Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Aramaida Kline Nellie Kohn Cora Konopak Celia Koster Mary Kraus Gabrielle Lagron Lula Landgraf Charlotte Laskey Ruth Lighthiser Rachel Lounsbury Helen Maclaren Myrtle Marion Amy Matthews Lena Mattimore Clara Mayer Bessie McCarty Dorotha E. McLaren Ethel McKisson Bessie McLean Bessie Mettler Evelyn Metzger Mary Metzger lnis Miller Helen Mills Freda Minton Hazel Murphy Maud Nichols Florence Nickles Marjorie Noble Lydia Oelschlegel Margaret Omhert Grace Ostrander Mabel Palmer Grace Peck Edith Peckham Florence Raitz Florence Reaume Gertrude Roswick Camilla Rike Anna Rinehart Gertrude Rinehart Violet Ritchie Helena Robinson Flora Sampson Mary Schroeder Mary Scott Gladys Selner Margaret Semple Gertrude Sherriff Olivia Smith Susan Smith Nettie Swain Edith Tenney Mary Test Mary Thacher Agnes Thompson Louise Tippet Katherine Tobin Lydia Toomen Hermina Van Aarle Florence Van Osdale Helen Vortriede Grace Vrooman Mary Waite Marie Walbridge Ora Walter Bernice Warren Leola Wendel Ethel Willoughby Lottie Winzenried Grace Worts Walla Zeller

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John Adams Chauncey Anderson Ben Baker Chas. Bateman Clarence Bierly John Bossard Rufus Brown Harry Cheney John Corkery Carl Cotter Alfred Coxe Lewis Crabbs D. J. Dains Chas. Emminger David Eppstein Arthur Fisk George Fugate Owen Garnsey Frances Adams Fay Anderson Leah Baer Jean Bailey Rachel Bartlett Anna Bellows Blanche Bidwell Grace Birchall Grace Bishop Jennie Blackmore Florence Blathewick Maude Brown Lillian Calver Ethel Cannan Grace Carter Sophomore Clafs. The Boys. Alvin Gersman Harry Gill Norman Hanson Isidor Herskovits Clark Husted I. N. Jones Budd Kirkby Chas. Kountz Geo. Kratt Jno. Kumler Howard Lawton Frank Lee Chas. Lewis Claude Loomis Joe McCreary George McMullen Frank Mettler Albert Miller The Girls. Agnes Cranker Nellie Corbitt Bessie Cunningham Anna Daly Durwell Dains Clara Eckhardt Mabel Eggeman Laura Fehn Ella Feller Anna Fitzgerald Hazel France Gertrude Garber Gertrude Gifford Bernice Golden Blanche Goldsmith George Moore Phillip Oliver Earl Otis August Peiter Ralph Peters Robert Pierce Earl Potter Max Sanger Chas. Sawyer Walter Schmidt Oscar Schreiber Walter Seagrave Louis Strassburg John Taylor Walter Towers LeRoy Turner Roy Van West Albert Witker, deceased Julia Gould Annie Griffin Kittie Halpin Norma Harman Mildred Hawley Alice Hendley Laura Hickox Margaret Hodge Lena Hoffman Ida Jarrett Cora Jenney Cora Kaull Florence King Meurcy King Katharine Klag 1 5

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those Who had not might be excused. After these had gone, he told us that noW, as We Were sophomores, We might organ- ize as a class if We desired. Of course We did and so he presided as temporary chairman. We Were not very Well versed in parliamentary laW but We set to Work to choose our officers and succeeded in electing Frank Mettler, presi- dentg Ethel McKisson, vice-president, Murray Pease, treas- urer and Ethel Oannan, secretary. A committee consisting of John Adams, John Taylor, Helen Mills, Violet Richie and Mary Thacher, Was also appointed to draW up a con-- stitution. That Was about all We could do, so We adjourned -thoroughly happy, for noW We Were not only sopho- mores, but also members of the class of 1901. NOW that's What I call smart. Havin' a constitution and president just like the United States. Why there Wasn't anything that there easterner told about that could compare With that. I'll bet that there Frank Mettler is the proudest boy in seventeen counties and, by What I know of girls, I'll Warrant you can't get Within a rod of them tWo that are vice-president and secretary. If my boy ever gets to be even treasurer, I alloW there ain't a man in this t0Wnship that'll Walk With a straighter head than me. When I sent him there, I thought maybe I'd only have him stay a year, but When I got that letter and after What he told me When he got home, I said to myself that I'd see him through the Whole shebang if it took every cent I had. So When the vacation Was over I sent him Waltzin' back again. His startin' in this time Wasn't anything like the other one. He knowed all the ropes and didn't make no blunders. He said the freshmen didn't have much shoW this year because they Went to school at the same time the others did and the sophomores didn't do much else but stand around and talk about them. His Erst letters didn't have much of special interest in them except that the soph- omores Was a havin' a good time and enjoyin' themselves. But along in December I received one that run as folloWs: DECEMBER 20, 1898. Some time ago the juniors put up a Hag on the school. It had been put up in the night and Was proudly floating N