Mansfield High School - Manhigan Yearbook (Mansfield, OH)

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Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before Here. kind friends, you have the picture of little Eddie- even at an early age, 222 years to he accurate, he was entomologically inclined, and tells us that he asked to liave this dress on when his picture was taken, all because of its butterfly sleeves, Hasn't he a.n expression that would work its way right into your heart. Students in his classes say he still has that same expression, Little Emma at the age of 8 months, won the prize at the baby show. You just know that the photographer has just said Watch the Birdie and true to form, she is not going to miss anything. This child sad to say, has missed her calling in life, the fates intended her to be a second Sarah Bernhardt, observe the dramatic pose, and some have said they actually see in her a resembla.nce to the Divine Sarah -But alas, little Kathleen so promising at the age of 3 is now teaching Spanish and French to M. H. S. students. ' On this day little Ella was all dressed up and taken to have her picture taken, she didn't like it a bit, and astounded her parents by uttering her first Latin word-1 Et tu Brute, and that- to her mother as she was forced into the chair. The day that little Bennie had this picture taken he shocked his parents by count- ing the Bacteria in his bottle of miilk. But in spite of this precocity he was always a favorite with the little girls of his town who loved to take him riding in his go-cart and hear him recite Twinkle, twinkle little star in Latin. Note the com- manding posture and great poise for one so young. From the time little June began to talk she never used anything but perfect En- glish, just as the photographer was about to snap the picture she started back in amazement, for he had just said Now if she will only sct quictvf and that was too much for her, after that she refused to allow him to take another picture. When but a small child little Mariel dressed up in her Arctic outfit and wanted permission to go to the Arctic legion to find out if the presence of clams made that land so silent. Even then she had confidence in her power of self protection, fob- serve the ungloveid ha,nd,j When the advertising manager of a large soap concern saw this picture in a local gallery, he was inspired with the catch phrase Have you a little fairy in your home. He opened negotiations to the end that for years little Mary's picture was used to lure thousands on to the use of Faiuy Soap. That same Winsome smile now serves to tide Freshies and Sophs thru the trials ot' English. Page Twenty-Three 1 -

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1 AN APPRECIATION l Mr. Chas. Zerby came to Mansfield High School in 1909 after ten years of service at the Bowman Street School. As a young man it was not difficult for him to decide what his vocation should be as his one passion and delight had always been working with ma- chinery. Beginning his mec-hanical career as an engineer in the old Mansfield Paper Mills, he transferred to the Ford Lumber Co. and later from there to the Mills Elsworth Co., where he was located at the time the Board of Education selected him from twenity-five applicants to fill the position of engineer at the Bowman Street School. During his period of service in our school he has worked faithfully and conscientiously. Because of his personal interest in the welfare of the teach- ers and students and school he has won a place of high esteem. Page Twenty-Four