All Hallows High School - Halloween Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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,, 1 I JAMES JOSEPH BUTLER Jim is one of those unfortunates very much in demand about 8:45 every morning. Jim,s condemning shouts can be heard without any effort when some shiftless Hstudei' comes in and demands the homework. After belittlin' the demander at some length, Jim will disappear, and a few minutes later appear with a triumphant grin and state, l Here, you can get the homework now and copy it with me from the lnfantis boolif, Despite Ji1n,s melodious voice and a few other failings, even forgiving his propensity to do l1is work once in a while, we can safely say of Jim that he can call every single member of the class a friend, and we all hope that the only place we'll see Jim won't be the Class Reunion. Au 'voir, Jim! Twenly-11 ine

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