Central High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Dedication With sincere and grateful appreciation u»e most affectionately dedicate this issue of the ittirror to ittiss Hu IVhhie (fihamhless, our teacher, advisor, and friend, who has euer been more than willing to aid us with her kindly criticism and warm sympathy.

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I )edicati rii......... Editorials--------------- Grad Books--------------- A Song »f Seasons—Poem ()ne Mile to Go--------- The High Cost of Passing— The Boomerang----------- —- 'I'lie I sos of Adversity Spring Is Here----------- t v Lite— Poem....... On the School Special------- “Clair De Lunc -........... Sea Fantasy—Poem----------- A Secret------------------- Human Nature--------------- Domestic Troubles Overcome Happenings in High School— Clubs Exchanges------------------ Athletics------------------ Gas Jet-------------------- Jokes---------------------- Senior Department.......... ..................................... IK 19 Malvina Coleman and Ruth Dewberry 23 J. Martin Smith--------------------26 II. D. I.................—........2K Melvin C. Berkowitz------ — — 36 Jack McLaren--------------- ------38 Perry L. Stone------- — - - 41 Louisa Wheeler---------------------43 Reginald Thomas------------------ — 46 Kate Milner — — 48 .Helen E. Richards------- - - - — 50 Dorothy Winters-----— ------- --- 54 Elizabeth Shannon —----------------56 William Schnettliu — -- 's Frank Brandon--------------------— 60 . 71 . 73 - 77 - 83 .. 85

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THE MIRROR □ L ■ PUBLISHED BY THE LITERARY SOCIETIES OF THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL May. 1920. Birmingham, Ala. BOARD OF EDITORS. EDITORS-IN-CHIEF ANITA JONES HOWARD LEAKE BUSINESS MANANGER ALLEN ENGLEHARDT ESSAYS AND SPECiAL ARTICLES marvin McCarthy OGDEN SHROPSHIRE MARY G. JOHNS FICTION DOROTHY WINTERS LEOPOLD GROSS LOUISE MONTGOMERY LOUISA WHEELER MALVINA COLEMAN POETRY ELIZABETH BETHEA HAPPENINGS IN HIGH SCHOOL MAY H. HORTON EXCHANGES MILDRED BLACKBURN ATHLETICS LINDSAY BRUCE MARY E. WILSON ART BILLIE DONOVAN DORIS MAULER WIT AND HUMOR VINCENT SCALCO CLUBS ADOLPH LOVEMAN ELIZABETH AGEE ADVERTISING MANAGER PERRY L. STONE ASSISTANTS ELIZABETH SATTER FIELD LUCY CROWE RUTH CRAWFORD EUGENE JOHNSON HAZEL ROBINSON JULIAN ALAND ANNIE LOUISE SMITH EDWARD MOHNS GEORGE VAIL CIRCULATION MANAGERS HARRY BRYAN ED LEAKE TYPISTS KATIE DUMAS HELEN FRIEDMAN TO all outward appearances a high school seems a unified whole; to one unfamiliar with the inner workings of school life there seems to he hut one type of pupil, a girl or boy who has come to high school with the earnest intention of supplementing his grammar school education in order to prepare himself better for the future. Those, however, who are in closer touch with hivh school