Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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THE MIRROR SALEM APPLEGATE Athletic Editor of Mirror (1914-1915) “An idler is a watch that wants both hands; As useless if it goes as if it stands.” WINFIELD ARMOUR Football (1913), (1914) ‘While Bright-eyed Scieuce watches ’round.” HAROLD BAILEY Mgr. of Track Team (1914) Track (1912),(1913) “Good Nature and good sense must ever join.” - 4 . - ' C Page Twenty-six

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THE MIRROR We all are English geniuses In a literary way; And we have written ballads That would take your breath away. And “Diefie” is so fond of us, That every single day, He ’ll stop right in the lesson To give us------time to play. Our scientific brilliancy In Physics may be seen; We can work out all our problems, And work them well, I ween. ’Tis the last time you may see us, For tonight we leave you all; Next term you’ll hear no more Our voices in the hall. But if you ’ll just remember The smiles we’ve given you, And think about our faithfulness, Perhaps ’twill help you thru ’. It will help you on life’s journey, And ’twill often make you try To imitate our cheerfulness, In the sweet ol l bye and bye. We now must take our parting From this very pleasant scene; We hope that you’ll remember Our own class of Fifteen. Kathryn Gamble. Class; program PART I (1915) ----------------------------------------Terressa Snyder Hungarian Rhapsody, No. 2—Liszt ---------------------------------------- Sam Gilbert --------------------------------------- Doras Palmer Poem Prophesy Song by Class Presentation by Donors Farewell Song PART II (1930) ......Kathryn Gamble ------Gertrude George Nelle Nichols, Isabel McIntyre Piano Solo Class Will..... Class History. Page Twenty-five

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THE MIRROR LLOYD BIEBER ‘I’ve lived and loved.” LEONA BELL ‘Soft, and gracious kind. ELLIS CALDWELL ‘‘A merry, dancing, laughing and unthinking man.” Page Twenty-seven