Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Of The Year To the Juniors . . . 1 licii canic the Aiitiimnc. all in ellow clad. As th()iiL;h he joxcil in his picntcdus stdie. Laden with truits that made him laugh, full glatl 1 iiat he had haiiished hunger, which tofore Had bv the bellv oft him pinched sore; Upon his head a wreath, that was enrold With ears of come of everv sort, he bore. And in his hand a sickle he did liolde. To rcape the ripened fruit the w liich the earth had (ild To the Senior s . . . Lastly came Winter, cloathcd all in frize. Chattering his teeth for cold that did him chill; Whilst on his hoarv beard his breath did freeze. And the dull drops that fr(.)m his purple bill As from a limbeck did adown distill; Li his right hand a tipped st.iH he held With which his feeble steps he staxed still. For he was faint w ith cold .md weak with eld. That scarce his loosed limbs he able was to weld. Spenser.

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v So Issued Forth The Seasons To the Freshmen . . . irst lust SpiiiiL;. .ill tli ;lit in IcMNCsot llnwcrs Til, It IrcsliU lukklccl, ami new hlossums cliil bear. In which a thousand birds hatl bmlt liicir bowers. That swcctU sunt; to call lorlh ]i.n ,iniin.irs; Antl in his h.ind a j.nclin he diti bc.ir. And on his hc.id i, as lit tor warlike stores) A s ilt enj r.ucn morion he tlid wear. That, ,is some did him lo e, so others ditl liim fear. To the Sophomores . . . Then came the jolK Siminicr, bein ;diL;ht In a tliin silken c.issock coloretl L;reen, That was unlincd, all to be more li,L;ht. And on iiis heatl .1 i ' ,irland well beseene.

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DEAN OF INSTRUCTION I Ierbert E. Manshr A little Ic.irnmu is a clan croLis thini;; Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian sprint;; There shallow draughts intoxieate the hrain. And tirinkint; lars eK sohers us again. —Alexander Pope DEAN OF WOMEN DdRcniiv M. W ' asley TIIIXGS TO REMEMBER Br Marshall Field The alue ot time The pleasure of working The dionitv of simpHcitv The worth of eharaeter 1 he power ol kindness The influence of example The obligation of dutv The wisdom of economy The irtue of patience The ' ]o of originating DEAN OF MEN EaU RENCE I I. SnI ELY The law of witrthv life is fundamentally the law of strife. It is onl through labor and painful effort, b grim energx and resolute courage that we nio e on to better thino i. —Theodore Roosevelt.