavin, Richard Chapman, Elaine Downs, Marjorie Ewing, John Fraifogl, Frederick Hanson, Louise Hasen- zahl, Bernard Hoel, Helen Koch, Janet Kelly. The M anhigcm 55 1 Chemistry Club Front Row: Holly Baker, Tom Maxwell, Eleanor Proshek, Donald Given, John Gano, Carolyn Lutz, Betty .lean Horner, Iona Hale, Albert Beer, Donald Hauserman, Joseph Bishop, Myrta Levering, Harold Loesch, Robert Murphy, George W. Hypes, Advisor. Second Row: Joe Stofer, John Ziegler, William Layton, David Hagelbarger, John Culler, Richard Metcalf, Gert Jessen, Charles Bushman, Richard Chapman, Kenneth Wharton, Grover Swoyer. M Association Back Row: Harold Luckie, Rudolph Perry, Noel Morgan, John Kinkel, Richard Nagle, Russell Hoff, Kenneth Thomas, Ralph Pearce, Dan Stehle, Bob Fleming, Bert Skelly, Bob Ellison, Fred Buzzard. Second Row: Fred Lewis, Bill Locke, Dick Metcalf, Ed Chatlain, Charles Bookwalter, Jack Miles, Gaylord Bucher. Front Row: Carol Kelly, Dick Sampsel, Gil Weigand, Jim McConnell, Gerald Bean, John Linta, Earle Deems, Walter Ziegler, Jerry Dent. 1 NTT.- 7Il...,.'l.f-....,-- O0 .L ILU LU LL'I1,l0'LyUfIb Girls, Glee Club First Row: Virginia Pittman, Marguerite Burkholder, Etta Long, Florence Smith, Ruth Schuck, Margaret Rizer, Radene Hill, Louise Hasenzahl, Esther Lantz, Kathleen Macintosh, Bessie Hoover, Marjorie Siegfried, Elaine Schiller, Mary Gutschall, Louise Bush, Esther Goettl, Margaret Loesch, Jane Miller, Joan Twitchell, Betty Rettig, Thelma Still, Marjorie Ader, Wanda Emmer. Second Row: Martha Winkler, Ruth Snider, Vivian Miller, Miriam Johnson, Marie Marble, Patricia Todd, Eleanor Carver, Ruth Wentland, Alvern Bates, Esther Boliantz, Georgiann Logas, Louise Gildersleeve, Geraldine Stewart, Helen Kaler,, La Nola Myers, Eva McQuillen, Elizabeth Burkholder, Emily Picot, Katherine Mavromatis. Third Row: Mary Csordas, Carolyn Myers, Gertrude Kulman, Alice Moats, Betty Hanlen, Betty Anliker, Janise Sanborn, Vivian Walters, June Adams, Janet Kelly, Virginia Fairman, Margaret Copeland, Shirley McFadden, Martha Parge. Fourth Row: Meta McClellan, Erma Calver, Charlotte Brightbill, Betty Pierce, Margaret Wadsworth, Katherine Boliantz, Marilyn Meier, Violet Ryan, Margaret Kelly, Delphine Landerville, Lora May Neil. Fifth Row: Eleanor Damoff, Juanita Robertson, Alice Rhodes, Beverly Pace, Lillian Doty, Evadean Selby, Louise Sauder, Betty Krupp, Betty Jones, Elaine Hillenger. Drum and Bugle Corps First Row: Nancy Bushnell, Hortense Bachrach, Louise Hasenzahl, Mary Ann Huch, Kathryn Kaser, Meta McClellan, Betty Hanlen, Donna Mae Bowman, Martha Spetka, Evelyn Radovitch, Dorothy Bell, Ruth Liston, Ruby Rowe, Jeanette James, Mary Holmes. Second Row: Marjorie Maglott, Lucille Magee, Betty Rettig, Eleanor Wilcox, Alice Ladd, Louise Thoma, Ruth Snider, Etta Long, Helen Koch, Marjorie Fonkalsrud, Jean Oswalt, Elaine Fox, Helen Mae Tomlin, Myrta Levering, Grace Honse, Third Row: Mary Pease, Ruth Bollman, Florence Smith, Thelma Southward, Louise Bush, Marjorie Siegfried, Wilma Sauder, Mary Gage, Katherine Reinhart, Margaret Fiedler, Margaret Loesch, Ruth Schuck, Joan Stout. The Mcmhigcm 57 A Capella Choir First Row: Virginia Pittman, Marguerite Burkholder, Etta Long, Florence Smith, Ruth Schuck, Radene Hill, Myrta Levering, Louise Hasenzahl, Grace Honse, Esther Lantz, Kathleen MacIntosh, Bessie Hoover, Marjorie Siegfried, Elaine Schiller, Mary Gutschall, Louise Bush, Ruth Simmons, Margaret Loesch, Lucille Magee, Jane Miller, Joan Twitchell, Mary Virginia Turner, Betty Rettig, Thelma Still. Second Row: Dorothy Peat, DeLee Garber, Katherine Stewart, Ruth Wentland, Margaret Rizer, Marie Marble, Patricia Todd, Eleanor Carver, Alvern Bates, Shirley Childs, Esther Goettl, Betty Edwards, Esther Boliantz, Helen Stenstrom, Dorothy Bell, Georgiann Logas, Hortense Baehrach, Anne Pasheilich, Grace Darling, Marjorie Ader, Wanda Emmer. Third Row: Javetta Bookmeyer, Ruth Meisel, Geraldine Frank, Miriam Johnson, Vivian Miller, Anna Marie McQuald, Betty Jean Wolf, Martha Bradley, Martha Winkler, Ruth Snider, Eleanor Miller, Elizabeth Burkholder, Louise Gildersleeve, Emily Picot, Clara Smith, Nancy Bushnell, Ellen Cramer, Naomi Dye, Geraldine Stewart. Fourth Row: Vivian Smeltzer, Betty Anliker, Jean Russell, Louise Layland. Vivian Walters, Ruth Simon, Janet Kelly, Virginia Fairman, La Nola Myers, Eva MeQuil1an, Helen Kaler, Barbara Brunner. Fifth Row: Donald Fatkin, Rirhard Kurtz, Henry Rayburn, Paul Davis, Willis Lewis, Jim Hart, Forest Marlow, Joseph Sheets, Frederick Hanson, Ralph Arlin, Wilton Morkel, Harold Duda, David McGinty, John Gano, Rudolph Perry. Boys' Glee Club J. Merton Holcombe, Robert Buckman, Richard Kertz, Donald Fatkin, Wilton Morkel, Henry Rayburn, Frank Pilo, Willis Lewis, Fred Hanson, Ralph Arlin, David McGinty, Richard Shcehe, Forest Marlow, Rudolph Perry, Harold Duda, Joe Sheets, Jake Rupanovic. .4 58 The M anhigcm Las Jim Orchestra t Row: Margery Ader, Dorothy Applan, Alvin Bachrach Janet Baughrnan, Dale Bechtel, Curtis Beidelschies, Carl Berry, Eleanor Carver. Third Row: Robert Charles, Elizabeth Chokreff, Virginia Cupp, Marjorie Fonkalsrud, Jack Frye, Janise Griswold, David Haglebarger, Naomi Hamblen, Fred Hansen, .Tim Hart. Second Row: Evelyn Helbig, Gladys Kerr, Walter Lake, Robert Larson, William Long, Geraldine Marlow, Mary Alice Mead, William Myers, Louis Nixon, Berlington Owens. First Row: Robert Prosser, Lois Robinson, Ruth Smith, LaDonna Spree, Thelma Still, Evangeline Stone, Helen Treneff, Dorothy Wagner, Marcia Wolf, Willis Wygant. Band Hart, Royden Motson, Marjorie Calver, Mary Baer, Lyle Ernsberger, Owen Miller, Thelma Still, Mary Alice Smith, Robert McAninch, William Kochert, Robert Prosser, David Hagelbarger, Richard Shively, Robert Goebert, Paul Smith, Ruth Blandy, Bertha Croak, Edna Bookwalter, Cleo Fair, Mary Lou Marks. Richard Krumm, Alice Treadway, Marjorie Silcott, Geraldine Brightbill, Richard Schettler, Helen Damlos, Dorothy Bergman, Dorothy Wagner, Marjorie Lay, Harold Wynn, Ralph Arlin, Harold Duda, Dorothy Leech, Rudolph Perry, Dorothy Klohs, Virginia Sanderson, Dorothy Jenkins, Marguerite Burkholder, Margaret Kochheiser, Barbara Schneider, Raymond Holmes, Gladys Ruhl, Robert Pugh, Robert Larson, Walter Lake, David McGinty, Lester Diskosky, Robert Black, John Turner, Mary Gutschall, Louis Nixon, James McCartney, Fred Sturgeon, Mr. Holcombe, Gerald Bean, William Shaffer, Robert Norris, Louise Schuler, Jack Franks, - The Manhigcm 59 Student Representative Council Back Row: Raymond Bush, Harold Williams, Mike Horvath, Jack Lyons, Jack Slaybaugh, Ken Thompson, Robert Beer, David Droz, Richard Chapman, Andrew Mitchell. Next Row: Jerry Dent, James McConnell, Robert McCormick, Fred Hanson, John Gano, Robert Murphy, Earl Deems, Mr. Stout. Next Row: Esther Boliantz, Kathryn Kaser, Mary Spicer, Sue Paste, Paul Smith, Betty Jane Yuneker, Jessie Bryner. Next Row: Wanda Emmer, Dorothy Bell, William Condon, Louise Bush, June Mertz, Alice Martin, Eva Hager. Front Row: Kathryn Fighter, Mary Bair, William Locke, Elaine Schiller, Esther Lantz, Thelma Still, Holly Baker. Red Masque Back Row: Eleanor Wilcox, Thelma Still, Pauline Folmer, Bette Jeanne Horner, Robert Ellison, William Shafer, John Culler, David Hagelbarger, E. H. Heasley, Helen Downard Thelma Dickson, Helen Mae Tomlin, Joan Stout, Marjorie Ader. Middle Row: Eva Jean Marmet, Mary Spicer, Elaine Schiller, Esther Lantz, Robert Boniece, Elizabeth Snyder, Margaret Koch- heiser. Front Row: Robert Tobias, Richard Donnan, James Hart, Robert Meese, John Gano, Willis Lewis, Robert Warner. , 60 The Mcmhigcm -- George Williams-Senior Hi-Y Front Row: Dick Donnan, Dick Chapman, Bob Boniece, Bob Murphy, Don Hauserman, Bert Skelly, Carl Berry. Second Row: Charles Bushman, Bob McCormick, Jim McConnell, Ralph Pearce, Dick Metcalf, Earle Deems, Fred Lewis, Bob Beer. Third Row: Tom Wright, John Ziegler, Alvin Bachrach, Ken Thompson, Dave Droz, Bill Shafer, John Culler, Paul Smith, Walter Ziegler, Mr. Bishop, advisor. John Sherman-Junior Hi-Y Front Row: Howard Ripper, Dick Sampsel, Wilton Morkel, William Condon, Dick Shively, Jack Lyons, Truman Clark, John Kinkel. Second Row: Harry Mehock, Jerry Palmer, Leonard Malone, Ben Lemert, Dick Shaw, John Gano, Harold Loesch, Albert Allen, Henry Rayburn. Third Row: Harold Burns, advisor: William Dow, William Ahrendt, Frederick Hanson, David Hagelbarger, Robert Straub, William Fishback, Albert Baerren, Bernard Hoel, Richard Grafmiller, Dick Stevick, Harold Dickson. Other Members: Bill Lewis, Robert Tobias, Kenneth Nevin, Robert Rhoads, Robert Fleming, Dave Lautsbaugh, James Gilbert, William Long. pm., o The Manlvfigcm S0phm0re Hi-Y Back Row: .lack Hughes, Robert Prosser, Robert Stewart, Richard McMullen, Harold Wynn, William Harmony, David Shelley, Marshall Smith, Harold Williams, Donald Ealcin, Albert Friday. Second Row: Tom Scott, Donald Finefrock, James LeMunyon, Marion Southward, Richard Taylor, Warren Bradford, Leon Shaf- fer, Charles Bates. First Row: Robert Larson, William Snyder, William Auckerman, William Hollingshead, Charles Reidenbaugh, Robert Meisc, Grover Sxvoyer, Mr. Rahn, adviser. Social Science Service Club Standing: Jessie Bryner, Meta McClellan, Helen Dmvnard, Marceille Cline, Margaret Fiedler, Dorothy Stephenson, Barbara Schneider, Dorothy Svhnitxer, Minerva Darling, Frances Case, Shirley Childs, Thelma Dickson, Donna Kreisher, Virginia Sanderson, Virginia Turner. Seated: Margaret Evans, Eva Hager, Betty Rettig, Ruth Wentland, Ruth Sanderson, Bert Skelly, Don Hauserman, Mr. Coe. 61 62 The Mfmhigfm , 4 - A . Q' .I A 1 'qii Q. A .. , 5 T ..-Q At . , ,. A 7 AA f , ..:w.A-lt 'AA ' ' aan. A 'A ' A, v' ' A' A llv' l it - 5 .1 . V ws - ill , H A Qi Q ' le -. ,, , ,V - , . , , , . V , J- , .. , F , . 4... . .1 .. A . I- A Q - ,Q . A P , I V J Q 1 in .Q i..a'-,. - 'A . r' , 9 ., ji., Q .A-A F-.. A- . A 'J , H ..,. f 7 ,F , - T .. : :,A ' A ' ' ' ,,. , .. 'Ay 2:-.4 Ji.. if mi.. '12-221.321 ,Q I , A' A at . j :ei 'T , . .. . 1 . . . . 1.5. . , I , L A .. b A, . . 4... .g . . J ,V,..,, 5 quzvl 15 .i f. A V. - v - ..1,. zta I .XA . -,A A . A :X ,nal - . YA - . , . . . - .. ' . J H - , 6 e .ik 1 X A ' .. I, -VPZ - V VA1- E ' . . V i . A ,I A , i ,4 , ..,, 4, , V . -K A 4 - J .,A. . . we '-'A 1 , , , T 14- , A J ' ,,A . fv.. .4-. , ,, , if - A. - .af-. I- rg V- i.s, , a,..,,E I- T, . W Q , A Y F Q J s . 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Kaser, J. Kelly, A. Ladd, E. Lash, D. Lee, M. Levering, R. Liston, J. Locke, E. Long, B. Love, M. Mahon. M. Marks D. Marshall B. Martin, A. Mathews, M. Mathias, M. Maxwell, K. Mavromatis, R, Meisel, J. Mertz, E. Miller, Marg. Miller, Mary Miller, Mildred Miller, M. Moore, S. McFadden, M, Nanich, A. Newsome, J. Oswalt. M. Oswalt, L. Patterson, D. Peat, M. Pfaff, K. Pocock, M. Restle, M. Rizer, L. Sauder, W. Sauder, E. Shiller, L. Scott, K. Schwarz, M. Seigfried, M. Shaffer, M. Shasky, H. Shepherd, A. Smith, F. Snyder, M. Spetka, E. Stelts, H. Sturgeon, E. Timmons, M. Thompson, M. Todd, M. Turner, F. Walker, L. Walters, D. Wilging, M. Wentz, M. Werner, E. Wilsox, R. Wymer, M. Zediker, A. Zimmerman, M. Zimmerman. Blue Tri First Row: K. Albers, H. Bachrach, M, Bader, H. Baker, J. Balliett, J. Basinger, A. Bauman, E. Beal, H. Beer, D. Bell, M. Black, M. Blaney, R. Blaney, J. Boals, E. Bolesky, R. Bollman, J. ond, B. Bottomley, D. Bowman, J. Bruce. Second Row: B. Brunner, J. Bryner, V. Buchter, M. Burkholder, L. Bush, N. Bushnell, M. Calver, S. Childs, G. Cline, A. Clow, tContinued on following pagel The M anhigan 63 J i. .vlmf ,,.pnll '. T'he 1937 Manhigan Staff Editors: James McConnell, Holly Baker, William Shafer, Kathleen Gehl, Joan Balliett, Robert McAninch, Evelyn Jocha, Bette Greene, Selwyn Copeland, Ellen Cramer, Jack Morrow, Evelyn Mayo, David Chatlain. Business Staff: Jack Snyder, Eleanor Proshek, Bob Murphy, Kathryn Fighter. Typists: Ethel Heuss, Elsie Swanson. Business Advisor: Mr. Sherman. Editorial Advisor: Mr. Van Arnam. Blue Tri fContinued from page 623 R. Collett, E. Cramer, G. Darling, D. Dean. M. DeYarmon, T. Dickson, M. Eckstein, S. Eisel, V. Fairman. Third ROW! M- Fiedler. M- Finney, P. FOIIIIGY. G. Frank. E- Fraser, J. Gadfield, M. Gage, K. Gehl, N. Giffon, K. Glessne., C. Gray, J. Griswold, M. Gutchall, E. Hager, M. Hahn. I. Hale, D. Harbough, L. Hasinzahl, E. Hellinger, W. Hollingshead. Fourth Row: V. Hoolver, B. Horner, K. Huber, H. Hursh, M. Jackson, D. Jenkins, L. Jenkins, B. Jones, D. Kennedy, G. Kerr, D. Klohs, M. Kocheiser, D. Kreisher, E. Lantz, A. Lifson, M. Loesch, E. Long, BnLove, C. Lutz, K. MacIntosh. Fifth Row: M. Maglott, D. Marshall, J. Mertz, J. Miller, M. Miller, R. Newton, M. Oaks, A. Olson, J. Oswalt, P. Palmer, S. Paste, B. Pearce, E. Picot, M. Pfaff, K. Reinhart, M. Restle, A. Rhoads, M. Rizer, L. Robinson, R. Rowe. Sixth Row: M. Ruhlen, R. Sanderson, V. Sanderson, R. Schuck, E. Selby, H. Shepherd, V. Smeltzer, F. Smith, M. Smith, Mary Smith, Miriam Smith, C. Snodgrass, E. Snyder, T. Southward, M. Spetka, M. Spiker, D. Stephenson, T. Still, J. Stout, M. Taylor. Seventh Row: M. Thompson, V. Thrush, E. Timmons, E. Tither, M. Todd, P. Todd, H. Tomlin, M. Turner, H. Tuttle, it Tiwitchell, M. Wadsworth, M. Wappner, M. Wentz, M. Werner, E. Wilcsx, R. Winkle, J. Wolff, B. Yuncker, M. Zediker, . immerman. 64 The M anhigcm Hyph0nerian Back Row: Don Hauserman, Richard Grafmiller, Kathryn Fighter, Robert Murphy, Mariann Stander, Donna Etzwiler, Alice Mathews, William Fishback, Thomas Laird, Donald Given. Front Row: Albert Beer, Ann Zimmerman, Jessie Bryner, Kathryn Huber, Miriam Tappan, Mary Gage, Florence Smith Back Row: David Hagelbarger, Harold Loesch, Robert Tobias, Maurice Gowing, Martha Davey, Betty Yunker, Eleanor Wilcox, William Shafer. Front Row: Kenworthy Thompson, Lucy Patterson, Robert Beer, David Droze, Janise Griswold, Jerry Dent. The Mcmhigcm Q ATHLET ICS , The M cmhigan J. Russell Murphy Coach J. Russell Murphy and Harry E. Mehock have 1 been running our athletic de- partment for quite a few years and Mansfield teams , are still among the best. 1 Coach Murphy put another , championship football team on the field this year and the Tygers basketball squad was one of the best ever. . Harry Mehock has not been idle by any means with his eleventh annual Relays the biggest sports extravaa ganza of M. H. S., and his Winning Red Streaks. Mans- field high school can well be proud of her athletic achieve- ments. 1936 Football Schedule Sept. 19-Mansfield .... -- 20 Cambridge -- Sept. 26-Mansfield .... .... 7 Massillon --- Oct. 9-Mansfield --- -- 53 Marion ---- Oct. 10-Mansfield --- -- 14 Mt. Vernon --- Oct. 17-Mansfield --- - 2 Sandusky --- Oct. 24-Mansfield --- -- 33 Shelby ----- Oct. 31-Mansfield ----- -- 47 Galion --- Nov. 7-Mansfield --- ---- -- 25 Dover --- Nov. 14-Mansfield --- -- 13 Ashland --- Total Points --- ---- 214 i'League games. W.ON 7 LOST 2 N. C. O. League WON 5 LOST O Harry E. Mehock -- 0 -- 40 -- Ot -'Yak 6 -- Oak -- Ot -- 12 Ox: 65 The Manhigcm 1936 Mansfield Football Squad Snapped Uff Duty 1936 Football Mansfield's 1936 gridiron team repeated its policy of last year by again defeating five teams to win the N. C. O. League championship. The Murphymen defeated the league squads of Ashland, Shelby, Mt. Vernon, Galion, and Marion. They also downed the Dover and Cambridge elevens, but bowed to Sandusky and the championship Mas- sillon team. The locals' shifty plays were run off smoothly with the outstanding work of the Touchdown Twins, Johnny Hallabrin and Bill Distl. These backfield stars were the chief offensive threat in every game and were the leading league scorers. Bill Locke, captain of the Tygersg Steve Olin, and Gaylord Bucher, all-state guard, were the main- stays of the Bengal line. CAMBRIDGE-SEPTEMBER 19 Mansfield inaugurated its 1936 football season with a victory over Cambridge at Stadium Field. The locals had a good running and passing attack, but were badly in need of a strong defense. Al Banks' 80-yard run for a score was a feature of the game, as was Locke's work at center. The final score was 20 to 0. MASSILLON-SEPTEMBER 26 Displaying plenty of power and championship form, the Tygers from Massillon ran over a scrappy Mansfield eleven to the tune of 40 to 7 in a game here September 26. Outweighing the locals to a man, the visitors' smooth-working grid machine was the fastest thing seen on this Held in some time. Byelene, Herring, and Glass, rangy Mas- sillon backs, swept around the Mansfield ends continually for large gains. The lone Mansfield goal was tallied in the third quarter after a long march up the field. Hallabrin and Bucher starred for the Murphymen. MARION-OCTOBER 3 A hopeful Marion team was handed a severe setback in the first conference game of the season when a superb Bengal eleven smashed its way to a 53 to 0 win at Stadium Field. Excelling in every football maneuver, their tricky passes and driving runs could v.i?. . ks... JY, The M anhigan Tyger Offense Gets Under Way Against Massillon not be checked by the Presidents. Several new localites came to the fore in this game, one of whom was Harold Luckie, dusky pass receiver. Johnny I-Iallabrin's well-directed toss to Luckie accounted for the first Tyger score. Ed Chatlain, Sparky Adams, Johnny Linta, and Christ Kilzer were also outstanding in the whipping of Marion. MT. VERNON-OCTOBER 10 The first out-of-town fray took the Tygers to Mt. Vernon where they preceeded to chalk up their third victory of the year. Although the Yellow Ja-ckets offered a little more resistance than Marion had, Mansfield came off the field at the big end of a 14 to 6 score, and was one step further toward a league championship. A muddy field ham- pered both teams, but it did not prevent Hallabrin from toting the pigskin over the Mt. Vernon goal twice. SANDUSKY-OCTOBER 17 Sandusky vs. Mansfield! What a combination! What a game! Eager Tyger grid- ders and fans journeyed to the Blue Streaks' new field October 17th with an eye to avenging the defeat of last year suffered at 'Sandusky's hands. But, alas, it was not to be. Battling a strong wind and their opponents' heavier team, they managed to hold down the score to a 6-2 adverse decision. The Touchdown Twins, Bill Distl and Johnny Hallabrin, performed in great style and were backed up by Tubby Locke and Ding Olin. Sandusky's great trio was comprised of the giant Maag, the slippery back, Krause, and Ohlenacher, who got off all the tremendous kicks. SHELBY-OCTOBER 24 Shelby played host to a rather ungracious Mansfield eleven which Was out for blood and proved it really was in earnest about winning another N. C. O. title. The light Whippets didn't have a chance against the rampaging Bengals. Five times the locals crossed the goal line, and five times six points went up on the scoreboard. Still, much credit goes to the Shelby team which was composed chiefly of inexperienced players. The M cmhigcm Horvath and Heiser, working at tackle positions for Mansfield, co-ordinated in great style, and the ball-carrying of Bill Distl and John Linta surpassed that of former games. GALION-OCTOBER 31 October 31st brought the touring .Mansfield Tygers back to their lair for a one- sided game with Galion here. With 47 points to 'Galion's 0, Coach Murphy kept sub- stitutes going in pretty regularly, but the Orangemen were still not able to score. DOVER-NOVEMBER 7 The locals went a little farther ,away from home for this game which took place at Dover on November 7th. Again the indomitable Tyger spirit prevailed and secured another victory. However, the joy of winning was somewhat dulled by the fact that Bill Distl, star backfield performer, injured his leg in action. Zuchegno, who stood out in last year's game with Dover, was back in great style, but even he could not stop the sweeping Bengal advance. Bucher, Luckie, and Hallabrin, took their share of the glory in the fight for M. H. S. ASHLAND-NOVEMBER 14 Ashland, traditional enemy of all Mansfielders, invited the Murphymen over to their field for the annual battle. Hockensmith kept the interest at fever pitch, even though they were losing, with a fine exhibition of punting and running. But, in the end, the Tyger reinforcements, in the form of Horvath, Kilzer, and Olin, swept the opposition from the gridiron. The final score was 13 to 0 in favor of Mansfield. This game concluded the 1936 schedule with seven victories and two defeats. Five of these were N. C. O. victories, and brought the championship to Mansfield for another year. Although there are many promising newcomers for the grid ,squad next year, there are many stars of this year who will be missed. Among these are Bill Distl, Christ Kilzer, Bill Locke, Steve Olin, Dick Metcalf, Jerry Dent, Charles Bookwalter, Ed Chatlain, Gil Wiegand, Bob McCormick, Pete Schadek, and many others. Gaylord Bucher, red-headed guard, was again selected by the Ohio Coaches Association to fill that posi- tion on its mythical All-State eleven. Banks and Herring of Massillon Headed For a Fall The M rmhigcm A Pair of Aces RUSS HOFF ED CHATLAIN Bengal Basketball Leading Tyger Captain Scorer 1936-37 Columbus East - Columbus South Gallon ........... --- Canton McKinley Jackson ......... --- Marion --- Shelby .... Mt. Vernon .... Parma .... Bucyrus --- Ashland --- Gallon --- Marion --- Shelby ...... Mt. Vernon .... Bucyrus -- Ashland -- Total --- N. C. O. League- District Tournament Basketball Mansfield .... --- 25 Mansfield .... - 28 t'iMar1sHeld .... --- 16 Mansfield .... --- 27 Mansfield .... --- 33 9FMansfield .... --- 20 :kM8.HSH6ld .... --- 37 ,kMansfield .... --- 31 Mansfield .... --- 27 'FMansfield .... --- 23 :':Mansfield .... --- 18 'k'Mansfield .... --- 23 ,kMansfield .... --- 38 PkMansfield .... --- 32 iMansfie1d .... --- 28 'Mansfield .... --- 47 :'1Mansfield .... --- 28 Total ...... ..... AE 'fLeague games. Won .... --, 13 Lost .... --- 4 Mansfield .... --- 25 Sandusky --- 12 22 26 36 16 16 13 25 12 30 28 20 22 29 27 28 25 1-1387 Won .... 9 Lost .... 3 --- 31 The M omhigcm 73 Mansfield 1936-37 Basketball Record 1 The 1936-37 edition of the M. H. S. varsity basketball squad was one of the fastest, smoothest-working clubs seen in many years in the local gym. Coach Murphy put a clever ball- handling quintet on the courts that won 13 out of the 17 games on its oversized schedule. A five-star com- bination held the spotlight on the hardwood, consisting of Captain Russ Hoff and Freddy Lewis at forwards, John Hallabrin and the man of mer- cury, Noel Morgan, at guards, and Ed Chatlain at the pivot post, who, al- though he was a little short for a center, equaled the splendid work of Bill Boliantz the year before. On December 4, Columbus East journeyed to .Mansfield for the Tigers' opening game and proved to be an easy Victory. Led by a lanky new- comer, Dave Arbaugh, the locals held the lead until the final score of 25 to Morgan, Scott, and Gallagher Strike a Pose 12- The following week another Colum- lumbus team from South High made its appearance in the local gym and offered the Bengals a little stronger resistance. However, Coach 'Murphy's lads put on the pressure and won 28 to 22. A feature of the game was the fine dribbling and shooting of Noel Morgan who alone chalked up 12 points for Mansfield. Knapp led the visitors with 6 points. Galion proved to be the first conference foe on the schedule and its surprising tricks spelled defeat for the Tigers. Confident of sweeping to victory on a fast offense, the Mansfield cagers forgot about a defense and allowed the Galion sharpshooters to sink one after another from the middle of the floor. When they finally settled down it was too late and the score ended in favor of Galion, 26 to 16. Close upon the heels of this cage scrap came another severe beating administered by a stronger Canton McKinley team. The Tigers started off with a bang and ran up a 12 to 5 lead in the first quar- ter with most of the honors going to Lewis and Morgan. But finally the visitors rallied and paced by Fawcett, forged ahead to win 36 to 27. Out for blood, the locals determined to swamp the next opponent, and Jackson fell before the onrush of a reJuvenated Mansfield five to the tune of 33 to 16. Chatlain, Hoff, and Hallabrin starred for the Bengals. The Murphymen journeyed to Ma- rion for the next game and came back with a 20 to 16 win in their Satchel. This was the first time in three years that the locals had ,come off the court victorious against Marion. Ed Chat- lain was high man in scoring for Mansfield with 8 markers. Mansfield was host to its old rival, Shelby, on the local hardwood, Jan- uary 8, and handed them a 37 to 13 drubbing. Taking advantage of a smooth ball handling offense the Bengals ran rough-shod over a lighter Shelby outfit with honors going to Capt. Russ Hoff and Hallabrin. Traveling to Mt. Vernon for their fourth league contest Mansfield cagers were forced to come from behind in the second half to win, 31 to 25. Four of the Yellow Jackets offered the i Tigers plenty of trouble throughout ' ' the fray and led the spurt of scoring in the first frame. Introducing Lewis, Shelley, and Dials in Dribbling Tactics 74 The M anhigan Although Parma's ace guard, Halliwell, caged long baskets right and left, the locals tightened up their defense and starting the ball rolling, made an unchecked 'march to the lead. The final whistle found the score for Mansfield, 27 to 12. Back in the N. C. O. league Bucyrus made the most of it by defeating the Mansfield cagers, 30 to 23, in the local gym, January 22. Reece, mighty center held the Redmen out in front all the time except once in the first few minutes when Chatlain put the localites ahead with a pivot shot. The leader in the N. C. O. circuit held festivities in her gym for the Tygers' next appearance on the court and turned out to be our old enemy, Ashland. As was expected, Sprague, scoring ace, and a taller team proved too much for a quintet weakened in the second half by the loss of Hallabrin and Hoff who were ejected on fouls. The final score was Ashland 28, Mansfield 18. Stinging from two successive defeats, the Murphymen journeyed to Galion to avenge the slapping given them by the Orangemen earier in the season. With the help of Fredd-ie Lewis and his 13 points, the Bengals evened accounts with a 23 to 20 victory over Galion. The second game against the once-subdued Marion team was a pushover. The locals chalked up 38 points to their opponents' 22. Chatlain's 10 counters ranked high for the locals. With an eye on the past victory over the Shelby five, the Mansfield cagers went to the Border- town gym feeling that the four -quarters would be just one long loaf. But Hartman, rangy center who was out of the fighting the first half of the season, soon put that thought out of the localites' minds. The Shelby five didn't wait long 'to start activities, but proceeded to sink baskets from every place on the floor. The 'Iigers barely woke up in time to save themselves and then took them three overtime periods to 'convince the opposing quintet which waS the better team. Yes, they Won, 32 to 29, and, wow! What a game! This close affair surely showed the fighting qualities of the 'Tigers in a pinch, with a good sound cheer for all concerned. Another close game was had with Mt. Vernon on the home court and Hallabrin's pivot shot brought victory for Mansfield by the close margin of one point. The final score read 28 to 27 for Mansfield. Again the Tigers wreaked their vengeance on a team which had won over them earlier in the season. This time they almost didn't get to the scene of the game, however, because their bus tipped over in a field en route to Bucyrus. But no one was hurt and all were loaded into other cars in time for the game. With deathly -calm they worked their plays with precision and thoroughly skunked the Bucyrus cagers, 47 to 38. Captain Russ Hoff's playing was the highlight of the game and he led his team of Tigers to a sweeping victory. The last game 0f the -current Sea-S011 was 3 thriller from start to fiI1iSl'1. It Was With 4ASl1laI1d 011 the local court and it justified any errors that might have been made by the scrappy Tigers during the season. Yes, Mansfield beat the undefeated Ashland, the iHViHCib19, and PGOPIG said it C0uldn't be done-well, they did it! In fact, the touted Sprague and Hockensmith were locked in the great Bengal ddense and weren't able to do anything. It was Scobey who really did any scoring for Ashland and his best wasn't able to win for the visitors. Lewis and Hoff popped in buckets and more buckets with Ashland right beside them. Ed Chatlain and Johnny Hallabrin did their great part holding down the defensive end under the basket, but Ed was unfortunately put out of the game on fouls. Then it was Morgan's turn and he played his -part to perfection. In the last quarter, with the score 22 to 21 in favor of the Visitors, Noel proceeded to make a shambles of the whole Ashland team with his lightning dribbling and tricky shots which always split the strings. The 28 to 25 score in favor of Mansfield was the greatest satisfaction a great team and their coach could get and it wound up a season that was definitely super. A Few of the Reserves-Finefrock, Rudolph, Glick, Condon, and Luckie The M cmhigan 75 Chandler of Toledo Scott Out in Front in the High Hurdles Track Schedule April 3 -,-- -...,, --,.,,... F r emont ..... .... T here? April 10 --.,-- ..-. .... N e wark ........ --- Therese April 24 --- ...... ......... M ansfleld Relays. April 30 ...... --- ........ Willard .............. Heret May 1 .... ........... .... L i ma Central ......... Herei May 8 --- .... Sandusky ....... --- There May 15 --- .... Akron Garfield .... --- There May 22 .... --- .... District Meet. May 29 ........... -... S tate Meet .... -.. Columbus tGames won. Although Harry Mehock's Red Streaks have completed only half of their track schedule at this writing, it looks like a big year for the local thin-clads. Quite a few veterans remained from last year's squad to form a winning outfit. Among these were Kelley, dash man, Johnny Linta, outstanding performer in the pole vault, Gil Weigand, javelin tosserg Shay, high-jump, Woodbury, shot put, Miles, hurdles, and Bookwalter, Fleming, McConnell, Sampsel, Hallabrin, Banks, Bean, Sawhill, and Bowersock running the distance and relay events. The first meet held at Fremont showed promise in a number of new candidates who were Noel Morgan, a half-milerg Dials, up and coming Spearman, Heiser and Van Geem in the hurdles, Hackedorn in the pole vault, Logan, a member of the 890-yard relay team, Gallagher, a weight many Ike Smith, and many others. The locals ran up a total of 71 points to 37 of Fremont's, and running away with the relay events, the javelin, the discus, and the 220-yard dash. A victory in the 220 set Mansfield way ahead, too. Mansfield's second meet was another win and this time Newark was the loser. The Bengals copped seven firsts in track events and collected 75 points to 57 markers for Newark. Outstanding events were the javelin, in which Elmer Hill Billy Dials heaved the mighty spear 175 feet, 2 inches, the half mile, won by McConnell, and the stellar pole vaulting of Johnny Linta. Carol Kelley's victories in the 100-yard dash and the 220 set Mansfield was ahead, too. 76 The M omkfigcm Top-The Three Linta Brothers Reunited Again With John Taking the Honors Bottom-Shay Does a Bit of High Jumping for ,Dear Old M. H. S. The Manhigan i The Five Relay Queens in All Their Glory at the Annual Sports Carnival Relays The 11th Annual Mansfield Relays turned out to be the best yet, with 1,400 con- testants, 70 schools participating, 4,000 spectators, and a new 335,000 track and field. Sandusky repeated its triumph of last year by again taking first place with 34 points. Then came Toledo Scott with a close second of 31 points. Cleveland Central and Erie Strong Vincent of Pennsylvania were next with 27 markers apiece. Only one record was broken and that was the two-mile relay. East High of Saginaw, Michigan, made the winning run in 8 minutes and 42.7 seconds. Other outstanding per- formances were given by James Callista, Strong Vincent, who won the 100-yard dash and the 220, and Lothar Schaeffer, one-man track team of Langley, Pennsylvania, who copped the javelin and the shot put. Mansfield finished in 10th place. 41.4 The M cmhigom V. Nj!! Callista Takes the 100-Yard Dash in 10.9 Seconds Members of Relay Teams Relaying the Baton in One of the Relay Races at the Mansfield Relays The M anhigzm Informal shot of local links lubbers . . . picture shows Morgan, Cipris, Moorhead, Rachel, Schlegel, Bogner, . . . not to mention V. H. Oberlander, the pro . . . this was snapped on M. H. S. fairway . . . lads have meets scheduled with Wooster, Bucyrus, Cleveland . . . some say this will be a good year. Who are these guys anyway . . . they're going so fast you can't see them . . . they go to Work in fall months . . . guess who . . . Cross Country team . . . includes Gano, Sawhill, Buzzard, McConnell, Bean, . . . were under direction of Herr Nixon . . . toughest foes were 'Sandusky and Fremont. The Manhigcm l Shaw and Cox Ready for a Few Dives Swimming For several years Mansfield has not entered a swimming team into competition with other schools, but this Winter the practice was started again through the guidance of Harry Mehock. In the course of the year the boys had meets with Canton McKinley, Columbus, Sandusky, and the state champs, Fremont. However, the Tyger mermen were no match for their experienced opponents and usually came out at the little end of the score. For next year the outlook is much brighter, since practically all of this year's squad will be back. Highest point-getter for the locals was Albert Baerren, who grabbed off quite a few firsts in the 100-yard free style. Dick Shaw and Rupert Cox rated fairly high in diving events, too. Other Mansfield swimmers are Jerry Palmer, Albert Allen, Jack Hannon, George Biddle, Truman Clark, Paul Smith, and Dave Mc1Ginty. Paul Schlegel assisted Mehock and served in the capacity as trainer. The M omhigfm Swimming Team-Front row, left to right: Palmer, Baerren Allen, Davis. Back row: McGinty, McCartney, Arlin, Clark. The Momhigcm Congratulations on Your Graduation and Sincere Wishes for your Future Success and Happiness X7 X 0 Q, - MQHICAN CHEVRULET COMPANY The only Complete low-priced Car CHEVRGLET -- - - .. .. - .. - ...................- - - - .. - .. - .... .. .. - .. ..,,,.......-.-.-.-uf. Hz - ' Quality Men's Wear W. L. McAninch, Prop. MENS WEAR r g ? ' C. W. Leach Phil stems E East Fourth E at Diamond The Store for Dad and Lad Calendar September 9-School convenes. Approximately twelve hundred eager faces greet the opening of school. September 21-Olin elected as president of the august body, the Student Representa- tive Council. ' September 24-Another election. Esther Lantz is chosen to guide the future policies of the glittering Red Masque. September 26-Gloom prevades the whole outlook on life. Or, don't you choose to re- member the Massillon game? October 1-We get a glimpse of the 1936 Olympics through the thoughtfulness of our assembly committee and a certain Mr. Bearmore. 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February 22-We honor the founder of our country by being excused from all classes March 19-Red Masque gives us its interpretation of The Wasp's Nest . April 16-Strawbridge lectures, dances, and -presents Pinocchio,'. April 20-The P. T. A. commandeers our cafeteria in order to serve tea and listen to a talk. A M RK OF QUALITY THE WORLD OVER . hether it be on porcelain insulators in ' India, railway materials in Africa, min- ing safety devices in the Philippines, or brass valves in our own United States, the O-B trademark is a criterion of quality. To electric utilities, railroads, electric rail- ways, coal and metal mines, and car builders throughout the world, the Ohio Brass Company is well and favorably known for the excellence of its products which have been produced in Mansfield for the past forty-nine years. OEHU BRASS CUMPANY Mansfield, ohio, U.s.A. -' ------ ..,-....-.E......-..-. .-.,-.,-,,-,.-,,-..-..-.,.-.,.-,,.-.....,..- .... -.,.-,...- .-.,..-.. Canadian Ohio Brass Co. 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Main 2 11ml 11111 uu1uu-nn-nn-nn-nu --11 un-uni. aiu-l 11:11: 11111 1 -- 1- April 24-Eleventh Annual Mansfield Relays bring more glory to our school and city, not to mention Mr. Mehock. If only it hadn't rained! April 28-Bucyrus shows us how talented assembly performers can be. May 4-Mansfield shows Bucyrus how talented assembly performers can be. Also, we get the afternoon off for the circus. May 8-Play Day for all the little girls who study hard in their gym classes. May 14-Our first and last operetta of the school year, Tune In . May 21-The graduating Seniors cavort at their traditional party. June 4-Class Day for the graduates. On this date is offered for your approval the efforts of the 1937 MANHIGAN staff. +--- ---' - - --I--me - - - ---- - --'- - --'- ---- ----- I-'---2 en- - ' - -' - -'-' - -'-- - -'-' - - - -' 1'-f ' ---- -- - - - E QORIQ- k VEQLWMPNQSQ Q ll? Onen In f aifaanfa-masses I Q IN I A. W. ,fa Headquarters for graduation I S5330 X9 JEWELRY i'.,'. 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