Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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ADMINISTRATION One of the greatest assets of the Mansfield school system has always been its well-organized administration which, for all its efficiency, never loses sight of the human values. For the past eleven years our superintendent has been Mr. W. L. Miller, whose tenure of office has nobly upheld the best traditions of the American philosophy of education. His administration has been marked by a truly progressive spirit, and the plans for the future as they have been revealed to the public show every indication of their being a continuation of this spirit in the years to come. One hundred graduating classes is a staggering thought. When an educator begins to estimate the total number of persons who have been graduated in one hundred such exercises, he awakens to the power that is within our public schools much more realistically than by any other incident in school life. Education, although only one of many forces, has helped make the world a little better. Thousands of pupils have received the benefits of a general, liberal education, with the opportunities to enjoy and live a fuller and better life and appreciate the pleasures of our culture. With the opportunities of this education has come a corresponding responsibility to make this world a better place in which to live. It is with a feeling of pleasure that I join the many teachers and graduated pupils in rejoicing over the excellent type of young people Mansfield Senior High School has given to the world in the past century. We hope that the future can look back on our work with as much pride as we contemplate the work of those who preceded us for one hundred years. As we go about our tasks, day by day, gradually preparing pupils for graduation and for life, we do not get a clear picture of the effect schools and the teachers have on the world. However, such an event as this, which calls to mind the fact that one hundred classes have left the Mansfield schools after twelve years of education, impresses these thoughts on our minds: W. L. MILLER W. L. MILLER.

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OF CONTENTS :ation - Eight O ation - Ten Faculty - Thirteen Seniors - Twenty-one Underclassmen - Forty-seven Activities - Sixty-one Calendar - Sixty-two Boys’ Sports - Ninety-seven iris’ Sports - One hundred and twenty-two

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Five years ago Mr. Glenn G. Rohleder succeeded to the post and attendant heavy responsibilities of principal of Mansfield Senior High School. The work, largely behind the scenes, he has carried on in a manner entirely worthy of the traditions laid down by his distinguished predecessors. His influence has been stimulating and beneficial both to the faculty and to the students. May you, who now or later scan the pages of this memory book, cherish the associations, traditions, ideals and activities of your Alma Mater. Congratulations to each member of the one-hundredth class to graduate from Mansfield Senior High. 11 Glenn G. Rohleder.