Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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25 MHS Delegates Represent School at Boys’ and Girls’ State Girls’ State delegate Vicki Schwab was chosen to attend Capital University in Columbus to learn about parliamentary procedures. Boy’s State delegates were Larry Williams, who acted as bailiff and fire chief; Steve Huber, senator; and Doug Miester, chief counsel to attorney general. Boys’ State, which was held at Ohio University gave the boys an opportunity to view and participate in governmental legislation and procedures at the state level. C. Boys’ State delegates are Larry Williams, Steve Huber, and Doug Meister. D. Girls’ State delegate is Vicki Schwab.

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Orchestra Works for Symphonic Perfection The Orchestra provided excellent accompaniment for many school functions. These included the Class Play, Varsity Varieties, and The Fine Arts Festival. Also it participated in the annual Christmas and Spring Concert. The String Ensemble played for many banquets and meetings. Mr. Hall and Mr. Leyerle, directors, spent many hours organizing and conduct- ing this fine group of musicians. Last years officers were: Steve Huber, Vice Presi- dent; Jim Henry, Secretary; Larry Williams, Treasur- er; and Steve Scherff, President. A. Flute and Horn players practice their parts. B. Concentration is essential for a good violinist. OR $73 sua i.

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Students of M.H.S. Display Vocal Talents Under the leadership of Mr. Turley, the M.H.S. Concert Choir performed many programs through- out the year. The choir was composed of eighty-six members. This years choir officers were Stan Holloway, Presi- dent; Charles McCoy, Vice-President; Pam Lewis, Secretary; and Ann Tatgenhorst, Treasurer. Each member of the choir sold calendars and candles to make enough money to go to choir contests. Other groups that made outstanding performances this year were the Crescents (All Girl Chorus), the Boys’ Ensemble, and the Boys’ and Girls’ Mixed Chorus. A. Choir director, Mr. Turley, pleads for a fuller sound from the choir during a rehearsal. B. The Crescents sing of a “White Christ- mas” during the annual Christmas program. C. Joyous masculine voices make up the M.H.S. Boys’ Ensemble. i ' ) Ww % oe ati ROW 1: Lester, Henry, Utt, Hartman, Weaver, Coleman, Neuman, Petrella, Tatgenhorst, Farley, Moga, Campbell, Simpson, Thorn, McCallister, Wilging, Tucker, Lester; ROW 2: Franker, Coleman, Meredith, Bowling, Parr, Tucker, Mitchell, Gee, Dworski, Wyatt, Bowser, Marietta, Gillum, Powers, Bolesky, Miller, Harrison, Waddell, Morris, Casdorph; ROW 3: White, Barr, Martin, 26 Gassaway, Sullivan, Ash, Simms, Lewis, Dixon, Poole, McCoy, Moore, Wil- liams, Samuels, Scherff, Hallabrin, Echols, Brookins, Jenkins, Walker; ROW 4: Williams, Fraifogl, Petrella, Carsey, Mask, Simpson, Brooks, Upchurch, Hollo- way, Butts, Gustin, Arron, Dasher, Croy, Brown, Bookwalter, Jacocks, Ungerer, Bottomley, Bodley, Cheek.