Mansfield High School - Tiger Yearbook (Mansfield, TX)

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Most value honesty, loyalty During the years friends wheth er they were students faculty or coun selors helped to get each other through rough and good times After all wasn t that what friends were for? 'LA friend is a person who knows you for who you are, the things you like, and still wants to be your friend, said sophomore Brad Tipping. Michelle Leyman, junior, described the ideal friend as one who is Seniors Cory Knudson and Ricky Peeples wanted someone who liked to have a good time but at the same time could be honest and loyal Most of the students and faculty described the true blue friend as being honest, caring, faithful and sup- portive. That was why MHS was special - we were all friends. - Missi Newbury Friends Are Forever trustworthy, outgoing and them- self. There s a Miracle called Friendship that dwells within the heart And you don t know how it happens or when it gets its start Bu the happiness it brings you always gives a special lift And you realize that Friendship is God's most precious gift! Anonymous Far Left: Cory Knudson and Ricky Peeples have, been best friends throughout their high school years. Left: Expressing their excitement at the homecoming pep rally Amy Cassol gives Trish Savage a hug. Below Left: After the pre-game fes- tivities Brad Cambell and sweet- heart nominees Claire Chism, and Stacey Lee congratulate Ann Chlette for becoming the 1987-88 Band Sweetheart. X Q, E s 3 U Z 5 In is 2 E E . 5 H 'U I 1 E 1 Friends 3

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Below: Despite the opening of the Annex Building to alleviate crowd- ing, students find getting to their classes on time a problem. annex fan'-eks'f n. a 'Q F building added on to a B' A lm larger one or situated 1 near a main one N , .BN E A l -, K building fbil'dingf n. 1. i'li ' a structureg edifice. 2. the act, process, art, or occupation of construct- ing enrollment fen- r6l'mentf n. to enter the name of in a register, re- cord, or roll student fst66d'ntf n. 1. one who attends a school. 2. one who 3 makes a study of some- K1 Above: Construction of the Annex Building begins Fall 1986 and opens, on schedule, the following year. 4 Building 1 Faces