Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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HTTRACTIVE COLORED POSTERS AND DISPLAY CARDS FOR ADVERTISING ATHLETIC EVENTS IS OUR SPECIALTY ,,,, . .r,Y-- ,,.,,,ug, Superior Glulur Hllress I 232 SUPERIOR STREET THERE ARE OVER 700 PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS BOOK The largest number ever used in a To- ledo High School Annual. These photographs were made hy C. E. BARTH OF THE VAN LOO STUDIO 1406 Madison Ave. Home Phone 1411 Main 180

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CFIAIQITER MEMBERS . I nd. ' iq- THE 19I4 ALMANAC ODE TO A KOMIC EDITOR Poor editor with anxious sigh, Expansive grin and beaming eye, INhat anguish thine when at they toil, Smeared with the marks of midnight oil, Friends yell with malice in the roar, XVhere have I heard that gag before P Poor one, when you are past and gone. And friends your pages gaze upon, . Applying cold and rigid tests To thy gay, helpless little jests. They'll smile likeaa revolving door, XYhere have I met that chap before P An old man, who isn't a saint, Sat down on a bench marked, wet paint. Oh, dear! and b dog-gone it! Oh, fudge ! and 'Kconfound it! Might be what he said, but it ain't. Lives there a boy with soul so dead, XVho never to himself hath said. As he racked his brain and scratched his H? X X X ! !X X F ? X X I this algebra. . head : I.. McKay issour, my pards, As the fakes of old-time bards, And -his sweet photograph Even' caught with a laugh. XYill kill sure at forty-live yards. THE TRIFLER S' CLUB Mottoz' Out upon it! I have loved ' Three whole days together. Song: If.you can't get along, with one or two, You're much better off with three. Flower: .Heartsease Neil Silliman Fred Chapman Alice Luethi Francis Boyle Thirxza Herman tkExpelled. E ffRuZth .Collett rBillf Kuhns Fldience Black 'Thelma Mevers i XHarold Hammeral ' 179 Esther Graves Burleigh Gifford Marion Thompson Fred Krieger Marion Mersereau

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THE 1914 ALMANAC THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. I. This is Central High-greatest of the great. Thou shalt serve it always. II. Thou shalt not take the names of Gayman, Mathias, Pollock, Travis or Dawson in vain. III. Remember to come every day, and especially on Mondays, for verily a miss on this day counteth a Hunk. IV. Honor thy superiors UD, the juniors and Seniors. V. Thou shalt not kill thyself by eating too much food. Patronize the lunch room and thou wilt never violate this commandment. VI. Thou shalt refrain from attending too many dances-even though the Seniors do try to sell you a ticket. VII. Thou shalt not, accidentally or otherwise, swipe thy neighb0r's books, even though he sit in 40 B, whose heart is innocent of these things. VIII. Thou shalt not play truant, for verily it meaneth a blue slip. IX, Thou shalt not covet thy neighb0r's Nfriendf' as he may be larger than thee, and besides the lady may not approve of thee. X. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor-'s pencils and pens, for 'tis better for thee to go to the Stationer's Desk and let them rob thee, for then the sin will be theirs, not thine. THEIR FAVQRITE HYMNS. IVhen All My Labors and Trials Are O'er ............... Neil Silliman 'k Blest Be the Tie that Binds ................ ..... C harlotte and Bill He Knows It All ............. .... L awrence Roller I'll Be a Sunbeam .............. ....... M ildred IVhite Put on the Brakes, My Brother .... .... H arpst Cspeedingj Brightest and Best .....,........ ..... lX Iargaret Hood Close to Thee .................. .............. D eHaven XVhen the Bridegroom Comes .... .... H elen Mae Rydman All I am I Owe to Thee ......... ............ C hapman Think Gently of the Erring One .. . . ................, Speer Pass Me Noti' ................ , ........ .... K rieger Cin his Fordj t'fChanged to I Don't Care, I Don't Care. 181