Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Many persons had told us that ,the upper classes would make our lives as unpleasant as possible, but we soon dis- covered that a,Senior is human, and can be -as pleasant, as unaifected and aifable as any student in the primary grade. But even after We had become acclimated, We had our Woes. How many times have We Worked ten problems ahead, in algebra, only to find, on going to recitation next day, that those ten Were to be omitted! How many times have We stayed at home evenings in order to learn the next day's lesson, only to hear, the next morning, that there would be no recitations on that day! We were constantly being spoken of as green, and innumerable adjectives, all implying that We Were feeble-minded, and lacking in spirit, were contin- ually applied to .us. But We do not now, resent having been called timid, as We realize that all this jeering made us resolve not to be Worthy of the names applied to us, but to acquire for ourselves names of which we might be proud. The Senior in laughing at aqlzllreshman, makes him a man. We joined literary societies, and learned, for the first time, to what heights true eloquence could soar. We joined the fraternities, and thus acquired the privilege of, Wearing a little gold pin, With mystic Greek characters. And lastly, in April, We Went to the High School Hop, and met, on an equal footing, the students of higher classes. i Our Woes are no more. We shall soon be Wise Sopho- mores, but although this year's school-life may have been slightly clouded at times, its sun shines but the brighter now, and We shall never think With regret of our Freshman year. gn. i

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