Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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, Q 'r':rrir'ixifirl1w'rNfl ffvefr' -4 ' l Q T. ,ff: Y' dl E .- C-3 ,ag 4312 Lg 1 lst ff., ix is .X if it 'C' 7' Hifi-l?Qfir'iltp1U if fi l' J , ff' W 67 V' iw 1 lx For Rent: Modern Two-Room gtg 4' Apartment ,tile l ilk' . . , ' . Ki Steam Lzglzt-Elrrtrzr U alvr-Rznznzng Heat i ll LV FOR 1NFoRMAT1oN c. PENCE 1' +' i Mg. l i ll 3 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Janitor and family announce the renting I Q of a palatial domicile at -P731 Ellis Avenue. Never before have the XA 'gl Janitors occupied so exquisite an apartment. It consists of two rooms and connecting bath. Although this bath is connected by a corridor if one-half of a block long, yet the Janitors consider this an advantage. V since they are quite athletic, and fully enjoy a lO0-yard dash morn- ! ing and night. This third floor apartment has all modern conveni- ences, including an ice-box on the First floor, and a telephone on the seco-nd. Late in September and thereafter, little Miss Janitor was 4 visited daily by about two hundred young men. lncidentally, this r fair maid is quite temperamental, and in her frequent fits of obstinacy lt she has been known to strew her father's important papers all over ll the floor. The Janitors have acknowledged their appreciation of such a sumptuous suite by maintaining absolute cleanliness throughout 5 the building. Things have been picked up a bit since their arrival. l l lVe hope that this will be received as it was written-devoid of all l seriousness. We are glad to have had them with us, and are unable EQ to express fully our gratitude in having a Janitor who can distinguish the difference between erase and Hsavef' if lf' -EQ, Swartchild: I can't see how l got such a low mark in this exam. Zllr. Ford: It's because you omitted so much. Szc'arz'.: Where?' r I I fllr. Ford Cpointing to paperl : See, there it is omitted. N Qi 5' 'f I W4 i Sludents: Gee, Mr. Haefner, it's hot in here. Zllr. Hzzefner Qscrutinizing thermostat closelyj: What are you fellows complaining about? lt's only 900 in here. J N-a , x .I fr' --1 fa 4 ai CWNA?-DJ' Uwifal 143 N A ft-Q27 QrX lewis YU 'J lKE.11'.fM,fr f S' 04241 4 j'2-Dat! efiflj' Nj? on r e'--X-NMNX at 1213 ,fig ,f frrwrjy fM.,,1::f---'-- -e 113