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

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OUR LINE. OF l897 BICYCLES. STERLI G. RACYCLE.. I OUTINC, WELLI GTO . HERCULES. VINDEX. II IGHT, No. 8 8. .I. C. PETERS 8 GI.. 9 EAST COLUMBIA STREET. I I I FORT WAY EIRO WORKS. MANUFACTURERS OF Mf ENGINES. AND MILLS AND oiueiws, 6fZ9 'f'-N- FORT WAYNE., IND CROXTON: Iln readingi The tirst care of the two unsplit friends. MCCORMICK : iTranslating Virgil.i But I who move. ipnuses and begins againi But I who move. rHesitates for about two minutes.i PROF LANE: Excused Thomas. you don't move fast enough. LANG I 1Translating Cicero.i Should I ask the captives iHesitates.i MR. LANE: No. You shouldnt MISS WILDING: 4Trnnslating Greelm The provisions abandoned the armx'. CROXTON: Iln Physics.i The molecular theory is that molecules have the property of dividing atoms in smaller parts. MCCORMICK : That is what I was trying to show you. Mr. Lane. but I could'nt1nal-ieyou understand it. PROF LANE: Yes: I am alittle dull. PROP LANE: rln Virgil Classi Why is fundat. in the subiunctive. Charles? I'ERREY'S RT G LLERY. THE BEST AT REASONABLE PRICES. COR. CALHOUN AND BERRY STS

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Mystery. 'iylgvx' Y5T1iRlUL'Sl,Y indeed, under the spreading branches of an old crab-apple tree, sat two, not two Crab- ' apples: no indeed, they were more on the order of peaches: for they were two members of the class ot Q. M llaye you ever noticed that crab-apple trees are usually good to lovers, and that they lower their branches in a most protecting way ? .Xnd the moon was lcind that night. lle winked in a sly manner XX as he slipped behind a cloud, and the electric light took the hint, and went out- -to see a man. i Ai Hut this was all wasted. These two were not lovers, and their conversation was the most common place. Quoth the lad, May I steer you into the wilds of the country,and anchor you sate at Missis party. Friday night? 011 maiden Y where are thy wits ? You surely remember that this bold Senior is apt to forget his engagements. ller friends said next day, he would forget her. He did Y Long and anxiously this maiden waited on Friday night, and ever and anon, said, Sit still, my heart, and Let patience have her perfect work. Hut she waited in vain. XYho is that lad enjoying so thoroughly the delights of the waltz and Hdeaux temps, and who is dancing away in such a manner as to lead one to believe that he has his lady-fair with him ? Hut it is not so. Far away she is waiting for the manilcin who never came. The rumor has reached our ears that he usually forgets everything except that awful laugh. lle was never known to leave that at home, Of course, gentle readers. you are wondering who our forgetful hero is: but he was so dumbfounded, when he at last dis- covered his dreadful predicament, that he actually forgot to laugh. That act alo ne prevented his identity from being discovered,