Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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MARY SUMMERS, F. O. Tennis. Asp. To travel with a Chautauqua. Now then for soft music. LUCILE COLE, Pipp F. O. Swimming. Asp. To get the last 10 lines in Virgil. Wit and humor belong to gem alone. GLENN BERRY, F. Exp. Mr. Pres., I move — Asp. To vote. Wait until you hear me from the pulpit, there you cannot answer me. GEORGE HEITZ, F. O. Playing Basketball. Asp. Chorister. That is the slave of life. ik ESTHER REESE, Sis F. O. Helping the principal. Asp. To be a Bachelor Maid. Her heart is in her work. MONICA SCHNITZER, F. O. Drawing. Asp. To copy Vogue. The swreetest pleasure is ing it. ARTHUR McBRIDE, Art F. O. Working. Asp. Scientific Farmer. He knew what was what. CARL DORMAN, F. O. Selling Shoes. Asp. To rival Paderewski. A jolly good fellow. PAGE FOURTEEN

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HELEN SMITH Smitty F. O. Calling Staff Meetings. Asp. To teach Latin. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall. HELEN MAURER, F. O. Typewriting. Asp. To get rid of her dimples. She was just the quiet kind whos nature never varies. CHESTER FINLEY Red F. O. Wireless. Asp. To own a better wireless than Hoover. The force of his own merit makes its way. CARL SCHWIER, Carley F. O. Playing football. Asp. To warble like Caruso. Almost to all things could he turn his hand. CATHARINE HAFLEY F. O. Smiling. Asp. To virin friends. The power of gentleness is irresisti- ble. MIRIAM GUGLER, Mim F. O. Playing the piano. Asp. To be popular. A light heart lives long. ROGER OSTER, Chief Quality, Perseverance. Asp. To be diligence personified. The kindest man, the best condi- tioned and unwearied spirit. In doing courtesies. LYDON BEAM, Beans F. Colors, Red and Brown. Asp. Matrimony. The sunshine of life is made up of lit- tle beams that are bright all the time PAGE THIRTEEN

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HELEN KERN F. O. Giggling. Asp. To get through high without studying. Let the world slide, let the world go. MARGERY YOUNG, Marg F. Language, French. Asp. Dramatics. To love her is a liberal education. WAYNE McFADDEN, F. O. Reading Immensee. Asp. 8 cylinder Motorcycle. Happy the man of mortals, happiest he, whose quiet mind from vain de- sire is free. HOWARD HOSLER. Ikey ' ■Hos ' ' Fat F. O. Keeping Mr. Davis from get- ting lonesome. Asp. To make money in the easiest way. Not to know me argues yourself un- known. MARJORIE McCLURE, F. O. Studying. Asp. To teach. Life is a short day but it is a working day. ADELAIDE SNAPP, Doc F. O. Riding in an Inter-state. Asp. To be a detective. To be merry best becomes you. HOMER MILLER, Deac. F. O. Drawing pictures of teachers. Asp. 1 o become famous. Begone dull care, thou and 1 shall never agree. HAROLD BALYEAT, Odd F. O. Typewriting. Asp. A business man. He has common sense in a viay that is uncommon. PAGE FIFTEEN