Central High School - Caldron Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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PROFESSQR ALBERT B CRUWE. ALBIQRT B. Cicowii was horn at Bedfonl. Incl.. ISHN. His futher. Jannus B. Crowe. was ai PI'L'SiJj't61'iilll niinistvr :intl was wt-ll known in Fort XVII-YIIQ. Prof. Crowe was gl'tliil12liL'd from thi' Rcfnnington High School, in ISHT. unil spa-nt two yours at Wabash Colh-go. Ho taught st-liool for two years :intl then uiitn-ml H:1nov1-1'Colleg'Q, from which he was g'1':ul1n1tL-il in MUSE. In IHS!-L hc aicvc-ptonl his present position :is Professor of Suit-num in tho Fort XV:iy11i- High Sn-hool. In the fall of the szunc yi-ur he was nnu'riemi to Miss DI'i1.X'l'l', of H:u'tfor1l City. Prof. Crowe has beconw wiih-ly known in si-it-iititic 4-i1'clus. tillfillg' his short rvsi- iience in Fort Wliyne, hy his loutniwfs to tho Fort VV:iync Mi-clit-:il College, :is :in iiiws- tigntor of the Rountgen Prnt-css of Photography. :incl hy his connection with tho Fort YV:1yne Electrical School and the Y. M. C. A. Since Mr. Crowe hognn his work :it the High School. hc has ht-cn :ihle to inlprove and enlarge the physical. chemical and lvotanical lriliomtoihes, so that the several scien- tific studies are lllll'Sl1Cl.i with much aulmlitiolial ht-nctit.

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PROFESSOR HARRY 0. WISE. Pnol-'lesson H,x1:Rr U. Wlsn. tm-ucliei'ofCl11ssiL-sat the High School. was horn at Fo1'liV:ly11L'. Ind., jlnne, 19439. His futher is Mr. Platt J. Viiise, who has conmluclecl the t'l0l'iL'ill lnnsiness of the SllCI'iii'.S otlice for ai nninller of years. Mr. Hurry VVlSCIliil'llilQ1lil1l' pnhlie schools of Fort Wayne, and was gnulnalell with high honors in IHHT. He was ont of school for one your lien-:wsu of ill heziltli. :inml wus g'l'Illlll2lit'4l from the Stale l'niversi1y in N92. talking the highest honors. For the your IHUQ-1H!vI-I Mr. VVise was Principal of the High School at Renssellaier. Inll. In ISHCZ Mr. Wiisc- :reef-ptecl the position of teziclier of Classix-s in the Fort xvftyllk' High S1-hool. il position which lie still hollls. Mr. Xvisvis:1V01'y1'liicie11itvzlelier, and the School Bourll looks npon him with :1 gre-:it 4le:1l of just pride. :is he is saiill io he one of the brightest and inost proinising soholzlrs ever Q'l'll1ill3tClif1'Ull1 the Fort Vlayne schools. Mr. YVise ilelivered an :ilnle :uldress on Education at the graulliutioli exercises of the High School Class of 'il5. Mr. Wisr-'s nnxny f1'iL-mls were pleasantly surprisecl last November at thezippearfmce in the NewBohen1ian Mugz1zine of zz poein from his pen, entitled The Ballad of Phyllis and Her Shoe, which brought to light 11 talent of his hitherto entirely unsnspected.

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THE LAZINESS QF BILL LQNG. tAl 'l'lfN IilI,lCY.l Know Bill Lung ? XVa'al I shed say! Laziest man of a snn11ner's day Ever yen seed. I ain't no dab At laziness 111yse'f-ur ggab: Allns admired thet air process U' 3-bin' te nmst the chickens hez, An' lazin' lung nn a liberal plan 'Tlwut a tlmught fl' the drippin' pan. But ol' Bill Lung. why bless your heart Cnnld give me p'ints frmn the very start And heat n1e nut by far away. In the ,U,'El.l'll8 U' gineral lmaf-Vail'-lay. He wa'n't much t11luOl-tilt-'Billg Lung an' lank as El wagun tl1ill. Spite 11' his gnrniandiziii' like A' 'sperienced buzzard 'at knows l1is biz. Ur a llll11g'l'Y an' ever-tu-besso pike. Seemed like his inwards never riz Ekal tu the nceasiun jist. Kind 11' sulkin' helpless like, And allus un a gineral strike. Far behind. and knowin' sm. ll' the XVOl'l'C1'flll. never-endin' grist Taken abmwcl in a sticldv Huw: And su there wa'n't 1141 flesh tu speak Un ul' Bill Ltmg: perhaps. Z1 streak .list here an' there--a callous, where lt weu1dn't du tu hev' it bare: His lnatin' parts were musculair. Thet face 0' his'11l lVa'al, when Bill Hed taken pust upun the hill, Seriwus like a-gittin' down To his day's work 0' sittin' still: And, with a mind to bizness, thrown Full length aneath the sycaxnore. KA landmark at his shanty deorj. Quite keerfully hed fitted in