Monroe Township School - Mirror Yearbook (Bringhurst, IN)

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all alll alla alla ullcllilpr illirriurlmjll ull: ull: nfl: ul-Qi - '-. l 'L' .Z.. 'Z' .E F ? L Y' 5 L T 1' is il Cutler Nov. I2 at Cutler We went to Cutler and,won a game by easy sailing. The game ended 69-12. Our second team lost by a 10-6 score. Camden Nov. 19 at Camden Camden came out and gave us a real score again this season, At the end of the first half the score was 11-10 in Camdens favor. But Bringhurst came out and trounced Camden 39-31. Frankfort Nov.26 at Frankfort We met defeat by the Frankfort re- serves 31-23. The first half ended 16-5. Walton Dec. 3 at Walton Here again we met defeat. The final score being 42-16. Both Voorhees and Flora were out of the game on acconnt of lack of training. Deer Creek Dec. 10 at Flora Deer Creek came and left on the short end of the score 45-7. A feature of the play was the great number of short shots missed by our team. Carrollton Dec. 24 at Flora The Carrollton lads had gained quite a reputation since the beginninng of the season. The game was well played and we won by a 21-27 score. Cutler Dec. 31 at Flora Both the first and second teams won from Cutler. The seconds won by 10-9. The boys in purple and gold handed Cutler a real defeat. The final score was 56-23. Bringhurst and Cutler have been rivals for years but this year we had the goods on them. Deer Creek Jan. 7 at Flora For the second time this season we defeated the Deer Creek lads this time by a 24-11 score. The game was fast and clean. Coeah Moss played his subs in part of the last half. Monon Jan. 8 at Monon Monon was defeated by our team by a 35-27 seore. They came back in the last half strong. The score was in our favor at the half 23-8. Hossville Jan. 5 at Rossville We were again defeated by a large score of 50-24. But Shaffer, our back guard was absent and of course that made a weak place in the machinery. Logansport Feb. 5 at Logansport We were again defeated, but by a very good team. The final score was 37-35. Carrollton Feb. 19 at Carrollton We again met our Waterloo at Car- rollton. We missed several short shots and some longs. We had tough luck all around. The game ended 32-21. Kirklin Feb. 25 at Flora In the final game of the season we had easy sailing against Kirklin. The final score being 48-17. Carroll County Tourney Carrollton defeated Bringhurst in the first game Saturday morning. The score being 23-17. The B. H. S. squad was slowed up by Ayres having a sprain- ed ankle. Sectional Tourney Burlington defeated B. H. S. at 7 o'clock Friday night. The game was fast but Bringhurst missed several short shots and long ones. The game ended Burlington leading 22-18. Prophecy of Senior Class CContinued from page 245 that haven of all ambitious graduates, the top round. Was it not The lady from Philadel- nhia, in her corner talks with girls, who said: Climb to the topmost round of fame Posterity will love your name. If climbing is slippery for you. Just use a lot of Royal glue. We must hew to the mark, fellow citizens, and care not for the chips. Someone must pick them up, but we must hew, hew, hew. Then last when we have braved the breakers and invested our savings in Sugar stock, we can die in peace know- ing that we have accumulated enough wealth to keep some poor lawyer out 4 FT E. ...,. ? dl ill ull: lllmlli- alll ee-ij!-ral: ull: :Halls ull: ll C1

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BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row--John Sheff, Ancil Ayres, J. C. Yunker, Mgr.g Chester Brittain, Voyle Shelhurn. Second Row-Russell Flora, Lee Voorhees, Walter Moss, Coach Morris Perigo, John Shaffer. Third ROW-Russell Porter, Mark Carter. 2331211 defeated by the Fulton Burnettsville Oct. 15 at Flora Delphi Nov. 5 at Delphi Y llllh was the first genie of the season Here fm. the Second mme We met and was prayed at home with a fair at- tendance. The first half ended with a lead of one oint lm our squad, but P Y I the team got together in the last half, and won 19-15. Hoekfield Oct. 20 at Flora In the preliminary game the second team won hy a score of 12 to 5. The Bringhurst team won another game by a 32-10 score. Fulton Oct. 29 at Flora Here forthe first time the second team met defeat. The final score 23-4. The defeat. The final score being 37-9. Both Flora and Perigo were taken from the game on account of personal. The Hrst half ended with Delphi on the big end of the score. Camden Nov. 6 at Camden The ill wind again blew our way and we were defeated hy Camden. The Camden team made their points on long shots from around center from which they are noted. The score at the half stood 10-10. The final score was 20-19. CG'wznty-five

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Blu alle ull: 4-'L 2 of the poor house forever. I cannot close without quoting these pathetic, yet powerful words of the House of Representatives: We live for those who send us To these historic halls We vote for all the measures That to our lot befalls. Providing all the measures Reach us amended so The common people of the land ull: xllnlilpr Hiirrnrlnlli alll alla lil' 1 C1 basketful of leaves, 4015 spangles, and a residue of lace, chiffon, etc. But time forbids a further discus- sion, I close this part of my essay with the touching words of Bryant: When passing by the milliner's No Woman now alive Can stand the window sign which reads Once 10 now 5. Iapproach the subject of hair with much trepidation. Some people are 'E Wm Simply have no Show. sensative about their hair,not about the such-is-life. 1 thank you. h have but that Whlcl' V HATS, HAIR AND CLOTHES Like the discussion of hats these re- :h Hats and hair should go together of marks will be confined to the hirsute T course, hence my combination of Sub- appendage of ladies and women for the y jects. They were both invented to cov- reason that man's hair has no possibili- er the head. Being such a broad sub-' ties, and one ca.n'tdiscussa bald-headed ject, I will have to part the hair from man's hair because he hasn't any. 5 the hats in its discussion. Unlike the styles in hats, the pre- 7 Hats are more complex in their vailing styles in hair dressing are al- mechanism than a time lock and there most all originated in Central Africa, a are as many styles as the sands of the few coming from Java. Of course im- sea. provements have been made by our ,E They run in size from a small flower talented American women,but for the E: pot to a ten-in-the-family wash tub. most part the original marcelle wave ' We are of course discussing women's is worn. hats as men's are scarcely worth men- The wild desire to be in the swim tioning. hirsutely speaking has led to many All the different styles originate in curious devices. But herein liesa secret ..-E Paris and are wired over from there. which perhaps I should not divulge. ' That is the reason there is so but what's the use? Who was it that much wire in hats. It takes the styles said. It's no fun to have a secret unless I somtimes three or four years to get all you can tell it. One of these devices -v the way across the continent but soon- is side tracked hair. This is hair that F er or later every woman in America has been switched, of course. Price 90 will be wearing a hat designed by some cents and up if real hair. One of the fussy man milliner in Paris. most delightful, health-giving and It is an egrugrious blunder to wear beauty making devices is the rat. - the same hat two seasons. It is almost These of course are not real live rats ? as much a breach of etiquette to have but just a vulgar name given to a very the old one fixed over. The words of useful article, probably applied be- the poet are only too true, Spare the cause it resembles a rat's nest,or do rats purse and spoil the hat. have nests? A scientist, who really did not know And puffs, those little curly things. -' what he was undertaking once analyz- They are so cheap K5 cents and up on cd a genuine society hat. The result bargain daysj and one can get so many was astonishing. Reduced to its com- on one's head. You know the poet said ponent parts contained: that the crowning glory of woman ,- 5 miles of straw braid, 2 3-4 miles of is her hair, even if it is not her own. wire, 60 yards of silk ribbon, 7 feet of A woman becomes very hard for her to ostrich plumes, 4 bushel of cherries, 1 part cornpay with it when from sheer U ll 'll' 'llUll'- 'll' 'IIDII' 'Il' 'IIUII' 'll' 'UD CGWCYIIQ'-567871