Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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You have forgotten Wlio teaehes Sophomore Kiiuhsh, Remenil er it ' s Miss Cotton. And kinflly, good Miss Rowers Teaches ( icero and siieh. While Shires never tires. Teaching Kreshnieii to do niucli. Away u]) in a . ' ird. Hoor room Etter teaclies us h(jw to write. And Kociilieiser not far away Works well witii main anfl might. ' I ' hen I ' arry, very merry tells us Life is one sweet song, And hist, not least, our Principal Always ready to right what ' s wrong. And now, liefore the curtain falls ¥oT the sake of Auld Lang Syne, I ' o the teachers who left for broader lields, ' e ' ll dedicate a line. Mr. Carmine was the joy and jiride Mr. I ' atton, a true sportsman Of everyone he knew, c saw t o with much regrt ' t. His goodness and ahility But his influence stayed hcliind liini Were ri aled liy hut few . In our teams, it lingers yet. ] Iiss Ik ' dger, need we say it Jind when we think of Davis No one can (piite ecpial her. We liegin to get a notion. We loved her not as leacher only. Of how small the human language is But as friend and counselor. Comjtared with our emotion. So here ' s a cheer for teachers dear. Who higher planes now l)less. And here ' s a cheer for teac ' hers here, ].oyal to M. H.S. Dorothv Nolan— ' 18 17 —

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Faculty Poem JusI ix ' st ynuv wviwy v;i u :i wliili- And case your tiviMl eyes Ipoii a scciK ' well kii(i«n to all As the ciirtuius slowly rise. Ah ' here they come like soldiers all. Ill silent, staid re iew , ()iir Faculty most wondrous wise. I here present to ' ou. ] [iss Patterson who leads the way In lantiuas ' es and iiracc. Miss Fiiifroek, dear in Aigehra For Fre.shmen sets the pace. A thorouuh. all-round luisiness nnn, Mr. Hauer next in rank. Miss Aherle in future years. For good advice well thank. Miss Leonard wastes her lovely voice On .Innior Litcraliirc. For Algebra there ' .s none so good. . s little, sweet Tiss Aloore. In Study ' .2 with iron hand, ()ui ' Mrs. agner rules And ill teaching Dutch (lui N ' aterlandl Miss Ruess anil Oi ' l are jewels. Next Mr. Ward who we have heard Soon leaves to calch I he Kaiser, And surely, llii-ough Miss Reinhart In Latin were iniieh wiser. Miss Soulier tcaclies Freshmen How g 1 V. S. to talk. And Foster magic circles draws AVith a string and a piece of chalk. Typewriting and Stcn!.graj)hy would surely Ke a liore ir they were not taught by Miss SchnUhe.s.s -Vnd efiicient Miss Bell Moore. ' I ' heii there ' s Padgett down in Si inly I, V ]n tries to keeji us still; Without Blackford tali and Jordan small In I listory we ' d fare ill. Dry physics can be suffered, L ' licomplainingly with cheer. Because we ' re taught by laughing Little Clark and Mr. Beer. Ill Hi.story, there ' s Aberle and in case — 16 —

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' 18 ' s Lament TO M. H. s. riic lime lias (■(iinc and we niiisl |)art, Tis thus aniliilion jiays, AVe staiiii with full and acliiuf; lu-art, Al llif paiiinu nl ' oui ' ways. Oil ' M. H. S., villi tilled our ciip illi kiinw ii ' d c liiiili and fine, ' I ' lic cil]) is drained, iiin we must su]i Of the world ' s more Killer wine. oii ke|il lis ill your old liriek walls Safe held from life ' s turmoil. The days we s|ienl in your dear halls A ere free from eare and toil. You molded ns. emhohlcned us, ( )iir destinies unfurled. And now prepared, preseiil us, A yift to a needy world. All revoir dear M. IT. S., It shall not he jjoodbye, For ' IS ' s class will always hless, When fond tlioiit;hts liaekward flv. Dorotliv Nolan IS. — 18 —