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

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I G1 Si-3 no In v '-e-1- -'sw - - HQ EH' 5 GQ 'gawk Y nas-e- 2.1 - H ' 'T . -- 'A -' -' .1i,-':- A -4-.---z- A - '--...- -'- A r L- ga-.Q L... . . f 1, -... '...' .- g.'v-.- v.:-4ux,'--.' --. -- H' Staff A john D. Owen Business Mgr.-Day john M. Falasz Business Mgr.-Evening Howard Mason, Leo Bartolini and the class reporters have been in the work from the start. It is to such men as these that we owe the splendid articles appearing throughout the book. Our aclvisor, Mr. Everett, has been of invaluable assistance in all branches of the work. We sincerely thank him, for we fully appreciate the hours of work which he has so cheerfully given. We thank the Misses Wagner, Matirko, Routson, and White for their un- tiring efforts in typing our material for the printer. As this book goes to press we feel that we have in some measure kept pace with the spirit of the School-always to clo one's best. We have made changes in the style and type only after long consideration. ln so doing we feel that we have been able to give to the students an annual which will rank high in the National High School Annual Contest which we have entered. Lyman C. Anderson Douglas J. Terborgh Victor Havel Ferdel O. Rounds Clubs-Day Classes-Day Art-Evening Class and Club-Evening Pa 76 53 fuunixu7qWw'Eiam-5,5-QIQT'Tdmfiwm-MEmMh5F.iwWIu1a'5n:M.2-m..nMy5.mw-unnnnmnf i it 'nu-vinuum ' ' '-I-n.RJwTuin36-MIIHL-Wulm-1vEnWiuEaTrEnifmi.i3J..Ef