Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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illlUlNWHWHWWI The Annual Qrlestion PUBLIC OPINION If you fail to appreciate any part of the Annual growl or shout rotten, or some such appropriate word. This will prove you know a thing or two, and that you are not afraid to speak up. While reading grinds, don't laugh at any- thing you see. Hearty laughter is so vulgar. Never applaud the fine things in the Annual, the staff might suspect that you en- joyed them. If the Annual has a few flaws in it, al- ways remember them and forget the rest. It is a sure sign of high intelligence to pick as many flaws as possible. Always make it a point to tell how much better the other Annuals were and don't fail to key your voice so that it carries far. The staff will hear of it eventually and it may teach them a thing or two. Do not forget that you, if you had a chance, could write better editorials and that only a cruel fate permits the other to write where real talent should have a chance. Of course, the staff would like you better if you did not do this, but you would miss at- tracting attention and one might as well be dead as do that. Q D A xx 1 Q 'XP' 2

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