Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Seniors Rechristened Esther Barton—Eloquent, Brainy. Russell Bissman —Reckless, Bluffing. Anna Boyd—Artful, Buoyant. Helen Eichelberger- Hignstrung, Extravagant. Jay Ferree—Judicious, Friendly. Chauncey Gates Careless, Good-humored. Cloyd Helter Clever, Humorous. George Biddle Grandiloquent, Brilliant. Mary Irwin Methodical, Industrious. Helen King Heedless, Keen. Naomi Long Notional, Light-hearted. Francis Loomis—Faithful, Lovable. George Leonard Genteel, Leisurely. Ruth Miller Restless, Mythological. Rhea Martin Resourceful, Mischievous. Carrie Ludwig Consistent, Laconic. Martha Leech Modest, Loyal. Richard Laver Rational. Level-headed. Viola Miller—Vivacious, Motherly. Mabel Miles- Mature, Moderate. Sadie Netting Studious, Noiseless. Miriam Rowland—Mysterious, Roguish. Jay Thuma -Jolly, Teasing. Ralph Rust—Revolutionary, Realistic. Martha Sheriff—Mirthful, Saucy. Myrtle Van Antwerp—Merciless, Versatile. Leroy Willis—Lively, Wide-awake. Homer Au —Hesitating, Apprehensive. David Boals—Dignified, Buoyant. Herbert Carter—Humane, Candid. Byron Crider—Brave, Convincing. Homer Fox —Honorable, Faultless. Harold Grandon—Hopeful, Good-tempered. Ray Kline Resourceful, Kind. Lawrence King—Likeable, Knowing. Paul King—Punctilious, Kind-hearted. Ward Prinkey—Wide-awake, Promising. Paul Shafer-Practical, Shy. Howard Sword —Hopeful, Social Clarence Wolff—Contented, Willing. Clark Charles—Capable, Congenial. Robert Carrigan Romantic, Courteous. page twenty-seven

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The beauty hesitated but, rather than remain alone, she followed him. They felt their way up the stair-case while the girl, terrified by an uncanny moaning, clung to Jack’s arm. Reaching the top, Jack, holding the candle above his head, discerned no creaking skeleton or pale faced spook, but the form of a girl lying across the bed with her head buried in pillows. As they entered with the light the young girl turned a frightened face towards them,— “Is the storm over? Who are you? I’m so glad somebody’s come.” “We just came in from the storm,” said Jack. “Where are your mother and father?” “They don’t live here,” she answered. “I was the housekeeper of old Mr, Westfield, who died a week ago. Someone was supposed tocome today.” Jack grasped the situation at once, responding: “He’s here; I’m Jack Gould. Westfield was my uncle. Let’s go down and get something to eat.” The servant quickly gathered a scant fare, and once at the table, Jack found the beauty’s name to be Pauline Manor, living at Hereford, six miles distant. “How lucky I got into my own house,” he ejaculated. “It’s a dear house; how nicely furnished,” she admired. Jack watched her lips move, with covetous desires. “Yes, but ’twill be so lonesom e and empty without another inhabitant. ” They had risen and were standing before the newly stirred fire. “Pauline, I am entirely at your mercy in love for you.” He gently took her hand— “Pauline, I’ve loved you dearly from my first sight.” Slightly trembling, she gazed into the glowing coals. “How can you say such things? We’ve only known each—” Without warning he gently seized her in his arms and pressed a sweet kiss upon her lips. “Mr. Gould!” “Hush.” She surrendered herself to this young man’s caresses because of some immanent soul ecstacy; at first trembling but now calmed by perfect for¬ getfulness of all past and future. He gazed into her eyes that revealed sweet purity. His voice was now low v thrilling her with ineffable emotions. “Oh, how I love you, I love you, I love you,” he whispered slowly. Her arms crept around his neck. He shut off her echo of his last words by a long tender meeting of the lips. page twenty-six

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Karl Henry—Klownish, Harmless. Edward Longsdorf—Even, Languid. Douglass Miller—Diffident, Musing. Clarence Shill—Capricious, Soft. Harold Creveling—Headstrong, Cynical. Ellstatia Clark—Entrancing. Cunning. Winifred Angle -Warm-hearted, Accomplished Fanny Ray —Faithful, Reticent. Clara JBalliet—Constant, Bashful. Hazel Cashell—Helpful, Conscientious. Gladys Downing- Good-humored, Determined. Ruth Hale—Reserved, Humble. Ruth L’Amoreaux Responsive, Loyal. Marguerite McClellan Musing, Modest Harriet Nail —Helpful, Natural. Ethel Seaman —Entertaining, Serene. Zelda Shatzer—Zealous, Studious. Edna Sonner—Exact, Sympathetic. Mary Stull -Mirthful, Strenuous. Pearl Wierman—Painstaking, Well-bred. Iva Griffith —Investigating, Grateful. Helen Gifford—Hopeful, Genuine. Helen Lemon—Happy, Lonesome. Anna Remy -Animated, Responsive. Abbie Showers Audacious, Sprightly. Nellie Geisinger-Nymphic, Grave. Lucile Upson—Lightsome, Urbane. Mary Waring—Merry, Winsome. Claribel Stoodt—Companionable, Sentimental. Carl Stander—Clamorous, Self-willed. Earl O’Brien—Earnest, Obliging. Dio Shaw—Deliberate, Sensible. Clinnie Painter—Cheerful, Prepossessing. Dick Porch—Dressy, Pleasant. Ina DeHart—Impulsive, Dainty. Evelyn Ferguson—Excitable, Fastidious. Eolis Greenlee-Energetic, Graceful. Madge Gorman—Musing, Good-natured. Louise Haag—Lively, Humorous. Hazel Hawk-Hearty, Hopeful. Helen Krohn—Helpful, Kind. Marguerite Mulvihill -- Musical, Magnetic. Russel Upson —Refined, Undaunted. page twenty-eight