Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Illllllll HELF.X WALLACE Junior I ' lay. A typical Iliyli School ;irl who mixes reason with pU ' asure and wisdom with mil-Ill. Helen has been an ideal classmate and ])ersisls in anything she midertakes. A sincere friend may well lie reck- oned the masterjieice of nature. LVRIE MEXDLICTI One who heljis others oul of fellow feeling is Marie. She is welcome everywiiere for she has that ever welcome (|nality — a genial, sunny disposition. Her modesi looks the cottage might adorn. Sweet as the |)rimrose ])eeps be- neath the thorn. HEXKV HAirr Henry loves to argue and to hear him talk one would be inclined to think Hciiiie right and the world wrong. -Mways ready to make himself gen- ei ' ally useful, a star ])hotogra pher and a boy who will get there. I o be well sliakcu before given. ( I ' BA HOU.MITH I ' lirt.. Rico o amount of t ' asim; will rutile Cuba ' s good natuie. Quiet, ((uaint ;iu l doggoned indejiendent. Xe er does anything to annoy her teachers. He is richest who is content. I ' .MI.IXE LYOXS I ' auline is friendly ;ind fraid-v and never assumes to be what she is not. Xaturally attached to Lucas through Llrgaret. Has ability as a i ianist. Fashioned so slenderly, so young and so fair. - 26

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MARGARET CRAMER Junior Play. This is Peggy! Hul wlm in M. H. S. does not know lierl She is the most animated nieniher of the ehiss and has done nuich toward lifting that liody into prominence. Studies ])y jerks and lias exeelh-nt histrionic aljility. 1 will he a leader and not a I ' ollow- er. HERMAN BRUNK ' ice-President (4). Football (4.) (3). Junior Play. Never yet has there heen found a study which could stunij) I5runkie. lie ]«irticipates in all the activities of the school and holds tirndy to his convictions. ]M. H. S. will miss him when he goes. Ye (jods, how much I his man diitli know. CECIL COOK— Cooky Our recipe for Cookies. Two cnjis of gray matter, one heajjing (ahle- spoon of humor, another of wit, a l)inch of temijer, one ])oinid of un- (|uenchahle energy, a dash of ne ' er- say-die spirit and twn cu|)s of pure lovahleness. She should ha ' e hecii a hoy. WALTER WENTLAND . silent, unobtrusive country lad who always looks his welcome — never says it. Few there are who really know him liut we know lie possesses an extraordinarily good temper and cheerful dis])osition. Far from the maddening crowds ignol)le strife. MARTILV POOLE Jimior Play. We love Martha not because there is so much of her to love but also lie- cause shes a .jolly, good friend. Strange but she s often seen blush- ing this year. A laugh is worth a hundred groans in anv market. — 25

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: IARIE MACtLOTT Junior Play. Marie is one of the prettiest girls in the class and is not at all aware of il. Mueh good is heard of this brown- ej ' ' ed yoinig lady and her unselfish- ness is a])preciate i by all those who know her. Rare is the union of beauty and purity. MILDRED IIEHHIXC; Mildreds doetrine is laugh ami be fat. - good friend, the sani ' kind of a student, and a good all- round girl. We only hope thai Oberlin which claims her next year will appreciate her as we have. .Vnd in her smile was health And right good welcome. JOHN HAMPSON John works hard and usually makes good use of his time in M. II. S. His (|uiet and capable m;inner is the admiratiou of the whole class. His career is promising. They can concpicr who believe they can. LEONA BEAM Orchestra (S). Here ' s quality and quantity. About Leona ' s gentle person llicic clings a mystery — just how she keeps people from knowing how clever she is. Ve might add abo that wherever there is mystery thert ' is also charm. Modest expression is a beautiful setting to the diamond of talent an l genius. RI ' TII McC ' LEId.AN Junior Play. Ruth ' s conviction is s])eak only with thine eyes for she does little of it any other way. .V girl of good common sense with dimi)les which are a joy when in evidence. I never did rei)ent for doing good and shall not now. 27 -