Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 49' B+ Junior's Lament No E's do come So E's can't go, But D's go on forever. ' ' 6 6 6 Mrs. Smith- In the early days of England there was an overlord and a vassal. What was the vassal's wife called? SHVC Elizabeth Figner- Vasaline. 6 6 6 junior- I smell cabbage burning. Senior- Then take your head away from that radiator. 666 Ann Silver- Is your kid brother king of the household? Cyn Douglass- No, he's the prince of wailsf' 666 Kay Baker- Marriage is a great institution. Teed Critchfield- So is the penitentiaryf' 666 Now I sit me down to sleepg The lecture's dry, the subject's deepg Give me a punch, for goodness' sake, If he should quit before I wake. 666 Paint Ad-The Modern Girl's Motto: Save the surface and you all. 666 Drama Act I.-Their eyes met. Act II.-Their lips met. Act III.-Their souls met. - Act IV.-Their lawyers inet. l80l

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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

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'O NB COMMENCEMENT ARGUS 48 I9 Marie Ammon- ls she progressive or conservative ? Mil Emerick- I don't know. She wears a last ear's hat, drives Y a this year's car, and lives on next year's income. 494949 Change The chairman of the gas company was making a popular address. Think of the good the gas company has done, he cried. lf I were permitted a pun, l would say in the Words of the immortal poet: 'Honor the light brigade' . At this point a consumer jumped up with a shout: Oh, what a charge they made I 69 49 49 Lillian Parker- When I read about the wonders of radio activity, it makes me think. He Qabsent-mindedlyj- Yes, isn't it wonderful what radio can do ? 49 49 49 Why don't you put something in your Window P The window is not empty. I can't see anything. That's a display of invisible hairnets and vanishing cream. 49 49 49 First Buddie- I just passed the ex-Kaiser's home and heard him sing- ing. Second Buddie- What was he singing? F. B.- 'Ain't gonna reign no mo' I' 494949 ' Centrafs Seasons Freshman- A Comedy of Errors. Sophomore- The Tempest. .Iunior- Much Ado About Nothing. Senior- All's Well That Ends Well. l79l