Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Bryan Miller 63, Bryan is one of the best all round fellows in the school. He is quite an artist and is also inter- ested in music. ' A friendly heart gets many friends. Miriam Grabler jreat Miriam is very bright and lively. Being a talker, she is popular with everybody. Blest with charm and certainty to please. GORDON Patterson y JU, Patsy is an accomplished musician. He is re garded as a fixture in the orchestra, having be longed to it since his Freshman year. There is might in inches. Alma Laser Z-Za— ' Alma enjoys athletics as much as any boy. Never misses a game. If you want to have a good time Alma is the girl to have it with. Hates to study. A kindly, quiet spirit, where malice finds no Hli I CL ' - Benedict Carroll Deeck is the star comedian of the class, and will miss his calling if he does not follow it as his profession. He was the leader of the famous Rubetown Band. I hate nobody.

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Henrietta Frank - - She is always yawning and apparently suffering from loss of sleep. Not accustomed to study very much. Popular with the girls of the class. So calm, so steady, so true was her nature. Harry McNiece . -- -- y- ' Motorcycles form the chief diversion in life for this man, and he is always riding — that is, when he is awake. He was once in love, but we think he is cured now. Thou seemest to enjoy thy life. Lucille Beattie Her aim after she finishes high school will be to forget her year ' s course in Physics. A good student in everything else. faculty. She hath a winsome smile. ' Popular with the Ned ' Willis 3 7 t if- ' - ' C ' ' y ,, During his Senior year Ned has become quite a society leader. ' Very popular with the fair maidens. However, he is a person who will en- dure no opposition to his will. Though vanquished, he could argue still. Lillian Gifford r Aha! Here ' s the girl who has a good time. Lillian is a good pupil but is somewhat averse to hard study. We are told that her chief characteristic is her lack of stature. We know better. She is lots of fun. So full of mirth and cheerfulness. ' '

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Claude McDonald CL Claude has no doubt of his own ability. He could be an A-1 student, if he chose, but is rather inclined to lead an easy life except when some- body is around to argue with him. He is one of the very few who have won Miss Hemington ' s favor. He has more business in a day than some men in a lifetime. ' ' class he can shout more triple-jointed words than anybody else in the Senior class. Has been a member of the Orchestra during his four years in High School. I never cast a single reflection except in the mirror. Helen Bloor £ •- .. AJ Marguerite Kienle C-. -i9. Marguerite is quiet and unassuming, but is al- ways chosen when a dependable person is needed. Her chief hobby is music and she is a member of both the orchestra and glee club. Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low. Charles Reynolds Charles is more particular than the vainest of maidens, when it comes to his hair. In the Phiz Helen has a marvelous intellect. Why? How Jt 77 A - - f could she be editor-in-chief of our Annual staff if rf- ' she were not unusually brilliant? Shines in all her classes and is fond of music, but can ' t carry a tune in a bucket. Helen of Troy was not her equal. Martin Bushnell o - ' QL-.,-. - j2 .J- - ' ' -- - Here is a fellow whose chief aim in life is to en joy himself and have a good time. Has a gen erous heart. Time elaborately thrown away. d).