Lake View High School - Red and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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110 Red and White of Lake View High School one of the Pain men waiting evidently until I should do so to steal home. Mustering my scattered wits I threw the ball violently at him and gave him a beautiful blinker. VVith a yell of pain he laid down in the grass and looked sick. In his death grasp, however, he held the home base and it remained in his hand as he was car- ried away, it distinct and he extinct! llnd of round four, two to one in their favor! After the fifteen minute intermis- sion, much refreshed, we commenced the fifth round. The home base was torn to shreds by our eager hands and amid cries of delight the referee declared that round a tie. This time to our sorrow, the home hase was tacked down. Despite our valiant struggles the Pain team held us at hay while one of them pried it loose and ate it. Great gosh! Three to one in their favor! The seventh round found us deter- mined to do or die. This time one of the Pains reached home just as I did. I sat down on it and refused to get up until the referee declared that round a tie. VVe commenced the eighth deter- mined to score. Despairingly I seized the base just as a Pain man did and refused to loosen my hold. At the end of tifteen minutes the referee declared that neither side had scored. This was the ninth and last round! VVe lined up. Rushing forward We struggled mightily. Several of us rolled in the ground and bit the dust. After several hours of this we suc- cumbed one by one to fatigue. As they carried me off I heard a voice say, Poor Lake Blewf' Then I swooned. That was a sublime game. QThey say the ridiculous often achieves the sublimej. Later I joined the Koo Koo Klan. Three strikes out. -Tilfic LCZZIZIZO-H. .-M1 .-E........,,,1.,,,1m.1..1....1,..1,.1 1,.,1,,s? ,i...1...,... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .-M.. The Su rf Chicago s choice Residen- I i TELEPHONE RAVENSWOOD 7471 tial Hotel epitomizes the Q 2 rare quality of the home I -which brings us to the best in clientele and in- spires us to further 1 achievement. I 2 Apartments of varying is 0 size luxuriously furnished, I C a n e V 1 n S with every appointment 2 for fastidious house-keep- 1 ing. Located in the exclusive north shore residence section, yet within 15 minutes of business 2 center via motor bus and various nearby car-lines. Descriptive booklet mailed upon Q . request. I FREDERICK C, SMLLMAN, Manager I Surf Street at Pine Grove Avenue i CHICAGO ILL. 2 ! CANDIES i ii 1771 Wilson Avenue Chicago .F--H--U-M--.-.M-in-.H-:.-it-M-..--.H-M-.ii --i-- - - - - - - - - - - -it--it

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