Central YMCA High School - Centralite Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

Page 89 text:

ff! JI XX ff NS 2f 5,3 X fi f f J M 1+ Q qi Q J Y 7 WN QL D ' .J 52 fi? - LJ J? 55 I, , - x, Ru K l Q1 hx f 1 - E' ' W X, I .fa if -45563: f?':11:-2 ff: A ' ff A L QA ' N , ?g +'-Z Q' R' 4 c F - 5 A 425 if - 4 .-r Zh?-7: X51 E24-. 'vi Q Q Q7Qxim mw1umna3i,

Page 88 text:

wxiflh K Literary Q Virgin Lake O virgin lake with wooded shore, And crystal waters sparkling clear, I Wish I were with you once more, Because I am so lonely here. The city with its smoke and din, Clanging street-cars, hurrying throngs, Has naught for me that is akin, To hear again the 1oon's weird call, I The buck-deer's distant bugling, s The quack of ducks that in the fall Fly overhead with whirring Wing! 5 Some day when the call is great, and when My heart is bruised and sore, I'll come to you, O lake, again, My virgin lake with Wooded shore. Y I MAC KENZIE WARD. gi' f J To pines' soft Whispers, birds' sweet songs. ,AW 5 ex g we , X Page Eighty-f

Page 90 text:

JUDIOI' Pl'0m-EV6l'Ilh2 it ,lil , lf35 'i?gfli3l com H ITTEE. AT Tar J umola P62900 so fi? X We s 4 '75 SA, 'C Q M' Q 52 X M- A pf Ji ff. 'gggg 'P , U 11 I,lLlI,Il ff A HERE --1' A za- E V , EQ, X A If ADM DID vom mv . 0 W ' MW' T afmfaffeaafyo wf54zL QUOM X 1. fir, STRUWN my Ffa fwmrr fyfswfef y' , 1 , I-NS 5 Uff aff my aw 5011056105 war X J N ga YOUXWZX57 if pefrfraoap- xx Wifi mmffrofffe aura: XXX. - ,f H046 nv Yoae 500: F Sm'-'1 C - XA'-H Qlbuvvx I Awxifllll K 33' JUNIOR PROM Growing each year by tremendous strides, the Junior Prom has become the supreme event on the social calendar of our school. History and tradi- tion now stand back of the Prom and they assure its success in the future. They will all have the age-old flavor that sends a delicious thrill through us upon recollectlon The Juniors put their best efforts into the Prom and the result was something more than satlsfying Never was a Prom so colorful never so rlch in variety never so sparkling in sp1r1t and never so radiant in fr1endsh1p The Louis XVI Room where the happy and Joyous couples assembled was filled with beautiful and rhythmical strams from the orchestra Couples glided 1n and out feet pranced Wlth never a weary step and hearts sang in ecstasy Joy reigned supreme and our school cares were banished at least for one night From Freshmen to Liberal Arts men from Profs to Principal all were present to partake in the traditional f6St1V1'E19S May the Proms of the future continue to be better than precedlng ones May they rise to heights 1n keeping with our growing school We the Juniors smcerely hope and belleve that they w1ll However whatever 1S accomplished by the future classes the memory of The Grand Old Prom of 24 will always linger as tlme Heets onward JOHN W ERICKSON n .1 n . I I 1 u n I ,n n . - 7 9 7 9 u . . I, I , u ' 7 , . , - 7 ' 9 ' H 7 . 1 as - ' ' 'f P E' ht uf Yuki age lg y J