Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Manhigan's Photographer MR. URBAN Tho senior portraits and many pictures in our Man-higan depicting the various school activities were taken by Mr. Joseph Urban, the M a n h i g a n Staff photographer. Mr. Urban was born and educated in Switzerland. His interest in photography began as a hobby and while living in Switzerland he took many pictures and sold them to visitors. He served in the United States Army during the war and assisted in making training films. After his discharge two years ago, Mr. Urban continued in photographic work and opened a studio in Gal ion, Ohio. A familiar face around Mansfield High School. Mr. Urban has worked hard and patiently to give us many entertaining pictures. IN THIS ISSUE CLOSE-UP OF FACULTY Page 9 The Faculty and The Administration. NEWS OF THE YEAR Page 21 The Seniors and the Senior Class History. GRADUATES OF TOMORROW Page 53 The Underclassmen, Junior and Sophomore Class Histories. MANHIGAN TOURS THE SCHOOL Page 67 All School Organizations, Featuring the Third Floor and the Calendar. MODERN LIVING-GIRL FASHION Page 99 G.A.A. and All Sports. SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS Page 10 9 The Mansfield Senior High Athletic Teams. 7

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LETTERS TO THE EDITORS SENIOR WRITEUPS PRO AND CON Dear Editors: I wish to toll you how much I enjoyed tho last year's Man-hiqan. especially the individual paragraphs for each senior. You mado tho senior feel that he was a little moro important than the underclassmen. As little discrimination as possible. Dear Editors: Your senior write-ups of last year woro different, but it seems to mo that they could have been mado moro eyo catching. XXX Dear Editors: Tho sonior wrlto-ups of ’46 Manhigan wore interesting, but 1 don't bolievo that many people read thorn. The style in which they wore written made it difficult to connect tho picture with the write-up. Editor's not : The plan in 46 was to show as little discrimination as possible -to mako each sonior appear equal to his brother. xxx Editors note: Could you think up now shots for every club every year? xxx TEACHERS' ACTIVITIES Dear Editor: Realizing the extra work that some of the teachers do. I think that outside activit os such as Rod Cross. Hypho Manhigan, or class advisor should be includod in the statements undor the pictures of the teachers. Editor's note: Take note, Staff of '48. xxx STUDENT PARTICIPATION Dear Editor: I wish you would Include more pictures taken by students in your annual. It would mako us fool moro a part of the book. Editor's note: We were fortunate this year to contract for one photographer to take all our pictures. He has triod to catch the interesting things happening around school. xxx SPORTS WRITE UPS AND PICTURES Dear Editors: Why can't tho sport's editors write briefer and moro pointed articles. I’d like to know about tho loot-ball season and t h o basketball season at a glance. Pictures aro road quicker than long paragraphs. I'm for more sports' pictures, both boys and girls. We're proud of girl-Athletos too.” Dear Editors2 The book of '46 was an interesting anniversary edition. I enioyed leafing through it, but did not take the time to read many senior write-ups—they were too lengthy. Why not out them into table form - so that a glance will show whether the senior was active in athletics or Latin? Editor's note: Wo have tried a new idea this year. We hope it will please all the seniors who have spoken to this half of the editorial team. xxx Dear Editors: I like the organization section of tho 1946 MANHIGA N . The idea of informal shots was certainly a change from the “group idea. I think the pupils would like to see this done next year. Sirs: Glad to soe that Girls' athlotics are receiving more attention in the yearbook. We who participate in girls' sports make up a high percentage of the high school. Keop up the good work. Editor s note: We’ve tried to picture as many activities and events in that department as possiblo. Turn to page 98; wo'ro proud of tho girls in this school too. xxx PLAUDITS FOR MANHIGAN Dear Sirs: I am indeod happy to hear that you and your staff have chosen to pattern your book after Lifo magazine. A thomo using many pictures in modern and attractive ar-ranaements is bound to be interesting and a change from previous annuals. xxx Dear Editors2 Orchids to the 1946 staff for putting out a good MANHIGAN. There were many new and interesting features. For example the pictures of the underclassmen was especially popular. Tho informal shots of students in tho library and halls and gym classes added humor and interest. Here's tc a new and better book! Editors getting now ideas? Editor's note: Wo'vo tried hard; now tako a look at the 1947 MANHIGAN.

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THE FACULTY AT WORK AND AT EASE Buq collections provo inlorostinq to Miss Aborle's studonts. Mr. Hausorman instructs boys in tho art ol cabinet making. Mr. Oborlandor. Vocational Coordinator. works to combine shop training with formal education. Faculty arrives for the day's work. A future architect recoives directions from Mr. Smith. Alqebra pupils listen as Mr. Ramsey explains the slide rule. The teachers' dining room is a busy place. Miss Danback proves to hor students that angle A equals anglo B. Girls receive Instructions in healthful living in Miss Essex's classes. 8