Mansfield High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Mansfield, LA)

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June Class History The Class of 1938 began its journey in the higher realms of educa- tion, September, 1935 under the Blue and White of Simpson. After a year of learning f?J its 329 members left their former abode to grace the halls of M. H. S. They began their stay at this dear old institution under the delightful dominance of Kate Fighter and Doris Marshall, with Sue Paste and Mary Werner keeping the records and money and Mr. Mann as class advisor. It was not until the end of that year that the class became really organized, and prepared to show M. H. S. its stuff. At the end of the year John Gano was elected president, and faithfully handled that office until graduation. On January 16, 1937, a bake sale was given, which cleared a neat profit, followed on April 10th by that dance of dances. The Sailor Sway . After a three months' vacation the class met again, now 12B's, and elected officers for the Senior year. John Gano, Bettie Houlette, and Mary Werner retained their respective offices and Harold Loesch re- placed Tru Clark as vice-prexy. Another bake sale was held December 4th which made a profit of 5E16.00. On the 10th of December the class did its bit to celebrate our victory over Columbus South. That night Sans swung out in celebration at the Basket Ball. .About this time there was much ado about rings, pins, and invitations. The class presented another bit of public entertainment March 25th at the -Coliseum, in the form of a skating party fbandages and liniment were provided at the gatej. On May 12th the new departing Class gave the student body a glimpse of long hidden talent, at a special 12A assembly. Soon afterward they showed us, in Ladies of the Jury, that they possessed not only a talent for acting but a sense of humor as well. At last came the long awaited event, the Class Party, with Howdy Gor- man and dancing in the gym fand all the dance halls from Toledo to Buffaloj. Came Class Day, Baccalaureate, a week of rest and then, .... Commencement. The Class goes forth to stamp the world with M. H. S. tradition. It leaves behind not only pleasant memories but outstanding records in scholarship, sports, and service to others. May it ever prosper.

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