Remington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Remington, IN)

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The Mirror 5 HELEN L. KOLB INDIANA UNIVERSITY Latin. English, Music Much could be said about her. more by her. And the best part is that she can say it in Latin. Ancient. musty manuscripts in that dead language are a delight to our distinguished teacher. We admire her taste in modern literature, and above all her low, sweet contralto voice that is leading the Glee Club to future fame. We predict great things for our beloved instructor. be Jfacultp LALRENCE D. BAKER. A. li. Superintendent, INDIANA UNIVERSITY, '18 History, Spanish The mind's the measure of the man. The perfection of Mr. Baker's man- nei's, English, and neckties has deluded many a hapless malefactor into forget- ting that he is also somewhat Irish. It has been observed that visitors to the ofhce notwithstanding the warm recep- tion extended to them, scarcely ever care for a second invitation. His knowledge of History, both ancient and modern, is appalling, especially on Monday morn- inpr. It is popularly believed that he spends the entire week-end making out disconcerting: questions such as: Iden- tify Reichsdeputationhauptschlussf' His favorite diversions are ,L5i'adiiie' history papers, fishing in Carpenters Creek, and sinpgiiig' in Grand Opera. YQ

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6 The Mirror 1 w w I nm I w 1 w ' Iwi ww' PHA HOOVER PURDUE Domestic Science, English Ye Gods! but she is wondrous fair. To serve the present age is Miss Hoover's aim-and she succeeds. Not only do her pies and cakes bring cheer and comfort, but her very appearance, in crisp white, is like a ray of sunshine on a dreary day. Her greatest accom- plishment is wiggling her chin. She would be perfectly happy if she could only train Miss Kolb to walk faster, and they'd let her teach Freshman Algebra. . .... ...-,im.,,i. 01132 janultp FLOYD W. BAER, A. B. Principal INDIANA UNIVERSITY, '18 Mathematics, Science. Manual Training They are never alone who are accom- panied by great thoughts. When the great scientist, Mr. Edison, needs assistance, we recommend Mr. Baer. His little red notebook is the ter- ror of all mischievous pupils. He spends much of his time in the Domestic Science room, amusing himself with a dishpanful of playthings which is called the Physics Department. Notwithstanding the even- ness of temper which is one of Mr. Baer's most notable characteristics, he is capa- ble occasionally of sarcastic remarks cal- culated to cause even Rollie to shake in his shoes. l I1.l.,..Hll...illI'l!Z'Llf.,Hllllllllllllflllni..E.Z.I l'l ,111l.,I:l.4.i.,l.l