St John Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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xjcnioioiojojoiojojoic njozoia 11111113111 xi 1111 1201 11 11014 T H E L A M P A D I S T 130103031 1010101 rioioininiuil 1880--1930 When you want a good composition on The Right of Suffrage and the Duty to Vote -ask Raymond Lilly to Write it. When you want an excellent judge of flowers, especially Violets--call Frank Lombardy. When you want some one to do a so-called girls' job-William Mc- Creary is just the one. When you need an order of class flowers-John Molesky can supply you with loads of dandelions. When you are looking for a Class Poet-choose no other than James Mountain, jr. When you are too lazy to Walk over to consult Noah Webster-just call on Charles Ney. When you are looking around for a model student, or an excellent egg dyer-Rosari Varcolla is the one best suited for the job. When you are in the mood for hearing wise-cracks, contradictions, etc., say something to Joseph Weir. When you are in need of an excited opponent in debates and class meetings-say something when Louis Weyrick is present. Let us now hear of the girls, known to the scholastic world as the Jacket Parade. If you want a helper at your Bake Sales-don't overlook Erma Brailly. If you are looking for some one to tell the boys where to get off -pick on Mary Margaret Keenan to do it. If you want to get home from school i11 a hurry-try to keep up with Edna Geary. If you want a difficult lesson to be recited perfectly-assign it to Mary Louise McLister. If you are in doubt as to who should be Valedictorian-hesitate no longer, and choose Mildred Maloney. If you want some artistic baskets for your colored Egg Sale at Easter time-appoint Catherine Springer. If you need some Eggs for your Sale-tell Violet Fleming to collect them. She has had plenty of experience. If you want a bosser-the boys will tell you to pick out Helen Kanaan. Seeing that the Juniors possess the ability to perform such tasks, can the people be blamed for expecting Wonders from them? Who will ever forget their memorable Bake Sales and their Egg Sale? The enthusiasm they showed in everything they undertook? They have taken an active part in every social activity that has occurred this past year. Many of the boys are famous athletes, and the girls form no small part of the cheering section. Were I to write all I know about the Juniors, the tale would fill up ten books. But just wait until next year-we'll be Seniors and will bear aloft our banner to march triumphantly from dear S. J. S. just as we marched triumphantly into our present exalted position. Until then we bid you, ADIOS! -Helen Kanaan. :init -jo1o1o1o14r1mrjcr1o1o1oi4x14rjcriojoirxioiojarioioioxcxif nj0icnicv:o1cr1ax:1x1-n11m1u:1x1oj01u14ri:r1crjcs14 1-11111111111 ningniuiuioi is 11:11 1:01014 1 14 qnuininiuim ini: :vis 10: 1411121111 ioioioirozo