Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1955 volume:

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Jlflnnshelzt pennsylvania Dvdzcafzau PUBLIC LIBRARY TOWN AT CHRISTMAS POST OFFICE In appreciation of the innumerable cherished memories and opportunities we have received during our youth, we, the graduating class of '55, do sin- cerely dedicate this, our Manscript, to Mansfield - our town of homes, schools and churches. ...am . BELL TELEPHONE OFFICE THE CANNON SMYTHE PARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL . 43 5 S ' .v iw if ik as Q fi! MEMORIAL SWIMMING POOL AIR VIEW OF MANSFIELD ,Mn Miller Ifriucqvalis' Message To the Class of 1955 I extend my sincere congratulations to you for com- pleting a fine yearbook, I know you will cherish it in the future as its message brings back memories of one of the finest experiences in your life, lwish you the best that life has to offer in your future, I trust you have learned that you must eam whatever you are to secure, If you wish wealth you must earn it, If you desire health, you must take care of yourself every day and every hour, If you want friends, you must be a friend, Success comes to those who are prepared to embrace their opportunity, Every person must earn his own successg his teachers and his friends can help, but the work is his own, Hvard of diucation Seated: Claude Bolt, Henry Oldroyd, Harold Terry, Vice Presidentg Harry Trowbridge, President, Ruby Bixby, Secretaryg Edwin Husted, James Rieppel, Standing: Warren Nash, Gilbert Furman, Ralph York, Aaron Smith, Franklin Bixby, I, J, Wells, Lyle Cleveland. Absent: Harvey Fogel- songer, Arch R. Robbins. 4 X is P , ,z hh: I -'-, if ,,.1L1 as J. H. BAYNES Il'IStI'llI'l'1CIlt31 Music nnn C F. HESS Vocational Agriculture F F,A. Sponsor H, S, STRAIT History P. O. D. School Treasurer y i 1b. ?Z . ' A W' ' i5?fff'f?i .. 5 slmlil-lr . .- ' fssffwfliiiffisik ,:. , 1 I f , ' 'lixiilsqiifi , A s 3 Q ai 3 . lsw' ffafiziigwgs ,. .,, .. ,.., W 4 - Q Q as f S fffffmzeff , - , .S?ai?iWS2aE?25 T. R. BESANCENEY Math, Geography Driver 's Training ,,.. ,,,..L,wl2i A is L, A ,, L A. BOBERSKY Physical Ed Health Instructor Cheerleader Sponsor F, B, HUGHES C. M. MILLIREN Latin Math English Senior Play Director . VA,. VAVA:zV L , A i ii aaa i 'ln- P C, W, STRINGER L TOCCI Chorus Health Choir Physical Education Vocal Music Coach M, M, BRACE Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor .. Q..- 5 3' 1:2 in A ' 3 ' H . E. L. MORTIMER Commercial Instruc- tor Faculty Manager W. P. WA NICH Commercial Instructor School Cafeteria ,N M, E, GLECKLER English Librarian Hi-Lights Advisor J, I, REESE Industrial Arts 531525 GUNS U16 Zzvulfy Chemistry Phys ics French JANE BENSON JEAN FRANCIS Nafianal flolwr Saciely : N y QE, I if E A K STERLING WILCOX LOUISE BORG NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q 6 - LOIS FRANCIS I , 3 DOROTHY KENT K if ? ,Q 5. I NINITA STILWELL CORALEE JUSTIN WJ? JAMES BES ANCENEY MARY LEE MCCLURE wubvzs BEVERLY IEAN AMES This mild, soft -spoken miss is quite a book lover, She can usually be found lending a helping hand in the library or the cafeteria. JAMES PAUL BESANCENEY Jim is one of the nicest looking and best dressed boys in the class fNote the matching shirts and socksj. Jim's a good student and faithfully contributes his share to school activities, He likes to hunt and argue, WILLIAM P. ANDERSON Tall, dark, and easy go- ing, this witty lad finds nonsense very refreshing, Bil1's ready smile and dry humor have won him a host of friends. Just plain good natured that's all! PATRICIA JOAN BOLT Patty is one of the most timid, reserved girls in our class. But, you can't over- look that shining dark hair and sweet smile, She does faithfully her job of typing for the school paper. ELEANOR YVONNE BENSON Minute in stature, but strong in character, E11ie's shy attractive manner is very endearing to her fel- low classmates. Credit is due Eleanor for her partici- pation in school activities. JAMES EDWARD BOOTH For all the years that we have known Jim he has been a pleasant associate. He is rugged, both physi- cally and in his funda- mental friendship. This boy is certain to go far in the future. IANE ANN BENSON She has that rare quality SENIOR OFFICERS versatility, nice looking, nice personality. A11 this and brains too! Jane has been a permanent mem- ber of' the Hi -Lights Staff --this year one of the capable editors. ,M ,W ,hy ' s.. . . i 4, X' EDITH LOUISE BORG Wisdom grows in quiet places. Here is Louise, serious and dignified, but under that calm exterior lies a spirit of mischief. She will surely be rewarded with success for her long hours of study. SENIOR SPONSORS A ' AJR IO ANN BOWEN Sophistication, striking features, and a great sense of humor all in right 8m0I1IlIS--are without a doubt our one and only Jo, Destined to answer the call of Chemistry, Io is an- other of which Mansfield can be justly proud. his BEVERLY IEAN CRIPPEN Dancing feet, brilliant mind, and fun loving, pretty well describes Beverly. Her friendly dis- position makes her the type of person with whom anyone can get along. LEROY JAMES BURLEIGH Some people are able to say all that is necessary in a few words. LeRoy is one of those. He possesses a liking for the out-of-doors. To most of us he is some- what a mystery man. HELEN L. CHERNIAK Helen's ready smile has won many friends for this newcomer to our school, With her, they share her good humor and winning ways. She'll make some- one a fine secretary. Nh-..,.3 FREDA LOUISE CRUMB This young Mrs. has al- ready put to use what she learned at M,S,H,S, as a Homemaker. She is one of the more active mem- bers of FHA, and a very competent one. RICHARD E, DEGEUS He does with a cheerful will, what others talk of while their hands are still. Rich is a representative of those people who really make the world go around by doing untiringly the tasks set before them, He's very artistically talented. JAMES FREDRICK COLEGROVE Jim's crop of almost white, blonde hair is the envy of many girls. He's an ardent golfer and likes very much to skate, He's quiet but likeable, RUTH EVELYN DEGEUS This short blonde has a heart as big as a mountain. Her love for sports and ability in basketball and softball mark her as a true sportswoman. HEALTHY? DORIS IEAN DUNBAR One quiet girl here and there helps to equalize the vast percentage of those who are inclined the other way, Doris is one of Mrs, Brace's valued students. IEAN ELLEN FRANCIS Versatile, charming, attractive, intelligent, artistic, efficient, and dependable, are only some of the adjectives which describe Iean. A steady honor student, cheerleader, decorator, lover of swim- ming and skating. LOIS ELAINE FRANCIS Disconcertingly like her sister in most things, but to the above we must add sophistication for Lois. She won honors at the P. S. P. A. with her clever writing. Together they have everything, GARY HOWARD HAGER Tall boys are always looked up to. A happy- go-lucky fellow, his motto is Hold the class, I'm coming. You've witnessed one of his fre- quent bursts of enthusiasm when you've seen him leading the Bunny-Hop at school dances. JOYCE MARLENE HEMENWAY Often serious, but never glum. Her sky, quiet man- ner seems to creep away when she assumes the duty of ticket-taker in the cafeteria, where she is quite a tease, JAMES JOHN HUFNAGLE Iim's excellent skill on the basketball court has made him a hero. His tall good looks, and big beautiful eyes certainly do nothing to detract from our admir- ation. His he -man hobbies include hunting, trapping, and fishing. ROBERT HENRY GAYLORD His varied interests in- clude golfing, running around in that snappy. blue Ford, and last but not least, his tuba. Bob says that cute girls in general hold his eye, -f 3 W , ,, 1 'TZ s 'As' figs 'Kai v.,,,f, J X ,bw gifg RICHARD DALE HUSTED An individual blessed with a generous amount of vir- tue and talent. In his pleasant way he gets things done without receiving ample credit. A certain blonde suits his taste, HESS 'S IDEAL FUTURE JOAN EILEEN JOHNSTON Joan's lovely soprano voice has been a delightful addition to the choral groups this year. Greens- burg's loss was our gain, She writes faithfully to her lucky guy in the army. PHYLLIS JEAN KENNEDY Conservative and quiet, but friendly, Phyl1 moves on her way, filling her place, but never intruding in any way, Her manner makes her one of those people you can't help but like, JUNE ELEANOR JOHNSTON This Physics whiz is a new- comer to our class this year. June's idea of success and happiness is courage, honor and hard work. Her noble spirit inspires us all. ROY P, JONES Nice looking, lively, and polite! Roy is chuck full of fun and laughter, but knows when it is time for seriousness. With these qualities plus a pleasant personality, he will go a long way in life, DOROTHY JUNE KENT Charms strike the sight but merit wins the soul. Her sterling qualities are worthy of recognition. She possess- es a quiet and pleasing per- sonality, and reserved man- HSI, IEANNE MARIE KNOWLES Sweet personality, full of rascality! Obviously Irish. Her fully developed sense of humor and her jollity mark her as a good mixer. Jeanne's blue eyes are continually sparkling. Watch it--she's up to some thing! CORALEE LENORE JUSTIN She always does her dutyg no matter what the task, Music is her outstanding accomplishment. Superior conversationalist, speedy typist, and a whiz at shorthand! CAROL S, LLEWELLYN Her disposition is cheery and she seldom is blue, Those who know Carol will agree that she is al- ways ready to help others, May her nice personality make as many friends for her in the future as it has in the past, ROGER MANFORD LLOYD Roger's always open to conviction but we'd like to see the man who can convince him. Five and a half feet of endless stam- ina, this guy is a power- house on the basketball court and soccer field. BARBARA JEAN MARTIN Her dancing brown eyes and impish giggle tell the story of our Barbara, Her diligent work in Home Economics is greatly appreciated, In the future Barb wants a home on wheels. RICHARD C. NARES Dick's blush reveals the secret of his personality-- shy and reserved. lf you want an all around good natured , fair -and -square fellow, that's Dick! JOANNE LUCILLE NUGENT Lots of fun when you get past that shy exterior, Jobie is too quiet and modest to get her just reward were it not for the fact that actions speak louder than words. MARY LEE MCCLURE A good industrious girl is she, a truer friend there cou1dn't be. Nothing could mar Mary's sunny disposition or darken her philosphy of life. Her ever readiness to work for grades as well as in activities is an asset to our class. CURTIS EARL O'DELL Known as Curt to his many school friends, this hu- morous fella is at ease in the woods, on the basket- ball court, or just plain livin' it up, Without him we'd have missed out on lots of good times and been denied the friendship and presence of one terrific guy WILLIS D, MOORE He is the superlative de- gree of happy-go-lucky, whose creed is When duty and pleasure clash, let duty go to smash. Willie simply disregards unpleasant things and consequently is almost al- ways gay and cheerful, , if, ., f 4 .. I I ,...fQ:, I, iw 'gf 3 5 , EDGAR EUGENE PAGE Prime mischief maker and joker! In spite of his an- noying little pranks, we are glad to include Edgar as a friend. He has a tem- per to go along with his red hair, topping off this human machine of per- petual energy. A ffi., i ! -in , ssts so W t,rssnn ga MOMENTS OF FORCE KENNETH EUGENE POWLISON A blushing fand howl, easy going, likable fel- low, Kenny is one of those guys who keeps spare moments interesting. He is one of FFA 's active members. ROBERT B, PUTNAM This short, quiet boy with the beautiful wavy hair may be seen ambling through the halls or driv- ing around in his Pontiac. Bud is a most likable fellow. ELIZABETH ANN ROSE Known by all and liked by all, is Betty Ann. She has been one of our most ac- tive members through the years, and when we wanted a good willing worker, we always knew she would be a ready helper, IERALD IOSEPH RUMSEY A perfect gentlemen, kind, most courteous, and con- siderate, Cute, and such captivating eyes! Jerry possesses enough of every- thing needed to make an all-around good fella. FRANK S, SARGENT, IR. Going through life with a song and dance, seemingly carefree, Frank considers everything more or less good cause for amusement. Sparkling eyes, flashing smile, and a plus person- ality. DORIS MARIE SCHMIDT On Doris's shoulders rests much of the production of the school paper. Her work in stenography and type- writing together with her quiet good nature are val- uable assets to our class. LEONA MARIE ROUPP A mode1's height and her long blonde tresses are two of the reasons Leona stands out in a crowd. There's always laughter when she's around and she keeps the Home Ec De- partment lively with her high spirits, va' mal' FRIEDRICH -KARL SCHROEDER A slowly unfolding my- stery! Fred is one of the few who realizes the value of what school has to offer, and consequently has taken advantage of every oppor- tunity, thereby reaping much benefit, MRS. STRAIT'S PROBI..EMS ! IEANETTE M, SECONDO Jeanette is one of our top ranking mental machines. With her intelligence goes a magnetic personality: gesturing wildly, and quite fly-away, Jean- ette is animation itself. i' Q2':5 SHIRLEY JEAN SMITH She's full of mischief and as carefree as the breeze. You won't find Shirley sitting still very long, but you'll always find her hav- ing fun, STANLEY ROYCE SINE Seen but not heard. Stanley is a quiet and un- assuming fellow. In fact he's so quiet we haven't learned to know him very well. Those who do know him say he is a wizard at mechanics, LA SYLVIA FAYE SNYDER An exquisite taste in clothes jumbled with a trim figure and a ready grin, then topped with pretty black hair, have developed our incompar- able classmate. Sly pet and petite, she's as happy as the day is long. DEANNA LEE SHAW This lass seems to have been inoculated with a contagious giggle. She's usually bubbling with excitement and enthusi- asm. She seems to be especially interested in Covington. LINDA JEAN STEVENS Linda has that something which never fails to win friends--a cheery hi for all. To describe her would take too many words. In short, she's Linda, and that's plenty for her school chums. GLORIA EINESTINE SKORESKI She is here, I heard her talking, Her zest for life, happy smile, and infectious laugh have brightened many a dull moment. Gloria gives that bass viol a real work- out! NINITA IRENE STILWELL This cute little number personiiies the typical cheerleader--pep and vitality galore! Her ideal disposition has made her a very popular member of our class, and her engage- ment in so many activ- ities, an irreplaceable classmate, SKY'S THE LIMIT, ROG BETTY ANN THATCHER Combining the unusual virtues of capable leader- ship with willing obedi- ence we have here Betty Ann, who, because she can take orders, is also able to give them. She displays an interest in all school activities and participates in many. IANICE ELEANOR WANDELL Janice has shown her capabilities as a home- maker both at school and at home, This cute young 1ady's future is fully de- cided, and we all wish her continued success and happiness. GORDON LEE TOMLINSON His classmates tease him about being so quiet, but could he be practising for his future career as a private eye? His desires seem to be few, but he does want to take a trip to California. -.-sfvfs., ali? JIM W, WELCH Although his circle of friends is large, he man- ages to distribute himself so well that he is a favorite of all. As capable as he is inches tall. He's quite an orator! ROBERT WALKER TROWBRIDGE Prime joker of the class, who alwayshas a wise crack or prank ready to pull on the first victim who he can catch unawares, Bob is destined to make his vocation of agriculture active, STERLING JAMES WILCOX Studious and frivolous by turns, he is a capable leader, Alive enough to be interested, interested enough to be active, ac- tive enough to work hard for the success of his endeavors, LOIS MARY VAN NESS However shy she may be, Lois still manages to make a good impression, To some, her quietness is like an armor, but for those who know her best, she has discarded it and shown her true friendly disposition, Y ll M HELEN LOUISE WILLIAMS Helen is another tall, serious, member of our class, She has taken an active interest in Austria and sends letters there quite frequently, Ap- parently she preferred Mans- if George onli' knew field to Florida, We're glad! This page sponsored by: ANDREWS SERVICE STATION, LYNCH AND BARBER--V,M,D, and MOYER AND HEINDROCH--General Contracting HAROLD LEWIS WRIGHT Quiet? Perhaps you don't know him, Already proven a success in his chosen career, farming. Harold is a hard-working indi- vidual, who never leaves any- thing unfinished. PHYLLIS MARSHA YOUMANS Tall, slim, and attractive! Phyllis has been a very able and willing working member of our class. Her active support as business manager on the year- book staff has been greatly appreciated. ROGER DA RYL YORK One of the best-looking fellows in our class! Roger has been ignited with that extra spark of life which always insures a good time to him and his friends. He is a fine. student who dis- plays an interest in school activities. HAROLD A. KNOWLTON Little guy with a big voice! Harry loves to sing and every morning you could find him ardently participating in a bull session on sports. My Activities This page sponsored by: GOODRlCH'S: X-TRAIL RESTAURANTg and LEON AUMICK df' 0 u CHARLES ANDERSON A great hand at horsing around, when he's wanted he can't be found. ELIENE BENSON A top student, friend, and class president, all ad- mirable qualities. ROBERT BRODRICK Bob is a valuable asset to our school with his musical ability. ROSE AUMICK A sports enthusi- ast. Rose has a great liking for horses. DAISY AVERY SHIRLEY BARNES Quiet and cordial A fed 'headed best describes C0IIlII1Cl'Ci3l Sill- Daisy. A sincere dem. shows great friend to all. interest in Tow- anda. SALLY BENSON Red haired Sal with her slow sweet smile, DAVID BOLT LUCILLE BOLT A cheerful dispo- Quiet Lucille is sition and a quiet known for her manner are be- cordial personal- coming to this ity, small guy. LAMAR BROWN An ardent hunter and Fisherman, LaMar also likes carpentry. ROBERT BURN!-IAM MARILYN CADY Our able varsity Always sharing Co-Captain excels her smile with also in the class- everyone, we room. value her friend- ship. f4r f RICHARD BELL Dick's infectious laugh is widely known, but he has his serious moments. BARBARA BREWER Cute and compan- ionable, Barb has personality plus! he I ,-- B ,5 as .. .bV., , A MARSHA CASE A knack for dra- matics, Marsha shows poise in her many activities. JUNIOR OFFICERS W' . fi - Q: 1 . i JUNIOR SPONSORS This page sponsored by JOHN AND JIM RIEPPEL YL-A REX CHAMBERLAIN BERNARD COLE A congenial stu- Bernie is an avid dent, Rex has a sports fan, can be keen interest in found wherever farming. there's a game, vrngg-wr F- Syria, ' vs I , yfzjjzzzgi -' f- ,,.::-1,-, .:-' Y . signal A r, ,A , pgw-es . Q . f ,sm : sw .,,vg,,s . s. W. -. 1 .,, RICHARD DONER Fond of teasing the girls. Dick always enjoys a good practical joke, 1 .S ' K . , ' 52 -m y-,Q wif? tm 'S 1: , Lx Q ' , VERNE DOUD A sparkling per- sonality and musi cal talent com- bine to make a swell guy. EDGAR FISH Edgar with his quiet ways and ready smile is a friend to all. ELIZABETH FISH An outstanding cook and home- maker. Betty is always willing to encourage and help. BYRON CRANMER A photography and boy scout fan, Byron always has a friendly greeting. A K ,k..k, is 3.11 V if T ., M5552 wi, 1,, f- 'rms 'gi JOSEPH ENNIS A lively redhead, Io excels on the dance floor, BARBARA FOREMAN Barbara had enter- tained us all with her clever mono- logues, DONNA CREELEY An able acrobat, Donna has enter- tained us all with her tap- dancing and tumbling, RONNIE FARRELL A good-looking fellow, Ron ex- cels in sports and individuality. FRANKLIN GEIGER Frank is an ar- dent outdoors man showing a keen interest in joke making. CAROLINE DAVIS Our neat class treasurer enjoys pizza and a good time, ANNABEL FISH A peppy cheer- leader, this friendly gal is a pint-sized vitamin pill. ANNE HARRIS A sincere friend, Anne is quite an accomplished songbird. ws W In llllhl W ' I e I 1 1 I I I l Is Tl s' Til III ri 1 lm ' ,, Mm ' '1 . Y . ll nv xii' J ls? WOMAN DRIVER ELEMENTS OF INTEREST SALLY HARVEY This accomplished pianist spends much of her time in youth work. if 'E . 2 S , STANFORD HILL A practical joker, Stan can always supply a good laugh. ....-1 .l -P'-',,'5. TOM KELLEY This popular, easy- going fellow shows great talent as a cartoonist. DIDNT HAVE cv T0 WERR -o 'Sf-ii? JL GERALD HASKINS Gerry seems shy, but he really enjoys a go good time. ROBERT HULSLA NDER Bob really goes in for the guitar and singing --western style. sl' '- ' ft ' ' H' ? DORIS KENNEDY Dark-haired and ath- letic with an impish grin. RUTH HEATER Ruthie spends much of her time enjoying her favorite pastime- dancing. DONALD HESS Our class clown has real ability on that saxophone, MARSHALL HULSLANDER Marshall is an able F,F.A, student with many friends. , .,1, gy ? E fi lm - a. , WILLIAM KENNEDY A class clown with devil in his eyes. PATRICIA HYDE Seldom without a smile, Pat's fan list increases steadily. JAYNE KENT Tops on the gym floor --usually seen with that certain senior. This page sponsored by: MANSFIELD NOVELTY COMPANY BARBARA HIGLEY With an infec- tious giggle, this attractive blonde lives up any party, gr... CROWDED? 'i '-'i- RICHARD JACKSON Quiet and well mannered, Dick has an attraction for math. LORIS KNOWLTON Outstanding in sports, Loris really Shines on the ONCE UPON A TIME gym floor, .af f i 'M ,gs OLIN MAKELY Olin has displayed his pleasure in practical jokes on many occas- ions. JOAN MA THERN An able library assis- tant, Ioan is extremely well read. an-., SHA RON Mc NA NEY An accomplished cell- ist with a versatile personality. ai I ROBERT MILLER An ardent outdoors man, Bob is seldom without traps, guns, bows and arrows. LINDA MUDGE MYRA PARIS PHYLLIS PRA TT Sgldgm seen withgut On the quiet side, Myra Dark, with sparkling her eyes twinkling, slim Pudge plays a cool sax. BETTY REYNOLDS With her pleasant ways, Betty makes and keeps many friends. offers her assistance whenever needed, MARILYN ROGERS A newcomer from Liberty, Marilyn has made and kept many friends. eyes, Phyllis returned this year from Texas. w-159' ROBERT PREVETTE Bob's favorite pastimes are sports, girls, and eating big meals. Wa.- E ...'-- ,. V, .,,., L :',, V , , I hu, 3' tizgii Q ! 'Q ' BARBARA RUSSELL Rusty, a talented cook, artist, and musician, makes use of her talents in her willing- ness to help others. JOAN SARGENT This cute, dainty miss has interests outside of school activities. This page sponsored by: FASHIONETTE: MARION'S: and ELLA MAE JENNINGS DALE MONKS Da1e's main inter- ests seem to lie in his little hot rod! tQiii WILLIAM RANDOLPH Our efficient mechanic, Bill also shows his talent on the piano keys. .TOANNA SARGENT Sage, a sports enthusiast, shines in gymnastic activ- ities. EASY NOW! HAPPY BUSINESS STUDENTS? ,L H I . A . '5z:..,.all ' LINDA SEYMOUR A fine pal and student, Lin is an asset to the cheering squad. A WAYNE STRANCE Tex, our class wrestler, is usually playing some prank on an unsuspecting girl. DONALD SHERMAN Quiet, but with an impish grin, Don has amused us all with his tumbling stunts. J S ., l f ' a R 'R if f zvb S 2 , BASIL SMITH Basil 's favorite past- times are heckling the teachers or play- ing a joke. -Null' - ROGER SMITH Efficient in his chosen field, agriculture, Rog has won prizes in the poultry class. , 4 'Y WAYNE STRAW SUSAN SUNDBERG PHYLLIS SWAN Wayne finds time for Sue our talented Her cheerfulness and everything, from play- delegate to district sincerity makes Phyllis ing in the band to ag. orchestra, always has worthy of our admi- a laugh for everyone. ration. ' A ,,f' ' 7 JACK TOMLINSON KAY TOMLINSON JUNE VAN ETTEN LORETTA WA'-TZ J3ck'3 many ffigndg AIIOIIISI' SPOIIS Sllllhll- June with her Quiet Returning to M' S' H' S agree his first love is - siast, Kay feels right manners and Sincere 'his ffie'1d1Y miss is -- you guessed it , girls. at home While Play- smile Call be SLIIC of welcomed with open ing. a lot of friends. HUDS- This page sponsored by: FINESILVER'S: MUDGES GROCERYg and ARNOLD MANEVAL Br, 5 A , A., . xg v N f TOM SMITH Although seemingly quiet, Tom has a lust for outdoor sports and fun. B, O, 2 Bomb out of order. JANICE SWEELY A flashing smile and a cherry hi are Ian's recognizing charac- teristics. DALE WHITTAKER A quiet F,F, A, student unless playing basket- ball. BROWNIE This page sponsored by: TYOGA FARMS DAIRY, R,D, SICK. Proprietor PHILIP WILSON JETFREY YOUNG CARL ZENGER Tall, good looking A Regular guy Jeff has Dark with an engaging Phil not only plays outstanding trombone grin, Carl attracts basketball but uses and scientific ability. attention whether on his abilities in the the basketball floor band. or with his snappy answers in classroom. We the class of '55, do hereby declare our underclassmen heirs to these most extraordinary possessions which only Seniors of M, S. H, S can appreciate: The work and enjoyment of the Alumni Banquet and Senior Prom The unbalanced scales in Physics class The sour notes in the band Our most beloved teacher, Mrs. Strait A successful Senior Play The supremacy of Lee's room A rip-roaring Washington trip The slightly used cheerleading outfits The left over mobiles from the Senior Prom The traditional superiority of the Seniors All that goes on in Mrs. Hughes' classes The beat-up typewriters The interruption in P,O.D. class The long hours of study The headaches from the yearbook The resounding bangs of the misused lockers The high hopes of increased school spirit The dreaded trip down the aisle for diplomas. The material things we leave to you our underclassmen, but all the wonderful memories we're keeping for ourselves. 'Hon-..,. fa 1 . V ww ' Utigf Margaret Gerald JoA nn Eleane Edw ard Anderson Andrews Anthony Ayers Ba,-den in n,lx. , ia S, xxx 433, V. .,'4k , .. ,h . ,,, rf A fe fe ,. B .swf ,,::. 5 . . S ,Q :,,, x 1 Q C ,THX ' Howard Wayne Jeannine Sandra Claudette Bartlett Beardslee Benson Bixby Bolt Nancy Helen Alan Marjorie Richard Cleveland Colegl-Ove R Ctippell Crittenden Crumb ' :- r-'1 . d A r 1 5 ' A ' .f fi . ., e'f'--, if '-1: 1 .,':- ' Sgfqrg M . A A y 16311 Sylvia Del Joan Beverl Dimon Doud Every Fish Prank Sponsored by: HORSEHEADS LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC. . R.D. WEST, Owner Sandra Donald Barden Bartlett rns Class Officers Donald Larry Bolt Ch amber lain Bruce Rhenda Cummings Cummings Class Sponsors Eugene Richard Grafius Gromes A James Frank Alene Lee Jane Hafletr Hamilton Harris , , f if kv f Q9 e . e ZA ,,ee5 Vi 'Wy 5 3 , r Q5 9 ri Donald Deanna Phyllis Hughes Husted Jackson Richard John Gloria Longbothum Mascho Matteson J .. , V as g W , Harvey Hess W.: f , ,L 4 412 .wifi : 'T,Q,2f iS'1'12Lfi3sgf'2 Donald Johnston Onalee M atteson E A ,ff - Q lj- Q Loren Kendrick Michael McNaney v,,J.. E5 wg P ff ' xiii? 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A ix 'DQGTHY LEONA 6 g 52 3,LV i f, bn 4 , Y: g 2 if K Lf A ,I-Iv-.lV,EV ' KK A I K 5 A Sami Q S ,E A do HN ., J MRWANMB vim W-if ,EFYEAR BOOK 5-PoNsoR Q Y 4'EJDebx'?yX.H?.-2,--..,-.'f.... H FREDA s f1 , Max E KEN E:LEVXENTMay 3. Yxo 6 E W4 ,k if I CWNA 1 STIN K Y -QMMH N .KU N JANE V 1 4 i r Offwfffff Che Manscripf C0-edil0H Literary editor Snapshot and Photo editors Beverly and Eleanor Louise Richard. 16211116 and Joanne Senior and Junior Write-ups Sports Editors y y on V B Betty Ann R. , Betty Ann T. , Sally B. , Annabel Jim B. and Ninita Business Managers Art Editors Typists ml, fx.jJ',..1 Phyllis and Sylvia mis and jg-,an Sponsored by: THE DAIRY STORE and KUHL'S FLOWERS Dorothy Phyllis Doris Leona Deanna U15 Hi-lights Co-Editors Business Managers Art-Editors 5 . 'ffjwymia Jane and JoAnn Gloria and Joyce Richard and Doris Feature Writers Class Reporters ,abd Jeanette, Annabel Betty, Jane and Barbara Other Reporters Typists J. K , f 3 Phyllis Kennedy Sally Benson Gloria Skoreski Jim Booth Marsha Case Doris Schmidt Beverly Crippen Susan Sundberg Dorothy Kent Ronnie Farrell Patty Bolt Jim Hufnagel Joyce Hemenway Barbara Russell This Page Sponsored by: JOHN MCNANEY STUDIO, Your Yearbook Photographer PEP BAND As one rooter put it, 'Without the pep Hand band our games just seem to lack some- thingl' How true! They give forth at the right times with spirited marches and that extra push for victory, DANCE BAND Popular hits, all-time favorites. and even a little boogie are numbered in the dance ba.nd's repertoire, It's a new organization and a very harmon- ious one our school can be proud of, ,fm y Magi TWIRLER5 MR, BAYNES Jeannine Benson, Julie Lloyd, Sandra Bixby, Janice Sweeley, Patient' Willing and Diane Hufnagle have done a grand job twirling this year. They Capable. MF. 3334135 have practiced hard to learn their snappy routines and have is held in high es been a sure asset to the band. A note of appreciation to Bob Team bb' all those Burnham also, for his splendid job of leading the band. who work Undef him Marching 1571114 Bringing home prizes from various parades is no surprise for the swift-stepping marchers of our band, Although the numbers aren't quite as large as previous years, the fascination they hold for their captivated onlookers remains the same. Hats off to the Blue and Gold Marching Band! May they ever carry high the standards of Mansfield. Hamer! Hand Under the able direction of our instrumental instructor, Mr, Baynes, the concert band provides both enjoyment and entertainment for its many members and listeners, Playing for assembly programs, charitable benefits, and their own pleasure, the superb band of our school is a valu- able and necessary part of the curriculum, Orchestra and Khorus CHORUS The chorus has had another year of progress under the untiring direction of C, Wayne Stringer, During the winter, the group sang for our Christmas tableaux and this spring spent many hours on an operetta. Several members have attended county, district and state chorus festivals. ORCHESTRA Another of the exceptional music organizations of our school, the orchestra, takes an important part in concerts, recitals and various other kinds of entertainment, Made up of junior as well as senior high school students, this 'little symphony' is truly an asset and one of which Mansfield can be justly proud. MR, ST RINGER This energetic music supervisor has worked hard to promote inter- est in the choral groups of our school, Among his achievements are the girls' en- semble and the mixed ensemble, His spirit and en- thusiasm have made it possible for us to inaugu- rate an operetta this year. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE M, Case, L, Borg, S, Benson, M, Smith, A, Fish S Sunberg B, Ripple, B, Foreman, J, Penno, B, Russel, B. Rose C Justin E97 'Xe NJ MIXED ENSEMBLE 93 Front row: C, Justin, S, Sundberg, C, Davis, M, Case, B, Russel Second row B, Crammer, A. Harris, S, McNar1ey, B, Rieppel, L, Seymour A, Harris B Brodrick, Third row: S, Benson, J, Johnston, A, Fish, P, Swan, B Randolph Back row: S, Wilcox, R, De Geus, J, Young, P, Wilson, I, Besanceney T Rose Music and Advertisement Committee Senior Prom and Banquet '7-laliday Mood Dangling mobiles and brilliantly-lighted pine trees under a ceiling of misty white set the scene for the 'Holiday Mood, The Prom, on December 27, climaxed the weeks of prep- aration and waiting, We can't put into words the magic of this unforgettable night, The Alumni Banquet, in conjunction with the Senior Prom, was very much of a success, It was attended by 208 of Mansfield's former stu- dents, An Alumni Association has been started, and the Banquet is to become an annual affair. Alumni Banquet Committee Decorating Committee Clean-up Committee Contact Committee Refreshment Committee junivr Pram New UM April tenth found us dancing in a deep sea world The gently twisted blue and green crepe paper gave the illusion of a rippling ceiling. On the walls, sea horses and fish of various shapes and sizes peeked between the streamers. Sunken treasure chests lent a mysterious air to the oc- casion, The music of The Stardusters floated from a background of misty clouds, sea gulls and delicate colored driftwood, The attending couples were awed with this spectacle of beauty, .wi Seuiar Play 'SECOND CHILDHOOD 'Best Senior play in years! --'It had the audience rolling in the aisles' -- A superb productionl' --were the critics' remarks on 'Second Childhood, a comedy in three acts, given on the night of Oct, 27, 1954 in the M,S,H,S, SYYU- The play got hilariously involved because of the discovery of an Elixir of Youth, but after much confusion everything tumed out all right, None of the cast will forget the little 'dramas and comedies' that went on behind the set during re- hearsals, and plenty of credit goes Give me my baby! 'I just like steek 'Have you seen it?' ni to Mr. Milliren for putting up with -gh. youvre not my babyl' us until he saw the final performance, Cast Staff This page Sponsored by: MARKSON'S MEN'S STORE, MARv1N's, and GARSIDE'S HOBBY SHOP you with knifel' 0 '29 . I-1 in 4 3 , 5 may Q ,x 'la O it 'ifqllrn wo D X10 ,NCMAKER5 ?uturc flamcmakcrs af America 1 '55 F,H,A, Officers El A V1 L P P-1-is , NEW Future Homemakers of America is a vital part of the Homemaking Pro- gram, All girls have an opportunity to participate in Chapter activities, to earn degrees of achievement and to hold office, The girls made an excellent record at the Mansfield Fair, winning the 1954 Sweepstakes. The local Chapter was hostess to Region D Meeting during October, A 'Care' Package was sent to Europe and a Christmas Party was held, Several girls participated in the State Farm Show at Harrisburg, with one award, The girls made a contribution to State FHA larship Fund, Plans were made for the Shamrock Queen Dance in March and the Annual Fashion Show and Tea in April, There will be representatives at State Convention' at State College in June, Farm Show Winner 1955 Home Economics Doris Dunbar Region D, Conference sq., Scho- Shamrock Dance- - 1954 .-.....i, ?uture Qarmers of America The Future Farmers of America is a national organization that reaches from the State of Washington to Puerto Rico and from the State of Maine to Hawaii. Its purpose is best explained in its motto: Leaming to Do Earning to Live Doing to Learn Living to Serve MEMBERS Charles Hess, Advisor, Kenneth Powlison, Robert Trowbridge, Jim Welch, J a mes Booth, Carl Zenger, Edgar Fish, Harold Wright, Roger York. William Creely, Robert Rice, William Kennedy, Willis Moore, Frank Sargent, Richard Jackson, Marshall Hulslander, Wayne Strange, Roger Smith, Robert Hulslander, Roy Jones, Jerry Stout, Harold Tice, Robert Phelps, Nathan Wright, Donald Hess, Dale Whittaker, Donald Sherman, Wayne Straw, Richard Husted, Harold Knowlton, Dean Benson, Lee Harvey, Loren Kendrick, Larry Chamberlain, Kenneth Welch, Howard Bartlett, David Bolt, Olin Makley, William Kenyon, Durward Dyke, Louis Marble, Robert Haflett, Reid Chamberlain, Norman Hilfiger, Jerry Chamberlain, Tony Passeri, Harry Dunbar, Richard Gromes, Wayne Tubbs, HAROLD ROBINSON Harold, better known as Bud, is another F, F, A, member from the class of 1951 who qualified for the American Farmer Degree and received a certificate and S25 Saving Bond, F, F, A, Varsity Basketball if s tiini 9 c , ., 2 F, F, A, Junior Varsity Basketball A . l GERALD SMITH Jerry is an active F, F, A, member from the C1355 of 1951 and was one of 26 boys in the state who competed this past year for the Amer- ican Farmer Degree, Since only 11 boys can receive this Degree each year from Pennsylvania, Gerald could not receive the American Farmer Degree but did re- ceive a certificate and 325 Bond, F, F, A, Officers and Mr, Hess Kafefcrza Do you remember all those swell meals you emoyed in the cafeteria? You wouldn't have had them with- out the skill of Mis, Evans and Mrs, Robinson and the help given by their faithful workers, We certainly have appreciated their dependable service, 4, s 'bs A t.yty Q A Basketball I V X f w.,,.,-M' BAS BOB DICK 2,2 Q HUFFY 3 JIM I M 1 Q 1 i I .'., 1 ,,,f M m PREVETTE Roc RON PAGE -3 Mansfield, under the direction of Coach Tocci, entered the Roosevelt Trail League again in '55, Our first non-league game with Cowanesque proved to be our toughest outside com- petition, This year the Tigers made a much better showing than last year, Although we didn't win the league, the wirming teams knew that they had seen a battle. In our sixth league game we defeated our R,T,V, rival, Troy '71 to 54. Varsity Front row: B, Smith, R, Lloyd, B, Bumham, R, Farrell, Back row: Coach Tocci, J, Besanceney, R, Nates, R, Prevette, J. Hufnagel, E, Pageg Managers R, Miller and S, Wilcox, junior Varsity Front row: F. Geiger, F, Hilfiger, T, Kelly, P, Wilson, E, Rose, R, Brodrick B - ' ack row. Coach Tocci, I-I, Root, M, McNaney, W, Parker, Managers R, Miller and S, Wilcox, Soccer at f ., , Front row: Donald Hess, Manager, Basil Smith, Bob Brodrick, Tom Smith, Ronnie Farrell, Bill Randolf, Bob Prevette, Bob Burnham, Fred Schroeder, Bill Parker, Bill Creeley. Back row: Coach Tocci, Jim Osman, Donald Hughes, Alan Crippen, Harold Knowlton, Jim Colgrove, Charles Anderson. Bernard Cole, Edward Barden, Roger Lloyd, Teddy Rose, Mike McNaney. This fall the boys got into shape for soccer, the first sport for outside athletic competition, The following schedule and scores resulted, Tioga away T 4 M, S, H, 2 Elkland home E 12 M, S, H, 2 Liberty home L 1 M, S, H, 5 Cowanesque away C 2 M, S, H, 2 Covington away C 2 M, S, H, 0 Blossburg home B 2 M, S, H, 1 Ehwrlcadcrs Annabel Fish Jeanne Knowles Linda Seymour Janice Sweeley Sandy Bixby Lois Francis Julie Lloyd Jeannine Benson Joanna Sargent Jean Francis Martha Smith Jeanette Secondo Diane Hufnagel Sally Benson Ninita Stilwell Th.1s year the cheerleaders are combined into one squad consisting of twelve regulars and three altemates who cheer for bothJ V and Varsity games In their snappy blue and gold outfits they have added pep and lots of fun to the games along with cheering the boys on to victory Here's best of luck to you all, Jlflemvries I' This page sponsored by MAINESBURG LUMBER COMPANY ,ww 1 v w......, W sh J 2 M? 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