Central Intermediate School - Memories Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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'gags-9: 5 Pcn.vscQPE 3 :iaszsija l141l XII, I ,I I X x- 4 4 7? Q i f n' 1 MAY First-Interscholastic track and field meet-Bradley is overrun by' in- fants-good opportunity for the child welfare class to get in some practical work. Third-The seniors arrive at chapel in caps and gowns. They'd look impressive if we didn't know them so well. Seventhf-W. A. A. Fashion Show depicts the most hectic day any girl ever spent in her life. Eleventh-Miriain Broadbeck and John spend the day on the tomb- stone. Fozvrteefritlv,-Seiiioi' Ball-these people that have a drag with a Senior are just naturally lucky. Fifteentlz--The English Club banquets in true literary atmosphere at the University Club. Seventeenth-Letty Hanly has spent the week end counting the days, hours, minutes, and seconds till Chapman comes home. Nineteenth-Girl track enthusiasts are viewed as usual by an appreci- ative audience in South Manual Arts building. Twenty-first-It's easy to tell how many people own alarm clocks. They're the ones who got to the May Breakfast on time. Twenty-fifth-Tiine and tides ion the Atlantic Oceanj wait for no woman-not even an English teacher. Hence Miss Constance's class are frantically preparing to take finals early. Twenty-srixtlz-The journalism victims are wondering how by taking thought they can add one inch to their quota.

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EI526'-iv? PDI..YSCO'PEE -22-19265 51401 APRIL First-New Alpha Pi lament: Our kingdom for our hearse ! Is this some of the doings of the Question Marks? Fourth-That may be static coming from W. O. C. and then again, it may be the Glee Club. Seventh,-The Y Room comes out in new Easter upholstery and orange candles-all, according to Laura Lee, on 33.77. Most Wonderful of all, the mice's corner is CLEAN. Ninth-Inter-sorority dance-a good chance to get in trim for the Prom. Fifteenth-The POLYSCOPE goes to press. For information from now on for this calendar the editor has consulted a reliable crystal gazer. S ix-teenth-Glee Club concert, including a remarkable exhibition from Mr. Stead of what appears to be a strenuous form of Sweedish gymnastics. Seventeenth-French Club Banquet-at Which much rehearsed French play is given at last. Twenty-thifrd-The Junior Prom furnishes a subject for rapturous sighs and supe1'lative adjectives for Weeks to come. Twenty-seventh-Ma1'y Helen and Paul Maynard celebrate the 1492nd anniversary of their first date.

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Qargsii PoLvscoPE: 5 22.19255 51421 JUNE Thirclflfinals begin in spite of all those debates about abolishing them which the Freshmen held last March! Fouovfh-Open Night-Bud McNaught demonstrates improved meth- ods in doughnut making for the Home EC. Department. Eighth-The Senior reception Waxes hilarious as usual. Tenth-Class Day. That means one more sprig of ivy to remind us of the dear departed. Alumni banquet. Eleventh-Convocation Day. Mr. Wharry puts on his dignity and his cap and gown and manages things. Everybody sits on the tombstone once more before leaving. Freshmen, don't stand and stare at the poor Seniorsg you'll feel that Way some day, yourselves.