Mansfield High School - Crimson Spotlight Yearbook (Mansfield, IL)

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a farm north of Mansfield. Then for a few moments we amused ourselves, as in the old gossipy school days, by picturing in our imagination this friend of ours as a farmer's wife and wondering whether or not Dorotha had not that very evening been sitting by her radio, listening to the voices of her old school mates. A glance at the clock reminded me that 1 must leave, for my train would soon be due, so after saying a reluctant good-bye, I departed. -JOSEPHINE YOUNG. 5 V9 ,M F AREW ELL TO THE SENIORS Farewell to our schoolmates, the Seniors, Their school days now draw to a closeg The days that remain will pass quickly And surely, as everyone knows. May the memories they have of their school days Be pleasant, and help them alongg For the future may bring them great troubles, And the memories will help make them strong. The lessons they learned here in High School, NYill help them to make a successg And when they look back in the future, They'll thank good old M. C. H. S. As they toil in their life's occupation, They'll surely have need of great aid: So here's to success for the Seniors, By the wish of the friends they have made. p -RGY AMDOR, '24, 1923

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JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Bottom Row, left to right-George Bateman, Russell Curl, Clair Koken- sparger, Cline Ross, Melvin Howe, Charles Slater. Middle Row-Theodore Pilchard, Roy Amdor, Eva Swartz, Esther Walk- er, Lillian Grigsby, Mary Bateman. Top Row-Dorothy Perry, Elsie Swartz, Stella Montgomery, Agnes McCall Josephine Young, Flora Pilchard. - A1923