Remington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Remington, IN)

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The Mirror 9 l l l l I , , ' l I l I ll ll 11'1I ..I -. .-.. 3' 'S 1 in 'Aunt -. -.Q -....e. as ...um , .sq . . ...pr q-....-.0-1-4-gg... - - llFiQll-sisi. ' 'N i.3?l,i5?F IHV ANNE MARGUERITTE ROADES The multitude is always in the wrong. Editor-in-chief Mirror g Glee Club. We would miss her decisiveness were we to lose her-and a shake from a bobbed head is so impressive! It really is quite a blessing to us to have one mem- ber of our class who can quickly absorb a slight understanding of a subject- usually during another recitation. And regarding her music-undoubtedly, she keeps several other contraltos from get- ting noticeably out of tune. CHARLES RUSSELL JOHNSTON A good bluff is rather to be chosen than hard study. Presidentg Footballg Baseballg Basket- ballg Associate Editor Mirror. We think a great deal of this president of ours. He has had considerable ill- luck the past two years, notably the Hu, and getting his ankle sprained in a basket-ball game. He is ever ready to perform any service he may, works in- cessantly even if it isn't always study- mg. I lllllllllllll Ill I ll l ll l lll lll ll ll ll I l

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The Mirror 11 1 ' W ' ll l l l l lllillill' il. ALTA PEARLE LUCAS A maiden modest, yet self-possessed. Literary Editor Mirror g Glee Club. There is absolutely no doubt but that we all like and admire this steadfast school friend of ours-and it is so com- forting to see her hand go up in answer to some such question as: Who was the Attic boy '? the rest of us get occupied with shoestrings or searching for a pen- cil. Her full strong voice lends no doubt- ful aid to the Glee Club, and she can take tenor beautifully in chorus. 'Illlllllllill-illll2IlII'.. 5 ,, MAX WILLIAM CARPENTER We don't want him any longer, he's long enough already. Joke Editor Mirror g Footballg The Touch-Down. There couldn't be any hesitating about what we mention first in this fellow's makeup-he is our foremost humorist. He's quite a help in a scientific way, too -not only because of his great variety of experience but just his presence is enlivening! The innocent confidence with which he informs us that William Shake- speare was one of the foremost writers of the 18th century would melt a heart of stone.