Mansfield High School - Manscript Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Class of 1962, Congratulations to you, your staff and advisers onavery fine yearbook. It is one thing that you will al- ways cherish even though you might live in a world torn by dissention, steeped in fear and trembling in the shadow of the H bomb. If everyone would do his part, using his special talents and know- ledge, then the world would be a better place. Each one of you has something that no one else has, and none of us lives for self alone. Everyone must make up his mind, if he wishes to help mold a better place in which to live, that he must give an honest return for the talent he has, and if he wants to reach the top, he must do more than is required of him. Sincere best wishes to each of you. T. R. Besanceney gm inhl On the thirteenth day of April, 1912, the School Boards of Mansfield, and Richmond Township entered into an agreement to form a Joint School District and to establisha high school in Pennsylvania. The first graduating class, numbering three, graduated in the Spring of 1913. Since that time hundreds of boys and girls have graduated from this high school. Many of them have been outstanding in various fields of en- deavor and nearly all have been fine citizens. I congratulate you as you join this fine group of graduates and I am sure you will uphold and increase the service that Mansfield graduates have given to their community, state and nation. Warren L. Miller