Curtis High School - Curtis Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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D NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY ALL WORK AN ' E bri htened our fall term .by giving a Hallow-E'en party. 8 Dressed as farmers, the juniors and Seniors joined in a romp ' d then silently tiptoed to the mysterious in the gymnasium, an north corridor and found our fondest expectations fulfilled, -good things to eat. Before the February Seniors left us, we entertained them in Pal- mer Hall. A few of our number afforded us great amusement by pre- ! ' fl senting the pantomime, HA Bachelors Reverie. On a certain night in February, dim religious lights filtered through ' ' P l rHall Here fairy decorations upon a scene of whirling gaiety in a me . it was that the Juniors were making merry with their guests, the Seniors. Fifty

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ST. PATRICK'S DAY PARTY A green little club, In a green little Way, A green little class entertained one day. Tho' the green little candies forgotten may be, Such fun that same class ne'er again will see, As their dear teachers did gambol about, Ah-then how those Seniors so wildly did shout! One must remember that in the search for knowledge, the body as Well as the soul must be fed. Happily the Mid-Year Seniors real- ized this in time to offer much needed sustenance to their weary friends of the june class, who greatly revived, went back to their annual duties, after their entertainment and dance at Palmer Hall on the evening of March Slst. Fifty-one