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

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juniors. THE CL.X55.fUTl1Cl'C'S small choice in rotten apples. Trlllllllllgf flu Sfzwru. L'Nfi'CkE. giA Eternal smiles his emptiness betray '. Plym C-RP-NT-R.'f .X little, round, fat, oily man. YYIUIIIXUII. ML'-RHE-D.f- lCgregiously, an ass. Oflzglla. Miss XY-LI.-.UIS.f ' lt would talk. Lordf how it talked. Bminlzonz' mu1'F!t'frl1r1'. I'-14xi.f NVe grant that he had much wit, but he was shy of using it. j70u.r011. -LDS:' The boolqful bloclchead ignorantly read: with loads of learned lumber in his head. Plym. F-X tproudly b.-Y- I know a hawk from a handsaw Nrmzfuf. P-RK-R. f l am not only witty in myself: but the cause that wit is in other men. Ifzhg flung' lI': Przrf ll. D-'rz-ia. - This ape doth much resemble man, but yet in sooth he is not. Halzmxr. 1 -'1'Cl'l. -f- Good man Dull. .lfllffl .ldv fllvonf .l'wf!1174g. - ll-RK R. -A ,X very unclubable man. In 1.i' ruff. B-RSI.-Y. f- I must to the barber's, for methinks I am marvelous hairy about my face. ,ill-llljilllllllfl'-X7Ilg'j1fl.V Dfzvzfzz L-N12-onli. - 'lille bloclihead rubbed his thoughtless skull. Plym FFFF FH!! HFHP' Sopbomores. CLASS.-- They have a plentiful lack of wit. Hfzmlrf. I-HNS-X.- l have a l-:ind of alarcity in sinking. .lltvvjf ll'z'i:'r'.r nf llvlilltI!.YUl'. G-iss-N.-- A base foot ball player. lffzzg Lmr. R-Llf.-f- .X harmless necessary cat. .lfv1'f!m111' ofl'v111'fc'. B-ss-'11-- Patience, and shuffle the cards. CQL'l'Z'fUlft'.Y K-LL.- 4-X queer rogue. Tvflljuxrf.

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Seniors. MCD-N-LD- As idle as a painted ship upon a painted ocean. C0fw'1'n'ge. C--31,5 Vo1cE.A Like the vile squeaking ofa wry-necked file. I'lf:?l'L'1Zfl1If ty' I'w11'ca. I3-LI..-J' A lion among ladies is a dreadful thing. flllidjllllllllfl' .Vzlgfzik Drrfz111. IXICC-RM-Clif He draweth out the thread of his verbosity finer than the staple of his argument. Lows Lfzbw' Losf. IQ7 fQL'AR'I'E'1 1'E.4 Filled the air with barbarous dissonance. Comzzx. FRY-R.- Yon'd Cassius has a lean and hungry look. fyllflilff Cmmr. C L-NSD-wN.-- And of his port as meke as is a maydef' Clmzzrcr. CR-XT-N.- His chin, new reapt, showed like stubble land at harvest time. Hf'1z1Q1fII'.' P1111 f. XY-RN-I.L- tSpeaking of his voicey.-- An ill-favored thing, sir, but mine own. .-lx Ibn Like' Ii. N. S5lI'1'Il.f- IA wit among dunces, a dunce among wits. Offzrlfa. Miss SP'RRY.+ XVl1O says in verse what others say in prose. H0z'1zt't'. M155 SP-RRY.-K I dote on his very absence, ,Ifrrf!m11z' qf II'111'fa. N. SAI-'I'H.'- LA glass gazing knave with a rose in his button hole. A'1'1zg Lear. Sw-YN- -NA modest youth with cool reHection crowned. Lc7i't .S Labor Losf, I5-RR-'rT.4 U. rare the head piece! if but brains were there. Sz2z'11qy Svzfffz. I'I-R'I'Kl'X.--- Theres many a man hath more hair than wit. ,lf0!z'v1't'. M155 SC-TT. Quiet as a nun, lIb1'a'5':u01'fl1. CR-M.-- Conceitf Good Heavens! In that he has no peer. Dzjfdrzz. YARN-LL-.- A loud laugh that spoke the vacant mind. Gvfdsllzjifz. N. SRI-'l'Il.1 Papa, give me a penny: I want to be tough. P. Ro.: Miss I'I-RBI-I..A- A prodigy of learning. T!1cR1'fwlx. DR-sis-cu.-- Bly boistrous locks no worthy match for valour to assailg nor by the sword, but by the barber best subdued. Illfffzllz. Iluoxrxuir- Not much talk: a great silence. Hm1zmo11f 1211dFlr1'rfu'1f.

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S-MM-Rs. - e Dead at the top. SL-aff. D--LIL-S5,e- Too fat to be a student. Swizzebzcrue. -I, XY-Ls-N.- A bold, bad man. Spwzrar. H. IXICC-LL-CH.Y I am Sir Oracle, and, when I ope my mouth, let no dog bark. Iifcrcfzazzi of IfQ'1zz've. 'I'-YL-11.- Not Hercules could have knocked out his brains, for he had none. Boswxll. CL-RK.-- 'An embodiment of nothing. Dl'ff'6'1l5. Miss III--Rlif Softly her Fingers glided o'er the yielding planks of the ivory Hoof. Pape. R-x DRY-R.v I must be a very fascinating young man. 'Tis not my fault, the ladies must blame heaven for that. IV. D. llozwffs. 1-fP'F'f F'FfF'F' HHH! freshmen. THE Crass.- A ribald crew. C07'Z.0fz?lIZl5. R-THSCH-LD.-H A hungry lean faced villianf' Civlllfllfl' of Errors. Mc-FEE freturned from the bench lg Zoundsl I never was so bethumped with words since I Hrst called my brother's father dad. K--Inf Go ask nature what you are and what she meant to make you. Pam- Buff. -LI.-5-N: I would 'twere bedtime. Hc'2IIj'1I'.' Par! I. Ficasmux Coxivosnioxs.- Here will be an old abusing of at the kings English. -lfwvy IlYw.v qf IIG'1zrz'mr. K-xiii A most senseless man. lllzzrfz Ada I-Mum' .Yaff11'11g. C. II-on-sf A small-knowing soul. L0':'e'5 Lizlwr hui. Sli'-R. A blank, my lord. Tzucffifz ,Yzjgfzzi