Mansfield High School Class of 1913 Commencement
The Mansfield High School class of 1913, small with 10 graduates, features an unusual all male ledgers mix and biographical sketches of each graduate. Officers chosen in 1912 included Paul Hopper as president and Herbert Shelton as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield High School
Paul Hopper
Herbert Shelton
Jewell Hoover
Zella McClellan
Glen Craig
Maurice Berry
Marvin Dennis
George Gaskill
Carl Henson
Mansfield School
Mansfield
Paul
Herbert
Macomb
Echoo
Maurice
Roy Handy
Monroe
Twa
Missouri
Our Teachers at Mansfield School Highlight Top Local Educators
Miss Ora Rippee leads as a premier primary teacher with six terms in service, praised for discipline and growth. Miss Sarah Gaskilling, Miss Gertrude Keller, and Mr. Arthur Arnold are noted for high school training, classroom management, and rising attendance. Prof. J. A. Hylton, returning after service, is honored for leadership, music, and community impact. board actions, salaries, and future staffing are discussed with a call to retain skilled staff next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Rippee
Mansfield High School
Miss Rippee
Ora
Sarah Gaskilling
Aed
Arnold
Gertrude Keller
Missouri
Miss Keller
Mansfield
Arthur Arnold
Laclede
Wright Coun
Okllahowa
J. A. Hylton
Springfield
Warrensburg
Cape Girardeau
Wright
Douglas Counties
Ava
Douglas County
Class Prophecy Twenty Years After Mansfield High
A memoir style note reflects on time since graduation from Mansfield High School. It sketches memories of classmates, teachers, and school events revisited after two decades, hinting at paths chosen and the enduring bonds formed in that era.
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Mansfield High
On Route No 3 Special Correspondence
Farmers busy with crops amid requests for rain in the vicinity and expectations of showers soon. Mrs McClellan attended Manafield commencement. Mrs Stogisdill left to visit brothers in Howell county. W A Glenn with family dined at Mackey's. church at Pea Ridge well attended. Antioch to host preaching and dinner on grounds. Sunday school at Hargis Chapel poorly attended due to foot-washing at Liberty. John Bacon and Leslie Glenn left for the West. Earnest Newton bought the Frank Smith farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.a.glenn
Miss Stella
G. W. Mackey
Pea Ridge
Hargis Chapel
Liberty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy
Jon
Zella
Edd Taylor
Edd
Gorman Freeman
Gorman
Woodfield
Wis
Glen
Jewell
Clifford Seal
Sneedville
Tenn
Board of Education
South
Clifford Sras
Tennessee
New York
City
Paul Topper
Taylor
Frise
Bil Atain
Levee
Roy Shindy
Marringy
Aml
New York City
St. Louis
United States
Imet
Maurice Kerey
Tie
Mississippi Valley
Step Bay Step
Sun Francises
Ross the Ocean
Dap
Teo
Powell
Clitford Seals
H O
Cliford
Clitford
Clifford
Copenhagen
Denmark
Glenn
Normanshike
Galveston
Texas
Port Arthur
Jackson
Mississippi
Antioch
Will Glenn
John Bacon
Leslie Glenn
West
Earnest Newton
Frank Smith
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