Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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'Nt Mr Vosburg, President Mr Wells, Vice President . A 8 The Board of rducation is a very intrl cate pert of our public scnool system The Board is tne peop1e's representative Its selections in the line of teacnlng oersonnel and caretakers determine to a large extent the standard of efficiency ma ntained by this school Our six man board is conscien tlous in its work and it is uo to us as student body to give it our loyalty and full support Mr Terry, Treasurer Mr Bixby, Secretary 5 BOARD

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I f,s.fUZffM'?f Vw 'ffgji RREN L MILLER Mansfield Normal School B 3 Bucknell University M S University gf Pennsvlfanls Duke Univer itv Instructor of Physics Warren L Miller principal of Mansfield Senior High School for l7 years saw about two hundred of his students and graduates leare for service in the armed forces The records which these boVS mad? while serrin, their country reflects in no small part upon the earlv training they received in the schools of Mansfield, a training in which MP Hiller has pley d a great part MQ' M FROM OUR PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1946 I want to congratulate you for doing a good job through trying times Your three years in Senior High School have Deen years of unrest, uncertainty and many outside distractions You have pre pared yourselves well scholastically in spite of the demands made upon you to aid in the prosecution of a war You have sold bonds and stamps collected tin cans and scrap 1ron,have done many other things to supoort our fighting forces Your training has Deen proadened oy these act lvities and I am sure you are better pre pared to face the world pecause you did your bit MESSAGE on us have not been relaxed The peace re mains to oe made secure This will re quire the same sustained cooperative effort as you have peen giving to win the war The development of science has prought us to the crossroads Civlliza tion may follow the one road to oolivion or the other road to undre med prosperity and happiness The choice is ours, but we must actively insist that our leaders and the leaders of all governments pursue the road to universal good will and peace on earth There is no place for power pol itlcs and selfish individualism either for the classes or the masses Your fut ure is at stake What are you going to do about lt? 4 5 . Q l a 0 . 1 f .I X I. 5 j F 0 . I , . .: d ' : , , . .5 - -. ' VS - S .3 . ' R We have won the war but the demands . 1 . I I- . v - ' ' . 4 1 v 1 , 1 Y , K V f - A A I I' Q ,t , . , 4 4 I .QA

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Jmjawhgip 4' f , fl 17 'YI ,Q 'f72 1 , The faculty has successfully I, - and wisely guided us in all the fzgf 46vlL ' I projects which we ,have undertaken 'T -A in our three years in high school. fd 7' ur of our total faculty left us ,Ml ' n 1945 to fill other positions: 7451 Az Mr Benson, Miss Hastie, Miss Pease, and Mr Weeks Their places were very cap- ,,f' AZ? ably filled by five new teachers Mrs Hughes, frs Chamberlin, Mrs Young, Mr Besanceney, and Mr Stewart Mrs us soon after the semester, and was Wanich Although heodore R Besanceney Mathematics Basketball Coach Baseb 11 Coach Senior Class Snonsor Yearbook Sponsor Doris M Chamberlin Commercial Commercial Club Snonsor Senior Class Snonsor Senior Play Director if-sr Agrion E GIBCVISI I Vnglish Libr rxsn Vi Lights staff Advisor senior Play Director een or Class Soonsor Lewis Hlgley Industrial Arts Junior Senior 1 h 1 hnol Junior Class Sponeo ladys Youmg B a,MohgL Chemistry, French Junior Class Snonsor Physical Ed Instructor 6 sorry to lose some vioue members, we were glad to have t e five new members added to the culty Ch nberlin left end of the reolaced by lr we were very of our pre