Englewood Evening School - Annual Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HG E GLEWOOD By ennre Dahlberg T rs evenrng Dusk rs qurckly meltrng rnto nrght A pedestrran gorng east on Srxty second street for the first trme rs attracted by an unusual burlclrng rn the foreground a large burldrng whose four large castle lrke towers pornt skyward The cold gray stone seems rn perfect harmony wrth the cold gray ky What rs thrs strange burldrng3 A prrson remrmscent of the days of knrghts and dungeons3 The observer s rmagrnatron goes back a semr mrllemum and he sees stal wart horsemen rn armour of steel rrdrng gallantly forth on therr sprrrted steeds He sees the beautrful golden harred prrncess rmprrsoned rn one of the cold towers Currosrty draws hrm closer and he approaches the rmmense burldmg whrch covers nearly an entrre square block Presently the lrghts go on untrl the thousand vvrndows gleam lrke an enormous candelabra Fancy rs broken by the sound of wheels and the grmdrng of brakes as a dozen automobrles park before the burldrng More and more arrrve untrl the street before the spectator rs filled wrth cars as well as the srde streets leadrng away from rt There are machmes of every srze and shape color and krnd some large and comfortable some less pretentrous and others even old and drlaprdated but gettrng there just the same To get there seems to be the passron the urge of thrs multrtude that rs now pourrng up the starrway lrke the urge to vrctory of the ancrent warrrors In a moment all rs srlent agarn save for the echoes of the recent hrlarrty rn the hallways An almost breathless eagerness to learn rergns supreme Interested rnstructors are revealrng the rntrrcacres of the varrous arts and scrences trades and crafts Eager students enter rnto drscussrons absorbrng all that rs sard An hour passes a bell rrngs the halls are agarn filled wrth talkrng and laughrng then srlence Thrs rs repeated for three hours and then the evenrng classes are over the cavalcade of students IS homeward bound Outsrde there are sounds of gear shrftrng crankrng hummrng and purrrng Soon all rs quret save for an occasronal straggler leav mg the burlclrng The lrghts are extrngurshed The cold gray stone parapets of the castle towers strll pornt srlently heavenward but thrs trme they are powerfully rmpressrve to the pedes trran for they stand lrke sentrnels guardrng the rnstrtutron that moulds youthful mrnd and character I 1 a ' , L. a ' - 1 - Q , .. . ' Y , . . . . . . , . - 2 , . s 1 1 , . H ,, . . . . . Y , . I . . , . , . 7 Y - 1 - 1 S ' - ' Y , .- v 1 . - - f ,, . Mc, .. ' ..--, ., , -... 1 . , ., e , : 2l: T W 0 lg A 5 iii 6. 3 H P oo 'wvusrx rQ93'i 'E

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