Central High School - Mirror Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Page Dedication --------------------------------------------------- Editorials --------------------------------------------------- Bird of Omen Dorothy Elizabeth Winters The Winner-------------------------William Elliott------------ A Woman Scorned Evelyn Heidenrich---------- To the Juniors Luther E. Reynolds--------- Sighs from Brother Bavard Ethclred Sykes------------- 1 Wonder All the More J Martin Smith------------- Senior Dignity---------------------Helen E. Richards---------- When I Forgot to Dust the Piano— and Was Glad! Ruth Tucker---------------- The Call of the Sea Russell Smith-------------- R. O. T. C......................................... -....... Happenings in High School Cartoon Bill Donovan Exchanges Clubs 18 10 21 23 29 34 35 11 43 45 47 50 59 10 04 05 An a Great Big Southern Moon 1. Martin Smith-------------------70 Athletics 71 Gas Jet---------------------------------------------------------------75 Jokes 80 Senior Department 81

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□ THE MIRROR PUBLISHED BY THE LITERARY SOCIETIES OF THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL June. 1Q?1 Birmingham, Ala. BOARD OF EDITORS EDITORS-IN-CHIEF RUTH DEWBERRY LUTHER REYNOLDS HAPPENINGS IN SCHOOL LE XOIR DRYER HIGH ADVERTISING MANAGER FRED CARTER BUSINESS MANAGER EXCHANGES BEN GREEN RUTH TUCKER FICTION HELEN RICHARDS WILLIAM ELLIOTT ETHELRED SKYES EVELYN HELDBNRICH ESSAYS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES LOUISE MELCHER MAE HAMILTON HORTON CLARENCE BERK POETRY MARTIN SMITH CLUBS VIRGINIA DONOVAN WIT AND HUMOR GRAHAM WILLOUGHBY ED HUGENSCHMIDT ATHLETICS RUSSELL SMITH ART LOUISE MONTGOMERY BILLIE DONOVAN LEONE BOWERS ASSISTANTS NED STUBBS JULIAN ALAND CARMELITE JACKSON EUGENE JOHNSTON FLOYD WEED CLARENCE MATH I SON CIRCULATION MANAGER HARRY BRYAN ASSISTANTS RICHARD STOCKHOLM JOSEPH LA SALLE TYPISTS MOLLIS PI EM MARGARET CONRAD The words, “A Diploma. sound as sweet to a Senior as did the lyre to the ears of Apollo. Maybe the under-classmen cannot understand. It’s not the mere slip of paper that's so desired, but it is the enormous amount of energy and the historic duration of time required for obtaining it that causes many a dignified Senior to lose sleep, weight and even mentality. Counting in the grade school years, this said slip of parchment represents exactly 11,550.5 hours spent for educational purposes during the school hours