Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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T1-IE.1911Al.M YARIATIONS ON A SIMPLE Jack and Jill went up the hill To fetch a pail of water, A N A THEME Jack fell down and broke his crown And Jill came tumbling after. YIRGIL I sing of that brave youth. 1Vho. accompanied by a maiden fair. First ascended the lofty heights In order to draw from the hulmhling spring lllother Earth. Much tossed about were they hy the ayengi Till down the hraye youth fell, the sweet nectar ot ng goddess Dragging with him in his headlong flight his fair compinion Such was their disaster that grievous wou about his head. So spin the fates. LONGFELLONV Listen, my children. while I tell Ot' the headlong flight of Jack and Jill. nds did he leceue 'Twas a summer morning, the sun was bright. As the children mounted the dizzy height. In order that from the hillside spring A pail of water they might luring. They accomplished their task illlll tried to d But alas, ere they reached their journey's e Jack slipped and fell as hoys will do, And ever with him. Jill came too. Dire misfortune was Jack's fate. For oh, he hurt his curly pate: And folks no more ascend this hill But think of the fate of Jack and Jill, POE Once upon a morning cheery. Wihile I wandered. weak and weary, Through a maze of tangled memories. And of deeds done long ago. 1Yhile I pondered. nearly sleeping. Slowly, quietly. there came creeping 304 es: -end nd.

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THEIQIIALMANAC HICVIIUICS FROM TIIIC I'I'BI,If' SI'lC.XKING C'I,.XSS RIF. UIl1eyf 'l'm 2 1 . 'ss Umm-, is11't il? That mistake mlm ul llmui XII with the suwelust. you know. Ah. hu! IYc'1'v UUIIIIIIQ' along swiuuuiugly, Miss IIZIVIII and Mr. F0lllIN'!'Qf are t'Xf'Il2ll1,Qlllgj fiorul tokvus. R. Rzllslxit-H5110 was z 5 ls Imulml us ilu' Iwlluws Illilf In-ut. Ivllu eve-1' heurcl of that kiufl uf lwlluws? Ami thvu slw put hor arms .I'UlllllI mv ucc-li zuul she saws Yuw George. docs you Iwlif-ve your eye-s ul' chws you In-lil-w your hulls? JR O' J Q6 I 'k' mV v D 'f .'lA - I f I9 fs 0 if N N s ful ft X , , S ELK V7 'Nu may-fin, I Iam Ynfwme' ny, NUTIVIC! ! Y The folluwmg PPOIIIIIICIII SI-uiors arc lost. All llIt'IIIIX'I'S of the Class are requested to assist in fimliug them. .X lllwrul rf-wzu'd is ofrerecl ior then' c-upturc. clozul or alive. .Xmlez Htims: EQ2:I'U6g Notkc-otsg Imac- Yellvkg SGIIIQ- I U' R I '- ' ' Llebplnzlcg Htide Stillik. B5 lj ,abou IIIIIII XNNUIIIIUC. huusrep 'U1'II0l'Ufc'UllI'I of C'u11uuu11 Pleas. Niymffl. .XIIEIFIICII Nuuuuh. -Uuf'

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Tl-1E1911Al.MANAC Out from all the others peeping, This strange tale of fearful woe: That whieh happened long ago. That strange tale of fearful woe. How distinetly I l'Ulll6'llllN3l'. In the warm days of September. To luring haek refresliing water From the huhlwling hillside spring: fp the 1'll,S.Yf,.I6fl. slippery hill Eagerly elilnbed -laek and Jill. Clinihed they up their pail to fill. Fill it at the erystal spring. Fill it at the sparkling fountain Round which nieniories c-ling, Memories of long ago. But the slippery. treacherous pathway. lYhen they reached a point 'hout half way Down the hill. failed them. and the hapless Lad fell straightway on his head. His partner in this dreadful spill Came a-tunihling down the hillg And honieward then her hrother led. With his hruised and hroken head: Took him honie unto his mother. Took her sore and luekless hrother: All this happened long ago. W0l.'LDN'T IT ICLEFTRIFY YUV? lYatt-hour you doin' there? asked the boss. Eating eurrentsf' replied the apprentice. sliame-faeedly 'I-Xnode you'cl eateh me at it. lYire you insulate this morning. anyway? demanded the boss Leyden hed. Fuse goin' to do that every day. take your hat and go ohnif replied the boss. and the eireuit was broken right there. The Perieles of the P6l'if'lEHllS'.l1flFjllflif' Soflzerlruzfl. Two souls without a single thoughtf Two eabhage-heads. like one. gpaul flfflllflflll and LIICIIII' Briggs. 20.3 v