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1960 view of Mansfield High School. Front section , formerly the gym - converted to auditorium, was built about 1927 attached to the old Brick School. In 1939, the Brick School was torn down and the new school built surrounding the central gym. The 1939 section  on left became the Junior High School in the fall of 1959, and the High School is the new part on the right.

1968 Yearbook Photo

From the 2004 School Records of Mansfield High School.
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Surname	First Name Year		Spouse
Alderfer	Charles	2004
Allen	Meghann M	2004
Aumick	Brandi L	2004
Ayewoh	Adianosen M	2004
Barnes	Stacy A	2004
Bradford	Robin	2004
Bramm	Kyle L	2004
Brant	Robert A	2004
Breon	Beth	2004
Bubb	Erica D	2004
Carlson	Daniel T	2004
Chase	Trenton W	2004
Clark	Brandon	2004
Clark	Cody R	2004
Cormier	Danielle	2004
Cox	Jennifer F	2004
Cummings	Kasey	2004
Derstine	Sara	2004
Florencio	Denis R	2004
Freeman	Nicole M	2004
Garrison	Leah M	2004
Giles	Ryan	2004
Gleason	Amiee	2004
Greco	Jessica L	2004
Guthrie	Brandon W	2004
Harter	Zachary P	2004
Havens	Patricia	2004
Hilfiger	Travis	2004
Hill	Kevin M	2004
Holton	Jill A	2004
Jackson	Chad	2004
Jaquish	Preston D	2004
Jones	Kirby L	2004
Kasper	Sara M	2004
Kaufmann	Matthew P	2004
Kennedy	Daniel	2004
Kennedy	Jeremy T	2004
Kennedy	Mark W	2004
Kling	Alisha	2004
Lamb	Cristal	2004
Linaberry	Christopher R	2004
Losinger	Christopher L	2004
Magnotta	Valerie L	2004
Mayall	Stephen J	2004
Miller	Nathaniel J	2004
Miller	Steven M	2004
Moran	Joy L	2004
Nance	Rachel D	2004
Neal	Jeremy	2004
Nice	Jesse N	2004
Owen	Jeremy	2004
Oyallon-Koloski	Jenny	2004
Payne	Tyler	2004
Piquero	Severiano	2004
Plank	Daniel L	2004
Rathbun	Raeann M	2004
Rice	Candy	2004
Sherman	Jessica M	2004
Sleboda	Andrew	2004
Slingerland	Warren C	2004
Smith	Andrea N	2004
Smith	Michael W	2004
Tice	Ashley A	2004
Vlajic	Nicholas A	2004
Walls	Ryan F	2004
Watts	Jessica A	2004
Weiskopff	Kyle B	2004
Wilson	Daniel L	2004
Woodruff	Hamilton T	2004	84056	1985-2009
Young	Alyse	2004
Young	Ryan N	2004
Yskamp	James P	2004

WOODRUFF - Hamilton [Ham] T. Woodruff, 23, of State College, died on Tuesday, April 14, 2009, at Altoona Regional Trauma Center as a result of a motor vehicle accident in Freedom Township, Blair County. He was born on Oct. 23, 1985, in Williamsport; a son of the Rev. Howard T. and Dawn E. [Jones] Woodruff of State College. Hamilton was a 2004 graduate of Mansfield High School, where he was class president and captain of the high school soccer team. He was currently serving as a sergeant in the United States Marine Corps, working as an Arabic linguist and had just been appointed to the United States Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command. He was a member of the Mt. Nittany United Methodist Church in State College. Hamilton enjoyed reading and playing soccer, having played since age five, and participating in high school soccer and playing for the Marine Corps soccer team. In addition to his parents, he is survived by a sister, Hilary T. Woodruff of State College and Nashville, Tenn.; his girlfriend, Andrea Clouser of State College; paternal grandmother, Shirley Woodruff of Williamsport; maternal grandparents, Don and Carol Jones of Danville; and maternal great-grandmother, Betty Hack of Danville. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Thomas H. Woodruff, Sr. Family received friends from 4 to 8 p.m. on Friday, April 17, at the Mt. Nittany United Methodist Church, 1500 E. Branch Road, State College and from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 18, at the church. Funeral services followed immediately at 11 a.m. at the church, with the  Rev. Gary D. Weaver and the Rev. Ron Doverspike, officiating. Military honors were accorded by members of the United States Marine Corps. Interment will be private and at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Mt. Nittany United Methodist Church Worship Ministries, 1500 E. Branch Road, State College, PA 16801. It was always Hamilton's desire that in the event of his death, his organs were to be donated. His wish was granted. Now others will be able to live well because of the gifts he gave. - Mansfield Gazette, April 22, 2009
 
 

Williamsport Sun Gazette, January 2, 2010 Former South side man honored posthumously by Shawna T. Turner Sgt. Hamilton Woodruff, a native of the area, posthumously received a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Award for his lifesaving work in the Marine Corps. Woodruff attended schools in South Williamsport, prior to leaving the area in 1999. As a 23-year-old Arabic linguist for the military, Woodruff gathered and analyzed intelligence as a team leader in a reconnaissance force that thwarted potential terrorist attacks, among other missions. "What he did was gathered and interpreted more than 150 reports that protected a combat team. What we are told is that there were some insurgents that were going to attack a team.  Hamilton discovered it," said Rev. Howard T. Woodruff, Hamilton's father. Another major event thwarted by Hamilton was a possible attack against Americans. "He discovered a suspicious man crossing the border into Jordan. He interviewed him and gathered intelligence. It turns out, (the man was conspiring) for a strike against the U.S. What Hamilton's actions did literally saved thousands of lives," Woodruff said. Hamilton loved what the Marines stood for, his father said.

 "The one thing he loved most was the pride and honor he saw exhibited in the officers above him as well as his team and the people that surrounded him. From the time he was in third grade, he always knew he wanted to be in the military. He agreed with the things that the Marine Corps stood for," Woodruff said. Hamilton was a man of many accomplishments and passions, according to his father. "He was a friend to so many people. He played on the Marine Corps soccer team that played other countries, he was president of his class at Mansfield High School. He was just a phenomenal human being," Woodruff said. Hamilton also had a passion for the handicapped, according to his father. Hamilton died in a car crash, after spending the Easter weekend with his family. "He was a great boy. I don't know how much we had to do with it, but he was definitely a great boy," Woodruff said. That "greatness" will carry on as the mark he left in the lives of others. "One of the things that make it all stand out is he would always sit me down and say if anything happened to him, he wanted his organs donated. We found out that all of the people that received his organs were able to celebrate Christmas with their families this year," Woodruff said.
 

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