Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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77-r— —r. TV i HELEN SOMERS, F. O. Blushing. Asp. To remain unseen. A rose with all its sweetest leaves yet unfolded. HARRIETT BOOKW ALTER, F. O. Writing music. Asp. To get through physics. By diligence she w ins her way. WILLIAM BELL, Bill F. O. Working Physics problems. Asp. Engineer. A good book is the best of friends. DALE ARNOLD, F. O. Coaxing a tin lizzie. Asp. To own an automobile. He was a wise fellow and he had a good discretion. MILDRED VAN ANTWERP, F. O. Selling bread. Asp. To master bookkeeping. Kindness is virtue itself. WINIFRED STONE, Winnie F. O. Crocheting. Asp. A Sophomore. Order is heaven ' s first lavf. ROBERT BRUMFIELD, F. O. Roaming in vi oods. Asp. A life in the commercial virorld. The rest is silence. LEE BURNESON, Bumey F. O. Getting adds. Asp. Marks. Whatever is popular deserves atten- tion. PAGE TWENTY

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K GLADYS FOX, F. O. Keeping quiet. Asp. To hear first graders say A, B, C. No, never say nothing without you ' re compelled to. EVELYN JESSON, Eve F. O. Walking. Asp. To get fat. Good to forgive, best to forget. ■ ■fe PAUL MILLER, Rosy F. O. Working in Cham. Lab. Asp. To be a photographer. Exceedingly -weW read. WILBUR UNGASHICK, Pete F. O. Writing notes to girls. Asp. Success along musical lines. What my tongue speaks my right drawn sword may prove. SYLIVA SELBY, F. O. Getting a date. Asp. To increase the number of school teachers by one. Her words are trusty heralds to her mind. FLORENCE BERRY, F. O. Arguing. As p. To get all that ' s coming to her. For if she will, she will you may de- pend on ' t. ROBERT SCHELL, Bud F. O. Makin excuses. Asp. To be an engineer. Young fellow s virill be young fellows. CARL HARTENFELS, Harty F. O. Criticising. Asp. Six feet. A merrier man within the limit of becoming mirth, I never spent an hour ' s talk withal. PAGE NINETEEN

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ROSE ATKINS, Rosie F. O. Studying. Asp. To please her teacher. Thy spirit which keeps thee is noble, courageous, high and unmatchable. ALBERT ARNOLD, F. O. Singing. Asp. To own a grocery. Silence is one great art of conversa- tion. MARY BLOOR, Plut F. O. Sleeping. Asp. To get to school on time. A face with gladness overspread. FRED BAER, Fritz F. O. Beating the drum. Asp. To beat it harder. It is better for a young man to blush than to turn pale. LOLA BARRY, F. O. Cooking. Asp. To teach school. Plain living and high thinking. CHARLES SHAFER, Bud F. O. Holding hands. Asp. To attach M. D. to his name. Let me have music and girls and 1 will seek no more delight. HELEN SOTHERLAND, Scud F. Nobility — Earl. Asp. To take care of homeless children. A widesp reading hopeful dispositic EARLE TROLL, Kid F. O. Loafing at the Gym. Asp. To star in athletics. And w hen a lady ' s in the case, you know all other things give place. PAGE TWENTY-ONE . ' ,