Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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MONICA WEBSTER Quarterly Staff C225 Manscript Staff C22 C325 Operetta C22,' Tri-Hi-Y Club C22 C32,' Vice Presi- dent of Tri-Hi-Y Club C32. In Monica we have found all the qualities one could wish for in a friend. She is capable, ambitious, clever, scholarly, and a fine artist. We feel assured of her success. GRO VER WO OD Sophomore Dramatic Club C12,' Glee Club C12 C32,' Band C125 Soccer C12 C22 C325 Manager C32g Basketball C12 C22 C32, Co-Captain C325 Hi-Y Club C12 C22 C32,' Secretary C32g Foot-Light Club C22 C32,' Business Manager, Senior Play C32. Another of our class gang's famous athletes with a keen sense of sportsmanship. Woody is a true friend and an energetic worker. THEODORE IVOOD Hi-Y Club C22 C325 Patrol C125 Paper Staff C225 Basketball C22. Teddy is one of our beauty parlor patronizers. Does he like wavy hair? And how! May he ride the high waves in the future. IN MEMORIAM Elvin Jaquish Born July 27, 1914-Died November 4, 1932 'ATO live in the hearts we leave behind, ls not to die. A i281

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RONALD WEST Sophomore Dramatic Club U25 Hi-Y Club K32g Patrol K 32. Where is Westy '? Always on the go , with dancing and arguing as side-lines. Did some one murmur Filibuster ? STUART WEST Orchestra f12 IZ2 f32g Hi-Y Club I22 K32. It's rather hard to get to know Stuart, but once you gain his friendship, you have a real friend. The baby of our class, but no one realizes it. CHARLOTTE VVADE Glee Club 612 f22 f32: Operetta K12 f22g Sopho- more Dramatic Club U25 Foot-Light Club 122 K32q Senior Play I32,' Tri-Hi-Y Club I22 132g Junior Domicilian Club C325 Manscript Board f32g News Reporter K32,' Voice Class U2 L22 K32. Who is that darling-looking' little girl in the nurse's uniform? Oh, that's Charlotte! Do you suppose they'1l let you sing on duty, Charlotte? DONALD WEBSTER Hi-Y Club f22 I32. Is he the quiet type? Yes. But if you meet him on certain occasions, you'll find his dry remarks rich with humor. l27l I

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Senior Class Poem From a crude little cabin of wood Has the Mansfield High School grown, Till now in its place are stood Two buildings of brick and stone. Down by the flowing stream In the midst of a sward of grass, Rise lofty walls which seem To protect the Senior Class. For three cherished years have we d Within the hallowed walls- Have worked, and played, and felt Growing love for the dingy halls. Will We ever forget the thrill Of exciting basket-ball, When Mansfield grappled to kill, Her opponent lest she should fall? In the classroom, there we worked To learn from the countless books The age-old truths that lurked To trip us for too hasty looks, Now as we must part, Leaving friends and school behind, God grant us strength of heart, Our place in life to find. Welt -Alice Alger. l29l