Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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RHEA FRYE: Rhea is some sport, simply dotes on athletics. Quiet and unassuming and is well liked by all who know her. “Live while you live.” PAUL POST: Posty prefers his dates on Saturday night with- well, we won’t say with whom. “Thy fate is the common fate of all.” MILDRED DIR: We would hate to see Mildred very cross for her hair has a reddish tint. Is very determined and loves to talk and chatter. We know she is a fine commer¬ cial student and pianist. “What I won’t I won’t, and there’s an end on’t.’’ LAWRENCE BERGSTROM: “Lau” has had a couple of serious love affairs this year but, it is believed, he has fully recovered. A dandy basket-ball player, but hates study. “Thinking is but an idle waste of thought.” MALVINA McCLELLAN: It must be against Malvina’s creed to create any dis¬ order or trouble for she was never known to do so. Quite a worker and continually in a good humor. “The ornament of a meek and quiet spirit.” PAGE TWENTY-SIX

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ETHEL FINNEY: Ethel is one of our office girls and is just chuck full of business. Is a jolly good friend and lovely to everybody. “She hath a kindly spirit and a friendly air.” STERLING AYERS: Nothing on earth could inveigle Ayersy to hurry along except, perhaps, a tennis racket and a ball. He was one of our mandolin club boys and there was “music in the air” when Buddy was around. “Since I became a man I have put away foolish things.” CORINNE DOUGLASS: According to one of the faculty “Timmy” would be “almost a model girl” if she did not take such de¬ light in causing a disturbance in the report room. We’re terribly concerned for fear she’ll flunk. A most efficient editor-in-chief. “To do a task with all your might Is the way to get it done.” MARION MATZ: “Matzy” was this year’s basket-ball captain and all know that he filled his position well. “He was a wight of high renown.” MARY BRINKERHOFF: ' Pete’ or ‘Polly’ loves everything that is out-of-doors such as athletics, hiking and camping. Real pretty, but land, don’t tell we told. She is rather quiet and reserved in a large company, but if on a hike-. Our Snap-shot Editor. “As true as the fagots are sturdy.” PAGE TWENTY-FIVE ■

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•CHRISTINE VOLL: How can we say anything about Christine when she never says anything about anybody. Pretty but oh, so quiet. “Of manners gentle, of affections mild.” REED WALKER: Reed is slow and easy-going and is possessed of an uncommon amount of common sense. “Every inch a man.” BERTHA RAY: Bertha is quite enthusiastic over basket-ball and you should see her play! Likes to flirt with the fellows. “A contented mind above all.” PAUL STOODT: “Stoodty” is the fellow who leaves large numbers of damaged hearts behind when he graduates. Intends to become a surgeon, which accounts for the newl y planned addition to the cemetery. “At twilight I love nature most.” VIOLET COUMEADOW: What would the office do without Vi? She is al¬ ways cheerful and gay, very independent and con¬ tinually talking or chewing gum. “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN