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

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I Q s'f.3 L0 Literary PALS LIKE YOU When the troubles and toil of the School of Affairs lnfest our later days, We'll dream of the time when we lived without cares, ln a sort of mental haze. We'll think of the time we spent as chums, When life's gray clouds were few, And feel we hear the distant hums That call old pals like you. We'll sit at the desks we used to share At the Central Y M C A, And make believe you're sitting there As you used to yesterday. But the closed books and vacant seats Will make us sad and blue, And we shall not even read or speak When we miss old pals like you. We'll miss you, pals, and the nights will be long, Long and dark and still, We'll miss the smiles and we'll miss the songs That brought the old time thrills. And out of the night we'll hear your plea, And it will ring loud and true, For you'll seem to say the same as we, We miss old pals like you. EDWARD F. KRITZKE.. lPage 491 . . .y .1.-nm......vv.--,...,....-um...u-m...m...,..,..m- 1....'.. ,.. ... . .. ,,,,,,,,..., ,,., ,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,..:,,,,,,.mHW, ,,,,,,,,,d ,:,m, l Q 1:':,-n1-Le-e4:,gu:pu -Vg-1 Lil'--1-iy w i g, The Q ng-11 T 55,115 QQ at ' - '