Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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THE ORACLE 15 Miss Ilena M. Swaim attended High School at McArthur, and afterwards was a Student at Rio Grande, Delaware College, Chicago University, Michigan Uni- versity, and Harvard Summer School. Miss Swaim left her position in the Troy High School to come to Mansfield and take charge of the Rhetorical work. flits seated in ihe heart of courtesy. Mrs. Jennie C. Downend graduated from the Mansfield High School. She then took a Normal course in Art of Prof. L. S. Thomson, of Perdue Univer- sity. She was later a member of several Prang Art classes in Chicago, and also studied Normal training in the Art Institute of that city. In Mansfield she took private lessons in many depart- ments of Art, and in Cleveland studied landscape painting. She has been director of Drawing in the Mansfield Public Schools for the last fourteen years. ' Ane we tin ken. M iss essie Mcll Miss Dorothy Waugh graduated from the Mansfield High School, She studied in Oberlin College over a vear. In Ypsilanti Normal School and in Chautauqua s h e took several summer courses. She has taught in the Mansfield schools for thir- teen years and is at present general substitute as well as the Principal ' s Assistant, Those about her from her shall read the perfect ways of hi Miss Elizabeth Custer attended the Mansfield High School, College in 1930 with the degree A. in Hanover, Germany, studying. The past three years she has taught in the Mansfield High School in the English department. To those who know thee not No words can paint! And those who know thee, kuou- All words a re faint . ' Miss Matilda Snyder graduated from the Mansfield High School and from the Oswego Normal School, and took several courses at the Chautauqua School. Miss Snyder has traveled extensively, having spent a number of her summers in travel. She was Principal of a ward school in Mansfield and for some time instructor in Mathematics in the High Schoc and graduated from Delaware B. She spent the year 1901 vaine Assistant in the Superintendent ' s office. ' ' She has a kinilhj spirit and a friendly ' Virtue alone is happiness here below. Albert Bellingham Instructor in Music. • ' Music hath cliarms to soothe tlie savage breast.

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THE ORACLE Miss Kate S. Moore graduated from the Felicity High School and continued her edu- cation at tire Ohio Wesleyan University. She was assistant principal at Covington, O., from which place she came to Mansfield to take a position as teacher of Mathematics in the High School. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low — an excellent thing in woman Educat i ■onlrmlin, mil, Mr. C. D. Carpenter graduated from Br on son High School in 1901, attended Hillsdale College, 1 90 1 -2; Michigan State Normal College, 1502-3 and 1904-06; graduateJ from the Life Certificate course in 1903 and received the B. Pd. in 1905 and the A. B. in 1906. He was prin- cipal of the Ontonagon Schools, 1903-04; assistant in Chemistry in the Michigan State Normal Col- lege, 1905, and has been instructor of Physics and Chemistry in the Mansfield High School since February, 1906. ' ie only interest worthy the deep lion of the thoughtful man. Iiss Lucy R. Stine graduated from the Mansfield High School in 1900, and from Oberlin College in 1904, receiving the de- gree of A. B. Since then she has taught in the Mansfield Schools and is at present a teacher of History and Civics. il hilt the captivates, inform the mind. Mr. Austin K. Allen graduated from Millbrook Memorial School, 1900, Brown University, 1904, A. B.; 1905, A. M. Since 1905 he has been in- structor in Mathematics in the Mansfield High School. u Geometry wise, for he could distinguish and divide A hair ' tiri.rt smith nud southeast side.

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