St Augustine High School - Call Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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CLASS CALENDAR Christmas Christmas came with all its gladness, Crushing sin and all its sad-ness. Exams Exams again came at lastg All seemed glad when they had passed. Caps and Gowns Our caps and gowns have some at lastg That day of days will soon be past. Retreat Our last retreat was one of prayer- We placed our souls in Gods good' care, Class Play Our play was hailed as being Mille bestf' The Seniors have wiihstoozl the test. Senior Debate The school enjoyed our Senior Debate, The Seniors' efforts supremely rate. Prom That night of nights had come at lastg Our hearts were sod when it had passed-, Class Day Each Senior stepped before the crowd, Having reason to be proud. Graduation Graduation meant we must part- A lifes new work about to start, Y

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CLASS CALENDAR Class Officers Class officers must be electedg School spirit now has been erected. War Stamps Our War Stamp Quota is mighty highg Our money makes those bombers fly. Augustinian Department heads were chosen todayg Our Augustinian is here to stay. Report Cards First report cards proved' quite a thrill: Those grades can be made-it we show good will Yearbook Our Yearbook theme must be decidedp Through our Mother our book is guided. Initiation Our Freshies must be welcomed, toot Initiation day is nearly d-ue. Author Quiz That author quiz was quite a dayg lt proved a thrill-in a literary way. Class Rings Our class rings we received todayg This surely made the Seniors gay. Our Hero Our soldier classmate came to cally Ray Adams visit put spirit in all.

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TILL V DAY The war Effort here at Saint Augustine is not a mere patriotic phrase. Buying bonds and stamps is something that is more or less taken for granted in our school today. A blue and White minute-man flag waves defiantly in the center of the third-floor corridor, forever proclaiming itself as a symbol of the students' lOO per cent cooperation in the Weekly stamp drive. Bond buyers are by no means few. Delegates from the Senior Class attend Red Cross Rallies volunteers canvass for Red Cross donations, and, each Week, the Seniors type labels for mailing the l'Back of the Yards lournal to the neighborhood boys in service. 1401