Philadelphia Manual Training School - US Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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TUG OF WAR TEAMS. KEYSTONE. CHAMPION SCHOOL TEAM. Andrew McQueen, ,QO. Oliver Dickerson, '89, C'zzpz'ai1z. George T. Crumback, '89, jay B. Moyer, '89, STAR. Morris Daniels, 791, Norman Conard, '9I. Frank H. Middleton, '90, Hugh M. Gates, '89, Capiain. P. D. Q. CLUB. '89, Presidelzzi' . George R. Ayres. Secretafjf: Walter C. Chiles. MEMBERS. William Y. C. Anderson, George R. Ayres, 'Wesley Barline, Walter C. Chiles. 104, A wh or. Supper! Illiddle. End. An rh ar. Szghjborl. !WdJ!e. End.

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PROPHECY. CLARENCE S. MCINTIRE. E had to bring in a chart that day for Dr. Thorpe and some problems for Professor Henderson. Well, I had my chart done, but left it home by accident, really didn't mean to forget it. This forgetfulness fired me down stairs to front room, and there I received a lecture which, although it was very instructive, I did not enjoy as much as many others I've heard. When We got to. Professor I-Ienderson's recitation room I found that my problems were all wrong 5 this was nothing new for me. So I received a just reward in the Way of a large, a verylarge WD for that day's Work in his department at least. I was gradually getting a little toward the wrong side of my equilibrium by these sad events, when what should I encounter but another interview in the office for sing-language and sky-larkingu during recess. Thus you see that I had just cause to be slightly off by the time school was dismissed, and I walked home through the rain, for nature had let a copious rainfall all day on the streets of Philadelphia, while my mis- demeanors had also caused a copious flow of lecturing. But when I got home I tried to banish the thoughts of day and think of school on its bright side-I tried to think of the future of '89 But it wa1'n't no use, for I was too dejected in spirit to entertain such brilliant thoughts. Then I betook my- self to my study where all seemed cheerful, the fireplace Was bright, and a most comfortable chair was before it. I rang for the butler. I-Ie soon appeared, and I informed him that I felt awful downhearted and guessed he'd better sneak a bottle of Apollinaris out of the cellar and bring it up, This he did, and then said, Anything else, sah ?,' , The room, replied I. ' 105