Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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SNAPS Bill Moffett struggling for a higher education. . . . Sterling Culp proving that all life is not a struggle . . . Kathryn Craig also serves most pleasantly. . . . June Mertz and Kathleen Gehl really can do what they are pretending to. . . . Warren Rupp and Frances Hanson with a young visitor.

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SENIORS

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I I « % I % n i armor B CI CISS Offi cers PAUL FREDERICK SMITH Smitty was probably the most valued member of his class. He stood high scholas- tically and took part in many outside ac- tivities, especially science and music. He played the trumpet in the school band and also in Jimmy Sans Orchestra. His like- able nature and willingness to cooperate won for him so many friends that he was elected President of his class three times almost unanimously. JESSIE MAEBELLE BRYNER Jessie was a very able secretary of the class. She graduated with the highest scholastic honors, and very deservedly, too. She works hard at everything she under- takes, and many organizations of the school have benefited by her willing energy. ROBERT TRUMAN MURPHY Bob was one of the most popular mem- bers of the class. Because he is a good sport and has a rare sense of humor his class- mates all liked him and elected him their vice president. He, too, had a high scholas- tic standing in all his subjects. KATHRYN ANN HUBER Kate will always be remembered for her cheerful smile and her energetic class spirit. She was a very efficient treasurer and kept the books straight in spite of all the difficulties which arose.