Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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Adams, Martha Anderson, Emma Bennethum, Jane Bennethum, Mary Boak, Mary Bomgardner, Eleanor Boyd, Ellen Brenneman, Helen Cubbuck, Ruth Cummings, Bessie Cook, Mary Crook, Goldie Deiss, VVill1el1nina Dinsmore, Elsie Edwards, Margaret Fackler, Jessie Fahnestock, Elizabeth Fahnestock, Hannah Fast, Goldie Fishel, Verna Garverick, Minnie Harman, Elsie Hubley, Bessie Class of 1904 Lieb, Helen Lieb, Mary Lenhart, Bertha Lightner, Kate Lipphard, Lorraine Matthews, Jessie Meckley, Mabel Miller, Regina Miles, Mary Mumma, Rose McAllister, Mary Nelson, Alice Orcutt, Helen Ossman, Jennie Painter, Sara Parson, Lillian Rauch, Edna Reutter, Margaret Robertson, Helen Roop, Bessie Shelly, Lorene Smith, Helen Snyder, Bertha Snyder, Mary Stewart, Mary Swavely, Elsie Tyson, Mabel Wallower, Helen Watts. Irma Westbrook, Kathrine Wills, Mary Wise, Mabel Baer, Carl Butler, Laurence Cook, Thomas Dearing, Elwood Lunean, Styles Fackler, Samuel Garman. Warren Garner, John Gebhardt, Edgar Goodfellow, George Hargest, George Hartman, Howard Heneh, William Hoffert, Raymond Keil, Thomas Keet, George Lowengard, Leon Meckley, Robert Miller, Earl Morrow. William Perry, John Quigley, Fred Ryan, Jesse Shope, Harry Smith, Ira Snavely, Clarence Taylor, Bayard Underwood, Fred Weidler, Parke VVeigle, Harry Werner, George Wharton, Vllilliam Workman, Vernon Yoder, Forrest

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In the Fall, I902, when the leaves began to fall and jack Frost to pinch the noses of jolly juniors, there must needs be a chestnut party. What though the morning of October 18th did dawn with a slight mist falling,-it could not dampen'-Iunior ardor. A merry crowd rode away from the school-building for Peters Mountains that morning in search of fun-and chestnuts. At noon the sun came out and laughed at those who had stayed at home. The capacity for sandwiches that day was no less than miraculous. Those who defied the weather found the fun and the chestnuts. So, contentedly, 1904 jogs along toward the goal, proud in the knowledge that she is doing her best,-and that best is not poor. Many have dropped from the ranks, either because they found the struggle too hard or because they discovered a field of usefulness elsewhere. At any rate, only the tried and the true remain and regardless of what was before us, regardless of what shall succeed we endeavor to fill our niche to the best that lies within us. CLASS HISTORIAN. 47

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