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1956 MANHIGAN MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MANSFIELD, OHIO 4 • I THIN THE COVERS OF THIS 8 0 0 K , W E , THE STATE OF THE 1 956 MANHIGAN. HAVE TRIED TO SHOW YOU THE TOUR PHASES OF THE OAltY tIVES OF THE M.H.S. STUDENTS............. WALTER NOREM SUE HOUT 5 ACADEMICS.... SOME GOT QUITE A SMOCK FROM PHYSICS OF COURSE. THE CHIEF REASON FOR CO-INC TO SCHOOL IS STUDYING. HERE YOU «|ll SEE SOMt OF THE A Y S IN H I C H (t PASS THE SIX PERIODS OF OUR • © -INC 0 A Y • . THE OUR COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES HELPEO OUR SENIORS PLAN FOR THEIR NEXT FOUR YEARS 6 SHOWCASE KEEPS US UP TO DATE ON THE ORK STUDENTS ACTIVITIES.... v. AXING HOSPITAL FAVORS IAS ONE OF THE SLAVIC! PROJECTS OF THE JUNIOR RED CROSS. THE MYPMONERlAN kept US POSTEO ON SCHOOL NE S All OUR SCHOOL TIME WAS NOT SPENT IN STUDYING. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE VANY ACTIVITIES IN WHICH M.H.S. STU DENTS CAN PARTICIPATE. DURING THE YEAR. SEVERAL GROUPS SPONSORED FORUAl 0ANCE S. THE GREAT TYGER RAND FURNISHED ENTERTAINMENT AT STUDENTS WERC ABLE BOTH TO WITNESS ANO TO PAR FOOTBALL GAMES. TICIPATE IN MANY ASSEMBLIES. ATHLETICS.... AT U.M.S. WE MAO A VARIED ATHLETIC PROGRAM. THERE WERE.... GAMC ....FOOTBALL GAMES ....PEP ASSEMBLIES AFTER SCHOOL.... «fT[R SCHOOL. A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY SAEETIV TURNS TO THOUGHTS OF.... ...STUDY . • . • 0 R K . . . . I 0 V E 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 13 ADMINISTRATION TEACHERS SENIORS 39 UNDERCLASSMEN 81 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES ACTIVITIES. Ill CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES MUSIC PUBLICATIONS SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Y ' GROUPS DRAMA ORGAN IZATIONS MANHIGAN QUEEN ATHLETICS.................................................................161 BOYS VARSITY SPORTS HOMECOMING QUEEN G.A.A. GIRLS’ VARSITY SPORTS SENIOR ACTIVITIES.........................................................198 10 DEDICATION ■c THt SENIOR CLASS Of 1956, WISH TO OEOICATE THE UANHIGAN TO MR. ROBERT £. CLASS. ALTHOUGH THIS IS HIS FIRST TEAR AT MANS. FIELD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, WE All REALIZE WHAT A GREAT JOB HE IS DOING AND WHAT A GREAT HELP HE IS TO OUR STUDENTS AND FACULTY. WE HOPE THAT THIS IS JUST THE FIRST OF MANY YEARS OF HAPPY ASSOCIATION BETWEEN M.H.S. AND. GLASS. 1 1 12 FACULTY 13 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS OR. ROBERT WILSON FOR HIS SECOND YEAR OR. ROBERT 11 SON. AS SUPER IN TENOEN T 0F SCHOOL S . HAS SEEN THAT THE MANSFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS FUNCTION PROPERLY ANO EFFICIENTLY. BOARD OF EDUCATION 14 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH DR. EDVMN FENSCH BUSINESS MANAGER 15 VR. GLENN ROBINSON Principal VR. ROBERT Gl AS? OUR CSTCEUro PRINCIPAL. MR. ROBERT CLASS. GRADUATED FROM JAMESTORN HIGH SCHOOL IN 1 932 WHERE HE H A D PAR T I C I PA TE0 IN ORAMATICS ANO ATHLETICS. HE FURTHEREO HIS EOUCATION BY ENROLLING AT OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY •HERE HE RECEIVEO HIS B.S. DEGREE ANO HIS U.A• DEGREE. HIS EARLIER TEACHING EXPERIENCE WAS AT JOHN SIMPSON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOTH BEFORE ANO AFTER WORLD WAR II. AFTER A YEAR’S STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MCXICO. H £ RETURNED TO SIMPSON AS ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ANO LATER PRINCIPAL. WITH THE RESIGNATION OF FREO STAUB. HE WAS REASSIGNED TO M.H.S. HE HAS WON A FIRM PLACE IN THE HEARTS OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY ALIKE FOR HIS FAIRNESS. KEEN ABILITY ANO DEEP SENSE OF HUMOR. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL UP. GEORGE SHERMAN ASSISTING MR. CLASS IN THE TREMENDOUS ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SCHOOL IS MR. CEORGE SHERMAN. HIS LONG 'YEARS AS A TEACHER ANO SCHOOL TREASURER HAVE GIVEN HIM THE VALUABLE BACKGROUND FOR PROFICIENT HANDLING OF THESE RESPONSIBILITIES. 16 DEAN OF BOYS HERMAN BISHOP WORKINC WITH YOUNG PEOPLE MAS ALWAYS ACCN A OELIGMTFUl TASK TO UR. BISHOP. THIS IS EVIDENCED BY HIS WORK FOR THE Y.U.C.A., HIS 100 1 CHURCH GROUP, AND MIS CONTINUOUS EFFORTS TO COUNSEL YOU STUDENTS ABOUT YOUR MANY PROBLEMS. dean of GIRLS MRS. LUCILLE LOWRY AFTER ONLY THREE YEARS AS OEAN OF 6,RlS MRS. LOWRY HAS MASTERED THE REJPOHS I 'I • T1£5 OF THIS POSITION EFFICIENTLY. IN ADDITION TO THE OVERWHELMING JOB OF MAINTAINING THE ATTENDANCE DEPARTMENT. SHE FINOS TIME TO COUNSEL THE MANY GIRLS WHO COME TOHERWITH THEIR PROBlCMS. !7 COMMERCIAL DIRECTOR NR. WOODROV WILLIAMS MR. WOOOROW WI I I I AMS HAS DONE . SINCE COMING TO MANSE • EL 0 SEN I OR M I CH . A COMMENDABLE JOB OF HANOLING THE RESPONSIBILITIES Of THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT. ME IS CUSTODIAN OF ALL SCHOOL FUNDS. IN ADDITION. HE TRAINS STUDENTS HOW TO OPERATE THE MANY BUSINESS MACHINES BY PRINTING THE MANY TESTS. REPORTS. ETC.. USCD BY THE FACULTY ANO ADMINISTRATION. 18 TEACHERS ABERLE. MAR I EL J. - B.S. • COLLEGE OF WOUCNi DENISON: WESTERN - BI0L06Y Maryland north BOLUS. MARY JANE - B.S. • Miami, Ohio university, Cleveland Institute OF ART - ART BRUCE. EARL D. - B.S. • Ohio State AMC RICAN HISTORY 19 CARRIER. LEOTTA H. - b.Ed., m.Eo. Armstrong College of Business: University of Pittsburg: STENOGRAPHY. TYPING CHILDS. VINTON G. - Kent state: AKRON UNIVERSITY; ASHLAND COLLEGE: Ohio state - Technology: science in Au.To mechanics COLE. RICHARD J. - a.b. - Be re a, University or Cincinnati -English 20 COOK. ELRIE P. - Kent State : OHIO STATE: UNIVERSITY OF AKRON Machine Shop Technoiocy CULBERTSON. RUTH - b.a.:b.s.i m.a. WOOSTER. WESTERN RESERVE: UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN • LIBRARIAN DANBACK. PEARL M. - B.S.: M.A. -Ohio State: Coiumbia; university of Wisconsin: • Geometry - Future Teachers of America ELDER. FRED E. - B.a.: m.a. -West Lafayette: Adrian: sorbonne: Ohio state • biology • visual Education 21 ESSEX, GRACE A. - B.S. M.S. -Ohio University: university or Wisconsin: Ohio State • home Economics FRISCH. HARVEY E. - Kent State: AKRON UNIVCRSITY - MACHINC SHOP: TE CHN 01 OOY FRYE. ROBERT H. • B.S. ■ Ohio State: university or SOUTHERN CAlirORNIA • Physical Education: coach GATES. NELLIE L. - B.S. Wl TTEN8URC: OHIO STATE E N 6I I SH 22 GOCHENAUR. JANET M. - B.S.i m.a. • WISCONSIN STATE COLLEGES OHIO STATE physical education! G.A.A. GRAK.MER. DONALD L. - B.S. - UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI • Physical Education HABER. DAN B. Ohio States Oh Economics. Soc - A.B.i M.A. • 10 northern -lOLOGY. Geometry HAILEY. PALL Vi. - B.S.i M.A. • BOB JONES UNIVERSITY; TURMAN university; Ohio State -STENOGRAPHY; ENGLISH • CHEERLEADERS. JUNIOR ANO SENIOR 23 HAMILTON. WILL I AM F. - b.S.; m.a. . WITTENBURG: UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO • American history • Senior mi-Y HARDIN. KATHERINE M. • g.s. • marietta college: Ohio Statc: Ohio University • English III: Business English . junior Red Cross HARRIS. BETTY E. - A.8. - Ccdarviiic: Ohio State - Chemistry HAUSERMAN. PAUL Ohio university WOODWORKING I. I I. 8.S.: M.A. I . Ill 24 HEASLEY. EARL L. - b.a.s M.a. • HIRAM COLLEGE: COLUMOIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY 01 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Speech: Drama HOFFMAN. MILDRED E. - B.S. -Boiling Green • Commercial Math: Physicolocy - Pep CiU8s ••M TYGERC TTES HOFFMAN. VERN 6. - B.S.: M.A. -Ohio State: university of Michigan Driver Education: Basketball Coach HUBER. Vr. B. - B.S. i M.S. • Ohio northern university: Ohio State - biology 25 HUTTON. EMIL IE S. • B.S. • MARSHALL: IOIA STATE: OHIO University . business English: Shorthand: Office Practice HYPES. FRANCIS B. - b.s. -Ohio State • Director of School Lunchrooms IMHOFF. VIRGINIA M. - B.S. -Boiling Green • world history: Creative writing: English LITERATURE • S.O.P.C. LANTZ. WILLIAM B. - b.s. • Ashland College: Ohio State • ADVANCED MATH: TRIGONOMETRY: Plane ano Solid Geometry -Senior class advisor 26 LOGAN. MARY - B.S. • Kent state heaithi Physical Education • 6iris varsity voiieybaii and Basketiait ; Assistant g.a.a. aovisor MAC DONALD. GLADYS H. . a.B. Cedarviilei Ohio state: Kent state Springfield Business School: ASHLAND COLLEGE - COMMERCIAL MATH McELREE. RUTH C. - B.S. • Penn. State Teachers College: Penn. State: Temple university: UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Shorthand ano Typing 27 McFarland. Robert o. - b.s.: m.eo. . Ohio university: university of Cincinnati • history McNEA. ROBERT N. - B.S.: M.E. -Miami university. Corncli. Harvaro: Kent state - Pmysicai Education ■ H e a o footbaii Coach MEHOCK. HARRY E. - B.S. - ihinois, Ohio State - Physical Education 28 MILLION. FLOYD. B. -A.B.-Manchester coticcc: Ohio State wo rid history MITCHLLL. HAMLR B . S • ! M . A . - Ohio northern: Ohio state VOCAl MUSIC: INSTRUUENTAI Theory and appreciation • A Capciia Choir : KENT • MUSIC: Concert: NEUERMAN. PHILIP F. - B.S.: M.A. Bah state: COIORAOO state • CowMERCiAt L a : General Sales: BECINNERS TYPINC NIXON. RICHARD L. - A.B.: M.A. • mi am a university: Ohio State • GERMAN OBRILN. J. PARKER - university of Toicooi university or akron -auto Sho , Technology. D r a • i n g . Mathematics PIERSON. THOMAS £. - B.S.s M.A. Ohio northern; Ohio state • Physicai Education, math si POFFENBAUGH. RICHARD E. - B.A.; B.S. -ASHIANO College; Ohio State • BIOLOCY; WORIO HISTORY 30 RAHN . LOU IS E. • A . 9 . : M. A . -Otterbcin: asbury: Ohio State -American history - faith Teens RANDALL. FRANCES - B.S.. m.a. - WITTENBURC: OHIO UNIVERSITY; COLUMBIA - HOME ECONOMICS: Personal Regimen; English 10 RASTETTER. bILL b. - Kent state auto shop 31 ROBINSON. HAROLD C. Ohio State; Ashland hypmonerian advisor B . A . ; M.A. -English i i . RUSH. KATHERINE. M. • g.s. • Ohio Statc - Physical Education; health - girls varsity Basketball; G.A.a. RUSK. MARION B. - b.a. - ALLEGHENY COLLCGCl OHIO STATE -English in SAUDER. CHARLES J. - A.B. - WOOSTER COll t CC • ALGEBRA Commercial math - Manhigan Staff • Faculty advisor .11- Business 3? SFIGGLE. MARY E. - A.B.; rt.Eo. - SUSOUEHANNA UNIVERSITY: UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI: ST. XAVIER UNIVER- SITY; UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA • English 11: world history TATGENHCRST. TED C. - B.S.: M.A. -Ohio State: Lei and Stanford university • Band THOMAS. CARL - 8.S.: M.A. • KENT STATE: WESTERN RESERVE: OHIO STATE Ohio university - world history 34 THOMAS. MARTHA E. - B.S.: M. A. -Ohio States university or wisconjihi Dramatics • Cuss Play: Speech Contests: Dramatic Groups for Civic Organizations VANDERLUILT. CHARLES H. - B.S.: M.a. Ohio State: Ohio university: Kent State: Ashland college: Case institute or technology - Physics: Chemistry WEAVER. LURLENE V. - B.S.x m.a. • BOILING GREEN UNIVERSITY: OHIO STATE University - creative writing: English Literature WAPPNER. ELIZABETH K. - a.B. • WITTENBURG: KENT STATE - ENGLISH Ml 35 36 SENIORS 39 SENIOR CLASS STANLEY FREEMAN VICE-PRESIDENT MOLLY MAXWELL SECRETARY 40 CLASS HISTORY FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL HAVE GONE BY FOR US. THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956. LEAVING US WITH MANY MEMORIES. AS FRESHMEN RE RERE A CLASS DIVIDEO INTO THE AFFLESEtO MONEERS AND THE SIMPSON ••BULL OOGS . APPLESEED'S PRESIDENT. CHARLES HOLMES. BAS ASSISTED BY OONNA SHARP. ANN SLA8AUGH. ANO OICK FRANTA. Rill It MAC! BAS TOP MAN AT SIMPSON RlTH DARRELL NISBANDER. RUTH BROWN. ANO BETTE LOU HEBER AS HIS ASSOCIATES. RHEN THE ANNUAL FOOTBALL CLASH R01 IC0, AROUN0 . EACH SCHOOL CHOSE A OU EEN--ANITA FATK I N FOR APPLESEEO ANO DARLENE VOOCl FOR SIMPSON. THE BUI I OOC S PROVEO VICTORIOUS. LAYING OUR RIVALRY ASIDE. RE UNITEO AS THE CLASS OF 56 OF MANSFICIO SENIOR HIGH. BE CHOSC BILL SCHAAF TO BE OUR SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT. SERVING RlTH HIM (ERt JUDY MAHONEY. SUSIE ROLFE. ANO TERRY ROSS. MR. RI I I I AM B. LANTZ BECAME OUR FAITHFUL ADVISOR. (TO HIM f[ GIVE OUR GRATEFUL THANKS!) HAVIN6 ADVANCED TO THE RANK OF JUNIORS. RALPH ROSE BECAME HEAD MAN. WORKING IN CO-OPERATION RlTH LOWELL SCHMIDT. SUSIE WOLFE. ANO BETTE LOU WEBER. ON OCTOBER 22. 1955. ANITA FATKIN ASCENDED TO THE THRONE AS OUR HOMECOMING OUEEN. SHE ANO HER A TTEND AN TS■ ■ BA BA A HAERLE. MOLLY MAXWELL. JUDY READ. ANO OONNA SHARP - - WERE ROYALLY HONORED IN SEVENTH HEAVEN. ' THEN SUDDENLY WE WERE SENIORS NEARING OUR GOAL OF GRADUATION. LOWELL SCHMIOT ASSUMED LEADERSHIP RlTH 'STANLEY FREEMAN. MOLLY MAXWELL. D BETTE LOU WEBER ASSISTING HIM. THE HYPHONERIAN WAS EDITEO BY PENNY SCHETTIER AND JOYANN HALEY WHILE MANHIGAN WAS HEAOED BY WALTER NOREM. THlKt WERE ENDLESS ACT I V I TI E5• •F00TBA I I GAMES (M.H.S. 12. MASSILLON I2?)s DANCES: CITY-WIDE CHRISTMAS CAROLING: VARSITY VARIETIES PRODUCTION. INSIDE U . S.A . I ANO CLASS FLAY. A COMCOY ENTITLED JUNE MAO. JACKIE ERNST REIGNED AS OUEEN FOR THE 1956 MANS-FIELD RELAYS. ATTENDED BY DIANNE OAISLEY. ANITA FATKIN. OONNA SHARP. ANO LYNDA SMITH. GRADUATION GREW NEAR AS RE DONNED OUR CAPS ANO GOWNS FOR CLASS DAY. MAY 29. THEN CAME THE PROM ON JUNE 1. OUR LAST GALA AFFAIR TOGETHER. ON JUNE 8. 1956. BE AOVANCED TO THE PLATFORM ON ARLIN FIELD TO RECEIVE OUR DIPLOMAS. THUS 8I00ING A LAST FAREWELL TO M.H.S. AND TO All THOSE RHO HAO HELPED GUIDE US THROUGH THE YEARS. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ROW 1: LINDA ROBINSON. JOAN RICHARD. JOAN GARBER. PAULA ACKERMAN. MARCIA PEIRCE. NANCY SZIRAKI . SUSAN COOK. MARY GERMANY. JUDY MAHONEY. BEVERLY HEILMAN. ROW 2: WILLIAM 8. LANTZ. ADVISOR. BETH KINDINGER. BARBARA SPOERI. GEORGIA BROBN. LOWELL SCHMIOT. MOLLY MAXWELL. BETTE LOU WEBER. STANLEY FREEMAN. ROGER THALER. ELIZABETH SCHAEFER. ROW 3: CARLENC MILLER. TERRY ROSS. SUZANNE CAMPBELL. TRUDY ROPP. JACKIE ERNST. SUE, HOUT. RUTH BROhN. ANN SlABAUGH. SUSIE WOLFE. VIRGINIA ROLF BETTY LOU SCHNITTKE. ANGIE OCLOFF. PAUL DANAS. PENNY SCHETTIER. ROW 4: KEN MAYER. WALTER NOREM. BILL PENNING. HUGH MAXWELL. WALTER SLOBOOA. JEANETTE MACDONALD. BARBARA HAERLE. GEORGE KEELER. 41 LORETTA BAKER BALL PATRICIA JAMES BALLIETT TEMPLE BALLENTINE BARNES ADELINE WILLIAM BARNES BAUER JERRY BEABOUT CHARLES BAUER JOHN BAUMANN RICHARD BEAL JANET BEAGLE JOSEPH BURTON ROBERT BURK VELMA BUXTON BARBARA BUTLER GREGORY CALVER RODNEY CAMPBELL SUZANNE CAMPBELL JANICE CARRICK SANDRA BYERLY KERRY 46 CANFIELD BRUCE CAMPBELL WILL I AM BUCHANAN VIRGIL CATES DILLARD COLEMAN ELEANOR COLLINS MARY CONTRA DONALD CASPER EUGENE CLEMONS CHARLESTINE CHASE SHIRLEY CLINE CATHERINE COLEMAN KIETH SMITH WILLIAM CRAZE LOUIS CORN NANCY CRAWFORD DAVID CROSE kite MICHAEL CRAM DI ANNE COOK BEVERLY COX SUSAN COOK JAMES COURTNEY CHARLES CUNNING WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM WILBERTA DI ANNE DAISLEY PATRICIA CUPPETT DAMRON JAMES DANSBY PAUL DANAS EDWARD ESSELBURN JACQUELINE ERNST JUDITH FARBER JOHN GERALD EVANS EVANS W ILL I AM FAULKNER ANITA FATKIN BARBARA FREDERICl STANLEY FREEMAN MARY JO GARVER FUNSTON THOMAS HERR KENNETHA HILDEBRAND WILLIAM HOFFMAN 55 BARBARA KING ROBERT KELLER JACK KERN FRANK KOLLIN CLETUS KURTZMAN ROBERT KNACKSTEDT JEANETTE KUMISAREK SALLY KORN SANDRA KYLER PATRICIA LANDIS JOSEPH KUNZ JOYCE LAEK WILLIAM KNACKSTEDT PATRICIA KUELLING CAROLYN LONG v HLLLN LONG ELAINE LYMPER LINDA LOWREY PHYLLIS LODGE ILLENE LOGAN JAMES MITCHELL PATRICIA MILLION DAVID MOORE PATRICIA MOORE WILLIAM MOORE. JR MARIE MOSER ADELLE MORLEY MARKHAM MURPHY RICHARD MUSILLE DONNA MYERS WILMA McAFEE MAXINE MYERS JEANETTE MCDONALD JOANN McGUGlN ANNE NAAS LANI NEGIN r ' KEITH McAllister FHOEbc. McConnell SANDRA McKNIGHT PATRICIA Me ILYAR WALTER NO REM SHIRLEY OLINGER DONALD PAGE JAMES PATRICK CHARLOTTE PATTON GLEN EOV.ARD MARC I A PEIRCE PFAU PENROD MICHAEL POLLOCK ROBERT PRICE BRUCE POULTON ANNA PROSSER PEGGY PICKENS CAROL PICKVSORTH LINDA ROBINSON MARY REAM LOR IE RAUCH CAROL RAUDABAUGH SHIRLEY RAUDABAUGH JO N RICHARD CAROLYN ROBINSON JOHN REED BETTY ROYSTER BETTY SAMP SELL MICHAEL ROHAL ROBERT ROTH KENNETH RYAN EMILY ROSS TRUDY ROPP JUDITH ROSS DAVID SLATER GARY SHORT ANN SLABAUGH YVONNE SHRIMPLIN BETTY SIMUEL ROBERT SHAUCK HENRY LOU SHOTO A ILL I AM SHREKSBERRY Ml CHAEL SHIPLET KENNETH SMALTZ WALTER SLOBODA CAROLYN SMITH SALLY SMALTZ NANCY SM I TH LYNDA SMITH RALPH SNYDER ROBERT SMITH SNOOK BEVERLY SOUTHARD MAYOLA SPEARS NANCY SZIRAKI CONSTANCE TANNER KAREN TAKOS JERRY TAYLOR CHRISTINE VITELLO DARLENE VOGEL JOHN URSCHEL PHYLLIS VANCE NELSON VERMILLION JOHN BRADLEIGH VINSON WILLIAM ZIRKLE JAMES ZlVKOFF LARRY 20 DY . FRANKLIN ZUBER 78 80 JUNIOR CLASS ROBERT COEN PRES I DENT JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: mi GALAAS. OARltNt HESTON. MARGARET SCOTT. BOB COEN. ROSE MARIE SROGNAROI. JUDY IUTZ. CAROL GOODMAN. NANCY BEAL. SE CON 0 ROW: PHYLLIS LARINE. LOIS WALKER. TICKIE FERNYAK. CYNTHIA CASTON. RAT ■INBIGLER. JOOY KELLER. PEG SARGENT. MR. HAROLD LOESCH. BACK ROW: DAVE SHOOK. KENT PHIUIRS, TOM ANGLIN. DAVE BOURNES. JIM HOFF. STEVE CLEMENS. BOB WITCHEY. ABBEY. BETTY LOU ACKERMAN. KEN ACKERMAN. KAREN ACKERMAN. KAY ACKINCLOSE. SANOY ALEXANDER. JIM ALLEN. DENNIS ALTAMONTE. BOB AMOS. MONA AMORE. NANCY AMS3AUGH. PAT AMORE. TOM AMSPOKER. RONALD ANDERSON. JUANITA ANGLIN. TOM 83 ANTRICAN. JANE ARNOLD. NANCY ASHFORD. NANCY BAKER. BARBARA BAKER. JO BAKER. MILLIE BAITH. DANNY BARR. BEVERLY BARRETT. BILL BARRETT. MARY BARNHART. BILL BASTING. HELEN BAUER. PAUL BAUER. SONORA BEAL. NANCY BEAL. SANOY BAER. BOB BAKER. CAROLYN BARKER. BILL BARNES. MILLI CENT BENDER. JANICE BENICH. DORIS BENNETT. JAMES BENNING. MADELINE BENSON. CHUCK BERKEY. JODY BERNAT. JOHN BERRY. STANLEY BERTKA. SANDRA 8IRMELIN. CHUCK BISBEE. SHARON BISHOP. DICK 8 I SHOP. SALLY BLAIR. CHARLES BOGNER. FRED BAYER. MARY ANN BECKER. JIM BELCHER. HAROLD BELL. CYNTHIA BELL. RICHARD ft r ft ? 1 r BROCK. JUOI BROCK. HATTY BROOKS. LORETTA BROWN. ROBERT BRUBACH. PAT BRUBAKER. SUSIE BRUNDAGE. JIM BRUNE. KAY BRUNN. JERRY BYRON. ARNOLO BRUNNER. DAVE BOGNER. KEN CAMPBELL. BETSY CARMEL. SANDY CARVER. DICK BOLLES. DON BOLLINGER. DICK BONNER. GLENN BOTERF. IRIS GORDON. BOB BOTZER. DEAN BOURNES. DAVE BOWIE. BRENDA BOWMAN. MARY ALICE BRIDGES. CAROL CASPER. DON CASTON. CYNTHIA CAT AN ZAR ITI . DOUG CATER. TOM CERVINSKI. JERRY CLARK. DIANNA CLEMENS. STEVE CLEMENT. BART CLEMENT. SANDRA CLINE. CATHY COATS. CAROLYN COCHRAN. KITT CODER. BETTY COEN. BO 8 COFFEY. EVELYN COLLY. RICHARD CONDON. SALLY CONLAN. GAIL CONN EW AY. DONNA COMBS. PAT COOK. THOMAS CRAZE. TOM CREPS. STEVE CRIT CH FIELD. WAYNE CRUM. 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PAT BEVERLY 111 ACTIVITIES MOMENTS SEPTEMBER 8 BEGINNING OF SCHOOL 10 KICK OFF DANCE 16 FIRST FOOTBALL GAME TYOCRS 52.....CLEVELAND EAST 6 29 SCNIOR ELECTIONS OCTOBER 6 JUN I OR ELECTIONS 10 ELECTION OF HOMECOMING QUEEN 12 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT ASSEMBLY 13 ASSEMBLY or Y.M.C.A. DELEGATES 14 JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS TRYOUT 19 OTTO SCHWIOT ASSEMBLY 21 NEOTA CONVENTI ON. . .NO SCHOOL 21 MASSILLON GAME TYGERS 12......T I GERS 2 N0VEM9ER 4 homecoming 11 armistice oay 12 CHOIR CARNIVAL 24. 25 thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 2 FIRST BASKETBALL CAME TY6ERS 61......TOLEDO CENTRAL 50 6 ANNUAL CHOIR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 15 OHIO state psycological TESTS 22 Christmas baskets issueo CHOIR CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY Christmas vacation begins 29 hi•y formal JANUARY 3 back TO SCMOOl CHARLES KING ASSEMBLY 14 COLLEGE BOARO TESTS 20 SENIOR GENERAL SCHOLARSHIP TESTS TO REMEMBER 9 15. 16 1 8 20 22 24 6 6 7 I 6 1 7 23 29 3 4 6 12.13 2 I 28 FEBRUARY SOPHOMORE ELECTIONS VARSITY VARIETIES G.A.A. RANOUET AND DANCE BILLY ED WHEELER ASSEMBLY WASHINGTON'S BIRTHOAY SECTIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT MARION MARCH ROGER B A I P H ASSEMBLY CHOIR CONCERT MANHIGAN•HYPHO GAVE ST. PATRICKS DANCE SPONSERED BY JUNIOR CLASS CHOIR STATE CONTEST HI•Y SPRING FORMAL EASTER VACATION BEGINS APR I L EASTER VACATION ENOS PRELIMINARY STATE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE SPONSERED BY SENIOR CLASS SENIOR CLASS PLAY MANSFIELD RELAYS Y-TEEN SPRING FORMAL MAY 5 FINAL STATE SCHOLARSHIP TESTS AT WOOSTER 11 MASSILLON CHOIR VISITS 29 CLASS DAY 30 MEMORIAl DAY JUNE I PROM 3 BACCALAUREATE 8 COMMENCEMEN T SUMMER VACATION 113 CONCERT CHOIR FIFTH Ml TCHCll OUR CONCERT CHOIR. UNDER THE INSPIRING DIRECTION OF MR. HAUER MlTCHCll. HAS COMPLETED ANOTHER VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR..ONE WHICH HAD MADE ALL OF US VERY PROUD OF THEM. THIS CHOIR. COMPOSED OF JUNIORS AND SENIORS. MET EVERY PERIOO TO STUDY INO ENJOY MANY FINE PIECES OF MUSIC. ON SAINT PATRICK’S OAY. DESPITE SNOW AND ICE. THE CHOIR MEM. BEDS TRAVCICO BY BUS TO NEWARK FOR DISTRICT CHORAL COMPETITION. THERE THEY REALLY OIO SENIOR HIGH PROUO BY CHALKING UP THREE SUPERIOR RAT. INGS FROM THE JUDGES. THIS £N-A81C0 THEM TO GO ON TO STATE COM. PETITION AT OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ON APRIL 28. OF COURSE THEIR CONCERTS. ASSEM81 I ES• • ESPECI A I I V THE THANKS GIVING ONE -AND THE FALL CARNIVAL WERE ALSO VERY MUCH ENJOYED. CONGRATULATIONS. CONCERT CHOIR MEMBERS AND MR. MlTCHCll. FOR YOUR GOOD WORK ! KEN MAYER 1 14 K I NGlOOD CENTER CONCERT........................ THANKSGIVING ASSEMBLY............................ CHRISTMAS CONCERT................................. CHRISTMAS ....................................... P . T . A . CON CER T............................. SOLO AND ENSEMBLES................DISTRICT CONTEST SPRING CONCERT................................... CHOIR.............................DISTRICT CONTEST CASTER SUNRISE SERVICE........................... SOLO ANO ENSEMBLE..................STATE FINALS.. CHOIR..............................STATE FINALS.. DISTRICT P.T.A.................................... MASSILLON HERE.................................... ALL SCHOOL MUSICAL................................ OHIO THEATER FASHION ............................. ..NOVEMBER . .NOVEMBER ..DECEMBER ..DECEMBER ..FEBRUARY ......MARCH ......MARCH ......MARCH ......APRIL ......APRIL ......APRIL ........MAY MAY 10 AND ........MAY ........MAY 1 6 23 6 2 I 27 3 6 1 7 1 1 4 28 1 I 1 1 8 23 LOWELL SCHM I 0 T BETTE WEBER PAT JOHNSTON 115 A CAPPELLA CHOIR ANNE IUSICNAN DICK BUN THE SOPHOMORE CHOIR. USO UNDER THE PINE DIRECTION OF MR. HAMER MITCHEll. HAS COMPtETEO A VERY PROFITABLE YEAR. THIS CHOIR. AS ITS NAME IMPLIES. IAS COMPOSED MOSTLY OF SOPHOMORES IHO MET THIRO PERIOD EVERY 0 A Y OF THE WEEK TO OCCOM£ ACQUAINTED ITH CHORAL MUSIC AND TO PREPARC FOR WORK IN THE CONCERT CHOIR. ONC OF THE MOST OUTSTANDING EVIDENCES OF THEIR HARO WORK WAS SHOWN IN THE SPRING CONCERT. MARCH 6. ALTHOUGH. OF COURSE. THIS CHOIR DIO NOT APPEAR IN THE PUBLIC EYE SO MUCH AS THE CONCERT CHOIR. THEY HAVE OONE A FINE JOB IN PREPARING FOR FUTURE WORK . CHOIR CARNIVAL......................NOVEMBER 12 CHRISTMAS CONCERT...................DECEMBER 22 SPRING CONCERT.........................MARCH 6 EASTER RADIO RECORDING.................MARCH 30 All SCHOOL MUSICAL.......................MAY 18 1 17 M. H. S. BAND ONC OF THE FINEST HIGH SCMOOl SANDS IN THE STATE OF OHIO IS OUR RAICH IR® TYCIR BAND. LATE EAST SUUWER THE BAND BEGAN MEETING AT STADIUM FIEIO IN THE EVENING TO PRACTICE THE FORMATIONS ANO MUSIC THAT THEY PERFORMED AT OUR FOOTBALL GAMES. BOTH AT HOME ANO A A Y. AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON THE MARCHING BAND BECAME THE CONCERT BAND ANO TURNED ITS EFFORTS TO PLAY-INC CONCERT MUSIC. THE RESULT OF ITS CHANGE IAS REVEALCO TO THE PUBLIC AT THE ANNUAL BAND CONCERT IN MARCH. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF M . TED TAGENHORST AND MR. IERNCR SONTAC. THE BAND MET EVERY FIRST PERIOD. THE OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE GROUP IERE I ROGER THALER. PRESIDENT: JACK CONNOR. VICE-PRESIDENT. CAROL PICKrORTH. SECRETARY: AND BRUCE CAMP. BELL. TREASURER. 118 CAROL PICKtORTH. SAM CAMPBELL. JACK CONNOR. ROGER THALER. 119 MR. T AND FRIENDS CLARENCE SHIELOS. RICHARD M| N T Z • CARY GARRET RICHARO COLBY. ROGER RASSCL ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. WERNER SONTAG. THE ORCHESTRA MET EVERY SECONO PERIOD IN THE AUOITORIUM. THE PURPOSE OF THE ORCHESTRA WAS TO PROVIOE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE STUDENTS WHO PlAY STRINGEO INSTRUMENTS TO PERFORM WITH FEllOw STUDENTS. THE PRESIDENT OF THE ORCHESTRA IS BECKY COXi VICE-PRES 1 0 £ N T , CAROL PICKWORTHj TREASURER. BETTY I0u HAHN: SECRETARY. CELES REMY. 120 VISUAL EDUCATION DUE TO THE MANY EFFORTS OF THE VISUAL EDUCATION SERVICE CREW. MANY OFOURCIASSES ARE VAOE MORE ENJOYABLE THROUGH CLASSROOM FILMS. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. FRED ELDER. THE SERVICE CREW OF 1955-56 HAS HANDLED MORE FILMS ANO VISUAL AIDS THAN ANY FORMER SERVICE CREW. ■HKB KitUER. Ronald Heilman. Maurice Raociiffc. RONALD HOLDEN. JOHN HENNY. JERRY CAREK. CHARLES BAUER. STAGE CREW MANY OF YOUR DAYS AT M.H.S. ARE MAUE MORE ENJOYABLE BY THE EFFORTS OF THE STAGE CREW UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. EARL HEASLEY. THESE BOYS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR NEARLY All THE STAGING. LIGHTING. AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE SETS IN SUCH ACTIVITIES AS ASSEMBLIES AND MAJOR PRODUCTIONS INCLUDING THE HOMECOMING OUECN ASSEMBLY. VARSITY VARIETIES. ANO THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY. Ken Ryan. Larry Pete dissuan. Brown mike Cram Terry Mayer HYPHONERIAN “THE VOICE OF THC SCHOOL. THE HYPHONERIAN. WAS DISTRIBUTED TO THE STUDENT BODY ONCE EVERY THREE WEEKS BY THE BUSINESS STAFF. WITH HUGH MAXWELL AND CHARLES HOLMES AS CO-BUSINESS MANAGERS. THE BUSINESS STAFF WAS RESPONSIBLE NOT ONLY FOR THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE PAPER. BUT FOR THE SELLING OF ADS. AND THE FINANCES OF THE PAPER. THE OTHER HALF OF THE HYPHO STAFF. THE EDITORIAL STAFF. WAS FACED WITH THE PROBLEM OF GATHERING THE NEWS. WRITING ARTICLES. AND SETTING UP THE PAPER. THIS WORK WAS DIRECTED BY THE CO-EDITORS PENNY SCHETTLER AND JOYANN HALEY. THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ENTIRE EOITORIAL STAFF WERE SUPERVISED BY MR. HAROLD RABINSON. WHILE MR. HAROLD RAMSEY SERVEO IN THE SAME CAPACITY WITH THE BUSINESS STAFF. CHARLOTTE TAYLOR. PENNY SCHET-TIER. MARTHA YARMON. DAVE BOURNS. JO HALEY. BARB SPOERI. mike MIHALICK. FRED BOGNER. CAROL GOODMAN. JACK KERN. MARY GARVER. JO FISTEK. STAN BERRY. MARY ELLEN SHEERER. 122 PAT HALIABRIN. JANICE STOCKWEll. PHOEBE C CONNELL. SUSIE COOK. PAT SPETKA. CCORGIA BROWN. J U 0 Y HARTMAN. CAROL HERSCH. SANORA BCRTKA. DIANE SPETKA TICKIE FERNYAK. JAN EBERLY. RUTH ■ I X 0 N . JO ZIMMERMAN 123 MANHI6AN STAFF SUE HOUT ASST. £0. RALPH ROSE asst. bus. « cr. ROSE MARIE SPOGNARDI BUS. MCR. MARY GERMANY CIRIS SPORTS CD. GEORGE NELSON BOYS SPORTS CO. MOLLY MAXWELL FACULTY COITOR JUDY MAHONEY CO- FC A TURC CO. JOAN GARBER CO-FEATURC CO. MARCIA PEIRCE ART EDITOR LIZ SCHAEFER CO-SENIOR CO. LINDA ROBINSON CO-SCNIOP '0. larry linton COPY EDITOR MARILYN POWELL UN 0 C R Cl ASS EO. 124 ANGIE OEIOFF. JERRY MULCH. JODY BERKEY. SANDY DUNN. BETSY DONNA CONNEWAY. SALSBURY. THE UANHIGAN STAFF. MEAOEO BY MITER NORCM AND SUSIE HOC T . HAD THE JOB OF PIBLISHING THE 1956 COPY OF THE UANHIGAN. EVERY AFTERNOON DURING THE SIXTH PERIOD THE STAFF MEMBERS FORKED ON THE VARIOUS PHASES OF PRODUCTION IN 204. OUT OF THE MIDST OF CONFUSION AND CHAOS THE 1956 UANHIGAN EMERGED. SCEUINGt UNHARMED BY THE FACT THAT EACH OF THE STAFF MEMBERS SEEMEO TO BE INVOLVED IN COMPIETEIY UNRELATED TASKS All THE TIME. A BUSY AFTERNOON WOULD FIND SOME MEMBERS HAVING PICTURES TAKEN. SOME aRITING COPY. AHO SOME DESIGNING PLATES. WHILE OTHERS PASTCO PICTURES AND TRIMMED. WHILE THIS STATE OF AFFAIRS CONTINUED. THE EDITORS MERELY TORE THEIR HAIR; AND UR. LOESCH. LONG SUFFERING AOVISOR. (lUIETLY WENT MAO. CHUCK ROCHE I SE R , TOM HARTMAN. JIM DOVE. ELAINE VANEFF. PAT DRISCOLL. JO MART. PHYLLIS I A P I N E . 125 STUDENT COUNCIL BILL SCHAAF BRUCE CAMPBELL JUDY MAHONEY PAT DR I SCOL L THE PURPOSE OF T M C STUDENT COUNCIL IS TO PROMOTE BETTER STUOENT GOVERNMENT. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MET AT VARIOUS PCRIOOS EVERY fEONESOAY, THIS COMMITTEE SET THE PROCRAM FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY WHICH MET ON THURSDAY. STUOCNT COUNCIL WAS ADVISCO BY MR. BISHOP AND BILL SCHAAF. BRUCE CAMPBELL. JUDY MAHONEY. AN0 fAT DRISCOLL LEO THE CROUP- ROW 1 : JANEEN HOUSTON. CAROL RAMSEY. JOAN GARBER. JEANETTE MACDONALD. JU OY MAHONEY. SUE H OU T . PAT DRISCOLL. NAN BEAL. ROW 2 t BRUCE CAMPBELL. RON ZAHN. KEN MAYER . ANN LUSIGNAN. JO CROUSE. 1 1 N D A RO 01 N SON , BOB COEN. FRANK ZU BE R . MR. BISHOP. ROW 3 ! ROGER THALER. JOE SCHlVINSKI. 0 A VE BOURNS. JERRY BEABOUT. JACK WARO . BILL SCHAAF. LOWELL SCHMI 0 T. 126 FUTURE TEACHERS SANORA BERTA JANICC STOCRRCLl NANCY SMITH THt FUTURE TEACHERS Of AMERICA 0R6ANI ZATION HAS COMPLETED ANOTHER YEAR AS ONE Of THE ACTIVE ORGANIZATIONS OF M.H.S. UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP OF MISS PEARL OAN BACK THE PURPOSE Of THE F.T.A. IS TO INTEREST YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE TEACHING PROFESSION! TO GIVE MEMBERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO EEARN MORE ABOUT VARIOUS MELOS OP EDUCATION. AND TO ENCOURAGE THEM TO CULTIVATE IN THEMSEI VCS GOOD OUAl I TI £S Of PERSONALITY ANO CHARACTER WHICH ARC NEEOEO IN A GOOD TEACHER. THIS YEAR THE P•T•A• WAS LED 8V LIZ SCHAEFER. SANDRA BCRTKA. BARBARA SPOCRI. JANICE STOCKwElI. BETTY CODER. AND NANCY SMITH. ROW I: JUDY FARRY, SANORA MC KNIGHT. LINDA NOSER. NANCY SMITH. ANNE YUNG. JOAN IETUORE, BARB SPOERI. ROW 2: MISS OANBACK. MICKI CBUBaUG . NANCY STUMP. BETH KIN-OINGCR. PHOEBE MC CONNELL. NANCY SZIRAKI. PAT KENNEDY JOAN P A C K H AM . ROW 3: PAT LAUX. JOAN LUCAS. ELDINE TAYLOR. NANCY MC CLARY. CAROL RAMSEY. GILBERT WALTERS. SANORA BERTKA. BARB HUSTEO. JANICC STOCKWEll. BECKY COX. SUSIE wOLPE. SANDY O’HARA. LIZ SCHAEFER. 127 S. O. P. c Bill SCHAAF. PRESIDENT. PAT KENNEDY• VICE-PRESIDENT, IINOA I 0■R E Y SECRE TARY - T RE ASURC R . MR. BISHOP. MRS. IMMOFF. AOVISORS. THE COIL E 0 E CLUB. OR S.O.P.C. (THESE INITIALS STANO FOR THE IMPRESSIVE TITLE. SOCIETY OF PROSPECTIVE COL I ECI AT[S. ) WAS COMPOSED OF SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS WHO WERE INTERESTED IN GOING ON TO COLLEGE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL. MRS. VIRGINIA IMMOFF AND MR. HERMAN BISHOP WERE THE AOVISORS FOR THE GROUP. BOTH OF THEM SPENT MANY LONG HOURS COUNSELING AND ADVISING SENIORS. WHO WERE UNDECIDED AS TO WHAT COLLEGE TO ATTEND OR WHO NEEDED FINANCIAL AID IN ORDER TO CO ON WITH THEIR EDUCATION. THE MEMBERS OF COLLEGE CLUB MET ONCE A MONTH TO HEAR GUEST SPEAKERS. PANEL DISCUSSIONS. OR TO SEC MOVIES. ON MARCH IS. THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLUB. IN CO-OPERATION WITH THE UNIVERSITY CLUB AND THE A.A.U.R.. SPONSORED THE ANNUAL COLLEGE NIGHT AT THIS TIME REPRESENTATIVES AND ALUMNI FROM MANY DIFFERENT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES VISITED OUR SCHOOL TO HELP THE STUDENTS AND THEIR PARENTS HAVC SOME IDEA OF THE TYPES OF SCHOOLS AVAILABLE. 128 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 129 ATTENDANCE OFFICE TO KEEP All ATTENDANCE RECORDS. A fllE ON ATTENDANCE IRREGULARITIES. AND TO ISSUE SPECIAL passes is the joa or the at- TENOANCE DEPARTMENT. THC GIRIS ALSO COLLECT THE DAILY ATTENDANCE RECORDS PROM EACH ROOM AND DISTRIBUTE THE ABSENCE LISTS. THIS DEPARTMENT IS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MRS. LUCILLE LORRY. ROW I: LOU ANN BLACKSTONE. CAROLYN FRASHER. JOYCE LAE . NANCY STUMP. Pat JOHNSTON. DUNNE OAISLEY. VIRGINIA WOLF. ROW 2: CAROLYN SMITH. SANDY 8 C E R . DCLORES REED. NAY MATTHES. MRS. LObREY. PAT DANAS. CHARIESTINE CHASE. LINDA LOwRY. CAROLYN ROBINSON. LIBRARY STAFF LOOKING FORA BOOK OR REFERENCE MATERIAL T THE GIRLS OF THE LIBRARY STAFF (III BE GLAD TO HELP YOU. THEY GIVE THEIR FREE TIME TO HELP WITH THE SERVICE THE LIBRARY GIVES THC SCHOOL. THEIR MANY SERVICES INCLUDE CHECKING BOOKS IN AND OUT OF THE LIBRARY. SHELVING THEM. AND DOING OTHER TASKS TO HELP THE LIBRARIAN. MISS CULBERTSON. ROW CAROL EGNER. VIVIAN SAUNDERS. HELEN FREDRICKS. ROW 2: PAT MACDONALD. MISS ROWEN. EUOORA DINGER. BARBARA CULBERTSON. TERRY ROSS. 130 ROGER SCHUU 0 VE SHOOt JOAN SIMON NANCY SMITH FAITH TEENS THE MOTTO OF THE FAITH TEENS IS FORSAKING All I TAKE HIM. THEY MEET EVERY MORNINC FROM 8:00 TO 8:10 IN THE FOURTH FIOOR CONFERENCE room for a irayer meeting. they also meet tro Saturday nights of EVERY MONTH. THEY HAVE AN ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY ANO A SPRING BANOUET. THE ClUB IS NOR SUPPORTING A KOREAN AAR ORPHAN. ROW I : 0 H Al E . ROW 2 : Cl I F FE . NANCY SMITH. JOAN $l“ON. JANET MIESTER. SHIRIENE OONIEY. GLORIA 0£ TTY HAHN . MR. RAHN. RONALD IEGER. DAVE SHOOK. J|u BRUNOAGE. MAURICE RAO STANLEY PRICHARD. PHIL KEEFER. 131 RED CROSS JUDY HARTMAN R CfW I: ELAINE GROSSKOPF. B I R 0 I E WEIL. SYIVIA ECKENROOE. JOAN I A M M . RUTH SPRINGER. CAROL JENNINGS. NANCY MYERS. PENNY WACMS. ANN REMMER. ROW 2: MISS HARDIN. JOAN ItTMORE. NANCY BUOIN. JANET MEISTER. PAT «C IAIN. CAROL GOODMAN. SALLY BISHOP. BETTY LOU ABBEY. ROW 3; ELIZABETH SCHAEFER. NANCY MILLER. CAROL HILLS. OONNA BURTON. DARLENE HONEYCUTT. DCANNE LEUTHNER. ANN DAY, HELEN KAl INOFF. JUDY HARTMAN. SHARON lELKER. BEVERLY SMITH. JAUNITA ANDERSON. MARY REYNOLDS. HELEN KAUF. DIXIE LUTIMAN. Mary Reynolds sally bishop The purpose of the junior red cross IS TO OEVEIOP AND CO-ORDINATE the JUNIOR REO CROSS IN M.H.S. ANO TO SERVE OTHERS UNSELFISHLY BY rORKING TOGETHER. AT CHRISTMAS TIME THE GROUP RENT CAROLING TO VARIOUS RCST HOMES ANO PAINTED SCENES ON THE W I N 0 0 R S . THEY MADE FAVORS FOR SEVERAL HOSPITALS ON GEORGE WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY. All WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE UNITED APPEAL ARE MEMBERS. THERE IS ONE P£RSON FROM EACH HOME ROOM WHO REPRESENTS THESE MEMBERS. THEIR AOVISOR 1$ M|SS KATHERINE HARDIN. 132 CHRISTMAS BASKETS MRS. WHITING WAt TIR NOREM JUDY MAHONEY THE FRONT LOBBY ANO 214 HCRE AT SCHOOL WERE THE SCENES OF GREAT ACTIVITY THE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL BEFORE CHRISTMAS VACATION THIS YEAR. YCS. THE CHRISTMAS BASKETS COMMITTEE. HUS COUNTLESS OTHER STUDENTS. FRIENDS. AND BARENTS. WAS HARO AT WORK. THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS BASKETS PROJECT. UNOCR THE DIRECTION OF MRS. RUTH WHITING. HAS ALWAYS BEEN AN IMPORTANT ACTIVITY AT M.H.S. THIS IS REALLY THE ONLY PROJECT HERE AT SCHOOL IN WHICH EVERY SINGLE PERSON • • TEACHER ANO STUOENT AI I KE• •PART I CI PATES . EVERYONE JOINS TOGETHER TO FILL FOOD BASKETS AND TO BRING TOYS AND CLOTHES FOR THE NEEOY FAMILIES WHO HAVE CHILOREN OF SCHOOL ACE. THIS YEAR THEY FILLED 100 BASKETS WHICH WERE SENT TO 80 FAMILIES. WAITER NOREM WAS DELIVERY CHAIRMAN FOR THE UKOtRTAIING THIS YEAR. BOB COEN ANO CHIP ROSS WERE HIS ASSISTANTS. JUDY MAHONEY WAS GENERAL CHAIRMAN. BETSY SALSBURY ANO LOIS HALLER ASSISTED HER. PRESIDENT VICE-MCS l SOI StC ET r TRIASURI prank zubcr oale lewis MR‘ ROn dapper Jerry hoiden OBE Rl ANOER VOCATIONAL CLUB WITHOUT TMC HEl OP THE VOCA-TIONAt DEPARTMENTS. UNDER THE AOVISORSHIP OF THE VOCATIONAI CtUB. MANY PROJECTS. SUCH AS THE REPAIRING OF TOYS FOR CHRISTMAS. WOULD BE NEARLY |M-POSS I BL E . UNDER THE 0 1 REC T 1 ON OF MR . V 1 Rl OBERlANDER. THE VOCA T 1 0 N A I CLUB S MAIN FUNCTION IS TO PRO- MOTE HARMONY BETWEEN THE VOCA- TIONAl DEPARTMENTS AND THE REST OF THE SCHOOI. 134 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT THIS YEAR. FOR THE FIRST TIME. STUDENTS AT M.H.S. WERE GIVEN THE OMORTUNITY TO JOIN JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENTS. INC. THIS NATION HOE VEN- TURE WAS BROUGHT TO MANSFIELD BY THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO GIVE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HERE THE OP-FORTUNITY TO BECOME ACOUAlNTED WITH THE METHODS OF OPERATION OF MODERN IN OU S TRY . EACH J.A. COMPANY IS OPERATED AS AN INDEPENDENT UNIT. THE STUDENTS SOLD STOCK. HANDLEO PRODUCTION AND SALES. ANO KEPT CAREFUL RECOROS OF EACH STEP . THE F 1 VE J . A . COMP AN 1 C S WERE AIDED BY AN ADUL T ADV1SOR FROM THE SPONSORING FIRMS. THE COMPANIES ■ERE THE KEEN-TEEN PRODUCTS CO.I WES-CRAFTS. BOOD-TEEN CO.. JAMAN PRODUCTS CO.. ANO THE NOVELTIES CO. SEATED ARE HELEN KALINOFF. BARB HERRING. ANO ROSE ANNE HARTMAN WITH THEIR ADVISOR. OTHER M.H.S. STUOENTS ARE GLENN PENROD. DON DEYARMAN. AND CLETUS KURT2MAN. GIRLS’ STATE LIZ SCHAEFER IIZ SCHAEFER RAS STATE FROM M.H.S. IN UNIVERSITY IN COIUUIUS. NATIONALIST PARTY ANO SHE HAO AN OPPORTUNITY DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. THE DELEGATE TO BUCKEYE GIRLS 1955 WHICH WAS HELD AT CAPITAL OHIO. LIZ WAS A MEMItR OF THE REPRESENTED THE CITY OF GAGE. OF SERVING AS SECRETARY OF THE THIS LAST YEAR APPROXIMATELY 546 GIRLS ATTENDED BUCKEYE GIRLS STATE. BOB LEVERTON BOYS’ STATE EIGHT BOYS REPRESENTED M.H.S. THIS PAST YEAR AT BUCKEYE BOYS STATE AT CAMP PERRY ON LAKE ERIE. THE BOYS LEARNEO THE FUNDAMENTALS OF DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT AND HAD THE EXPERIENCE OF SETTING UP A MOCK GOVERNMENT. ALL IN ALL THE BOYS LEARNED THE WORKINGS OF OUR WAY OF GOVERNMENT. JOHN OOYlE WALT slobooa BILL BALL LARRYwIllY JOHN WOLFARTH ROGER ™ L£R HI-Y-TEEN COUNCIL THE Ml-Y COUNCIl MET ON EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAY AT 7 O'CLOCK AT THE Y.W.C.A. THIS COUNCIL CONSISTS OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE VARIOUS Hl-Y ANO Y-TEEN CLUBS. JOANN ZIMMERMAN WAS THE LEADER OF THE CLUB THIS YEAR. AIT SLOBOOA. JODY BERKEY. LINDA ROBINSON. NAN ROW 2s DON OE YARMON. MARCIA KRAFT. CHUCK BOWERS. !Ul • r CK HENKEL. BILL $ c H A A F , CHUCK EAVES. RADIO STANDING: FAT BLAYNEY. WAITER SLOBOOA. LOWELL SCHMIDT. GEORGE NELSON. DICK STILLWELL. BILL CUNNINGHAM. STAN WORK-SHOP SEATED: FhOEBC mc CONNELL. MILLER. HUGH MAXWELL. TERRY SCHC TTL ER . ROGER ROSS . THALER. CARLENE OOBBIE KAUTZ. PENNY IF YOU WILL KCEF YOUR RAOI0 DIAL TUNED TO STATION w M A N EVERY SECONO WEDNESDAY AT 6:45 P.M.. YOU Will HEAR THE RADIO WORKSHOF. THIS GROUF. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS LOUISE GERwIN. MEETS TO DISCUSS TIMCLY SUBJECTS. AND TO PRESENT NEWS TO THE TEEN-AGERS OF MANSFIELD CONCERNING THE Hl-Y AND Y-TFEN CLUBS. 137 OLD STAN FREEMAN j|u UITCHEL CARY SHORT Bill CUNNINGHAM CH SENIOR Hl-Y THE SENIOR Hl-Y MEETS EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT AT 7 0 'CLOCK • THE CLUB THIS YCAR HAS SPONSORED MANY VARIOUS PROJECTS SUCH AS A CANOY SAIC. CHRISTMAS ANC SPRING FORMALS. SAU Or CHRISTMAS TREES. AND THE TRIP TO WASHINGTON. THEIR PURPOSE IS TO INSTALL INTO THE MINOS OF ITS MEMBERS GOOD PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE AND GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION.” STAN FREEMAN. JIM MITCHELL. GARY SHORT. AND BILL CUNNINGHAM LEO THE SENIOR Hl-Y THIS YEAR. ROW ll MIKE ROHAl. KEN SMALTZ. GARY SHORT. PAT BLA- J,“ “• CHEll. BILL CUNNINGHAM. STAN 'EY. STAN f Nt CMAN • BOB I EVER TON. FREEMAN. GARY SHORT. MR. HAMILTON. ROW 2: JOSEPH HERMAN. WALT SLOBOOA. ROD CAMPBELL. BILL BAOltRj, BRAD VINSON. BRUCE CAMPBELL. CHUCK BAUER. CHUCK EAVES. DAVE ELIOT. WALT NOREM. ROW 3 t JACK JEFFERIES. BOB WOLFARTH. LARRY LINTON. JOHN SPRINGER. JOHN EVANS. NICK OROSAN. ROGER THALER. 138 SENIOR Y-TEENS IINO ROBINSON BARB SPOERI TO GROW AS A PERSON: TO GROW IN FRIENDSHIP WITH PEOPLE OF ALL RACES. RELIGIONS. AND NATIONALITIES: TO GROW IN THE KNOWLEDGE OF LOVE OF GOO.” THIS IS THE PURPOSE OF THE SENIOR Y-TEENS. THE CLUB THIS YE AR H AS pART I C I PATE0 IN MANY SUCCESSFUL ACTIVITIES SUCH AS A RECOGNITION SERVICE. OPEN HOUSE. TRIP TO WASHINGTON. NOT TO MENTION THE GAY PARTIES AND HAYRIOES. LINDA ROBINSON. BARB SPOERI. LIZ SCHAEFER. AND PAT HALLABRIN WERE THE OFFICERS 0F THE CLUB THIS YEAH. L I Z SCHAEFE R ROW 1 : ROW 2 : ROW 3: patsy barnes. liz schaefer GEORGIA BROWN. JOAN SIMON. RITA FORWITH. NORMA EGNER. JANICE STOCKwEL I . LINDA ROBINSON. PHYLLIS SCHLUTER. BARB lOlf. JUOY AATSON. BARB HERRING. HELEN KALINOFF. FLORENCE VC DOWELL. PHOEBE VC CONNELL. SUSIC WOLFE. 139 BOB COEN JIM KOLB OAVC BRUNNER CHUCK KINDLE DAVE BOURNS JUNIOR Hl-Y THE JUNIOR Hl-Y MEETS EVERY UONOAY NIGHT AT 7:00. THIS CLUB'S PURPOSE IS “TO CREATE. MAINTAIN. AND EXTEND THROUGH. OUT THE SCHOOL. CLUB. AND COMMUNITY HIGH STANDARDS OF CHRISTIAN LIVING. THIS YEAR THE JUNIORS HAVE SPONSORED A CHRIST-MAS AND SPRING FORMAL. THE OFFICERS ARE BOB COEN. JIM KOLB. OAVC BRUNNER. AND CHUCK KINDLE. —--- ROW t: PLOCR GAALAAS. ROGER RENWICK, DON DC- YARMON. RICK HENKEL. OAVE GUIHCR. BUTCH HARING. ROW 2: STAN BERRY. TOM ANGLIN. FRED CROVES. JOHN S I £CENTMA I CR . KEN ACKERMAN. PETE SEIGEN-THALER. JIM LUTZ. TOM REISTCR. ROW I: DAVE BRUNNER. JIM KOLB. JAY COEN. DAVE BOURNS. CHUCK KINDLE. STEPHENS. BOB ROW 2: DICK BISHOP. JACK (ADD. SCHMELTER. CHUCK BENSON. JCRRY ENS. JIM HARDY. DUD M | L E S . PHIL ECKCRT. Al MILLER. STEVE CLEM. 140 JUNIOR Y-TEENS BETSY SALS BURY THE JUNIOR Y. TEENS H OL 0 THE I R MEETINGS EVERY MONDAY AT THE Y.V.C.A. THEIR PURPOSE IS TO PROMOTE FRIENDSHIP AMONG JUNIOR CIRLS AT M.H.S. AMONG THEIR MANY PROJECTS. THEY HAVE MADE THANKSGIVING TRAY FAVORS FOR THE HOSRIT. ALS ANO CHRISTMAS BASKETS. BETSY SALSBURY. PAT DRISCOLL. JAN EBERLY. ANO JOANN ZIMME.RMAN ARC THE OF. FICERS FOR THE JUNIOR V-TEENS. JAN EBERLY JOANN Z I MUE RMAN PAT DR I SCOl I ROW 1: JODY BCRKEY. PAT DRISCOLL SONNIE METCALF. SALLY BISHOP. ROW 2: JOAN NEFF. KAREN DEVERS. DUNN. CAROL NEAL. CHRIS FERNYAK. BEAL. MISS RUNYON. . BETSY SALSBURY. ROW IS RUTH WIXON. BETTY CODER. JO HART. DONNA CONNEIAY JANET STEFFEY. JUDY HARTMAN JAN EBERLY. sandyROw 2: Miss bodi. juoy farry. 11ne NAN STEVENS. CAPOS PROCTOR JANET STASH. SU •AOSWORTH. ROBERTA Ell. JIM BAICOLM CHOCK STOStBBOOK OAVE KIBLER bob ROBINSON A„T HAMMETT SOPHOMORE Hl-Y THE SOPHOMORE HI•Y THIS YEAR WAS LEO BY JIM BA4.COLM. CHUCK STONEBROOK. 0 A V E KIBLER. BOB ROBINSON. ANO ART HAM. METT. BECAUSE OF A LATE START IN ORGAN 1 ZING THE CLUB. THEY HAVE NOT BEEN VERY ACTIVE. ROW I: JODY KENNEOY. BOB ROBINSON. OAVCKK I BLER. CHUCK STONEBROOK. J|M S CH I V I N S K I . ART HAMMETT. BAICOLM. JOE ROB SIOCKER. DICK LA RUE. GORDIE SMITH. OONNIC MABEE. MIKE FRAMPTON. JOHN BARNES. ROW 2: JIM M JOHN BARNES. RAY BR I N I CK . NNHCNNIT. MIKE FRAMPTON. OON PHIPPS. JOE HOUSTON. OICK BACK. SORBIC SMITH. JIM BEER. J,M BEER. DICK LA RUE. JIM M I NNHENN I T . 142 SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS THE SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS WERE IEO BY DIANE SCHISKA. CONNIE WILLIAMS. MARCIA KRAFT. AND BARRIE MACNAIL THIS YEAR. THEIR PURPOSE OIANE SCHISKA IS TO GROW AS A PERSON. TO GROW IN FRIENDSHIP WITH THE PEOPLE OF All RACES. RELIGIONS. AND NATIONALITIES. THE SOPHOMORES MEET EVERY MONOAY NIGHT AT THE Y.w.C.A. CONNIE WILLIAMS MARCIA KRAFT BARRIE MACNAIL GROUP OF SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS WORKING ON A PROJCCT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C I Itl I KNEFELV. PEP CLUB WAIT SIOBODA • TO HELP CREATE SCHOOL SPIRIT ANO PEP. IS THE PURPOSE OP THE PEP CLUB UNDER THE SPONSORSHIP or MRS. HOrrMAN. this year the members or THE PEP CLUB SOLD MANSFIELD PENNANTS ANO T Y G E R PENCILS. ALSO PEP POSTERS WERE MADE ANO THE GOAL POSTS WERE DECORATED AT All POOTBALL GAMES. BUSES WERE CHARTERED FOR MOST OUT OF TOWN FOOTOAll ANO BASKETBALL GAMES IN OROCR TO SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL. THE OFFICERS OF THE PEP CLUB ARE WALT SIOBODA, OONNA SHARP. TERRY ROSS. AND M” SECTION The «'• SECTION CONSISTED OT NINTY-ONE GIRLS roilY CLAD IN OUR SCHOOL COLORS Of RCO ANO A H I T E . THE PURPOSE Of THE M SECTION IS TO CREATE PEP AND ENTHUSIASM AT THE .BASKETBALL GAMES ANO TO CHEER OUR GREAT TYGERS TO VICTORY. THIS PAST YEAR. M.H.S. PENCILS WERE SOLO BY THE GIRLS IN ORDER THAT THEY COULO TRAVEL TO A $HI ANO ANO LIMA TO SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL. JEANETTE «C OONALO WAS THE SENIOR CAPTAIN ANO OARLENE HESTON ACTED AS JUNIOR CAPTAIN. THE ' M SECTION IS CONNECTEO WITH THE PEP CLUB ANO UNDER THE DIRECTION 0 f MRS. HOffMAN. 145 CHEERLEADERS 'AT JOHNSTON 0 ANNE DA I SICY ■ALT SI 0 BOD A T£ RRY ROSS 808 KNACKSTEDT BETTE WEBER CHARLES 010 TO BACK OUR TEAM AT All TIMES IS THE PURPOSE OF THE CHEERLEADERS. ANOTHER IS TO CREATE SPIRIT IN THE STUDENT BODY. THE CHEERLEADERS ARE LEO BY PAT JOHNSTON. H E A 0 CHEERLEADER. AND HEI ASSISTANT, MARY REAM. THEIR ADVISOR IS MR. HAILEY. THE CHEERLEADERS CHEERCO AT All FOOTBALL GAMES AND VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES. THEY ALSO SPONSOREO A PEP ASSEMBLY AND A OANCE. 0 I A N N £ , SLUGGER. MARY. TERRY. PAT CHARLIE JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS THE JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS •ERE CHOSEN LAST FAIL BY THE STUOENT BODY. ANY JUNIOR •HO WlSHEO TO TRYOUT COUIO. THEN TEN FtOPlE ERE SEIECTEO ANO WERE PRESENTED IN AN ASSEMBLY, THE STUDENT 800Y THEN VOTED FOR THEIR FAVORITES. THEY FIRST CHEERED AT THE HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY AND FOOTBALL GAME. THEY ALSO CHEERED AT All HOME RESERVE BASKCTBAll GAMES AND THE RESERVE CAME AT ASHLAND. MR. HAILEY IS THEIR AfrVISOR. BIRDIE. SCOTTY. PENNY. TERRY SPEECH CLASSES DONNA SHARP. LYNDA SMITH. CHARI C S KOCHEISER. JANICE STOCKfEll. ROGER THALER. SONIA RERT. ELIZABETH SCHAEFER. CHARLOTTE Taylor, ken waver. JERRY fEISENBURCER. JIM OOVE. BARBARA HUSTEO. DICK B E AI . JOHN WHITE. 148 DRAMATICS CLASSES GOOD MORNING: MARCIA NORMAN. PAT ORISCOll. STAGE door: CARIENC MIllCR. PEGGY SARGENT. DEATH «ATCH : EUGENE SMITH PAT LANNINC KAY METZGER KAY WOODMAN RONAIO FI EMM I NG 149 150 PAT MCIIYAR. ANNE NAAS. JO HALEY. SUSIE COOK. JIM HERRING. JOAN SIMON. JOE MERMAN. PAT BlAYNEY. MIKE TEMPI ETON . HUGH MAXRELL. PAUL 0 A N A S . VARSITY STAGE CREW Larry Brown Bob Walters Bob Roth Bob D. Roth Bill Weaning Jim Mitchell John Weir Mike Rohal USHERETTES Angie Deloff Lorle Rauch Susie Cook Barb Haerle Bev Heileman Betty Schnittke Carolyn Robinson Trudy Ropp WRITERS Walt Norem Linda Robinson Sue Hout Pat McOyar COSTUMES Linda Lowrey Nancy Stump Yvette Letter Susie Campbell Barb Herring PROGRAMS Susie Cook Mary Ream Jo Haley Jim Herring Pat Mcflyar Anne Naas Rae Brewer Pat Hallabrin Joan Simon BUSINESS Ruth Brown Joan Garber Pat Blayney Mike Templeton Stan FYeeman Jack Kern ROW 1 : C A z o I ON G . G 1 NN Y BARBIE HUS Tto . JON 1 P A C « H A M ROW 2 : J A air E RN S T . PAT K PENNY SCM E T TL £ R . P A T GA TMM A SUSIE MOUT. NANCY STUMP. NANCY SZIRAKI. sun CAMPBELL. IINDA IOIREY. VARIETIES SCENERY Jackie F nst Penny Schettler Barb Husted Pat Kennedy Kennetha Hildebrand Ginny Wolfe Joan Packham Carolyn Long Barb VSalker Beth Kindinger PROPERTIES Adelle Morley Liz Schaefer Bobbie Kautz Ken Smaltz Lowell Bond MUSIC Judy Mahoney Anita Pat kin Lynda Smith Mary Carver Georgia Brown MAKE-UP Janet Beagle Mary Germany Barb Wolfe Rose Ann Hartman Sally Smaltz PUBLICITY Barb Spoeri Janice Stock well Pat Spetka Lani Negln Mary Lou Keller Nancy Bagota Shirley Boley Margaret Brandt Eleanor Collins Leda Summers Larry Linton TICKETS Hugh Maxwell Joe Herman Paul Danas Bruce English ROW 1: l A N I NEGIN. BARB SPOERI. PAT SPETKA. ROW 2: JANICE STOCKlEll. IARRY LINTON. EICANOR COltINS. PAT MCIIYAR. BUTCH NOREU. SUSIE HOUT. LINDA ROBINSON. 151 VARSITY VARIETIES MARCIA PEIRCE ANN SLA6AUGH RUTH IE BROWN ROGER THALER USING THE THEME IN- SIDE U.S.A.” THE SENIOR CLASS PRESCNTEU V A R s 1 TY V A R 1 E T i E s or 1 9 56 ON r E B- R U A R Y 15 AND 16. ROGER THAI C R AND CARIENE MfilER AS UNCLE SAM AND A SCHOOL. GIRL CONDUCTED THE AUDI-ENCt ON A TOUR or SOME or THE BETTER KNO N SPOTS IN THE U.S. ENDING THE TOUR IN HOUETOlN. U.S. A. ■MERC THE ENTIRE CAST IAS UASSEO TO SING •'GOO BLESS AU[R. I C A CARLFNE MILLER JUDY MAHONEY JOAN GARBER MOLLY MAXWELL 152 PLAY COMMITTEES PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR.............MARTHA THOMAS PROMPTERS............PATRICIA MILLION. NANCY MC CLARY MAKE-UP: BARBARA SPOERI. BEVERLY COX. ELOINE TAYLOR. JANICE STOCKWEll. BARBARA OLF. USHERETTES: HELEN KAllNOFF. NANCY STUMP. LOU ANN BLACKSTONE. NANCY BOOATIN. GEORGIA BROWN. JOAN GARBER. MARY GERMANY. SUE HOUT. ANN K A U T Z . ELIZABETH KENNEDY. CAROLYN LONG. JUDY NAHONEY. ADC I I E MORLEY. PHOEBE MC CONNELL. JOAN PACK-HAM, MARCIA PEIRCE. ELIZABETH SCHAEFER. PHYLLIS SCHLUTER. DONNA SHARP. ANN SLABAUGH. LYNDA SMITH. SET DECORATIONS: ANN SLABAUGH. RALPH BEAM. JACOUELINE ERNST. STANLEY FREEMAN. BARBARA HUSTED. ADELLE MORLEY. RICHARO STIL-WCLL. MICHAEL TEMPLETON. JAMES TRAVIS. VIRGINIA WOLF. TICKETS: JOSEPH HERMAN. PATRICIA BARNES. CHARLES CUNNING. MARY GERMANY. ANN KAUTZ. ROBERT IEVERTON, JUDITH MAHONEY. EOWARO PFAU. MICHAEL ROHAl. DONNA SHARP. WILLIAM WENNING, LARRY WILLEY. PROGRAMS: ELIZABETH SCHAEFER. LOU ANN BLACKSTONE. NANCY BOGATIN. PUBLICITY: MARCIA PEIRCE. WAITER SL0800A. PATRICK BLAYNEY. JOAN GARBER. JOYANN HALCY. KENNETH SMAl T Z . ART CONSULTANT............MARY JANE BOLUS STAGE crew: STAGE ADVISOR...........EARL HEASLEY STAGE MANAGER............LAWRENCE BROWN PETER BISSMAN. MICHAEL CRAM KENNETH RYAN. TERRY MAYER. MUSIC CO-OROINATOR JOHN R 0 I F ARTH SENIOR CLASS PLAY MRS. THOMAS PENNY 1000. . . . CHUCK HARRIS. . . MRS . ROOD . . . . ElMCR TUTTIC. . . DR. WOOD.......... EfFIt ............ “HU 10U . . . . C. MCRVYN ROBERTS ROGER VAN VICCK . MR. HARRIS. . . . SHIRlEY WENTWORTH RAlPH WENTWORTH . JULIE HARRIS. . . • • . .TERRY ROSS • • . JACK CONNOR . . .JOAN RE TMORE RIlllAM CUNNINGHAM . ■ SCHMIOT . PENNY SCHC TTl CR . .PAUlA ACKERMAN • . .Roger Thaie r . . .HUGH MAXWELL . . GEORGE NElSON . . ELAINE IYMPER • •BRIICC CAMPBELL . . NANCY SZIRAKI 154 SENIOR CLASS PLAY PENNY 000. . . . CHUCK HARRIS. . . MRS. 000 . . . . ELMER TU TTl E . . . OR. WOOD.......... E f r i e......... MILLY LOU . . . . G. MCRVYN ROBERTS ROGE R VAN VI ECK . MR. HARRIS. . . • SHIRLEY WENTWORTH RALPH WENTWORTH . JULIE HARRIS. . . . .CARL INC MILLER . . . .CARY SHORT . . . . ANNE NAAS WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM . .LOWELL SCHMIDT PATRICIA HAllABRIN . . MOLLY MAXWELL . . .ROGER THALER . . .HUGH MAXWELL . . GEORGE NELSON . . ELAINE LYMPER . . ORUCC CAMP BELL PA-RICIA MC ILYAR 155 Mias Pat Driscoll 632 West Cook Hoad Mansfield, Ohio Dear Miss Driscoll: It certainly was an honor to be chosen to select your Manhigan Queen, All of the candidates are so lovely, I felt they should all be winners. However, as there can be only one queen, I choose No, 3 (Three). Thank you again - my very best wishes to all. 156 MANHI6AN QUEEN 157 JUDY MAHONEY BEAUTIES OF 1956 158 BEAUTIES OF 1956 159 160 161 ATHLETICS P RON T ROW LETT TO RIGHT: mac K. kigktoiO, THIRD ROW: GulHtn. EICkhoff. bucom, • a «0 VERMILION. OROSAN. 0. JOHNSON. TRAVIS. WII SON. OAVIS. SMEITER. E1100. IEONARO. B . FRANTA I. JOHNSON. CAIVCR. MAYER. O. FRANTA. IEABOUT. MILES. 8. MATHERS. SECONO ROW: whi TE. PHI L P 0 T T . S CH V 1 N S K I . I 1 V - HOFF. HORSEMAN. B E R N A T . KOLB. ACKERMAN. GROVES LUTZ. QUAY. T A YI OR . LAST ROW! JO-NES. SCOTT. GOUCC. Util . MARVICSON. BE I 1 • w • “ATHERS . HOOD. HARDY. EN Gt I SH . FOOTBALL COACH BOB McNEA THE TYCERS HAD A TERRIFIC SEASON. TYING MASSILLON AND FINISHING THIRD IN All THE ROLLS. TYGER COACH BOB MC MIA. WHO IS REPLACING COACH Bill PETERSON. MAINTAINS THAT THE TYGER TEA- COULD LICK ANY HIGH SCHOOL TEAM IN THE STATE AND WE ARE INCIINED TO AGREE WITH HIM. THIS IS COACH MC NEA’S FIRST SCASON INMANS-FIELD AS HEAD COACH. PREVIOUSLY HE COACHED AT CUYAHOGA FALLS FOR FIVE YEARS AND AT ILL TOM I FOR TWO YEARS: IN TMt lA8T vt‘ WITH AN UNDEFEATED RECORD. WITH THIS EXCEL- LENT COACHING AND THE TYGERS UNDYING WILL TO WIN. OUR TYGER TtAM IS SURE TO Bt THE TOPS IN THE STATE NEXT YEAR. 162 COACH CRAMMER COACH FRYE COACH PIERSON COACH BRUCE COACH BOB MC NU, A10NG WlTHHlSCAP ABIC ASSISTANTS. COACHED THE FINE TYGER TEAM TO AN EIGHT WIN. ONE 10 SS. ONE TIE. RECORO AND A THIRD RIACE RANKING IN THE STATE. ALTHOUGH MANSFIELD WAS HIT HARD BY INJURIES ANO BAD BREAKS. T H C SPIRIT NEVER OICO. IN FACT. THE TYGERS BECAME STRONGER AS THE SEASON PROGRESSED. HAVING OEEN INSPIREO BY THE GREAT CAM! WITH MASSILLON. WHICH ENOEO IN A 12-12 TIE. THEY WENT THROUGH THE REST OF THE SEASON WITHOUT LOSING A GAME. THE ONLY LOSS CAME AT THE HANDS OF HAM. ILTON WHEN THE THEN I NEXPER I ENCE0 TYGER T C A M DROPPED A HARO FOUGHT GAME 13-0. THE SEASON WAS highliteo BY THE GREAT PLAYING OF WILLIE MACK. WHO WAS NAMED THE BEST BACK IN THE STATE BY All THE POLLS. OTHER MEMBERS OF THE TEAM ACHIEVED ALL-OHIO STANDING ANO THE TEAM AS A WHOLE WAS CERTAINLY ONE OF THE BEST IN THE STATE AND THE BEST W£ VE HAD AT M.M.S. FOR MANY YEARS. SCHEDULE MANSF I ELD..........52 MANSF I ELD..........18 MANSF I ELD...........0 MANSF I ELD..........13 MANSF IELD...........19 MANSF IELD...........12 MANSF IELD...........34 MANSF I ELO..........34 MANSF IELD............7 MANSF IELD...........19 AND SCORES CLEVELAND EAST.......6 M I DDLETOWN.........0 HAMI L T ON.........13 WARREN..............12 LIMA.................7 MASS I LLON.........12 SANDUSKY.............0 PORTSMOUTH...........0 LAKEWOOD.............0 SPRINGFIELD..........6 FINAL RECORD...........8 WINS-..1 LOSS... I TIE 163 COACH BOB UC N C A S DEBUT IAS A GOOD ONE. AS THE fOltflfUl TYGERS. RATEO SECONO IN THE PRE-SEASON POll. COM. PIETEIY OUTP I AYED THE Cl EVE I AND EAST FOOTBALLERS IN THE SEASON OPENER AT ARLIN PIEIO. 52-6. All - OHIO WllllE MACK IED THE TYGERS. SCORING T • 0 TOUCHDOWNS ON RUNS OP THREE ANO SEVEN YARDS. VETERAN END KERMIT WILSON SCORED ON A 53 YARO PASSPIAY WITH HIGHTOWER. THOMPSON. WARO. GUI HER AND PHIIPOTT COMPUTING THE SCORING WITH A TOUCHDOWN EACH. PHILPOTT'S SCORE CAME ON A 97 YARO RETURN OF A PASS INTERCEPTION. EAST'S lONt TOUCH-DOWN CAME IN THE SECONO PERIOO WITH THE TYGERS AI READY LEADING 25-0. THE TYCER DEFENSE KEPT THEM IN CHECK THE REST OF THE GAME. THE HARO BLOCKING AND TACKLING OF THE TYCER LINE WAS A KEY FACTOR IN THE VICTORY. MANSFIELD SCORED All OF THEIR POINTS IN THE THIRD STANZA TO WHIP A TOUGH MIOOIETOWN TEAM. 16-0. THE TYCER OFFENSE WAS HAMPERED BY THE MUOOY FIELD THROUGHOUT THE GAME. DUE TO B«0 WEATHER ONLY 2.500 FANS WERE ON HAND TO WITNESS THE G.O.l. OPENER. IN THE OPENING MINUTES OF THE THIRD 00 ARTER. A BIOCKED PUNT GAVE MANSFIELD THE BALL ON THE VIDOIES 36. MOMCNTS LATER THOMPSON WENT FOR THE SCORE FROM THE 26. AFTER THE KICKOFF MIDDLETOWN CAME OUT TO THE 50. WHERC THEY HAD TO PUNT. THE KICK WAS TAKEN 8Y MACK WHO RACED 80 YARDS FOR A 12-0 COUNTER. THREE MINUTES LATER A FINE BIT OF BLOCKING TURNED MACK LOOSE FOR THE FINAL TOUCHDOWN . 164 JERRY BEABOUT SEN I OR TACKLE ALL-OHIO 1ST TEAM ALL G.O.L. 1ST TEAM KEN MAYEh SEN I OR GUARD NICK CKOSAN SEN I OR CENTER VHLL.IE MACK SEN I OR HALFBACK ALL G.O.L. 1st TEAM ALL-OHIO 1ST TEAM OHIO’S OUTSTANDING PLAYE ALL•AMERI CAN AN INSPIREO MANSFIELD SENIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM GAINED A SHARE OF THE 1955 GREATER OHIO LEAGUE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP WITH A TREMENDOUS 19-6 VICTORY OVER THE SPRINGFIELD WI I OCA T S . THE TYGERS. PLAYING WITHOUT THE AIO OF GUARTIRBACK JACK WARD. SCORED THE FIRST TIME THEY GOT‘THE BALL AND COM. PLETELY DOMINATED PLAY TO TUMBLE SPRINGFIELD TO ITS FIRST DEFEAT IN THE G.O.L. THE BRILLIANT PtRFORUANCES OF BOBBY EICHOFF. WILBUR HIGHTOWER AND BILLIE MACK WERE THE BIG FACTORS FOR THE TYGERS WHO FINISHED THEIR 1955 SEASON WITH EIGHT BINS. ONE LOSS. ANO ONE TIE. HIGHTOWER TWICE OROVE INTO THE END ZONE FROM THE ONE YARD STRIPE ANO MACK COUNTED FROM THE TWO AS THE TYGERS PULLED AHEAD 19-0 BEFORE A CROWD OF 8.500. A BLOCKED PUNT BY HARD-DRIVING JIM LUTZ SET UP THE SECOND TYGER SCORE. RON BURTON SCORCO THE ONLY SPRINGFIELO TOUCH-DOWN. THE TYGERS GAJNEO A GRCAT DEAL OF INSPIRATIONAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE PRESENCE OF TWO AMBULANCES WHICH WERE PARKED AT THE BEST ENO OF THE FIELO. THE AMBULANCES CONTAINED EARL ROTH. RICK HCNKCl AND DAVE MATTOX. MEMBERS OF THE TEAM. WHO WERE SERIOUSLY INJURED IN AN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT EARLIER IN THE SCASON. RON JOHNSON SENIOR TACKLE ALL-OHIO HON MENTION GREG CALVER SEN I OR TACKLE JIM TRAVIS SEN I OR END ALL G.O.L. NELSON VERMILION SEN I OR HALFBACK 165 MANSFIELD'S .TYGCRS tto BY (ONOClirui ■ III 1C MACK TORI THC SANOUSKY DEFENSE TO SHRCOS IN A SURPRISING 34-0 VICTORY. THC TYGCRS SCORCD TtICC IN THE riRST OUARTCR I TH HIGHTOWER OPENING MANSFIELD'S OFFENSIVE CARRYING THC BALL 60 YARDS ON THE KICK-OFF. MACK SCORCO FROM THE 16 A FEW MOMENTS LA-TER. EIVKOFF SCORED ON A NINE YA 0 RUN LATER IN THE FIRST PERIOO. IN THE SCCONO PERIOO. HIGHTOWER SCORED ON A S I X YARD SPR IN T GIVING MANSFIELD A 21-0 HALF TIME LEAD. MANSFIEIO SCORCO AGAIN IN THE THIRD OUARTER ON A FOUR YAROER BY MACK. A FINAL MARCH OF 73 YAROS GAVE MANSFIELD ITS LAST TALLY. MACK GOING OVER FROM THE II. MANSFIELD OU T- 0 I STANCCO THE BLUE STREAKS 367-130 YAROS. THC MANSFIELD TVGERS RAN INTO A TOUGH HAMILTON DEFENSE ANO HAMILTON'S TwO TO PASSES ■C R C All THEY NCCDCO IN HANOING A 13-0 DEFEAT TO THE TYGCRS. THE TYGCRS ENTERED THC GAME RlTH A ■IN STREAK OF SEVEN STRAIGHT LAST SEASON AND TWO STRAIGHT BINS THIS SCASON. HOWEVER. THE BIG BLUE OCFENSE HEIO THE TYCER BACKS TO ONLY 141 YAROS. THERE BAS NO SCORING IN THC FIRST PERIOD. HOWEVER. IN THC SCCONO. A HORNSBY TO BILL CRANK PASS GAVE HAMILTON A 6-0 LEAD. AGAIN EARLY IN THE SCCONO HALF THE HORNSBY TO CRANK COMBINATION STRUCK AGAIN. GIVING HAM It TON ITS SECOND TOUCHDOWN . THE REST OF THC WAY HAMILTON MAO THE BALL MOST OF THE TIME AND KEPT OUR TYGCRS SCORELESS. 166 JIM LUTZ JUN I OR TACKLE BILL FRANTA JUNI OR TACKLE KEN ACKERMAN JERRY HORSMAN JUN1CR JUNIOR END END 8CF0RE 6.000 SPECTATORS AT ARlIN fltlO. THE TYCCRS EOCEO THE WARRCN HARDING PANTHERS 13-12. THE TY6ERS SCORCO IN THE FIRST PERIOO RHEN THOMPSON RACED FOR 55 YARDS. THE- TO WAS SET UP BY A PASS INTERCEPTION BY RICK HENKEl. ZUBER ADDED THE EXTRA POINT WHICH UADI THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VICTORY ANO DEFEAT. THE PAN- THCRS SCOREO IN THE THIRD PERIOO ON A BIOCKEO KICK. THEN WARREN SECURED THE LEAD 12-7 WHEN A 50 YARD WARREN ORIVE ENDED WITH A DRIVE BY DOWEll FROM THE ONE. HOWEVER. THE TYGERS CAME RIGHT BACK AS MACK RACEO 72 YARDS FOR THE SCORE ANO THE GAME. RALPH MILES JUNI OR CENTER JIM HARDY JUNI OR FULL SACK THE VASTLY IMPROVED TYGERS RAN OVER PORTSMOUTH 34-0. LIMITEO TO A MINUS EIGHT YARDS RUSHING. THE TROJANS WERE NEVER IN THE GAME. THE TYGERS WHO SEEMEO TO HAVE FOUND THEMSELVES IN THE MASSILLON GAME RAN UP 313 YARDS RUSHING. HICHTOwER SET UP THE FIRST SCORE BY INTERCEPTING A PASS. LATER HE SCOREO ON A 24 YARO RUN. MACK PICKEO UP THE EXTRA POINT. WARD THEN CONNECTED TO MACK ON A 43 YARO PASS PLAY ANO WILLIE A 00ED THE EXTRA POINT FOR A 14-0 LEAD. HIGHTOWER SCORED AGAIN IN THE SECOND QUARTER ON A TWO YARO PLUNCE. MACK ENDED THE FIRST HALF SCORING FROM THE TEN. THE TV-OCRS LEO 27-0 AT THE HALF. EARLY IN THE THIRD OUARTER. HIGHTOWER COMPLETED THE TYCER SCORING ON A 27 YARD RUN. LARRY JOHNSON JUNI OR CENTER 167 TMC TYGERS. BEING WEAKENED BY THE nu. JUST SHADED I A IE 000 7- 0 BEFORE 6.800 FANS. Dll OUR HIGHTOWER RAN 35 YARDS FOR THE TOUCHDOWN. CLIMAXING A 72 YARD DRIVE FOllOWING THE OPENING KICKOFF TO GIVE THE TYGERS THEIR SEVENTH VICTORY OF THE.SEASON AGAINST ONE LOSS AND A TIE. AFTER THE MANS FIELDERS GOT.THEIR SCORC. THE CONTEST RCSOLVEO INTO A DEFENSIVE STRUGGLE. ■ITH THE TYGER DEFENDERS STUBBORNLY BEATING BACK ALL LAKE WOOD ATTEMPTS TO GET ITS ATTACK COING. THE TYGERS DEEPEST PENETRATION DURING THE FINAL THREE PERIODS CARRIED TO THE LAKEWOOD 12 YARD LINE IN THE FINAL QUARTER. THE RANGERS’ LONE LEGITIMATE THREAT WAS SMOTHERED ON THE MaNSFIELO 31 IN THE Third quartcr. (Ill IE mack hav-INC BEEN HURT IN THE SECOND QUARTER. HIGHTOWER BECAME THE LEADING BALL CARRIER FOR THE TYGERS. WILLIE MACK GAVE THE 6.000 LIMA FANS AN AWESOME DISPLAY AS ME LED THE TY-GERS TO AN 18-7 WIN OVER LIMA SENIOR HIGH. WILLIE SCORED THREE TIMES ON RUNS OF 25. 31. AND 39 YARDS. CARRY. INC THE BALL 15 TIMES FOR 197 YARDS. HE CEMENTED AN ALL-OHIO RATING. THE TYGERS SCOREO FIRST ON A 25 YARD JAUNT EARLY IN THE FIRST STANZA. MANSFIELO MISSED THE POINT AND LIMA CAME BACK TO GET THE LEAD EARLY IN THE SECONO OUARTER. LATER IN THE OUARTER. MACK BROKE LOOSE FOR 31 YARDS AND A 12-7 LCAD. IN THE HALF-TIME. ONCC AGAIN THE TYGER BAND BAS TERRIFIC. IN THE PRESS 80 THEY WANTEO TO KNOW WHEN THEY WERE GOINC TO CRACK DOWN' ON MANSFIELD FOR OVEREMPHASIZING THE BANO. THE FINAL SCORE CAME IN THE FOURTH QUARTER AS MACK AGAIN WENT OVER FOR A T.O. 168 WOODY HIGHTOWtR JUNI OR HALFBACK ALL G.O.L. 1ST TEAM JERRY HOOD JUNI OR GUARO JOHN VkHITE JUNI OR HALFBACK DICK FRANTA SEN I OR END JACK AARD JUNI OR QUARTERBACK A SURPRISING AND AMAZING TYCCR TCAM S TUNS I 0 TMC GRIDIRON FANS THROUGHOUT THE STATE BY GAINING A 12-12 TIE IN A GAME WHICH will BE REMEMBERED FOR A LONG TIMC. A SERIES OF ’B A 0 BREAKS COST MANSFIELD A VICTORY. THROUGH A SERIES' OF PLAYS MASSILLON SCOREO IN THE CLOSING MINUTES TO GAIN A TIE. CLEARLY OUT-PLAYED THROUGHOUT THE CAME. MASSILLON RECEIVED A ROUGHNESS PENALTY IN THEIR FAVOR AND WENT ON TO TIE UP THE GAME. MANSFIELD SCORED AFTER A 64 YARD SCORING DRIVE IN THE SECONO QUARTER WHEN MACK PLUNGEO INTO THE END ZONE FROM THE TWO. IN THE THIRD OUARTER MASSILLON TIED IT UP ON AN II YARD RUN BY LONG. A MASSILLON HALFBACK. AGAIN THE TYGERS FOUGHT BACK AS MANSFIELO MARCHED 68 YARDS. GOING THE LAST SIX FOR A 12-6 LEAD. AGAIN THE TYGERS FAILED TO GET T HI EXTRA POINT. THEN MASSILLON CAME BACK LATER IN THE GAME AS A DISASTROUS PENALTY AND A LONG TO DRIVE. COMPLEMENTED BY BAD BREAKS. COST THE TYGERS A VICTORY. JIM BALCOLM SOPHOMORE HALFBACK 169 PETE ZIVKOFF JUNI OR HALFBACK JIM KOLB JUN I OR GUARD BASKETBALL FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: CHUCK TAYLOR. WILBUR HIGHTOWER. BUTCH CARVER. SECOND ROW: COACH FRY. DAVE SHOOK. RALPH ROSE. WILLIE MACK. COACH HOFFMAN. BACK ROW: DAVE BOURNS. KENT PHILLIPS. DIAL SHEPHERD. THE MANSFIELD TYGER BASKETBALL SQUAD STARTED THE 1 955 56 SEASON ■ I T H AN IMPRESSIVE VICTORY OVER TOIEOO CCN TRAl. BOGGED DOlN A BIT. THEN CLIMBED BACK TO THE TOP. ENOING THE SEASON ■ITH A TREMCNOOUS VICTORY OVER THE HAMILTON BIG BLUE. lITH ONLY ONE LETTERMAN RETURNING FROM LAST YEAR’S CHAMPION-SHIP TEAM. COACH HOFFMAN ■ORKED THE SQUAD LONG AND HARO. AND DEVELOPED A TEAM (HICH STEAOILY IM. PROVED AS THE SEASON PROGRESSED. THE TYGERS FINISHED THE REGULAR SEASON WITH A 9 9 RECORO AND THIRD IN THE GREATER OHIO LEAGUE. THOUGH IT DOES NOT LOOK AS GOOD AS LAST YEAR’S RECORO. IT IS BETTER THAN MOST TEAMS IN THE STATE COULO HAVE OONC WITH AS TOUCH A SCHEDULE. THE MOST EXCITING GAME OF THE SEASON WAS THE TOURNAMENT GAME AT MARION WITH UNDEFEATED SHELBY. THE TYGERS GOT THE SCORE UP TO 66 68 WITH THREE MINUTES OF PLAY LEFT. OUT FINALLY FELL BACK TO A 68 78 LOSS BECAUSE TWO OF THE REGULARS WCRE CALLED OUT OF THE GAME ON FOULS RESERVE SCHEDULE MHS 46 toieoo Ccntrai 29 MHS 65 AKRON GARFIEIO 44 MHS 53 miodietoan 45 MHS 58 TOIEOO LIBBEY 29 MHS 50 Lima 37 MHS 33 Fast livcrpooi 4a MHS 38 SP R1NGF1 ElD 53 MHS 32 Portsmouth 51 MHS 49 HAM 11 ton 57 MHS 50 SINDUS Y 28 MHS 56 Ml DDlETOWN 60 MHS 19 lima 45 MHS 52 ASHlAND 38 MHS 43 SPRINGFIcIO 50 MHS 55 PORTSMOUTH 58 MHS 54 ASHlAND 51 MHS 53 MamJ1 TON SO THt MANSFIEID T Y G C R RESERVE UNDER COACH BRUCE FINISHED THE ” 5 S • 56 FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Art hammett. Ron winters. JERRY HAEIABRIN. IARRY KENT. BACK ROW: COACH BRUCE. nllllE HARRIS. JACK WARD. Bill WERT. RODNEY AllCN. BOB EICHOFF. SEASON WITH A 9-8 RECORD. WHICH IS G 0 0 0 CONSIDERING THE FACT THAT THEY PIAYED ONE OF THE TOUGHEST SCHEDUlES 1 N THE CUBS HISTORY. AlTHOUGH THEIR OE F EN SE A S A 0 1 T W C A K . VARSITY RECORD MANSFIELD..........6 1 MANSF I ELD........45 MAN S F I ELD......38 MANSF I ELD........6 2 MANSF I ELD........66 MANSF I ELD........6 1 MANSF I ELD........55 MANSF I ELD........63 MANSF I ELD........58 MANSF I ELD........57 MANSF I ELD........74 MANSF I ELD........73 MANSF I ELD........64 MANSF I ELO........70 MANSF I ELD........56 MANSF I ELO........75 MANSFIELD..........74 MANSF I ELD........74 SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT MANSF I ELD.........68 FINAL RECORD............9 TOLEDO CENTRAL......50 AKRON GARFIELD......67 Ml OOLETOWN.........98 TOLEDO L I BBY......54 LIMA................51 EAST LIVERPOOL......87 SPR I NGF I ELD.....54 AKRON SOUTH.........92 PORTSMOUTH..........60 HAMI LTON...........64 SANDUSKY..... .... 57 MIDDLETOWN..........94 LIMA.................6 9 ASHLAND.............69 SPRINGFIELD.........54 PORTSMOUTH..........72 ASHLAND.............85 HAMI LTON............7 1 SHEL8Y..............78 WINS........9 LOSSES THE CUBS SHOWCO CRCAT All-ROUND SHOOTING ABIIITY. THE MIGHIIGHTS OF THE SEASON WERE THE BIG VICTORIES OVER PORTSMOUTH. UIDDIETO.N AND ASHLAND. WILLIE MACK RALPH ROSE SENIOR . SENIOR 173 KENT PHILIFS JUNIOR DICK CARVER JUNI OR DAVE BOURNS JUNI OR WILBUR HIGHTOWER JUNI OR DIAL SHEPARD JUNI OR CHUCK TAYLOR JUNI OR 174 THEIR ESCORTS RAT TAKES THE THRONE OUEEN RAT. HER COURT AND OUEEN HOMECOMING THE CORONATION THE OUEEN ANO HER COURT AT THE HOMECOMING GAMfc 175 QUEEN PAT DRISCOLL 176 BETSY CAMPBELL LOIS WALKER BEAUTIES OF M. H. S. JOAN SHOLAYA • CATHY CLINE 177 TRACK QUEEN QUEEN JACKIE ERNST 178 SWEETHEARTS OF ’56 LYNDA SMITH TRACK rNUNI HOW: JOHN EVANS. BILL S C H A A F . CO ESSELBURN. JIM ZIVKOFF. BILL uIlLCft. ROBtftT RAY. WILLIE HARRIS. SECOND ROW: JOHN SCHENOIll. sieve gathman. CHUCK CAVCS. BILL FRY. CALVIN CANADA. KENNY CRUNKIITON. HOltRO RCMY. FOURTH ROW: Blit workman, freo groves. KEN ACKERMAN. JAY STEPHENS. SEIBERT ROSS. JOHN SPEARS. FIFTH ROW: COACH HARRY MCHOCK. CHUCK TAY- LOR. JOHN FLOOD. BOB THOMPSON. BOB MATTHEWS. GERALD GOFF. COACH MARRY MEHOCK THIRD ROW: DICK HU INGTON. DICK BISHOP. At SCHMELTER. DAVE BRUNNER. CLAYTON DAVIS. MEL BLUSIC. JEFF AllCN. 180 BROAD BOB THOMPSON BASEBALL FIRST ROW: JOHN DAVIDSON. KERMIT BllSON. Bill BARNES. RAY DlllON. JERRY MALI ARRIS. art haumctt. SECOND ROW: Charles cain. richard spree. BOB BACR. Jl« BAICOIM. CCORCE FRANCE . P AUl BAUER. THIRD ROW: jim ashbaugh. oenny martin. IARRY KENT. JIM KOLB. BILL BUCHANAN. FOURTH row: oave harbauGh. RON winters CHUCK HERRICK, JACK WARD. DENNY MARVICSON. RICHARD TROOP. FIFTH ROW: frank oavis. JON ROHAL, JOE SCHIVINSKI. BUTCH CARVER. RllBUR HIGHTObER SLUGGER DILLON INF I ELDERS OUTFIELDERS OUT AT FIRST BALL! CROSS-COUNTRY LEFT TO RIGHT: cOacm harry mihock. bili SChaaF. Bill Fay. JOHN SCHENCtll. JOHN IVANS. DON UAXIEll, Pl
