Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Thou that teachest another teachest thou also thyself? ' ' Since the dawn of man people have tried intentionally, and without any purpose in view to hand down to their offspring and posterity some record of their lives and activities. By indistinct mumblings and later by carvings in stone man transmitted to his descendants the knowledge and attainments of the race. To him this knowledge meant the perpetuation and advancement of the human family. To us this knowledge means also progress, but it is not so apt to be lost as his, for in this age the printed page may be consulted if there is a doubt as to the advance man has made. Complexities have entered into the knowledge of today so that now it is divided into branches of learning, and records or tales to be told in one ' s leisure moments. A school yearbook does not represent any specific type of educational text. This volume, as others have done, reflects the type of school, the quality of teachers through the students, and the brand of students produced here. The tendency in most school annuals has been to deaden them by formal classification of material. This Carontawan Board has endeavored to avoid a path of false images, make this a mirror of student life, and yet make it a lasting literary work. Any piece of writing cannot truly picture the real spirit of our Alma ' Mater or the general atmosphere of the school itself. The pages within these covers may mean to a stranger only a series of faces and writings, but to us who have endeared ourselves unto our associates, it means more than words can tell. One glimpse of these leaves, so pure and chaste in thought, and we sense countless memories of by-gone days. We can feel a traditional air bound up with the book that carries us on wings of ecstatic joy into the land cf yesterday and sets us to dreaming of the sweetness of the future. Ah! We have found the key to memories and friendships. Carontawan! Let us use it when dull care overtakes us in the coming years. ' :«■ Fourteen

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The Facu WILLIAM R. STRAUGHN, Ph. D., Principal, Ethics. Baltimore City College; Johns Hopkins University; University of Kansas. ARTHUR T. BELKNAP, A. ML, S. T. D., D. D., Dean of Instruction; English. Brown University; Newton Theological Institution; Harvard University; Sioux Falls College. FLORENCE JANE WILLIAMSON, Ph. D.. Dean of Women; Mathematics. Cedar- ville College; Ohio State University. CLIFFORD BALCH, A. B.. Dean of Men; English. Mansfield Normal; Franklin and Marshall College. LOUISE BARNHARDT, B. S., Art. Mansfield Normal; Syracuse University Teachers ' College. GEORGE W. CASS. A. M„ Social Sciences. Mansfield Normal; Dickinson College. CORNELIA B. CORNISH, B. S., Geography and Social Sciences. Cortland Ncrmal; Teachers ' College Columbia University. ALICE HORTON DOANE, A. B.. Latin; English. Mansfield Normal; Syracuse University; New York University. JOHN H. DOANE. M. D.. Physician; Health Education. Mansfield Normal; Medico Chirurgieal College. STELLA T. DOANE. Librarian. Mansfield Normal; Drexel Institute. ISAAC DOUGHTON, Ph. D.. Education. Wyoming Seminary; Harvard University; University of Pennsylvania. I.FXORE M. ELLISON, Health Education. Pcrto Rico Normal; Sargent School of Physical Education. ELOISE M. FROMME, M. A., Oral Expression. Ohio State University. FMMA A. GILLETTE, A. B., French, German, English. Allegheny College. Page Sixteen