Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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In This Business District, Many of Our Students Will Lead Their Business and Professional Lives. OUR SCHOOL - OUR TOWN - OUR The children of today are the leaders of tomorrow, and the training they receive as children determines the type of leaders they will make. Americans are proud of their great nation, and it is their wish to keep it as near to the principles upon which it was founded as possible. Realizing that it is not in the power of a mere handful of men to retain these principles, Americans have resolved that each person must shoulder his individual responsibility. However, we cannot all be Senators or Cabinet members, or fill an office where we directly control the future of our nation. Our contribution is to be good citizens and take an active interest in national and international affairs, to be self-supporting and, in turn, see that our children are capable of mastering the same difficulties we shall soon face. But one cannot assume responsibility without training, experience, and awareness as to the ensuing problems. America has turned to its schools as a means of seeing that its children gain this training and experience. Mansfield citizens have been highly successful in their efforts, for they maintain exceptional institutions of learning for their children. Their schools offer numerous and well-rounded curricula from which each student may choose those subjects which he and his parents believe will be most helpful in the shouldering of his responsibilities. It is the aim of the 1942 Manhigan to show just how Our Town strives through Our School to perpetuate Our Nation and to express gratitude for this interest in our future. 8

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WELCOME = to Mansfield Senior High School one whose training and experience admirably fit him for his present position. Not only has he been associated with the school system here for more than twenty-five years, but also he has been a citizen of the city for many more, and he knows the training that is necessary to fit students into the pattern that is Mansfield. To say that he has already succeeded in providing for much of this training is merely to repeat a fact that is generally known, but all too infrequently expressed. It is with pride, therefore, that we welcome Mr. Glenn G. Rohleder to Mansfield Senior High School as principal, and dedicate to him this 1942 Manhigan.

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Future Mechanics Learn How to Apply Their Trade. NATION Students tackle Homework Session in study hall. Students work for benefit of the community. ★ ★ ★ ★ 9