Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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We can truthfully say that he is one of the best teachers we have ever had. Thus, to Mr. Brennan, wewish to say, Thanks - for every- thing. 3 if gi I x i il, 3 Q ,Et x 2 Z A if 'Li si as ned if Y , Z, A Q 51 s ,I 10 X 5- 's 4 w Y L ,J P 1 1 ' w , ?L 3 A K . Q 4 as 1 3 N f -WWQQ 6 Q V 4 g I v , . K 4 I n XA. A. u 4 ' I 4 a .Y 1 , w f 'Pi , W' Y I A A ' , , ah 5. 6' T ,L 1 A Q fi ,fy R,-, I .... 1.5 AW I4-7Q7'Q'?' lv f QQ.- f , 5 I, , Q .sr-wr . sf , . Y FIRST ROW - Sidney Powlison, Rexford Crippen, Arch Robbins, Ruby Bixby, Gilbert I-urman, Edson Shaw. La Vere Fogelsonger. STANDING - Keith Sweeley, Clarence W. Harvey, Arron Smith, James Rieppel, Ralph York, Lyle Cleveland. Harold Terry. MISSING - Kathryn Love, I. I. Wells, Gordon Wood, Mrs. Edwin Husted. MRS . BIXBY We, the class of '60, wish to thank the members of the Mans- field Ioint School Board for giving so much of their time and effort to the planning of our new addition and the redecorating of the old school. You have helped make our school one from which we are proud to be the first class to graduate, and we are very grateful. To the 1960 Graduates May I congratulate you on your accom- plishments. You have succeeded under rather trying circumstances. Last year with a building program going on you did your work well, both in the classroom and in other activities, and this year you have been very helpful in assisting the faculty to open school in the new building where many adjustments had to be made. You will find that in life you will have to make many adjustments. New methods, new organizations, and new inventions will test your ability. So you will find that the training you have had in adjusting to new situations will probably be very important. I wish you well, and may you ever be open-minded to the changing times. With faith in God and your fellowman you will succeed. Sincerely, Warren L. Miller Supervising Principal Principals Messages Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1960 upon successfully completing your High School Careers. Your Manscript Staff and Advisors are to be commended for this fine book which you will always cherish. The members of the Faculty join me in extending to you our sincere best wishes. May you always enjoy happiness, freedom, and peace of mind. what you do for yourself may start you on the way up in the world, but from there on up, it is what you do for others, that will determine the degree of success that you will enjoy. Life lived just to satisfy your- self never satisfies anybody. Confuscius said, Man wrapped up in self makes 'velly' small package. Sincerely, Theodore R. Besanceney Principal ORVILLE DICKERSON MARY GERMAN Facu, lty ROBERT JOHNSON JAMES MCINROY GLADYS YOUNG CELIA C. HIGLEY LETTIE A. BRACE ROBERT MAGEE 1 -yf QL -ff DONALD VAN ESS CHARL.ES FOWLER ffl , L- C' V JOHN REESE CHARLES F. HESS MARY M. BRACE ff A ' ,f Q' Wx., ' Q , ,',:. f ' f x. 'R 5 BRITTON N. BIXBY JANE E. BENNETT VIRGINIA REESE f Cf ,IE 1 ,f ' ,H af IOESPH TOCCI CLARICE S. EVANS ,V , ' - f X!--Lf,- ,J -,, ,A .ff m'1' MARION GLECKER ELIZABETH ALLEN EAUSTINA HUGHES LESLIE EVANS WILLIAM TROWBRIDGE PHILIP M. BRENNEN f ' , ', ',7,'vf' X,-I' XA if ,v, EUGENE MORTIMER WILLIAM WA NICH JOHN RUDY HELEN S. STRAIT THELMA CHING nf? 1 Y H' , I f , -, ,fvfg .I , V ie? L , -Hxfl I National Honor Society pq - , 5 f . ff x k eggfi ,. 1-. -- it . fs ,Y --'? :f-YN , Lids' 715594 1 .yy , . ,. my mfr :QL M, A ,Q QM 9 4 ' ? 17 73 2: A ,wks , 2505 MARY ANN ANDERSON Mary Ann, cute and dark-haired, has certainly added a spark of liveliness to our class since she moved here from Van Etten, N. Y. Active in chorus, she has done as good a job in that as she has in everything else. We predict a happy future for Mary Ann. BARBARA BAILEY Devil-may-care Barb is always ready for a good time, but she has still had time to be a co-editor of the yearbook, a member of chorus and band, and one of the typists of the Hi-Lights. Her favorite pastimes are skating and horseback riding. With all these activities Barb is sure to have an interesting future. PHYLLIS BARNES This attractive little girl makes up for her height through her eagerness to help and her participation in varied extracurriculars. Her personality has won her many friends while her friendly grin is sure to be seen where merriment is. CAROLYN BOVIER Although seemingly quiet, this young lady isn't at a loss for words. This ability helps her do her job as business manager on the Hi-Lights. A11 the girls admire her wardrobe which is a product of her sewing ability. Her needle keeps her in the height of fashion. DONNA BROWN This vivacious miss has been a welcome addition to our class since she came in her sophomore year. One can usually find her working at the Dairy Treat in her spare time Full of fun, this girl has brightened many a grey day with her sunny smile and warm personality. Her smile has a way of appearing when- ever she sees a friendly face. She has the grace and poise that every young miss would like to possess while her ability to get a job well done will make her an efficient person in her chosen career. 1 PATRICIA BURNHAM Rings on her fingers, bells on her toes, Pat will have music wherever she goes, as a twirler for the band, that is. Pat is also a cheerleader and a member of the chorus. With her winning personality and friendly smile, she is sure to be surrounded by friends all her life. YVONNE BUTTON Yvonne joined us last year and has added many talents to our class. Most of them pertain to the musical field: many to her well -rounded personality. She is cooperative and friendly to all, still she shows a yen for leadership. We wonder, Will she hum over a recipe book or in a classroom? t BONNIE CLEVELAND Sincerity and friendliness are two of Bonnie's chief traits. She represented our school at the Ole Bull Music Festival. Her skill in typing has been proven by her work on the yearbook and Hi-Lights. She is sure to find happiness in whatever she does. S 5 s 3 3 E E' L- J ROSAMOND CLEVELAND Soft-spoken Rosamond makes every word count. Whether her job is being co-editor of -the yearbook, head typist on the paper, or manager of the magazine campaign, she takes it in her stride and does it to the best of her ability. Rosamond's efficiency will take her far in her career as a secretary. GARY COOK This friendly, easy-going guy is our Student Council President. He can often be seen lending a helping hand in his father's store or driving his Ford through Mansfield. His 1ikabi1ity has been shown by the fact that he was chosen a representative to Boys' State and President of the Sophomore Class. Nice, that's what Earl is. From his flashing smile to his nimble fingers as he srrums the strings of his guitar, Earl is one of our classmates who has a bright future already started. As proof, you can look out your window anytime and see a beautiful blue and white Ford go by. DONNA COWLES Friendly Donna has probably seen more odd scenes around school than anyone else - she was head photographer for the yearbook! She has given her support to the Hi-Lights by typing. We are sure that she will do as good a job in the future as she has on her activities. SANDRA CRIPPEN A hearty laugh breaks the silence. Who is it? Sandy, of course. She loves to have fun, but finds time for most of it outside of class. Concern and respect forothers are two of Sandy's many assets that, together with pep, enthusiasm, and dependability make up one of the nicest persons to be found. LINDA CRITTENDEN This cute brunette has a passion for red Fords. Her quietness and attentiveness makes her a joy to have in any classroom. She's always ready for a good time and with all her winning ways, she can't help but have success. DONNA CROSS When you hear the thump, thump of the basketball, you know that Donna, one of the fast moving. energetic athletes of our school, is around. In contrast with her strong physical characteristics, Donna was given the mild mannered and grin and bear it attitude toward life. Much luck and happiness is hoped for this girl of many talents. ALAN D. CUMMINGS This dark-haired guy may seem quiet at times, but he can be as devilish as anyone. His trademarks are a black cowboy hat and a habit of asking questions. Alan's scholastic ability will carry him far in the future. DAVID CUMMINGS David is an active member of the F. F. A. and plans to be a farmer. Although he doesn't talk much. he usually has something to say when he does. We wish him happiness and success in his well-chosen field. JOHN CU NNINGI-IAM Math and science are his chief interests but he also excels in sports and other ac- tivities. His quick thinking makes John a top person in our class. His scholastic ability will make him a success just around the corner. GAYLE FOGELS ONGER Gayle has been an active member of chorus, orchestra, and yearbook staff. She may seem quiet at first, but when you get to know her, you appreciate her friendliness and sense of humor. She is capable and helpful, and her imagination adds a spark of interest to all that she does. .TIM FORD Iim's early arrival at school is sparked by his desire for quiet in which to do his home- work rather than love for school. His interests range from lifting barbells to making pottery in art class. His willingness to help will be an asset in whatever he decides to do. KATHLEEN FRANCIS Kathy's crowning glory is her curly hair. This cute miss is as proficient in band, or- chestra, and chorus as she is in her studies. She represented M.J.S. H.S. in the Flaming Foliage Festival at Renova as well as at Emporium in District Chorus. Her friendli- ness, helpfulness, and sincerity make her a friend worth having. MYRTLE FRIENDS This shy brunette came to our class in our Junior year. Her FHA training will be of great use to her in the future as a seam- stress. A friend in need is a friend in- deed, describes Mert to a T. Although quiet, her sense of humor adds sparkle to everyone near her. HAROLD GEARINGER When that streak slows down, you will probably discover that it is red -headed Hap playing basketball. Ever since his arrival here last year, Hap has been a welcome ad- dition to our class. He will surely be wel- come wherever he goes. DIANE GILL ESPIE Blond-haired Di has intelligence as well as beauty. Her popularity is shown by the fact that she was chosen as secretary of the Student Council. She is also active in chorus, on the Hi-Lights, and on the yearbook staff. Diane is certain to have happiness wherever she goes. LARRY HAGER The likeable guy with the friendly smile. Larry excels in athletics whether it's playing a game or showing sportsman- ship. His dependability has been an asset to our class. He shows an eagerness to gain knowledge that makes success just around the corner. DONALD HARRIS Don, a dependable member of our class, is going to be a scientific farmer. His humor and throaty chuckle are a joy to those around him. Weekends find him rolling his time away at the skating rink. Much success and happiness is ahead for this thoughtful guy. GARY ISAACSON Our cute Ike is a fount of energy. His good humor is an asset in everything he does. As a member of the F. F. A. he was chosen as parliamentarian and representative to the Student Council. His enthusiasm and interest are sure to spur him on. GENE JACKSON This guy is another member of the.F. F. A. In fact, he is corresponding secretary of the Mansfield chapter and demonstrated his skill in a tractor driving contest as well as playing on the F. F. A. basketball team. We wish him health and happiness in his chosen career. PATRICIA JONES Persistent Pat always finishes what she starts. This has been proven by her work as one of the editors on the Hi-Lights. Her cheerful laugh has livened up many a class. Pat plans to go to M.S. T. C. to become a teacher. With all this, she is certain to have a bright future. BEVERLY MQELWAIN Her sincerity and friendliness are apparent at all times and she is always willing to lend a hand. She was a chairman of the maga- zine campaign and a member of chorus for three years. Her quiet assurance will carry her far in the future. KENNETH MARPLE Ken moved to Mansfield in his junior year and has added much to the school by serving as a representative to Student Coun- cil. His seriousness and concentration make him a good student and he never accepts anything unless it can be proven. He will meet with great achievements. 1 RICHARD MILLER Our top magazine salesman is also tops in sports, too. He has also been active in chorus and on the yearbook staff. His friendliness and variety of abilities are certain to carry him to his desired goal. DARWINA NEAL If you hear a hearty cheer from the crowd, no need to guess twice - you know Darwina is cheering her favorites, the Tigers, on to victory. Her activities are second only to her scholastic ability. with her variety of interests Darwina is sure of a busy future. NANCY PAGE This pert little miss adds a certain some- thing to every class she attends. Her peppy cheering at basketball games shows the en- thusiasm which she displays in everything she does. Her activities vary from typing for the Hi-Lights to singing in chorus. We know that with all of her winning ways, Nancy will be sure to succeed in everything PATRICIA PALMER Tall, graceful Pat is a whiz on the girls' basketball court. She has been a member of chorus during her three years in high school. Pat is lucky enough to have a car of her own. She is bound to have happiness in her life. s LOIS PATTERSON Peppy Lois is interested in many things. In fact, her versatility is shown by her sewing ability, membership in chorus and 4H, and her unfailing support to the Pep Club. Lois' sincerity, friendliness, and capability assure her of a happy and suc- HELEN PEN NO I-Ielen's happiness is shown by her nick- name Hap. She has done as good a job in chorus. in pep club, and on the Hi-Lights as she has on the lay-out staff of the year- book. Often seen driving a grey Pontiac, Helen is usually ready to go. She will al- ways be eager to do something new and dif- ferent. w 4 RONALD PHIPPEN Ron moved away from Mansfield a few years ago, but he came back for his senior year. A welcome addition to every class, he is always interested in what he is doing whether it is schoolwork or cars. We hope he will be happy in his chosen career as a farmer. cessful future in whatever she wishes to do. JACK PUTN AM 'I'his year we have had the unusual luck to add such a nice looking, as well as honor student, to our class. Although we have not had time to really know Jack, we have no- ticed that his quietness in school is quite in contrast to his devilish character outside. He has all the signs of becoming a number one success. RONALD ROGERS Neat is the student, Ron is his name. Wherever he goes, he's still the same. Ron's infectious laugh is disguised by his polite and serious manner. Interested in cars and radios, he intends to enter the army. We wish him luck in his future plans. BEVERLY ROUPP This commercial student can type a mean key as has been shown by her work on the Hi-Lights. Rlp can adapt to a situation whether it requires seriousness, imagination, or a zest for life and do it well. Success and happiness are sure to follow her in her career as a secretary. DONALD ROUPP This cute guy almost always attracts the new girls. How does he do it? Maybe he gets tips from Bev, his sister, or maybe he's just lucky. Aside from girls, he is interested mostly in cars. But whatever he does, he is assured of a successful future. ROBERT SEIBERT Originality is our Bob. His humorous stories have brightened many a Hi-Light reader, while his ready wit has a way of popping up at the most unexpected times. Bob has done a good job as co-editor of the paper as well as being a National Merit Scholarship finalist. This man of the world will get what he wants from life because he knows what he wants. NANCY SHAW Nancy has a serene quality which adds a tranquil air to those around her and she is al- ways ready to give a friendly smile to any- one. She has been active in chorus and on the Hi-Lights. We wish the best of every- thing for Nancy in her plans for the future. EDWARD STAUFFER This happy-go-lucky guy brightens every class that he attends. His witty mind com- bined with hls seriousness to get a job well done makes him one of the nicest fellows of our class. We wish the best of everything to Ed. ROBERT STIBER Bob's friendliness, helpfulness, and good business sense have enabled him to do a good job on the business staff of the newspaper, while his musical ability has been shown by his participation in band. His friendly smile is sure to carry him far in whatever he does. From tapping the ball, to tapping the drum, 'l'hat's our Thatch, A lot of fun. His eagerness for a good time, coupled with his desire to get a job well done makes him one of the best liked guys in our Senior Class. We predict a bright future for our capable class president. BRUCE TOOTHAKER Behind those quiet eyes, there lies a mind of plotting deviltry' which is hidden beneath the scholarly achievements of this future farmer. Bruce will long be remem- bered by his entertainment in school as well ZS 0111. LORRAINE TOWNSEND Peppy, cheerful, and friendly are only a few -adjectives that describe Lorraine. Her spirited cheerleading is an asset to every basketball court. Singing in chorus is one of her favorite pastimes. She can always be found lending a helping hand, even at Cleos', where she is getting experience for her chosen career. DONALD TROWBRIDGE This tall, dark guy is a whiz at math. His trombone playing has been a real help to the band while his friendly smile and blue and white Mercury have caught the eye of many a girl. For him, success should be easy. RITA WAGNER Tall, slim Reet always looks as if she has stepped out of a fashion magazine. Her interests center outside of Mansfield, but she has still worked as one of the art editors on the paper and has sung in chorus. We wish her luck in her plans for the future. BRUNO WALLENBURG Bruno's inquiring mind probes into any- thing he does. Talking and telling jokes are two of his favorite pastimes. He can often be seen carrying or working with a piece of electrical equipment. Bruno's success is assured by his abilities and quest for knowledge. ALLAN WALKER Tall, lean Allen is interested in cars and mechanics. His deep, bass voice can be heard supporting the low notes in the chorus and he can often be seen in the halls. With his interests and skills, he will go far in whatever career he chooses. IUDITH WHITTEKER This glrl who has a friendly smile for everyone is one of the art editors on the l-Il-Lights as well as being in band, chorus and orchestra. Her scholastic ability and lady-like qualities assure her a happy and eventful future. Competent Ann with her ready smile and capable hands, plans to be a nurse. During her years at M.H.S. Ann has been active in many activities in school and out. Her knowledge of health. together with her experience as a nurse's aide, will help her in her chosen career. Officers A President ---- RICHARD THATCHER Secretary ---- LINDA CRITTENDEN Vice President - - - EARL COURTNEY Treasurer ------- NANCY SHAW Class Historian ---- DARWINA NEAL Sponsors MR. MAGEE MR. MCINROY MR. BRENNAN MRS. EVANS X -1-. 91 f ff'-jfii fy H I 1' l 1 1 x, , K- i ' If 'jziff fix Q' ' v . gg' A f 355515 , :ft A ' o MZZS Most Likely to Succeed ROSAMOND CLEVELAND GARY COOK Most Dependable PAT JONES BOB SEIBERT Most Musical YVONNE BUTTON EARL COURTNEY Most Studious DARWINA NEAL BRUNO WALLENBURG Most Likable LINDA CRITTENDEN HAROLD GEARINGER Best Personality PAT BURN!-IAM LARRY HAGER Quietest GAYLE FOGELSON GER KEN MARPLE Most Athletic UORRAINE TOWNSEND DICK MILLER V! 3 Cutest NANCY PAGE GARY ISSACSON N- N Best Dressed KATHY FRANCIS DON TROWBRIDGE Best Sense of Humor DONNA BROWN ED STAUFFER Happiest ANN WILSON DICK THATCHER J' 'iw 6-fp WWW - I JANET BARRON This vivacious cheerleader has contributed much to the athletics of M. S. H. S. NANCY BENNETT Intelligent, good-looking, and fun to be with, Nancy has a pleas- ing personality. EDGAR BAILEY Nice to be with, Edgar lends a helping hand to everyone. JOHN BARDEN John is known for his sense of hlunor, and his white Chevy convertible. DOUGLAS BEST Good looks, ability in sports and music: that's Doug. J UDITH BESANCENEY Sweet and quiet, these are the words which best describe Judie. WAYNE BORTLE Wayne is one of the newer faces in the halls of M.S.H.S. DONNA BOYDEN Here's a gal with lots of team spirit. Donna is a whiz at sewing. CATHERINE BURKE Tall, dark, and good-looking, Cathy does an excellent job with her clarinet. WILLIAM CADY Bill is known for his accom- plishments on the cornet and ability in the classroom. TRESSA HIACE Carefree Tressa adds zest to any class. JAMES BROWN Jim has a vivid interest in Chemistry. BETTY LOU COLEGROVE Betty is as good on the basketball court as in the classroom. CAROLE COMFORT This little miss is known for her sewing and singing ability. JUDY CASSELBERRY This peppy, green-eyed gal is always on the go. ANN CHAMBERLAIN Shy and sweet, Ann is well liked by her classmates. ROBERT COX Tall and blonde, with a smile for everyone. CAROLE CUMMINGS Cindy's good looks and friend- liness are not her only assets, but they promise to send her far in this world. DONALD CUMMINGS Short, blonde, and cute, Don is one of the more quiet members of our class. MICHAEL 'CUMMINGHAM This energetic boy has an avid interest in airplanes. KAY DUNKLEBERGER Loads of fun to.be with, Kay likes to roller skate and does it well. ' n NANCY EARLLEY This petite miss is very musi- cal and has lots of school spirit. I GERALD DAVEY jerry has a swell personality and a terrific ability in sports. RUTH DOUD Though usually quiet, she is al- ways ready to lend a helping hand. 1 MYRON FISH Myron is quiet with an active interest in farming. PHYLLIS FISH An F.l-1. A. gal, who is full of the dickens. RONALD ENGLISH An interesting combination is found in Ron. He is a good student and athlete. JOHN ESTEP John may be small, but he is always ready with a big joke. JANET FOREMAN Her cheerfulness and sincerity makes Janet worthy of our admira- tion. LINDA GARSIDE Linda with her quiet manner and sincere smile can be sure of many friends. NANCY GRAFIUS Tall and cute, this peppy gal enjoys having fun. JAMES HARRIS One of the more active mem- bers ofF.F.A. , Jim is very in- terested in farming. DONNA HUSLANDER Donna has a sweer personality and is full of fun. SANDRA HULSLANDER Cute and companionable, Sandy has personality plus. ROBERT HIC KS Bob has the very admirable am bition to become a veterinarian. JACK HUFNAGEL His shy smile and quiet ways are known to all. IAY KENT Think Iay is quiet - get to know him. ROBERTA KOWAL Roberta is an asset to our class with her cheerful disposition. 9 BETTY JAcKsoN Betty enjoys all kinds of fun and is especially skillful in sports. TOM JOHNSTON W E Our class president contributes his share to school activities. N Q WILLIAM KSHIR This guy is interested in every- T thing except school. Q WILLIAM LOVE Good things come in small packages. is PATTI LUNN This neat, dark-haired girl has a great sense of humor which con- nibutes to an interesting person- ality. DORIS McKAY Doris is dark-haired with spark ling eyes and a cheerful smilef JEANNE MORGAN A peppy brunette cheerleader who has a smile for everyone. TOM MORAN Interested in all sports, this re- served fellow has much to offer. RENAH MERRICK Renah's unique personality makes her a popular member of our class. DONALD MOORE A cheerful disposition and quiet manner becomes this small guy. MARILYN PUTNAM Quiet, and nice to know, Marilyn is a good student with lots of school spirit. LINDA RARICK A quiet girl contributes much to the F.H.A. LEE O'BOURN Lee is very athletincally minded and found where there is fun. MARGARET PARIS Pep, vim, and vigor best de- scribe Margy. This gal is carefree as the breeze. JAMES RATHBUN With this tall, lanky boy in the class, there's sure to be fun. GERALD RICE This boy with the bright smile excels in the field of sports. JOHN RIEPPEL Jack is an active member of the student council. SHIRLEY ROSE Shirley, a whirl in the class- room, is known for her pep and vim. HARRY SCOUTEN One of the newest members of our class, Harry is friendly toward everyone. JOSEPH SHERMAN This quiet, hard working guy is nice to know. SUSAN RUSH A gigglly miss with lots of talent Sue can be found in the midst of fun. DOUGLAS SARGENT This likeable guy is a very good athlete. Doug is witty and fun. KENNETH SMITH Ken's main interest lies in farm- ing. He is very active in the F.F. A. SYNTHIA SPENCER Shy, but sharp, applies to Cindy. Attentive in the class- room and real hep. ROBERT SLINGERLAND Bob, a fun-loving, care-free guy, is very interested in cars' and horses. GERALD SMITH Jerry does a fine job as team manager, and when he's around there's never a dull moment. BEVERLY STROCK Bev, shy, quiet, and quick witted in and out of the class- room. TIMOTHY SUMNER This quick-witted boy has a great interest in hunting and en- joys science. SHIRLEY TI-IORPE Her sweet appearance makes Shirley a very popular member of our class. MAIORIE TICE A shy, sweet smile and a friendly glance, makes Marge an interesting person. KAREN VOSBURG Karen is good-looking, a whiz in the classroom, with a fine soprano voice. BARBARA WALLENBURG Barby is pert, giggily, full of pep, and known for her musical inclination. TOM TICE His attractive smile and ability in skating are but a few of his many assets. GARY VAN NOCKEN He's little and he's wise, but he's a terror for his size. PHYLLIS WELCH Phyllis is cute to walk with, nice to talk with, and pleasant to be with. BRENDA WELLS Vivacious Brenda is an active member of the M.S.l-I.-S. musical groups. KATHLEEN WALSH With her gymnastic ability and cordial manner, Kathy is sure to go far. - LINDA WATKINS An air of quiet determination is one of her many outstanding characteristics. CARSON WHITTAKER A cheerful disposition and a quiet manner are becoming to this small guy. SYLVIA WH.SON This saucy miss is known for her musical talents and for her interest in sports. JOYCE BENSON Joyce is a very loyal supporter of our basketball team. ALLEN G. CUMMINGS If you see a red and white flash go by, it's Allen. HOWARD MATHERN This tall blonde is full of fun and always ready for a good time. 0AffiC6TS President ---- THOMAS JOHNSTON Secretary ------ RENAI-I MERRICK Vice President - GARY VAN NOCKEN Assistant Secretary - - JANET BARRON Treasurer ---- - - SHIRLEY ROSE Sponsors MR. TOCCI - MR. MORTIMER - MRS. STRAIT N' ag T,1!Q5igg35i ggiQljS yffwn P 4,1- - :JMX Q. 'Y 055555 ,Al i A f ,E ., 1 ' X -M . , a J' 4 3 . 6 - 1 s' f A ' 4. .. vii ui -1 4 ,,,-..,-Nw 4 A Hr M' .... W . ' Q fx M ' Q 5 1. e x Y? x s a ' m gd 'KR S 'L Sandra A11en Alfred Ames Mary K. Bailey Martha Beardslee Barbara Benson Donna Bentley James Bixby George Bluhm Gracie Bolt Jessie Bolt Judy Borlle James Bovier Michael Brace Sharon Bradley Beverly Brown Patricia Brown Donald Burnham Marshall Carnrighr William Chamberlain Peggy Clark Gary Cleveland Charles Colegrove Richard Davey Kathryn Decker Cheryl Dickinson Jo Ann Ennis Gerald Farrer Edward Furman Leonard Costley Eileen Courtney Steve Cunningham Michele Curran Thomas Husted Donald Inscho Carol Isaacson Dean Johnson Sharon Gillespie Gearld Hall Wesley Hemmenway James Hicks Wendell Hitchcock Scott Husted Robert Johnston Robert Jones Sandra Kenyon William Leopold Marie Marple Sandra Maurer John McNaney Glen Miller Joseph Moore Yvonne Morgan Margaret Nelson Bert Ohlson Sally Reynolds Mary Rice Donald Robbins Shirley Ross Connie Roupp Allen Schanbacher Vivian May Ohlson Philip Parker Estella Phillips Mary Jane Phillips Keith Van Etten Alfred Sparling Carol Stirling Donald Stickler James Storms Marcia Seymour Lynn Sherman David Smith Harlo Smith Philip Smith Theodore Smith 1 Susan Sturdevant Peggy Summerson Sue Tears Mason Terry David Tice I ames Tice Joyce Tice Ivan Tomlinson Arthur Townsend Connie Trask Carl Van Ness Edward Watkins P Audrey Wise Anna May Wood Ethel Youmans Edward Webster Clifford Welch Thomas West Laura Wilcox Gloria Wilkins Sally Wilson Officers President ----- EDWARD FURMAN Secretary ---- SUSAN STURDEVANT Vice President - - - BARBARA BENSON Treasurer ----- MARCIA SEYMOUR Sponsors A MRS. YOUNG - MR. WANICH - MR. BIXBY K 1 97,1 we 'A FIRST ROW - F. Bolt, J. Dunkleberger, A. Barnes, I. Barden, B. Bennett, S. Barden, I. Colegrove, D. Dewey, D. Bartlett. SECOND ROW -.P. Bailey, I. Cummings, M. Brown, I. Ames, S. Allen, S. Colegrove M. Besancenany, A. Draucher, I. Cooley, D. Cormey, G. Deats. THIRD ROW - Mr. Evans, Mr. Whitney, B. Boyden, D. Carnright, D. Brace, D. Cum- mings, T. Crittenden, R. Ayers, E. Chamberlain, R. Burgess. FIRST ROW - G. Gardner, S. Gardner, J. Jenkins, K. Gould, K. Moore, S. Moore, D. Hartsock, L. Leipold, M. Neal. SECOND ROW - E. Kuhl, F. Johnson, T. Monroe, M. Frost, L. Hulslander, C. Heater, B. Mortimer, M. L. Evans, L. Jacquish, B. Harvey, J. Hewitte. THIRD ROW - Mr. Trowbridge, H. Friends, D. Nares, I. Mudge, J. McMillan, B. Morgan, T. McE1wain, T. Gillespie, R. Hart, D. Johnston, B. McKay. Grade 9 FIRST ROW - D. Stone, R. Rice, C. Palmer, N. Wiand, N. Sumner, B. Whittaker, S Youmans, C. Skoreski, C. Smith. SECOND ROW - J. Wright, R. Watkins, B. Winkler, R. Passeri, T. Smith, E. Patter- son, J. Stone, B. Sargent, B. Roberts. THIRD ROW - Mr. Magee, B. Pequinot, G. York, R. Ross, S. Passeri, S. Wanck, B. Rice, L. Rich, F. Sparling, C. Welch, R. Smogy. Ojyicers Sponsors President --------- JIM MUDGE MR. EVANS, MR. TROWBRIDGE Vice President ---- BOB MORGAN MR. REESE Secretary ------ LINDA JAQUISH Treasurer - - - - - BOB BENNETT FIRST ROW - G. Aumick, D. Aumick, B. Ayers, E. Draucher, B. Beals, M. Brace, D. Cowles, I. Colby, B. Dart. SECOND ROW - D. Benedict, D. Bliss, L. Harvey, M. Kline, J. Fogelsonger, E. Broadfield, S. Pettit, S. Dandois, S. Allen. THIRD ROW - P. Brace, D. Benedict, F. Dyke, I. Brace, S. Creeley, Mr. Williams S. Brown, J. Colegrove, N. Burgett, C. Chamberlain, R. Cross. FOURTH ROW - S. Dickinson, P. Cleveland, A. Cady, P. Baker, A. Scouten, J. Kshir, D. Cummings, H. Bartlett. FIRST ROW - T. Hast, C.Plieskatt, B. Marple, I. Gardner, E. Frost, L. McKay, P: Gleason, A. Friends. SECOND ROW - I. Kowal, J. Lawrence, L. Farrer, S. Nares, M. Jackson, A. Morgon, M. McNaney, M. Hamilton, D. Morgon. I THIRD ROW - B. Marple, E. Farr, D. Garrison, A. Brownsberger, P. Love, L. Ken- nedy, M. Knowlton, E. Harris, D. Moore, P. Baker. FOURTH ROW - D. Grafius, L. Hethoington, F. Mitchell, D. Knowlton, R. Hulslan- der, R. Husted, B. Mawhir, S. Hamilton. Grade 8 FIRST ROW - C. Sutton, P. Sweeley, P. Valimont, C. Smith, E. Sumner, C. Sum- ner, S. Webster, B. Waltz, M. Whitreker. SECOND ROW - D. Youmans, R. Roupp, L. Wood, B. Shivas, R. Wagner, B. Wiand H. Spencer, J. Schwab, D. Sherman. THIRD ROW - R. Wood, R. Smith, J. Rice. I. Seelye, R. Waltz, I. Smith, A. Wal- bourn, S. Terry, E. Tice, C. Rinebold. FOURTH ROW - R. Stout, B. VanOrden, I. Wood, J. Rose, T. Trask, D. Tears, F. Toothaker, W. Sherman, E. Winkler. Officers Sponsors Susan Dickinson, Dorothy Moore Miss Ching, Mrs. Reese Marsha Whirteker Mrs, Bennett FIRST ROW - J. Ames, P. Baker, A. Carnwright, J. Comfort, D. Barden, D. Bentley D. Bailey, B. Clark, D. Beales. SECOND ROW - J. Chapel, D. Callihan, L. Borden, T. Ayers, C. Campbell, M. Cunningham, J. Colegrove, D. Burke, L. Schirmer, S. Bradley, B. Brace. THIRD ROW - Mr. Johnson, C. Campbell, D. Brace, T. Brace, S. Bailey, S. Brown, K. Broderick, M. Chapman, D. Campbell, D. Cronk. Absent from picture - P. Berguson, P. Putman, F. Boyden, T. Clark, B. Dandois. I. Allen. ' FIRST ROW - C. Goodrich, C. Frost, K. Miller, J. Furman, L. Moore, E. Marple, J. Furman, S. Inscho, T. Jessup. SECOND ROW - C. Moore, L. Hall, A. Kuhl, C. Heater, K. McMullen, D. Gleason, J. Fekety, K. Philips, T. Martin. THIRD ROW - Mrs. Brace, G. Miller, P. McMi11en, M. McClure, C. Madison, G. Friends, L. Mitcheltree, S. Johnson, N. Hemmingway. Absent from picture - J. Pino, F. Mack, C. Moran, D. Pischel. 1 7th Grade FIRST ROW - D. Thomas, J. Tice, S. Strock, V. Sumrnerson, R. Welch, S. Schap- pelle, J. Spaulding, G. Smith, VD. Reippel. SECOND ROW - B. VanNoy, S. Whitteker, E. Stickler, R. Vlajic, I. Wilson, C. Trowbridge, K. Swinsick, R. Reippel, R. Rogers. THIRD ROW - Mr. Rudy, C. Slingerland, L. Randolph, S. Rice, M. White, M. Sick M. Robbins, J. Smith, B. Roupp, L. Rasmussen, G. Shaw. FOURTH ROW - I. Walker, P. Whitteker, T. Schanbacher, D. Ryland, D. Walsh, S. Saunders, J. Thatcher, M. Shaw. Absent from picture - G. Wells, I. Wise. Officers Sponsors K. Broderick, R. Rogers Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Brace M.. McClure Mr. Rudy Junior FFA. Junior High Activities K ,,, N M ,, .5 4 fl X4 ' iffgiif l--.1 B ,.', I 1 P wr. If - x .W +A-X, 4? K , 1 , 1 5' g mpzlwmg-p 3 J , H K M- ATN, ' fx , -2' gxwg. H V uw' I . my -v,. 5' 4 ,' 1 if f , , - 'X . .AJ , if X. mg, , L J 4 . 9'9 SA K' wg , g, -1 , M I ..., - 'xi K 1 R --Hy- Q 'li 5 , ' s 43ii'F'! ' A v 1' Sp- . it M , My I ., A - ' , , A il 1 H X f ' - , L. wi ,V , X ., A K ' ff x,-b' ' , A R ' ' X - sf , ' ' 1 1 4 Manscnpt Staff Editors and Sponsors Layout Sports Staff - 'write-UP Staff ' A ' Junior Staff N Typisrs Businoss staff Wg' n Mr . Hess AMERICAN FARMER Bruce Toothaker DeKALB AWARD Dalwilla Neal BETTY CROCKER AWARD Joan Barden, Jean Hewitt STATE FARM SHOW Robert Seibert MERIT SCHOLARSHIP Charles Edkin KEYSTONE FARMER COUNTY FARMERS TRACTOR DRIVING Bruce Toothaker Gene Jackson Kenneth Smith GAME COMMISSION Myron Fish Marshall Carnwright Sponsored by - MANSFIELD NOVELTY Ole Bull Festival Bomrie Cleveland and Allen Walker were chosen to represent Mansfield at the Ole Bull Music Festival which was held in Gale- ton on September 26 and 27. Flaming Foliage Festival Kathy Francis was chosen by the Senior Class to represent Mansfield in the Flaming Foliage Festival held at Renova on October 10 and 11. She was escorted by Hap Gearinger. H i-Lights Staff Editors SPUUSOYS Class Reporters General Reporters Sports Staff Business staff Aft staff Typjhgtg FHA. y President ---- - - -Joyce Benson Vice President - - - - Linda Watkins Secretary - - - - - Donna Boyden Treasurer - - - -Myrtle Friends Historian ---- - - - Phyllis Fish Degree Chairman Sandra Hulslander An important part of the homemak- ing program in the high school is the Future Homemakers of America. The motto of Mansfield 's Little Women's Chapter is Toward New Horizons. This serves as a guide for us to live to- day so that we will be better citizens and homemakers of tomorrow. 's FFA. The Future Farmers of America is a na- tional organization of farm boys who are studying vocational agriculture. Founded in Virginia in 1928, the organ- ization has grown rapidly until there are al- most 400, 000 members in every one of the 50 states. It is the largest organization of farm boys in the world. The Mansfield Chapter is one of the old- est and most active of the more than 300 F.F.A. Chapters in Pennsylvania. Since the Mansfield Chapter has been chartered in 1932. there have been a large number of boys who received training in farming and rural leadership and are taking their places among the progressive farmers in the com- munity. President ------- Bruce Toothaker Vice President ------- Ken Smith Recording Secretary - - -Gary Isaacson Treasurer --------- Joe Sherman Sentinel - - - - Edgar Bailey Chaplain - - - ----- Bob Cox Reporter -------- Alfred S parling Corresponding Secretary - Gene Jackson Qlvlissingj Sponsor ----------- Mr. Hess OJIFCBTS and Sponsor Student Council Members Everyone who attended this year 's Senior Prom was transported to New Orleans for a Southern Ball. Brightly colored crepe paper formed the canopies of sidewalk cafes, and 'candles glowed on the cozy tables for four which were scattered around the edges of the floor. F1ower-dec- orated arbors and a lighted wishing well completed the fantasy of the theme. Kathy Francis, escorted by Hap Gearinger, was crowned queen of the prom by Senior Class President, Dick Thatcher. Music for the Southern Ball was -provided by The Kents from M.S.T.C. Senior Prom Snaps Senior High Band Junior High Band Orchestra Marching Band Senior H igh Chorus if iii?-Q Junior High Chorus K f 3 S 130 . it at is 3 -I 3 3 V Q 3 3 is 4 1' K, 1 rj L' 1 gg I 'S' K . , , 'V 1 ,. K X 1- 'f . kr . . L fe Q . I , gk . i is 5' sg . ga, A 3., , .xg Q K i X 5.5 x i 3 h .2 K ' 1 A 3'?l'f ,gn Sf: 2 F YE ,S fm .35 Q Q, ' A31 5 1 3 ,Ly L ' ff -P1 1' 1 -ff-fi f-Y -R. A-3 L. +15 X3,? ' . +L ,' , - Cafeteria wqnhn .I K, . . i Ezrfk K , 4 5 4 fly, !l,Q' ... Q , ' P X,,,. N 1 X . V , , i v- ,x . f .Q Q if 2 5: 'es fxygg, ff, 4 5 5 2' fi e' P2 , W--MN --i . if -ieg 5 gy w 'Vi . 5 tm 'fl' 'ua :BL zzz: X 4- i X . K 3 I 4 . X is y 3 . J 'L .,:: 66. ...M fr mf sf f I-h-.. Varsity Basketball KNEELING - D. Sargent, D. Best, D. Thatcher, T. Moran, J. McNaney. STANDING - D Miller - Co-Captain, H. Gearinger - Co-Captain, J. Rathbun, R. English, J. Rice, J. Davey B. Townsend - Manager. COACH TOCCI The Mansfield Tigers, under the leadership of p Coach Tocci, produced a winning season again in 1959-60. The Blue and Gold played fine ball and T had compiled a 10-7 record with one game left to play. The club had several tough losses including a hearvbreaking 54-53 decision to Wellsboro. This year's record was as follows: M. H. S . OPPONENT 35 Towanda 56 42 North Penn 30 35 Towanda 56 44 Elkland 49 46 Troy 32 53 Wellsboro 54 51 Liberty 34 74 Williamson 35 68 Cowanesque 44 48 Galeton 47 60 North Penn '77 50 Elkland 38 56 Troy 37 55 Liberty 28 30 Wellsboro 43 64 Williamson 42 48 C owanesque 50 Junior Varsity Basketball KNEELING - R. Ames, J. Moore, W. Hitchcock, M. Brace, B. Inscho. STANDING - B Roberts, P. Smith, G. Cleveland, J. Bixby, I. Farrer, B. Morgan. The 1959-60 edition of the Tiger Cubs pro- duced a good record. Coach Evans' team proved themselves to be one of the rnost exciting clubs in recent years. The Cubs lost two decisions by one point and won four contests by two points or less. With one game remaining to be played their record was as follows: M. H. S. OPPONENT 3 0 Towand a 34 17 North Penn 13 15 - Towanda 27 32 Elkland 31 23 T roy 22 1 9 Wellsboro 2 0 42 Liberty 2 6 22 Williamson 23 37 Cowanesque 25 37 Galeton 1 6 41 North Penn 15 34 Elkland 18 41 Troy 24 33 Liberty 31 2 3 Wellsboro 21 35 Williamson 2 6 39 C owanesque 24 f COACH EVANS Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW - D. Grafius, I. Rose, J. Mudge, D. Curnrnings, B. Mawhir. SECOND ROW B VanNoy, S. Allen, J. Thatcher, C. Matteson, P. Bailey. THIRD ROW - M. Shaw D Nares T. Trask, I. Spaulding, D. Dart. Mansfield started their season off by a slim wm over Blgssburg of 22-21. The Junior High s next win came when they trounced Williamson, 36 7 Al though suffering defeats the rest of the season they gained valuable experience that will aid them in future years of basketball. The Senior High School teams will find a fine squad of players graduating from Junior High this year and in future years Blossburg Blossburg Troy Liberty Williamson Liberty Wellsboro We llsboro COACH JOHNSON Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield Mansfield FFA. Basketball KNEELING - L. Hulslander, T. Crittenden, G. Isaacson, D. Cummings I Harris SECOND ROW - M. Fish, C. Welch, D. Cummings. STANDING - Mr. Hess L Sherman R Cox D Tice, K. Smith, I. Sherman, D. Robbins. COACH HESS The F.F. A. Basketball team had a successful year in 1960. With seven games played, the club had a 6-1 record. Under the direction of Mr. Hess the boys have worked hard and have displayed fine spirit. Their record in their first seven games was as follows: M. H 28 38 43 32 40 52 32 OPPONENT Williamson 22 Elkland 41 C owanesque 22 Williamson 5 C anton 27 C owanesque 2 1 C anton 1 5 Cheerleaders Junior High Basketball '4 1 1 J fl 1 l - 1 ' ' 4 W 3! 6 H! Soccer KNEELING - L. Obourn, G. Van Nocken, D. Sargent, R. Miller, R. Thatcher, D. Best. A. Walker, D. Burnham. STANDING, FIRST ROW - J. Moore, W. Hitchcock, T. Moran, A. Townsend, D. Smith. - SECOND ROW: Mr. Bixby, I. Cunningham, P. Smith, J. Rice, J. Bixby, J. Barden, R. English, J. Rathbun, R. Jones, J. Farrer, J. Smith, R. Ames, L. Hager. The 1959 version of the M. H.S. soccer team did not finish as high in the league as many fans hoped it would. The team's record of 0-1-4 was not outstanding, however, the boys did play well at times. The squad's main handicap was their inability to score. Although the team did not compile a winning record, many boys gained much experience which should aid in the soccer future at M. H. S. SCORING BY GAMES h V M. H. S. OPPONENTS Elkland 0 9 Liberty 2 6 Williamson 4 4 Cowanesque 2 6 North Penn 0 14 Baseball FIRST ROW - Jan Costley, Jim Bixby, Rudy Ames, Ed Trask, Dick Thatcher, Doug Best. SECOND ROW - Gary VanNocken, Doug Sargent, Jerry Davey, Mike Brace. THIRD ROW - Coach Edgerton, Jack Ermis. Jim Farrell, Jerry Smith, Lee O'bourn. Allen D. Cummings, Dick Miller. The 1959 Mansfield High School baseball team, led by ace southpaw Jim Farrell, compiled a successful season. Although their record was not the best, the Coach Edger ton's boys hustled and played well. Highlights of the season were a come-back victory over North Penn and a heart -breaking loss to Wellsboro. Mansfield won North Penn lost Mansfield lost Elkland won Mansfield lost Williamson won Mansfield won Liberty lost Mansfield lost C owanesque won Mansfield lost Wellsboro won l, f A I l I I N .yr v- Iii 4 I Adfwztfm Best Wishes to the Class of '60 SCOTT MOBILE HOMES . 5 - -gi! Mansfield, P enna. o ..,. 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Total Capital Account THE B ANK THAT SERVES . 5200, 000. 00 . 5600, 000. 00 . 230, 000. 00 Sl, 030, 000. 00 Deposits over 358, 600, 000. 00 Resources over 59, 800, 000. 00 Interest paid on all Savings Accounts at the rate of 370 per annum compounded semi-annually Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Company THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Troy, Pa. Compliments of MORRIS DAIRY FARMS Mansfield, Pa. SHAW 8. ROBENA FUNERAL HOME Dignified Service Good Luck to Class of 1960 Compliments of TWAIN THEATER Mansfield, Pa. FIRST Member NATIONAL Federal Deposit BANK Insurance Corporation Mansfield Pennsylvania EPZ, Interest Paid on Every Savings Accounts Banking Se rvic e TEXA CO STATION AND GARAGE Compliments R. E. A. LEON ISTQOENAPP TRI- C OUNTY of RURAL ELECTRIC Mainesburg, Pa. DR, Phone Z5 RO CO-OPERATIVE 9 INC MCMILLEN Havoline and Texaco Oils For the Gifts You'11 Give With Pride Let Your Jeweler Be Your Guide ESTEP'S JEWELERS Mansfield, Pa. 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