Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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THE ANNUAL I Howard Leppo—His calling was to toss the ball. Margaret Lindsey—She hath a twinkle in her eye. Wilbur Lindsey—Business makes the man. Clara Long—With curls so gay. Edna Maglott—The glass of fashion. Marie Marwick—She is fu ll of fact and eloquence. Irene Massa—She never said a foolish word. Mable McCurdy—In all things wise. Clare McElHinney—Tall and dark and good to look upon. Jennie McFarland—Well could she write a grind. Edith Meily—Slenderly fashioned. Kathleen Mendenhall—Always talking, talking, talking. p. .. . , She’s pretty to walk with Delta Mitchell — Andw e tty t y 0 talk vv|th Katherine Murphy- How She would giggle! Mary Murphy—From her great height she looked down upon us. Milo Patterson—Seldom is such quietness found. Martha Payne—Seraphic intellect and force. Hazel Plummer—No one did write she knew not of. Marie Pickering—Full well she sang.

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THE ANNUAL Una Crum—This was one that lived to labor and study and plan. Lenore Cunningham—Her ready blush is charming to behold. Marie Endly—She the sweetest of all singers. Ruth Finfrock—Dignified in manner, fair in face. Will Finney—A jolly good fellow. Frank Fox—-He would make excuses plausible. Earl Frankeberger—A powerful voice hath he. Ruth Harris—An open face with heart as true. Carrie Herring—She hath a pleasant smile for everyone. Willard Hess—Please go away and let me sleep. Jack Jenner—To be learned is to be wise. Martin Jelliff—An Athlete bold. t ■ . i She doeth little kindnesses Louise Jones most j eave unc jone, or despise. Vance Judson—How he could lead the rooters! Josephine Kalmerten—Kindliness is her chief virtue. Vernon Kern—Here to-day—gone to-morrow. Fred Langdon—He hath many friends among the girls. Leeta Lawrence— A business lady. Ethel Lehman—Her eyes are raven black. Josephine Lemon—A merry heart that laughs at care. —23—

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THE ANNUAL Pearl Remy—She is a winsome, wee thing. Dorothy Reichart—Sie kann Deutch sprechen. Nellie Rupert—She has a still small voice. Charles Sheriff—A little lad, but wonderous wise. Bertha Schill—Small of stature. Dorothy Shonfield—She is both gay and witty. Florence Shires—She hath a good word for everybody. Irene Smith—There was a sound as of singing. Roy Spetka—Rich in saving common sense. Virginia Stark—Gentle in manner, resolute in deed. Edwin Stevens—Of delicate mood and temper, he. Margaret Sturges—A springy motion in her gait. Earl Terman—A generous chap. Hazel Umbarger—Well could she draw, with pencil and pen. Anna Voegele—She is a pleasant maid. Russell Vose—He was a “Mary” youth. Glenna Wickert—She liked to tease. Maude Walker—Her mind to her a kingdom is. Marie Waring —A seeker after knowledge. Frieda Wolf—Quiet and Demure. —25—