Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Elize Oster . Blue Triangle Elize is loyal and true-blue. Maybe that ' s the reason she prefers blue to any other color. Judging from the notes she gets, she is quite a popular lady. WiNFiELD Haldeman Winnie Hi-Y (4) A new member of M. H. S., but one of us just the same. A jolly good fellow whose thoughts (of a Junior girl) run in deep chan- nels. One who is ever alert and active. Eugene Boling Gene Is he in love? We think so! It ' s a rare treat to see ' Gene blush when he ' s confused. He ' s dignified and steady (concerning the lat- ter, ask D. C.) and a positive genius in math. Helen Frasher Brickie It ' s not only her hair that gave Brickie her name, for whenever she supports a cause it ' s as good as won. This her achievements at Lodi High testify. How she can argue! LuciLE Day Hypho (4), Blue Triangle Lucile is a living example that a hot temper does not always accompany auburn hair. Her sunny smile would drive away the darkest clouds, and despite the fact that she ranks high in scholarship, she is always ready for a good time. 19

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s. eniors P ' our years ago we came To dear old M. H. S. We ' ve won our share of fame, We ' ve tried to do our best. We ' ve struggled through the years. Those years were filled with fun, And work and hope, and fears, The lot of twenty-one. We ' ve loved our friends so true, We ' ve loved our dear old school, Our team, our music, too. Our pep was never cool. Our eyes now fill with tears. We ' ve learned enough, ' tis plain. They cast us out, my dears. Is such bad treatment sane? But gladness comes with dole. Commencement Day is nigh I We ' ve almost reached our goal, Our hopes are rising high. We ' ve been so very wise Much knowledge to acquire. That soon we ' ll realize Ambition ' s fond desire. Our fates may bear us far. Our lives be comfy, cold; Yet what from memory can bar The Purple and the Gold? — Helen McCready 18

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Mary Flowers Posey Girls ' Glee Club (4) Drawing pictures in class, whispering to the boys, asking questions and chewing gum are prominent characteristics of Posey, and as inseparable from her as green from grass. In fact, we wouldn ' t recognize her without them. Olive Cope Dickey, Giggles Did you ever see Olive in a hurry ? Of course not. Nor without her lessons either. She never was known to flunk even on the morning after the night before. Slow and deliberate. Sarah M.artin Sadie Sarah must be an optimist for we have never seen her fretful or discouraged. A faithful student and quiet when she should be, namely, at school. We would fall over if we ever heard her shout. George Taylor A young man of determination who attends to his own affairs and gets his lessons. Rather reserved in class, but with qualities which give promise to success in life. We don t blame certain Junior for being attracted. Walter Pierce Walt Hi-Y (4) Any attempt on Waltcr s part to be serious results disastriously. Occupies his recitation periods by reading newspapers and humming, and is capable of extracting jazz from a funeral march. 20