Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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A Calendar of the Year's Happenings. Sept. 6. 7 18. 14. 15. 16. 17 21 26. 27. 28. Oct. 7 8 10. September, '98. The agony begins. Everybody kicking. Why? Two sessions. Class of '99 elect oliicers. Seniors begin to feel their own importance. Likewise the Juniors. Sophomores fall in line. Freshmen fall out. Diogenes Deymond Qwith a candlel enters audi- torium in search of an honest student. Mr. Ballou commences his talks on Character Building. Ink-wells arrive. Olatter! clatter! clatter! Captain Maxwell asks: Where are my com- panies pat? October, '98. First practice of: That gallant squad of heroes bold With courage like the knights of old A mighty giant each does seem, Toledo High School Football team. First game of football. Toledo 16, Fostoria 5. No quorum. Guess what class.

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The Oratorical Contest. OUT two years ago, the Annual Board instituted a number of oratorical contests for the purpose of call- ing forth the ability of the students in that line of work. The nature of the iinal contest was not determined until a short time before its rendition, when it was suggested that the winners of first and second places should be speakers on the Commencement program. The first preliminary contest was won by Clarence V. Brown, the second by Thomas Corkery, the third by Ara- bella Lipscombe, and the fourth by Maurice Griffin. The fifth and inal contest was won by Thomas Corkery and sec- ond place was accorded to Clarence V. Brown. Below is a detailed result of the Hnal contest: Final Contest. C. T. C. s 3 5 ce P3 l-1 U- H ci sv O P' I-: '-1 U' 5' fb B 2 CD lj SD i-4 3 fn P Q Q 4 9, 53 - 'ci E3 Uj W U' as fb 0 , P1 H o : Q ki E I S 5 U' 5 F' 2 sb E 3 2 2 Col. Lyttle. 8 3:1 3 3 EE Gen. Hamilton. E . . U1 3 Q 3 IQ pMr5.B1Sse11. Q I-I O 2 3 3 S Average. z UW-' me - 3 S 3 3 Mrs. Harmon. Nl'-' wr-' NH U 3 3 3 3 M Brumbach. Ei SE Q33 H61 S Mr. Jerrnain. E 22 E 52 3 H as me W we Averag E 3 3 3 as ea- 5: as Genfl. Averag 'X' First place. T Second place.

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Oct. Nov. Demosthenians really had a little program. At least half of the participants were present. Sigma Gamma banquet. First Philalethean meeting. No remarks nec- essary. Lafayette Day. Principal hoped before long We could sing America Without the use of Words Mr. King of Oberlin addresses the school. After Mr. Ballon made a few CPD remarks, the Sophomores had a shorzt class meeting. T. H. S. team defeated by Detroit. New jerseys the cause. Seniors had a Hallovv 'een party. Ghosts and shades in evidence. November, 'g8. Cox has engagements with four teachers at 3:30. First Senior Rhetoricals. Only Seniors privi- leged CPD to hear them. Football game with Orchard Lake. 'Taint any. Sherman is seen looking for recruits for T. I-I. S. Cadets. P. S.-Doesn't get any. Mr. Pattengill of Michigan speaks to school. Enthusiastically received. Ayers distributes cayenne pepper. Everybody bites. End of football season. Belford gets a hair-cut. Thanksgiving with all the fixings ????????????????? Junior flag put up. Junior flag UQ torn down.