Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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Books The following books are wanted at the Book Exchangeg cash will be paid : The Rivals.-Douglass, '03, and Hargest, 'o4. VVhen a Man's Single.-Professor Rose. Ten Nights in a Barroom.-Hirschler. The Merry Men.-Polfenberger and Whitmoyer. Quits K2 copiesj.-Snyder and Gilbert. Sentimental Tommy.-Carrie Goldsmith. Reveries of a Bachelor.-John Miller. The Christian.-Bruce Swope. Wanted a Match-maker.-Pearl Goldsmith. A Remedy for Love.-Claire Knouse. Art as an Occupation.-Lowengard. ABC Book.-Ross Swope. The Conqueror.-Wayne Bell. Gallops.-H. B. Whitrnoyer. Fables in Slang.-John Kerper. A Fool's Errant.--Elbridge Cowden. Much Ado About Nothing.-Paul Fager What's in An Initial? L. M. B.-Let me buzz. H. L. M.-Has little money. S. E. T.-Sammy eats tacks. M. M. P.-Make me pious. P. I. G.-Pearl ignores geometry. V. C. K.-Violet conquered Kline. E. G. S.-Easy-going student. VV. J. C.-VVho jollies Cornellia. K. P. F.-Katherine Pollock's favorite. E. E. WV.-Edna employs wisdom. 124 H. L.-Happy lobster! N. E. L.-Naughty Esther laughs. F. V. S.-For valiant swain. J. P. B.-juvenile putty blower. M. L. B.-May likes Bowman. J. R. K.-John refuses kisses. H. B. W.-He blows well. H. W. S.-He will succeed. C. G.-Cook's girl. P. F.-Poor fool.

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Books to be Donated to The High School Library By the Authors Treatise on Perpetual Motion. By PAUL FAGER. Booher's English Grammar. From the AUTHOR. A Novel, How to Get Through in Four Years. By CLARA BENNETT. Revised Rules and Regulations for the High School Dining Clubs. By the DIRECTOR or THE GYM. When and Where to Yell, or How to Become Conspicuous V on the Athletic Grounds. By H. B. WHITMOYER. How to Make Money, or the Art of Manipulating the Cards. By H. Roof-. How to Become Beautiful, or The Coiffure A La Mode. By MARIE LETSMAN. The Way to Captivate, or How to Become a Seven-Day-irr the-Week Masher. By AL. HIRSCHLER. Put Yourself in His Place, or How to Mind Other People's Business. By H. LOWENGARD. 123

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My Choice I care not for the Freshman maid, Or for the jolly Junior lass, S0 meek and mild and Yet S0 Staid. Who thinks none can equal or surpass Nor for the all-wise Sophomore, But the Senior girl I do admire, VVho o'er her books does always pour. She for great things does aspii-:. Verses To RICKERT, '06 Bob Rickert is a Freshman, The freshest one we know, His lungs are forty horse-power, He is always on the blow. But Rickert has one hope on earth, In which he may rejoice, When Satan comes to take him, He'll be scared off by his voice. To FAGER, '03 The school you four years have held, Paul Fager! Oh, Paul Fager! But I'm afraid your pate is swelled, Paul Fager! Oh, Paul Fager! Take my advice, 'tis kindly said, Retire from sight, then go to bed, And bind some ice upon your head. Paul Fagerl Oh, Paul Fager! To STERN, '05 I have gas, gas, gas, And brass, brass, brass, That have never been surpassed. 125