Remington High School - Mirror Yearbook (Remington, IN)

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Nov N ov N ov X ov Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov N ov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. The Mirror 71 l l Y l ll l l ' l il l'I ilnll ii 'lHll'llw l l l ll llll I l lllll llllll llllllllllflllllllllllllilllllllllllllbi 5-Miss Hoover thinks she hasn't the power of hypnotizing anyone. At least that is what she told the English H class today. o-Mr. Baer seems to think the steps are not a fast enough way to descend from the platform in the Assembly room. He tried a new method todayffalling oft-and succeeded very well considering that it was his first attempt. 7-Mr. Baker reports that fourteen mice were caught today. I.loyd Payne explained a problem in Algebra. 10-It's raining rain today-not violets. 11-Many of the pupils went to Rensselaer for the patriotic celebration, so school was dismissed early. 12-If you had wanted to hear some real singing, you should have vis- ited the Assembly this morning. 13-YYritten lessons are in vogue today. 1-l-Robert Hascall was moved up to the front seat this morning. 17-Max rambled in on a flat tire today. Too much football. IS-The Spanish Ill class was dismissed on time this afternoon. 19-Mr. Hawkins assisted in the Domestic Science Department. 20-Viillard informed the English Il class that he went to the show last night. 21-Elnora fell off the Assembly Room platform-the second perform- ance of that kind this year. Watch your step. 2-l-Tests! 25-More tests!! 26-Took pictures for Annual. Annual stan' meeting. 1- Blue Monday, .lust common school. 2-XYillard fell down, which created quite a sensation. especially for Xvillard. 5-Report cards given out. -l-Second high school moving picture play tonight. Several meetings of different classes. 5-Fire drill. S-Some snow and some slippery. 9-Miss Hoover took a sleigh ride which ended in an upsot. Mr. Baker surely forgot to come to school. He was absent all day. lO-It isn't safe to cough today or you would probably have symptoms of tuberculosis. Lenore Pickering and Helen Farabee visited high school this afternoon. ll-Five minutes recess this afternoon. Cause unknown. Coal short- age probably. Theo Teter visited school. 12-Annual stali' and football team went to Fowler to have pictures taken for the Annual. ISQNO excitement whatever. 16-Started examining again. 17-More examining. Some snow. lfllillllldllllllll 'l l' 'lll 'l ' ' ll V 1 ll I llll l