Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Administration

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Dean of Instruction HERBERT E. MANSER Hand grasps at hand, eye lights eye in good friend ship. And great hearts expand And grow one in the sense oj this world ' s life. —ROBERT BROWNING Dean of Women ELLAMAE JACKSON Blessed be letters — they are the monitors, they are also the comforters, and they are the only true heart-talkers. —DONALD GRANT MITCHELL Dean of Men SAMUEL M. LONG As we grow older, the thing that becomes more and more clear to us is the importance of friendships, and one can conceive of no greater satisfaction than that of conducting himself in such a fashion that he may constantly add to his list of friends, and thereby obtain a fuller measure of life. To live for the most there is in life must mean that we cannot live to ourselves alone. If we wish real success we must work and build together. —AUTHOR UNKNOWN