Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Opposite Page, Top Right: Marie Black and Karen Goodwin see just how hot graduation gowns can be. Middle: Mr. Gross and Mr. Pugh help seniors find their spots. Bottom: Mr. Raser an- nounces scholarship recipients. This Page, Top Left: Kevin Elkins accepts his gavel as senior class president. Top Right: Coach Soliday announces Russell Holmes as the Pete Henry award winner. Middle Left: Mr. Lewis congratulates runners- up for the University Club award. Bottom Left: Mrs. Mudra presents Student Council Attainment Awards. Bottom Right: Mr. Morvai congratulates Pat Dollish on her award. ere 1 we

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Seniors Take Honors The class of 82 took over MHS at the end of Class Day activities on May 26, by Kevin Elkins accep- ting the gavel from Lynell Bryant. Valedictorian and salutatorian were Robert Fischer and Melanie Bernhardt, respectively. They were also named the outstanding senior boy and girl by the Univer- sity Club. The top ten percent of the class received gold cords and tassels. Kristine Anderson, Russell Holmes and Steve Pollman were winners of the Principal’s Award. Russell Holmes and Linda Givand were the winners of the Pete Henry Award. The Bausch-Lomb Award was presented to Norine Daughty. Mechanic Trades Award went to Gary Crawford and Nick Brandt took the Trigonometry honor. Electronics went to James Ousley and Advanced Comp. and American History went to Tony Feagin.

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. See - 28 At last, the prom! Mohican Lodge set the scene for this much anticipated annual event. Even the gray weather, and the humongous buffet line could not dampen the spirits of the seniors. The dance floor was jammed as the D.J. spun the discs, and announced Jack Elswick and Lori Simmons as Prom King and Queen. Part of the challenge of this year’s prom was the chance to test Mr. Dressler’s driving instruction on the foggy drive from Mohican to the Richland Mall Cinema. Those who passed the test arriv- ed in plenty of time to view “Shampoo” and “Take This Job and Shove It.” Seniors still cognizant then headed for Park Lanes and two more agonizing hours of “Turn the Page ” — Prom ’81.,