Centennial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pueblo, CO)

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...il AIQQA- ..l.L........ .-h e--4 iff aff, Qoodfbye, eWCy Ggfriends 'E' Good-bye, my friends -ah, what a queer refrain For me to sound when it's not in my heart. Today these words which sever me apart From you I have so loved-there is some pain That comes from memories I shall know again. But I must smile at you-and from the start Cloak up emotions-waive the bitter part Of telling you good-bye-the words remain, 'AGood-bye my friends. It is a task endeavoring to impart To you just how I feelf I could explain Perhaps far better in another strain: Remember. then, I'm not attempting art, And these few words are coming from the heart- Good-bye, my friends. -JEAN K. IVIURRAY . CO Page T z

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M ivli enior ommittees Class of 1936 CAP AND GOWN AUBREY STEVENSON-- Chairman DAMON ROYCE VIRGINIA ENSOR MARGARET PERKINS MEMORIAL KID DAY Pagc Tuxmly-eight ROY MEANS-QChairman ANITA STRINGER FRED JONES ESTHER SWEARINGEN HELEN ZOMBRELLI JIM MURRAY-Chairman BETTY NEIL LOXV JACQUELINE ROACH XVILLIAM MCCLURE HAROLD AMMANN SENIOR PLAY BOOSTING MAX MORTON ETHEL SHERMAN

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Page Thirty C5716 Cyoslings Grow Up Hickory, Dickory, Dock, Ten years ticked by the clock, The Class returned And gossip learned, Hickory, Dickory, Dock. ERRICK is a Juvenile judge in the city of New York, Where Nichols, running a packing plant, produced Plump Piggy Pork. Harold Amman is a yes man out in Hollywood, And there McQuarrie is a diver so 'tis understood, MacLean, a modern Hepburn, plays many a leading part: Perkins and Thomas are running a school of dramatic art. Stringer and Scoggins are performers on the Hying trapeze: Chapman and Frances make their way, selling perforated cheese. Engram, Biffle, and Bennett croon as the Singwell Sisters, While Bassil Hill is getting rich on salve for sunburn blisters. Lark, Coughenour, and Miller run Ye Olde Antique Shoppef' Craig is a chief of police, and a man on the force is Copp. Sollee and Vroom are brilliant Metropolitan stars: Mehalovitz has just returned from a rocket trip to Mars. Pickerel and Eberhardt edit the New York Daily: Recipes and food facts are written by Donna Bailey: Nat Sachter gets details on earthquakes, floods, and riots, And Lucas, Ford, and Moseley are authorities on diets. Moore, Moore, and Moore, Attorneys, plead cases by the score. At Claudie Harmon's restaurant, Gene Merrill's at the door. Poets of renown are Bronnenkant and Beiter: Krause manages Hard-Hitting Heltemes, prize prize-fighter. Pike's Peak peanut pushers are Rantschler and Myers: Kerr and Rodasta sell accessories and tires: Strawn and Hammerstrom run a garage and tinker there with cars: ln a planetarium down the street are Patti and Bayle, watching stars. Murray, Murray, and Murray are lively undertakers: Kirkpatrick, Keller, and Kane make shakeless cock-tail shakers, Which John Burke, to no avail, has tried to sell at any rate. The Pattersons. Chuck and Kate, a western dude ranch operate, Where Helene Brownlee, farmerette, milks cows at early morn, The call to breakfasters is made by Bessey on his horn. Not far away is Stemple, a very fancy roper, Vvlhile other cowboys of the West are Harold Hime and Soper. Frank Parise is postmaster in a nearby, booming town, Where Messenger and Marsalis are miners of renown. Yvonne Finley has her ups and downs, running an elevator, Where Cwrillin in Kiniry's shop is a beauty operator, And manicurist Cathryn Cramer paints fingernails bright red, While Hall has designed a nifty coiffeur for the college co-ed. Blue-Brown Circus has Collins and Edwards as the chief attraction. Their difference in heights is some seven feet plus a fraction: Tschmelitsch plays the caliope and Hagins the saxophone, Jones and Holder are clowning on an elephant, while Stevenson slides his trombone Pollard places balloons on the snout of her trained alligators: Angelico, Thaxton, and Nagel in the chuck tent peel potaters.