Central Manual Training High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Man comes into the world without his consent and leaves it against his will. During the stay upon earth, his time is spent in continual round of conlraries and misunderstandings. In his infancy he is an angelg in his boyhood he is a devilg in his manhood his is everything from a lizard upg in his duties he is a damn fool. ' When he comes into the world everybody wants to kiss him, before he goes out, everybody wants to kick him. If he dies young-there was a great future for himg if he lives to a ripe old age, he is in the way, only living to save funeral expenses. I feel sure, however, that every action, of every fellow, upon the platform to-day, will be such as to honor this Class of IQOQ and Dear Old Central Manual! All right Professor, on with the Dance. BENj.xM1N M. GoUI.rmR. X We W , f n- 1525 as WW ff!! ff X257 f7yf ll 3. .YQ s . xc X fe rf fg , Vw 5151. A -S '0'f:.fgjV X. . gi. V .A - , f Mil ' 1 Ir' 'xx --.N , 1 ,. . , . K, x qf!f,f,.. 1 ss A,-fr.- 514. . X 1-X '44, 15' .Q -' f , ' g V. , gi U X ' ' 3' 9 f V72--1 ' lf Q .5124 ,X , . . ff U, at 'A .1 gfwW'f'W. .0 . .1 f f r,. Y ' -ZS 1' .ezgiila i'.,:L 'f'.'d , -- ' ' -, ' if , qgffagw ' f,,'1.g 2' ig g ' f :sf , G ia V. . J ,ZH-,:.nA'R X :K , A lg. f - -' -P 4 '-f'1 'F.uv-ends M, f -f ' 3 J I 41531. 4 ,gs ywfiyffy ,,. Q. : . , 1: ' .--',,5-M - - . , ff ,. faff, 51 ' ...swafa,:f.'s4yQQ'.' ,aaa gg? E ' . Ai.-fl-i'3n6 i if-it fl ,2fL1',7 ' 1 V , L' f f . ., f ' A :'-.,,1fi -V fp' z -,aaizff 1 - -c ,ff2,'fr'i,yQ'-' . ' 2-ff 'rf ii1 XM M 'lffif i ,si if . t ff- . r 55511-,t5I.i ' .fx c 47 ,QW7 f' If .,- J .pee N, Xxf 4g,4g, so 89

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L AAN.-H A t U, H' LWW?!, -V I, -., , .:w,..:: ,- V And Partridge too we always knew Was every fellow's friend. He did his best in every test, ' To help us reach this end. We now can shirk electric work, Though Geisler taught us well, How we should fix a telephone And wire up a bell. No more we'll need, with care to read So many classic stories. Withithese we have experimented In mental laboratories. Herr Lang we'll miss although with We'll leave our German books. And we will not forget Grillon- We'll miss his kindly looks. We often wonderedas we gazed On Louis' whiskers' fair, If when he had them trimmed he pai As much a fora cnt of hair. And there's a man who always can A place within our memories hold His waving arms and other charms We'll think of 'till we're old. 91 bliss, I- 'T . U .1 qs. . . wh , , .ww .ff if ,fl . .,. I JIM.. .. V... 1.5.x :,- . , L ,e Q, .,.f-. .,, , ' Af., - ,' . Tw 'S-14 i Y .N U Y W . 1. . 'rife ' w .,.! i , ik: K JM' fl ,Z grieslkd pf, ppl, X5 y,,:..,'f'1--1Y'Qf? 9- ,', ' 1 11:1-'F . .f- s.a.lsimMes d4M,..if . 4 . ,.1.'if-:..J'.a'i, -- -Lu L