Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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April May june June 6. 7. I2. 13 14. 23. 26 6 ro 18 19 20 30 25 r 21 that on this same day Robert cut two wisdom teeth. Stormy. Every one late. Mr. Ballou announces that all who have wet feet may be excused. Great commotion. Florence Winans and Grace Collins, both dignihed Seniors, are Seen stealing candy from the bakery. Velma Cook, Fred Routson, Nina Beatty and Edith Hill join the Mumps Brigade. Routson takes Anti-Fat. S Prof. Sparks delivers a most entertaining lecture to Seniors and juniors. Fifth-hour French class presents Mr. Roi with an Easter rabbit. Again a most welcome vacation. April, 1900. The Senior social a howling success. Mr. Severance appears with his mustache after its spring pruning. Farewell to the sorrowful droop of yoref, Mr. Pattengil visits the school, and is most heartily received. Mary Haskins informs the Civics class that the Danes invaded England, 1832. Eberth announces the names of the three vic- torious contestants for the front seats. Decision was as follows: Miss Lamson, first, Miss Hus- ton, secondg and Miss Potter, third. Mr. Vance did come before the mighty throng with his hair curled. Mr. May and June, 1900. Senior Class Day. Final Oratorical Contest. 'Wickenden wins. Graduation exercises.

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Grinds. Let me see wherein my tongue hath wronged him. If it do him right, then he hath wronged himself. If he be free- Why then my taxing like a wild goose fiies, Unclaimed of any manf' I Anticlotes for Flunks. Mr. Roi-Say that French is going to be the universal language. Mr. Bronson-Inquire about the baby. Mr. Vance-Say that Greek is the Whole thing. Miss Duify-Discourse knowingly upon the tragic hero. Prof Knott-Talk religion. D Miss Lyttle-A big jolly. Mr. Nelson-Discuss one session. Mr. Stewart-Make known your intention of buying a season ticket to the baseball game. 4 Miss Hanson-None. I For Sale Cheap-Second-hand Greek pony, in good condi- tion. Apply to C. Anderson, care CENTURION. Wanted-A barber at once. Apply to Archie Eyster. Hearts! Hearts !-A fine, new and extensive collection just received. Inquire H. M. S. For Sale-A job lot of kitchen chairs by the Faculty. Maud Ransom Ctranslating Vergilj- He cast his hands one after another into the air.', V Ruby W.- There's a foot-note in the middle of the page.