Remington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Remington, IN)

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The Mirror 47 Qutohingrapbp uf the Qbftire lt is customary if not interesting, to start a composition with a descrip- tion of some sort-this will be one of myself. XX'hat should be of interest to the ladies is that I have just acquired a new mapg unlike most physiognomies, it is located, more or less permanently, half way up my east side, rather than at the upper terminal of myself. Among other things, l contain a desk- always more or less cluttered up with papers, books, articles of amusements, and perishables lpie for exampleb, a couple of chairs for the uplift of a Span- ish class, a typewriter ltwo in fact. at present sittingl, a table which is the despair of my existence. l really don't possess a green carpet but so far as some people are concerned, I might as well. Speaking of green carpets, I am reminded of one of the chief advantages of being inanimate: I get the straight ofa number of conferencesfcannings. - My office hours haven't always closed at four-or even six o'clock. Nights before the -luniors gave their Carnival in 1919, I was filled with horns, rubber balls, caps, etc., and the afore-mentioned class labored most strenu- ously to prepare everything for the event. And then that night I was made into a police court, and some very solemn cases were tried within my walls. I remember one in particular a certain gentleman was prosecuted by one of the gypsies for taking from her tent a very important crystal. :Xfter the affair was over tit must have been Sunday morningl, they brought the money to my desk and counted the heavy sums turned in from the several attrac- tions. 'lihe thing had been a success: and it meant that there would be a real reception-and there was-ask any of the Seniors of 'lil or 120. 4 A general examination of all pupils has begun the last of 1919. I was headquarters for the physical part of it. .Xll those poor little first and second graders had to come upstairs and were kindly forced into me although they were sure their tonsils and most of their teeth were to be extracted at once. The faculty haven't passed on the final mental reports, but I suppose thert is little doubt of their ultimatum. ilJORlS HICKS, '20 3 14 J! I-. D. B.-XYhen did XYilliam the conqueror come to lingland Edna B.- I don't know. L. D. B.- But floesn't it say in your hook, 'XX'illiam the Conqueror. 1066'? Edna-4'Yes, but I thought that was his telephone number. l

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