Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1949 volume:

4 X 1 1 J 1 1 Q E Q x l i r TO THE MEMORY OF NOEL PAYTON When the strains of Pomy9 and Cireumstancen Brings tears to mothers' eyes, An Angel band will join them, Somewhere up There on high. He will march beside his classmates Although they shall not see, And touch the treasurecl caps and gowns That for him was not to be. He bade farewell to books ancl shop, His worries east awayg But even though he's gone before, He'll be here, - his Graduation Day. by His Mother A HIGAN ,Zh W, sw, du Q .Z E gc' EDITOR--MARILYN BRANDT CO-EDITOR-RICHARD ROHLEDER BUSINESS MANAGER- RICHARD VAN VOORHIS 2 L QW, Q51 Z i g f W X 1949 W ..f '55 B' lv, Wk- Z ' , f- 1 -.., ff X ' 3 ,M 5' -Q 1 - '31-j.. . ff: -4 if W 4 ' 6 M ,, -fr 2 , f ,.: -Ni..f:u.,w4 ws , an ,.X3,n. . '- .: :,1,.... . xifzixw M53 aim :BQ MI' ,M . QA. . :gf ., fi, S1 24'N:iZR, Eg 1 , fffa 45 , 4, Q , 32 Ja 2 is ff vga - , 5 Zvi? . f- I ' K A 9 A-LM ,X iff- 7 42, 2 wi' , L' .. IL . , 3 k ' ' 6 iliiiwf, , ' M i I S R, , 4551: J 1. 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We hope that these scenes Will recall many pleasant mem- ories in years to come. f r ARLIN FIELD i 1 6 DEDICATIO To Calvin A. Byers, teacher, author, and friend to hun- dreds of students and alumni, We proudly dedicate the 1949 Manhigan. Affectionately known as Pappy',, Mr. Byers pos- sesses a rich homespun philosophy that he unselfishly shares With everyone through his guidance in study hall and Widely read newspaper stories. 7 iM'5?+g!?Sl: ' RV migarifi' 1 ,Law f K Q ,QV ' 1 . wp -, S N . .aafff Q w 1-.,, ,1 4 W M -- x ,, A U , M , . - kxwfZ,,.7,M 'M I VM, ffjkiaff K ' Ox 1 w , 'J - f -' W K fr 4 '!, A 'af 'V 'm,.f 9 , W v'f' fl'1j-mg 1.w.s5. ,S - W M, .A ,' wk,W ' Q ijm it YJ M,t S ++ N-.rlxwkggir L, ? ,K Q LQ, , . N QW, , A 1. at 1 4' Y 2 I - ,g Q , , Y . .3 yay' Q w'Yf7 4 1, A M ' 0 f fix Ze V, ifgy I n'a sf-X , lf' 1 A, F 6 g5,a' gy' - .V if 1',1 Y i K ft elizi ix V ',L livlbw ' I , ag ,Wg 1 3'eG1:,'4'Jkh',Z2: QVXKW ' WSL? 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ABERLE-B. S. Biology. North West- ern University. MICHAEL BYELENE - B.P. E. Physical Education, History. Purdue University. HERMAN D. BISHOP-B. A., M. A. Assistant Principal, Economic: Probs. Ohio State, Universite de Nancy, Ohio University. MARY JANE BOLUS--B. S. Art Instructor. Miami University. MARJORIE BOALS-B. S. Girls' Physical Educa- tion, G.A.A., Leaders, Ohio State University. SARA K. BOWLES-Principal's Secretary. RICHARD COLE-A. B. English. Berea College. University of Cincinnati. MARGARET D. CONRAD - B. A., M. A. Typing, Shorthand. Ohio State University, Columbus University. ELRIE P. COOK-Machine and Machine Related. University of Akron, University of Toledo. MARY LOUISE COOPER-Sch. Mus..B. English. Oberlin College, Miami University. RUTH CULBERTSON - B. A., B. L. S., M. A. Librarian, Library Club. Wooster College, Western Reserve School of Library Science, University of Michigan. PEARL DANBACK - B. S., M. A. Plane Geometry, Dean of Girls. Ohio State, Colum- bus University, University of Wisconsin. ff' sr.. .. A Y A- A i,. K Y , .- . . A 1 ':Z, f 5 . , ii -' 'Ai 1. if 1. '- .V V ' 4 . .S f ' M 0 . if v . J, ax e .. 3., 1 .mf S, -L .- .aw A. LEMOINE DERR-B. Mus. Vocal Supervisor. New York University, Christian Johnsen Choral School. RUTH DUNHAM - A. B., M. A., L. L. B. i Latin, Xmas Basket Comm. Junior Class Ad- visor. Northwestern University, Columbia University, Cleveland Law School. MARTHA ECKERT-B. S., M. A. Dramatics, Pub- lic Speaking. Ohio State, University of Wisconsin. FRED ELDER-A. B., M. A. Biology, Visual, Ed., Photo Club. West Lafayette-Adrian, Sor- bonne University, Ohio State. BETTY J. HARRIS-A. B. Chemistry Theory and Laboratory. Ohio State University, Cedarville Col- lege. GRACE ESSEXS-B. S., M. S. Home Eco- nomics, Ohio State University, University of Wisconsin, Ohio University. 13 V .::V . V ' :EQ ,, ...P W . ,, my K VERN B. HOFFMAN-B. S., M. A. Physical Ed., Basketball Coach, M Association, Ohio State, Uni- versity of Michigan. J. MERTON HOLCOMBE-A. B. Supervisor of Band and Orchestra. Baldwin Wallace, Vir- tuoso School of Music. FRANCES B. HYPEQS-B. S. Lunchroom Director Ohio State University. RALPH JUNIPER-B. S. Mathematics, Pre- flight and Aeronautics, Senior Class Advisor Ohio State University. FRANK H. LEAVITT-Related and Machine Shop. University of Akron. CARL THOMASQB. s. World History. Kent State University, Western Reserve Univer- sity. v LOUISE FERRIS-A. B., B. S. Physical Education. Wilmington College. HARVEY E. FRISCH-Shop and relative. Akron College. KATHRYN HARDIN-B. S., Business Eng., Mariet- ta College, Ohio State University. DAN B. HABER - M. A., A. B. Sociology, Geometry. Ohio State, Ohio Northern, Ash- land University. PAUL HAUSERMAN-B. S., M. A. Woodworking. Ohio University. EARL L. HEASLEY-B. A., M. A. Speech and Dramatics. Hiram College, Columbia University, University of Southern California. 14 HAROLD G. LOESCH-A. B. English II, Faculty Advisor, Manhigan Staff, Senior Hi-Y, Baldwin- Wallace College. HARRY MEHOCK - B. S. Physical Educa- tion Director. University of Illinois. KATHLEEN MENDENHALL-B. A., M. A. French, S. R. C. Ohio State, Columbia University. F. B. MILLION-A. B. World History. Man- chester College. PATRICIA PINE - A. B., English, Literature, Creative Writing, Junior Red Cross, Sophomore Class Advisor. University of Dayton, University of Kentucky, Columbia University. A. E. MORNINGSTAR - B. A. American History, Football. Purdue, Michigan, West Virginia. A . srs'r H -fi . s '57 . ffl my S . 3 5' 7 ,. is a, 1 K- 3 ya, 2U W' .- in .ri ...' I I if by C r ,gg ff: 5 1 ' , fi -L A 1' 1' ,Fr ,azi- ,,,,, . , , f-fW ,,, .zv' . . 1.7 ' ' 15 GLADYS H. MACDONALD - A. B. Commercial Math. Cedarville, Ohio State, Kent State, Spring- field Business College, Ashland. ROBERT O. McFARLAND - M. S., M. E? History, Electrical Technology. Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati. C. A. McCLURE--Auto Shop and Related. Toledo University, Akron University. RICHARD L. NIXON-A. B., M. A. German, German Club. Miami, Ohio State, Ashland. V. H. OBERLANDER-B. S. Vocational Conductor, Vocational Club. Ohio State, Ashland, University of Toledo. BERTHA K. PATTERSON-A. B. Spanish, Hyphonerian Staff. Cornell University. l is sl ELIZABETH WAPPNER--A. B. English III. Wit- tenberg College. LOUIS E. RAHN-A. B., M. A. American History. Otterbein, Osbury, Ohio State. HAROLD A. RAMSEY-B. S. Algebra, Bus. Adv. N Hypho. Fenn College, Ashland College, Ohio State. , Y, FRANCES RANDALL-B .s., M. A. Home Nl Ec., English, Personal Regimen. Wittenberg, Ohio University, Columbia University. BLANCHE L. ROBSON-A. B. American History. Ohio Wesleyan College. R. D. SHAAF-B. S. Electric Shop, Senior Electric Science. Ohio Northern. 5? gi H. B. SCOLES - B. S. Bookkeeping, Commercial , Math. Bliss College, Kent State. y Q f V f --.55 A K. , V . GEORGE SHERMAN-B. s., shorthand, of- .., , ggi, B fice Practice. Bus. Adv. Manhigan. Bliss College, Kent State. Q . i FLORENCE J. SHIRES-A. B. English III. Alle- . ..,. ,.. gheny College Columbia University, Bread Loaf School of English, Western Reserve. I J. E. SMITH-M. A., B. S. Mechanical Draw- ' litt' ing, Arch. Drawing. Rio Grande College, P. . A .'.,1 1 Ohio University, Kent State, Ohio State, ' Q Stetson. . g Q 'UQ -NE 53 f. - s2sz':g -X S . tie 1 I -Q' ,gf PAUL SNYDER--B. S. Physical Education. Woos- ter College, Ohio State, Columbia, Ashland College. FRED STAUB - B. A. American History, Coach, Faculty Mgr. Athletics. Rochester College. 16 JOHN C. STOUT-A. B., P. M. Distributive Edu- cation, Ft. Retailers. Defiance College, Ohio State, University Wisconsin. MARGUERITE STOUT-B. A., English II. Defiance, Ohio Wesleyan. MARTHA WEIMER - A. B. English II, Senior Class Adv. Wooster, Kent State, Ohio State Uni- versity. C. H. VANDERBILT-B. S., M. A., Physics. Ohio State, Kent State, Ohio University, Ashland College. 17 23,32 12 5? fr f- , A H ' Z, Ill K I , J r 1 ' y 'fx Za , 3 -S . M-1. f 'A .. .1 Wai Ai 4 2 I fa 5 A x J , ggi? ,L 2 4? , ,W Ol f 1 3 g f rl? I F 5? 1 .,. , x if ' ' ' Ei,-444, 55? 'iz V J BEM 3 1: .Ra xl. ,O . QW 1 qi Z, may V:L i RE , A f mggfg :jd h K 3 i x Q .5 W f K fm ' ,,1:1'r Q ' A . U A ii J- ' 5 Ah ' V '. if ' 2 ' wx- -1- Q 5? W ' E fl A . , ,,W ,W 9' gg, 1 S- ix- 5 ig , P' . V , jf ' 1 - R ' . My ff ,A fri, in A 5- wx . a with 5 45 I 1- , ' f - .H :v , L ,- asf Z.: 518 L M . f- ' .My , v gl' W 4.96224 I I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDFNT TOM SWISHER VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY- NORMA TOUBY MISS WEIMER Senior Class Advisor Her goal for the 1949 class is to make it greater and more outstanding than any other class to graduate from Mansfield Senior High School. Miss Weimer, who comes from Loudonville, teaches junior English. She has several hobbies some of which are sewing, reading, listening to good music, watching sport contests and plays. DAVID WAP PNER ..i f YI1 1,' 1 + I TREASURER- ' M H JEAN ROBINSON ' s fra If ? ie 5-mfsiiigifizi-1::t.1i - . - , -- ff: 'Tm 1 gg 4 My-m : vg:s-if . . gfsstwgsiei 4111 3- z4Qs,q,sg::,1':, - s, T- 1izz,,,z-.. -- 1, s S 4 3, X W., . Y , A Q, .-1,-glitz M, -at was MSW S rx K h il wr W ,aft I EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Row One-Charles Au, Jean Robinson, David Wappner, Miss Weimer, Tom Swisher, Norma Touby, Mai lyn Bell. Row Two-Dick Rohleder, David VanVoorhis, Betty Jane Garver, Norma McCally, Despina Nickas, Emilv Stephan, Douglas Black, Bob Perez. 22 RICHARD HALL ALLYN Dick : Academic, Cross Country, 4, Track, 4, Choir, 4. BETTY JEAN ALTAFFER Taffy : Commer- cial, Blue Tri., 2. fTop Rowj CHARLES HENRY AU Chuck : General, Hi- Fun, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, 2, Football, 2, Sr. Exec. Comm., 4. DOROTHY ELLEN AUBREY Dody : General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, Pep Club, 2, 3. ANTOINETTE AUGUSTINE Augie : Gen- eral, Blue Tri., 3, 4, German Club, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4. MAYWARD SCOTT BAITH Bud : General, Golf, 3, 4. WARREN JAMES ALVERSON Bud : Gen- eral, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Hypho, 3, 4 S. O. P. C., 4, Boxing Mgr., 3, Track Mgr., 3 I-R. Y. F., 4. NORMA JEAN ARNOLD' Norm : Commercial Pep Club, 3, Softball Club, 2, 3, 4. fBottom Rowj DONNA MAE BAKER D0nnie : General Tygerette, 2, 3, 4. 3 DOLORES JEANNE BALLIETT D'e : Gen- eral, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4. ROSE MARIE BARABANI Rosie : General Blue Tri., 4. BETTY JEAN BAUMAN Bet : General, S. R C., 3, 4, Tygerette, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4. GENE FRANK BEAL Beal : General, Foot- ball, 2, 3g S. R. C., 3. LEWIS WALTER BECHTEL Jack : General, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4. I Top Rowj MARILYN ANN BELL Lynn: Academic, S. R. C., 35 Choir, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 2, 3, 43 Pep Club, 2, 35 Exec. Comm., 4, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4, S. O. P. C., 4. KENNETH LORIN BELL, Jr., Junior : General. JOYCE ELAINE BELL Joy : General, Blue Tri., 4. PATRICIA JEAN BENDER Pat : General, Blue Tri., 3, 4. JAMES CHARLES BECHTLER Jim : Voca- tional, Hi-Y, 3, 45 Pep Club, 2, 3, Vocational Club, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CARL BEECH Beechie : General: Band, 2, 3, 4, Vocational Club, 2, 3. fB0tt077L Rowj LENORE BERICK Lee : Commercial. RUSSELL DEAN BETZ Russ : General, S. R. C., 4, Choir, 4. MARY ALICE BIDDLE Al : General, Arch- ery, 3, 4g Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2. DOUGLASS ALLEN BLACK Doug : General, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4, Pep Club, 2, 33 Exec. Comm., 3, 4: I-R. Y. F., 4, S. O. P. C., 4. ,df , f fTop Rowl MERLYN LOUISE BLACKBURN Blackie-: : General, Hypho, 4, Circulation Mgr., 4, Tumbling Club, 3, 4, G. A. A., 3, 4, Leaders Club, 4, Swan Club, 4, Blue Tri, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3. JO ANN BLACKSTONE Jon: Commercial, S. R. C., 2, Blue Tri, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN BLAHNIK Barb : Academic, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 3, 4, Swan Club, 3, 4, Softball Club, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri, 3, 4, S. 0. P. C., 4. BARBARA BOWLES Bunny : Academic , Hypho, 2, 3, 4, Bus. Mgr., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Blue Tri, 2, 3, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, S. R. C., 3, Choir, 2. 3. 4, Xmas Comm., 2, 3. MARY LOUISE BOWSER Bow : Commercial, Pep Club, 2, Blue Tri, 3. MINNIE LEIGH BRADLEY Mooch : Aca- demic, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres., 4, I-R. Y. F., 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Archery, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri, 2, 3, 4, Hypho, 3, 4, Girls' Sports Editor, 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Leaders, 2, 3, 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 4. KBottom Rowj NORMA JEAN BOGNER Bogie : Commer- cial, Blue Tri, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOU BOLING Louie : General, Blue Tri, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Choir, 2, 3, 4. JUANITA JEAN BOTZER Bonnie : Commer- cial, Band, 2, 3. JACQUELINE ROSE BODLEY Jackie : Gen- eral, Pep Club, 2, 3, Blue Tri, 3, 4: Archery, 4. RALPH DUANE BRADRICK Duane : Aca- demic, Boxing, 3. MARILYN ELLA BRANDT Lynn: Commer- cial, Manhigan, 2, 3, 4, Bus. M-gr., 3, Editor, 4, S. R. C., 2, 4, Blue Tri, 4. . JOANN BETTY BRINLEY Jon: Commercial. EARL DEVVEY BROBST Junior : General, Hi- Y, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Ft. Retailers, 4. fTop Rowj CHARLES ALLEN BROWN Brownie : Aca- demic, Manager, 25 Baseball, 3, 43 Manhigan, 3, 4, Asst. Photo. Ed., 4, Boys' State, 4, Stage Crew, 25 S. O. P. C., 45 Hi-Y, 2, Pep Club, 2, 35 M. Assn., 3, 4. VIRGINIA ANN BROWNFIELD Ginger : General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, Orch., 2, Sec., 25 Carolers, 35 Choir, 2, 3, 4g S. R. C., 43 I-R. Y. F., 45 S. O. P. C. DIANE LAUREL BRUMENSHENKEL Div: Academic. HELEN JANICE BUCHER Buch,': Commer- cialg Manhigan, 2. .ll ELLEN MARGARET BROMFIELD Ell : Aca demic, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 45 I-R. Y. F., 4, S. O. P. C. 4 3 Hypho, 4. MARGARET MARILYN BROOK P e g g y General. CBottom Rowj CLIFFORD CALVIN BUMPUS B u rn p Vocational. ROBERT LOWELL BURKHART Bob : Gen eral, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4. DONALD RAY BURKHOLDER Donn: Com mercialg Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4g Ft. Retailers, 4. MERL CLAYTON BURNS Miken: General Football, 23 Boxing, 2. fTop Rowj DELORES CORRINE BUSH Bushie : Gen- eralg Blue Tri., 2, Ger. Club, 2, 3, I-R. Y. F., 4, Pep Club, 3. JO ANNE BUTLER Joie : Academic, Blue Tri., 4. RICHARD DALE BUTTS Dick : General Band, 2, 3, 4, Serg., 3, Captain, 43 Orch., 2, 3, 4, Student Director, 45 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treas., 25 Boys' State, 35 Choir, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres., 4, Student Dir., 4, Exec. Comm., 3. MARTHA LOUCILLE BUXTON Martyn: Com- mercial. JAMES REYNOLD CHAMBERLAIN Wa Wav: General, M. Assn., 3, 43 Football, 2, 3, 45 Boxing, 23 Basketball, 2. CHRISTINE CHOKREFF Teeny : General, G .A. A., 2, 3, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Blue Tri., 2. fBottom Row! STANLEY ADAMS BYERS Stan : Academic. KENNETH CARVER Ken : General, Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE CATLETT Tricia : Gen- eral, Pep Club, 2, 35 Band, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2. MATTHEW JACOB CETINICH Matt : Com- mercial. , 'Q HENRY ZEKE CLEMONS Zeke : General. CAROLYN LOUISE CLINE Clown : General, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Treas., 4, Leaders, 4, Tumbling' Club, 3, 43 Archery, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 3, 43 Choir, 2, 3, 43 Ger. Club, 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 45 Softball, 2. 3, 43 Bowling, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, 3. KENNETH BRUCE CLINE Ken : General. ROGER VERNARD COE Rog : General- ROBERT GORDON CLOUSE Bob : General, HENRY ARTHUR COPENHAVER Hank ' Hi-Y, 3, 4. fTop Rowj WILLIAM B. CORCORAN Jonnie : General, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 3, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Student Dir., 2, Band, 4, Orch., 4, Football, 2, Basketball, 2. FANNY COSTO Fan : Commercial, Blue Tri., 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3. DONALD KEITH CRABTREE Donn: General Football, 2, Track, 2, 3, Cross Country, 2. THOMAS LAMONT CRAMER Bubbles : Gen- eral, S. O. P. C., 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Hypho, 4, Ger. Club, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Band, 2, 3, 4, Track Mgr., 3, M. Assn., 4. General, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3. 4: Band. 4. fB0ttom Rowj JOHN OLIVER CROUSE 'tDemi : Academic Basketball, 2, Tennis, 3. ROBERT ALLEN CUNNING Bob : Voca tional. BEVERLY ANNE CUSHING Bev : General Band, 2, Orch., 2. JANET MARIE DELANEY Joby : Commer- cial, Pep Club, 2, 3, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Hi-Fun 3, 4. we M . . 'mljil X CTo7J Rowj SOCRATES DELIANIDES Soc : G e n e ral 3 Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2, 3, 4. LENA JOSEPHINE D'EMILIO Jon: General, Archery, 3, 4g Bowling, 4. STEVEN DEMYAN ffpicltafu General, Golf, 3, 4g M. Assn., 3, 4. MARTHA JEAN DETTMER Valge : Commer- cial: Blue Tri., 2, 3, V. Pres., 23 Pep Club, 2, 3: G. A. A., 2, 3. CARL JOSEPH DRAGO Sho1'ty : Academic, Boxing, 2, 43 Pep Club, 2, 3. DA-VID RICHARD DUFFEY Duff : General, Pep Club, 2, 3. fBottom Rowj' GROVER JAMES DICKSON Jim : General, Track Mgr., 25 Hi-Y, 4. RICHARD STROME DILLON Fuzzy : Gen- eral, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 45 Cheerleader, 4g S. R. C., 3, 4, Pres., 43 Xmas Comm., 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, 1.-R. Y. F., 4. CHARLENE JUNE DINGES Dingals,': Com- mercial, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 4. RICHARD AMICO DI SANZA Richie : Gen- eral, S. O. P. C., 4, Hi-Y, 43 Ger. Club, 2, 3, 41 I-R. Y. F., 4. EARL PHILIP DUPRE 'AOil : General, Box- ing, 2, Football, 2. PATRICIA ANNE EALY '4Pat : Generalg Blue Tri., 3, 45 Pep Club, 35 I-R. Y. F., 3. ggiiigivf L w I WILLIAM ROBERT ECCLES Wild Bill , General, Boxing, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Foot- ball, 2, 3, Ft. Retailers, 4, Sec., 4. EMILY LOUISE EICHINGER Emmy : General. fTop Rowj PAUL WILLIAM ENDRISS Willie , General, Hypho, 3, 4, Co-Bus. Mgr., 4, M. Assn., 3, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Basketball Mgr., 3, 4, S. R. C., 3, Pep Club, 2, 3, Xmas Comm., 3. MATHILDE ENDRODY Tilda : Academic, S. R. C., 3, Ger. Club, 3, 4, Sec., 4, Crescendo, 3, Hypho, 3, 4, News Ed., 4, I-R. Y. F., 3, 4. BETTY EILEEN ERICKSON Beth: General, Choir, 2, 3, 4, S. R. C., 3, 4, Ensemble, 2, 3, Pep Club, 2, Blue Tri., 2, 4. RICHARD ANTON ERNDT Dick : General, Boxing, 2, Track Mgr., 2, Ger. Club, 4. DONALD RUSSLER ELIAS Sad Sackv, Gen- eral, Basketball Mgr., 2, 3, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 2, M. Assn., 2, 3, 4. RICHARD TIEL ELIOT Tiel : General, S. O. P. C., 4, Orch., 2, 3, 4, Treas., 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant, 4, M. Assn., 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y. 2, 3, 4, Track Mgr., 2, 4. fBottom Rowj PATRICIA LEE ERNSBERGER Pat',: Gen- eral, Blue Tri., 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3. RALPH LAVAN FAIRBANKS Ralp h i e : Vocational. MARILYN ALICE FANCHER Fanch : Com- mercial, Pep Club, 2, S. R. C., 2. FRANK FAUGAL Frankie : Vocational. p Nm? C Top Rowj WILLIAM LEE FEEMAN Bill : Vocational. BEVERLY JEAN FERGUSON Ferggy : Com- mercial, Pep Club, 2, 35 Rifle Club, 3. JOHN LARRY LARISON Johnny : General Course, Warsaw High School, Warsaw, Indiana. LOENNA JANE FIDLER Jane : General, Blue Tri., 2 ,3, 4g Choir, 23 Pep Club, 2, 3. fBottom Rowj JAMES DOUGLAS FISHER Jim : Vocational REBECCA ANN FLOCKENCIER Becky : Gen- eral, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2, 3, 43 Pep Club, 2 Ger. Club, 2, 3. WILLA GRACANN FOGLE Willie : General Band, 4, Orch., 4, Choir, 45 Blue Tri., 4. KATHLEEN FOSS K a th y : Commercial Band, 2, 3, 4, Tygerette, 2, 3, 4: Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4 DELORES FRANTA Dolly : Commercial, Pep Club, 2, 3. EUGENE NICK FREIHEIT Gene : Generalg Ger. Club, 2, 33 Choir, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club, 2, 3. GEORGE JACOB FREUND Georgie : Com- mercial, Ft. Retailers, 4, Pres., 4. EDMUND JOSEPH FUCHS HE. J. : Academic Pep Club, 2, S. R, C., 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3, 4g S. O P. C., 4. 1 Qs l 1 N' DELORES JANE FURR Dode : General, Archery Club, 3, 4, Bowling, 4. CHARLES NELSON GAFF Chuck : Voca-N tional. fTop Row J VANETTE ELIZABETH GARTNER Jeanie : General. BETTY JANE GARVER B.J. : Academic, Crescendo Club, 3, 4, V. Pres., 4g I-R. Y. F., 4, S. O. P. C., 43 S. R. C., 25 Exec. Comm., 4, Band, 25 Orch., 25 Blue Tri., 3, 43 Pep Club, 2, 3.' WAYNE EUGENE GASTON Gash: Vocational. DOUGLAS GRANT GEIB Skip : General, Hi- Y, 2, 3, 43 Boxing, 3. DONOVAN LYLE GARBER Donn: General BARBARA LAINE GARN Barb : Academic, Band, 2, 3, 4g Orch., 2: Blue Tri., 4: S. O. P. C. 4. fBottom Rowj ALEX NICK GEORGE Alu: General, Ger Club, 2, 3. WILMA CHRISTINA GERHARDT Willie Commercial, Ger. Club, 2, 3, 45 Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4 Pep Club, 2, 33 I-R. Y. F., 4. JACK JUNIOR GERHART Junior : General HENRY GRANT GERRELL Flip',: General. 7 f ' 5. .Il S K Top Row Q MARGIE MAE GOODMAN Marge : Academic Blue Tri., 2, 3 4, Inter-Club Council, 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, s. R. ci, 2, s. 0. P. C., 4, Hypho, 3, 4 Feature Ed., 4. GALEN MARIE GOODWIN Dirnples : Com- mercial, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble, 3. BETTY RUTH GORSUCH Fatty : General Carolers, 4, Band, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri., 3, 4, Crescendo Club, 3, 4, I-R. Y. F., 4. RUBY LUCRETIA GRACE Fid0 : Commer- cial, Band, 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, Blue Tri., 4, I-R. Y. F., 4. I f H 1 i f L ix ,.'g-. i M A kkrk Jr . - . EFS . ,mf .-'p Q I ' W4 fBottom Rowj CARMELLA MARIE GREER Millie : Aca- demic, Rifle Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 3, Archery Club 2, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, S. R. C., 3, S. O. P. C., 4 S. S. S. C., 2, 3, 4. LOUIS ANTHONY GREGORIO Lou : Gen eral, Football, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2 3, 4, Hi-Y, 4. DOROTHY MAY GRIBLING Dot : Commer- cial, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2, 3, 4. EUGENE WILLIAM GRIESBACH Gene General, Hi-Y, 3. 4, Ger. Club, 3, 4, V. Pres., 4 MICHAEL JOHN GRUBER Miken: General, FLOYD OSCAR GUEGOLD Speed : General Baseball, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Football, 3, 4. Football, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4. ELSIE ANNE GRUMET Else,': General, IRENE FRANCES GURIK Art : Commercial Choir, 2, 3, 4. , Q NANCY MARGARET GUTCHALL N a n c : General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 43 S. R. C., 2. ELSIE MAE HAGER El : General, Blue Tri., 45 Ge1'. Club, 2, 3, 4. fTop Rowj NED RUSSELL HALL Russ : Vocational, Boxing, 2, 3, 4. PAUL FREDERICK HAMMOND Ham : General. PATRICIA ANN HARBAUGH Geeko : Gen- eral, Softball, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A., 2, 3, 43 Pep Club, 2, 35 Tumbling Club, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH E. HARING Joe,': Academic, Basket- ball, 2, 35 Ge1'. Club, 3, 45 Pres., 4. EUGENE HOWARD HALE How : Commer- cial. GARY LEE HALEY Gore : Academic, Box- ing, 2, 33 Cross Country, 2, 3, 45 Band, 2, 3, 4: S. O. P. C., 4. fBottom Rowj ROBERT ALLEN HART Bob : General, Hi- Y, 3, 4g Get. Club, 23 S. R. C., 4, V. Pres., 4. MARILYN JO HARTER Jon: Commercial Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4. IRENE LAVONNE HARVEY Rene Academic. BEVERLY JANE HASSINGER Bev : Gen eral, Blue Tri., 23 G. A. A., 2, 3, Rifle Club, 2 3, 4, Sec., 2, 3, 4. ff fTop Rowj ROBERT EUGENE HATZFELD Bob : Gen eral, Choir, 3. 4. JOY MARGARET HAVERFIELD Havie General, Blue Tri., 4. ROBERT JAMES HAWK Bob : G e n e r al Hypho, 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, s. R. C., 2, 3, s. o. P. cj 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3, Xmas Comm., 2, 3. CHARLOT ANNE HAYWARD Char : Gen eral, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4. JACQUELYN LEE HURLEY Jake : General Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LEE INSCORE '4Barb : Commer- cial, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Manhigan Staff, 3, 4 Typist, 4, Rifle Club, 2, 3, V. Pres., 2, Pep Clubl 3, S. R. C., 4, Bowling, 2, 3, 4. x Q' -Q' Q ..lx M ,'l, ' ' llssf f 35 fBotiom Rowj SHIRLEY JOAN HILL Shirl : General, Cheer- leader, 3, 4, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3. MARILYN JANE HORNING Tina : General Pep Club, 2, 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri., 3, 4. JANE ANN HUGHES Janie : General, G. A A., 2, 3, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2 3, 4, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4. MARILYN JOY HUMPHREY Joy : Commer- cial, Blue Tri., 2. PATRICIA RUTH JACKSON Stupe : General, Duckling Club, 2, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2 3, 4, Leaders Club, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, S. R. C., 3 4, Treasurer, 4, Swan Club, 3, 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4 PATRICIA RUTH JENNINGS Pat : Com- mercial, Blue Tri., 4. ., , ..,,. , I . 4. fe , 1 f , fee..-' , :' ' L in iii? sw 1 A J 1 'Q , ,. 'HF SK P .ff 4 5 ll M ?.,5a1,. k,.f' f K xx 'S W F 5,3 EUGENE R. JESSON Gene : General. JEAN MARIE KARSMISKI Jeanie' General ARTHUR LE MOINE JONES Art : General. FRANCES ANN KARAS Fran : Commercial 1Top Rowj fBottom Rowj RONALD EUGENE KEITH Ronnie General Boxing, 25 Track Mgr., 2. WILLIAM EUGENE KELLER Bill : Coinnier cial, Ft. Retailers. JAMES ALLEN KIBLER Jim : General5 Hi Y, 45 M. Assn., 3, 45 Choir, 2, Band, 2, 3, 4, Ser geant, 3, 43 Orch., 2, 3, 45 Track, 3, 45 Cross Coun- try, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN KICK Ellie : Generalg Choir, 25 Ger. Club, 3. RALPH HENRY KINDINGER Ding Voca tional. ANITA LOUISE KING Shorty : Geneial Blue Tri., 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club, 2, 3, 45 Band 2 3 4 Tygerg Orch., 45 G. A. A., 45 S. R C 3 S O P. C., 4. MERILYN LOIS KLEE Lee : Academic Blue Tri., 3, 45 S. O. P. C., 45 Choir, 2, 3 4 G A 2, 3, 45 Duckling Club, 2. EMILY ANN KMETZ '4Mickey : Genelal mp -r-,ima rj.. f 5' - . g e ,Y Vg. 'E E. . f.s:s3352 Ciezsaif Nd .ng E YA -fzzf 2552325 K I . 2 5 ., z . i , ' z Z . .f 51.3 Y 1 1 ggi: I ' 9' K Top Rowj KENNETH STANLEY KNAPP K'K9HH,, : Gen- eral, S. R. C., 25 Ger. Club, 2, 33 Fut. Retailers, 4. RUDOLPH LEE KNAPP Ru d y i' : General Band, 2, 3, 45 Choir, 2, 3, 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3. GIZELLA VALERIA KNEFELY i'Gizie : Aca- demic, Hi-Fun, 4, Treas., 43 Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Pres., 25 Class Sec., 2, 35 Ger. Club, 3, 4, Hypho, 3, 4, Feature Ed., 45 Cheerleader, 3, 4. CLIFFORD LEE KOCHHEISER Cliff : Gen- eral, Choir, 3, 4. J q'Bottom Rowj LEONA ISABELLE KOSER Leon: Commer cial, Blue Tri., 4. JACK EUGENE KUHN Jackie',: General. RICHARD PAUL KULKA Dick : General. DOROTHY ELIZABETH KURKO T o o t s Commercial, Blue Tri., 4. LEONA LAHM Lahmie : General, Pep Club, BETTY LOU LANTZ i'Betts : General. 2, 3g Ger. Club, 2, 35 Choir, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN LANDON Shirl,': General, CLIFTON GLEN LASER Toots : General Blue Tri., 23 Choir, 2, 3, 45 Ensemble, 2, Choir, 2, 3, 45 S. R. C., 43 M. Assn., 3, 4. Carolers, 4. ,M . , ..... .,,,, , -g, ., i . ,- . 4 , . wc SE. 3 E, K in gilge 7' I X f V w ' 1 7.3 my K Sv Q, , .. is 5 BETTY JANE LAYACONA Bet : General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Treas., 2, Choir, 2, 4. CAROLYN LOUISE LEE Chink : General, Blue Tri., 3, 4, I-R. Y. F., 3, 4, S. R. C., 2, 4, Tumbling, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 3, Archery, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 3, G. A. A., 2, 3, 43 Leaders, 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3: Choir, 2, 3, 4. fTop Rowj ALBERT KENNETH LEITINBERGER Al : General, Boxing, 2, 3, 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3, Track Mgr., 2, 3, Hi-Y, 4. JOSEPH THOMAS LETIZIA Joe : General, Football, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, 2, Basketball, 2, 3, M. Assn., 2, 3. MARILYN FAYE LOGAN Logie : Commer- cial, Blue Tri., 2. BETTY LOUISE LONG Longie : Commercial. is PATRICIA ANN LEHMAN Pat : Academic Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Leaders, 3 4, Treas., 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD FRANCIS LEIENDECKER Tiny Academic, Manhigan, 4, S. R. C., 3, I-R. Y. F., 4 Vice Pres., 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Treas., 4. CBottom Rowj PATRICIA ANN LORENTZ Path: Commer cial, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4. JOHN JESSE LUEDY '4Johnny : General. LEORA JANE MARKLEY 'KLee : Commercial Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEE MATHEWS 'ABob : General, Hi Y, 3, 4, Boxing, 3. . i' K . sys.. A. , , , 15, .,A:: 5 4 f all . 1 , . A ,QM fTop Rowj JEAN MARIE MAURER Jeanie : General, Blue Tri., 23 Choir, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble, 3, Ger. Club, 3. HERBERT RUHL MAURITZ Herb : General. GERALDINE' RUTH MAY Gerry : General, Blue Tri., 2. TWILA MAUREEN MEANS Twila : General, Tumbling, 3, 4, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Ger. Club, 3, 4. GEORGE WAYMON MIDDLEBROOK Brookie : General, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2, 3, 45 Track, 3, 4, Cross Country, 3, 43- M. Assn., 43 Photo Club, 45 I-R. Y. F., 2, 3, 4. HARRIETT JEAN MIKE Jeannie : General, G. A. A., 2, Pep Club, 2, 3. E 3 .1 .JA fBotiom Rowj DAVID MCCLELLAN MECKLEM Fla s h General, Photo Club, 2, 3, Manhigan, 4. EMMETT TONY MENNETTI Mn: General. VINCENT JIM MENNETTI Vin : General Football, 23 Boxing, 2. .IOSEPHINE MAE MEYERS Jon: General Blue Tri., 2, 3, 43 S. R. C., 3, Orch., 4. CHARLES EDWIN MILLER Chuck : General CHARLES HENRY MILLER C h u c k 1 e s 2 General, Dist. Ed. Club, 4. 39 EUGENE A. MILLER 'lGenie : Vocational. JACK REMINGTON MILLER J. C. : General. fTop Rowj JAMES B. MORRIS HJ. B. : Academic, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 43 S. R. C., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Tennis, 3 45 S. O. P. C., 4. LLOYD BURTON MURPHY Murph : General CARL SAMUEL MUSILLE 'AMooney : Voca- tional. , NORMA JEIANNE McCALLY Maeva General Hypho, 2, 3, 4, C0-Ed., 45 Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, secj 4, Class Treas., 2, 3, Exec. Comm., 4, S. O. P. C., 4, G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Leaders, 3, 4, Sec., 4. JOSEPH DELBERT MILLER J0e : General, Football, 2, 3, 45 Baseball, 2, 3, 4, S. R. C., 31 M. Assn., 2, 3, 4. SHELDON DALE MILLER Shelly : Academic. fBotto'm Rowj NORMA JEAN McCARRICK Mac : General, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3. AUDREY ANN McCOY Andy : General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 43 G. A. A., 2, 3, 45 Pep Club, 2, 3. ALICE FAYE McCULLOUGH Mac : General, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri., 3. HARRY EARL McCUNE MCU: General, Hi- Y, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres., 3, Treas., 43 S. R. C., 25 S. O. P. C., 4, Boxing, 2, 3, Ger. Club, 2, 3, 4. ITop Rowj BETTY JEAN Mc'DOW'ELL Betl': Academic. R 0 B E R T H E N R Y McFARLAND Mac General. MARILYN LOANN McGREGOR Mac : Com- mercial, Band, 2, 3, 4, Tygerette, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH MATHIAS McLAIN Ken : Gen- eral, Basketball, 2, 3, 4. BETTY EILEEN OAKES 'LBetts : Academic. NILES MARTIN OHL Fuzz : General. l fBoti0m Rowj THOMAS RICHARD NICHOLSON Tom : General. DESPINA NICKAS Dessie : General, I-Iypho, 2, 3, 43 Copy Ed., 4, Exec. Comm., 4, S. O. P. C., 4. MARY EDITH NIXON Nikkie : Academic, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Treas., 4g G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Sec., 4, Pep Club, 2, 35 Ducklings, 2, Swans, 3, 4, Treas., 45 Leaders, 3, 4, Class Exec. Comm., 3. MARILYN JOANNE NOSER Red : General: Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4g Pep Club, 2, 3. MICHAEL LEONARD OLIVIERI Miken: Vocational. HARRY HUGH OSBUN Ozzie : G e n e r al g Football, 2, 3, 43 Choir, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3, Class Pres., 2, 3. DAVID HENRY OSWALT DaVe : Academic, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 43 Hypho, 3, 43 S. O. P. C., 45 Pep Club, 2, 35 I-R. Y. F., 4. THOMAS WALK OWEN Tom : G e n e ral g Band, 2, 3, 43 Hypho, 2, 3, 4g S. O. P. C., 4, Boys' State, 3. fTop Row J PHILLIP BRUCE PENDLETON P.P. : Gen- eral, Band, 2, 3, 4, Top Sgt., 4, Orch., 2, 3, 4 Pres., 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4. LOI EUGENE PENROSE 4' P e n n i e : Voca- tional, Pep Club, 2. EDWARD RICHARD PERCY Edu: General Golf, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT RICARDO PEREZ Bob : General Hi-Y, 4g Exec. Comm., 4, Hypho, 4, S. o. P. C., 4i 1 THOMAS EDWARD PANKOW Tom : Gen- eral, Cross Country, 2, 3, Band, 3, 43 Choir, 2 3, 4, Carolers, 4. DONALD EUGENE PARNELL Donn: Gen eralg Track Mgr., 2. fB0tf0711f Rowj CARLTON LEE PERRINE Corky : General: Baseball, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN PERRY Barb : General. PEGGY SUZANNE PFISTER Butch : Gen- eral, Blue Tri., 2, 33 Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2, 3, 4. CLAIR DANIEL PITTS Pitzel : Academic, Track Mgr., 23 Ger. Club, 2, 3, V. Ed., 2, 3. KTop Rowj CBottoon Rowj ALAN GENE POORMAN Al : Generalg Hi-Y, GERALD WESLEY PROSSER Jerry : Voca- 4g Cross Country, 3, 4g Track, 4. tional. PHILIP ALAN PREBLE Phil : Academic. VIOLET ARLENE QUEER Vin: Commercial DORIS JEAN PRENTICE HDorrie : General. PETER RABQUER Petey: Vocational. DONALD LOUIS PRIESS Donn: General. JAMES DENT RADER HJ. D. : Commercial Dis. Ed. Club, 4. ROSEMARY RAMSEY 'KRosie : General. SHIRLEY MAY READER Shirl : Commer cialg Blue Tri., 2, 33 Pep Club, 2, 3. HELENE MAY RAND Honey : Commercial. RICHARD LEE REAM 'lDick,': Commercial. 43 MARGARET EVELYN REECE Maggie : Gen- eral, S. O. P. C., 45 Pep Club, 2, 35 Blue Tri., 2, 3. SHIRLEY LEE REEP Reepie : General, G. A. A., 2, 3, 43 Leaders, 3, 4, V. Pres., 43 Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Treas., 2, Band, 2, 3, Orch., 2, 3, S. R ., 4. lTop Rowj RITA ARDELLA RICHERT Stupid'y: Aca- demic, G. A. A., 2g Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Hy-Fun, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4g Hypho, 3, 4, S. R. C., 2. ALBERT THOMAS RICKS Alu: General. BARBARA ANN RITTINGER Barb : General. DEAN WILLIAM ROBERTSON Robie : Gen- eral, Baseball, 2. ROBERT JOHN REHM Bobby : General Cross Country, 3, 4, Track, 2, 35 M. Assn., 3, 4 Ger. Club, 3. VIOLET FRANCES REYNOLDS Vi : Com mercial. fBottom Rowj JEAN ARLYSS ROBINSON Arlyss : Gen- eral, Band, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 45 Orch., 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Choir, 2, 3, 45 Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Pres., 35 Exec Comm., 43 Class Treas., 4, Caro-lers, 4. JEAN EVELYN ROBINSON Robie : General PATRICIA LOUISE ROBNOLTE Rabbit General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Duckling Club, 2, Fut Retailers, 45 Pep Club, 2, 3. GEORGE DEAN ROGERS Skip : Vocational, Voc. Club, 2, 3, 4. 'E A, ,.V, ,C ...M ITop Rowj PHILLIP BRUCE ROGERS 'tPhil : General, Band, 2, 3, 4, Orch., 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Hi- Y, 2, 3. RICHARD PATTERSON ROHLEDER Dick : General, Manhigan, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Photo Ed., 3, Co. Ed., 4, Photo Ed., 4, Boys' State, 3, Exec. Comm., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, S. O. P. C., 4, Xmas Comm., 2, Photo Club, 2, 3, 4, S. R. C., 2. DONALD JOSEPH RUNYON Donn: General. GEORGE EDWARD RUSSELL Monk : Gen- eral, Football, 3, 4, Track, 2, Basketball, 3. JOHN GEORGE SCHMITT-MATZEN Schmit- ty : Academic, Band, 2, Orch., 2, Ger. Club, 3, 4. MARTIN EUGENE SCHMITZER Gene , General. CBottom Rowj JAMES LEROY RUST Jim Vocational, Voc Club, 2, 3, 4. JEAN MARGO SALSBURY Jeanie : Aca- demic, Swan Club, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club, 3, 4 V. Pres., 4, Leaders, 3, 4, V. Pres., 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Pres., 4, Cheerleader, 3, 4. RICHARD CHARLES SANDERSON Sandy Academic. MARY EILEEN SCHIVINSKI Sckivy : Com- mercial, Blue Tri., 2, Pep Club, 2, 3. JOHN ROBERT SCHNEIDER Jack : Gen eral, Band, 4, Orch., 4, Choir, 4. PAUL EUGENE SCHOPP Shoupie : General Cross Country Mgr., 2, Track Mgr., 3. l MINERVA ANN SCOTT Scotty : Commer- cial, Pep Club, 2, 3,, Dis. Ed., 4. SARA AUDAY SCOTT Sally : Academic, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Sec., 2, Pep Club, 2, 3, S. O. P. C., 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Hypho, 4. ITop Rowj ANNE ELIZABETH SHAWBER Annie : Aca- demic, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Hypho, 3, 4, C0-Ed., 4, s. o. P. C., 4. RUDOLPH C. SHEETZ RudSf : Vocational, Cross Country, 2, 3, 4, M. Assn., 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Voc. Club, 2, 3, 4. NORBERT LEE SHIBINSKI Nob : General, Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, M. Assn., 2, 3, 4. MARTHA MARIE SHIPLET Martyn: Aca- demic, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Accompanist, 2, 3, 4, Blue Tri.. 2, 3, 4, Carolers, 4, Director, 4, Exec. Comm., 3, s. 0. P. C., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, s. R. C., 4, Sec., 4. WILLIAM JOSEPH SCOTT Bill : General S. R. C.. 2, 3, Hypho, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Pep Club, 3 LE ROY SECREST Roy : General. fBott0'm Rowj DEAN WILBUR SCHOENMAN Duke: Gen- eral, Boxing, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Ger. Club, 2, 3. PAULINE FAYE SKINNER Paul : General ISOBEL JANE SMITH Issie : General, Ger Club, 3, 4. LUCY ANN SMITH Louie : Academic, Span Club, 4, I-R. Y. F., 4, Blue Tri., 4, S. O. P. C., 4: Crescendo Club, 3, 4. .. Wulf' K Top Rowj MARILYN JUNE SNYDER Sis : Commercial .MARY NANCY SORENSON Nan : Academic Blue Tri., 2, 3, 43 G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, Leaders, 3, 4, Pres., 4, I-R. Y. F., 3, 4s S. O. P. C., 4, Manhigan, 3, 4, Girls' Sports Ed., 45 Swan Club, 2, 3, 4, Sec., 43 Pep Club, 2. JAMES ROBERT SPITZER Jim : General Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, Sgt., 4, orchestrai 2, 3, 45 Crescendo Club, 3, 4. JACK EUGENE STAFFORD USmooch : Gen- eral, Pep Club, 2, 3. RAYMOND JOSEPH STRETCH Ray,': Gen- eral, Stage Crew Mgr., 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3. BETTY R. STOMPS Bets : General. fBottom Rowj DAVID ROBINSON STANTON Dave : Gen- eral, Pep Club, 2, 35 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 25 Cheer- leader, 3, 4, Choir, 23 S. R. C., 45 Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY MARLENE STEELE Dot : Gen- eral, Pep Club, 3, Blue Tri., 4, I-R. Y. F., 4 Span. Club, 4. THELMA IRENE STELZER Stelt : Commer- cial. EMILY MARIE STEPHAN Steven: Academic Pep Club, 2, 35 Blue Tri., 3, 4, Pres., 43 I-R. Y. F. 45 Exec. Comm., 45 S. O. P. C., 4. SUSAN JANE STOODT A'Susie : Academic Blue Tri., 2, 4, Hi-Fun, 3, 4, V. Pres., 43 Exec Comm., 3. TERRY LOU STOODT Ted : Commercial: Hypho, 4, Blue Tri., 4g Pep Club, 2, 3. , -'.. 1.Qfzzse i1,fP:-f fi ,,e'f , - V .... Qifmszzi '-- - x L73 . ' V'-' , L 1, 4 , - 1 'E lf' 'IH41 ?,Q. ii THELMA LEE STOVER Spider : General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 43 Leaders Club, 43 G. A. A., 3, 43 Pep Club, 2, 3. WILLIAM CLAYTON SWEET Willie General. I Top Row j JOHN ANGELO TAMBURRINO F u z z y U Vocational. BETTY AUSTINE TAYLOR Tina : Acadeniicg Blue Tri., 4. JOANN TAYLOR Jon: Commercial, Blue Tri., 3, 4g G. A. A., 4. ROBERT RUSSEL TAYLOR Bob : Voca- tional. THOMAS JOHN SWISHER 'tTom : General Manhigan, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Boys' Sports Ed., 3, Boys Sports Ed., 4, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres., 43 Boys State, Class V. Pres., 2, 3, Class Pres., 45 Pep Club, 2, 35 S. O. P. C., 43 Xmas Bkt. Comm., 3. ANTHONY STEVEN TADDEO Tony : Gen eral, Football, 2, 3, 43 Golf, 2, 3, 4. fBottouz Rowj DARWIN SAMUEL THATCHER Thatch General, Boxing, 2g Golf, 3. BRUCE JOHN THEM Timmie : Vocational ALICE LUCILLE THOMAS Al : General Softball, 2. MAX A. TINKEY Tink,': Vocational. Q? 1 fTop Rowj SALLY WYNN TODD Sal : General, Choir, 4, Carolers, 4. JOANN MARIE TOOKER Jon: General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, 1-R. Y. F., 4. NORMA MAXINE TOUBY Mac : Commer- cial, Pep Club, 2, 3, Blue Tri., 2, 4, Hy Fun, 3, 4, Band, 3, S. R. C., 2, 3, Class Sec., 4. RICHARD CLARENCE TURNER Dickard : Academic, Pep Club, 2, 3, Boxing, 4. CHARLES RICHARD VAN VOORHIS '4Ham : General, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain, 3, 4, Sec., 3, Pep Club, 3, Choir, 2, 4, S. R. C., 3, Manhigan, 3, 4, Asst. Bus. Mgr., 3, Bus. Mgr., 4, I-R. Y. F., 3, 4, Pres., 4, Carolers, 4, S. O. P. C., 4, Exec. Comm., 4, Crescendo, 4. ESTHER IRENE VERMILLION Duckie : Commercial, Dis. Ed. Club, 4, Pep Club, 4. f'Bottom Rowj CHARLES TUTTLE Charlie : General. MALCOLM LEWIS UMBARGER Mal : Gen- ei-a1, Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, s. o. P. C., 4, vis. Ed., 2, 3 4, Photo Club, 3, 4. ROSEMARY UZUNOFF Rosie : Commercial Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Treas., 3, I-R. Y. F., 4, Ger Club, 2, 3. JANE VAN TILBURG Tillie : Academic Hypho, 45 Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, S. O P. C., 4. ROBERT J. VOGT Bob : General, Pep Club, 2, 3, Ger. Club, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH HANER VIVIAN Willy : General, Pep Club, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4. N. E 32 f CAROLINE LA NETTE VOLZt'LaNette : Gen- EUGENE JOE WAGENHALS Geney':General eral. CHARLES LEONARD VRBANAC Chuck '31 VIRGINIA LOU WAGNER Ginnie : Com- Academic, S. O. P. C., 43 Ger. Club, 3, 43 Cres- mercialg G. A. A., 3, 4. cendo Club, 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Choir, 2. fTop Rowj CAROL BELLE WALKER Carol : Commer cial, Manhigan, 3. SARA ELIZABETH WALKER Sally : Com mercial. MARGARET MAYBELLE WALTERS Margie Commercial, G. A. A., 2, 3, 4, S. R. C., 3, Soft- ball, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling Club, 2, 3, 4, Pres., 4 Bowling, 3, 45 Leaders, 4. JERRY ELLIS WALTON Walt : General Boxing, 2, 33 Pep Club, 2, 3. fB0ttom Rowj DAVID MARTIN WAPPNER Dave : General Hypho, 3, 4, Sports Ed., 4 Football, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 45 V. Pres., 4. MARION NORCROSS WATT Watty : Aca- demic, Blue Tri., 3, 4, Archery Club, 4, V Pres., 4. CHARLES NELSON WATTS Sparkie g Gen- eral, Baseball 2, 3, M. Assn., 3, 4. BERNARD DUANE WEAVER B : General Football, 2, 3, 45 M. Assn., 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball, 4. QP? if 3 i .:.., ,Z , ,. i V ,lil . 5 :-3513, i?1l1'ff,'.5gs? - . .. ,i.,,Qy?s .gr -1 .mxg .. . . -zz. . I fs. A -3.2.-.:' . 1. 1 , f ' . 7. ' , , ', by e 3 . rs Jwgg rsh, .. . A . x 'QQ' if? :FM ' . 'fi .ff l S I fl E.. mv.. ii 2211: - . '2s1Ql:,5'E'if5:v2-,Il . . ' an .1 mi' :J 3 7 7 A ' 2. . Vg ' I i JV M Jr. A . S fT079 Rowj PHYLLIS JANE WVEBBER Phil : General, Blue Tri., 2, 3, 4. GLORIA DALEE WEIMER Worm : General' Blue Tri., 3, 4, Swan Club, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling, 21 3. 43 Choir, 2, 3, 45 G. A. A., 2, 3, 43 Leaders, 4, Duckling, 2, 35 Pep Club, 2, 3. JOAN MARCEIL WEISS 'KJoe : Commercial. BETTY JANE WELCH Bet : Commercial. LEWIS FREDERICK WINBIGLER Lou : Vocational, Boys' State, 3. FRANCES ROSEMARY WOJCIK l'Fran : Gen- eral, Orch., 2, 3, 4g Girls' State, 3. F fllottom Rowj DELORES LA RUE WEYANT Dolly : Com- mercial, S. R. C., 2. CARL DELOS WHISLER The Whisler : Gen- eral, Boxing, 2, 35 S. O. P. C., 33 Pep Club, 2, 3, 43 Bowling, 3, 4. MARY ANN WILKERSON Wilkie : General, Choir, 2, 3, 4. HARRY EDWARD WILMOTH Zip : General, Dis. Ed., 43 Choir, 2, 3. DONALD FREDERICK WOLF 'iWolfie : Gen- eral, S. R. C., 2, 43 S. O. P. C., 4, Crescendo, 4 Pep Club, 2, 3. PHILIP LUTHER WOOLARD 'fKid Bunko General, Track, 3, 4, M. Assn., 2, 3, 4. .Y I WILLIAM CECIL WRIGHT Billy'I: Voca- ARTHUR CLIFFORD YAHRAUS 'fArt : tional, Band, 2, 3, 4, Boxing, 2. Vocational. WILLIAM LLOYD WYMER 'tBill : Vocational. WILLIAM EUGENE YARGER Willie : Voca- I Top Row 1 WALTER MERLE YODER Walt : Vocational. BETTY LOU YORK Bet : General, Choir 2, 3. GERALDINE JUNE YOUNG Geri : General Choir, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club, 2, 35 G. A. A., 2. JAMES ROWLAND YOUNG Jim : General Band, 2, 3, 43 lst Lt., Orch., 2, 3, 4, V. Pres., 4 Choir, 3, 43 Xmas Comm., 3. tional, Voc. Club, 2, 3. fBottom Rowj NANCY KATHLEEN YOUNG Nan : Gen- eral, Blue Tri., 2, 3, Pep Club, 2, 3. WI L LI A M C ALVIN YOUNG 'fBill : Voca- tional. NORMA JEAN ZAHNER Jeannie : General NORMAN EUGENE ZARTMAN Zarty Vocational. DIANE JO ZEHRBACH Rusty : Academic, Blue Tri., 3, 4g S. O. P. C., 4, Choir, 3, 4. RICHARD CARLTON PORE Dick : Vocational. GILBERT CRESSWELL TEMPLETON Gil : Gen- eral Course, Withrow High School, Cincinnati, Ohio. J. B. JOHNSON J. B. : General. Class History In September of 1936, 544 eager little students climbed aboard the ten covered wagons variously named Bowman, Brinkerhoff, Carpenter, etc., and started on that long trail toward' the gold of education. The first six years passed rapidly in these cov- ered wagons' and carried us swiftly along the trail. For various reasons our ranks were depleted and in 1943 the 522 remaining passengers transferred from the ten small wagons to two bigger, and what seemed better, stage coaches. These were also given names-Johnny Appleseed and John Simpson. The next three years spent on the trail found us expanding in our interests, activities and increas- ing our circle of friendships. School activities and athletics took more of our time and interest. The last year each group chose leaders to help guide them for that year. The John Simpson group chose Boris Baker to lead them, aided and abetted by Don Elias as Vice Pres., Martha Shiplet, Sec.g and Pete Keiser, the Treas. In that other Wagon Harry Osbun was elected Pres.g with George 1Monkl Rus- sell, the V. P.g Anne Shawber, Sec., and Jean A. Robinson keeping track of the money. A natural and pleasant rivalry grew between these two groups traveling along parallel trails and found its outlet in sports and literary achievements. Such stalwart Pioneers as Ferguson, Chamberlain, Gregorio, Weaver and Burkhart often defended the name of Appleseed on the field of sports against the brave men from Simpson headed by Ken Carver, Paul Hammond, Chuck Tuttle and their gang. In the last clash between these two, before they merged into one, Appleseed defeated Simpson, 19-0. This massacre was witnessed by royalty in the persons of Pat Ealy, the queen of Simpson, and' Shirley Jacobs from Appleseed. In 1946 we all clambered aboard our present Con- estoga Wagon to cover the last lap of this part of our journey over the trail. Here we began to hear more of the activities of the ladies among us. Norma McCally and Gizella Knefley had edited the paper back there at Simpson and Emily Stephens was making the Appleseed Press a successful paper. Those active G.A.A. gals became even more inter- ested in sports. As the potential gold-rushers embarked upon the last lap of their journey, some 470 strong, Harry Osbun, Tom Swisher, Norma McCally and Gizella Knefely were chosen to lead the class for the first two-thirds of the trip. Miss Martha Weimer was chosen class advisor, and under the leadership of these, plus an executive committee of eight others, the class progressed rapidly. In the Senior Year, the 360 remaining in the hardy band ran a democratic election along the pattern of the national elections, and selected to head the Class in this, its final year, were: Tom Swisher, President, David Wappner, Vice-President, Norma Touby, Secretaryg and Jean Arlyss Robinson, Treas- urer. In sports, Paul Pinkie Ferguson, Joe Miller, Louis Gregorio, Bernard Weaver, Ken Carver, Nor- bert Shibinski, Harry Osbun, and many others led the field. Proving themselves good followers as well as capable leaders, the members of the class continued the Ch1'istmas Sing, started the year before, the annual Easter Sunrise Service, square dances, and an all-night prom. Finally on June 9, 1949, 387 Seniors received their diplomas, indicating' the progress made during the twelve years. Charles Brown, Chm. Class History Committee .9 -921 P, UQ I U' is ',.,.sr . , I .L 2. I gi. . B J PHIL BOLIN ..,... ..,A.....,..... P RESIDENT BOB WARD ..4,.A4......... ...V. V ICE-PRESIDENT ' D i BETTY STROLEIN .....,. ,,......., s ECRETARY I if REX STRING ,..,,,I....................,,,, ...,., T REASURER 'j RUTH DUNHAM WHITING ....... ....... A DvIsoR , Y IIRI fi . QI If - .551 ,Q Mrs. Whitin J UNIORS . In 1948 approximately 360 sophomores of the two Junior Highs came to brighten the halls of M. H. S. As sophomores they were interested in getting acquainted with the school and its functions. In January this class chose officers which are as follows: Phil Bolin, Presidentg John Bricker, Vice President, Jean Hathaway, Secretary, Mary Ellen Ross, Treas- urer. Mr. Richard Nixon was chosen class advisor. During their first year the class sponsored a dance and at the close of this, their Sophomore year, they held a class picnic. As Juniors this extraordinary class started off the school year with the elec- tion of officers. They are as follows: Phil Bolin, President, Bob Ward, Vice Presi- dentg Betty Strolein, Secretaryg Rex Strine, Treasurer. Miss Ruth Dunham was elected advisor. The name chosen for the Class was the Nifty Fifty. Dick Bishop, Chuck Young, Jean Hathaway, Miriam Schroeder, Barbara Staples, Larry Inscore, Betsy Clark, John Bricker compose the Junior Executive Committee which guides this class. The Juniors have sponsored dances during the course of the year and have sold Every Day Greeting Cards and Christmas wrappings as their project. g Executive Committee 56 X Row One-Ackinclouse, Robert, Adams, B e V e r ly , Alexander, William, Anderson, Jim, Ange- line, Magdeline. Row Two - Ammons, Dick, Augustine, Stanley, Barabani, Fred, Bargahiser, Jack, Barnes, Russell. Row Three-Beauford, Eliza- beth, Beatty, Katherine, Becker, Don, Beechler, Edward, Bell, Martha. Row Four - Bender, Dorothy, Bernhardt, Christine, Bethel, Janice, Bertoch, Janet, Bigler, Joan. Row Five-Birmelin, L o u i e , Bishop, Dick, Bolin, Phil, Bone- cutter, Lavonne, Bonecutter, Wilma. Row Six--Bowers, Lore tta, Bowie, Virginia, Bowser, Dor- othy, Boyd, Charlotte, Brandt, Donna. Row Seven - Brandt, Robert, Bredbeck, William, Brehmer, Mary Ann, Bricker, Johnny, Brickley, Fred. Row Eight-Bride, Billie, Brig- ham, Margery, Brisscll, Bever- ly, Brown, Mary Louise, Bul- lock, Carol. Row Nine - Burgett, Mary Burkhart, Dick, Burton, Mryt lee, Busch, Robert, Butler Miriam. y Row One-Butterfield, Robert Cairns, Marilyn, Carver, Alvin Chitwood, Joy, Christ, Mar- garet. Row Two - Christian, Esther C h r i s t o f f , Paulene, Clark Betsy, Clark, Stewart, Clever Paula. Row Three - Cochran, Bruce, Cole, Dorothy, Conners, James, Contrascere, Mary, Cook James. Row Four - Copper, D 0 ris , Craft, Robert, Cramer, Beverly, Crouse, Hugh, Davis, Esther. Row Five-Dalzell, Jean, Daly, Larry, Damoff, George, Dansby, Yolanda, Dapper, Fred. Row Six-Daugherty, Gene, De- Long, Mary, Demyan, Edward, Denis, Ronald, Devore, Keith. Row Seven-DeWeese, Odelia, Dillon, Jack, Dinger, Russell, Doerr, Harold, Doklovic, Ed- ward. Row Eight-Domer, Richard, Eccles, Dean, Eckelberry, Verla, Edmiston, Louise, Elder, Eliza- beth. Row Nine-Elsass, Irvin, Es- benshade, Donald, Ewers, Jack, Eyerly, Mary, Farmer, LeRoy. 9 Row One - Farry, Ro Anne, Fay, Bonnie, Foncannon, Richard, Foster, B a r b a r a , Frances, Marcille. Row Two - Freeland, Bar- bara, Freese, Barbara, Freund Robert, Friend, Marian, Fulton Keith. 7 9 Row Three - Fyock, Dean, Geary, Duane, Row Four George, Milkag Gerrell, Jerry Fugua, Lofton, Geiger, James, Gee, Dolores. Geisel, Jane, Gerber, Walter, Getz, Duane. Row Five - Getz, Richard, Gibson, Margie, Goettl, Her- man, Goldsmith, Larry, Gore Richard. Row Six-Gray, Robert, Green Charles, Green, June, Guthrie Marilyn, Hammett, Mona. Row Seven - Handley, James Hardin, Janet, Harding, Bea- trice, Hardy, David, Harnly David. Row Eight - Harper, Charles Harris, Anna Mae, Harris, Del Harris, Don, Hartley, Elaine. Row Nine-Hartnett, Robert Hathaway, Jean, Hayes, Betty Heichel, Jack, Hermes, Jed. 9 7 x 9 9 Row One - Herr, Lorraine Heston, Charleneg Hildebrand Barbara, Hill, Dorothyg Hipp Robert. Row Two-Hisey, Glenn, Hodg- son, Jamesg Hoeppner, Dick, Hudson, Sallie Mae, Huff, Robert. Row Three -- Human, Clark, Hunter, Caroleeg Inscore, Larry 5 Jackson, Joang Johnson, Bar- bara Jean. Row Four - Johnston, Edna, Johnson, Joan, Jones, Charlesg Jordan, Norma, Karsminski, Joseph. Row Five-Kalinoff, Carly Kop- pert, Colleeng Konvas, Emeryg Kochert, Dorothyg Knarr, Clif- ford. Row Six-Knapp, Pat, Kline, Arlineg Kirkpatrick, Patricia, Kindinger, Pearl, Kindel, Jack. Row Seven - Kidwell, Gloria, Keinath, Irisg Kovacs, Dorothy, Kudika, Bettyg Kunkle, Norma. Row Eight--Landis, Joang Lane, Marjorieg L 0 n g , Marvaleeng Lantz, Joan, Larscey, Eleanor. Row Nine-Lay, Shirley, Lehr, Shirleyg Lewis, Alice, Lewis. Lloyd: Ligare, Jack. 3 Row One-Light, Pauly Lodde, Davidg Loesch, Donnag Long, Marilyng Long, Norma. Row Two - Lozier, Roberta, Lukan, Joeg Luckie, Gwendolyng MacLean, Judy, Mann, Claude Row Three-Minnetti, Pauline Marchant, Charles, Mason, Clar- ence, Mastandrea, Almarettag May, Carl. Row Four-Mayer, Janet, May- nard, B a r b a r a 5 McCumber Peggyg McKeever, Walter, Mc- N ew, George. Row Five - Mellick, Duane, Meillinger, Alan, M e i s t e r James, Miller, Donald, Moch- osky, Maxine. Row Six-Montgomery, Shirley Moore, Pat, Morelli, Tonyg Mc- Lelland, Georgia, McQuillen Joann. Row Seven - McVicker, Elea- noreg Nail, Charles, Nasoff Vesta, Navratil, Kenneth, Nar- ratil, Loretta. Row Eight-Navratil, Lorraine Neal, Richardig Newton, Edna O'Neal, Sarnmieg Owens, Jack Row Nine - Oyster, Wanda Pack, Jamesg Payton, Denzil Payton, Joseph, Peat, Paige. 7 7 9 2 Row One - Pennepacker, Joe, Pickens, Marjorie, Pirrgo, Aud- rey, Plaut, Frank, Plew, Joseph. Row Two-Powers, Janis, Pugh, Allen, Reese, Margaret, Reiner Jim, Reiter, Dave. Row Three - Reynolds, Rose- mary, Rice, Bob, Rice, Martha, Richert, Joyce, R i g gl e m a n, Gerald. Row Four-Roberts, Joan, Rob- inson, Martha, Rodey, Jody, Rosen, Joan, Rubino, James. Row Five-Rupert, Larry, Rus- sell, John, Rutan, Robert, Saz- danoff, John, Schluter, Charles. Row Six-Schmitt, Ed, Schnei- der, Kenyan, Scholler, Lucille, Schroeder, Dennis, Schroeder, Miriam. Row Seven - Schulz, Paul, Schweyer, Phyllis, Scott, Dall, Scott, Dick, Scott, Norma. Row Eight-Scott, Shirley, Sey- mour, Ray, Shambre, Robert, Shasky, Jerry, Shasky, Kenneth. Row Nine -- Sinerson, Jean, Smith, Marilyn, Smith, Viola, Schneurer, Kenny, Schuler. Marilyn. 1 Row One -- Smith, Marilyn, Smith, Orlog Smith, Sam, Sny- der, Jane, Snyder, Kenneth. Row Two-Sorrentino, Frances, Southhall, Jack, Sprang, Jane, Spreng, Thomas, Spree, Norma. Row Three- Staninger, Mary Jog Staples, Barbara, Stiles, El- liott, Stonebrook, Margaret: Stranski, John. Row Four - Stricker, Doug, Strine, Rex, Strolein, Betty, Swank, Doris, Sylvis, Carol. Row Five - Tennant, Robert, Terman, Beverly, Theohar, For- tenag Theobar, Thomas, Thomp- son, Mary Lou. Row Six - T i p p e 1' , Howard, Tucker, Tom, Turner, Jean, Twitchell, Charles, Uhl, Robert. Row Seven - Urich, Evelyn, Van Dine, Alma, Varchmin, Emma, Wagner, Ruth, Wakely, John. Row Eight - Walker, Joang Wallace, Anng Ward, Robert, Warner, Gene, Watkins, Char- lene. Row Nine - Watt, Donna, Weaver, T h o m a s 3 Wendland, Martha, Wendland, R o b e r t : Whitlatch, Dolores. f??f4tf' ' ' ' - f 11 K ,,,f-was 5: ,: 4, A I -is-W H :H Row One-Wilging, Bruceg Wil- liams, Marilyng VVilson, Bettyg Wilson, Joang Wintermute, Ed- ward. Row Two - Wise, Jacky Witt- mer, Marilynng Wolforth, Billg York, Mary Elleng Young, Betty. Row Three-Young, Charlesg Zaros, Georgeg Zediker, Bever- lyg Zeides, Rosemaryg Zehner. Jackie. Row Four-Paramore, Kenneth: Glasscock, Geraldine. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .........................,......,...,...,.,........,......,,.... Phil Casto Vice-President ...,.. ..,.., J ohn Fighter Treasurer .,... ..... E velyn Schroeder Secretary ..... .........,.,... H elen Stacy Sophomore Class The officers chosen at the first meeting of the Sophomore class in November were as follows: Presi- dent, Phil Castog Vice-President, John Fighterg Secretary, Evelyn Schroederg Treasurer, Helen Stacy. The class has taken on as its project the selling of tickets to the monthly show of The Best Is Yet To Comef' 64 Row One-Alger, Bob: Am- mons, Kaye: Amstutz, Har- ley: Anderson. John: Arndt William: Au, Richard Ayers, Gene: B a c q u e t . ge' Dolores. Row Two-Baily, Clarence Baith, Jean: Baker, Harold Baker, H o W a r d : Baker Gwendolyn: Bastings, Joe: Beal, Bonnie Jean: Beck- holt, Barbarai Row Three - Bemiller Frances: Bemiller. Loyal Barry, Ronald: Betz, Ade- line: Black, Odessa: Blank Mildred: Blust, Carol: Bog- ner, Mary. Row Four - Bolin, Judy Bolles, David: B o o k e r Benny: Boyd, Shirley Brooks, Dorothy : Brown Betty: Brown, John: Brown Marilyn. Row Five -- Brown, Robert Bruce. Jo Ann: Bugbee, Rob- ert: Brust, William: Calla- han, Russell: Campbell Gerald : Cantrell, Kenneth Caraway, Joseph. Row Six-Carbetta, James Carr, Wayne: Carter, Doris Carvour. Tina: Casto, Phil Cates, Loretta: Chapman Jack: Chapman, Otis. Row Seven - Cizek, Nancy Cline, Barbara: Cline, Billy Cole. C l a y t o n : Conner, Lowell: Conway, Joan Cowger, Joyce: Crall, Nancy. Row Eight -- Carr, Harry Conrady, Jim: Conte, Bob Crunkilton, James: Craw- ford, Dorothy: C u r a t t i Arthur: Curry, Pat : Daily Larry. Row Nine -Damron, John Daugherty, Norbert: Dent, Charles : Devers, Dick : De Weese, Donna : D i e h m Robert: Dinges, Betty : Di Sanze, Edmund. Row Ten - Divelbiss, Bea trice: Doerr, Marlin: Donel son, Kay: Dorner, Donna Draffan, Frances: Drago Mary: Drake, No r m a n Dune, Carolyn. Row Eleven-Ebbert, David Ebersole, Richard : E d d y Merton : Eglesberg, Mary Ellsworth, Franklin : En- driss, Jim : Erdenberger Carol: Erich, Malcolm. Row Twelve - Ernsberger John: Ewers, Darell: Fair: banks, Paul: Fama, Tresa F a u g l , Russell: Feeman Clarence I Fenn, Carolyn Fernyak, John. Row Thirteen - Ferrick D e l o r es : Fidler, Gene Fighter, John: Fink, Bill Floro, Luceal: Fort, Edwin Foss, Jim: Foster, Floyd. L, ,', .A f -if K me Row One - Fowler, John Fox, John: Frazier, Phyllis Freeman, Marcia: French, Diane: Frickman, Diane Dick. Row Two - Gartner, Char- lotte: Gurick, Evelyn: Gue- gold, Howard: Grogfg Duane: Griffith. Thomas Green, D o n a l d : Grace, Donna: Gleason, Jean. Row Three-Gilliam, Tenny- son: Gibson, James: Ger- harclt, Kathleen : George, Boris: Gaul, Phyllis: Gaul, Darcia : Gaston, Barbara : Gassaway, Thomas. Row Four - Haayr, John: Hager, James: Hahn, Dick: Hammer, Clifford: Ham- mett, Juanita: Hansberizer. Thomas: Haring, Fritz: Hal- ton, Helen. Row Five - Harman, Richard : Harris, Lowell : Hart, Donald: Hart. Sally: Hartig, Arthur: Hartnett Carol: Hartson. Irene: Has- ton, Franklin. Row Six-Heichel, Richard : Heinberger, Bruce: Hemp- field. Robert: Henry, Gor- don: Herbert, Jay: Herold, Richard: Herring, J o a n : Hess, David. Row Seven-Hess. William: Hildebrand. Dorothy: Hilde- brand, Patricia: H i n e s , Nancy: Hobson, Melvin: Hoff, R 0 b e rt : Hoffman. D i a n a : Holzworth, La- Wanda. Row Eight - Horvath, Charlotte: Hose, Beverly: Hout, Mary Louise: Howell, Jack: Hurley. Delores: Hus- ton, Charles: Hutchinson, Jerry: Inscore, Jean. Row Nine - Jackson. Ro- mona: Jisa, Barbara: Johns, Carol: Jolley. Robert: Jones. Gerald: Jones, Shirley: Jor- dan, Electra: Jordan, Esker. Row Ten-Jordan, Richard: Joseph, Phyllis: Juiliss, Shir- ley: Kalinoff. William: Keck, Duane: Keeler, Marlene : Keller, R o b e r t : Kent, Richard, Row Eleven - Keough, Donna 5 Kinkel, Martha : Kinsey, Mary: Kirkpatrick, Virgil : Klien, Robert: Kline Patricia : Klupp, Dolores, Kmetz, John. Row Twelve - Knackstedt, Delores: Kovinchick, Stephen: Kuelling, William: Kuntz, James: Lambert. Charles 3 Lanninyz, Laura Jane: Lanning, William : Laser, Mary Alice. Row Thirteen - Laughlin. Harlean: Letizia, Conrad: Lindsay, Philemon: Lindsay. Helen: Locke, A r le n e: Longsdorf, Frank: Lorentz, James: Christman, Joanne. y Frietchen, Thelma : G a f f , Row One - Mace, Harvey: Madison, Janice: Malaska, Virgil: Maras, D a p h n e : Morrison, Janet: Marshall, Marilyn: Maskey, Wayne: Maurer, Walter. Row Two - May, James: May, W a n d a 1 Maynard, Richard: Merthler, Beverly: Metz, Ken : Middlebrook, James: Militello, Tom: Mil- ler, Barbara. Row Three - Miller, Bob: Miller, Dave: Miller, Dick: Miller, Ed: Miller, Kath- erine: Miller, Melvin: Mon- roe, Norma Jean: Monastra, Gene. Row Four - Moore, Ross: Morganstern, David: Mos- berg, Louann: Mosberg, Pat: M o y e r , Marilyn: Mullet, Carol: Mergel, John: Mc- Cally, Kenneth. Row Five - McCoy, Joy: McFarland, Marilyn: Mc- Farland, Nancy: McGee, Pat: McGinnis, Barbara: Mclntire, John: McKinley, Betty: McNew, JoAnn. Row Six - Nail, Meredith: N a s h , Louise: Oberlin, Sally: Ogden, J a m e s : O'leary, Peg: Oyster, lene rott, Row ley : pard, Oyster, Donna Darlene. Seven - Pauley, Payton, Joyce: Joan : Peterson, Dar- Par- Shir- Pep- Joel : Petty, John: Petty, Sylves- ter: Pfahler, Patricia: Pfah- ler, Richard. Row Eight - Primer, Clay- ton: Pitman, Joan: Phillips, Roger : Phipps, Richard : Pierce, John: Plaut, Thomas: Pleinnger, Jack: Plew, Donna. Row Nine - Paff, George: Popoff, Helen: P o t t e r , Joyce: P o tt e r , Priscilla: Price, Robert: Prion, Earl : Prosser, Charlotte: Prosser, Robert. Row Ten -- Pryor, Bernard: Pryor, Fred : Rahall, Ron- ald : Reale, William : Reed, Daniel: Reed, Grace: Rei- chert, Lois: Reid, Dennis. Row Eleven - Reiner, Jim: Reuchert, Walter : Reeder, Norma : Restelli, Harold : Rettig. Robert : Rimblert, Harold 3 Rinker, William : Roberts, Harry. Row Twelve - Roberts, Reginald: Robertson, Nira: Robinson, L a r r y : Rock, William: Roemer, J o a n : Ross, Judith: Ruth, Richard: Saunders, Kay. Row Thirteen - Sawyer, John: Schaaf, Doris: Schen- d l e r , Margene: Schisler, Frances: Schroeder, Evelyn: Schulte, Daniel: Scodova, Robert: Scoles, Bruce. WTS Us .r 11 et . .jf-L' Q A . :IQ 3' gp -ri! . .1 1 Q.. 3 - . 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' 1 fl , fl., ff' if 4 3' 'R . , , f . 68 Row One - Scott, Betty: Scott, Beverly: Scott, David: Scott, Mary Ann: Secrist. Jerry : Senkozlieff, Earl : Shadel, R a 1 p h 5 Shaffer, Barbara. RowTwo-Sharrock. Patricia: Sheetz . John: Shoulders, George: Simmer- ing, Betty: Skeen, James: Skelton, Linda: Slattery, Marilyn: Smith, James. Row Three - Smith, Jean- ette: Smith, Nancy Jane: Snyder, Albert: S n y d e r , Chloe: Solomon, L e r o y : Sorenson, Ralph : S p e c k . David: Spencer, Walter. Row Four - Stacey, Helen : Stahlheber, F r e d e r i c k : Steele, David: Steele, June: Stevenson, James: Stone- brook, George: S t o o d t s , Betty : Stover, Jay. Row Five-Stricker, Hayes I Strock, Judith: Stuff, Paul: Stupanski. Harold! Stutz. Sandra: S t u t z , William: S W e e t , Donna: Svenson. Richard. Row Six-Sziroki, Shirley : Tolliver, Lorenzo : Tambur- rino, Angelo: Tanner. Edna: Tarr, Charlene : Tee t e r , Elizabeth: Timmons, Mar- ilyn: Tinkey, Karl. Row Seven - Todd, John: Touby, Duane: Ute, Donna: Van Auker, Betty: Vandlik, Charles: Vanasdale, Evelyn: Varbel, William: Wadling- ton, Lewis. Row Eight-Wagner, Mary Ellen: Wagner, Sue: Walker, Jane: W a l k e r , Luana: Walker, M a r t h a : Wallace, Caroline: Walter, John: Walton, Gene. Row Nine - Wander, Rob- ert: Weaver, Marjorie: Weekley, Leon: Weir, Thomas : Weigler, Evaline : Weller, Mary: Wells, Wil- liam : Wells, Ruth. Row Ten - Welsh, Jack: Wetzel, Charlotte: Whipp, Donald: White, Cathy: Wid- ders, Janet: Williams, Ron- ald: Wolverton, Faye: Workman, Kenneth. Row Eleven - Workman, Robert: Wyatt, Judith : Wynn, Richard: Yoka, Madelyn : Young, Beverly: Young, J a nic e : Zents, Betty : Zimmerman, Herbert. Row Twelve--Arnold, Bever- ly: Berger, Sandra: Beckel. Carol: Blakey, E m m a : Bowers, Bartley: Broach, Dor's: B r o u k s , Dorothy: Burkett, Anita. Row Thirteen-Berkey, Ken: Ferrick, Dolores: Vangeloff. Bessie: Volz. 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Row Two-Jean Hathaway, Pat Moore, Shirley Montgomery, Barbara Inscore, Marilyn Brandt, Marilyn Schuler Nancy Sorenson, Harold Leiendecker, Larry Insco re. '72 MANHIGAN ADVISERS- Mr. George Sherman and Mr. Harold Loesch. Manhigan Last year during the sixth period the click of typewriter keys and the odor of rubber glue was in evi- dence near room 204, the Manhigan room. Members ofthe staff were busily at work last fall in order that this issue of Manhigan might be published. A commercial photographer was hired to take the senior and und'erclassmen's pictures. When all of these had been taken, the staff began to organize the dummy. The editorial and business sections completed, members of Manhigan staff awaited the distribution of copies to the student body. 'Tyr-Q ,, ,,bA,.?y u u u .312 law Manhigan staff at work. 73 CO-EDITORS: Ann Shawber and Norma lVIcCally. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Bill Endriss and yAp,Ml K, Barbara Bowles. YSNINIERSVY Hyphonerian Row One-Miss Patterson, Ellen Bromfield, Elaine Hartley, Jane Van Tilburg, Minnie Bradley, Jim Geiger, Dave Oswalt, Warren Alverson, Tom Owen, Tom Cramer, Jim Endriss, Mr. Harold Ramsey. Row Two-Rita Richert, Anne Shawber, Norma McCally, Joyce Richert, Delores Gee, Milka George, Marilyn Hammer, Despina Nickas, Mathilda Endrody, Bill Scott, Bob Hawk, Bob Perez, Bill Endriss. Row Three-Gizella Knefely, Sara Scott, Margie Goodman, Barbara Bowles, Merlyn Blackburn, Lena D'- Emilo, Charles Nail, John Wakeley, George Cadigan, Dave Wappner, Douglass Black. 74 HYPHONERIAN ADVISORS- Miss Bertha Patterson and Mr. Harold Ramsey. Hyphonerian Every other Monday the students of home room 114 become a busy lot as assignments for the next issue of the Hyphonerian are made. During the following Week they gather and write up the news of the school. The editors then collect and correct any errors in the articles to be printed in their division. The material is then sent to the typesetters. The Wednesday before distribution staff members are excused from classes to form the lines of type into proper sequence and position for the paper. They help the printers in the actual operation of the presses. During this time members of the business staff handle ad- vertising, expenses, and distribution problems. There the voice of the school finally is expressed in fin- ished' form. Hypho editors at the printers. 75 Afraid of the Dark This one act play is the story of three criminals in a penitentiary, who are sentenced to die in the elec- tric chair. The purpose of the play is to show how three hardened criminals all turn to one thing before going to the death chamber-religion. The scene of the play is the death row of a state penitentiary. The time of the play is just before dawn of a day in spring. The cast of Afraid of the Dark consists of Harry Mc- Cuen, who portrays the part of the Captain, who is a gentleman but for one mistake. Juan, a 19 year-old Mexi- can boy, who is innocent of crime is dramatized by Robert Ward. Willie Fullic, a tough moronic thug, who is not afraid of dying but later breaks down, is played by Phil Bolin. The Chaplain is portrayed by Ray Stretch and David Stanton plays the role of the Guard. The play was directed by Mr. Heasly. Suicide This play shows the stranger side of human nature. Two people have gone to a deserted wharf to commit suicide. Both are disgusted with their respective love lives. The girl, played by Pat Jackson, has too many suitorsg and the boy, played by Lloyd Lewis, has been jilted by his girl friend. The two decide to put off their suicide until a later date and leave hand-in-hand. The policeman is Corky Perrine. Let's Make Upl' Two teen-age boys, played by Dick Eliot and Lloyd Lewis revolt against their girl friends, Jean Robin- son and Tina Taylor, who comb their hair and put on lipstick in public. The males get out new shaving kits and proceed to shave while sitting in a hotel lobby with their girls. The results are hilarious as the boys do prove their point. The supporting roles were played by Donna Brandt, Charlotte Hayward, Douglass Black. Corky Perrine, Joe Peterson, and Barbara Bowles. '76 1' Q, 3 . f 1. w ww KF, if fi' iwf 4225 Wu Future Retailers George Freund, Sears Roebuck: Marilyn Snyder, Siegenthaler'sg Donna Baker, Kroger'sg Pat Robnolte, City Loan: Mr. Sherman, advisor: Bill Eccles, J. C. Pennyg Peggy Brook, 0'Neil'sg Minerva Scott, Kroger'sg Don Burkholder, Cno jobjg Janey DeLaney, Montgomery Wards, Juanita Boftzer, Hart's Dairy Storeg Jo Ann Taylor, Finefrocks Funeralg Charles Miller, S. S. Kresge'sg Eugene Schmitzer, Liberty Shoe Storeg Jean Dettmer, Sear's Roebuckg Kenny Knapp, CNo jobjg Harry Wilmouth., Borden's Dairyg Fanny Costo, S. S. Kresge's3 Bill Keller, CNo joblg Mr. Stout, advisor. The Future Retailers of Mansfield is a chapter of the state-and nation-wide organization of Distributive Education Classes. The class is a cooperative class and the students enrolled are urged to strive for progressive leadership in the field of distribution. The students are taught the fundamentals of salesmanship, merchandising, store problems and speech for business. The fundamentals of selling are applied daily while working with the retailer. Many of the Distribu- tive Education students have chosen retailing as a profession. The F.R.O. met at Akron for a regional convention in November. The purpose of the con- vention was to elect regional officers and to acquaint the members with the workings of the or- ganization. A high light of the convention was a very heated and spirited election of officers. One of the most outstanding candidates was our own president, George Freund. The group accept- ed an invitation to participate in a sales training class conducted by the Westinghouse: we were also guests at luncheon. George Freund and Peggy Brook were the delegates from the Mans- field chapter at the state convention in Columbus where plans for next yearis work were dis- cussed. The outstanding social function of the year Was the emplyee-employer banquet held at the Sky Club May 10. Entertainment for the evening was provided by members of the class. The Christmas gift exchange rounded out the holiday activities. The sale of Tyger pencils, football programs, the collection of weekly dues and sales tax stamps financed the yearis activities. 80 4. E: ,., :f,,.- ..,. 5:-5 3475 ,. AA..A , -: -:: . P -1 552 . .: Mm ,fi l - :a:..,ff-:-:Je fp 3 2 ,Q-.1..... .. -. I.. Q. -. - n. -. an Q Q. an -. Q. 1. -. Senior Blue Tri. Senior Blue Tri meets every Monday evening at 7:00. For the past year there have been presented at each program speakers whose topics help the girls to plan for their future. Junior Blue Tri. Junior Blue Tri is patterned after the Senior club and also holds its meetings on Monday night at 7:00. All girls belonging to the Blue Tri organization look forward to the formal dance which they sponsor. 84 M J gf ' , , K ,A 5 5 lx 4 ,nf 1. A sg 'M W i I ' K ., F I A 'V Y ' 3 fb ' ' 1 f g. V l I N ,A f 1 1 J ' A' , K f' K. -are Q, Q 15 Jw L93 E f ff x 1 I I fa , n A 7 J ' a 3 3 1 bl f ' L5 , ia:-J A V , , . LW, 1.v1.,-.uf-mgw mv.-A , . C S f 5 5 I 3 4 ' 1 E E 1 2 a M 'ep f pf wif egg s Ig ww EP' ,,,, gqx 1' , ..Lh ., Q K h Q 3 f f i - -sm. X It R gl' 0 1 2.3233 ' .h i Q ! w g, if K 'TJ . K gr? N..-f T . 5 Af' ' - - A , 5, gy fm, . 1 , X - ,. el S , X ,A :L egg f Q 1 fe ' -2 W 3, Q is A -fs , 7? ,. :'. Km FW .-Q , Q M bf an k gf Qs M f - 5.4 p e f 5 M German Club The German club, under the supervision of Mr, Richard Nixon, is composed of some of the students taking German. It promotes dances and parties for its members. Inter-R. Y. F. The Inter-Racial Youth Forum is an organization which promotes understanding and co-operation among' various races and religious denominations. 87 Spanish Club The Spanish Club was formed this year under the joint advisorship of Miss Bertha Patterson and Miss Patricia Pine. The officers of this organization are: President, Bob Perezg Vice President, Marilyn Belly Secretary, Betty Jane Garverg Treasurer, Lucy Ann Smith. The aim of the Spanish Club is Uto set a firm foundation as an organization for the Future Spanish Club. Vocational Club These boys of the Vocational Club are taking auto shop, machine shop, and electric shop. 88 Boys' State Boys' State is sponsored by the American Legion. They send Junior boys from all over the state to a different college each year to conduct campaigns and elect their own officials. In this way they learn the facts of our Country, State and City gov- Ornment. M. H. S. was very privileged to have Tom Swisher elected Chief Justice of the Supreme Court at boys' state last year. Standing-Dick Butts, Lewis Winbigler, Joe Harinfz, Dick Rohlerler, Mr. Stout. Seated-Charles Brown, David Wappner, Tom Swisher. Tom Owens. 'Lf S. O. P. C. The Society of Prospective Collegians, better known as the S. O. P. C., is an organization of seniors with the purpose of pre paring the students for college. In their monthly meetings, they discuss the various colleges and the problems the prospective col legian may have to face. 89 ' if W ,iikf lbiis L ? ml nam' 2 ,M A my .:', - E- -ffA. , . Q I 7, S :: Mn. agus-ws M sf Q. 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Tygzerette: Dick Butts, Capt.: Joan Hal- labrin, Asst. Capt. Tygerettet Charles Green, Sgt.: Jim Cook, Sgt.: Jack Dillon. Sgt. Bottom Row: Jim Kibler, Sgt.: Phil Pendleton, Top Sgt.: Jim Spitzer, Sgt.: Jim Young, lst Lt.: Dorothy Gribling, 2nd Lt.: Virginia Brownfield, Librarian: Jean A. Robinson, Dept. Sec. Tygerettes Top Row: Carolyn Wallace, Barbara Cline, Tina Carvour, Delores Bacquet, Joan Lan- dis, Betty Zents, Marilyn Moyer, Marilyn Brown. Center : Shirley Lay. Bottom Row: Joan Halla- brin, Colleen Koppert, Caro- lee Hunter, Betty Bauman, Diana Hoffman, Donna Baker, Marilyn McGregor, Kathleen Foss. Saxaphones Joan Christman, David Lod- de. Phil Pendleton, Jim Cook. Dick Butts, John Schneider, Bartley Bowers, Bob Rice. George Middlebrook. Managers Doug Stricker, Gary Haley. Stanley Augustine, Hcnrv Copenhaver. 'Mk PWS if ,, .I MUSIC MAKERS - SONG SPINNERS - KEY NOTES - HARMONEERS 96 rt .rd DIZZY FINGERS - BLUE NOTES - MUSIC BELLES 97 THE CHOIRS FOOTBALL SUMMARY It was a great season for the 48 football team of M.H.S. Although the team was slightly hampered with injuries to Monk Russell, Jim Chamber- lain and Bob Bush and tempor- ary absences of B. Weaver and Tom Tucker, the Tygers were nevertheless able to have a fair- ly good season, by winning 7 out of 10 games and placing 9th in the State. The Bengals were rated an unsuccessful team, until they pulled a big upset by de- feating the Big Blue from Ham- ilton 26-20. In this game the Tygers and the Tyger's fans showed an undying spirit which Mansfeld had never seen before. From- the beginning of the game the Bengals went out and' fought like wild Indians until the final gun. While the fans went wild by making loud noises, throwing pop corn boxes, and yelling their lungs out for dear old Alma Mater. Two new r e c o r d s were made in Arlin 1 Stadium during the . . A 48 season. O n e w a s g x TH 9. d 6 b Y Q 5 x. fit' i ? C a p t. Joe ' Miner who ' ' raced 86 . yards to a t 0 u C h , --Au ie down for g the longest run in the new stadium. Pinkie Ferguson made the other new record by intercepting an enemy pass and racing 84 yards to a touchdown for the longest in- terception run ever made on Arlin field. The most valuable player award went to quarterback, Paul Ferguson who so brilliant- ly quarterbacked the 48 team through a tough season. End, Kenny Carver was awarded the lineman of the year award for the outstanding lineman of the year. Awards went to lineman Tony Taddeo and backfield man Harry Osbun for keeping the neatest playbook during the 48 season. Captain Joe Miller was awarded a trophy by his team mates for successfully leading his team through a great season. M.H.S. was also honored in having Captain Joe Miller chosen on the All Ohio second team. Honorable mentions were given to end, Kenny Carver and backfield men, Paul Ferguson, Charles Jenkins and Tommy Tucker. Captain Joe Miller was also leading scorer during the 48 campaign while Charles Sparky Jenkins was leading ground gainer, In all, it was a great season -a great team-and a great bunch of fans. o A .Kg Ki X : sf, Q ,S Q L S M L , wx E . A k aw 1- ,, . ' -Y' - M -nv Q Q NX X 1 FGOTBALL 1949 Whiting Trips Mansfield Tygers Bowl Over East Bengals Slam Sandusky 26-13 Flashing 2, powerful ground attack that caught the Tygers unaware, the Oilers of Whiting, Indiana swept over a completely surprised Bengal team. The only bright spots of the game came when - in the last minutes of the first half - Tommy Tucker jaunted 85 yards for the first TD and early in the third quarter when Louie Gregorio scored from the one. 27-6 Coming back from an overwhelming: de- feat in the opener, the terrible Tygers broke out in a rash of long runs with Tommy Tucker making 3 of the 4 Bemzal TD's. Tucker's longest run was T4 yards but the jaunt of the evening - and. inci- dently, the longest ever made on Arlin Field - was executed by Capt. Joe Miller when he went 87 yards on an off tackle play for the final tally of the game. 27-13 Playing like pro's the first 30 minutes of the game, the Tygers went early for their second win. But in the final quarter the Blue Streaks came to life and showed that they could play football. The scoring was divided up between Jenkins, Miller, Tucker, and Carver with one each. For the first time Mansfield showed a pass- ing attack which paid off in the form of one score and a total of 68 Yards. Miller went 87 yards on this one. Tommy takes off. 102 Mansfield Plasters Portsmouth 33-0 Playing one of their finest games of the year the Tygers rolled over the Trojans easily with a total of 398 yards. This is the largest total of the year. A. C. Jenkins caught fire and scored three touchdowns while Capt, Joe Miller tallied twice. The Tygers did not have to punt at all and relied en- tirely on ground drives trying only two passes. Tigers Trample Tygers 33-7 Holding the upper hand for the first 18 minutes, the Tygers built up Mansfielders hopes for beating Massillon. But after the Tigers from Massillon made their second tally our Bengals could do literally nothing. With Jenkins sparking an 84 yard drive Ferguson heaved one to Miller for Mansfield's only score. Again, little Tommy Tucker could not get going and Louie Gregorio was called on to cover that spot for the majority of the battle. Tygers Slide Past Springfield 26-20 Suffering from the loss of little Tommy Tucker, the Tygers relied' on A. C. Jenkins and Capt. Joe Miller for their ball toters in the Wildcat fracas. Jenkins scored once and gained 130 yards while Miller crossed the stripe three times and made a total of 152 yards. One of Miller's tallies was in the form of an 82 yard run. Gregorio played a great game as Tucker's replacement and Harry Osbun was a big cog in the Bengal defense. Tygers Claw Kiser 62-7 Bowling over a completely baffled Kiser team, our Tygers showed the state that they were still a team to beat. Going wild in the first half, as they did' all season, the Bengals ran up a score of 41-0 by the end of the second quarter. Somehow the Kiser boys pushed one over in the final period. The best individual performance was turned in by Ferguson when he made an 86 yard TD by inter- cepting a Kiser pass, A Memorial For Pop He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved muchg who has gained the respect of intelligent men, the trust of pure women and the love of little childreng who has filled his niche and accom- plished his taskg who has left the world better than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soulg who has never lack- ed appreciation of earth's beauty or failed to express itg who has looked for the best in others and given them the best he hadg whose life was an inspirationg whose memory is a bene- diction. -tBessie A. Stanleyj. Who can find a more fitting mem- orial for a man as great and as well- loved as Pop Elias? FOOTB LL ,ff Bengals 0utmud', Marion 1 2-6 Finding out that a wet field can beat the best teams, the Mansfield aggregation had a hard time beating the four touch- down underdogs, Marion Harding. Miller scored early in the game on a neat 28 yard off tackle play. Marion knotted it up at six all at the beginning of the final period but a '70 yard run by Louie Gre- gorio finished off the scoring with Mans- field on top. g l '-mawn X. Honored Players Pictured at the left are three of this years five honored players. Joe Miller and A. C. Jenkins who received All-Ohio and All-Ohio Honorable Mention respectively were absent when the picture was taken. Quarterback Pinky Fer- guson received the News Journal Most Valuable Player award and added to that by securing a berth on the coaches All-Ohio team. Kenny Carver received the Phi Sig Trophy for the most valuable lineman and Tommy Tucker gain- ed recognition by receiving Hon- Mansfield Hammers Hamilton 27-20 In probably the best game ever played on a Mansfield gridiron. the Tygers show- ed skill worthy of championship votes. With an indominatable spirit, which never died, our Bengals ruined the championship hopes of the Hamilton Big Blue. The Tyger forward wall was nearly impreg- nable and threw Jim All-Ohio Bailey for losses six times. A. C. Jenkins played one of his finest games by scoring twice and Joe Miller and Tommy Tucker each tallied one a Diece. orable Mention All-Ohio. Martins Ferry Nipls Mansfield 6-0 Again playing one of their finest games our Tygers were a victim of bad breaks. The Riders scored the only tally late in the third period. It seemed that every- time the Bengal Ball-Toters broke loose for long runs, they were called back be- cause of infractions of the rules. Gregorio and Tucker both made several fine runs only to have them called back. The ability that our boys showed in this battle moved them from tenth to ninth in the AP poll. l 104 YE OLDE RELIABLES iw ,L , 5. i rpg., 33 5Q5y! MAURER, center BURKHART, guard CHAMBERLIN, center BARGAHEISER, end LETIZIA, back JORDAN, back GRUBER, tackle OSBUN, back TADDEO, guard 105 Charlotte Boyd Beverly Brissel Betsy Clark Suzanne Adams HOMECOMING QUEEN Audrey Pirrgo 106 A 5 -, K X CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country Team Has Terrific Season Our hats go off to our Senior High Cross Country team who had a great season by winning 5 out of 6 meets, and placing 7th in the state meet. The record: M. H. S. Opponents 18 Newark 37 18 Fremont Ross 37 20 Cleveland Rhodes 35 24 Columbus West 31 25 Springfield 31 Dist.: 43 12nd place! Akron East 23, Akron Garfield 54 State: 7th place Coach Mehock's star performer was Rudy Sheetz, who chalked up 2 firsts and 1 second. Other members of the team who displayed fine performances were Capt. Al Poorman, Paul Hammond, and Jerry Gerrell. We of M.H.S. can be mighty proud of our Cross Country team for their fine showing last fall. Again we extend our congratulations to a great team and a grand bunch of guys who ran on the team. Capt. Al Poorman, Coach Mehock and high point man Rudy Sheetz. Row One-Miller, Wakely, Middlebrook, Howell, Allyn, Light. Row Two-Coach Mehock, Hammond, Sheetz, Poorman, Gerrell, Kibler. 107 BASKETBALL 1949 One of the six best teams in the state. That, is how our Tyger bucket boys ended the 48-49 season. But many people who watched them play believe that they should be rated at the top. Faltering at the first of the season, the Tygers finally caught hold and won thirteen of their last fifteen games. Then they went into tournament play and won five straight before being eliminated by a great Toledo Central aggrega- tion by only one point. That game was called one of the best ever seen in Ohio tournament play. This was the first time since 1942 that the red and white have reached the regional finals. In 1942 it was the same Toledo Central that rob- bed the Bengals of the regional crown. S0 our boys ended' the long trail with a seasonal record of 19 wins to 8 losses. The Tygers were defi- nitely a dark horse throughout the season and on into tournament play and turned in many an upset of the dope bucket. Four of the six top men on the team will be back next year to bolster our alma mater in the bucket sport. Among them is slender Jimmy Anderson top point man and second high scorer in Senior High's history. Then there is fast developing sharp-shooting Ken McCally, cool Ed Demyan, and lanky Ed Schmitt who played many a good game in a replacement role. However, the loss of crafty little Pinky Ferguson will hinder the team more than a little. Ferguson was called by many the coolest ball handler ever to hit Senior High. The loss of big Norb Shibinski will be felt but we are sure that some- how Coach Hoffman will come through with another great team next year. Here are a few statistics: Jimmy Anderson was top-point man of the year with 365 followed by Norb Shibinski who had 296. In the foul shooting department the Tygers shot better than 5096 with Ed Demyan receiving the foul shoot- ing trophy with 55 points gained by gratis throws. Demyan hit 6270 of his foul shots. The Tygers as a team averaged 52.3 points per game - a new high - and a grand total of 1,411 another new high. They dropped in 543 field goals and 321 free shots. Coach Hoffman used a total of 20 players during the regular season but even so the team average was 6.3 points per man per game. As we look back at our team of the '48-'49 season let us remem- ber that it was truly one of MHS's greatest. ii: SEASONAL RECORD BASKETBALL The Mansfield Tygers started the 1948-49 basketball l season off with a bang by defeating Elyria on their home 1 floor 49-30. In the second game slender Jimmy Anderson and lanky Ed. Schmitt led the scoring against Cleveland Collinwood with 13 points apiece. We won 49-36. The Mansfield Tygers remained undefeated by winning 61-35 over a weak Tiffin Columbian team on our home court. Tyger forward Jim Anderson had a great night by chalk- ing up 24 points. Coach Hoffman's lads lost their first game of the season when they traveled to Columbus and lost a 35 to 30 decision to an underdog Bexley Lion team. Rebounding from their first loss of the season MHS came back to defeat a scrappy Alliance quintet 60-45. The Bengals lost to Greenfield 50-45 and to Lima Central 59-49 in the Lima Central basketball carnival. After the upsets in Lima, MHS came bouncing back to defeat a strong Ashland team on our home floor 56-40. Nothing seemed to go right at New Philadelphia. We were out-scored by a poorer team 67-60. Despite the bad night for the Tygers Jim Anderson again came through with 24 markers. The Bengals upset a surprised Springfield club in a close game, on our court. The score was 37-36. The Hoffmanites ran into trouble when they met Bellevue on their home floor. We lost 44-37. MHS edged out Akron North in a tough battle 40-37. Our next victim was Fremont Ross. We knocked them off 59-40. You have to have good nerves to follow the Tygers this season. Here is another one point victory. Columbus East 36, Mansfield 37. On our return match with Ashland we broke their home winning streak at 19 games by stomping 43-41. At one time Hoffman's men were behind by 9 points, but after a hard fight they came back to win. Shibinski scored 16 points to lead the Bengals to a 52-43 victory over the Sandusky Blue Streaks. Norwalk was next on our black list. We won 67-48. Anderson had another great night by drop- ping 23 points through the net. The Tygers ran up the largest score of the season while defeating the quintet from Lorain 68-49. The game with the Massillon Tigers was a heartbreaker to lose for the Mansfield Tygers. The score, Massillon 54, Mansfield 53. A mighty Canton McKinley Five robbed the Bengals of a victory in the last game of the season. The score 47-46. The Brains of the Outfit Tournaments In the first game the Tygers easily defeated' a bewildered Galion quintent 67-45. Because of Mansfield's wonderful five we managed again to show Ashland who was best. The final score Mansfield 46, Ashland 39. Bucyrus and Mansfield played off the sectional finals with Mansfield coming out with a 68-46 decision. At the district tournament in Sandusky, Mansfield defeated the Fostoria Redmen in a thrill packed game 52-45. Nob Tries Hard to Stop Collinwood Wh0's Side Are You On Ed? 110 Baldy Shows 'em How In the final game of the district play Mansfield crushed Bellevue 74-43. McCally tallied 25 points to gain the highest point total for one game during the season. At the Regional tournament which was played in the Toledo University Fieldhouse, the Tygers squeezed out a 50-43 victory over a comparatively weak Bowling Green quintet. In the final game of the Regional's, one of the greatest last half drives in the his- tory of Ohio high school basketball fell just one point short as a fighting Mansfield Tyger team came to the end of the tournament trail. The Tygers trimmed a 16-point half time deficit to almost nothing as Toledo Central Catholic advanced to the state tournament 54-53. Reserve Basketball Record 1948-49 Game Winner Score Elyria Mans. 44-33 Cleve. Collin. Mans. 28-25 Tiffin Col. Mans. 36-19 Appleseed Mans. 32-15 Bexley Mans. 31-23 Alliance Mans. 37-23 Ashland Ashland 35-28 Springfield Mans. 34 26 Bellevue Mans. 47-36 Akron North Mans. 40-31 Fremont Fremont 37-33 Ashland Mans. 48-28 Sandusky Mans. 37-34 Norwalk Mans. 45-26 Lorain Lorain 45-44 Massillon Mas'ill'n 62-22 Canton McK. Mans. 33-25 Row One-Hammer, Shoulders, Middlebrook, Haring, Reale. Se3S011,S Record Row Two-Coach Staub, Fowler, Hess, Hartig, Fidler, Hager, and Ewers. WON 13 1105134 111 'TETJNIS 1949 Row One-Jim Crouse, Jack Kindel, Bill Reale, Harold' Schaus, Don Elias. Row Two-Charles Young. Phil Bolin. Bob Ward. Jim Morris, Coach Staub. Coach Staub Due to the relatively early publication of the Manhigan this year We are unable to supply the results of our tennis team's play. The tennis team was first formed last year and carried out a full season. The boys shown above are the ones who came to the first planning session, However, we would like to include the record of last year's team. Match Winner Score Fremont Fremont 7-0 Sandusky Sandusky 4-1 Fremont Fremont 6-1 Sandusky Mansfield 4-3 Norwalk Mansfield 5-2 SEASO'N'S RECORD WON 2 LOST 3 Baseball Due to the late forming of the baseball team and the comparatively early publication of the Manhigan We sincerely regret that there are no pictures of this year's team. The team is expecting a great year with seven lettermen back. Coach Bylene has taken over the ball team and we wish him all the luck in the world with his first ball club at Senior High. 112 GOLF 1949 Kneeling: Ed Percy, Darwin Thatcher, Ralph Sorenson, Jim Chamberlain. Standing: Ed Doklovic, Bud Baith, Richard Turner, Larry Inscore, Steve Demyan, Jim Hager Our golf team is expecting a great season this year since the entire varsity is returning. Larry Inscore, low man last year, had an average of 84.7 per game, had the lowest of the year, 79 against Ashland, and had a total of 17W points gained from his opponents. Taddeo had a total of 24242 points with an average of 86.3. Taddeo did not lose a match during the entire season. Next in order of their aver- age: Chamberlain, 86.45 Steven Demyan, 90.45 Oliveri, 94g and Percy, 98.4. Here is the record: Match Norwalk Shelby Shelby Sandusky Elyria Norwalk Elyria Ashland Sandusky Ashland Winner Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Sandusky Mansfield Tie Mansfield Mansfield Sandusky Mansfield Season record: Won 7, Lost 2, Tied 1. Score 15-O 15-0 7-5 7-5 7-5 6-6 924 -2 PQ Obie 8-4 8-4 716 -456 The team traveled to Findlay to the district tournament and walked off with sixth place. TRACK 1949 Paul and Harry Talk Things Over Row Row Row Row One Ckneelingjz Wallington, Davis, Bricker, Berkey, Tucker, Cline, Bailey. Two: Bredbeck, Mgr., Harper, Middlebrook, Carr, Petty, Allyn, Gregorio, Light, Casto, Mgr. Three: Fighter, Mgr., Hager, Mergel, Osbun, Kibler, Poorman, Snyder, Cook, Drake, Touby. Four: Wise, Weaver, Sheetz, Wakely, Gerrell, Shasky. For the first time since 1933 our Bengal track team won the Mansfield relays. Our hustle boys ended up with 98 - 9110 points with last year's champs Springfield coming in at second with 34- 14115 points. The Springfield team beat our Tygers by 21X2 points a week before the Springfield relays. The one dark spot in the occasion was when Cleveland Cen- tral had won the event but lost seventeen of its points through disqualification of two of their runners. These two fellows were entered in four track events and three is the maximum. The star of the day was A. C. Jenkins who had an individual score of 1115 points which is more than fifty-six of the entrant teams could muster. In the high hurdles Jenkins took second after knocking over the first hurdle and hitting the second. Both he and Ed McCadden of Cleveland East Tech, broke the previous relay record of 14.9 seconds. McCadden made it in 14.6 and Jenkins in 14.7. Jenkins also anchored the winning shuttle relay team and made an easy first in the 22.0 low hurdles. Tommy Tucker was second high while gaining' points in four events and Jim Meister, Paul Ferguson, Samy Wadlington, Paul Hammond, Jim Hager, and Al Poorman all placed in two events. The Tygers are favored to win the State championship this year and by their showing in the Mansfield relays and by re- maining undefeated in dual and triangular up to the time of this writing we are fairly confident that they will. 114 The fifth annual boxing tourna- ment was full of action and ended up with three T'KO's and five hard Won decisions. TKO's were scored by lightweight Lowell Conner, Welterweight John Wakely, and middleweight Stan Byers. Complete Results Featherweight-Foster decisioned Drago. Lightweight-Conner TKO'd Thatcher in 2nd round. Brickley decisioned Whisler. Plew decisioned Thoehar. Welterweight-Wakely TKO'd Kuhn in 2nd round. Middleweight-Byers TKO'd Stephenson in 2nd round. Lukan decisioned Russell. Rutan decisioned Eccles. Cheerleaders Ably led by cheer queen, Jean Salsbury, our cheerleaders did a fine job bolstering our boys spirits in all the different sports. The cheerleaders have proven to be a definite cog in the winning of games and they are to be com- mended on the fine job that they did. In the picture at right kneeling L to R are: Pat Jackson, Jean Sals- bury, Gizella Knefely and Shirley Hill. Standing are Dave Stanton and Dick Dillon. Next year's cheerleaders, chosen by the vote of the school, are Loyd Lewis, cheer king, Norma Scott, Janet Hardin, Almeretta Mastan- ilrea, Billie Bride, and Betty Stro- ein. BGXI 115 4? I, fe 24. NJ 5357! -ea. v Q A I xx r-Tl, . 4 e-fl Lmivf as x., s 5 v g-,.3fyxfg 4111 , X is , Q A X 15,3fffw.Lim,3 . ff 1 vg5.3,f.: ,. Lv , K D? X -JMSLRZ 23' MN 2 W 5 A125 5 ,, ,A A 5. , xv - G K Pi Q53 X a S221 f 4 1 I . L A X. -L 1 M E j Q , Q1 15 'K ,.., ' A ' f fn ' A , I' ' ,,T..,.g.Mg,,M,,,,N,W vL-. , L, - .V 53. ' 1 ,fs Q Q, ,Qi 13, K w ww My , , .X . , ,K , , ff. wfggm -gg-wggwi f .. .wiv ,vf qg - wa- ,lv--xv ,. - . Qs,-f - 4 f ix' . Zf kg 4 L iL A' A' WZ- 151 - W 'Lv ' . A :- ', xflfs k riw. - 'K' ' fx ,.'t.'FL'Q 'Q 1',:?,Qff -g. -V : - . A - f A ' A7 .- gf y f M I KF bf,-Q. ' f M. 1 - 'wi M .. . 1 , Je' H , f W , Julia pw., .5- 'gxf ' g fxa.,-R. ' q 4- , ' mi A Q 3 Q if .5 W' Q Vi: 2- .S vi 'wax' ' WX vii ' M L E GIRL ' SPGRT This friendly Lassie, Miss Marjorie Boals, is the girls Athletic Director, a posi- tion she has held for the past three years. A graduate of Ohio State University and a native of Mansfield, Miss Boals has stimu- lated a great deal of interest in girls ath- letic activities. Swimming, team sports and individual sports are all emphasized and she is also advisor for the Girls Leader Club and the Girls Athletic Association. Miss Louise Ferris is assistant instructor in the girls' physical education department. She graduated from Wilmington College and has been teaching at M.H.S. for two years. Of all her interests baseball is her favorite, and also, she is very enthusiastic about modern interpretive dancing. Leaders Club was organized for the purpose of teaching girls to be good leaders' not only in sports but also in the home, community, and social groups. Girls are chosen for sportsmanship, scholarship, trustworthiness, dependability and their ability to lead. Each girl is assigned a class in which she acts as an assistant teacher and referee. When April rolls around the Leaders Club sponsors their annual Sports Night. Officers of Leaders Club SHIRLEY REEP ..... ..... V ICE-PRESIDENT NANCY SORENSON ..,.. ....... P RESIDENT NORMA MCCALLY ......,,........i,,,......,. SECRETARY PAT LEHMAN .....,........... ------ T REASURER Leaders Club Row One-G. Weirner, M. Blackburn, N. McCally, P. Jackson, C. Lee, N. Sorenson, M. Bradley, C, Cline J. Salsbury, T. Stover, S. Reep. Row Two-Miss Ferris, J. Sinerson, B. Staples, D. Cole, K, Beatty, J. Rody, D. Loesch, M. Forester, B. Bride. Miss Boals. Row Three-M. Reece, S. Lay, A. Pirrgo, M. Williams, M. Christ, J. Jackson, P. Lehman. 118 1 G. A. A. ' Girls who enjoy participating in sports find at M. H. S. an organization just for them. This is G. A. A. Before becoming members girls must earn 100 points by joining teams or clubs sponsored by G. A. A. or by some sports outside of school such as ice skating and hiking. After the girls have been initiated they must earn 100 points each semester to remain in the association. Awards are given to girls earning 400, 1,000, 1,500 and 2,000 points. During the winter G. A. A. sponsors its annual banquet at which time awards are given and new members undergo the initiation which is the high light of the evening. At the picnic in early spring officers for the coming year are revealed. 119 The Volleyball Club offers to girls the op- portunity to use their skill in competing against teams from the nearby towns. CLUB The Swan Club' con- sists of a group of ad- vanced swimmers. Try outs for entrance to the club are held in the fall. The members dis- cover the many stunts offered in ballet swim- ming and also work to perfect their strokes. Even though girls can't play baseball for the Cleveland Indians they can join the Girls Baseball team and' en- joy the sport. This club is sponsored by G. A. A. and all girls participating must be members of the asso- ciation. It's a bulls eye! This is the cry often heard by the members of the Archery Club. This club helps im- prove a girls skill in the handling of the bow and arrow. SPORTS If you don't mind broken bones, bumps, and bruises, Tumbling Club is for you. Here the girls learn every- thing from a forward roll to a fore-arm handstand. This interesting club meets every Monday after school. ALUS WELL. THAT ENDS WELL. TEAM Team sports hold much attrac- tion for girls interested in athletics. Under the supervision of Miss Boals and Miss Ferris, many different sports are played during the course of the year. Soccer, the first of the teams sports to start off the school year is played on the Stadium Field as long as the weather permits: Next comes volleyball and bas- Roll It Let's See Some Action Up and Over Sho-0-0-u-e! ' -, ,,A- - .,., My 23524 :: , vw ,f , ..,, , , , , . . -YQ! N ,.-Ai ' 4 1' A V, Q24 1 ' E ,. J , 1 5, 4 a ff' , fi jk W W , ,N vt 5.4 vs .s x -V '55 4525 ' V , I ,wi , j . :ik . , ,I f ' - A 1 - W fx: y , Q fy Y., , . ., Q gy. W 4 1 f fx if ,, ,I 6 6131? WVR AX- Q X Si A 2' X Row Row Row Row Y if grxiflffliif? may f 1 YLMSFIEU SOCCER one-B. Bride, S. Lay, R. Wells C. Wallace. Two-J. Bruce, M. Moyer, P Moseburg, B. Hose, P. Lehman, B. Cline, B. Jisa. BA SK ETBA LL One-M. Forster, K. Saunders M. Volz. K,-7, Y ls 1? . ,.., . 2 IF? .J -Z? ,, Row Row Two-C. Bullock, S. Lay, S. Lehr B, Staples. VOLLEYBALL One-S. Reep, A. McCoy, M Walters, B. Brown, J. Jackson. Two-C. Hartnett, C. Johns, R Wells, B. Jisa, C. Fenn. 52137 AS WIE3 2' WSFIELD ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The staff of 1949 Wishes to thank the fol- lowing people: Miss Mary Jane Bolus and her art classes for their Work on the Division Pages. Our photographers Richard Armen and Mario Layacona for their many suggestions and splendid Work in taking pictures. Dave Mecklem and Dick Rohleder for their contributions of pictures for the annual. The administration and faculty for their excellent cooperation. THE STAFF 126 Armen Studios .... --- Auxter Motor Co. ........ Bethels Stadium Drive In --- The Bissman Co. ....... Bogner Cleaners .... Buell-Kraft Studio ......... The Caldwell 8: Bloor Co. .... Carek's ,.......................... The Central Fruit 8: Grocery Co. ....... City News .................... .... Coca Cola Bottling Co. ..-.... Doc Coleis Nabarhood Store ..,. Colby 8z Earick Inc. ............ Coliseum Roller Skating Rink --- Colony Bowling Alley ....... R. F. Cox Insurance Agency .... Doc Hamman Men's Clothing --- Evergreens Cafeteria ......... Hotel Fairview ....... Farm Tools, Inc. ........ J. H. Finefrock 8z Sons --- Fosters Art Shoppe .... Fotocraft Studio .... Sam Fox, Inc. ...... Gibson Motors, Inc. ................. --- GoldsInith's Clothing 8: Furnishings .... A. B. Grafton ................------- -M- I-17aring's Jewelry Co. --- --- Haring's Meat Market r... R. L. Henry Lumber --- Holly Shop ........... Home Interiors --- Ingram 8a Martin --- Isaly Dairy Co. ....... The Jones Memorial --- Jones Potato Chips ..... Kobacker's Dept. Store --- Komito's Clothes, Inc. -- C. W. Laubscher ....... G. E. Leindecker ............ Lemley Cleaners and Furriers ..... Leppo Shop ........................... Lumbermen's Mutual Ins. Agency, Inc K. D. Manner 8z Associates ............. Mansfield Frosted Foods, Inc. --- Mansfield Leland Hotel .... INDEX Mansfield News Journal ................ Mansfield Typewriter 85 Office Supply Co. The Martin Hardware Co. .............. Met's Auto Supply Co. --- R. Ei. Moorhead, Inc. .--- The National Ice Co. .... National Photo Service --- Ohio Bell Telephone Co. --- Ohio Brass Co. .......... The Ohio Fuel Gas Co. --- The M. O'Neil Co. ......... J. F. Orr Typewriter Co. --- Page Dairy Co. .....,...,,, Park Avenue Health Salon .... --- Paul's Friendly Store --------- U- Penn Auto Sporting Goods ........ --- J. C. Penny Co. ............,.....,,,,,- Pontiac Engraving 8: Electroty pe Co. .... Quality Furniture Co. .................. Richland Printing Co. -1 The Richland Trust Co. --- ' 7 Ritter s ..................-.... - - - Rogers 8z Co. of Mansfield, Inc. Schonauer Motor Sales, Inc. --.- --- Shelly Candy Co. .......... Singer Sewing Center .... Srnucker Studio ..... Sowash Bros. ........ Stuhldreher Floral Co. ........ --- Superior Roofing 85 Siding Co. Sutters ....................... -- - Swan Cleaners .... Tappan Stove Co. --- Tawse's Pharmacy ........... -- - The Telling-Belle Vernon Co. -- --- Wm. J. Them ...,............ -H- The Tracy 8z Avery Co. .... Weidner Pontiac Co. ,... ..... - -- Wentz Nash Sales 8z Service --- --- Westinghouse Electric Corp. --- --- Whitey's Auto Sales ......... --- W. M. A. N. ............ Wolford Funeral Home --- Yellow Stripe Cab Co. --- Y. M. C. A. ............ Yuncker Bros. .... 131 151 145 130 135 142 138 131 153 146 141 152 139 130 150 145 139 155 131 154 152 138 148 147 147 145 148 143 147 139 135 134 136 138 147 146 143 143 134 128 152 147 152 143 137 143 QE .. j 'lou on-N BF Su M15 - In WeSYin3hOu F f -'RE A J' or , 01,0 Q ,, V 11153 T DKNIXQO 'N G '0Uss APPLIANCE ped to distant reaches of the world, bringing the name Mansfield to the attention of peoples of many countries. Every day, thousands of quality Electric Appliances, carrying the tag Made in Mansfield , leave the Westinghouse plant and are ship- 'k ir 'A' NGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATI MANSFIELD, OHIO WEST! 128 'Q' u1.m-u .I un1nn--nu--nn-un-mn.1nn.1uu-nn-nH1111.-nvnv1vrnI-'nun-4.1.1 nn..uu- nn..nn- u nu- uu1 wg. 4...- '5- 1VIANSFIELD'S FINEST DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Cash or Charge at SAM MANSFlELD'S 'i...l4 11 N c 1. mess: V Q J E W E L RY 12 Park Ave. West 12 Park Ave. West -Im ,,,,,,1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14,....,.1.1.y.-.Hy.1.m1n,.-..1...,1,..,...,.,,1u,.1...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n-nn-u-11111111111111-.111111111111 DRINK I IN BOTTLES -.,,.11..111-.111111111,-1111..111111.-1 129 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -uu..nu1nn....n1nn1nn1lm1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E. P. Metcalf, Prop. MET'S AUTO SUPPLY Main Store - Mansfield, Ohio COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Replacement Parts - Ignition Parts - Batteries and Equipment JOBBERS OF AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND EQUIPMENT Mansfield: Phone Dial 3490-6, Dial 1847-6 Ashland: Phone Main 1160 -nu--un-nu1un-uu1uu1un1nII-un1mn1un1-nn1lnu--lun111:11n-uu1un1nn1nn1nu-1uu1nn1nn-nn1nu-nun-ual-uuinnniu Park Avenue Health Salon Scientific Body Sculpturing By Latest Healthful Method Enjoy the friendly atmosphere in For relief of nervous tension, stiff Mansfield's newest Modern Reduc- ing Salon where individual attention is given. ailments try our Battle Creek Infra-red and Sun Lamps I Electric light and Vapor THERMOPHORE, treatment. QSep Baths. Massage. arate department for menj. joints rheumatism, colds and such SARAH PEREZ, Mgr. 129 Park Ave. East Phone 3566-1 Open Evenings 1.1.-1111...-.11111.11.,111111111111111 111111111-.1..-..1m.1.1nn1mq11111111111111 MANSFIELD FROSTED FOODS, Inc. PROCESSING - FREEZING - CURING 8z sMoK1NG zERo Foon LocKERs - FROZEN Foon sALEs 100 East Fifth Street, Mansfield, Ohio 1448-6 my1im...uu1uu..uu1.-m.-nu...uu...lln11:u..nn.-nn-mn1nm1.nu1.11m1-nu1nn1m...1.nl-M1 1 1 1 1 11m-m.1lm1nn 130 vin -H-....-..........-.........-.....-.........-....-...........-....-...... - -....- 4. I 1.1,-. 1 1.11.1lm-.yn-..uu1uu1nn1nn-vm1uu..nu.1un1nn1nn The Mansfield News-Journal MORE THAN 26,000 SUBSCRIBERS Daily and Sunday Associated Press - United Press 1,1 1 .1un1nn1 1 1.,,,,1nu1 1 1u.l1m.1..,,-...H1....1.n1uu1,,,,1 1 1nu1,,,,1,,,.1un1m,1,,n1nu1uu1- 1 1 1.1.1 lfl inniuu1nn-uninn-:nu-un-nn-un-nu-mn-uu1un--M1nn-:wiv Off QUALITY FURNITURE STORE THE HOME OF DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE LIVING ROOM SUITES TABLES RADIOS 80 WEST THIRD STREET 1,l.11111111111111,1. 1,,,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nu1,m1nu1,m1m.1.,,.1l.l.1L International News Service There's Satisfaction In Telephone Work The young woman in telephone work is an important citizen. She has the satisfaction of doing work vital to the nationg the joy of congenial associatesg good pay and an opportunity to get ahead. Come in and talk it over! Women's Employment Office The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. .1H..M1..,,1ml1m,.1,.,,1un1m.1...1 1 1 1 1 1 ....m,....m... Colby 81 Earick Dodge Cars Plymouth Cars Dodge Job Rated Trucks 31st YEAR I lil -1111111 1--1111111 nniun--nn-uu-un-n1nn1un1nn1nn: 11111111111 11.1.1.1 .L B556 qfwsfizs . . Sincerely RICHARD ARMEN Armen Studios Photograhers for Class of ,49 Bird Building Phone 6841-6 Mansfield, Ohio 11m11m1nu1un1,nn..nnu....nnnn1uu1n-.nu.-un.-un:-un-nn1 'wwf M-wig I nf' 1 1 1 1 11111111 1 11111-1111.1 1 111-11111111.111111111111111--1u1-111111111--u11-- - - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111.1111-.uu1111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H . W . W E N T Z NASH SALES 8a SERVICE OFFICE 8z SALES PARTS 8a SERVICE 80 North Diamond Street 551!2 North Diamond Street Phone 2657-9 Phone 4477-6 11111111111111111111.,111111111111111111 When boy and girl perchance may meet And he suggests he'll throw a treat There's one grand place for them to eat -THAT'S I Sodas, sundaes and milkshakes, too, Have always helped a poor guy Woo Perhaps they'll do the same for you -AT I SWAN CLEANERS DRY CLEANING, LAUNDRY, DYEING AND REPAIRING FURS . . . Cleaning, Glazing and Cold Storage 165 Park Avenue West MANSFIELD, OHIO 134 1.1 .1 .-..n.y..-unluu1.1.1.-min.1.,,,1.m-.Hu1nnu1,...in..-,...1,mlm.1uu,nu1ni--nn-uninn-nn-nu1nm1un--nn- 1 1 ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE PROTECTION Fire - Windstorm - Automobile - Casualty - Farms - Bonds Life - Accident - Plate Glass R. F. COX INSURANCE AGENCY Telephone 1314-6 202 Richland Trust Bldg. Mansfield, Ohio FORD 49er THE CAR OF THE YEAR R. E. MOORHEAD, INC. The Friendliest Dealer For Years Ford Passenger Cars and Trucks- Genuine Ford Parts and Accessories Genuine Ford Service- Guaranteed Used Cars R. E. MOORHEAD, INC. 37 P. A. W. 4123-6 R. E. Moorhead, Pres. R. W. Moorhead, V-Pres. FINE CANDIES FRESH ROASTED NUTS SUNDAES SODAS FOUNTAIN LUNCH Sutter's Corner Fourth and Main Street Mansfield, Ohio 135 uu- -nn1nn--unu:uu1nn1uu--nu-nun-nun-un:nu-uu-uninun-:nun-uulnui 1 - als - -...........-...........-....-....-....-....-...-.... 4. u1nu1.,.,1.,..1..,.1....1,i.1...1 1...,1 1.,..1H1.-1.111I-i.1....1....1i-111m1m.11....-m.1....1..1 1..1 1 1.1 1 1 1 1....1.m. 4' 4' I I i OLDSMOBILE f - The Car' That Has Everything I b Itis smart to Own an Oldsmobile SEE THEM AT INGRAM 62 MARTIN I I 71 North Diamond St. Phone 3217-6 I f -i-- -- - 1'-- - 1--- - ---- - -K-- - --.- ----1---H- '--- - -,'- - ---A - -1-1 - '--' - -1-f - ---- - ---1 ------------ 1 ---- ---- - ---- - -1-- - -'-f - ---- -I-I--4. I wa. f' '4?H 'I f 1 1 + R' A :K .uc 5 6 v ' , ,, k h 0 M ba ,.a ew S We ma F - of 9 'UI' generuhonS 0 , ,, gg I Q ....,.,,, , ,Wfw ,,,,,, ,,,,,... , IH lm 9 Q5 I ey ,,.,g 1 E EI' just like her mother and grand- mothers the young homemaker L fvw '-2 -WL Q today says I want a Tappan . She's ' 1 ' ll 2 1 Wise and you'l1 be Wise to choose a s Tappan Gas Range because you'11 1 get every convenience of modern, automatic cooking. ,I 2 The TAPPAN STOVE COMPANY for Sale by OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY .i...1....1....1....1....1..,.1..,.1..,.1,...1....1....1.m1....1..-.1..,,1 1....1 1 1 1 - 1 1....1....1..,.1....1.,..1....1 1 1 1 1.,.,1.,..-+ l I 3 Lemley Vitex Cleaners 8: Furriers 1 1 PLANT and OFFICE T 473 Sherman Place Dial 2314-6 T - OFFICES AT - 58 SOUTH MAIN 80 PARK AVENUE WEST 1 Dial 2687-4 Dial 2594-6 i 4- .... - .... ...... .... - ,.., - .... - .... - .,.. - - - --....-- ...- ii.. - ,1.. - .... - ..,i - .,-. ---- . - ---. - -i-, ---L 136 1....1....1H..1....1.........u-u..1m.1.....1.m1nn1n...-nn -nu11m1nn1nn-nu1-m.-....1....-nn1m.1.n.1..m.....u 1.-..1 ..1. 1..-.1 .... 1 .1...1. 1 ...1 ...1 ..1 . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE '49ers For Outstanding Achievements in Scholarship, Athletics, Social and Christian Living. Young Men's Christian Association -4--- -1-- -4-'-'--- ---- - '--- - ---- - -'-i - -'-- - --1- - --'- - '--- - -- - ---- --H -x- Buttons, Buckles, Belts, Buttonhole Expertly Made - Also Hernstitching FOSTERS ART SHOPPE 50 S. Main St. Dutch Maid Hosiery Line Novelties - Stamped Goods ,.1....1....1....1....1.,.1 1 1....1..i.1.....-i....-......1.m1 1... ...1 1..-1 1 1 1 1 .1..1 1 1.1 1 1.0.1 For a FRESHER, F INER FLAVOR' Jones Marcelled Potato Chips 339 BOWMAN STREET MANSFIELD, OHIO 6447-6 1325-6 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -....-..,. - - - - - -fl 11111111 I G. E. LEINDECKER 0 Ri L. HENRY LUMBER Your Jeweler 409-411 South Main St. 50 South Main Phone 1417-6 -...-.q. -5-..-....-. - .. -..- ,.. ,- - - - - - -, -,I up - -...........i..-....-.,..-....-....-....-....-...,- - -..,. 4. q- -3- HOLLY SHOP Lingerie Sportswear FOR - - - Dependable Drug Store Service TAWSE'S PHARMACY . l ' Coats Suits Dresses i l Z Mansfield-Leland Hotel 64-68 N. Main st. T 1 C P k A d W 1 t St E ! OI'. HI' VS. all H Du . : I Mansfield, Ohio 1 l .-., ..-. .... - .... - .... - ..... .... ..... .... - ,, .,. .g..... .... .. .... .. .,.. - ..., -i..... .,.. - .... - .... - .... - .... - .,.. ... .... - .... -....-.... For PHOTOS to keep for your FUTURE it's National Photo Service 342 Broadway Lorain, Ohio Your Official Chum-picture Photographer 1 1 1 1m.1M1.m1m.1.m1.m1m..- 1 1 1un1,. RITTER'S Commercial and Social Stationers School Supplies 1 1 1.1.11mi1,m-.m,1m.1..,.1..,,1m,1.m1 1 1M 3. -1- I I I . -1- 1,,,,1......... 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1oo1 138 m--nu1un-un--uu1ou.1nn-mi1on1uu-u1:1nnn1oo-nn1uu-un BUELL-KRAFT STUDIO for Distinctive Portraiture 2626-6 48 West Third St also-1 -1-11 11111111 1 ..,.1 4, of ....-....-....-..........-..........,.-....-....-.............-....-....-....-...y 4.........-....-.....-....-....-....-....-,...-..,.......-..........-....-......... 4. The Bissman Co. j D0 you Heed a Corsage 5 E 'Y Wholesale Groceries I for that date i 1 If so try - - C A R E K ' S Distributors of ' Q L L ' F' Fl Birdie Brand L me Owers Canned Foods Q Phone 3696-6 154 Park Ave. Wes it-W-li-ii-li-i-l-i-.i.i-,i..-.,..-.,l.- -l..-n.i. 6it-W-Hif-6.i.-i-i-i-it-ii-ii-.999-i.i.-i.-i..,-,.i.-..f 6 ' 'l ' ' f Tl'l 'l' 6 ''l l ' '- ' i ooNGRATULAT1oNs THE l i PAGE DAIRY .To the graduates of CO 6 the Class of 1949 - E i J. C. PENNEY CO ' - f 15 Park Ave. West I E 1 1 i 6- rrr- - riri - r'r6 - rrrr - rr'r - rrrr -6- 'r'r - rrrr - 'rr' - r'ri - rrri - rrrr - rii' -it me FoTooRAFT sTUD1o A I I I Cor. 3rd and Bowman Sts. -' 6 L L 77 N F m kl, T Portraits and Ph ' 212135 gn Fotofinishing one - 1 Q Phone 1666-6 M- -i..l-it-.i-ii.-it-.iii-.i.-i..-i.i.- -ii-i.i.-ii .t....l.i....,l-M9.-..H-l.l-.i.i-.i..-l.i-9-i.i,-i.i.-i.i.-i.- -.l. SUPERIOR ROOFING AND SIDING COMPANY 980 West 4th Street Phone 3374-6 L. S. Mike Pfister We carry and apply United State Gypsum products Asbestos Siding E R M A - S T O N Sp t g Asphalt R f g THE MODERN FACING R f R P ' 4- ----------- ---- - H- ---- - -'-- - ---- - ---- - ---- - ---- - '--- - -'-- - ---- --- ---------- 6 4. 1.59 -Q .5 3 swag we Q . ,pf -in 2 J, 1 L N ' ,g Q, , . MAR nf KW, f ,A m, fb Fw. sg ' 2 sm f. I N ,X W if 42, ,j 559' .F 1 Q ,V ' v Qi LLV,, W lsffisQ1,w 1 if A wma Wi.. k 5? 522 an- Q, CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL. We congratulate the graduating class on completing this important step and Wish every member success in the path of life he chooses. 141 I u 4- ... .. .. -....-....-....-.... ...--.- .......+ q...-....- -....-....-....-....... - -....-.,..-....-...- - -.. 4. I I BOGNER i l ICE -- COAL I 1 T I E CLEANERS THE NATIONAL ICE Co A E. 5tn and Franklin 720 S tn M ' O11 21111 2423-6 .,- - I,I, - I.., - ,I.I - .I.I - .I.. -L I,.I - I.I, - IIII - -,.,- I,I, -gp I- I,I. - ..I. -I- - - ,,I. - .I,. - .I.. - .I.I -I.I-.m- - - - - .011 1 1 ....,.....,n1nn.-nn1n,,-lm1nn1,,,,--nn1uu1,,,,..,-..--nw...m...,..1..n1,.n1nn-..m...,..n,l1.m1nn- 1 1 l1uu1.,..- FOR A MOST ENJOYABLE EVENING Come to the Coliseum Roller Skating I2ink Where A11 Good Friends Meet Open Every Evening Except Monday 7:30 to 10:30 .......-nntnn-uni 1 11 1 1 -. ...ln1m-ml1nn1n..-...n1u,,1,,1 1 1 -. 1 .. 1 1 ... 1 1n1m4.. ......,.....,..,......-..,.-.......,,,..-....-..- - - ... ...In-.+ .im-...,-....-. - - -,...-,,....nn....n-,.,- - .. ..n.-....- I DOC'S COLONY Cole Naborhood Store BOWLING Phone 6813-6 ALLEY 424 Glessner Ave. 50 West Third St. I I- rrrr - rrrr ..r.- rrrr - .rrr - rrrt -AA rrrr - rrrr - rrrr - r.r, -Ai 2.0- rr.r - rrrr -IA rrr. - rrr. - rrrr - rrrr - rrnr - Innn -. - nnnn - nnnn -I -nn 142 ... ...- ...... .--. - ----- ---- ------------ T Gold Medal Collee and Canned Goods Distributed by THE TRACY 85 AVERY CO. nv1.111111111111111111111111--1-1----11-- I- -nn1nn--111.1111.1I-1.1.1111nu1nu...nu..nn-nn- -un YELLOW STRIPE CAB CO. Buses 1160-6 Cabs 2212-6 Trucks ..-.1111 1 1....1....1....1....1..1.1....1.n1.1 1 1.m1... .1 1 1 1 1 1 ..1....1....1....1u..1....1....1....1 ..1....1....1 1 1....1 1...1....-....1....1....1....1 1.... nn-111.11111-.11...I111.1-un-nm-1...1.n.11m1m....nu- - 1 - - .....3. 4...-.... ...--- ...-....-...- - - - - - Sawaah Baa.: CLEANERS SINCE 1880 K. D. MANNER SL ASSOCIATES - PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS - Audits - Tax Consultants -- Monthly Bookkeeping Service MANSFIELD, OHIO 30 N. Diamond St. .............1....1....1...,....nu.....m1....11u..... 1 1 1 1 1 1..1 .......... 1 1 1 1 1...1....1....1....1....1....1...........1. .1....1....1....1....1....-oo1u111.11111111111111 1 1 1.... WEIDNER PONTIAC COMPANY Dealers in Pontiac Cars 12 E. Second St. 3466-6 - .. -,..,-....-....-....-....-....-....-,.........- - ...........g. 1.6, .i...1.n.1 1 1...........1....1m........-H1111o-no-n.....m-1 ..1....... 1 .............1.m1m.....un.......1.m1....-.......- 1 Phone Dial 3734-6 YUNCKER'S 116-118 North Main We carry a Complete line of Sporting Goods Johnson Motors Century Boats m1 m1 ..1.u.1m.1nu1,...1....1....1....1....1....1....1....1 1..1....1...11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Compliments of NICHOLAS HARING Jeweler 11 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio Phone 2316-4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.m1.m1....1..n1.1.........1....-,...1..u.1.n.m1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1..u1.n.1..u1m.1.n.1..n1.n.1m.1....1.-1.m1....1....1....1....1....-......-..1 1 1 1 1 1 COOK ELEC TRICALLY M odern Clean Carefree The Chic Public Service Co. 10 South Park Street ...1 1.1 1 1 1 1 1 1....1....1....1nu1u..1.1....1u..1.m1uI.--....1....1....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1... Kobackers . . . Buy With confidence! Dependable merchandise for the entire family and home at right prices. 4. - - -..-.....-...........-....-....-....-...-.-.....................-........................ ---.---- ... .. - - 4. 144 lm..-lm... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1nu1m. 4. -ne-e..-n.-..n.....1.....n...ee-n..-......-n.-.n.-n.-..n.-....-....-...Q 4...-nn.-n.-....-....-.......................................-....-n.-,.,.- .. in i 4 All Your eeenne Needs EVERGREENS Af T L CAFETERIA PENN AUTO l Q All foods prepared and SPORTING GOODS 5 eeeked by Women. 22 South Main Street Corner 3rd and Walnut Phone 3559-6 Mansfield, Onie L ---- M- .t.t - .t.. - .t,. - .tt. ...- ,.t. - I .i-.i ii.- ,.t. - t.t. - - - ,.tt .. titt - t.t, - t.t, - ttt. -ue - - -ie ..m,1.,,..1 1 1 1 1 1 141.11.11-1.1.1lm..Hll-.l.l.1.,,,1...,1,,,,1u1ml1nn1H..1.,,,1.,n1ml.1,m1 1 1 1 1 1 11.14.-I4 SINGER SEWING CENTER 83 N. MAIN STREET I SEWING NEEDS -- DRESS ACCESSORIES INQUIRE ABOUT OUR JR. SEWING CLASSES 2452-6 nlllll T Tll!'Tlllilll'TllllT llil i TMNT T Tull? llll TU? +IilVl1llll TTTTl IIVITUHTIUI-T T T TllllTlUl'T l - Compliments of C. W. LAUBSCHER l MARTIN HARDWARE - T COMPANY Jeweler Corner 3rd and Main Street Lowe BrOS'.1::mtS and Phone 1484-9 I T Vams es Basement of Citizens National Bank I 19 N. Main St. Ford Bldg i ! ...- -....-....-....-....-....-........-.......n-....-..........-....-eq. 4.........-....-....-........ -....-ee... - -.......,..-....-....-...... Congratulations To The Class of 1949 The Caldwell Sv. Bloor Company 137 Park Ave. West 4. 11... 111111 1111-1-11 - 11-11111-1 11111 1 x n--1 els 145 1m,1.,.,1 1 --,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1m, 1.,,.1,...1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1,,,1I-1,1,,,,..,m1.m1..,.1,,,,1nn1,,,,1nu-..m1m.1,m-..1.m1m..1.m1 fad, Lf Compliments of HOTEL FAIRVIEW Third and Diamond Sts. Mansfield, Ohio -u::-uu-un-nn1nn-lun1nn-un1un-nm--nn--uninn1nn-uu-uu-nu- n1nn1nn1un1nu1nm--nnlnu-nu-nn1unLuu1uu-un1nu-- WM. J. THEM JEWELER Diamonds - Elgin Watches Dirilyte Table Ware Seth Thomas Clocks Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repair 28 N. Diamond St. Ford Bldg Official Watch Inspector B. KL O. R. R. -....-.... --------..-- ...-....-1.5. 4...-....-....-....-.,........-....-....-....-........-....-....-..........- 1lunn1,,.,1 .- 1 1 1,..1..,.1,,.,1 1 1,,,..-m,1.m1 11...-.u1...,1 1.1.1--1.41 1.m1m,1.m1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 G o l d s m i t h ' s The Store for Men's Clothing 15-17 E. 3rd 1,,T ?.,1 ..,, 1 ,,,, 111111111111 . m1 54 N. Main Ben Saprano Sam Saprano CITY NEWS 100 N. Main St. Mansfield's Most Complete News Stand Dial 1176-6 Mansfield, Ohio THE OHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY . I . -....-,...-....-....-..... ..--- ....-....-....-..........-..,.-...5. .g...-,...-.... .... ... .. - ..... ....- 4. 1un1nn--nu-nn-nu1nm-un1nn-unn-nn-nu-unu-nu-nn--nn-u'11n-mvinun-nn.-.nn...nn...nn1un-un-nn-nn1uu-nn..-nn-nu1uu 4.-....-....-..........-,...-....-....-,...-....-............-..- - ..........,.g. q...-....- - -....-....-....-....-.,..-...,-...,-...i......- - -,.,. Flowers for All Occasions . . . We Seeeiehee in l MoToR SALES Inc. Corsages and Decorations Blooming Plants and Designs DESQQSS !ndPgJSExIiUTH Stuhldreher Floral Co. T Always A Good Selection Opposite Post Office of Used Cars 48 W. 4th Dial 2604-4 113 W. 4th St. Dial 3522-6 L . 1,.,,1,m1.m.-..m1, 1 1 1 1 1 1,,.,1m,1,,....-mu1,.M1,. Q'.I1.,,,1..,.1..,,1.m1m,1m.1 1 1 1 .....,,1,.,.1.m.-nn1.m.1 1nn1m.1 1 1 1.I1m.1M1H.,1nu.1.m1lm1ml1....1ml1,,.,11,1,.,,...m..nm1nn1M1nn1un1un1ml1.m1m.1 1 1 1 H-...H1 Congratulations to the Class of 1949 ICE CREAM GET THE BEST . . . GET SEALTEST THE TELLING-BELLE VERNON COMPANY A DIVISION OF NATIONAL DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP. 135 N. Franklin Avenue Mansfield, Ohio .......-....- - - .. - - - - - - .. - -n..-.i4. 4.u......- .. .. ......-....-....-....-....-....-....- ...,......-,...- W M A N COMPLIMENTS OF B T t k i 1 Your Pgt he Wor LEPP0 SHOP 3 lon 20 NORTH MULBERRY ST. 1 4 0 0 D I Mansfield's Smartest Shop for On Every Dial' Misses and Women .g........-...... .- .. - - - .. .. - - .. - -....-N.g. .g.,....,..- - .....,-....- .......-....-...,-....-,.,.-....... ......-...... ......-....- - .. - - - .. - - -..........- ..., -....-..........- .... -..,... ..., -..M-...... - - - .. .. - - .. -.......,.- Sl-lELLEY'S CI-IOCOLATES ARE DELICIOUS 194 N. Main Street Mansfield, Ohio -uuiun-nu-nu1un-nu-un1un1uu-nn1nn-nm-- 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1nn-nu1nu.-nn1uu1uu1m.1uu..nu1un..nIl- 147 S T U D E B A K E R GIBSON MoToRs, INC. 217 Park Ave. East 3726-6 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,,,,1..1W1M1,m1W1,lu1.....1.,,,1m.1m.1m.1..,.1 1 1 1 MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH JEWELRY Bracelet --- --- 33.00 Tyger Pin --- ..... S200 Tie Holder ........ ----- 32.50 Girls' Charms ....... ..... S 1.25 Tyger Head Charm .... ..... S 2.00 Emblem and M .... ..,.. S 3.00 Football with NIU ..... ..... S 3.50 Basketball With M,' --- 33.50 , Megaphone with 'AMN .... 53.50 Track Shoes .......... .... S 3.50 - - Key Chain Charm --- ..... 51.50 33 N. Main St. PRICES INCLUDE FED. TAX SIVIUCKER STUDIO formerly PEREZ STUDIO BRIDAL PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY Cameras and Equipment Phone 2701-6 Corner Mulberry and Third .,. ..--.- - flll - llll - llll - llll - llll - llll - llfl - llll -1- llll - flll - llll - flfl - flll - llll - llll -------- 4 148 Senior Hi-Y boys pep up team. We saw!!! .5...........,,.- 1 1 .. - 1..-...-....-...........,...-....-....-,.,i, ,!,........-.........- - ........- - .. .. ... .. 1 -.......... L I ! -1- 0l0I1IIIv1vI1I- --1-111111-- nu-.min-nn--nn -1--1- ff+111 - - T ! E l 4- Q , i l M CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1949 - - - HOTEL L I A THE JONES MEMORIAL : I I E Your Locally Owned Hotel 5 1 681 Park Ave. West L ONLY FINEST OF FOODS I Mansfield, Ohio u1.m1m.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ....n1uu1uofe ofql1m.1nn1 1 11111: 1 1un....uu1uu.-. 1 1 1m1.... T T FJFHl3, MANSFIELD, OHIO ,.,1,,,,1.,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1,1 1 1 1m.1m,...,1,.,.1un-.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -.m1un q.u-....-..,.-..........-....-....-....-..........-....-....-..,.-....-....-,,..-...3. .f..-..,,-....- - ..-....-....-...I-.,..-u..-....-....-....... -...-.... L THE LITTLE WHITE HOUSE - ! ON THE PARKA' . . . Comphments 5 0 I HOME INTERIORS i I I 5 I PAUL'S , Furniture - Floor Covering - Draperies I . T I 204 Lexmgton Ave. - 32 So. Park Street E 1 I 5351 EENSEY Maimidfgglif Di,-31 1376-6 it.. llll - .T.T - ,TTT -I ...... Tllt - lrll - l.l, - l.lf - T.Tl - l.1l - il- tlll - T.T, - - -I- T.T. - Tlll - .lll - TTTT - Ttl. -I- - -I-I.I.- ofou- Ilvl - llfl -1-+-- llrl - lunl - lnll - uluu - IAI1 - nuuu - nufl -- nnnl - --nl - I f- luun -- :-:- - 1-:- - nmu- - :uuu - nuvn -- nunu - nunu -------- IIII - Q AUXTER MOTOR COMPANY 220 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio f PACKARD SALES AND SERVICE O COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE I MOTOR TUNE-UP and WHEEL BALANCE A SPECIALTY T , .g.,....-........ .. -....-....-....-....-...,-....-....-....-.........I-...........-........-....-....-.................-....-................-....-....-...........- - ..-.....- 150 4, 1.1.1 1 1 1 1111 1 111111 1 11111111 1--II11- 11111111111 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 'Oli Compliments of I-laring's Meat Market - The Best in Meats - 31 N. Walnut Street Ph01f16 1469-5 . '- ' fam zl. ,- ,11 , .,.,.,, . gf 4395-6 ',1,Z ' 1' 1,1- 1L.' lllrl 1 1e1-1' MANSFIELD TYPEWRITER 8z OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 34-33 W. Third St. .....1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1,...1.,..1.,..1.1.11..,.1.1....1....1....1....1,.1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1., II' T T T l 'I1111111l11x1111111111111111411111111111111,-.1ll11.1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1111 Hart, Schaffner 8z Marx Clothes KOMITO'S CLOTHES, Inc. 23 N. PARK STREET PHONE 2237-6 MANSFIELD, OHIO For the brands you know 1111 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 11111.-111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111 151 ..nu..nn1nn1nn1uu1uu1un1-un-nn-nu-un1nn1nu1nu1:m 1nn...11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1mi1-m1nu1vm -p -....-.........-....-....-....-....-........... --------- ...,.. 4. ALL KINDS or INSURANCE LUMBERMENS MUTUAL INSURANCE AGCY., Inc. 908 Farmers Bank Building Phone 4341-6 J. M. WEIL, Manager H. M. STAUFFER, Solicitor CHARLES W. CARD, Solicitor Low Cost - Fair Settlements - Prompt Payments 1 uru: inn -11111111 1 1 n1m.1.m1,.,!. ,f.,.1 ,.,. 1. 111111 i1i1 , mi i 1 1849 1949 J. H. FINEFROCK ' 8z SONS Funeral Service 4444-6 3100-6 STUDENTS! ' X Latest Model -,2.ffffQ35:l5 f .dui-:LE ff! Royal Portable Typewriter THE Standard typewriter in portable Size Big Machine features Monthly Payment Plan J. F. Orr Typewriter Co. -......................... -. .. - - .- .. -........,.,............-i.g. 4...-....-H..-.,.,-....-....-...,-....-..,.-....-....-....-....-....-....-...,- C iiii iiii WHITEY'S AUTO SALES 154 DISTL AVENUE KAISER-FRAZER SERVICE PHONE- 4423-4 ...un--u-vm1uu1nm1uu--uu-un1nu1nu-nn-u1:1nn1nu1-un1nn1un1uu1- -.............. .. .. -....-....-....-....-....-....- - -....-,...-...3. .?..........-.,.- - -....-..- .......- -....-...... .. -.....-....... Courtesy of WOLFORD FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Phone 2241-6 MANSFIELD Economical Funeral Service 1un1mi1nn1nn1i:u1nn1nu..nu1nn1un1uu1.uu.1nn.1uu-un-:u Compliments of THE RICHLAND TRUST COMPANY ,,1nn1m-. 1 1nn1nu..nu...nn--nm...nu..-nn: 1 -uu1nu1 4. ------ ...........-...1-....-.....---...-....-.....-....-...-....-.....-......-..u-.....-.....-....-1...-.... ---- 4. I Congratulations and Good Luck Class of 1949 BETHELS STADIUM DRIVE IN FooD AT ITS BEST We Appreciate Young People Meals - Short Orders - Sandwiches - Fountain - Curb S min...-H.. .. .Ln.,.-nu.-un1..ulim.. 1 .-lm1,4.,1n....,l.-.11 -. .1,n.1.,.,.1.,,,1 ... ... .-nn-.ull-,,u1 The OHIO BRASS COMPANY 1 1- inn-uu1uu1M1M1mn-uu-nu-uun1uulvun.-nu-n1nn-nu-nn-uu1uu1un-:nnn--nn-nn--nn--un--uni Try Fancee BLUE LABEL Canned Foods GARDEN FRESH - TASTE THE DIFFERENCE THE CENTRAL FRUIT 8a GROCERY CO. 35 West Sixth Street Distributors I ni.. ml 11111111-11 un..un-.ni1nu1n-uuiu 111i111111 1 ,P 154 i Congratulations to the Graduating Class A. B. GRAFTON, INC. Telephone 4181-6 99 Park Avenue West Mansfield, Ohio 7!zeae'4a IIFEIIINUIE 0, pawn, Because of the extra care and attention which Richland craftsmen are able to provide, our cus- tomers have learnecl to expect only the highest quality. When these extras cost no more than ordinary printing, is it any Wonder that printing buyers prefer to have their work done by RICHLAND PRINTING COMPANY DIAMOND AT FIFTH STREET - MANSFIELD - OHIO 154 ERICAN TR DITIO With each year of constant progress and faithful adherence to the traditions of Originality and Distinction , Pontiac remains the Master Engravers to America's Schools. The Pontiac proven technique of modern methods of reproduction by experienced craftsmeng the employment of the most modern precision equipmentg the artistic abilities of our art and layout departments are Pontiac helps in publishing a successful yearbook. All of the personnel ofthe Pontiac School Publications Division are proud of their participation in the publication of your yearbook and express their appreciation for the splendid cooperation by your staff. P . ' a 65 812-822 W. VAN BUREN ST.0 CHICAGO 7, ILLINOIS Telephone HA ymarket 1-1000 155 J v if M x 5 .f ' 1 ' J , 2 .64 , - -22 iii '7 , '35 ,