Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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LOTTIE HOFFMAN, F. O. Trying to get the curl out of her hair. Asp. Reciting. Sweet and smiling are thy ways. LEOLA SOW ASH, Sodie F. O. Getting letters from Pittsburgh Asp. To drive their new car. Beauty is an exquisite flow er, and its perfume is virtue. ORVILLE STATLER, Stat F. O. Shooting Baskets. Asp. To knowr everything. A good face is the best letter of recommendation. EARL KOCHHEISER, Steve F. O. Reciting History. Asp. To be a second Lincoln, He ' d undertake to prove by force of argument, a man is no horse. MARION BONNET, F. O. Eating. Asp. To be a private stenographer. 1 am all the daughter ' s of my father ' s house, and all the brothers too. ADELINE ERNST, Binie F. O. Catching cold. Asp. To become a nurse. Brevity is the soul of wit. CHESTER GRIEBLING, Chestnut F. O. Carrying the News. Asp. To belong to the Y. M. C. A. for life. 1 beseech you all be better known to this gentleman. ROBERT NICHOLS, Bob F. O. Agitating Miss Ruess. Asp. None whatever. His cares are novsr all ended. m PAGE SEVENTEEN

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EVA DeWITT, F. O. Skating. Asp. Pedagogy. She speaks, behaves and acts just as she should. RUTH FRYE, Polly F. O. Writing poems. Asp. To get a position. The highest art is artlessness. LAWRENCE PRICE, Pricey F. O. Cracking jokes. Asp. To become an engineer. Active natures are rarely melancholy. ROBERT MOVER, Barry F. O. Flagging a train. Asp. To be a sport. What a fine young man your tailor has made you. RUTH ADAMS, F. O. Talking. Asp. To be a Prima Donna. Music hath charms. HETTIE GIESEMAN, F. O. Studying common branches. Asp. To add 5 inches to her height. Only silence suiteth best. PHILLIP DAVEY, Phil F. O. Silence. Asp. To be there on time. Humility, that low svireet root form which all heavenly virtues shoot. JOHN BRANT, Johnnie F. O. Pounding the typewriter. Asp. To wear a derby. Long shall we seek his likeness, long in vain. PAGE SIX! EEN

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RUTH LOGAN, F. O. Dreaming. Asp. Stenographer. Reserved, honest and faithful. BEATRICE PEARCE, Bee F. O. Dancing. Asp. To enjoy herself. As merry as the day is long. JOHN CULLETON, CuUie F. O. Reading at library. Asp. To convince us that he is right. For 1 am nothing if not critical. ROY LEPPO, Baby blue eyes F, O. Buggy riding. Asp. Scientist. Farmers are founders of civilization. ADAH MILLER, F. O. Incessantly speaking. Asp. Business woman. Discourse the sweeter banquet of the mind. MARIE KALBFLEISCH, Kalbie F. O. Playing Basketball. Asp. Pianist. I hate to see things done by halves. MARION DOWNS, Downsey F. O. Riding in back seat of a Stu- dabaker. Asp. To be a good salesman. By wisdom wealth is vkfon. HAROLD HURSH, Hurshey F. O. Visiting the farm. Asp. Editor of News. Dignity consists in deserving honors. PAGE EIGHTEEN