Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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' % , ..A Ruby DooLiTTLE .. ,. Ruby is not much of a mixer, but is admired by all her classmates. A violinist of no mean ability. She will succeed for she believes all she says. Richard Fensch kS ' s -TXL G-i, - , ' Gjt A star student, but quiet and not accustomed to boast of the knowledge which we know he pos- sesses. A hard and untiring striver after more learning. He trumpets not his own virtues. yh. ■4 Carrie Miles lAfJ - Carrie is gentle and mild. She talks little and is very reserved, but when you get to know her she is a jolly companion. A persistent and tireless student. How poor are they that have not patience. Howard Hart S ' S(, . jy -t. - -.- ' r ' Harty is a fine Student, especially in Physics. Takes part in all athletics, having been a valued member of our foot ball team as well as a fine basket ball player. Not much of a talker. Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Hazel Rees z . 1 J j iv Mt-X- .c Has never been known to be angry. A good student, but not crazy about hard study. Meek, mild and inoffensive.

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Harold Byerly Pickles is said to hate work and how he has slipped through high school is a mystery to all. I am as sober as a judge. Marguerite Goetz -? ■f ' -Aic z— .,,-,-x ' ' Marguerite ' s chief aspiration is music; she is a very fine pianist. Quiet and always calm; she therefore makes a fine commercial pupil. Studious, let me sit. John Charles ClZ eJ- Ot - A quiet little fellow who is always in good humor. He smiles sweetly at the girls, but can never get up enough courage to make a date. Short but sweet. ' ' Jy . -yS- S: ?! . ? ! ' Burndette McCreary Mac likes to have her own ' way. In spite of this she is popular with everybody. Has won great fame for herself by her singing. If Mac is around you are sure to have a good time. A constant spirit, bubbling over with laughter. Jay McIrvin Cuba is rightly named, for he comes to Mans- field from that sunny island. Rather a good student, but inclined to become boisterous at times. Crazy about some of our fair maids. A man of the world must seem to be what he wishes to be. (£i .- --U .

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pOi - Louis HuRXTHAL s O jJ -ui C - - Darling is one of our most ambitious students. The report is passed around that he recites when- ever he is awake. He is an active heartbreaker and fusser of girls. Of all mankind, he loves himself the best. Lucille Grouse ■X 9.0 Popular? Yes indeed, with everybody. A good student and one who can always be depended upon. However, she is inclined to laugh easily and enjoy life to the utmost. Do you wonder that she was made Grind Editor? I find that nonsense is singularly refreshing. 9 aJy-T- - - n r Toddy Chesrown This man ' s chief desire is to forget the horrors of Virgil. He is there when it comes to cornet playing and having a jolly time. His words are few. Zelda Greenlee £ ..-., ,£, 2:£- ' - Q£ j J4,L. .-t Zelda is modest and very quiet. She is quite an f artist. Is well liked by fussed when she recites. everyone, but gets ' ' A face more fair, a form more neat, Hath been my luck ne ' er to meet. T-z .c-gZ.w Alva Sampsel %-a, - - ' ■ - Alvy is one of our quiet chaps from the acres. He works hard and makes the most of the valu- able time in High School. A good deal of quaint humor is contained in his quiet ways. As Abe Martin sez—