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

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JUNIORS EVENING LA SALLE STREET The bleak chasm of buildings stretches dark and silent while the night gloom slowly descends over the Loop 96 'k 96 Buried deep within its heart is the central grain market of the nation. Forhidding, repellent, a den of wolves, waiting for the dawn of day and the hour that will hring eager victims. Grim, formidable, towering 'F 'K 'F a battle ground of the mighty. Wime hetide the unwitting lamb that strays into its clutches. WM. F. ZAc:HAR1.Axs. Page thirtyfniwic

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