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DEDICATION To Mr. Fenton Abrams and Miss Rosamund Hannah, whose departments, Apriculture and Home Economics, go hand-in-hand and whose Leadership, Ability, Industriousness, and Cheerfulness have brightened our high school career and increased our store of knowledge, do we sincerely dedicate this book. 5
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Ml O ft- FOREWARD In spite of the difficulties of the times the ‘‘Mirror” is to be published biennually by the student body. We sincerely hope that this book and its successors will continue to recall the old times spent in high school and will forever reflect the warm friendships and good feelings now existing. 4
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- M I O R— CAN CHIVALRY ENDURE? In the days when knighthood was in flower, man clad in armour rode around on horseback and offered a helping hand to anyone in need or in distress. That was centuries ago, and we no longer expect to see people riding around in such fashion, but many of the characteristics of the knight are so admirable that it is well worth our while to consider them in this age of material things. Just what do we mean by chivalry? The traditional qualities of the ideal knight, such as honor, protection of the weak, and courtesy are generally taken to be the characteristics of chivalry. Applied to our present day life, may we not all strive after a life built upon the principles of truthfulness, kindliness, friendliness, and cleanliness? Then will selfishness, indifference, and greed disappear and the true spirit of chivalry will live through the ages. WORD OF APPRECIATION In behalf of the entire “Mirror Staff” we wish to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped to make this Mirror both a possibility and a success. We have endeavored to make this book as successful as those of the past. We hope that it will satisfactorily serve the purpose for which it was intended—chiefly as a memory book. The “Mirror” was made possible largely by the support of our advertisers. We especially thank them, and hope all loyal friends will patronize them liberally and faithfully. John Kreher and Loris Schultz, Co-Editors. 6
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