Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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TH E 1911AI.MANAC WEEN ':-11 lfllll Sept. 6 Sept. T Sept. 16 Sept. 18 Sept. 20 Sept. 30 01-t. -L Oet. 5 Uet. 6 Of-t. S Oc-t. 10 Oc-t. Q6 Uet. 31 Nov. 5 Nov. 8 Nov. 11 Nov. 12 Nov. 14 Nov. 18 Nov. Q2 Nov. Q-L Nov. Q8 Qtlhrunlfls nf 1910 11 U Happy Day! WR- Hll out sf-herlnles and are perfer-tl5 satislieml. Reeeption to new stmlents. Stung! YYC get transl'errecl. Jinnny Vogel is late. The Peric-leans hohl forth in the Annex. Bliss Ritz-hiv anrl Jennings resume hostilities. The Demos. he-gin the fleelaniation stunt. ll-lowartl fines a it-w.J lYhat is Vlass Spirit? .X enrtain levtnre on class spirit. Miss Ritc-hie gives us a ll-xx' pointers on 'seniority.' The YYQ-listers he-gin to show. Eleetion tilnef Yote for ine. Seen any politieians lYho's Wlho in the I.its. Senior eleetion. Let George flo it li' Bryan hurieml, 61-li. The Glee Vhihs organize and Mr. lYylli goes on a wihl hunt for tenors. U ye Tears. U ye Tears! tNo more 1-onfeetionery sold at the luneh l'OlllllCl'.l The Pin f'onnnittee hegins work. N. IS.- lu-gi11s. J Big eventfc,-an't see deaf lnutes for dust. First hest KH Retina. 'lhe Llts lfour hohl a joint meeting. First one in ovei 100 years. C0 you 4'l1l9l'i1llIl flonglinntsfb Also 'l'onnny speaks a pier-e. Another XYI't'C'li'VllUll'Iltl 5, Uherhn U. Pram-tiee for The Rivals. C.Xsk Jeanette who is thc pineapple of her al'fec'tions. J lve learn that hlax Mc-Fall Can talk. Mass meeting-great spirit. -'lllllC'llu singing. Then it rained. Hyde Park fi. Toledo U. No turke5 dinner. The c-ounnittee sees another pin agent. 1915 D

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Tl-lE1911Al.lVlANAC Nov. Dec. Dee Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar. Mar Mar Blur Mar. 29 l 9 15 19 .rg -1 ,- I El 20 Q3 0 7 Q 0 Q 4- Sl lil lfi ll- l8 Q0 .Jo Q4- QS 1 4- li H 10 The Uratorieal Board draws up a constitution to suit the lvebsters. Those awful gongs are put in. Senior class holds a meeting and talks about pins. CNHI' ced.J Board of Education is entertained by the cooking depart- mentg delicious odors are wafted down to us. The Freshmen want to run errands to scrape up some money for fll11'lStl1lHS. flan. 2 Wie eat. drink. and are merry. The Rivals is the looked-for success. Marjorie says that Miss Sotherland was the star. We begin to cram. The lYebsters settle the tariff question at the expense of the Demos. Bliss Ritchie leaves-a large gap. Russell Rabbitt gives a reading in the .Sth hour Vivics class. tlvery much enjoyed by all present.l Toledo High wipes Ann Arbor off the map. Our cute httle Freshmen must report for throwing snow- balls-but Babies must play. lYhere is Oberlin? Echo answers, where? You ask our basketball boys or llarjorie Pearson. lvtley elected baseball manager-also has a new hat. 0 ihelia says, Votes for wnnmenf' so do Marv. Clara I . . and Babetteg also a majority of the Judges. The Perl- cleans dissent vehemently. 1 ! ? ! I .Xrthur Feinberg cracks a real jokef! ? ! We send our best girl a valentine, but are ready to bram the sender of the -iCOll1lC..i Findlay finds ont lYho's lYho when it comes to basketball. The Stationer's Desk is the most popular spot in T. H. S. Mill someone tell us why? This sure was a record-lwreaking day. and Detroit X. M. V. A. go home a sadder, wiser boy. It's incidentally G. Ml.'sbi1'tl1daV. T. F. Dance. where T. H. S. Seniors are in great demand. W e skate no more. It T-H-A-M'-Sf In like a lion. Girls' Gym. l'lXl1lll1l1l0l1. Some class to T. H. S. girls. Some of our Senior girls make quite a lnt. Honest! They came. Yes they lllllltllk' Seniors are wearing 'em now. Van you guess?-The Pins. Hazel l5rownell's birthdayfnobody knows ol' lt. The l'hils. and Demos. entertain their friends and Esther carries off the palm of the evening' but Lawsv. how did P' 1 you know lt war her! might nu