is young and all the world lies before, the conqueror Gloom is
short-lived. So 1920 danced gayly until midnight, forgetful of every
shadow, and when weary, sleepy, but triumphant, a half-jubilant,
half-sorrowful lot of girls and boys betook themselves to their homes,
it was with ringing cheers for the Burmingham High School, the class of
1920, the _March Hare_, Mr. Carter, its printer, and Paul Cameron, its
editor-in-chief.

[Transcriber's Note:

The following errors have been corrected:

List of Illustrations: The page number for the last illustration has
been changed from 137 to 136.
Page 77: "Strasburg" changed to "Strasbourg" (a native of Strasbourg,)
Page 111: "acounts" changed to "accounts" (When the accounts were found
to be short,)
Page 171: "papier-mache" changed to "papier-mache" (a sort of
_papier-mache_)

All other spelling and punctuation inconsistencies have been retained.]

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