Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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gngsft 5 PCILYSCQPE E 2119263 f1351 TI1.fio'ty- first-Hon'1eco1ning I Hobo Parade-The Home Ec. Club drives the original one-hoss shay- final scene corner of Adams and Fulton. Class Rush-Sophs win, but we suspect that they used more than fif- teen men at a time. Automobile Parade-Delta Kappas win the tin cup. Football Game-Our only recollection is MUD. Augie's name when our third team got through with them, 24-26. Banquet. Movie Dance NOVEMBER TlZ'2i'l Cl-H0111t11'k3.blQ feat in self-control! Joe Yuhasz inquires as to Virginia's whereabouts only twice today! Sixth-Best game of the year! We wonder whether Robbie's watch is still running. The Green Wave subsides entirely. Pajama parade. Question: Who lent Herbert Emerick her pink silk robe with white swan's down on it? Or was it orchid? Fmw'tecnth.-Bradley migrates to Wesleyan in quest of the bacon and returns with it. 1 Fifteenth-Ted Baer gets a load oil' his mind-his first hair cut this year. Efiglzteentlz-Miss Shepardson pays us a visit. N o wonder Spick thought Cooper was noted for his lyrical power in American Lit. this morning. , Q Twentieth-A gloomy countenance indicateth a mid-semester. Twenty-first-Eu1'eka! We're conference champs! Buy your girl some peanutsf' says Vera Stamp. Twenty-sixth,-We had turkeyg what did you have? Lombard gets hers, and now W6'1'8 state champs! Twenty-erightlz-For' how many souls is the sweetness of vacation em- bittered by the deadly menace of the term paper.

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i ' ' -allege-ie Z PQLYSCQPE E 11191622 L1341 R .off , , 4 I YW .5 'vo DSLQY 83 ro - OCTOBER Thirdf-First game on Bradley iield. Is that the same watch Robbie shook last year? Must have an iron constitution. Score 6-2 for us, thanks to a forward pass. Fifth-Y. W. C. A. picnic. Mrs. Hamilton demonstrates the most effective method of skipping. Hot eats, hot games, and a hot fire built scientifically with one match by Miss Sikes. Seventh-First division meeting-at which time Deans Houston and Schroeder made their annual remarks on behavior and reputations--there being some vague connection between the two. Eighth-Founder's Day. Apparently the ivy hasn't been kept trim- med around the President's ofiice. Tl7fl:7'f667'Lllh,-SQl1S3tlOl1ll Harold Hutchinson studies in the library for a whole hour without Beulah! Sixteenth--Suppressed Desires Party, for girls only. And Lucille Tompkins was the only really honest one there. As a reward we are with- holding information as to the nature of her costume. It might make Harry Gordon too chesty. Seventeenth-The band gets considerable practice hunting the lost chord after each touchdown at the game. Practice, however, does not ap- pear to make them perfect. Score: Y. M. C. A. College, 7g Bradley, 55. Twenty-eighth-Homecoming chapel. Skeet introduces us to the little'things with red an dwhite on them marked Bradley to yell through. Twefhty-ninth-She1'ma11 Canty wears his Homecoming tag upside down. Heavygdate last night? Thirtiietlz-Who got a seat at the stunt show? Evidently the Lambda Phis have attended all the games, and the Sigma Phis must have a way with the women.

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vgjagget PDLYSCOEVE E 2119262 f1361 DECEMBER First-Bradley journalists are busy down at the J ournal oliice. We wonder how Freddie Siebert could afford so many cigarettes. Ted Baer gets another load off his mind in advance composition class. It appears that he has experienced at least twenty-one different kinds of love-not counting Laura Lee. Second- Desire Under the Elms. The coop has evidently changed from the proverbial place for poor intellectuals to one for the intellectually poor. Seventh-Mr. Hopkins arrives at class at nine minutes past eight. Cruelty to dumb animals is inexcusable. Eighth-No, it's not a bathing beauty contestg it's the girls' swimming teams getting their pictures taken before the meet. Tenth and Eleventh- The Romantic Age. We wished we had Marcy Bodine's apple. Eleventh-W. A. A. annual luncheon at which Edith Giessou recom- mends football for girls-to be played in pink aprons and sun-bonnets. Twelfth-Football banquet. Triple tie for next year's football captain. Who'll it be? FOZl,7'?5667LlifL-D011't be alarmed. It's only an Alpha Pi pledge walking backwards to class. Sixteenth-Y. M.-Y. W. annual Christmas pageant. We find that we have been entering five angels unawares. But we never knew before that angels could do the Charleston in their robes at rehearsals. Seventeenth-Miss Miller announces that she has procured her usual berth over the wheels-number 12-for her trip home. Eighteenth-Huber Sammis has the innocence to believe that the bev- erage usually drunk from mugs by husky laborers fpre-Volstead periodb is soup! Topsy, he needs educating. If only We didn't have to pay a dollar if we miss that last class! Our idea of bliss-no assignments over Christmas vacation.