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

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1 . 9 1 72'le1v'5'x'3'l-' -fl'-:ful-wsfc,-lx.:24vk4' ' ' ' .fkfgl Pr 1. I HUMOR I 5' - a- ,55 THE FRONT PAGE .P In other days we had a chance ' To read of sailing ships -f And marching men in far off France, Nor cared what guys had on their hips. ir Some day perhaps our morning papers 4 Will tell us things we like to hear, 5. , Then we'll forget rum runners' capers. Then we'll forget light wines and beer. , I 'S FRANK Momus. 4 th J 1 Son: Dad, what is an optimist? .3 Father: An optimist, my son, is a fellow who goes on a blind date with the ex' pectation of having a good time. if 'IR 'T4 ?M fj- :Si Hey, Mr. Casner, what's the fountain pen worth now? , x gf 'I AMAMNLTI vg- J McCredie ftaking an examjz Whci the heck was Richelieu? 3' ' Truitt: A hrand of peas, I guess. I gi 'lf WY-f-g?-L? N :Q W The Buck and Wing combination leads us a merry dance, both day and night. . 1 'Il u..-n7,,M ng. 'ig Small Boy: Pop, what did prehistoric monsters look like? 11 3. Father: I don't remember. Ask your motherf' 4 ll! 'I R-ity? 9 1 Stude fat a night cluhj: Have you a table for four? g' tl :U U 1 Manager: Have you a reservation? 1 Stude: Do you think I'm an Indian? f Q Page ninety-seven wr-wa . rF-Q

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