Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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March 18. The Tenth Regiment returned. On a Saturday, of course. 20. Sophomore English classes handed in the essays they had been working on for three CPD weeks. 21. Nellie Babcock attacked by a severe nose-bleed in Latin, just before her turn to recite. 24. Sophomore class the only class that recited H as April 3. 3 5 6 7 10 ' 11 14 19 21 May 9. 14 . usual. April, '9g. Too much J ones by 10,000 votes. Election day. Brownie carries returns and then returns to Carrie. A rainy day. Helen Maclaren lost her curls. Track team organized. Elizabeth Lamson scanning Latin: Mr. Vance, I do not know whether 'u' and fi' ought to go together or not. QMr. Vance em- barassedj. Rev. Chalmers at school. One of the best speeches of year given. Only the Seniors have regular classes. Oh! the privileges of Seniors! Favored with a solo by Mr. Rodgers. Dr. Barrows gives a lecture on Samuel Adams. Very interesting as well as instructive. Senior social. The last but not least? May and Iune, '9g. First game of baseball. Toledo, 115 Detroit School for Boys, 8. Miss Lindley gives an address after school on Girls, Environments.

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Feb. 3. 5. 6. 9. 10. 17. 20. 21. 22. 24. 26. 28. March 6. 7. 8. 15. 17. February, 'gg. Junior social. Howling success. Received cards for the nrst semester. Everybody diligently studying. Fifteen degrees below zero. School so warm we had to open the windows. Athletic Association dance. Grand success. T. H. S. Orchestra concert. Will Gardiner appears, face covered With court- plaster. Delegation from Michigan. Mr. Pattengill, Mayor Jones and stories galore. Senior banner disappears. Celebrated Washington's birthday with fervor. Literary programme until 3:45. Philaletheans earnestly discuss whether hash and cold potatoes are a comfort or a luxury. Charlotte Bissell and Clarence Bittner serve as teachers. New Peiter jesture appears as a rival to the Martinotv walk and Fitzgerald wink. March, '99. Mr. Pierce of Kenyon talks on everything from the New High School to the Philippines. Bobby Richardson appears with a reversable collar a la Pierce. Oratorical contest. Corkery wins. Seniors fby requestj confide in Mr. Ballou and tell him all their plans for the coming year. St. Patriclafs Day. No school in afternoon.

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May 19. 26 June 1. 2 10. 18. 19. 22. High School excursion to Columbus. Great sport. Sixth O. V. I. returns. Webster-Philalethean debate. Philaletheans Win unanimously. I Senior Glass Day. Toledo H. S., 85 Ann Arbor H. S., 5. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. A. M. Hyde. Webster open meeting. Graduation exercises. J 1 ll wmlllllyuto 0 nu uuuuum' az-BG E E 2 Q ' Q ,Q llllm n x u .1 unnmlllIlll'lul 0011156 ll1lTIFir'i'i 1 x If lull-ummm,..............1H.......................................x1numb... . - ...mmm ---.Mnv.1Iumm--..ll..-.......-lu.....,.m..mum f'1 . mm.. .W mv., nm Um 5' ',- 5 5 isnv:-ulumu-mm1 25 5' V' 2 , um 1'1wul-.urrinn E e- '4-mnun num V s I jf ': .' Qi: N: nmmu Ill . 'E ? ev-25? E. EQ v,e '5 121 Hllllllu numnmmmmum, 3 '1 I -- 930 y ge l.W,,,...yl1nu1-ummm It 53 E umuumunnm ' -x -. J gy- - mm.,-,lun w ' -f LJ Q -I -...,,, V- ........,......., - - . m 1' Hlllljliuuxumgunngmn :nxmmw ug ,lu .Uxm,...z.,...,.....-.nm llqqqunnmlnnl m um unulxgmmnnmnnmm'l1 I'