Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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PACE EIGHT L (f- V Sr. Class Officers =D Cr ---------'J Pres. Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer SarRcant at Arms Charles Harris Wm. bowers Blanch Marmbt Marie Marks Clayton REmy

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PACE SEVEN Our ---o T eachers G =% When you hear a great commotion. And you wonder what is wrong.— You will quickly get the notion. Mr. Hall will be along. When a laugh comes to your eardrum. And you stop to ask the folk Where the merrymaking comes from. 'Tis that Mr. Cromer's joke. When you wish to see a woman Who will greet you with a smile. You should surely meet Miss Ruess Who will make you feel worth while. When you feel all out of temper. And you stop your work to muse. You must go to S2e Miss Bostwick. And she’ll cure your fit of blues When you cannot get your Latin And you think you'd like to frown. Why not nut away all frettin. Ana just hasten to Miss Brown! When you’re talking 'cause your happy. In the study room some day. You had better become nappy. Or you might be sent away. When you're feeling sort o' sleepy. As you go into her room. Miss Wenk’s so quick and active. That you’ll wake up very soon. When you wish to know some English. And you think your grades will fall. You must hurry to Miss Simpson. She's the one on whom to call. When you hear the couplet. Now Folks. Said in accents soft but stem. You will haste to banish all jokes. Just to give Miss Moore her turn. When you get your ten demerits. You will have to do a feat. But you'll simply grin and bear it,— For Miss Feldner can’t be beat. When you Freshies go to English, You need have no awful fear. For Miss Abbott tries to help you. And will always make things clear. When you hurry to the third floor. Out of breath and nervous too. Mr. Bauer will be waiting. Soon to teach you something new. When you have a slight intention To do something that is wrong. You had better pay attention — Mr. Hunter waits not long. When you want to know the reason That you feel so sad and blue. You will find it in short season. If Miss Wiltsie talks to you. When you want to have some music. And be very bright and gay. Mr. Bellingham will soothe you With his songs most any day. When you want to know a person Who is always sweet and kind. Just go up to see Miss Bedger. And she surely will not nund. When you do not know your lesson. And begin to say your creed; You will soon receive some knowledge. Miss Aberle's about to read. When you see her standing up. there. Patient, kind and jolly too. You at once begin to wonder Why Miss Swaim is never blue. Think you Mr. Coyner's sober. 'Cause he never cracks a smile? Tis because you do not know him. When you do. he jokes the while. When you gaze upon the figure. Of Mr. Carmine grand and tall. You may compliment Commercials For. he’s teacher of them all. When you have a taste for drawing, Painting, sketching things of worth. You must hasten to Miss Ballard Who will bring that talent forth. When you really know our teachers. You will very proudly say— “You could get no finer lot. If you searched for many a day.” Lucile Oberlin—1914.

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PAGE NINE “She is a pearl whose price is above a thousand”. “Toil is the lot of all . It is not good that man should be alone”. .P (2v tJuzAj Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil O’er books consumed the midnight oil? The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” He has more business in a day than some men in a life-time.