Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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THE ORACLE Miss Bertha Ruess graduated from the Mansfield High School. She lias taken Chau- tauqua courses and a Pedigogical course at O. S. U. Miss Ruess holds a state life certificate in Ohio and is a member of the board of control (if the state Teachers ' Reading Circle. She has taught in the Mansfield Public Schools and since 1894 has had charge of the German depart- ment in the High School. Miss Helen A. Simpson graduated from the Mansfield High School, attended Wooster Uni- versity and then Cornell Uni- versity, receiving the B. es L. de- gree in 1 891 and the Master ' s degree in 1892. She studied in Paris in 1898 and 1899. She has taught in the Mansfield Schools and is, at present, a teacher of English Literature and French. None knew ihee but to love thee. Xone named thee but to praise. ' he utteretlb piercing eloquence. Miss Margaret K. Feldner graduated from the Mansfield High School. Since then she has at- tended Summer Schools at Grand Rapids, Mich., arid at the Michigan State Normal College. She has taught in the English and German departments and is at present a teacher of German in the High School. Miss ' Feldner has been Sec- retary of the County Institute and County Secretary of the Ohio Teachers ' Reading Association. Miss Mary Aberle graduated from the Mansfield High School. She has taken Pedagogi- cal courses in O. S. U. and has spent three summers at the Har- vard Summer School. One sum- mer she spent at the Cedar Point Lake Laboratory of O. S. U. At present she teaches Elemen- tary Science and History in the High School. ' Her mind her kingdom and her will hei bm . ' llsr soul w ilhin her eyes

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THE ORACLE 11 Mr. Harlan E. Hall was born in Muskingum County, Ohio, in 1S70. He attended the country schools, afterward teaching in them tor six years. He then took the teachers ' course at the National Normal University at Leba- non, receiving the degree Ph. B. Afterwards he attended Scio College and Boston University. After teaching Science in Hast Liverpool High School for three years he was elected teacher of Science in the Mansfield High School and two years later was promoted to the princi- palship. Mr. Hall, in addition to devoting considerable time to Summer Schools and Teachers ' Institutes, has found time for the editing and publication of an extensive volume in the ten-volume series on the Natural History of Ohio.

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THE ORACLE Miss Mary C. Soyez attended the Mansfield High School. She received the B. A. degree at Denison, and has done post graduate work at the Uni- versity of Chicago, counting toward a Masters ' degree. Miss Soyez has confined her teaching to Mansfield and, at present, teaches Latin, Greek and History. Miss Emily M. Abbott graduated from the Mansfield High School in 1899, and from Oberlin College in 1903 with the degree A. B. She taugh a year in Mansfield, and two years in Urichsville High School. This year she teaches English and Algebra in Mansfield. There is a gift beyond the reach of art, of being eloquently silent. ,9n calm, so steady, so true was her nature. ' Miss Helen T. Brown received the elementary education in the Lexington schools. She attended Wooster University two years, and received the degree of B. A. from the Pennsylvania College for Women. She has attended three summer schools at Chautauqua, and one summer at Harvard. Miss Brown has taught in Mans- field entirely and at present teaches Latin in the High School. Mr. J. M. Holmes has attended several Normal schools, Newark Business College, Columbus Business College and Zanerian Art College, Columbus, Ohio. He taught wight years in the public schools of Ohio, two years in Business Colleges of Indiana and Pennsylvania; eight years in the High School, Bradford, Pa., nne year in Canton High School, and has been since 1905 head of the Commercial department in the Mansfield High School. To dazzle In the rain design, to raise the thought awl touch the liedit lie thine. ' A tender heart: a fill infli rible.