Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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PHILIP A. JONES University of Maine In 01 dei ' to be strong mentally we must be strong physically. Our Coach, our well belcved Coach! Loyalty — loyalty to the Black and Red and loyalty to the man who has been back of each hard fought game on the the football field or gym floor, is what the students of the M. S. N. S. offer because of him. ANNA CARMODY Castleton, Vt., State Normal School. Miss Caimody has not been with us very long but she has won the admiration of all who have come to knew her. She has safely guided us through the mysterious penstrokes and mazes of all we found con- nected with the Palmer System. MARIAN E. VAIL Mansfield State Normal School, U. of P. Physical Education, Columbia University. Health Education for Women Mention her name and some girl will sigh one of tho°e world-well-lost sighs and say, I love her. Miss Vail is an inspiiaticn to us, the embodiment cf all the fine things she teaches. Her friendly smile and the quick clasp of her hand are the jolliest things we know. We shall leave Mansfield not only better teachers, but truer, finer women because we have known her.

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MRS. JENNIE FARRER AVERY Mansfield State Noimal School. We fall to rise, are baffled to fight better, sleep, to wake. When the time that we were Seniors has long slipped into the yesterdays there will be a warm glow about the hearts of countless Normalites when they recall Mrs. Avery ' s Rural Sociology class. Her cheeiiness and her whole-hearted generosity has meant much to us. GEORGE W. CASS, A. M. Dickinson College. Amazed the gazing students ranged around; And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, That one small head could carry all he knew. Pi of. Cass, the learned joker on the faculty. ALICE HORTON DOANE Syracuse University Latin and English Miss Doane is ever ready to point out our faults as well as our good points, and is always willing to help us in correcting these faults.

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MARGARET SCUREMAN Emerson College. Expression Department Creator of Characters, producers of plays. Many times has the school been loyally entertained by Miss Scureman ' s clever talent, both in reading and on the banjo and by the plays which she has so skillfully directed. WILL GEORGE BUTLER, MUS. DOC. University of State of New York. Well known and admired by all. Master of the violin and the art of orchestra diiecting. In the years to come his whole-hearted efforts in our behalf will mean much to us all. MRS. GRACE STEADMAN Cincinnati Conservatory; State Normal School, Kear- ney, Neb.; State Teachers ' College, Kearney, Neb.; M. B. in Ed.; Cornell University (Summer Session). Music Supervisor and Glee Ciub Director Although Mrs. Steadman has been with us only a short time, we have all learned to love her and enjoy singing under her direction.