Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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'LJAJ Qpfwwfl fW X 1 ,JW4 af: s 5 f M www JUNIOR GIRLS Row 1. Clark, Feig, Fleming. Hawley, Farrer, Miss Smith, Neal, Barden, Williams. Row 2. Beach, Conable, Ayers, Knapp, Loveland, Sweely. Row 3. Curtis, Cornwell, Barnes, Landon, Jaqulsh, Bailey, Alden. Row 4. Shaw, Long, Clinton, Xvarters, Kingsley, Kennedy, Austin. Row .5 Clark, Wood. unior Class Our Sophomore days have passed. Once again we strive to get ahead after last year's intolerable punishment and difficulties of adaptation. We stared with awe, as we looked into a new school and became accustomed to the ridicule of the upper-classmen , but now we have joined that dignified group. Our aims are high, and like a troop of Spartans We will keep fighting until our spirits are reconciled. Being the nucleus of the school, we have been willing to sustain the Sophomores and have shown our greatest esteem to the Seniors, having centered our minds on soon being thus highly honored. E301 71 My r

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l I If ' , naw 4 -N . . gl o- M 324,117 Row Row Row Row SOPHOMORE CLASS Boyden, Cole. Hughes, Van Dusen, Cheesman, Wllelch, Parker, Redner Strange. Cleveland, MacCrumb, VVood, Leonard, Be-agle, Mir. Baird, Larrison, Woodard, Lent, V. Shaw. Clark, Crippen, Benson, Frost. L. Shaw, Bryant, Barnes. Jones, Knowlton, Hager, Shepard, Elder, Thompson, Gault, Starkey, Ely. , Johns, Bailey, Mieakeir, Alger, Ripley, Van Norman, Gwinn, Freligh, Benedict, Benson, Blazier, Bowen, Cummingls. Sophomore Class Now that we have come to the end of our Sophomore year, we realize the great advancement that we have made during our first year in Senior High School. We have progressed both physically and mentallyg members of the class have excelled in athletics, music, and dramatics. Scholastically, we have all done our utmost to maintain a high class standard. Other standards set by the upper-classmen have been carried out to the best of our ability. The faculty deserve a great deal of credit, they have success- fully guided us to the end of this profitable year. As We look forward to our Junior year, We hope to make it one of the best yet. We are sorry that some of our friends in the Senior class will not be here, but the world moves on, and we must move with it. With great expectations and a great deal of determination, We bid Hadieui' to our Sophomore days. E321