Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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known and unthought of. VVe sleep there in the darkness While the ashes of our fire become cold, cold beyond all hope of finding a live spark with which to rekindle it. Finally we become chilled and cold, we have no desire to move and We huddle there in the darkness Waiting for another's light to reach us in our misery. But those of us who have cared for our fires, are lighted and warmed by tllelll into greater activity. VVc pile up the fuel on tl1e1n, and soon the light of the blazes reaches our companions in the darkness, Who look toward us for warmth and cheer and creep toward us to share our fire. Would We not all rather be the bright lights and aid those around us? How fitting it is to be looked up to and honored! Then let all of us heap up fuel 011 our fire by Working hard here in school, Where we build the foundation that will determine the degree of success in our lives. -Lincoln Rogers. The Mirror l M stands for Medina, which everyone loves, I means the Individual with his work and his fun, R for the Record of each boy and girl, R for the Routine or daily round, 0 stands for Oracle-We find in each teacher, R for the Regents' which no one enjoys. -Alice Colman. Page Twenty-eight

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Page Thirty The Bards of the Court And this -music 'lI,07E.' hath scared them both. for for for for for f or the lessons which these stories teach the ideals for which they reach, the themes so carefully prepared. the enthusiasm as they're declared. the romance of heroes so strong. adventures that follow along. is for the tales of nmaidens so fair. for tl1e unknown, the mystery rare. for reality always after each story. for the end all covered with glory. o oo