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

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TRAGEDY. MEETINGS OF Tl-IE IVIAGI. CMACBETI-Ll ACT I. SCENE I.-Sckaoi Yami fZ7Zf6'7'-f'Z!6' Magi. Is! Magi. How goes the money P 2a' .Magi Pretty good. 303 Jlffagi. The money is far spent, and the wee, small hours of the morning- aifk Magi. Are creeping on the zephyrs- jik Jlfagi. Of the afternoon. Ali. Fair is foul and foul is fair, That's the reason all us five Get a low mark, and In trigonometry never thrive. ISL' Magi. Where meet we? ea' Magi. I' the school restaurant. nga' Magi. Who'll set up the crowd? .alfi Magi. We'll match nickels on't. 5th Magi. I'm agreed. SCENE II.-Resiazafaiir. .Efifer fha Ilfagi. IS! Magi. A glass of milk and two buns. 203 Magi. Mince pie. ga' Magi. A roast dinner and a lemon. aih jliagi. Seven pretzels. 5!h Jiffagi. Forty cents change 5 I gave you All Munch, munch, away goes the dinner. We shall not sleep to-night, On account of the horrid fight Between our dinner. 7 a dime

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He showed us how the cube to use, To produce nine distinctive views ! -We know exactly why ! - Methinks you all quite fain would know To whom the principle we owe Of perspective, our theme. To our professor, you propose? Oh, no ! 'tis not as ye suppose- VVE OVVE IT TO THE SCREEN ! Yozzfzg Alan Qvisitor to the schoolj to pupil at the engine. I know that when the steam gets into the piston it makes the cyl- inders revolve, pushing the exhaust back and forth, but I don't see why those round- Pzyil Qasidej taking the visitor away. He's from the High Schoolg I had better not tell him too much at once or he'll get frightened. ' If lVI-st-a-m is standing by, and you are sent to the black- boardg how many pounds of chalk, number of board-rubbers and straight-edges will you carry away in your pockets P Dacia? fatter making a mistakej. Well, I'm only a man. lf anybody heard me say anything different let him raise his handf, I Rice's hand. Docfwf Qaside to Ricej. ' Pm' dawn your hand, boy. Pzfqf Alczhfzkh fcalrnlyj. lVIr. Shaw. fslightly agitatedj. Dear Mr. Shaw. fgreatly My dear lVIr. Shaw. Jennings silence is golden, R, IVIcIntyre's laugh is silvern, Postelthwaite's nerve is brazen and Chiles' laugh Qironj-ical. Those boys who are singing will please leave the room. Ql70z'cesQ. Boys, don't all leave at once. I-I-2-S-Oe4. Sis-boom-rah! I ! -, There was an exciting wrestling match in the laboratory the other day, and K. Cl was thrown down Qas a precipitatej. . 69

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Isa' Magi. Where and when meet we P All In the Principal's office at 2.30, to pay our respects and meet our doom. fExe2mz'.j ACT 11. SCENE I.-Office in the cofflzeff. Ezzfezf Magi aaa' .P1fz'acQ6aL VVhat's the trouble? ISL' Magi. My tongular appendage wrigglecl. 2d Magi. Tried to set a man on fire. jd jlfagi. Singing K' W'hite Wings. aih Magi. Playing ventriloquist. 5172 M'agz'. Monkeying. Priizczf al Pfliiidgfdl flanks zqb the Wconij. Don't do so any more, for serious circumstances may be anticipated. All. If we don't forget. SCENE II.-Geffmaa class. Eafer Zllagi, Professor and Papib. ISK Magi. Time's up ! za' Magi. There goes 4' die Glockef' ja' Jllagi. It's two minutes of three. afh Magi. Let her go. There's the ding. jfh Magi. Don't you hear it? Prqfessolf Karl I stops. All. He stops. Ist Magi. Why look you so solemncholy? za' Magi. Why the countenance? Pri Karl Don't I haf reasons? I Do you not with your meows Make the hour hideous. Don't Fd I complains of you. All. Let her go. QE:rezmZ.j SCENE III.-Class meeting. Eizfer Prqf Sayre, Mag Twice the brinded cat hath mewed. Twice the wind whistled artificially. Pri Sayre. . Tirne's up, ti1ne's up, was heard, Order must be better, Morality must take precedence, And the charm is good. ' 71 i aaa' P21 jazls.