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I G HIGH SCHOOL This Manhigan is the result of an attempt to set down, in permanent form, some of the happenings at Mansfield Senior High School during the year 1939-40. The limitations of such a book cause a great many seemingly important happenings to be omitted. The staff of the 1940 Manhigan hopes that you, the readers, will enjoy what has been included here. BOS STOP ■I Clouds over M. H. S. t Tho Main Exit. From the inside looking out. ---------------——————- ----. TABLE OF CONTENTS '------------ •• ■■--- ■■- --- FACULTY -------- SENIORS Pages 15-22 + Pages 23 - 48 UNDERCLASSMEN . . Pages 49 - 65 ORGANIZATIONS . Pages 67 - 82 ATHLETICS Pages 83 - 102 ■9 - Do one ({.noam and resjiecteA by abb of us; Do om ever ivibbiny and eager to coofierate; Do om who bis tens to our problems and hebfis us find the solution; Do om who bias at Heart the best interests of thirteen hundred Dl ansfield Dfigh c.School students; 'Z7o om who pbays the game of life fairlij and sguaxebg; 'Do our assistant principal d r. D(. 'JZ . (Bishop, this D ' anhigan is dedicated. - 10 • MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES 1939-40 Name Must be in ink Home Room ................. Issued by................................ Signature cf Teacher NOT TRANSFERABLE Forfeited if presented by other than purchaser. (Cards that are found should be returned to home-room Teacher or Principal.) - ll - Sept. 6 School starts. Sept. 15 Now cheerleaders, new coaches! We meet them at a special assembly. Sept. 16 First football game, we defeat Akron West. Sept. 21 'Pop Club' organized. Sopt. 23 We go to Massilon for the second football gamo and the first defeat of the season. Sept. 30 After a rousing 'pep' assembly our Tygers hand Cambridge a defeat. Oct. 7 We suffer our second defeat of the season at New Pniladel-phia. Oct. 13 Manhigan starts picture taking. Oct. 14 Sandusky football game. Dance afterwards. Oct. 19 More Manhigan pictures. Oct. 26 Apollo Singors in assembly. Oct. 30 Safoty demonstration in assembly. Nov. 10 Armistice Day assembly. Boys' State delegates speak. Nov. 11 Canton McKinley defeated us. Nov. 17 Boys made happy by awarding of track shoes. Nov. 18 Shelby gamo. Mansflold won. Nov. 27 Back to school after Thanksgiving vacation. Dec. 7 White Hussars sponsored by the band. Doc. 22 Assombly sponsored by Acappella Choir. Ian. 8. 1940 Back to school after a two v eeks Christmas vacation. Ian. 10 Showing of Juarez in assembly. Ian. 12 January class parly. - 12 - Jan. 19 Class Day Ian. 21 Baccalauroato Ian. 26 Commencomonl. Ian. 29 Bogin a now somostor. Fob. 9 Basketball loam showed play3 in gym. Feb. 12 Princo Lawvonstoin spoke in assornbly. Feb. 19 K. Canfiold Cook in assembly. Fob. 20 Holiday for Washington's birthday. Feb. 26 Bonjamin Gorig in assornbly. Mar. 8 Red Masque assembly. Mar. 9 Bellevue dofoalod us in tournament. Mar. 15 Senior High Party Night sponsored by P. T. A. Mar. 22 Easlor Day Program glvon by choir. Apr. 5 Oponing of Johnny Apple-sood Jr. High. Apr. 10 Boll ringors and quartotto in assembly. Apr. 18 luno class play. Tho Enemy . Apr. 19 G. A. A. Man Dance. Apr. 27 Mansfield Relays. Dance afterwards. April 29 Joint Hi-Y, Blue Tri meeting. May 2 Bluo-Tri mothor and daughter banquot. May 10 Blue Tri Spring formal. May 24 Senior Parly. May 31 Clas3 Day. Manhigan appears. Juno 6 Commencement. - 13 - . . . . Faculty Autographs j f I I ________________ I I • 14 - FACULTY - 15 - Mr. W. L. Miller has completed five years as superintendent of the Mansfield Public Schools. Largely through his efforts, tv o splendidly equipped junior high schools have been opened this year. We are indebted to Mr. Miller for much of tho progross of the school system in Mansfield today. - 16 - MR. BEER A woll likod and faithful sorvant of our school is Mr. Boor. As a leador and friond of the high school student body ho not only fulfills the position of principal, but is our sympathetic friend and advisor. MR. BISHOP Always ready to help us, wo find Mr. Bishop, the assistant principal in our main office. Thinking of the students and of the school before himself. His time belongs to the student body. In addition to his work in the office, Mr. Bishop is an instructor in Economic Problems. • 17 - MARIEL ABERLE - B. S. - Biology Northwestern Univorsity C. L. ALLEN - A. B.. Ph. M. - History. Social Science Miami Univorsity University of Wisconsin L. C. BAUMGARDNER - B. S. • Commercial Math.. Bookkooping Bliss Collogo Kont Stato University CLOUDE BLAKE • A. B. - English Denison Univorsity ALICE BOWER • B. S. - Home Economics Univor3ity of Colorado Ohio Stato Univorsity Columbia Univorsity C. A. BYERS - A. B., A. M. - Study Halls Ashland Collogo Dofianco Collogo MARJORIE CAMPBELL - B. S.. M. A. • Art Ohio Stato Univorsity Claremont Collogo MARGARET CLAPSADDLE - B. A. - Girls Physical Education Ohio Wosloyan Univorsity Amorican Collogo of Physical Education V. D. COE - A. B.. M. A. - History, Civics Ohio V osloyan Univorsity Ohio Stato Univorsity PEARL DANBACK - B. S. - Goomotry Ohio Stato Univorsity Columbia Univorsity - 18 - A. I.EMOINE DERR - Mus. B. - Vocal Music V ittonborg Collogo RUTH DUNHAM - A. B.. LL. B. - Lalin Norlhwoslorn Univorsily Cleveland Law School F. E. ELDER - A. B., M. A. - Biology Adrian Collage Ohio Stalo Univorsiiy Sorbonno Univorsiiy GRACE ESSEX - B. S., M. S. - Homo Economics. Homo Nursing Ohio Stalo Univorsiiy MARGARET GAVER - B. A. - English Ollorboin Collogo Ohio Stalo Univorsiiy Columbia Univorsiiy PAUL HAUSERMAN - B. S.. M. A. - Woodworking Ohio Univorsiiy EARL HEASLEY • B. A.. M. A. - Drama Hiram Collogo Columbia Univorsiiy Univorsiiy ol Southern California VERN HOFFMAN - B. S.. M. A. - Physical Education Ohio Stalo University Univorsiiy of Michigan J. M. HOLCOMBE - A. B. ■Supervisor, Band Instruction Baldwin-Wallaco Collogo LEOTTA HUNTER - B. S. - Typing. Com-morcial Arithmetic Ashland Collogo Armstrong Collogo of Businos3 Administration Pittsburgh Univorsiiy - 19 - G. W. HYPES • B. S.. Ph. G.. R. Ph. - Chemistry West Virginia University University of Illinois Ohio Stato Univorsity University of Wisconsin MRS. G. W. HYPES • B. S. - Dioticlan Ohio Stato Univorsity S. K. JORGENSON - M. of Music Supervisor, Orchestra Instruction Chicago Musical Collcgo MacPhail School of Music V. C. KETNER - B. S. • Physics Ohio Stato Univorsity Univorsity of Southorn California H. R. KINKER • B. S. - Auto Shop and Shop Scionco Univorsity of Toledo Ashland Collogo Univorsity of Wisconsin General Motors Institute Michigan Stato Technical School E. A. MANN • A. B., M. A. - Physiology. History, Commorco Industry Defiance Collogo Chicago Univorsity Ohio Stato Univorsity KATHLEEN MENDENHALL - A. B., M. A. • Fronch Ohio Stato Univorsity Michigan Stato Normal School Columbia Univorsity WALTER MICKEY - A. B. - Shop English, Spocch Activities Ottorboin Collogo Ohio State Univorsity HAROLD C. MILLER • B. S. • Vocational Mathematics, Drawing Ohio Northern Univorsity Univorsity of Toledo Ashland Collogo FLOYD MILLION - A. B. - World History, Wrostling Manchester Collogo Ohio Stato Univorsity - 20 - R. O. MCFARLAND - Industrial History, Vocational Mathematics, Drawing Ohio University Ashland Collogo Kent State Tolodo University BEATRICE MCLEES • B. S. - Busino-ts Eng-lish. Typing, Shorthand Mu8kingham College Ohio State University Univorsity of Southorn California R. L. NIXON - A. B.. M. A. - Gorman Miami University Colgate University Ohio State University V. H. OBERLANDER - Vocational Co-ordl-nator University of Toledo Ashland Collogo Ohio Stato Univorsity ARTHUR T. OWEN . Electric Shop Ohio State University BERTHA K. PATTERSON - B. A. - Spanish, English Cornell University LOUIS E. RAHN - M. A. - History Otterbein College Ashbury College Ohio Stato University AVICE REED • B. S. • Stenography Office Training School Wooster College Bowling Groon Businoss University V H. B. SCOLES • B. A. - Bookkeoping, Commercial Mathematics Bliss Collogo Kent Stato University GEORGE SHERMAN - B. S. - Offico Practice, Stenography Bliss College Kent State Univorsity • 21 • FLORENCE SHIRES ■A. B. - English Allegheny Collego Columbia Univorsity Breadloaf School of English Weslorn Rosorvo University I. E. SMITH - B. S., M. A. - Mechanical Drawing, Commercial Math. Ohio University Ohio State Univorsity Rio Grande College Kont State Univorsity PAUL SNYDER - Physical Education Wooster Collego Columbia University Ohio State Univorsity J. C. STOUT - A. B. - Salesmanship, Commercial Law, Prin. Bus. Defiance Collego Ohio State Univorsity University of Wisconsin MARGARET TINSLEY - A. B., M. A. - American History Dopauw University Ohio State University Wollesley College G. P. VAN ARNAM - Ph. B., M. A. - English Kenyon Collego Ohio Stato Univorsity New York Univorsity EMMA WARING - A. B. - English Allegheny Collego Columbia College of Expression Broadloaf School of English Western Reserve University EARL WEINER - Auto Mechanics, Safety Ashland College Univorsity of Toledo ZANE WILSON - A. B.. M. A. - Algobra, Solid Geometry Ottorboin Collego Ohio Stato Univorsity RALPH WORLEY - Machine Shop, Science University of Toledo SENIORS • 23 • January Class Officers HAROLD WILLIAMS FRANK JOCKA Heap Big Chief Williams popularity and efficiency are evidenced by his three years on tho S. R. C. and the many other activities he found timo to take part in, still standing high in scholastic achievement. He led his tribe safely over the dangerous trails of the Senior year and brought thorn safely out of the woods. Tribute to a very dignified president. GLADYS KERR Squaw Gladys carefully kept the records of the class for tv o years. Sho is the girl who volunteered for the job with lots of work and little praise. Many organizations benefited by her membership. To Gladys, calm, quiet, always busy. During his senior year Frank vontured out to prove his prowess in tho businoss world. Always friendly and a good sport, Frank was well likod by all who knew him. To an able vice president. ED EISELE Ed could be heard nearly every morning saying. About these dues, or something similar. He didn't seem to have too much trouble, though, and before the class was graduated started planning for a reunion. Ed through his high school career displayed many different talents. To an exceptionally fine treasurer. • 24 - GEORGIA ANN ALVAN Drum Corps 2; Social Science Service Club 4. EDNA LOUISE AUNGST Blue Tri 2; Commercial Club 4. MARY MARGUERITE BADER Bluo Trl 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Chorus 3; Drum Corps 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Oporotta 2, 3; Social Science Sorvico Club 3, 4. GEORGE LINCOLN BATES Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Socrotary 4. TERETHA YVONNE BARNETT 0 RAYMOND WILLIAM BAUER Track 3, 4; Hl-Y 4; Stamp Club 4. JANET ANNE BAUGHMAN G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Debato Club 4; Hypho 4; Orchestra 2, 3; S. O. P. C. 4; Sonior Play 4. JOSEPH LEROY BECK CHARLES WILLIAM BETZ Swimming 2, 3, 4, Captain 3A, 4B; M Association 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, President 4; S. R. C. 4; Senior Play 4. MARJORIE MAE BETZ G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Bluo Tri 2. 3, 4. LEONA DOROTHY BIDINGER G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Bugle Corps 3, 4. DOROTHY HELEN BLACKSTONE G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3. 4; Choir 2. 3: Commercial Club 4; Drum Corps 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Pep Club 4: S. S. S. Club 3. 4; S. R. C. 4. HAROLD PETER BOGNER LAWRENCE FREDRICK BOYLAN Football Manager 3, 4; Basketball Manager WARREN HENRY BRADFORD Football 2; Debato Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; M. H. S. Forum 3, 4, Vico President 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4; Sonior Play 4. PEGGY MARCILLE BRANNON G. A. A. 3; Choir 2, 3; Oporotta 3. JANET MARIE BUCHER G. A. A. 2, 3. ROBERT ARTHUR BURNS Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 4; Pop Club 4. - 25 - BETTY JANE CALLIN G. A. A. 4; Bluo Tri 3. SAMUEL HARRIS CARVOUR Football 2, 3; Track 2. DAVID WILLIAM CHATLA1N Hi-Y 3, 4, Vic© President 3, President 4; Manhigan 2, 3, 4. Editor 4; Pop Club 4; Rod Cross Council 2, 3. THOMAS JEFFERSON CLEMENTS Football 2; Track 2. 3. 4. BERNICE GENEVA CLINE WADE RAYMOND CLOW Football 2, 3; Track 2. FRANCES ANN COFFMAN G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2, 3. 4; Pop Club 4; Rod Cross Council 4. ELEANOR DAMOFF Choir 3: Chorus 3: Gloo Club 2; Operetta 3. RUTH MIRIAM DIEHL LYDIA MAGDALENA DISTL G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Prosidont 4; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4. LEWIS DALE DOTY Football 2. 3; Baskotball 2. 3, 4; Gloo Club 2, 3; Oporotta 3. LILLIAN EDNA DOTY G. A. A. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 3, 4. EDWARD ANDREW EISELE, JR. „ . . Class Treasurer 3. 4: Track 3; Debate Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Vico Prosidont 4; Hypho 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4: S. R. C. 4: Stamp Club 4, President 4; Senior Play 4. VIRGINIA FRANCES FAIRMAN G. A. A. 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Choir 2, 3; Drum Corps 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Hypho 3. 4: Pop Club 4; Radio Council 4; Red Cross Council 3. 4. President 4; Red Masquo 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 4; Senior Play 4. LUCILLE MARGUERITE FETTER G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 2, 3. 4. ALBERT DUANE FRIDAY RICHARD EARL FRYE HI-Y 3, 4; Stage Crow 2. JANET ELAINE GADFIELD G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; Choir 3; Chorus 3; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Operetta 3; S. S. S. Club 3. - 26 - DONALD REXFORD GARRISON Football 2, 3; Bowling 4. HELEN MARJORIE GOARD Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4. EDWARD KARL GOETTL Football 2. 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; M Association 2, 3. 4. MARGARET NAOMI GRAVES Gloo Club 2. NAOMI LOUISE HAMBLIN G. A. A. 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ALAN HARMONY Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; M Association 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Troasuror 4; S. R. C. 4, Prosidont 4. MAXINE LUCILE HARTMANN G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Gorman Club 3, 4; Manhiaan 2. 3, 4; Pop Club 4; Rod Masque 3. 4. Vico Prosidont 4; S. O. P. C. 4. VIRGINIA ANGEL1NE HARVEY PHILIP PERRY HILLIGOSS Football 2, 3; Swimming 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Pop Club 4. MIKE HENRY HORVATH Class Prosidont 3; Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; M Association 2, 3, 4, President 4; S. R. C. 2, 3. 4. VELMA MARIE HOUT JOHN FRANKLIN HUGHES Football 2. 3, 4; M Association 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Hypho 4; Pop Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. CHRIST JACKSON DOROTHY LOUISE JENKINS Bluo Tri 2, 3. 4. JOSEPH LUDWIG JERGER Football 2, 3; Track 2; Goll 2, 3, 4; M Association 3, 4. BERTHA ELAINE JESSEN G. A. A. 2, 3; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4, Prosidont 2; Pop Club 4. FRANK JOCHA Class Vico Prosidont 4; Football 2; Golf 3. NETTIE MARY JOHNSON G. A. A. 2. - 27 - RETTY JANE JONES Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Gloo Club 2, 3; Operetta 2. ELFRIEDE HELEN JUNDT Bluo Tri 2, 3, A. JANET LOUISE KELLY G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Blue Tri 2, 4; Choir 2, 3; Drum Corps 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Operetta 3; Pop Club 4; Photo Club 2; Red Masque 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 4. GLADYS MARIE KERR Cla38 Secretary 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Choir 3, 4: German Club 4, Secretary 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Cperotta 2. 3, 4; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Red Cross Council 3. 4; S. R. C. 3, 4. ANNA JULIA KONVES JOHN ALBERT KOROKNAY M Association 2, 3, 4; Football Manaqor 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manaqor 3, 4; Choir 3. BETTY JANE KRUPP Bluo Tri 3; Gloo Club 2. RICHARD NEWTON LANE, JR. Football 2; Swimming 2; Bowling 4. MICHAEL MATHEW LEITENBERGER Football 2, 3; Track 2. JAMES LEMUNYON Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; M Association 3, 4, Vice President 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4, Vice President 4. JOHN WILLIAM LINK ANNA JANE LLOYD G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2. 3, 4; Choir 3, 4. JOSEPH LEROY LOGAN Football 4; Track 2, 3, 4; M Association 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice President 4; Radio Club 2; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 3, 4. WILLIAM LOGAS MARJORIE RUTH LUTZ Blue Tri 2, 4; Pep Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. MARY LOUISE MARKS G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2. 3; Pop Club 4. KARL PHILIP MAUL. JR. Baskotball 2, 3, 4; Commercial Club 4; Gloo Club 2. MARY CATHERINE MAXWELL G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Pop Club 4; Photo Club 4. - 28 - GL Ua. VtoLa L. MARY ALICE MEAD G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Blue Trl 2, 4; Choir 2. 3; Librarian 3; Drum Corps 2, Secretary 2; Gloo Club 2, 3; Orchestra 2; Oporotta 3; Pep Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. MARILYN MAE MEIER Blue Tri 3. 4; Gloo Club 2, 3; Pop Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. ALICE IANE MILLER G. A. A. 2, 3. 4, Choir 2. 3. 4; nd 2, 3, 4; Blue Tri 2, 4; . . . _ m Corps 2; Gloo Club 2; Oporotta 3; Pop Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. MILDRED DAISY MILLER Class Vico Prosidont 3; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3. 4; S. R. C. 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN LUCILLE MILLER G. A. A. 2. 3; Bluo Tri 2; Choir 2; Drum Corps 2; Gloo Club 2, Secretary 2; Operetta 2; Orchestra 3. Librarian 3; Rod Cross Council 2, 3; Rod Masquo 3, 4, Secretary 3. Prosidont 4: S. O. P. C. 4; Sonior Play 4. POLLY ANN MORRISSEY Bluo Trl 2. 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4. GERALDINE IRENE MCKEE ANNA MARIE MCQUAID Bluo Tri 3, 4: Choir 2, 3; Commercial Club 4; Gloo Club 3; Rod Cross Council 3; S. S. S. Club 3. 4. ALBERT MUIR OSBORN Baskotball 2. 3. 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; S. R. C. 3. 4. WILLIAM HENRY OSBORN Baskotball 2. MARGARET MARY OSWALT G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2. 3. 4; Drum Corps 2, 3; Hypho 3, 4; M. H. S. Forum 3; Pop Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4; Sonior Play 4. BEVERLY JANE PACE G. A. A. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 4: Commercial Club 4. PATRICIA PALMER G. A. A. 2, 3; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Pop Club 4; Sonior Play 4. BETTY JANE PEARCE Bluo Tri 2. 3, 4; Choir 2; Gloo Club 2; Pop Club 4; S. S. S. Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. JESSE RALPH PEARSON Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3. 4. President 4; Radio Club 2; S. O. P. C. 4. JOHN LLOYD PFAHLER. JR. Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4; M Association 3. 4; Dobato Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4; Rod Masquo 4; Sonior Play 4. NATALIE LEOTA POWELL Bluo Tri 2, 4. MARY JANE PROBST - 29 - ROBERT ARTHUR PROSSER Band 3; Hi-Y 3; Orchestra 2, 3. ROBERT JAMES PUGH Band 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Photo Club 2. ROBERT V ALTER PUGH Football 2; Swimming 2; Wrostling 3, 4; Ht-Y 4. ELOISE FRANCES RICKER LOIS MARJORY ROBINSON G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Troasuror 4: Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4: Debate Club 4; Drum Corps 2; Gorman Club 4: Operetta 2, 3; Orchostra 2, 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4. DALE ROPP, JR. VIRGINIA MAE SANDERSON RICHARD EDWARD SCHMAHL CHARLES RICHARD SCHNEIDER LUELLA NORA SECRIST Blue Tri A. BLAINE EUGENE SELLERS Football 2, 3; Track 2; Pop Club 4. CORTES CLARK SHEPHERD Pep Club 4. WAYNE LESLIE SIEGFRIED Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. Secretary 4; Rod Cross Council 4. MARSHALL DUANE SMITH Football 2, 3, 4; M Association 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4, SocTOtary 2. President 4; Hypho 3, 4; S. R. C. 4. MARY ALICE SMITH Band 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 3, 4. MIRIAM KATHRYN SMITH Bluo Tri 2. 3, 4: S. O. P. C. 4; Senior Play 4. RUTH JEANETTE SMITH G. A. A. 2. 3; Bluo Tri 2, 3. A. Sarg.-at-Arms 4; Gorman Club 4, Gesangluhrorin 4; RQd Masquo 3, 4; Orchostra 2, 3, 4. Librarian 4. WILLIAM J. SNYDER Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. - 30 - EVELYN JUNE STATLER Choir 2, 3, 4; Gloo Club 2, 3. 4; Oporoiia 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4. CHARLOTTE MAE STOMPS WILLIAM EUGENE STOUGHTON Foolbol! 2: Golf 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4: M Association 3. 4: Hi-Y 4. WILLARD MELVIN STUCKEY Football 2; Hypho 3, 4. ALICE MARIE TREADWAY Band 2, 3, 4. JOAN ELLA TW1TCHELL G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; Blue Trl 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 3: Drum Corp 2, 3; Glos Club 2, 3; Pop Club 4; Rod Masquo 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4. EDNA EARLE WADDELL MARGARET LOUISE WADSWORTH Bluo Tri 2. 3, 4; Choir 2; Gleo Club 2; Pop Club 4; Rod Cross Council 4; S. O. P. C. 4. DAVID CARL WALKER Football 2; Basketball 2; Swimming 2, 3, 4; M Association 2. 3. 4; Choir 2. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Stago Crew 2; Sonior Play 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH WAPPNER Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK RICHARD WEAVER Football 3, 4; M Association 3, 4; Hl-Y 2, 3, 4, Socrotary 4; Hypho 4: Pop Club 4; Stamp Club 4, Socrotary 4. ELIZABETH IRENE WHARTON G. A. A. 2, 4; Pop Club 4. EVELYN GERTRUDE WHITE G. A. A. 2. 3; Bluo Tri 3, 4. HAROLD EDWARD WILLIAMS Class Prosidont 4: Football 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; M Association 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 4, Prosidont 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Prosidont 2. 3, Vtco Prosidont 4; Hypho 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 2, 3, 4. DON ELLGINE WINTERS Football 2; Football Managor 3. MARY JEAN WOLFF G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Gloo Club 3; Hypho 3, 4; Oporotta 2; Pop Club 4; Rod Cross Council 4; Rod Masquo 3. 4; S. O. P. C. 4. HAROLD WILLIAM WYNN Band 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Socrotary 2, 3, Prosidont 4. MARGARET ANN ZELLNER 51 Graduato Not Photographed: LOIS LAVADA WILLIAMS June Class Officers STEVEN CHRIST KARNAVAS Steve has held the position of class president for two years, bearing the grind with a grin. To furthor prove his popularity, he was elected to take Mr. Beer's placo as principal on Student Day, and he filled this position equally as well as ho has president of his class. MARTHA JEANNETTE WERNER Jeanette filled the position of secretary very well. Besides this not so easy job, she took part in many other activities among which wore playing hor flute in the M. H. S. Band and Orchostra and program chairman for Blue Tri. PAUL JOHN SAUDER A hero on the grid iron as well as with his class mates, Paul helped Stove carry the Juno 1940 class over the line to victory. Paul's grades have been something to brag about ever sinco ho startod to school. ELDON WOERTH SNEER1NGER Eldie was probably ono of the most valuable members of his class. Ho stood high scholastically and took part in many outside activities. He was vory efficient as troasuror and kept the books balanced in spite of all the difficulties which arose. • 32 - HOWARD FREDERICK AMMETER Track 3, 4; Cross Country 4; M Association 4; Vocational Club 2. 3. ETHEL LOUISE ANDERSON G. A. A. 3; Bluo Tri 4. THOMAS CHARLES ANDERSON Football 2. 3; Track 3; Wrestling 4: Hi-Y 3. 4; M. H. S. Forum 3. 4; Photo Club 3. 4. MARY MARGARET ARNETT Bluo Tri 3. 4; M. H. S. Forum 3. ELISE JEAN ARNOLD Pop Club 4. EDWARD WILLIAM ART Track 4; Bowling 4; Ht-Y 4; Photo Club 2, 3. 4: Vocational Club 2, 3. CHARLES PERSHING ATTON Football 2; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Track 4: M Association 3. 4; Ht-Y 2, 4. RAYMOND EUGENE AU Football 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. TONY DOMINIC AUGUSTINE Vocational 2, 3. BETTY JEAN AUSTIN Bluo Tri 4; Choir 4. ARTHUR CHAPMAN AXTELL Basketball 2: Track 2, 3; Choir 2; Gorman Club 3; Gloe Club 2; Hi-Y 4; Photo Club 2. 3, 4. ELIZABETH LOUISE AXTELL G. A. A. 2, 3; Croscondo Club, Prosidont; Choir 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Gloo Club 2; Orchestra 2. MABEL MAE BAKER MARJORIE JANE BALBAUGH G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 2, 3; German Club 4. VIRGINIA INEZ BALYEAT G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4: Manhigan 2, 3; Pop Club 4: Rod Cross 2, 3. 4; S. S. S. 4; Red Masquo 4; S. O. P. C. 4. CHARLES WILLARD BATES Vocational Club 2, 3. MARGERY LOUISE BEAL LYDON HAWK BEAM Swimming 2, 3, 4; M Association 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. - 33 - HAROLD WILLIAM BECKER Swimming 2; Band 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. RUSSELL SIMON BEER Football 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; M Association 3, 4; Vocational Club 2, 3. BETTY MARIE BELL G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Prosidont 4; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; German Club 3; Pop Club 4; S. S. S. 3, 4 Treasu'ror; S. R. C. 4; S. O. P. C. 4. BARBARA MARGARET BERLIN Rod Cross 4; Pop Club 4. HARRY WILLIAM BERKLEY MARIAN LEE BIRCH G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Blue Tri 2, 3. 4; Choir 2; Gloo Club 2 Vico Prosidont; Rod Cross 2, 3, 4 Troasuror; Pop Club 4. MARJORIE JANE BOALS Class Vice Prosidont 3; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Bowling 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4 Prosidont; Fronch Club 3; Rod Cross 2, 3, 4 Vico Prosidont; S. S. S. 3. 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 4 Secretary. ROBERT WILLIAM BOALS Bowling 3. 4: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4 President; Hypho 4; S. S. S. 4; S. O. P. C. 4. ELEANOR ALLEN BOND G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2. 3. 4; Choir 2; Gloo Club 2; Rod Cross 3: Rod Masquo 4; Orchostra 2, 3; S. S. S. 4; O. P. C. 4. ESTHER VERA BOOKSBAUM G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; Bluo Tri 3; Drum Corps 2, 3; German Club 4. CHARLES FREDERICK BOWIE ROBERT LEE BRANDENBURG Football 3; Baskotball 2; Wrostlmg 4; M. H. S. Forum 3, 4; Photo Club 3, 4. WILLIAM GEORGE BROOKER Radio Club 3; Vocational Club 2, 3. FRANCES LEONE BROWN G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2. 3. 4; Rod Cross 4; S. R. C. 2, 3. 4. ELAINE MARY BRUMENSCHENKEL Blue Tri 2, 3. MARY JEAN BUELL G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Bluo Tri 3, 4; Drum Corp3 2, 3. 4; Library 2. NORMA JANE BURGGRAF G. A. A. 3, 4; Rod Cross 3. GERALDINE ELAINE BURNS G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; Bluo Tri 3. 4; Gorman Club 4. - 34 - CHARLES FREDERICK BURTON Basketball 2. 3. 4; Cross Country 3; M Association 3, 4. MARY EUGENIE BUSHNELL G. A. A. 2, 3; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Glee Club 2; S. S. S. 4; S. O. P. C. 4. CHARLES JAMES CALLAHAN Rod Masque 3; Stago Crow 2, 3. VIRGINIA MARGARET CASPERSON G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; BIuo Tri 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4: Rod Cross 2, 3, 4; Rod Masquo 3. 4: S. S. S. 3. 4; S. O. P. C. 4; Sonlor Play. ROBERT VERNON CASTOR Baskotball 2; Track 2; Wrestling Managor; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; M. H. S. Forum 3. 4; Photo Club 3. 4. DOMINIC LOUIS Cl A NCI Football 3; Swimming Managor 4; Track Managor 4. ROBERT JACK CIVAY Football 2; Hi-Y 3, 4 Vico Prosidont. MILDRED LUCILLE CLARK G. A. A. 3; Band 3; Hypho 3; S. O. P. C. 4: Croscondo Club. JACK RAYMOND CLEMENTS Vocational Club 2, 3. ELIZABETH MAE CLINE Public Library 2, 3, 4. REX EUGENE COLLINS Baskotball 2; Rod Cross 4; Rod Masquo 3, 4; Stago Crow 2, 3. 4. RICHARD LEE COLLINS Rod Masquo 3, 4; Stago Crow 2, 3, 4. SUZANNE JOSEPHINE CURRY Band 2. CHARLES LELAND CUTTER Football 2; Swimming 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Treasurer. KATHLYN JOAN DALTON Bluo Tri 4. HELEN WILSON DAVIDSON Bluo Tri 2. 3, 4. JAMES LESLIE DAVIS Riflo Club 3, 4. WALDO DEAN DEVORE Band 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. - 35 - ESTHER IRENE DONNAN Bluo Tri 2, 4; Gloo Club 2; Pop Club 4; Red Cross 4. AGNES ANN DOYLE Bluo Tri 4; Pop Club 4; Rod Cross 3, 4. ESTHER LOUISE DUNCAN Bluo Tri 2. 3. WILLIAM CHARLES DUSTY Cross Country 3, 4 Captain; Track 3, 4: M Association 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; S. O. P. C. 4. CORLETTE KENTON DYE Chemistry Club 2; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Hypho 2. 3; Photo Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. KARL JULIUS EBERHARDT Band 4; M. H. S. Forum 3, 4. JUNE NATALIE EBERLE G. A. A. 3. 4: Bluo Tri 2. 3. 4. JACQUES GLADDEN EDWARDS Swimming Team 3; Wrestling Club 4; M Association 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Orchostra 2, 3. 4; Stage Crow 2. RZXFORD DONALD EICHLER Swimming Team 4; Vocational Club 4. CLIFFORD EARL EMERICK Band 2, 3. 4; M. H. S. Forum 3, 4. ERNEST SIDNEY ENGLESRUD Football 2; Hi-Y 3, 4. IRIS FERGUSON G. A. A. 2. 3; Girl Rosorvo3 2, 3, Secrotary. Vico President. GENEVIEVE ELVIRA FILIPELL1 ANNAMAE FISCHER Bluo Tri 2; Pop Club 4. WILLIAM JAMES FISHER Basketball 2, 3; Swimming 2, 3, 4. EUGENE REED FLOOD Football 2. JOHN FRANCIS FOSTER Football 2, 3. 4, Manager; Basketball 3, 4, Manager; Track 2. 3, 4, Manager; M Answrinlian 3. 4: Art Club 2: Hi-Y 4. REBECCA JANE FRAMPTON G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3. 4; Manhigan 2. 3; M. H. S. Forum 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer; S. S. S. Club 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4. - 36 - JOHN SOUTH FRAHKEBERGER Photo Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4; Stamp Club 3, 4 ROBERT HOWARD FREY Fronch Club 3: Gorman Club 3; R. C. C. 2, 3. MIRIAM HELEN GARN G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: bluo Tri 2, 3. 4; Hypho 3, 4; Pop Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4. JUNIOR ELWOOD GARRISON Bowling Team 4; Photo Club 4. RICHARD EUGENE GARVER Picturo Machlno 2. 3, 4; Vocational Club 2, 3. GEORGE GAZDAK Bowling Toam 3, 4; Hi-Y 4; Hypho 4; S. O. P. C. 4. MARGARET ALICE GILBERT G. A. A. 3; Bluo Tri 4. MARION LOUISE GIVEN G. A. A. 2, 3; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Drum Corp 2, 3; R. C. C. 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. S. S. 4. DANIEL ENON GLICK BRUCE DAVID GOLDMAN M. H. S. Forum 3. 4; S. S. S. 3. 4. Vico Prosidont; S. O. P. C. 4. ROBERT LEE GUEGOLD Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 4; M Association 3, 4; Gorman Club 3, 4, Vico Prosidont. GLORIA DEANE GUEST VIRGINIA MAE GUILL GEORGE GURICK EDWARD NICK HAGER JACK HAHNE GEORGE LOUIS HALL Bowling 3. 4; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; S. O. P. C. 4. DOROTHY MAE HAMILTON f NORMA JEAN HAMMOND Library Club 2; R. C. C. 4. HOWARD CALVIN HANES PAUL HANNEV ALD Band 2. 3, 4; Gorman Club 3, 4; Hi Y 3, 4; Orchestra 2. LORETTA MAE HARDEN Library Club 2. 3, 4. EDITH MAY HARDING Buqle Corp 3. MARY MARGARET HARMON BETHELENE HARRIS Library Club 2, 3, 4. GERALDINE MARIE HARTMAN HELEN HARTMAN G. A. A. 2; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4; Hypho 4; R. C. C. 3, 4; Red Masquo 4; S. S. S. 4. DOROTHY MAE HASS RALPH DONALD HAZLETT Vocational Club 2, 3. GERTRUDE HEILMAN ROBERT LEE HENRY Hi-Y 2. 3, 4 President: Hypho 3. 4 Editor; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR HERPICH Basketball 2. 3, 4; Track 4: M Association 3, 4. JACK RAYMOND HERRING Hi-Y 3, 4 Treasurer. FREDERICK EDWIN HEUSS Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. RALPH GENE HILL Rifle Club 3; Vocational Club 2. 3. 4. LULA MAE HOLLAND Bluo Tri 2, 3. V DAWN O'JOY HOLT Drum Corp 2, 3; Oporotta 2, 3. HELEN MARIE HOLZMILLER Band 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 3, 4; Gorman Club 4. THURMAN EDGAR HOOKS Vocational Club 2, 3. ROBERT MAC HORVATH Track 3. 4; Cross Country 3, 4; M Association 4; Hi-Y 3, 4 Treasurer; Vocational Club 2, 3. ROBERT HENRY HOULETTE Swimming Club 2, 3, 4; M Association 4; Hypho 3, 4 Businoss Manager; S. O. P. C. 4. WILLIAM HOUSTON Art Club 2; Gorman Club 3. 4 Prosidont; Hypho 3, 4 Exchango Editor; M. H. S. Forum 3, 4 Prosidont; S. O. P. C. 4; Stamp Club 3. RUTH EMELINE HUCK G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE HUNTER HUGHES G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4 Secretary; Dobato Team 4; Hypho 3; Rod Masquo 3, 4 Prosidont; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 4; Class Play. GILBERT TIBBI1TS IRELAND German Club 3. 4 Troasuror; S. O. P. C. 4; S. S. S. 4. ELMA JEAN IRVINE G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3. 4; M. H. S. Forum 3. 4; R. C. C. 2, 3, 4 Secretary. ELIZABETH FRANCES JACKSON G. A. A. 2, 3. 4. MIRIAM ELLEN JENKINS Blue Tri 2, 4; Dobato Club 3, 4; M. H. S. Forum 3, 4, Secretary, President; Rod Masquo 2, 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. S. S. 3, 4 Secretary; Senior Play. ARCHIE V ESLEY JOHNSON JANE LOUISE JOHNSON Blue Tri 4. HARRIETT ROSE JOHNSTON G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Gorman Club 2, 3, 4; M. H. S. Forum 2, 3; Red Masque 2, 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. S. S. 4. MILDRED FAE JOHNSON G. A. A. 2, 3; Bluo Tri 4. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH JOI.LIFF Bluo Tri 2, 3. RICHARD LEE KALSTEIN Vocational Club 2, 3. - 39 • HELEN KAR3ULA STEVEN CHRIST KARNAVAS Class President 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Picture Oporator 2, 3. 4; Photo Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 4; Vocational Club 2, 3 President. THELMA MAY KENNEDY G. A. A. 2, 3; Bluo Tri 2, 3; Drum Corps 2. VINCENT V ALBERG KENNEDY CHRISTINE MARY KLEER EDWARD KLEIN Gorman Club 3. 4; Hi-Y 3, 4 DORIS RUTH KOCHERT G. A. A. 2, 3: Blue Tri 3, 4. WILLIAM RUSSELL KONVES ALEX DANIEL KOROKNAY Hi-Y 4. RHEA JUANITA KUHN GEORGE EUGENE LANTZ M Association 2, 3, 4; Choorloador 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 4; German Club 4; Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Hypho 4; Orchostra 3. 4; M. H. S. Forum 4; Rea Masque 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer; S. R. C. 3. CLINTON FREDERICK LAVENDER Band 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President, Vice President; Hypho 2, 3, 4 Business Manager; Pop Club 4; S. O. P. C. 4: S. R. C. 3. 4 Prosidont; S. S. S 2, 3, 4 President. MARGARET ELIZABETH LAWHEAD ROBERT WILLARD LEECH Vocational Club 2, 3. ROBERT BOGGS LEHMAN Band 2. 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Orchostra 2, 3, 4. ESTHER MARIE LEOPOLD G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Photo Club 2, 3; R. C. C. 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4. ELEANOR WAVE LEV IS Drum Corps 2. CAROLINE GLENDORA LOOMIS Blue Tri 2, 3, 4 Vice President. ROSS KELSER LOUGHMAN M Association 3, 4; Photo Club 4. HENRY ISALY MAHON Bowling League- 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Manhlgan 3. 4 Business Managor; Photo Club 2; S. O. P. C. 4; S. R. C. 4; Stage Crow 2. LEROY EUGENE MARKLEY Vocational Club 2, 3. JACK WILBUR MARLOWE Vocational Club 2. THELMA ROSELYN MASON G. A. A. 2, 3; Blue Tri 4; Gorman Club 3. HARRY EDWIN MASSA Hl-Y 2, 3, 4 Sccrotary; Photo Club 3, 4. EILEEN MAE MATTHES Bluo Tri 4; R. C. C. 4. NICK GEORGE MAVROMATIS M. H. S. Forum 3, 4; Photo Club 4. EDWARD CLYDE MAXWELL Red Masque 3, 4 Prosident; S. O. P. C. 4; Senior Play. PHILIP MAYER Vocational 2, 3. V ALTER BERNARD MAYER ROBERT EDWARD MEEKER Basketball 2; Manhlgan 2, 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4. VIOLA IRENE MEISTER Drum Corps 2, 3; Gorman Club 3. RUTH ADAL1NE MENGERT G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4; Manhigan 2. 3. 4 Editor; Pop Club 4; S. S. S. 2, 3. NOLAND PAXTON MEREDITH JANE DORENE MEYERS Drum Corps 2, 3; Manhigan 2, 3; Orchoslra 2, 3. EUGENE L. MILLER Football 4; Basketball 4; M Association 4; Hi-Y 4. GEORGE MILLER Gorman Club 3, 4. - 41 - MILENA MAE MILLER MARJORIE LUCILE MITCHELL G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 2, 3; R. C. C. 2, 3, 4. JEAN MITTMAN Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; German Club 4. JOHN EDWARD MOSEY Hi-Y 2, 3; Sonlor Play. MARTHA PAULINE MUMAW JACK STANLEY MYERS Band 2, 3, 4; Orcheslra 2, 3, 4. MONA MAE MCBRIDE DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; French Club 3. JANE MARIE MCFADDEN Blue Tri 2, 3. 4; Red Cross 4; S. S. S. 4; S. O. ?. C. 4. MARY NANICH G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Bluo Tri 4. ROSEMARY NICITA G. A. A. 2. 3. ROBERT PAUL NORRIS Band 2, 3. 4; Hl-Y 2. 3. 4. PATRICIA HELEN OBERLANDER G. A. A. 3; Blue Tri 2. 3. 4; S. R. C. 2, 3, 4. DOYLE RICHARD PAINTER Hi-Y 2. 3, 4. MABEL ALICE PALMER Glee Club 2; Library Club 3, President 4. CLENDON NORRIS PARR ANNE PARSONS HAZEL PAYTON G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4. • 42 - DOROTHY ANN PEARSON G. A. A. 2; Blue Tri 2. 3. 4; Gloo Club 2; Photo Club 2. THELMA LOUISE PETERSON Choir 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 4; German Club 2, 3; Hypho 3, 4 Feature Editor. JAMES FLOYD PFAHLER Wrostling Club 3, 4; Vocational Club 2, 3. EARLE LEROY PITTMAN Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Vocational Club 2, 3. JOSEPH WILLIAM PIVAL Hi-Y 2, 3. 4; Orchestra 2, 3. 4. HELEN SONJA POULOS Glee Club 2. KATHLEEN RUTH PRESTON G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2. 3, 4; Choir 2: Rod Cross 3, 4; Rod Masque 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. S. S. 4. DAVID HAROLD PRION Football 2. 3. 4; Baskotball 2. 3. 4; M Association. PHYLLIS RUTH PROSHEK G. A. A. 2; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4. ALEX RADOVICH Football 2, 3, 4; M Association 3, 4. CHARLES EUGENE REED Wrestling 3; Vocational Club 2, 3. PHYLLIS JEAN REED Library Club 3, 4 Treasurer. BETTY JANE REESE G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2, 3. 4; Hypho 3. 4; Pop Club 4; Rod Masquo 2, 3, 4 Vice President; S. O. P. C. 4. JAUNIECE AI.EEN REIN Photo Club 2. HAROLD ARNOLD REMY Football 2. 3, 4; Track 4; V restlinq 4; M Association 3, 4. WILMA JANE RIZER G. A. A. 2; Bluo Tri 2, 3; Bugle Corps 2, 3; Choir 2. MARY CATHERINE ROBERSON G. A. A. 2; Drum Corps 2, 3. MARTHA ELLEN ROBERTS - 43 - RICHARD EUGENE ROBISON CAROLYN ALVERDA ROBNOLT Blue Tri 2, 3, 4; Bugle Corps 2, 3; Choir 2; Drum Corps 3, Drum Major 4; Glee Club 2. BETTY JEAN ROTH G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Secretary; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Gorman Club 4. WILLIAM WOODRUFF ROWE Football 3, 4; Track 4; M Association 4. EUGENE EUDDEN RUDOLPH Football 3; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; M Association 3, 4 Secretary; Senior Play. RUTH MARIE SAMS Library Club 4. GERALDINE MARIE SAMSEL G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4. ROBERT WALLACE SANDEL Football 2. 4; Wrestling 4; Choir 2, 3; Glee Club 2. HENRY MCCANNE SANFORD Baskotball 2; Choir 3; Dobato 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Prosidont; Senior Play. ELIZABETH JULIA SARKA G. A. A. 2; Blue Tri 2, 3. 4. PAUL JOHN SAUDER Football 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 4; Band 2, 3; M Association 2, 3, 4 President; Choir 2; German Club 3, 4. DONALD MOORE SAWHILL Cross Country 2, 3,, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; M Association 4. JACK DEAN SAYLOR Bowling 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Photo Club 4. MARJORIE MAE SCANLON DENZEL MAYNARD SCHAAF Football 3 Managor; Track 2 Manager; M Association 2, 3, 4. MARY VIRGINIA SCHWARTZKOPF G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Blue Tri 2, 3. 4; Choir 2; Drum Corps 3; Glee Club 2; Library Club 2 President. MARGIE ANN SCHWE1N G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Blue Tri 2. 3. 4; Pen Club 4; Red Cross 2, 3 Vice President. 4 President; S. S. S. Club 2, 3. 4: S. O. P. C. 4. MARJORIE ANN SCOTT Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Rod Cross 3, 4. ■44 • WILLIAM CARPENTER SEILER Gorman Club 4; Hi-Y 3. 4; Hypho 4 Business Manager; Pop Club 4; Photo Club 4 Troasuror; Stamp Club 3. CHARLES LESLIE SELANDER Band 2; Fronch Club 3; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Rod Masquo 2. ALMA MAY SHADEL G. A. A. 2, 3; Photo 2, 3. GUY MALCOLM SHAWK Band 2; Orchostra 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Rod Cross Council 4. ROBERT EDWARD SHERIFF Gorman Club 4 Vico Prosidont: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Hypho 3. 4 Editor; Pop Club 4; Rod Masque 2. 3, 4; Stamp Club 3. BERNICE HELEN SHERMAN Bluo Tri 3, 4. RALPH LEONARD SHIVELY Rod Masquo 2, 3; Stago Crow 2, 3. JACK ELLSWORTH SHRADER Bowling 3, 4 Captain RICHARD JAMES SICKMILLER Basketball 2; Bowling Club 3. 4; Hi-Y 2 Socrotary, 3 Vico Prosidont, 4 Prosidont; Manhigan 3 Sports Editor. BERNARD BURDETT SIMMONS Band 2, 3. WILLIAM YEATOR SIMPSON Baskotball 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Track 3. 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; M. H. S. Forum 3; Pop Club 4. DOROTHY AILEEN SLORP Fronch Club 3. ROBERT FRANKLIN SMITH WILLIAM OLIVER SMITH Swimmina 2, 3; Band 2, 3, 4 Prosidont; Choir 2, 3, 4; Gloo Club 2, 3. 4- Hi-Y 3, 4; Orchostra 3, 4; Pop Club 4; S. R. C. 4. NELLIE BELLE SMOTHERMAN G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Rod Cross 4; S. O. P. C. 4. ELDON WOERTH SNEERINGER Class Troasuror 3. 4; Baskotball 2, 3; Dobato 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Prosidont; M Association 2, 3; S. O. P. C. 4; S. S. S. 4; S. R. C. 4. JAMES GARIS SNYDER Hi-Y 2, 3. 4. RICHARD GORDON SOV ASH Football 2; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Vico Prosidont; Hypho 3; M Association 4; S. O. P. C. 4; S. S. S. 2; S. R. C. 4. - 45 - MARIAN ELIZABETH SPAYDE HAZEL SUZANNA SPICER G. A. A. 2. 3, 4; Blue Tri 2, 3. 4; Drum Corps 2, 3. MONOKA SPURGEON G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. JEWEL MAE STAPLES G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; BIuo Tri 2, 3, 4. THOMAS FREDERICK STECKER Cross Country 3; Track 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; M. H. S. Forum 3 Prosidont. KATHERINE LOUISE STEIL G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2. 3. 4; Choir 2, 3; Photo Club 3: Rod Cross 2; S. O. P. C. 4; Manhlgan 4. JACOB AARON STERNBAUM Choir 2, 3. 4; Gorman Club 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Pop Club 4; S. S. S. 4; Stamp Club 3. MARY JANE STOUGH G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Blue Tri 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 2 Prosidont, 3 Vico Prosidont; Rod Cross 2, 3 Troasuror, 4 Socrotary. DONALD EUGENE STOUT Bowling Team 3, 4. PHILIP NORRIS STROME Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Swimming Toam 3; M Association 3, 4. CHARLES WILLIAM SWANK DOROTHY LUCILE SWENDAL G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Vico Prosidont; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4; Drum Corps 2, 3 Socrotary. JANET EILEEN SWETLIC CATHRYN MAE TATAKIS G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pop Club 4. R03ERT WILLIAM TAWSE Tho'r 2; Hi-Y 3. 4: Hypho 4: Photo 4: R. O. P. C. 4: S. R. C. 4; Stago Crow 2, 3: Sonior Play, Load. DAVID TEMPLETON Football 3. 4; Track 4; S. R. C. 4. RICHARD WILLIAM THORPE Scoro Board 2 Operator; Control Room 2. GORDON HENRY TROPF Football 3; Choir 4; Gorman Club 4; Photo Club 4. - 46 - ENNAGENE VERMILYA Blue Tri 2. 3. 4; S. O. P- C. 4. XA PAULINE VOGEL Gorman Club 3. )NN EARLE WACHS MARJORIE ELAINE WALKER Bluo Tri 2. 3. 4. JOHN HENRY WALTERS CHRISTIAN ADAM WEINGARTNER ANNETTA NORRINE WELLER RICHARD CHARLES WENTZ Bowling 2, 3, 4. MARTHA JEANNETTE WERNER Class Secrotary 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3. 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Bluo Tri 2, 3, 4 Socrolary; Rod Cross 4; S. R. C. 2. 3. 4. VERNA AILEEN WHARTON BETTY JANE WHITE G. A. A. 2. 3. 4; Bluo Tri 2; Drum Corps 2-M. H. S. Forum 3 Socroiary. RICHARD CHAS. MORRIS WHITE Football 2, 3. 4; Hi-Y 2. 3. 4; Hypho 4. MARGARET THERESA URSCHtL club 3. G. A. A. RUTH EILEEN UTE club 2. 3. Buglo Corps 2. 3. drothy marie VANALLEN Art club 2; Bluo Tri 4. ARY EVELYN VANARNHEM 1YLLIS ELOISE VAUGHN Bluo Tri 3, 4. • 47 . JOHN WILLIAM WHITE Vocational Club 2. ROBERT FRANCIS WHYTE Vocational Club 3. FRANCES MARIE WILLIS CHARLES WOLFE VIRGIL BRYAN WOLFF Bowling 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Hi Y 4; Gorman Club 4; S. S. S. 4; Stago Crow 3. MARY WRIGHT BIuo Tri 4. RICHARD DAVIS WRIGHT Choir 2. 3. 4; Gloo Club 2; Hi-Y 3; Photo Club 2; Rod Masque 3, 4; S. O. P. C. 4; Radio Guidanco 4; Senior Play. PHILIP CLAYTON WYMOND Bowling 3. PAULINE MARIE YEAGER G. A. A. 4; Band 4; S. O. P. C. 4. JOSEPHINE ZAPP ALAN GEORGE WILKINS RICHARD DEAN HALDERMAN BOYD RANDOLPH STULL Vocational Club 2, 3, 4; Ht-Y 4; Trade 4. RAYMOND PEWONSKI Vocational Club 2. 3, 4. June Seniors Not Photographed GEORGE JOSEPH BECK EUGENE CLINTON BERTSCH MARY LOUISE BROOKER MARTIN FRANK LOUIS JOHN GERBER CHARLES OMAR GRANT PAUL EARL HOFFMAN JACK WILLIS KLINE V ILLIAM LOGAS MAY JUSTINE LONG VIRGINIA ALLENE MATHEWS FRANCES ELIZABETH MILLER THEODORE MUNTAN Robert a. McDonough JAMES PARRY ROBERT PAUL PAULO JOSEPH ARTHUR RACE PAUL SCHLEGEL MOTON SMITH Jr. CLEVELAND LEWIS - 48 - UNDERCLASSMEN - 49 - 12-B FIRST ROW MARGARET VAN AUKER PEARL RUBE MARY LONGSDOFF MARJORIE RITCHIE MARY THOMPSON RUTH TURNER VIRGINIA MANCINI SECOND ROW RUTH VRBANAC MAXINE ZIMMERMAN BETTY WALTERS ROBERT WISE ROBERT SIPE BETTY SMITH EILEEN WATKINS THIRD ROW JAMES THOMAS THEKLA SNYDER MARY MILLER MARGARET TERMAN JOAN WATSON SAUL RUBE MARY WEST FOURTH ROW MARIAN REESE RICHARD PAYNE EVA YANKOVICH WILLIAM EISELE BILL MITCHELL BETTY LOU THOMAS PAT SFERRO FIFTH ROW GEORGE ZEIDES BRUCE SWEET THEODORA WENDT CHARLES VOYIK MILTON NADASON MERLE WILGING MARJORIE WOODARD DON ROSE GEORGE MURRAY RICHARD WENDLAND JOE RACE SIXTH ROW RICHARD SPARKS ' V V FREDRIC TROLL HARRY WEAVER tAj) - 50 - 12-B FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW BETTY KIMES VIVIAN HUNT PEGGY LONG RUTH HUDSON MARJORIE HOMERICK ANN BAYER KATHRYN KNAGGS ESTHER GRAUER NATALIE BEAL HARLOD HEILMAN PHYLLIS HART FIFTH ROW RICHARD ANDERSON PAUL AUXTER TOM HOLLAND SIXTH ROW JOE KEIFER I (L- _ ROBERT BONAR U BONAR FOSTER DIALS MARY BURKHOLDER RUTH BATES BOB GRUNEISEN MARGARET FIRST BOB EARLY JOAN DEAN EDWARD KINKEL MARY ANN EDMONSTONE IRENE FASSOS GRETCHEN LANE ADA MAE HARBAUGH WINIFRED LEE MARY VERNICE DAVIS HOWARD HERSHEY DON HEINBERGER JOHN BILLINGSLY MAX HIESZ ROBERT JONES LEON ECKSTROM • 51 • 11-A FIRST ROW RUTH ANNA LEE GRETCHEN EDWARDS RICHARD HILDEBRAND KATHREN LEITENBERGER RUTH HOCKETT PAULINE DOKLOVIC JUNE DINGER ELLEN KLINE NORMA HOSTETLER DON HIPP EDITH HEUSS EILEEN LAURENCE LADONNA DILLON NORMA LEPPERT EARL GARNES BILL FAY MILDRED LAYER PAULINE HOFF ADALINE DISTL MARJORIE HALE GEORGE HESTON EVANGELINE HAMMOND EUGENE GUMP SECOND ROW MARGIE GASTON MARTHA HECKEL BETTY FRYE JANICE EPLEY PHYLLIS KOONS JULIA FISHBACK THIRD ROW WALTER KEELER JENNIE LOU GANNAWAY ROBERT GALSTER ANNABEL HEFFELFINGER BETTY HAMMAN FOURTH ROW BARBARA HANSBERGER CLYDE HARRIS JUANITA EST1LL VALERIE FUDERER BUD FORD JIM GORMAN AUDDY FREIHEIT ICKEY HENRY CLARENCE GASS LAVONNE HUNTER KATHLEEN HUNT FIFTH ROW CORRINNE LASER GENE EMMER DAVID GIBSON ALEX FLORO HAROLD FLAHARTY ALBERT HAMMER EUGENE GRUVER MARTY HENKE EILEEN HOUSE DICK HOLLAND ROBERT KARSMIZKI JOE HORVATH WALLACE FIKE EDWIN JACOBY CHARLES GROSSMAN JAMES HEGARTY SIXTH ROW DICK HAMILTON DELMAR HEICHEL JACK HOOKS JAMES KEEFER BEN GERHART - 52 - 11-A FIRST ROW JERRY RHOADS LOUISE REEDER NAOMI PFAFF BILLIE MCOUII.LEN ELIZABETH PANELLA JAMES KENNEDY NORRINE L1TTLER ELEANOR MAUER SHIRLEY PERRINE DOROTHY MCFADDEN BUD MILLER WAYNE KOCHERT SECOND ROW OSCAR KLEIN NAOMI MYERS DOYLE OBERHOLTZER CATHERINE OWENS THELMA MEYER LUCILLE PROSSEr LEONARD MCGREGOR ELBERT MEYER ELAINE MARLOW X NORMA JEAN MILLER ANN JEANETTE KLINqer THIRD ROW MARY PERMAN TREVA MILES WANDA RICE HELEN ROUSE ELIZABETH MIKE LYNN MCCOROUODALE JACK LUIRS SYDNEY MANDEL GEORGE PIFER BARBARA MEISTER LAUREL JEAN LOTZ SANDY LAKE FOURTH ROW HELEN MCDERMOTT ANNA LULU MYRTLE MARTH HELEN SAMPSEL WALTER MAPES DICK LISLE RUTH MAL1Z LOIS OHLER VIRGINIA MOORE GRACE ELEANOR RUBY DICK K ESS EL JIM LICHTENBERGER ROBERT LACE BILL REMARK PAULINE ROBERTS MAXINE PEARSON LOIS PIKE FIFTH ROW DARYLE MONG BILL MCCARRICK HELEN MARKLEY MILDRED MILLER GENEVA THOMAS LEQNA VOGEL SIXTH ROW JUANITA OSWALT MARIAN LUTZ MIRIAM MILLER IRENE RINEHART BRUCE MCG1NTY WILLIAM KOCHHEISER Ob—tji+S “•I MTV ORLAND MOTT SAM LITTLE ROBERT MILLER BOB MABEE BOB LANTZ JOAN MARQUIS - 53 - 11-A VIRGINIA CULLING RALPH BROWN PATTY BANCROFT MARY BEER MARJORIE CROWL FIRST ROW SARAJANE DIEHL EVELYN CHOYCE VERNON BUMPUS MAYNARD BALLIET ERROLDINE BLACK HARRY BRIDE JEAN BRITTON ELEANOR COE MAXINE CALLIHAN JOAN DAVEY DICK BURKHOLDER BOB CURRY DORIS BAKER DOROTHY BAUER LILLIAN ART DENNIS BURKHART TED BARE' e-' ' ' CLARA BEER RUTH BAUER ETHEL MAE BOGAN WILLIAM ABELE LESLIE DEWITT CATHERINE BURGER HELEN DAMLOS DOROTHY BERGMAN MELVYN DOUGHERTY RUTH BAER VIOLA ARMOS BARBARA CHATLAIN MARJORIE BENDER SECOND ROW DOROTHY BLOSSOMGAME BETTY BOOP KENNETH ANTRICAN HOBART ADAMS BETTY BEAVER THIRD ROW DORIS DENT MARGARET CROWL JACK DAUM DON DAUGHERTY GEORGE DAVIS FOURTH ROW RUTH BECKER FAITH CAROVOUR HAROLD CATES HENRY BERG ROBERT CRAMER FIFTH ROW SIXTH ROW MARGARET CLARK V ARD BARRETT DOUGLAS BACON EDV ARD BAKER JOE BAUDERER LARRY BERGSTROM ED. COLANGELO HOWARD DOWNARD III) ■r. MARTIN BRUST - 54 - 11-A FIRST ROW LEONA HOUT MARGIE WHITE JACQUELINE PETERSON HALDYNE SPRIGGINS DOROTHY THIERLEIN MARY SUBER RALPH ZOLL RUTH SAWYER ADALINE WILGING JEAN SCHILL ELAINE SELLERS MERCILE SCHAAF SECOND ROW BOB YARMON RUTH JACKSON MARJORIE SCHMIDT ANITA SMITH HELEN UNDERWOOD MARY STAHL BOB WYMER JEAN TURNER RUTH WHARTON MARIE SCHNEIDER EILEEN SMITH BILL ZIMMERMAN THIRD ROW ROSEMARY STANLEY MARTIN WAGNER RUTH TITSCHINGER ESTHER SNYDER MAXENE WILLIAMS HAROLD LASH RICHARD RIDENOUR ROBERT WOLF JOSEPH WILCOX MARY STEVENS LADONNA SCHAFER AUDREY STUCKEY FOURTH ROW ZORABELLE BUSH MARILOU SOWASH THERESA SPROSTY JEAN WELLS BETTE WEHINGER JOE SPEAKMAN CHARLES WEAMER ELINOR STEVENS BETTY WOOD LOIS SMITH BARBARA SCHOOLY FIFTH ROW CHARLES SWEET JOHN SWANK JOHN VANEFF. JOHN RICHARD SPETKA MARGARET WHITTEN EARL SMITH FRANCES SMITH KENNY RUDOLPH BOB SALTZGABER ED SHEETZ SIXTH ROW THELMA VAWTER RUSSELL SNYDER DICK SATTLER JOHN WHITE RICHARD THEAKER HOWARD TAYLOR ALBERT YOUNG DAVID TALBOT DICK SIMON - 55 - 11-B CHARLES MAGEE first ROW RUTH GERISCH JUNE JMHOFF fl i 4 .M NORMA FRAZIER | A gretchen GEHL V. ESTHER FIKE qi JZAX_ BETTY BOLESKY EARL BECKER ______ DORCAS BERTSCH C-, . f MARILYNN ACKERMAN , ADAM BRANDT X«La n. Gju+ha+Lx ROBERT CANNY ' IDA KINKEL LOUISE BRIGHTWELL EVA DORMER MIRIAM DURIG MARY DELIANIDES SECOND ROW ,-U- lilDIAU i sfe w ALBERT FILIPPELLI a CARL BACK - Q+s , DOROTHY GUMF NANCY COX A BILL DOOLITTLE __________ _ . THIRD ROW DALE JESSOP ROBERT GOTTFRIEp' MARY COOPER £ IJ -----1 £ f MARTHA HERRING tojtXfc. DOLORES MCNUTT J kdf’J i 7 J4Lj2Z afi g FOURTH ROW ;elo I I y MAXINE BUSH 1 ELO ANGELO _ MARION BURKHAR 7 1ft MI HOWELL BETTY MCGREGOR MARTHA BETHEA CHARLES CAMPBELL CLARA 1VANICH CAROLYN COX PAULINE AUXTER  .--- BOBBIE MARVIN QjjJJl FRED CRAWFORD GEORGE CATON ARDEN MILLER ' a RUTH HAMMER KU fL. 74 MARY FRIDAY • FIFTH ROW ROW v) FRED JONES FRANKLIN GLICK J LORENE DESTERHAFT -1 AMY JOCOT HERMAN ,.,' s r N BOftJNDS£ jgtUt M|h GUS. D1EHM JANE MCCLURE EILEEN MILLER BETTY DRUSCHEL RALPH ARMSTRONG SI MARJORIE BIRMELIN EMZIE MAPP LOREN MAGLOTT NORMA FANCHER MARGARET GAG BOB ABRAMS( 0A NORMAN ARMSTRONG MARCELLA BOWMAN RUBY MCCLEELAN 10M - 56 - 11-B FIRST ROW KATHERINE WILLSON ANNA SCHAMPIER ESTHER ZIEGLE PATTY OLIN YaJf JOHN PASHEILICH ELOISE PIPER EVADINE REEDER . MARY ALICE MITCHELL spy. GUS PAPPAS ELEANOR PIPER SECOND ROW EUNICE STOUGH WILMA SMITH MARJORIE SMOTHERMAN HARRIET SMOTHERMAN MARGERY WAPPNER JOHN VASILONIC BARBARA SA VENE NAOMI ZIMMERMAN THIRD ROW V-i-Vw tputc MARJORIE TORSKI f • HELEN WEBBER SALLY RUSSELL DICK RITCHIE ARDEN SHAMBAUGH VIRGINIA OUAINTANCE FOURTH ROW DON MILLER FLOYD SOW ASH EVELYN SCHULER CHARLOTTE PASTE MARY SHEPHERD ANNA MOYSI JACK SHIPLLT DOROTHY TREADWAY ■- , FIFTH ROW HAROLD WITZKY ROSS PLUE DORIS REED JESSIE WILKERSON FRANK PIVAL EDWIN STIFFLER DORIS STAFFORD ANNE WILSON n n iipo HARRY PHILLIPS CHARLES PALMER EUGENE WAPPNER V SIXTH ROW DARRELL SMITH DICK PEREZ tz HARVEY TODD WILLIAM WARDEN 57 - 10-A FIRST ROW ELEANOR BAKER MARIAN LITTLE FRED HUNTSMAN HELEN KNAPP MARY LOUISE HOUSTON BETTY LONG HELEN KOROKNAY BETTY KISSEL THELMA DOYLE HAZEL KENNEDY GARNET KENNEDY RALPH HELBIG SECOND ROW IRENE KARNAVAS CX XA« L VVt 0xO b MARGARET LAUER Ji OVACH HELEN HETLER NICK KOMJENOVICH CHARLOTTE JENNINGS ALICE LAMOREUX JEAN KELLY THIRD ROW MARIANN LINN KATHRYN LINN HELEN KRUPP PARKER LONG LOV ELL KNAPP JACK KAUFMAN JACK KENNEDY ANNE LERSCH KENNETH LANG FOURTH ROW MARGARET KUREK JANICE KEMPF POLLY HOCKENSMITH NELAND LONGSHORE FRANK KONVES KENNETH KRUPP CATHY LANNERD JIM HUGO RICHARD HARTLINE JOHN HAMILTON BOB HUNTER LUCILLE LEICY FIFTH ROW BOB KIAMY PATRICIA HIEBER VIRGINIA HORST MARY JANE HOOVER SIXTH ROW CAROL KIRKLAND TONY HICKS EUGENE HETLER - 58 - CHARLES HAAG FRED ELDER GLORIA DISBENNETT HATTIE MAJORS RALPH GALSTER 10-A FIRST ROW BETTY HARTER GLORIA FERGUSON DOROTHY FRICK MILDRED ELICH MARY GREGORIA ANTON ERNDT ELIZABETH EDMONSTONE JANET HEMPHILL SALLY DIRLAM LORENE HANLON AL HAGER BOB GASS JIM DAUGHERTY ELOISE HARBAUGH HARRY GRIFFITH SECOND ROW WILMA GOETTL JEAN HENRY BOBETTE GREENE JEAN HERRING MARY HUINAK THIRD ROW DOROTHEA ELLER RUTH HARBAUGH ROSA FAVA MILDRED DURANT VIRGINIA DAVIS TOM EARHART EMMA ERNDT ALMA DAVIS MORTON FRANKEL WANDA HESS FOURTH ROW JOE GERGER KAY DANOFF DONNA GARBER BILL DIETRICKSON BETTY HAHN RICHARD HECHT CHARLES FRANZEN RICHARD GORDON LESTER FLEGAL RICHARD DOMER EDWARD EDER BRUCE GRAVES GENE DAVIDSON BENTLEY GILBERT FIFTH ROW RICHARD FISCH DOT GUNSTEAD ROWENA DAVIS BILL GOTTAS GLADYS GASS SIXTH ROW JAMES EDWARDS GEORGE KENTOSH - 59 - 10-A FIRST ROW ROBERT STEVENSON HELEN RUPANOVIC ROSA SCHWANER ADA SCHN1TZER BILL SELANDER BETTY SMITH ROSEMARY SHILL GEORGIANNA SIMPSON SECOND ROW ROBERT SCHOENMAN DORIS RADOVICH I.ADONNA SAVENE MARY RHOADS ROBERT PFAHLER NELLIE REED NORMA PRION JUNE SCHISLER JEANNE WORLEY RUTH SPRING PHYLLIS STRATMAN JEAN SEBRING THIRD ROW ROGER STEINEBREY BILL STAHL JACK SHILL JANE SEIFLEY GERALDINE SCHWARZXKOPH ELEANOR THOMPSON RUTH SPELLMAN CHARLOTTE PURDY FOURTH ROW DON SMOKE RALPH STANTON MARJORIE SHEEHE RUSS SHIVELY FRANK TRULY BETTY ROWE JOAN PORTER BERNARD SCHUSTER FIFTH ROW ROBERT PACE JUSTIN SEILER BOB SHILL ROBERT PERRY ALEX TRENEFF HELEN STATLER TODD STROHMENGER HELEN SHORT SIXTH ROW KENNITH SMITH JOSEPH ROMAN BRONKO fJh-ROVlC V VELMA SIEGFRIED - 60 - 10-A FIRST ROW NICK WEAMER NELLIE WILLIAMS EDWIN VOGEL MARILEE SWORD GERTRUDE TORSKI MARIE SWEVAL ANN SUCH SECOND ROW ELEANORE REBEL BETTE WEIDNER BILL WHEATLEY MARILYNN WENDLAND LEILE VELZY IVAN W1TCHEY LEOTA WILLIAMS THIRD ROW MARTHA SHURANCE HELEN ANN TROLL CARL THODSOFF DOTTIE VAUGHN DONALD STULL DOROTHY SWARTSELL ESTHER WILGING FOURTH ROW EDWARD WOODBERRY 2 XAY WOOD ROBERT WINBIGLER rxjBrfM Ws' DUKE V EBER LOUISE WALKER r V HELEN WASHINGTON LUCILLE ZEDIKER FIFTH ROW RUSSELL WENTZ AMY YUNCKER ROSEMARY TINGI.EY MILDRED TOOKER EVELYN STEHLE SIXTH ROW ROGER ZIMMERMAN LYNN TEALE NORMAN WILCOX GENE VAN ALLEN DONNA VANEFF - 61 • 10-A FIRST ROW JANE PASHEILICH BETTY LOU PALMER DAN MCLAUGHLIN MADALENE MALONE VIOLA MUSILLE DELORES LORENTZ WALTER MILLER HERSCHEL MILLER JOHN MUNTAN ELEANOR MILLER DORIS MEEKER MARIE MCCORMICK GENE OSWALT GERALD MILLER MAXINE PFAHLER CATHERINE MUSILLE WILMA JEAN ROSS ROLAND MIDDLETON MARY JANE MCCARTY IRENE MILLER JACQUELINE NICHOLS SECOND ROW CORINNE MOATS MARTHA PIPER MARJORIE POCOCK JEAN MOSBERG BILL MANSDEN MARY MCCARTNEY ANN OHLER DEMETRA PHILLIPS JOE MANFIJ CHARL PARSOI THIRD ROW RUTH MAINS BETTY LUCAS ROBERTA O'HARROW FRED MOREY RICHARD MILLER FOURTH ROW MARTHA MCCORMICK RUTH MILES BOB MERCER FAYE PAYTON FIFTH ROW DON MCKENZIE ROGER MYERS MARTHA MILLER ELAINE KRIZAN CLARA BELLE MERRYMAN STEPHEN MAURER DON PARRETT HELEN MEIHACK LOIS PHIFER SIXTH ROW BILL MAXWELL EARL PACKER WARD PACE JIM TEMPLETON CHARLES MOTSON BILL PECHT ROGER MORROW BOB MAGI.OTT 62 10-A JOE ALTOMONTE MELBA DEWITT MARTHA MARY FUNK JEANETTE BRYANT HELEN BECHTEL FIRST ROW ELLEN CLELAND MARYANN CIANCI JANICE BUCHER WINIFRED BAUER WESLEY CARR CALVIN BRONSON WALTER BECKER JEANNE GEORGE MARJORIE BUSHNELL DOLORES BERGER SECOND ROW MARJORY CLAWSON MARY CARSON GRACE BARNETT JUNE BELL JACK CARR MILLER BISHOP PAUL BOWMAN MARY ANNA BOGAN AUDREY ANGLIN LEE ADAMS THIRD ROW DONALD ARNOLD MARJORIE BISBEE LOIS CURRY NAOMI BOSTICK KATIE BRADLEY FOURTH ROW JERRY BRIGHTBILL VIOLET BAUMBERGER JOHN CLARK EVELYN CORWIN GRETCHEN ANDERSON CORRINE ABRAMS PAUL DONNAN RUTH BRANDENBURG JAMES AUGUSTINE WILLIAM CLARK HELEN CHRISTOFF CHARLES CONDON ROBERT CAVE JOE COLLINS FIFTH ROW PHILIP DELIANIDES JOAN BLANK VIRGLE BAKER DURWARD BURNS EDWARD ARLIN BOB BOBST PAUL DIETZEL JOE BRUMFIELD SIXTH ROW LILA CUTTING RACHEL BAER JACK CLARK ROBERT BRAUCHLER • 63 - 10-B BETTY DUFFNER ROBERT FOX WILLARD RHONEHOUSE PHYLLIS BOTTOMLEY ROBERT SCHNEIDER HELEN MOORE FIRST ROW FRANCES BROOKS GEORGIA CLINE MAYBELLE ANDERSON MARIE MAPP HOWARD DUFFY TONY GLORIOSO RUTH WRIGHT DICK CALHOUN MARY STAR MILDRED HARDY ELAINE LOGAS EILEEN HANSROTE SECOND ROW BETTY ANN RIZER GERTRUDE GLOVER JEANNETTE VIOLET CARVER JOHN SPROSTY KATHERINE SCHENK PHYLLIS VOYIK JAMES TUTTLE DICK JENKINS EEN MEANS ETABEL HUNTER BARBARA MCDOWELL JACK MCMULLEN BILL BECHTLER THIRD ROW DICK PFAFF MATILDA BURKE EDITH HAWKINS BEATRICE FLOOD NATHANIEL YOUNG . ROBERT HARPER DAVID FISHER BILL BOYCE MARY HAMILTON DOROTHY HAINER MILES WICKETT HARVIE WALDMAN MYRON V EST DON SPRECKER RUTH SMITH DICK MUMFORD JOHN HAYES FOURTH ROW ARTHUR ZERBY LOIS GROVE NORMA STYLES CLARENCE POLLOCK GORDON DUCKWORTH ALPHONSO HAUSTON FIFTH ROW JAMES ATWATER THOMAS WILLIAMS JACK WOODS WALTER HOLZMILLER DWIGHT SWANK - 64 - FIRST now FRANK BETZ DELARCY BLACK JAMES LONGS DORP MARGARET CASTELDA MIKE SFERRO WILMER LADD ERNEST KUELLING NORMA SCHMIDT NORMA DENT MARGERY HEGNAUER BENNY SORG DICK BUTTERFIELD SECOND ROW SHIRLEEN REITER VIRGINIA SHADEL HARRY FRONTZ VIRGINIA GARRISON JANE SENERT BETTY BEER MIRIAM HOFF CHARLES HAYES A. J. WATSON DICK HAYCOOK MARY LOUETTA LAUBSCHER ALBERT MILLER BETTY COON THIRD ROW DORIS WHEELOCK DORIS MCKNIGHT EURETTA ETZWILER ANNA KNAPP ARDITH MURRAY DENVER V RAY FLOYD SHAUM HAROLD LEICY EUGENE NEWLON ROBERT WOLF WAYNE MURPHY FOURTH ROW JOANNE RUSSELL KATIE MALONE JIM ROBERTSON LOUISE CROSS MARGUERITE GERHART BOB GIVEN RICHARD STOUGHTON EUGENE WHISLER ARTHUR GOETTLE BILL LEONARD FIFTH ROW JOHN WAXLER JANET ROBERTSON ELAINE MORITZ VIRGINIA KINNINGER ROSE SWOYER Tom Rollins, Maynard Balliet, Harvey Sams, Martin Brust. Howard Downard, and George Davis working up speed on tho outsido of a car . . . Cathorino Burgor and Grace Maloney in a domestic scone . . . Charlos Weavor labors while Kennoth Rudolph modestly hides behind a belt . . . Paul Pasheilich, Marvin McKoo, Christian Woingartner. and William Reese hard at work in tho Eloctric Shop . . . Margarot Oswalt looks at life in detail ... as Mr. Kotnor puzzlos ovor an unexplained absence . . . Mr. Miller as Simon Legroo ovor William Brookor. Tony Augustino, Richard Underwood, F ilph Hazlett, Paul Schlogel. Thorman Hooks, Dick Kalstein, Russell Beer. Eugono Borlsch. William Fishor, Allan Wilkins, Ralph Hill, and William Logas . . . Art Axtoll pondors on the hardships of life as a senior. - 66 - ORGANIZATIONS - 67 • Red Masque First Row—Harriott Johnston, Maxine Hartmann, Gone Lantz, Leona Hout, Josophino Huqhes, Pearl Rube, Joan Wolff. Second Row Ed Maxwell, Richard Wright, Miriam Jenkins, Virginia Fairman, Ruth Smith, Betty Reese, E. L. Hoasloy, Advisor. Third Row—Charles Callahan, Tom Holland, Vivian Miller, Robert Sheriff, Janet Kelly, Grace Ruby. Fourth Row -Richard Collins, Rox Collins, Dick Sattler, Richard Ridenour, Sullivan Caines, John White, Bill Maxwell. The Rod Masquo is an organization for those who aspire to the heights of dramatic prosontation, whothor as actors or to study drama another viewpoint. The club presents a play oach year. Jo Hughos was prosidont for tho first semester and Ed Maxwoll for tho second. S. R. C. First Row-Gene Lantz, Lee Adams, Janet Baughman, Bill Doolittle, Virginia Fairman, Gladys Korr, Francos Brown, Marjorie Boals. Second Row—Steve Karnavas, Gerry Hartman, Ed Eisole, Tek Snyder, Lois Robinson, Jcannotto Werner, Bob Lantz. Third Row—Harold Williams, Janet Kelly, Marian Rooso, Maxine Bush, Joe Logan. Marjorie Halo, James Thomas, Bud Betz. Fourth Row—Marshall Smith, Robert Winbiglor, Bill Harmony. Dorothy Blackstone, Jack Shiplot, Fifth Row—A1 Osborn, Phyllis Hart. Joe Keifor, Fred Lavender, Eldon Sneeringer, Dick Burkholder. The Student Representative Council is what the name implies. Members aro elected by their class and it is the organization which may rofloct tho students opinions. Bill Harmony served as president the first semester, and Fred Lavender the second. • 68 - Photo Club First Row—Walter Mayer, Nick Weamor, Nick Mavromatis, Myron Miller, Ruth Hockett, Lillian Art, Martha Mary Funk, Mary Maxwell, F. E. Elder, Advisor. Socond Row Gordon Tropf, William Seiler, Tom Anderson, Lois Ohler, Eleanor Coo, Tholma Kennedy, Pearl Rube, Harold Lash. Third Row Richard Sparks, Harry Massa, Bob Tawso, John Frankonborgor, Mary Schwartzkopf, Virginia Mancini, Fred Jones. Fourth Row Todd Stromongor, Jack Saylor, David Gibson, Robert Frey, Edward Klein, Durward Burns, Margaret Torman, Stovo Karnavas. Filth Row—Arthur Axtoll, Bob Castor. Bob Brandenburg, Bob Karsmizki, Bill Houston, E'.wood Garrison, Billy Stimens, Robert Huntor, John White. The Photo Club, with F. C. Elder for its advisor, had a very successful year. The club sponsored sovoral contests and obtained many interesting speakers, including Mr. Perez, for its members to further photography. The mombors wore taught how to develop and onlargo their prints, as well as shown how to make contact prints. They meet weekly on Wednesdays. All the members, including Walter Mayer, its president knew much more about photography at the end of the year thar. thoy had known in September. All the members had access to the dark room. The club also tried to take pictures of most of tho school activities. George William's Hi-Y First Row Richard Sowash, George Bates, Edward Klein, Harold Wynn, Robert Boals, William Dietrlckson, George Hall. Second Row Lydon Beam, Dick White, Darrell Smith, William Seiler, Bud Miller, Robert Tawso, Harold Flaharty. Third Row Malcolm Shawk, Arden Shambaugh, John Mosey, Bob Sheriff, Kennith Smith, Bentley Gilbort, Jim Snyder. Fourth Row Walter Mayor, Joe Collins, Henry Mahon, Jim Gorman, George Gazdak, Joe Brumfield, Ted Bare, Paul Hannowald. Co operating, along with the other clubs, and with tho Y. M. C. A.; the George Williams Hi-Y has done more than its share of community and school work this season. The club holds mootings regularly on Monday nights at the Y. M. C. A. - 69 • G. A. A. First Row Viola Musille, Ruth Anna Loo, Ann Such, Loila Volzy, Marilynn Ackorman, Marjorie Smothorman, Gortrude Torski, Iris Ferguson, Dorothy McCartney. Second Row Mary Maxwell, Mary Porman, Grotchon Edwards, Esther Zioglor, Ruth Gerisch, Harriott Smothorman, Mary Carson. Nollie Williams, Susio Spicer. Third Row— Norma Burggraf, Eleanor Mauror, Miriam Garn, Catherine Musille, Clara Ivanich, June Eberlo, Eloiso Pipor, Grotchon Gohl, Cathryn Tatakis. Fourth Row—Nellie Smotherman, Margaret Oswalt, Ruth Monger!, Marjorie Torski, Irene Miller, Mary Delianidos, Mary Anna Bogan, Doris Meeker, Eunice Stough. Fifth Row—Ruth Huck, Barbara Meister, Kay S'.eil, Helen Wobbor, Betty Bolonky, Gerry Burns, Virginia Horst. Wilma Joan Ross, Virginia Casperson. Sixth Row Mildred Clark, Mary Lou Marks, Marjorie Boals, Lois Ohlor, Angolino Kalor, Harriott lohnston, Botty Druschol, Melba DoWitl, Margery Wappnor. Seventh Row -Paulino Yeagor, Margie Schwoin, Margaret V hltton. Jane Stough, Margaret Gage, Ruth Hammer, Anna Lorsch, Ruth Harbaugh, Eloanor Pipor. First Row -Lois Robinson, Treasurer; Lydia Distl, Prosidont; Margarot Clapsaddlo, Advisor; Janet Kolly, Vice President; Janet Baughman, Secretary. Second Row—Marian Leo Birch, Dorothy Swondal, Marjorie Balbaugh, Ruth Sawyor, Esther Leopold, Ruth Mallz, Sarajane Diehl, Helen Sampsel, Jean Schill, Janet Gcdfiold, Joan Twitchell. Third Row Julia Fishback, Ellon Kline, Mildred Miller, Beverly Paco, Janot Hemphill, Winifred Loo. Joan Turnor, Botty Hamman, Virginia Mancini, Janice Eploy, Mary Alice Mead. Fourth Row—Mary Nanich, Betty Bell, Lillian Doty, Gladys Korr, Corrino Abrams, Ruth Vrbanac, Mildred Layer, Doris Dent, Lucille Fottor, Lois Smith, Phyllis Koons. Fifth Row—Norma Hostetler, Botty Whito. Corrine Laser, Irono Rinehart, Ann Bayor, Margarot Clark, Mary West, Dorothy Borgman, Dorothy Blackstone, Marjorio Ritchio. Sixth Row Barbara Chatlain, Rebecca Frampton, Jeannette Wemor, Patricia Hoibor, Bernice Clino, Holon McDermott, LaDonna Schaefer, Virginia Moore, Elizabeth Wharton, Virginia Fairman. Sovonth Row -Anna Moysi, Haze! Payton, Jean Buell, Elizabeth Jackson, Elinor Slovens, Botty Jean Roth, Monoka Spurgeon, Miriam Miller, LaVonnc Hunter, Marjorie Mitchell. Eighth Row Mirian Lutz, Mary Schwartzkopf, Eileen Houso, Volma Siegfried, Holen Methack, Maxino Hartman. Tho Girls' Athletic Association, bettor known as G. A. A., is one of the most activo clubs in the school. Any girl receiving sufficient points may become a member. Points are earned by participating in intramurals or other sports such as hiking, skiing, and skating. Each year the club sponsors a banquet for its members, a Man Dance, and Play Day. . 70 - M Association First Row—Dick Burkholder, Bob Lantz, Jim LoMunyon, Dick Sowash, Mike Horvath, Howard Hershey, Dick White, Philip Hill-igoss, Lynn McCorquodalo, Bill Dusty. Second Row Glondale Uhlich, Eldon Snooringor, Eugene Gump, Gaston Buzzard, Bob Yarmon, Gene Lantz. Jack Hughes, Edward Kinkel, Saul Rube, Robert Cramor. Third Row -Lawrence Boylan, Bill Stoughton, Harold Bogncr, Alex Radovich, Dave Prion, Albert Young. John Foster, Dick Underwood. Fourth Row Oscar Klein, Elo Angelo, Bud Betz, Joo Logan, Marshall Smith, Richard Weaver, Dick Perez, Charles Palmer. Filth Row Charles Magee, Harold Williams, Paul Saudor, Donzel Schaaf, John Pfahlor, Lydon Beam, Don Rose, Fred Atwater, Edward Goettle. Sixth Row Bill Horpich, Jacques Edwards, Dave Walker, Bob Guegold, Gene Rudolph, Bill Harmony, Ross Loughman, Foster Dials, A1 Hager, Charles Burton. One of the oldost and tho bost known organizations of the school is the M Association. Each year this club has contributed somo improvement to the school. It has provided dances, stage plays, and other entertainments. It has always encouraged the different sports by holping each ono to succeod. To be eligible for this organization you must earn your loiter in some sport. This year the club was reorganized into an even bettor organization and it has adopted a constitution. Officers were: Paul Sauder, President; Dave Templeton, Vice President; Gene Rudolph, Troasuror; Coach Paul Snyder, Advisor. John Sherman Hi-Y First Row Fred Lavender. Ed Eisele, Jack Selandor, Bill Snyder, Gene Lantz, Ralph Stanton, Parker Long, Marton Henke. Socond Row Richard Anderson, Howard Hershey, Jack Shiplet, Bill Simpson, Walter Becker. Jim Hugo, Bill Doolittle, Bob Horvath. Third Row Richa'd Woaver, Bob Lantz, Eldon Sneeringer, Gone VanAllen, Dick Kessel, Marshall Smith, Edward Arlin. Fourth Row—A1 Osborn, Dick Burkholder, Wallace Fike, Bob Castor, Bruce McGinty, Bill Harmony. Charles Atton. This club, under the leadership of Marshall Smith and Eldon Sneeringer, played an important part in the social life of its members. Among the activities during tho past yoar has been an open dance in the gym. An entertainment committee is appointed for the purpose of obtaining prominent men of Mansfield as guest speakors. • 71 - Booth Sound First Row—Harold Lash. Jack Aloxandor, Dick Underwood, Donald Arnold. Second Row—Steve Karnavas. Chris V oingartner, Dick Hassingor, William Rooco. Third Row—Dick Garver, Robort Gass, Verne Hedges. Fourth Row -Arthur T. Owen. Advisor, Marvin McKee, Ralph Hazlott, Joe Tamburrino. It is these boys who make possible the noon-shows and the successful operation of our speaking system. They give up their free time, receiving very little recognition in return. Debate Club First Row—Robert Stevenson. Gone Lantz, Mary Beer. Julia Fishback. Socond Row—Myron Miller. Lynn McCorquodale. Marllou Sowash, Anita Smith. Third Row—David Gibson. Ed Eisele, Clara Beer, Thorosa Sprosty. Fourth Row—Walter Mayer, Harold Williams. Robert Frey. Betty Bolesky, Miriam Jonkins. Our Debate Club, which was organized just last year, has had a vory successful season in 1939-40. For the first time the debaters joined the National Forensic League and attonded meetings and contosts sponsored by that club in Wooster and Massillon. In spite of inexperienco, under the tutelage of Mr. Mickey, the advisor, tho club has shown up well against opponents, including those from Newark, Shelby, and Canton McKinley. Harold Williams servos as President. Mary Beer, as secretary. - 72 - German Club First Row—Goorgo Zoides, Goorge Miller, Haldyne Spriggins, Mary Beer, Maxine Hartmann, Esther Booksbaum, Lois Robinson, Ruth Gorisch, Thelma Peterson, Eleanor Maurer, Naomi Pfaff. Second Row Richard Wendland, William Seiler, Gene Laniz, Clara Beer, Elaine Brumenschenkel, Marjorie Schmidt, Ann Bayer, Betty Bell, Margaret Crowl, Bill Marsden, Pauline Hoff. Third Row Paul Saudor, Gordon Tropf, Doris Bakor, Robort Shoriff, Lucille Herrick, Holon Holzmiller, Betty Rowe, Jake Stern-baum, Elizaboth Miko, Holon Hotlor, Kathron Loitonborgor. Fourth Row -Gllborl Iroland, Bob Early, Walter Mayor, Ruth Smith, Joan Mittman, Larry Bergstrom, Joe Baudoror, Theodora Wondt, Harriett Johnston, Joo Wilcox, Shirloy Porrine. Fifth Row—William Houston, Frances Smith, Richard Sparks, Louise Walker, Gladys Kerr, Anna Moysi, Edward Klein, Paul Auxter, Mary Schwartzkopf, Dick Saltier, Lynn McCorquodale. Sixth Row R. L. Nixon. Advisor; Robert Frey. Virgil Wolff. Phil Strome, Bob Guegold, Paul Hannewald, Bob Lehman, Dick Burkholder. Every High School student is oligiblo for membership in this club. Mr. Nixon, who teaches Gorman, is the advisor, and Bill Houston acts as president. This year the club gave an opera the name of Rotkappchen . M. H. S. Pep Club This is a newly organized club for the purposo of encouraging our teams at the athlotic events. The Pep Club has become very popular and has attracted a great deal of well-needed attention. Special seats wero provldod so that tho ontiro group may bo seatod together at the games. - 73 - Senior Junior Blue Tri First Row Frances Brown, Eugenie Bushnell, Betty Krupp. Patricia Oborlandor, Norrino Littlor, Ruth Sawyer, Mary Maxwell, Dorothy Swendal, Marjorie Scott, Adaline Wllging, LaDonna Dillon, Julia Fishback, Paulino Hoff, Barbara Hansberger. Second Row Mildred Miller, Gretchen Edwards, Betty Jones. Jane McFaddon, Maiy Wost, Thelma Potorson. Maxine Zimmerman, Laurel Joan Lotz, Konnagene Vermilya, Maxene Williams, Marjorie Crowol, Mary Stahl, Naomi Pfalf, Holon Undoiwood. Third Row Marjorio Woodard, Miriam Garn, Eileen Smith, Betty Bell, Gloria Guest, Pearl Rube, Mariorio Rltchio, Lillian Art, Gorry Sam-sol, Joan Waison, Morcile Schaaf, Jane Johnson, Haldyne Spnggms, Norma Lepport. Fourth Row Martha V appnor, Virginia Casperson, Holon Hartman, Botty Reoso, Marjorio Homerick, Holen Damlos, Mary Wright. Ethel Mao Bogan, Botto Wohingor, Rosolyn Mason, Virginia Balyoat, Phyllis Vaughn. Fifth Row—Rofcecca Frampton, Lucilto Herrick, Harriott Johnston, Margio Schwoin, Botty Axtoll, Joan Van Doroau, Eleanor Coo, Anita Smith, Marilou Sowash, Janico Eploy, Margaret Gilbert, Ruth Titschingor, Doris Kochort. Sixth Row Miriam Jonkins, Marjorio Bondor. Botty Austin, Juanita Estill, Elma Irvino, Marjorio Walkor, Marion Givon, Dorothy Black-stone, Thoresa Sprosty, Graco Eleanor Ruby, Annabol Hoffolfingor, Botty Joan Roth, Francos Smith. Seventh Row—Thoodora Wondt, Josophino Hughos, Eleanor Bond, Kay Steil, Betty Lou Thomas, LaVonno Hunter, Jano Stough, Marjorio Halo, Natalie Beal, Audrey Stuckey, Ruth Baer. First Row—Kathloon Proston-Vice Prosidont, Marjorio Boals-Presidont, Gladys Korr-Troasuror, Virginia Fairman-Socrotary. Socond Row Ada Mao Harbaugh, Lois Ohlor, Norma Joan Millor, Jonnnotto V ornor-Cabinot, Ruth Mongort-Cabinot. Marian Leo Birch-Cabinet, Barbara Chatlain-Cabinot, Holon Holzmillor-Cabinot, Eileen House-Cabinot, Leona Hunt, Tholnia Moyor, Ann Joanotto Klinger, Dorothy McCartnoy. Third Row Marian Lutz, Elinor Stevons, Janet Baughman, Elaine Soller, Phylliss Koons, Joan Twitcholl, Margio White, Jorry Rhoads. Dorothy McFaddon, Marjorie Balbaugh, Botty Hamman, Sarajane Diehl, Margaret Clark, Joan Schill, Juno Eboile. Fourth Row Miriam Millor, Dorothy Gump, Norma Hostetler, Margaret Oswalt, Helon Sampsol, Dorothy Thiorloin, Catherine Owens, Bovorly Paco. Joan Wolff. Ruth Becker, Natalie Powell, Bernice Sherman, Doris Baker, Corrlnno Lasor. Fifth Row -Ruth Smith, Joan Mittman, Ruth Vrbanac, Marilyn Moior, Botty Jano Poarco, Paulino Doklovic, Wanda Rico, Luolla Secrist, Janot Gadfiold, Mildred Layor, Ann Bayor, Lois Smith, Betsoy Cavo, Cathorino Burgor. Sixth Row- -Marian Rooso, Mery Stovons, Marjorio Lutz, Lois Robinson, Mary Alico Moad, Carolino Loomis, Marjorio Schmidt, Gorry Burns, Margaret Torman, Doris Dent, Dorothy Borgman, Eilloon Matthos, Clara Boor, Jean Buoll. Sovonth Row—Janot Kelly, Thokla Snydor, Margaret Wadsworth. Joan Turner, loan Wolls, Ethel Andsrson, Miriam Smith, Polly Morrissey, Jody Marquis, Paulino Roborts, Virginia Mooro, Joan Davoy, Mary Schwartzkoph. Eighth Row -Margaret Whitten, Elfriodo Jundt, Botty Rowo, Patty Palmor, Frances Coffman, Bortha Josson, Agnes Doyle, Anna Mario McQuaid, Tholrna Kennedy. Junior and Senior girls set the example for the Sophmore Club. Their meetings foaturo spoakors, plays, and other interesting subjects. The most recent activity of the club has been the Open House which is held after the rogular meeting. Those have boon vory successful. . 74 - Sophmore Blue Tri First Row Jano Pashoilich, Rosomary Shill. Martha Mary Funk, Catherine Musille, Janice Buchter, Doris Meeker, Mary Rhoads, Marian Little, Mariloe Sword, Virginia Davis, Patty Olln, Mary Louiso Houston. Second Row—Helen Knapp, Roaomary Tingloy. Mariann Linn, Ann Such, Betty Lou Palmer, Lou se Walker, Jody Porter, Margie Bushnoll, Marllynn Ackerman, Sally Russell, Paulino Auxtor, Corrino Abrams. Third Row Donna Garbor, Rowona Davis, Holon Webber, Dolores Lorontz, Deloros McNutt, Wilma Jean Ross, Polly Hockensmith, Sally Dirlarn. Holon Anno Troll, Mary Alico Mitcholl, Nancy Cox, Gladys Gass. Fourth Row Joan Herring, Botto Woidnor, Jean Kolly, Manlynn Wondland, Janet Homphill, Ruth Harbaugh, Helen Meihack, Alice Larnoroux, Grotchon Andorson, Amy Jacot, Carolyn Cox, Ruth Miles. Filth Row—Mary Shepard, Norma Prion. Juno Schisler, Marion Burkhart. Rachel Baer, Melba DeWitt, Clara Ivanich, Charlotte Purdy, Thelma Doyle, Margarot Gage, Virginia Horst. Sixth Row—Audrey Anglin, Kathryn Linn, Jane Soifley, Betty Bolesky, Angeline Kaler, Eileen Miller, Anno Lersch, Amy Yunckor. Charlotte Paste, Ruby McClollan, Kay Wood. Sovonth Row Eloanor Thompson, Lois Philor, Grotchon Gehl, Martha Horring, Cathy Lannord, Anne Wilson, Anne Moysi, Maxine Bush, Volma Sioglriod. Tho Sophmore Blue Tri girls are the underclassmen of the Blue Tri organization. They pattern their meetings after the Junior Senior club. The freshies, as they are called by the older members, havo a fine organization. They will become the sort of girls the Blue Tri stands for. Red Cross Council First Row Anna Mario McQuaid. Jano McFaddon, Marion Given, Nsllie Smotherman, Patty Bancroft, Grotchon Edwards, Marian Little, Barbara Borlin, Roso Mario Sirian. Mary Stovcns, Lois Smith. Grotchon Gohl, Ruth Sawyer, Margie Whito, Dorothy Bergman. Socond Row—Margie Schwein. Marjorio Mitcholl, Ruth Gorisch, Botty Druschol, Esther Leopold, Sarajane Diehl, Betty Hamman, Marian Leo Birch. Gloria Guest, Virginia Balyeat, Lo's Ohler. Agnes Doyle, Margaret Wadsworth. Third Row lano Stough. Charlotte Paste. Anne Wilson. Jeannette Werner, Theodora Wondt, Marjorie Scott, Louise Walker, Doris Moekor, Helen Washington, Lois Curry, Phyllis Koons, Esther Donnan, Kathleen Preston, Helen Short. Fourth Row Bruce Swoet. Richard Sparks, Gladys Kerr, Eleanor Bond, Helen Hartman, Catherine Musille, Marian Lutz, Natalie Beal, Edith Korns, V anda Hors, Francos Brown. Filth Row—Don Heinberger, Joan Wolll, Gono Oswalt, Dan McLaughlin, Virginia Fairman, Pearl Rube, John Thom, John White, Dick Saltier, Bill Smith. Moll Sapvana, Edward Arlin. Sixth Row Dick Kossel, Eiloon Matthos, Arden Millor, Darrell Smith, Richard Hartlino, David Gibson. Ralph Hazlett, Wayne Siegfried. Sovonth Row Malcolm Shawk, Elma Irvino, .Virainia Casperson, Rex Collins, James Hegarty, Ed Maxwoll, Robert Frey, Melvyn Dough-orty. Virgil Wolff, Janico Kompf, Floronco Shiros, Advisor. An organization composed of representatives from each home room, tho Rod Cross Council co-operates with tho American Red Cross, carrying out certain of its projects in the school. Through various benefit activities the council raises money for worthy causes. Every year two delegates are sent to Washington. Miss Shires is the club'3 advisor. - 75 - Stage Crew First Row—Charles Callahcn. Manager; Tom Holland, Richard Ridenour, Bill Maxwell. Second Row Richard Collins, Rox Collins, Dick Sattlor, Sullivan Cainos, John White, E. L. Hoasley, Advisor. The Stage Crew, under the direction of Mr. Heasley, takes care of the work back stage during assemblies and plays. They learn not only how to manipulate the lights and curtains, but how to build scenery as well. Ralph Chapman Hi-Y First Row—H. D. Bishop, Advisor: Bill Stoughton, Bob Saltzgabor, Justin Seilor, Tom Holland, Robert Norris. Second Row —Raymond Bauer. Jack Hughes, Harold Williams, Robert Jonos, Jack Herring, Harry Massa. Third Row -Richard Spetka, Richard Thoakor, Warron Bradford, Richard Sparks, Morton Frankel, Bill Mitchell, Dick Frye. Fourth Row -Wayne Siegfried, Henry Sanford, Frank Pival, John Pfahlor, William Clark, Bob Abrams. With Mr. Bishop as their advisor, these boys have made their club a prominent one in the school. Membership in this, as in the olhor Hi-Y clubs improves a boy's character and helps him to become a bettor citlzon. • 76 • Tau Gamma Rho Hi-Y First Row Ralph Poarson, Jo© Logan. Richard Gordon. Earl Smith. Bob Leo, Edward Woodberry, Frederick Atwater. This Hl-Y, organized lor tho colored boys of the school, has been activo this year in a number of things, the most outstanding being tho dance glvon in tho gym of tho school in April. It has oncouragod school spirit and sportsmanship. Tho Prosidont was Frod Atwater, and the advisor, Sam Davis. Eta Iota Upsilon Hi-Y First Row -Bob Civay, Frod Elder, Harold Becker. Martin Frank, Sandy Lake. Charlos Cutter. Joseph Pival, Fred Houss, Loo Adams. Second Row Richard Sickmiller. Earle Pittman. David Gibson. Jacques Edwards. Morle Wilging, Jim LoMunyon, Jim Lichton-berger, Ernest Engolsrud, Bill Wheatley. Third Row Bill Smith, Ed Art, William Kochhoisor. Ted Stiffler, Geno Oswalt, Bud Betz, Thomas Stocker, Jack Hahne, Durward Burns. Fourth Row Bill Borkloy, Bill Abolo, Dave Chatlain, Doyle Painter. Dick Perez, Fred Jones, Dave Walker, Virgil Wolff, Bill Pecht. Another well known Hi-Y is tho Eta Iota Upsilon. This year, in addition to regular weekly meetings at the Y. M. C. A., the club has sponsored theator parties and a barn party. Its officers are: president. Richard Sickmiller: vice-president, Robert Civay; secretary, Fred Heuss; treasurer, Charles Cutter. Advisor. Earle Weiner. - 77 - Manhigan Staff First Row—Julia Fishback, Ethel Mae Bogan, Ruth Mengort, editor; Helen Ann Troll, Esthor Grauor. Second Row—George Sherman, Business Advisor, Holon Moihcck, Charlotto Purdy, Maxino Hartmann, Bob Yarmon, G. P. Van Arnam, Advisor. O i V Third Row —Kay Steil, cartoonist; John Pasheilich, Robert Perry, Dick Kcssol. Fourth Row -Ed Arlin, Henry Mahon, Businoss Manager; Bob Meeker, Richard Sickmiller, Sports Editor. This group works all year that wo may have our Manhigan when Class Day rolls around. From Soptombor until Juno these students and the advisors are busy gotting writo ups and photographs in order that wo may soo our facos and road our names in this official organ of tho school. - 78 - Hypho Business and Sports Staff First Row Bob Tawso, Bob Koulette, Durwood Burns, Frod Lavondor, Bob Saltzgaber, I.ynn McCorquodalo, Myron Miller. Socond Row V. C. Kolnor, advisor; Dick Burkholdor, Dick Whito, Bob Boals, Gono Oswalt, Don Smoko. Hypho Editorial Staff First Row—Clara Boor, Harvey Sams, Pat Olin, Thelma Peterson, Phyllis Koons, Mary Beer, Clara Ivanich. Socond Row Betty Jane Reese, Loo Adams, Vivian Hunt. Maxine Zimmerman, Miriam Garn, Botsy Cavo. Third Row William Houston, Frank Pival, Robort Shorilf, Ruth Vrbanac, Mildred Clark, Marjorio Woodard, Eloanor Coe. Fourth Row—Konton Dyo, John Whito. David Gibson, Goorgo Gazdak, Bob Henry. Our school paper The Hypho is oditod by tho students and publishod ovory two weeks. Robort Shoriff was editor tho first somostor, but ho gave over his honored position to Robort Henry, who has carried on throughout tho last somostor. All the members of the staff aro in tho same homo room, with Miss Patterson, their advisor. - 79 - Vocational Club (Eloctric 6 Auto) First Row—Charles Dille, Virgil Durbin, Kenneth Hochonborry, Eugono Waltor, Howard Osbun, Harold Lash, William Rcoco, Jack Alexander, Fred Huntsman, John Muntan. Second Row—Douglas Wright, Alox PetroJf, Malcolm Boono, Maynard Balliot, Edward Baker, Chris Woingartnor, Robert Whyte, Dick Underwood, Don Arnold. Third Row—Homy Berg, Michaol Hotter, Claronco Hall, Harvoy Sams, Marvin McKee, loo Tamburrino, Vorno Hodgos, William Brookor, Jim Daugherty. Fourth Row George Davis, Howard Downard, Robort Kimmol. Bill Burrer, Dick Garvor, Bob Bobst, Richard Hassingor, Robert Gass. Fitth Row—Charles Grant, Roy Crawtord. Chestor Lindsay, Edward Art, Irvin Arnold, Jack Clark. Sixth Row—Raymond Powoniski, Noland Meredith, Jack Marlowe, Jack Klino, A. T. Owon, Howard Eubanks. Vocational Club (Machino Shop) First Row R. W. Worley, Advisor. Robert Leech, Nick Komjonovlch, Ray Coe, Bob Kiamy, Richard Honry, Bill Remark, Robort Schoon-man, Kenny Rudolph. George Piter, Jimmy Hoickol, Doyle Oberholtzor. Second Row—Steve Karnavas. Vornon Bumpus, Eugene Bertsch, Ralph Hill, Earl Hill, Bornard Schu.itor, Dolmar Hoichol, Earl Tumor, John Bornhardt, Ralph Zoll. Third Row -Howard Ammotcr, Robort Dittrich, Alan V ilkins, Edwin Jacoby, Robert Wolt, Charlos Haag, Donald Daughorty, William Fay, Charles Weavor. Fourth Row—Charles Swank, Earle Pittman, A1 Myers, A1 Hager, Jack Hook, V illiam Cook, Dick Raison, Tom Earhart, Dick Borden, Harold Cates. Filth Row—Jack Clomonts, Charles Batos, Jamos Pfahler, Donn Wachs, Gone Reed, Thurman Hooks, Orland Mott, Russell Beor, Jack White, Charlos Franzen, Max Markley, Richard Hecht, Harold Miller, Adv. George Kontosh. The Vocational Club, although nearly unknown to tho rost of the school, has tho largest momborship of any of tho school's clubs. As tho name tolls you it is made up of boys only in the Vocational Department. Tho advisor of the club is Mr. Oborlander. - 80 - Cheerleaders First Row Marilou Sov ash, Sandy Lako, Hoion Undorwood, Joo Bauderor, Joan Watson, Larry Bergstrom, Fatty Bancroft. Glon-dalo Uhlich. This year girls wore choorloadors for tho first timo. Tho four girls and four boys, under the direction of Mr. F. B. Million, Mr. Z. A. Wilson, and Mr. A. L. Dorr, havo dono their bit in increasing the school spirit. Also now this year aro tho flashy red and white uniforms. Joo Baudoror is head cheerleader. Wrestling First Row—Harold Romy, Fred Morey, Jack Kennedy, Aront Sjursen, Albert Young, Jamos Konncdy. Socond Row Jacquos Edwards, Robort Guogold, Paul Saudor, Robert Laco, Bob Brandenburg, James Pfahler, Tom Anderson. Wrestling has finished its second year in Mansfield Senior High School under the coaching of Mr. F. B. Million. Interest in tho sport has incroasod rapidly; many boys havo participated and some have earned medals. . 81 - M. H. S. Forum First Row Mary Beer, Rebecca Frainpton, Miriam Jenkins, Elma Irvine, Clara Beer. William Marsdon, Nick Mavromatis. Gone Lantz. Louis Rahn, Advisor. Second Row Walter Mayer, Douglas Bacon, Bruce Goldman, William Houston, David Talbot, Clifford Emorick, Karl Eborhardt, Lynn McCorquodale, Bud Miller. The members of this organization discuss current affairs and bring in outside speakers; among tho activities this yoar was the posting of a large news map. This was kept up to date, so students might easily inform thomsolves of tho latest events. Social Science Service Club First Row Mary Beer, Sara Jane Deal, Doris Dent, Pearl Rube, Virginia Balyoat, Marian Loo Birch, Robecca Frampton, Saul Rube. Second Row—Marjorie Woodard, Dorothy McFadden, Betty Hammond, Eugenie Bushnoll, Virginia Casperson, Betty Bell, Miriam Jenkins. Third Row -David Talbot, Clara Beer, Eleanor Coe. Marion Given, Margery Halo, Joan Turnor, Marjorie Boals, Harriett Johnston. Fourth Row -Fred Toll. Frances Smith, Eldon Sneeringer, Eleanor Bond, Toddy Wondt. Fifth Row—Gilbert Ireland, Virgil Wolff, Fred Lavender, Bruce Goldman, Ruth Preston, Mr. V. D. Coe, Advisor. The Social Science Service Club was organized in 1926 at the old Senior High School on Fourth Street. Mr. V. D. Coe was tho first advisor of the club and has held this position since that time. Every year at Thanksgiving and Christmas the club has charge of baskets given to needy families of the school. Miss Ruth Dunham supervises tho collection and distribution of the baskets. At Christmas from forty to fifty baskets aro given to the poor. Tnis year tho club also has sponsored a basket ball game, the proceeds of which were sent to Washington for tho infantile paralysis drivo. Tho club was in charge of the Children's Ciusade for Children, a drive to help children in tho war-strickon areas of the world. - 82 - ATHLETICS - 83 • Front Row: Phaler, Beer, Capt. Horvath, White, Saudor, Goottio, Mlllor. Second Row: Templeton, Lantz, Coach Snydor. Honko. Horshoy. FOOTBALL ; Coach FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Akron West ...... Massillon ....... Cambridge ....... New Philadelphia Sandusky ........ Akron Konmoro ... Ashland ......... Canton McKinley Shelby .......... Cuyahoga Falls ... MHS Visitors 26 0 0 , 73 25 0 0 20 9 0 20 0 40 0 3 6 34 0 20 6 - 84 - Geogold Smith Rowe Hughes AKRON WEST 0—MANSFIELD 26 The Mansfield Tygors, under coaches Paul Snyder. Vern Hoffman, who replaced J. Russel Murphy, opened their annual football schedule by defeating Akron West, twenty-six to nothing. Ono of the outstanding playors of this game was a newcomer, Joe Logan, veteran track star, who scored twelve points for Mansflold. Loa by Captain Mike Horvath, the Tyqors showed considerable strength on the line as Akron was hold with no first downs and getting no farther than the fifty yard line at any time during the game. Marshall Smith showed groat running ability and crossed the goal with the final score of the game, with LeMunyon and Doolittle collecting ono conversion apiece. • MASSILLON 73—MANSFIELD 0 The Tygors wont to Massillon as the underdog and suffered their worst defeat 3inco Toledo Waito defoatod Mansfield, eighty-eight to nothing, twenty-six years ago. Tho first quartor wont like this; tho first touchdown came nine plays after the opening kickoff, Slusser carrying the ball. After an oxchango of punts Slussor again crossed the line, with the second score of the game. The third, two plays aftor Gillom intercepted a pas3, Simmorman plunged over from the eighth. The fourth and last touchdown of tho first period came aftor Slussor passod to Getz. If Mansfield had been able to stem this flow of touchdowns, they would have no doubt glvon Massillon a much tougher game. In this fray Snyder used three entirely difforont teams and threatened to scoro only once when Hor-shoy drovo to tho thirty-one but on the next play there was a fumble which ended this attompt. CAMBRIDGE 0—MANSFIELD 25 Recovering from the effects of the Massillon game, tho Tygers staged a comeback by dofoating Cambridge twenty-five to nothing. The initial touchdown was made in tho first period by Hershey who charged around right end and raced thirty yards down the field to score. In the first minutes of the second quarter. Smith plunged through center from the five yard lino to lay down the second touchdown. He also crossed the line for the oxt:a point. Then in the third stanza big Davo Templeton broke through from the fifty yard line to add six moro points to make the score nineteen to nothing at the end of the third period. The final touchdown came when LeMunyon swung through from tho thirty-five yard lino ringing the curtain down on the scoring. Tho Oponlng Game - 85 - Bob Lantz Faces A Lino of Ashland lacxlers. NEW PHILADELPHIA 20—MANSFIELD 0 Mansfield travolod to New Philadelphia with two wins to one defeat to their credit. In tho first few minutes of the game, our opponents brought the crowds to their feet with a 76 yard gallop down tho sidelines. Hershey was tho only Tyger playor who was able to break through the heavier New Philadelphia team. Ho led the attack several times, whon Mansfield threatened to score, but something always went wrong; first, Now Phllly intercepted a pass on their own fifteen yard lino, thon a fumble, followed by several failures to make first downs. The game ended with the score of 20 to 0 in favor of Now Philadelphia. SANDUSKY 0—MANSFIELD 9 With an even numbor of games won and lost, the Bongals prepared for one of tho toughest games in their schedule. The Blue Stroaks of Sandusky invaded Mansfield with a three to ono chanco to win. But tho Tyger fans thrilled to see tho home boys holding their own, with the score tied nothing to nothing at tho half. In the third quarter. Captain Mike Horvath intercepted Thomas' pass and raced down the field to tho nino, whoro ho was brought down by a desperate Sandusky tackier. On the first down. Hershey lost two yards; second, Honko divod through center to regain the lost yardage, then Templeton plunged through to the five yard line. At this point LoMunvon entered the game and. with Hershey holding the ball, kicked it between the uprights for a three to nothing score. (P Midway in the fourth period, Fleming, Blue Streak booter was hit hard while attempting to pass; he fumbled and it was recovored by Templeton. On the first play Hershey ran wide, around a strina of blockers, to score standing up. ;tring of blockers, to AKRON KENMORE 0—MANSFIELD 20 After a rest of one week and the momorios of the Sandusky game, the Tygors marched on the field to avenge a dofoat givon them the year before by Akron Konmoro. Top Row Remy, Wondland, J. Templeton. ft YyjJUif Bottom Row -Brandt, J. Horvath, Doolittle. Hershey, loading tho Mansfiold Club, scored all three of tho touchdowns in the twenty to nothing victory. In the first few minutes of play he took the ball from the fifteen to cross over standing up; then taking the ball from his own thirty, where it was downed after a punt, Hershoy made a brilliant seventy yard run. In tho closing minutos of tho first half, after a forty-four yard run from midfield by LeMunyon, Hershey again crossed the goal with his third touchdown of the game. LeMunyon made good the conversion which was his second in this game. - 86 Some Action in tho Ashland Game ASHLAND 0—MANSFIELD 40 Renewing an old rivalry, the Mansfield Tygors dofoated the Ashland eleven forty to nothing, scoring in every stanza. The Bengals ran circles around tho A's and only one of tho six touchdowns was registered on less than fifty yard runs. At the beginning of the second half, Snydor sent in his second and third string reserves, still Ashland could not score, they threatened but once, when they reachod tho six yard lino. This attempt was stopped when Jim Templeton pulled a pass out of the air and roturnod it to tho Mansfiold seventeen. The outstanding runs of the day were Hershey's eighty-five, soventy-ono, and fifty yard runs; LeMunyon's sixty-five yard run and John Phahler's fifty-five yard run. The other touchdown was made by Alex Radovitch from tho seven yard stripe. CANTON MCKINLEY 6—MANSFIELD 3 On a wobbly desporation pas3 in the last five minutes of play, rode the hopes of Canton. From the thirty yard stripe, Marantidos, star player of Canton, throw the ball into the end zone, three figures leaped into the air, Brown of Canton, Saudor and Horshoy of Mansfield, a groan arose from the Mansfield rooters, the Tyger defenders had accidently tippod tho ball into the outstretched arms of the Bulldog receiver who fell to the ground with the winning touchdown. This climaxod a perfect boot from the eighteen yard line by Red LeMunyon in the third period, after Bob Lantz intercepted a pass from Marantidos and returned the ball forty-two yards to the eleven. SHELBY 0—MANSFIELD 34 The Mansfield Tygers avenged their formor defeat by downing Shelby 34 to 0. Hershey took the ball on the opening kickoff to the fifty yard line where he and Henke took turns lugging the ball to the one yard line then Henke pushed over for the first score of the game. Mansfiold again scored in tho first quarter but failod to score again until the last quarter when Marshall Smith scored on a punt blocked by Goottlo. This was follov od by Hor-shoy's sovonty-two yard run which was a set up for Jim Tomploton to plungo over from tho throo. Tho game ended as Weaver intorcoptod a Shelby pass and scored tho final touchdown. Top Row: Radovitch. Sipo, Crawford. Bottom Row: Loughman, Kinklo. Murray. - 87 - Warming Up CUYAHOGA FALLS 6—MANSFIELD 20 On Thanksgiving Day, on a muddy field, the Mansfield Tygers played the Cuyahoga Falls Yellow Jackets in a benefit game for the High School Band. James LoMunyon stole the limelight by scoring all the points for the Bengals. Substituting for the injurod Hor-shoy, Rod played the best game of his high school career, scored on runs of eighty-three, eighty and tv onty-two yards, thon calmly kicked two successful conversions. Cuyahoga Falls, after two fumbles and an intercepted pass, scored thoir one and only touchdown after several line plunges. This brought to a close a successful soason for the Mansfield Tygers, thanks to Coaches Paul Snyder and Vern Hoffman, with seven wins to three defeats and no ties. o Arlin Krupp Dietzel Gams -----1 BASKETBALL Coach Hoffman As Mansfiold Lost Tho District Championship BASKETBALL RECORD MHS Visitors Alumni 28 19 31 24 Columbus North 24 25 Elyria 17 Canton McKinley 40 41 Sandusky 39 25 Toledo Libbey .. 29 17 Hamilton . 23 35 Shelby .. 28 26 New Philadelphia .. 32 41 Bellevuo 37 18 Ashland 27 32 Akron West .. 43 29 Shelby 40 19 Ashland 55 31 Canton McKinley 32 34 Massillon 38 42 - 89 - Boor Miller Horpich Shiplet ALUMNI 19—MANSFIELD 28 Although having much room for improvement, the Tygors oponod tho season with an easy win over the Alumni. Securing the lead in the first quarter, they never lost it. Coach Hoffman was particularly impressed with the ability shown by Herpich and Rose, the guards. Beer also did a good job of rebounding. Millor and Rudolph were the high scorers of the gamo. COLUMBUS SOUTH 24—MANSFIELD 31 The Tyger combine annexed their second win in two starts by defeating a good South team in a thrill-packed game. The highlight of the game was the excellent defensive work of Mansfield. Russ Beer again proved his importance on the rebounding end of the game. Rudolph led the scoring with fifteen points. COLUMBUS NORTH 25—MANSFIELD 24 The Mansfield Tygers met their first defeat of the season at the hands of a much weaker team. Trailing thirteen to five at the half, Columbus North staged a rally, tying the score at twenty-four all. With little over one minute to play, Hardesty of North made good a foul shot to give his team a lead that was never lost. Miller paced the scoring in the game. ELYRIA 17—MANSFIELD 61 On a wild scoring spree, Mansfield set the Elyrians down with a record breaking score of sixty-ono to seventeen, lumping into an early lead in the first quarter, they held a twenty-sovon lead at the half. Thirteen players saw service in this game with but few failing to score. Beor, Miller and Rudolph were high point men of the game. CANTON MCKINLEY 41—MANSFIELD 40 Trailing thirty-two to thirteen at the half, Coach Vorn Hoffman's boys turned on tho steam, sinking shots right and left; thoy tied the score at forty all. With but twenty seconds loft to play, a substitute center for Canton made a foul shot which won the game for them. Tho defeat, though, is nothing to be ashamed of. bocauso this was the most gallant finish over written to a game on Canton McKinley's basketball court. SANDUSKY 26—MANSFIELD 39 Trailing in the initial quarter, the Bengals came back to defeat the Blue Streaks for their fourth win of the season. The Tygor's ability to break fast under the basket caused Sandusky no end of trouble. Gene Millor and Jack Shiplet shared tho honors, with ten points apiece. TOLEDO LIBBEY 17—MANSFIELD 39 The Tygers held the lead only once in the first quartor. whon Russ Beer sank a pivot shot in tho first few minutes. On going into tho second half, they were four points behind but this potential defoat was quickly remedied by the rally of Miller, Shiplet, and Beer v hich obtained a load that was never threatened. Russ Boor was the high point man in the game. - 90 • HAMILTON 35—MANSFIELD 28 Despite a rally in the second period, the Mansfield quint was unable to overcome the huge lead built up by the Hamilton Bluos in tho first heat. Losing 35 to 28, the Tygers were credited for the show they put on in the second half. Jack Shiplot was high point man for the Mansfield team. SHELBY 26—MANSFIELD 28 With ovo:yono on the edge of his seal, the Tygers out-shot the Shelby Whippets to take the game at 28 to 26. Jack Shiplet's drop in a bucket In the Suicide overtime period gavo tho Mansfield quintet the count. Much smaller than tho local boys, the Shelby team came about as close to beating us as anyone would want it. NEW PHILADELPHIA 41—MANSFIELD 32 Failure of the Tygors to halt tho long range shots of tho New Philadelphia Quakers cost thorn a chance to stage one of the biggost upsets of tho current season. The Mansfield Quintet could not seem to gel in the mood, and, with sloppy ball handling, they could not overcome the lead that the Quaker Quint held over them. Gene Miller of the Tygers was high point man of the game. BELLEVUE 18—MANSFIELD 37 Making about tho best showing this season, the Bengal squad romped over Bellevue with a 37 to 18 count. The Tygers wore never in trouble once the Bellevue men jumped into the lead the first period with a pair of free throws. But big Russ Beer of the Tygers slammed back at thorn with a fiold goal at tho ond of the period, then Mansfield roally toro tho floor up in the socond period totalling 14 points. After tho half the boys just coasted into the victory. Gone Mlllor's ono-handod shots foaturod tho scoring. Miller and Beer led the scoring, with Jack Ship-let contributing 7 points. ASHLAND 32—MANSFIELD 27 Playing inferior ball, tho home team lost a very poor game to the Ashland Cagers. The credit could be given to neither team as Ashland was also very sloppy in passing and shooting. Tho A's hold a 19 to 7 load at the half but the Tygors staged a comeback that brought them within two points, then lost the load again to tho Ashlandors. Ship-let contributed nine points, while Vince Barr of the A's took first in tho gamo with ton points. AKRON WEST 29—MANSFIELD 46 Coming back in fine style, tho Tygors took an easy win from a weak Akron West team. Mansfield jumped into the lead in the first minute of tho gamo with a froe throw. At the end of the first period the score stood 7 to 4 Mansfield. In the second period the ball game was cinched; when the half ended the points stacked up to 23 and 9. In the third. Coach Hoffman took pity on the Cowboys and inserted the reserve. Gene Miller set the pace for individual scoring with 17 points; following was Beer with 13. • 91 - Phillips Rose Burkeholder Burton Rudolph Alton Honko SHELBY 19—MANSFIELD 40 Roaring back after a slow start, the Mansfield Cagers practically smashed the hopes of the Shelby High Whip-pets for a victory. In tho first two periods the Shelbians held their own, but after the intermission the Bengals rapidly disposed of any thought of winning by tho Whippets. Outstanding plays wore made by Millor and Shiplot, who pacod tho scoring with 13 and 10 points respectively. ASHLAND 31—MANSFIELD 55 Remembering tho whipping that they recoived boforo, tho Mansfield boys wont on the hard wood floor and avenged the loss with a 55 to 31 triumph over the Ashland team. Russ Beer's rebound plays were an outstanding feature. Tho half closed with the score standing 31 to 12 — Mansfield on tho top sido. From the first quarter the boy's had the ball game cinched. CANTON MCKINLEY 34—MANSFIELD 32 Playing the kind of basketball everyone likes to see. the Tyger Cagors dropped a closo game to Canton with tho score of 34 to 32. The Mansfielders outplayed the Bulldogs for three thrill-packed quarters but bowed in tho last. Beer again shov ed his crack center plays. He completely outplayed the Canton centor, Dugger, who is an ox-tyger. Each man on the team did his share of work, but it wasn't quite enough. MASSILLON 42—MANSFIELD 38 Shooting high wide and handsome, the Massillon Tygers again turned back Mansfield to the tune of 42 to 38. The Tygers were not outplayed, but it was just those long shots that got thorn. Tho Massillon boys seemed to havo luck on their side and the ball dropped in from all sides of the court. Tho Tygors came back after the half to stage a rally that looked as if it would work, but they fell short of Massillon. Harry Phillips contributed 12 of the 14 points in the final frame with Beer and Miller also high. TOURNAMENT Mansllold drow a byo tho first night of the tournament and met Sandusky in its initial gamo. Mansfiold was confident of dofoatlng tho Streaks, and this was accomplished by a considerable margin. In their noxt game, they played Fremont in the semi-finals. Fremont, as you know, was tho favorito team, so Mansfiold wont into tho fray as tho underdog. It appeared as though the critics wore right, as tho Tygors entered into tho final quarter trailing by ten points, but a basket by Millor ignited a rally — points woro mado right and loft. With about thirty seconds left to go, Mansfield had a two point lead when a boautiful pivot shot by Shaw of Fromont tied tho score. The game went into an overtime with the Suddon Doath rule. After Fremont converted a foul shot, Gene Miller sank a pivot shot winning the gamo thirty-nino to thirty-eight. They advanced into the finals, playing Bollovuo. a team thoy had given a severo beating just a few weeks boforo, but because of poor playing, Bollovuo dothronod tho tired Tygers to become tho Northwest Champions. - 92 - Wilcox. Collins, Maloney, Downard, McLaughlin. McCorquodalo. Sailor, Miller. SWIMMI NG Swimming Schodulo MHS Visitors Docombor 8 Wooslor ................................... 28 29 Docombor 16 Fromont .................................... 23 43 January 5 Canton McKinley ............................ 18 31 January 13 Sandusky ..................................... 18 70 January 19 Wooster ..................................... 40 26' January 25 Bellevue ..................................... 42 20 February 8 Bellevue ..................................... 38 28 With the return of six lottermen the Tyger mermen had a fairly successful record this year, in spite of the very tough schedule. The captain elect, Lydon Beam, was a crack backstroke man also Jim Gorman showed considerable ability in the 220 froo 3tyle. Phil Hilligoss copped many firsts and seconds in diving to aid the team. Paul Snyder, swimming coach, is oxpocting a very good loam back next year with many moro moots in their schedule. - 93 - Golf Schodulo Heilman Nadason Stoughton Bogner April 27................Woostor April 29................Millorsburg May 1 ..................Ashland May 3 ...................Galion May 7 ..................Wooster May 9 ..................Mt. Vernon May 13..................Sandusky May 14..................Ashland May 15..................Millorsburg May 18..................District Tournament May 20..................Sandusky May 24..................Galion Juno 1 .................Mt. Vernon | • 6 O L F • Obie Tho Golf Team The golf toam is chosen by holding two tryouts at the Possum Run Golf Course. For the first tryout tho twolvo with the lowest scores play again, this time the eight lowest are chosen to be on the toam. It is headed by George Porky Davis who plays in the number one position on the team. Tho team has from iwo to three matches a week, in both autumn and summer, and under the supervision of V. H. Oberlander has set up a very good record. Davis Jorgor Komjenovich Hagor - 94 - First Row—Beals, President. Socond Row Miller, Carr, Pasholich, Romano, Wilging, Stoughton, Schrador. Third Row Williams, Hipp, Bradford, Herpich, Wentz, Art. Stout. Fourth Row Mayer, Gazdak, Helbig, Lane, Sawyer, Mahon, Sickmillcr. BOWLING RECORD Girls Bowling League .......................................Won Sholby .....................................................Won St. Peters ................................................Lost Siogonthalors .............................................Lost Sholby .................................................... Won Girls Bowling League .......................................Won Ashland ....................................................Won Bowling League The Bowling Loaguo consists of a group of about forty boys who are divided into teams of five members each. Those teams moot ovory Monday afternoon at Modor's bowling alloys and have matches with other teams. The winning team received gold bowling medals at tho ond of tho year. Robort Boals, head of the league, keeps the bowling scores of each member; tho six with the highest avoragos form tho travoling team which meets regularly with teams from surrounding towns. • 95 - TRACK 1 TRACK SCHEDULE Nowark ............ Sandusky .......... Akron Garfiold ..... Springfield ....... District Moot ..... Stato Moot ........ .............May 1 .............May 8 ............May 11 ............May 14 ............May 18 ............May 25 Track Coach Harry Mohock has again devoted his attention to dovoloping a good Rod Stroak Track Team. Beginning with some promising sophmoros who have not yet obtained much experience, he expects them to devolop into something by next yoar. One will not quickly forget the track team of last year. Tho Streaks were undefeated in dual competition, they annoxod the Toledo Deviibiss and the district title. Johnny Linta, of course, was outstanding bocauso of his world's interscholastic polo vault record. Lottermen returning this year were Rose, Beer, Burkholder, Yarman, Henke, Lantz, Horshey, and Atwator. Tho first meet attended was the Pittsburgh Relays. Duo to bad weather regular practice was unablo to bo hold, and this showed in the Red Streak's running. Tho next moot was here with Nev ark on April 6th. Losing by a close margin, the Streaks wore slowly dovoloping. Rose coppod first in the 220 and quarter mile, Yarman in the milo run, and Horshey in tho polo vault. Tho 880 Yd. relay was also taken by Mansfield. At tho Mansfield Relays there was too much compotition for the local lads and thoy wore low in tho finai count. Pole Vault • 96 • High Jump Rolay Quoons . J 14th Mansfield Relays Tho annual event that all of us look forward to in tho Spring of tho year brings to the city some of the outstanding athlotos of tho country. Tho 14th Annual Mansfiold Rolays, tho greatost interscholastic track meet in tho nation, has put Mansfiold on tho sports map. It was here that somo of tho famed Olympic stars received their start. This year Cleveland East Tech brought ono of tho groatost track teams in high school history. With Chet Thomas at tho head, tho Carpontor's annexed seven firsts and numerous seconds and thirds. Thomas alono accounted for throe firsts and ran anchor on tho winning 880 yd. rolay. Toch collected 78 points to take home the giant Relay Trophy. Records woro shattered by Shaw of Fremont Ross, in the shot put, Jordon of Akron South in tho milo run, and tho 880 yd. rolay was broken by East Tech. Individual winnors received 15 jewel Elgin wrist watches for first place and bolt bucklos for second and third. Thirty-seven schools participated with somo 500 athlotos attending. - 97 - Low Hurdles Discus Shot Put Ono HaH Mile Run 880 Yard Rolay - 98 - Darts Sherman and Lane Throwing Darts After becoming a mombor in the G. A. A. points are obtained by participating in all of the sports illustrated. Those points when added together mean that the girls are to be presented with numerals, emblems, and pins. 300 points are needed to merit a numeral, 1000 for an emblem and 1,500 for a pin, which is the highest award. Points may be oarnod by hiking, roller skating, and any other outsido sports dosirod. GIRLS’ SPORTS +— —. .. - ———- - 4 Play Day Play Day is hold on a Saturday and runs from nine in tho morning until noon, at which time the 300 girls assomblo in tho cafotoria for a luncheon. The girls are divided into toams, oach team ropre-sontod by a different color. When tho lunch is over thoy assomblo in tho auditorium and each team gives a play, tho best one is awarded a prize. Play Day consists of every girl in the school and is not limited to G. A. A. members. • 99 - Badminton — A Senior Game I Shuffle Board Forguson and Hunt waiting thoir turn at shuffle board. Many students may think of this game as only played on shipboard, but in senior games it has been brought down to earth. Bowling Our school is represented by a fine bowling team. This team practices ovory Thursday night in the alley on Third Street. Hero wo see Marge Boals shov ing her stuff. - 100 - Ping Pong Ping Pong is a game played by girls who tako Sonior games. The girls are divided into pairs or teams and they hold tournamonts to decide which team is the bost. The girls are all responsible for getting out their ov n equipment, sotting it up, and putting it away at the end of tho poriod. Golf Golf is an ontlroly new sport for girls of M. H. S. Each girl brings her own club and practice ball. When tho woathor pormits, this class is held out of doors. Miss Clapsaddle and Mr. Oberlandor are the instructors of these girls. - 101 - Birch. Balyeat. Austin Marquis, Hartman. Wondt Shuffle Board Shufflo board is one of the many sports played in the Senior game classes. Above are Margo Woodard and Rosaland Mason ready to begin a game. Front Row -Vrbanac, Smothorman. Lorsh, Nanich, Leopold, Casporson. Back Row—McCartney, Hess, Wilson, Preston, Leonard, Bancroft, Boal. - 102 - Congratulations to 1910 Graduates from Liberty Shoe Store 57 North Main St. Compliments of Levering Dairy Canal 1001 Canal 4379 Sowash Bros. 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