Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Adalia Guenther. Slang, Gee Whiz! Aspiration, To be a country school “marm.” “A worthy lady and one whom much I honor.” Alva Bennet. “Percy.” Slang, Too faint to be heard. Aspiration, A pair of long trousers. “He wears the rose of youth upon him.” Helen Bair Slang, Varied. Aspiration, To have a good time. “She has a nimble wit.” Walter Holdstine. “Mose.” Slang, I should worry. Aspiration, To give a “hop.” “He was a man of business.” Rhea Valentine. “Peaches.” Slang, That gets my goat. Aspiration, To tickle the ivories. “ ’Tis part of my religion never to hurt anyone’s feelings.” — 21 —

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Paul Kelly. “Irish.” “Ted.” Slang, Go on, kid. Aspiration, Acting nutty. “Rare compound of oddity, frolic and fun, Relished a joke and rejoiced in a pun.” Ruth Wolf. Slang, Lawsy! Aspiration, To do her best. “A most agreeable companion.” Walter Rusk. Slang, Snow again, I don’t get your drift. Aspiration, To manage a “movie.” “He doth bestride the narrow world like a ‘Colossus’.” Helen Porch. Slang, Isn’t that awful! Aspiration, To keep her name out of the Annual. “So steady and true was her nature.” Howard Van Allen. “Hefty.” Slang, Oh, baby! Aspiration, To be an attorney. “He sits high in all the people’s hearts.” — 20 —

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Clarence Fike. “Bud” Slang, Changed daily. Aspiration, To reach college. “Take him, and use him well, he’s worthy of it.” Helen Hall. “Betty.” Slang, Gracious. Aspiration, Another man. “Oh! Helen fair, beyond compare.” Laurence Todd. Slang, The same as Emma's. Aspiration, A motorcycle for two. “His very foot has music in it as he comes up the stairs.” Hermine Rheinwald. “Hermy” Slang, Isn’t that grand! Aspiration, To teach kindergarten. “In every gesture dignity and love.” Norman Burneson. “Norm.” Slang. Hey, for cat’s sake. Aspiration, Aviation. “A loyal, just, and upright gentleman.” — 22 —