Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Vernon Maxwell- Now MaxWell's a burglar, bad, desperate, bold, Cracks heads and safes with equal ease, I'm told. Mary Haskin- , ' Mary? Ah no, she has ne'er her name belied, To a college professor for life she is tied. Clara Dauglzerly- - . Good looks are scarce and hard to ind to-day, So, on this earthly stage, that part she'l1 play. Louis T raulwein- This youth so wild vends edible greens, - Amidst the blissful peace of country scenes. Eva Jamey- She teaches in a High School, mathematics, Astronomy and Greek, and Hydrostatics. Orsalena Schmeltz- ' - She's writ a German grammar, that's worth much, And now she talketh German, to beat the Dutch Charlotfe Sprass- ' She is teaching natives, I understand, L How to dress up-to-date in Zulu-land. L Priscilla Vorlzeis- . Another prim Priscilla now begins To reel off miles as on her wheel she spins. Wiz: Walker- ' He is the champion pedestrian 5 V All nations sing to him a joyous paean, Because of his remarkable great trip, From Goshen to Maumee, Without a slipy Mahon Dewey- - Our Marion's great forte is her winning smile, She's.on the stage Where it's good all-the-While. Lulu Muller- She has hung out her shingle on her door, As Doctress, so, if sick, her aid irnplore.

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Louis Evzglander- He will in Congress our town edify, Nor e'er will he his college mortify. In argument, forever vehement, He will in time lead in the government. Rosila Sclieble- In field of art she soon will be supreme, Her leading painting is A Maiden's Dream. Of course she'll marry, who could e'er resist her? Unlucky is the man who shall have missed her. Adelaide Brunswi- La belle aux clzeveux d 'orl'-a pretty maid, She'l1 never lose her looks, and that's 'nough said Berenice Warren- The bright star of Toledo's iirmament, Her conquests always will be permanent. Dan B. Crane- A base ball syndicate our Dan will run, And by his doings, will the whole world stung But with his money, e'er so very careless, Heill have to marry a million dollar heiress. APOLLO DICIT. Oh, Prophet! I am tiredof this future tense, I'1l talk as if we were just twelve years hence. Dale Wlzilmoffe- Ecce Homo ! Our little giant comes With the blare of trumpets, the beat of drumsg Like Mayor Jones independently he Will be the chosen mayor of your city. Ruth Milmine- To teach to young pupils the art of the Greek, Learned Ruth's engaged at so much per week, Edith Hill- Petite Edith is engaged, and without pay, - To wed a young doctor e'er many a day.

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John Wright- ' V g At work of every kind, our John doth frown, He's gone and settled in a country town. There he can enjoy himself with pleasure, As a simple gentleman of leisure. . Carrie Armstrong- When she doth her opinions formulate, With everybody they carry great weight. Carrie Frederick- p If you'l1 go to-night to the Valentine, In your hearts she sweet music will enshrine. Loren Emew- Ambassador to the Court of St. james, He now dwells on the flowing Thames. 1 Of recognized intelligence and wit, a Never misses he a chance of showing it. Otis Diaptlis- ' Upon a search for the North Pole he'11 go, Toprove it a Barbers' sign or no. Nettie Wolfman- V A railroad rnan's wife she is, and what's more, They've always lived on Maumee's muddy shore. Will McKendry- He is a Senator of dignity, Always highly honored in his city. A lover of horses, he races a few, And ne'er comes off without a purse or two. Alice Blackmore- ' One thing alone to tell her future life, l 4 She is a humble poet's loving wife. Will Wickenden- He's risen to a station eminent, Of Freedonfs great nation, the President. No statesman was there e'er more learned than he The lesson taught? To live well an'd rightly.