Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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El 'IDI f IEII ' IE!! IEII IE! I l' EElEEF:E1E?EEf l l EEN F .J EI ERNEST CLEVELAND Is Ernest thin? i Is Ernest tall? Oh, no! Not at all. Ernest is a great help to us in our Solid Geometry J Class, and a true friend to all. E El - Q CLIFFORD CLEVELAND Q Glee Clubg Baseball. Pete's happy-go-lucky, humorous spirits get him by, any place, any time. His winning smile and E witty line make him popular with everyone, but ' especially with the fair sex. Pete has won many friends in Mansfield, and also one in Troy. We can - never say enough good things about Pete. E E LEAI-I CONNELLY - Basketball Teamg Domestic Science Representa- E tive for the Manscriptg May Queen's Attendant. Leah is a blue-eyed lassie from Covington. She is a good sport and square in all her dealings. She E is learning to cook, and we surmise that it will not be long before she has an opportunity to put her knowledge into practice. E El . . . SHEI' P IELD COOKE Cookie .. Here is Cookie , one of our M. H S. sheiks . Q He never appears to worry about his lessons, but he always seems to have an answer ready. That is if he is not caught sleeping. His time is not taken Q up with Mansfield girls. Instead he often motors to Elmira. Are we right, Cookie ? E E El IE!! 'TBI' IEII TE!! iEll '1-l i f:IEll Ell3::IlEll Mil :IEII 1-:IGH Page Eiglllccn

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Qfi'-IEII- WUI IBF' IEI r FIEII IEI 'IEl IE! lEllWIEl 'WIEI IEI IQ E E DONALD BENSON E 'Senior Class, Basketball, Science Clubg Class E - Day, Business Manager of the Manscriptg Athletic - Representative of Manscriptg Senior Play, Credit Student, Double Quartetteg Glee Clubg Track, ,L Baseball. - E Here's to Don Benson, E A good natured lad, Who worked for his school - As few ever had. - Q He was head of his class, Q And sure filled his place, We wish him bon voyage 1 1 On Life's troubled race. Q E E E LEIGH BOWER E A druggist is Leigh to be And so he studies Chemistry, E He works hard, his marks are high, E We find him loyal, as well as shy. E i E - 1 - l - E E LELIA BRACE Glee Clubg Stage Committee for Senior Playg - Commencement Program. - Q In Lelia we find a true and loyal classmate, who Q always has her lessons. She is quiet, yes, but has her fun when the right time comes. E She saw the thing she ought to do, E And went ahead and did itg ' Of her kind there are very few, We may as well admit it. E E E E LOUISE CANFIELD Louise is tall, - Her face is fair, - E Her eyes are blue, gl But dark her hair. Q- That's Louise, but she's more than good-looking, - E she's actually studious. El l E: ' A l la Tl .- EII IEII WWIEIF'-WIEIIWIEII I F IEII IEI IE! CEI WIEI Page Seventeen

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El IEII ll!! IEII 'IEI51 IEII IEII IBF IEII IEII IEII IEII IEI w IE DA.RWIN CRAMNER Darwin is one of the good members of the agri- culture department. His excellent work along this line has made him a valuable man. Darwin expects to become a barber after leaving High School. LILLIAN CUMMINGS Glee Clubg Science Clubg May Queen's Atten- dant. This brown-haired, blue-eyed girl is the poses- sor of a sunny disposition which invites your friend- ship, and after she gains it she holds it firmly by her simplicity and sincerity. It has been said, There's a little bit of bad in every good little girl So it is with Lillian, seemingly quiet and' dignified 'but different when you know her well. Underneeath her quiet appearance lies a spirit cf fun and mischief. Although Lillian is fun-loving, she does not neglect her work, for she is a good student. PHILIP DATILLO uKingss Manager Boys' Basketball, Business Manager of of Senior Play, Manager Washington Trip. Old King Phil was a merry old pill, And a busy cld soul was he, He worked for the team, he wo-rked for the play, And he taxied the faculty. LEIGH DAVIS Glee Club. We often wonder why Leigh is taking the agri- cultural course in school when we hear that he intends to take up the barber's profession. Al- though he has always been rather shy cf the op- posite sex, he is improving this year as one may notice by his smiles and goo-goo eyes ati? El IE! IEII IEII IEII :IBF IEI IB! - - Q E J m 'I E Page Nine! 8971,