Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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THE 1914 ALMANAC Miss Ryan- Arthur, give the principal parts of the verb 'to skatef XYeber- Skato, skatere, skati, skatusf' Miss R.- XYrong. XYeber- Then it nIust be skato, slipere, fallus, buniptumf' Oh, womans hair! Oh, beautiful hair! XVords of praise I'd utterg But oh! how sick it makes you feel To nnd it in tlIe butter. Mildred XVare- XYhenever Fred calls he makes me think of I-Iamletf' Mildred Coxvell- XYhy so Mildred XY.-Like Hamlet. he Cannot resolve himself into adieuf' A salesman had taken a large order in the north of Scotland for a con- signment of hardware, and endeavored to press upon the cannv Scottish manager who had given him the order, a box of Havana cigars. Nam he replied, don't try to bribe a man. I couldn't tak' them- and I anI a member of the kirk. But you will accept them as a present I couldna', said the Scot. XYell, then, said the traveler, suppose I sell you the cigars for a nominal sum-say, sixpence 7' Hell, in that case. replied the Scot. since you press me. and no' liking to refuse an offer weel IIIeant, I think I'll tak' twa boxes. i GO To and Z ENE? B IA Furnishings I!--Q! 5 5 Erhatrn Eunrra I I E - anqurtz Eerturvz 5 Empr- lgarmg E Q tuinmrnfs as---If RECEPTION RooIvI, SMOKER, CHECK RooMs ETC. I ALL FACILITIES PROVIDED FOR ANY OCCASION HOME PHONE 7583 FOR THE YOUNG MAN TEE? Nelson Clothes Shop 204 Main St. 76

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I A 1 1 THE 1914 ALMANAC HO. wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursel's as ithers see us. :He is not in the role of common 1nen. -Nei! SIIZII-llltlll. 'XVork is the salt of the earth. -fa-mes Sfrajjford. VVhy don't the men propose, mama, Xlfhy don't the men propose. -Rutlzt Qzmzzby. An earnest maid and clever too vvitl1al. -Esflzvr Sc'z'crz'11glztazLs. A harmless youth meant only to exist. -Leonard Alle. God made but one casting from this mold-one was enough. -Ezra Bauer A Senior-he, with inclination to games of infancy. -A. Hoyt. I heard a hollow sound-who hit me on the head? -Leon Bowcm. Brunettes are arch coquettesf'-Tlzclma M'eyers. Some men never try work until they try everything else. -Earl lI'ya11t. XVhat fear ye, braxvlers, I am not at your heads. -Bill Kzzlzzzs at Forum Meetizzg My deeds are full of vim and go, My brain is full of H,O. -H. Doyilzg. Had he wings, he'd not be an angel, but a goose. -Leslie McKay, Methinks he likes nothing better than a girl. -Clzafvmazz. Yon, Cassius, hath a lean and hungry look. -C. Lewis Rose. He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous.-L. Kirfszizan. I am Sir Qracle. YX'hen I ope my mouth Let no dog bark. -Gijfford. Isn't he the cutest thing? -Sanford Price. Children are ever in need of models. -Rzztlz Collett. So dainty and so shy. -Ruby Brockway. A little learning is a dangerous thing. -H. Parks. Chattering nonsense all day long. -Harpst. His cogitative faculties immersed in a cogibundity of cogitations. - --Irt Graves Of surprising beauty and in the bloom of youthf'-Te'ssz'e Trudeau. Never lose an opportunity to see something beautiful. -Catlzerine Gajiney More sinned against than usual. -.-lrt IVeIJer. He is an evening reveller VVho makes his life an infancy. -Speer. 177