Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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The College to-day is an up-to-date structure, composed of twelve building ' s, with a campus of ex- quisite beauty and charm — 1928. iicaoon WE RESPECTFULLY MAKE the appropriate dedi- cation of this volume to those who in the history of this College have played a leading role in mould- ing the characters, mentally and physically, and imbedding the principles of education within the students. That they have succeeded, can be ascertained by the records of those graduates whose success far outweighs that of those who have failed.

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Progress of anything- can be more easily seen by the outside appearance. This is the present South Hall, 1900. F. ©reword rO PORTRAY THE STUDENT LIFE at Mansfield State Teachers College, its ideals, its hopes and ambition ; to describe its various activities and ac- complishments ; to provide pleasing memories for future years; to impress on the minds of the students that the instruction that is being gained at this period, will be the moulding force in the lives of multitudes of children; to recognize within our slim means our appreciation of the history of this school ; these have been our guiding thoughts as we prepared this annual for the students and teachers of this venerable College.

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spg tie p loneers The illustrations on the three following pages were taken from the Semi-Centennial number of the School Quarterly, which was issued in 1912. Opposite is a picture of the first graduating class, with the principal, Prof. Allen, in the center. The next two pages show the principals of the school from 1862 to 1912. = ?= 2I2 =