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

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SOPHOMORES EVENING BEFORE CREATHHN Mr. Buck Qtrying to tind out whether at student has taken Ancient Historyj: Our Wmmrld Progress goes hack to the year zero. How far did your hook go? Student: Oh, ours went hzlek even farther than that. aa wi: wk as wk aa L. lvfatson: VW: still have my grztndfztthefs Confederate rifle. Hollie: Thzit's nothing. We still have my grz1ndfatther's union suit. wk :ff ak Pk Pk :ic Mr. C. Stone fto class in mnthj: If you fellows ealn see what I mean, you'll have the whole thing in ai nutshell. Page fortyftlwce