Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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I MIRIAM KROHN: If you want to keep on the good side of Mim don’t call her “Shorty.” She is thought to be very quiet by those who don’t her. “A daughter of the gods divinely tall.” GLENN BIERLY: Glenn is inclined to be a little conceited at times and to want his own way, but who doesn’t. Very earn¬ est and thorough and especially liked by the girls. “If I will, I will.” MARGARET WHITE: One may think that Peg can’t talk, but just go with her once. A good student and envied because of her curly hair—by the girls, of course. “She is a good friend to good friends.” ARTIS HICHEL: Artis never has much to say but when he does say anything it generally amounts to something. Very slow and easy-going, and quite bashfull though a Senior. “There is nothing so becomes a man as modest stillness.” ' ELVERDA GUINTHER: Athletics are the charm of Elverda’s life- Delights in tormenting the teachers and cutting up. Detests study but does a little now and then. A member of the Girls’ Glee Club. “Away with books, let’s have some fun.” PAGE EIGHTEEN

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-STELLA MASSA: Ted is the girl who would rather dance than eat. Isn’t happier than when she has a date and certainly is in for all the fun there is going. Strange, but she is very fond of Chicago Junction—I wonder! “For she’s a jolly good fellow.” HOY CRAIG: Always friendly and in a good humor. Has made one of very best football players. He is just begin¬ ning to make goo-goo eyes at the girls. “Zealous yet modest.” ETHEL BANKS: Ethel is rather quiet in the class rooms but has plenty of fun elsewhere. Dotes on dramatics and maybe some day—but then, who knows. “A maiden never bold.” DOYLE PARSONS: When Doyle entered M. H. S. as a Freshy he was a most energetic fellow, flirting with all the girls in sight. He is now a dignified Senior, but somehow or other his old habits stay by him. Aspires to be an ivory magnate. “ ’Tis impious in a good man to be sad.” ADA KLINE: Ada is just full of life and a good time. Has the loveliest black hair and eyes so that one can hardly blame “him.” Can they? “Happy am I, from care I am free.” PAGE SEVENTEEN

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ADALYN INGMAND: Addie has a cute little way about her that is most attractive. Since we last heard her heart was still in Ashland, but let us hope for the best. “A winning way, a pleasant smile.” FRED FREY: Here is one of the brightest boys in the High School. Very quiet and self-possessed. Not much of a mixer and easily embarrassed but oh, a perfect shark in Physics. “Still water runs deep.” MABEL STROME: MARTHA McFARLAND: Marty if one of our quiet, modest girls. Blushes quite easily, but generally has her lessons well. “Content thyself to be obscurely good.” ALBERT ERDENBERGER: We are all sure Albert will make a good business man. He is the one who gives us our dopes and sodas and can be very serious, especially when fill¬ ing a prescription.” “Toil and be glad, let Industry inspire.” Could we possibly get along without Mabel? Indeed no. She works in the office and is always pleasant and obliging. “Promptness is the soul of business.” PAGE NINET EEN