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

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iv atawwamasquamaknhihimkmaaauamsahasai-may G' Y Y 1. ATHLETICS EVENING ' iw:-i., I 1 l 5, f 5 . si.. 1 H n V. Z 4 . f - . if 7 ATHLETIC ASSCCIATICN COMMISSIONERS Abraham bl. Grossmani, ................ Head Athletic Commissioner F. W. Colburn ......... ............ S enior Chairman Adrian Ahlgrim--- ........ junior Chairman J. j. Lucas ...... ..... S ophomore Chairman Fred F. Eckert ............................... Freshman Chairman With the beginning of the 1925-26 school year, a drive to establish athletics on a firm basis in the Central Evening High School was started. In a few weeks the ref sults of the hard work by the Cilice and the students became apparent. For the first time in the history of Central, the students were able to combine their school work with two hours of fun and play in the gym and in the tank on every Friday evening after nine o'clock. As shown by the quick enrollment the men were eager to grasp this opportunity. An Athletic Association was formed and five students were elected, one from each class and a head commissioner, to constitute the controlling body. With the assistance of the Physical Department of Central, a program of meets and games was drawn up to cover the remainder of the semester. Among the activities arranged for by the Commission was the 3,000 Point Club organized for the water dogs, a series of basketball games for the Interclass Championf ship, which the Seniors won, and an indoor track meet also won by the Seniors. The swimming meet which closed the athletic season proved to be very successful. A. j. GROSSMAN. Page eightyfeight . L 4 D A i 4 I U P f. llc 1 i +3 ga 30 1 ti' Q' 2' 3:4 fo Q 1 I' Z' i 14 I 'Sa 1 11 X fzfwfsrwezfwerwfw-f2if4f f?e '.e T af-rezffrffsv-.1 ' L 'af-ii

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l 1- C ii a ,Q N 3 , DIARY EVENING ,, Q i :, Feb. 20-Erwin Klein gets in class on time and a reception is held later in the :, J hall. Cake is served. .- 'l March 1-First quarter exams startg several students reported to have lost grand' F I mothers on this day. , n f' '- , March 4-The younger set are becoming modernized at Centralg Ecker found ' 'ia' sporting galoshes to school. Lg March l7fThe Lincoln Club gets overfheated. 3 ' March 18-Menibers of the Dramatic Club have their debut over the radio. J March 27-Seniors have their dinner and theatre partyg the last effects disappeared 4, in only three days. , ' April 9-Mid-semester examinations. E' Qi' April 13-WLane gets his two bucks library fee back. f B Y April 17- Chief HairfonfthefLip proclaims he's the only survivor of the Mus A ,gb tache Tribe. 2, C April 24-The junior Prom, a wonderful success. Bon loses ten pounds-another 'S' success. Q- May 3-Centralite staff comes up for air. ' .Q May 10-Somebody said that the third quarter exams start. i, May 12-Orchestra has a successful rehearsalg no casualties. JK a i May 21- Hobo Schulz ditches class, because someone mussed his hair while he 4. was studying. I ' june 1-A touch of summer. Students become listless and poetic. Strange how even the best of us quaver. 1 june 11-Finals are launched at our innocent heads. ? june 13-Baccalaureate services are held. Q june 16-Class exercises. The Dramatic Club successfully presents Captain ' Applejackf' ' june 18-Commencement exercises. L .g 3' ui l .sz 'E Uv W Page cightyfscvcn I '3

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-,gl - ' ,rant ATHLETICS EVENING BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP The Seniors won the Interclass Basketball championship, Wednesday April 21, 1926, when they defeated the crack team of the Sophomores. The final score was: Seniors -14, Sophomores-10. The game was the last of the round robin series played by the different classes. The standing of the teams is as follows: Wcnii Lost Percentage Seniors .... - 3 0 1000 Sophomores - - - - - 2 1 666 Juniors .... - - - 1 2 3 33 Freshmen ..... ........ O 3 OOO Some of the outstanding stars of the various classes were Wise, Rosen, and Lukas of the Sophomoresg Ahlgrim, Schunk and Carley of the juniors, and Kruzic, Brodi, Kmiecak, Fred Berchtold and Grossman of the Seniors. TRACK MEET The Evening High School Interclass Track Meet of April 28th proved to be a very successful affair. About thirty students participated in the meet. The total points scored by classes were: Seniors, 94, Juniors, 43.5, Sophomores, 67. Individual scoring was as follows: Lorenz fSoph.j .... .... 3 1 Stevens Uunj ..... .... 2 9 Kruzic fSen.j ..... .... 2 1 Vokolek fSen.j .... .... 1 9 Gregson fSen.j ..... .... 1 3 Kmieciak fSen.Q .... .... 1 2 Haveman Gun., .... .... 1 3 Sutton fSoph.j .... .... 1 0 Klosky fSoph.J ..... .... 1 0 Carbone fSoph.j .... .... 9 Bach fSen.j ....... .... 9 Kane fSen.j ....... .... 9 Bartolini fSoph.j --- ---- 6 Kissinger fSen.j .... ..... 4 Horan fSen.J ..... 3 Vick fSen.J ..... -- 3 Schunk Gun., ..... .... 2 Page eiglztynine 0 I 6' G 'W' H