Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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CENTRAL IIIGII SCHOOL looked up into his own. He gazed tenderly down at herg stroked her soft hairg lovingly caressed the finely modelled head. A wisp of hair brushed his cheekg his head dropped to hers. lt's not often that a man has a 'pal' like you, he said softly. Her eyes spoke her adoration. She drank in his Words. Yes, indeed, you'vc been a good dog, and with a final pat on the head, he rose, and the magnihcent Russian Wolfhound leaped gracefully to her feet and bounded after him. 49649 The Popular Girlie Soliloqny on Exnnzs To Hunk, or not to Hunk, that is the question: Whether 'tis better for the mind to behold The perils and dangers of theater heroines, Or to spend hours studying lessons historic, And by labor gain glory? To study,-to workg-- No partiesq and by much work, to say We end The heart-ache and the thousand natural shocks That Hesh is heir to,-in an examination And on report cards. To study,-to work,- To work! perchance till midnight, ay, there's the rub- For in that work of hours what pleasures come, When we have started to labor all night, Must give us pause: There's the dance That makes much happiness in our High School: For who would bear the hours and hours of work, The test's surprises, the examination's horrors, The days of ardent study, the teacher's glares When innocent of offence, but to hear The laugh when she says she has studied- When she might have danced all night At a school dance? E821

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COMMENCEMENT ARGUS Conductor- Fare ? Betty Steinheiser CLooking out of windowl-- No, it looks like rain QDQ49 Keep This Quiet He- May I have this dance? Marg Smith- Why, I suppose so, if you can find a partner. 494949 I saw her stepping from the car And up to her I sped, lVIay I assist you to alight? I do not smoke, she said. 49 49 49 Poor Girl Her eyes were red. Bloody almost. But they were bold-fearless. She had not been Weeping. Her mouth was a pitiful sight. One time-enticing, pretty. Now-horribly discolored. Poor girl! Courageous as she was, one could but sympathize. You see, she is just an absent-minded Happer Who had eye-pcncilled Her mouth and Lip-stickcd her eyes. 64949 Oh, Chemist's skill, investigate, Answer this quiz of mine: I think I know what Carbonate, But Where did Iodine? 451 . B+ I33Il

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COMMENCEMENT ARGUS OSI R+ Age and Little Brother tell on all girls. 49 49 49 English teacher- What Hgure of speech is 'I love my teacher'? Chorus- Sarcasm. 6? 49 49 Edith Critchfield Cln Chemistryj-l'VVhere's the dilute H20 ? Q Q 49 Al Ely-'lYou should have seen the picture l came across of a knight in the days of chivalry. Kay Truman- Yes? How was he dressed? Al - In his night clothes, of course! 4554949 If you wear your stockings rolled Without a hole, and you are bold, You're collegiate. If you wear your belt so high That it catches every eye, You're collegiate. If you wear those opera pumps And you're dancing with a slump, You're collegiate. 494949 fl lwidsummer Night The great yellow moon hung low in the heavensg the night was yet young. The mingled fragrance of the flowers was wafted in one intoxicat- ing perfume to the couple in the shadowy garden. lt was a night for ro- mance! She crept closer into the curve of his strong arm. Her silky head nestled confidently against his broad shoulderg her trusting brown eyes OH 59+ E811