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

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,, 264.3 'I' llllllll ummrl f 'T - 6 4 A ff ' ii XA G fs, HARVARD K 1 'WXsQX-Jae ' - J N i X 7'-. K V . boil me l OCTOBER lgsmstrqp. Arte rl LFPRAL r I il iff '7f 'ii '- ' 'l:1 n -- :Z 17' 1 J '::::7 RT- ---. lil Xff y Q H N - fl L.. I l Ll F ill l Digger? JANUARY! FEBX X JULY Auqusjr in it 1':' -:112J '-3 ' 1123111 --1---- ' 33 ,- f 113315: 1 11111 1 ll l lk lll lf ll Q ,jj The Calendar Y l September 24' October 0 A rapid Survey Showed few Mr..Haefner drowned out by I newcomers' NO one found asleep- emphatic denials, as he. accuses I Freshmen as usual wild and dumb. Seniors and .Tumors of doing moth' Football practice starts with a big mg- squad out. 7 October 7 , It ainlt gonna rain no more, l Sepiembm 25 says the coach cheerfully, and we First absentees: football players. Df2lCtiCC ill 21 UVCIY Sh0WCT- 5 11:00 A. NI. Hurrah! A new 'gm kind of cookies! Freshman still Qffobw- Q itll? l,X dumb' lldust be Schnadig's birthday. VVe get our first good look at his S li b ,Z face as he comes from behind his 5 ep em E1 9 beard. Season starts with a bang- .rbfl Harvard 6, Calumet 0. Odober j0 fwly .I ,N October I Harvard's poor run-down stu- dents are given the additional nourishment of milk with their cookies. Department of passports opened in C-1. lVIr. Haefner over- whelmed by many calls for vises. Berger and Swartchild, running on scheduled time, check out for Ford terminal at 11:15, returning promptly at ll 2212. X lewis L' X I , 1 f Q X 'NT' 'QV Qbakilgl-lliilxs' 3, i I 1 I , I X . lll 'li ll lib qi.

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X l , ii .,, i l .X f iiriiiiiiwuwi ,,, c X X 6 Jlllllllllllllllllllll 5526 V . gi ,i all K .xx :ww I 5 Q -., X Ci 6, a HARVARD i 41 ,gl , A xo, fx Jjgfwgc XJ!! !IlmllI' Q Qi- ,V wre 5-I-Q' 'J fs W me A xy Y , ll-fi 'V 55? Oclober I2 October 27 4 , v ,QQXX ln addition to the usual hot air After strenuous Monday night around school, our classrooms are faculty meeting, lllr. Haefner an- al Q11- iff' flooded with smoke as the furnace nounces to the trembling inmates ly Bk ill goes on strike, and we are excused that any prisoners found wander- ill xl! lil for the day. Oh! Wel'l, it was ing through forbidden corridors ffl i i Columbus Day. anyhow! will be sent up for thirty days-in gli l fi Ry Study Hall. ,5 3 ll gi 1 i l ll Oclober I5 , , ni li 5 A terrible racket is heard as gen- 06601767 Z8 v X W X ll tle strains of harmony waft them- Foster braves Harvard ridicule ,.' gl hiX:,l,'i selves through the ventilator, while by appearing in spats. Immediately Mrs. Waddell breaks in a new four fellows help him off with his V l COYPS Of SODFHUOS, fCU0fSi b21flI0I1CS, clothes and give him excellent but- i if b?1SSCS, etc- ler service. ' i ,3 October I0 October 30 I l il Seniors not wishing to be out- After many minutes of hard ,i FN done, enter song competition and fighting, we tie Lindblom, 6-6. ri. i after singing Flow Gently, N Sweet Afton, eight times, decide N b 1 2 i Y that Copenhagen is more divert- ofvem 67 ' ' ing- Harvard's symphony orchestra, I i ly alias the Salvation Army band ,Q October I9 plays at the lightweight game. 'mi . IZ f k d f M - hy The candy 1 s rom ount Nolvembeil 0 f Carmel are eaten up as Harvard E ., Q wins, lg-0. Much indigestioin fol- Gimbel goes on a rampage in gi? lows. Chemistry Lab. period. llflr. Vau- v,,g,,, ,EW bel orders new outfit. in f':i'N'N will October 20 Maw QM! l N . Y l illlw' Cone, feeling that two hours Oivembm I9 hard scrimmage was insufficient, nicely drops part of the squad at 56th and Dorchester to give them a little road work. Harvard defeats Chicago Latin, 6-0, thus completing its schedule without a defeat. A success only once before equaled at Harvard. fQQ'N ,D f In Jim P Key!-3-'? A if ' Stes 'X