Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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T H E M I R R O R BUSINESS BOARD Business Manager . . . ....... ELEAIN OR HILL Advertising Manager . . MERRILL DUTCHER I K I I . . . JOHN WATT Circulation Manager . . ALBERT IQLFINSMITH fl IK . . . . . . . . . STANLEY STORK EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RAYMOND GILBERT HELEN GILLMEISTER EIJEANOR HILL MARGARET MCCARTHI MR. BROWN Twenty-two MISS FERGUSON Alma Mater! Oh, Alma Mater! With colors red and blue, For thee we 'll always stand, Stalwart and true. Thy standards pure and wise, These we shall ever prize And all thy knowledge deep For which we strive. When we have drifted Far from our friends and home Thee shall we ne'er forget, Where'er we roam, And in our hearts so deep, Memories of thee we'll keep, And thee hold always dear, Alma Mater! And those who follow Shall share the joys thou giv's Thy glory to uphold And for thee live, And they shall chant thy fame, And strive thy love to gain, And hail thy glorious name, Old Red and Blue!

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T H E M I R R O R Greetings The task of The Mirror staff of 1924 is finished. VVe have l1ad cherished ambitions, only to see their hazy glory fade away as fog before the morning sun. But the very heights to which our ambition soared have produced results, which, we trust, are not unworthy, and our labors are now turned over to those who saw fit to place this responsibility with us. Our acknowledgments are due to many-to our advertisers, who have contributed so largely to our financial success, to the student body in general, which so willingly contributed its editorials, stories, and write-ups of items of interest, to the Superintendent of Schools for his efficient advice and encouragement, to the helpful care of the faculty, and to the splendid co-operation of The Mirror staff. We feel particularly indebted to the Associate Editor-in-Chief, Helen Gillmeister, who has relieved us from the drudgery of the col- lection of manuscripts and the reading of copy and proof 3 to the faith- ful typists-Margaret McCarthy, Avis Groff, Elsie Groff and Hubert Krompart-who have spent many hours after school and on Saturdays in the typewriting of material, and to Miss Ferguson, our English Critic, who has helped us plan and arrange tl1e contents of this book. The compilation of The Mirror of 1924 we have endeavored to make something of a joy to our overtaxed minds, and we hope that the new features will be favorably received. 4 ' Our dedication, as you have seen, is to the parents of the school children. When we consider the new high school and the increased facilities for gaining an education, our hearts are certainly full of gratitude for their sacrifice to make these greater advantages possible. We present this book to our classmates, to the faculty, to the alumni, and to the community at large. May you find here a record of such triumphs and defeats as will increase your love for your Alma Mater, and deepen your reverence for the spirit of M. H. S. sf e- -The Editor. Are You Doing Your Part? Someone has said, Intelligent co-operation is the life of big business. We might truthfully repeat this thought and substitute any enterprise for business For what has so much to do with success or failure in a project as the amount of effort exerted in the right way by all engaged in it? Boosting is the word which sums up the meaning of eager co- operation and endeavor. Since the erection of a new high school building the amount of boosting has been considerably augmented, Twenty-four