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

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TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY CLASS Lusuii A. ANDERSCJN FRANK KESSEL KARL M. KUN.-WH Secv'eta1'yf'l'1eas1we1 President ViC6'PT6XidE11C Though the Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday group is smaller than the Nlonday, Wcdiiesdziy and Friday classes, it would he difficult to find a more responsive eager' tofgo hunch in any school. We have always been ready and willing to give our supf port to all activities of the School. Our classes are comprised of freshmen students who found it more convenient to take courses on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. LESLIE A. ANnERsoN. l Page fortyfeiglit Q 3 . i no 5- is 1 ... -. f , 4 'N up f i-6 X In , 0 . -. FU J fi -. A . 1 ,'. X Q.- I if K r-. ,Av . 't Y O N 1,1 .J 1 I .r X In-1 f 1 as X uv A' 1 A f. lu x G91 -r .. I . i 1

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:,ps,:e:i.zfsAst4.,z,k:.-.1.s:t, 'J ' pl- 4s4,f:t,1..5j1.,t,qfQ5 A FRESHMEN DAY f ,. 3. if si- bl vb C-. ' Q 5' -if fs- Ol I0 O tg 0' , 1 J l tif l ,Y QE 'cg of Q, 3 'W TO HAROLD NELSON 'L' I .jx The Freshman Class deeply regrets the loss of its capable and efficient president, 1, 'S Harold Nelson, who was forced to drop his school work hecause of ill health. X?- The class takes this way of expressing its sincerest hopes for the speedy recovery J' ,Ni of Mr. Nelson, and looks forward with pleasure to the time of his return to school. 5' 0: Q .E sg 3 A 'J 0 'Q RANDOLPH STREET K n , , , ' ofi Moths 'l' 'F 'R attracted hy the flame ot electric lights. A thoroughfare thronged Q4 I fi with men and women, seeking, yet seldom finding, pleasure. ' 1. ., 1 Tinsel and 'litter ol the stage 'l' H: 'l' Qlamor of the unreal SF 'l' ff dismal, tawdr . f' M 3 . . Y 5 N sordidflooking frou s of earthhound mortals. Riches and Povert ruhhin shoulder 7 . s P y 2 .. to shoulder in an eager search for the ot of gold at the foot of the rainbow, and ' -x . P . , .jg finding- -not pleasure, but blank despair. -, -1 WM. F. ZACHARIAS. tb. .N if 'YQ lg' ul ,, ,N 1 '.i ' 'iv -Q 3, Q: ll Q f it 1- Q sw: .lf Page fortx'-seven V' 0? , . ,' i '1i'- -' -1 W - . -., . 4 , ..A. .,,,-,..1,- .. . Y ?,f'.'1 mlb---' 1-Qfzja-2-'.: L -fjivtf.151-?1,':l?v5-fafrl-f'1f.5,a'-45-'Di,xQ,.1A:f,-els . J. Lf., ' 'N , A

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ez.,zt,zss.z , 5 - :i,ai,4s1,4swf.g tl' LITERARY I vii J ' ni MYSELF O .F I have to live with myself, and so I want to be fit for myself, you knowg V I want to be able, as days go by, 'K . . Always to look myself in the eye. .3 I don't want to stand with the setting sun, .6 And hate myself for the things I've done. 4 , , J I dont want to keep on a closet shelf ,Q A lot of secrets about myself, 'is And fool myself, as I come and go, '11 Into thinking that nobody else will know The kind of a man I really am,- 'F I don't want to dress myself in a sham. 1 I want to go out with my head erect, is I want to deserve every man's respectg 'Y' But here in the struggle for fame and pelf, ,I I want to be able to like myself, 'I' ' I want to look at myself and know ', That I'm not bluster and empty show. I ! l . .IN I never can hide myself from meg I , , I sec what others may never see, Q, I know what others may never know, J' I never can fool myself, and so- up Whzitever happens, I want to be -S Selffrespecting and conscience free. 'if -S ARVID G. CA.-XRLSON. s't .lx 'T 'le Ta 'J 1 4 sh i at P ,J - , W , age forty nme 15EJ-1-'3e5f1:4fa.- . , 'P1'2r'rzf'nfwf?vaef1ef'fnif:4R'ae?1ziLrQ:5iifz1e