Manchester High School - Manhawk Yearbook (Manchester, IA)

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f- we 3 W MISS E. LOIS CONANT MR.'J. C. HANSEN MISS WILLA RICHARDSON MISS MARIE GRIMES History Ex-Mechanical Arts Domestic Science-English History-English Loveliness needs not the for- There is no policy like po- Think for thyself-one good Errors like straws upon the eign aid of ornament, liteness, and a good manner is idea, Surface flow, But is, when unadorned, the best thing in the world. But known to be thine own, He who would search for adorned the most. Is better than a thousand pearls, must dive below, gleaned From fields by others sown.

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Q-5 MARGUERITE WALKER English-Dmmatics The sweetest lives are those to duty Wed. MISS ANNA LANGLAND MISS FLORENCE GOULD Penmcmship-Drawing MR. A. C. NAETHER Commercial Course Music His heart was in his Work, Of all music, that which To wake the soul by tender And the heart giveth grace to reaches farthest into Heaven strokes of art, ' h t To raise the genius and mend every art. is the music of a loving ear . the heart.

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3-Q - ---.s..,f MISS MINNIE Elementary Science-Matha Manual Training-Mechanical 'matics Drawing STURTZ MR. HURLESS She was as good as she was The character of heroism is fair, with light blue eyes and its perslstency. golden hair. MISS MAUDE GRAHAM M athematics-Latin Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. f-5 MR. E. W. BECK Science-Athletic Coowh I dare do all that may become a many Who dares do more is none.