They were the only boys in their neighborhood, the only students from their unremarkable high school, to have done so well.
After several peripatetic years, my family returned to England where I was sent to Chafyn Grove, an unremarkable preparatory school, where I frequently pretended to know less than I actually did.
For four years, Granby has watched O'Quinn's ascension from afar, astonished that a relatively unremarkable high school player — who averaged only about 2 points a game as a junior — could blossom into a potential N.B.A. draft pick and, now, the sudden darling of the N.C.A.A. tournament.
As research on the long-term effects of not just concussions, but repeated sub-concussive hits continues to mount, it's impossible to ignore that even in its purest, rules-abiding form, football causes accelerated mental deterioration in all its players from NFL stars to unremarkable high school linebackers.
Despite the unremarkable weather, Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy stood by his decision to cancel classes for New York City's 1.1 million schoolchildren yesterday, saying the forecasts were too dire to risk keeping schools open.
His progress from a working class childhood in Buffalo, New York state, to a militiaman who declared war on the government included unremarkable high-school years and a spell working as a security guard.
The new Euro 8m museum inhabits the shell of an otherwise unremarkable ex-secondary school in Doha's vast Education City remodelled by the French architect Jean-Francois Bodin. Jean-Francois Bodin
B orn in Gorton, Manchester, to a father later disabled by an accident at work, and a factory machinist mother, Hindley was an unambitious, unremarkable, tongue-tied school-leaver, in a dead-end clerical job at Millwards chemical merchants, when she met stock clerk Ian Brady.
What would be an unremarkable sight during the school year was slightly jarring in midsummer.
