Central Commercial High School - Hour Glass Yearbook (New York, NY)

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'Long Ago and Far Away ..... . . . L K K I l I A 4 4 K K I The Song iA fnded But the rnemory lingers on There Are Such Things .......... There'll Be Some Changes Made ...... A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening Do These Eyes Deceive Me ..... . . Why Don't You Do Right . . . Fools Rush In ,.......... . The Sarne Old Story ......... . . Ain't Misbehavinn .............. . By The Light of the Silvery Moon . . Everything Happens to Me ...... . . Why Don't We Do This More Often I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last N ight Land of Hope and Glory .......... I Don't Want to Walk Without You Night and Day .... ............... . ......... First Term ...........C-irls' Gym . . , . .Program Plan Cards ...........I-Iomework .........Mid-Terms ..............ReportCards Crit of the Building Passes . . . . . . . . .Friday Absences ............Early Session . . . .Fire drill during Gym . . .QSCLQ American History .............EndTerms . . . . . . . . .Guidance Ofiice . . . .Regents Answer Book . . . . .Slriilying for Mid-terms The Lost Chord .................. ............. S enior Music There'll Be A Great Day Coming . . . Don't Believe Everything You Dream . . . . . . .Senior Class Day ...........SeniorProm XL 1 titt y-.ag ff' A 43

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Platter Chatter Heaven Can Wait -The problem kids in C. C. H. S. Wake Up and Live -A. M. session in their first period classrooms. The Old Lamplightern-P. M. session getting dismissed. It All Comes Back to Me Now -Students who forgot to do their home- work. Lost Weekend -Unhappy students coming to school on Monday. Only Five Minutes More -A. M. session students getting up in the morn- mg. I Didn't Know What Time It Was -Central students wandering in after the bell rings. I 'm Beginning to See the Light -Second period in the morning. It's All Over Now -Seniors at graduation. I'll Be Yours -If you pass me. Time Waits for No One -The late bell. Dream - What students do-that they shouldn't do. K1 11 41 LA L4 41 ll ll ll H ll li 010' Uwn Keat Selle:-A Lady Killer -Mr. Lichtenthal. Land I Have Chosen -Central Commercial High School. Qbetween 42nd and 41st streetsj. Cone With The Wind -Three years at Central High. Two Years Before the Mast -Deteritiori at 7. a.m. Fugitive's Return -Centralities coming to school after a weekend. It's a Women's World -At least in Central it is. The Snakepitn-Mr. Clatzer's oihce. Green Years -First days at Central. Stairway to Heaven -Craduation. Years Ago -Third Term. Hold Back the Dawn -A. M. Session. The Wfalls Came Tumbling Down -C. C. H. S. Building. Deception -Absentee note. Ministry of F ear -The oflice. Before the Sun Goes Down -P, M. Students getting dismissed. Are You With Us? -Teachers always asking students. Sharp as The Razor's Edge -Mr. Milbauer. ' Tall, Dark and Handsome -Mr. Karr. li U If ll 16 ll lf ll Ll Al Ll 42

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9 i 7 S 5 232 ?i1-At hate Iulie lay on her bed crying and wishing she were dead. She was thinking of her date last night. You see Iulie had had her eye on Ieriy Dixon since she had entered high school. To her Ierry was the handsomest, best dressed and . . . well, to put it in a nut shell, he was her dream man. Now she was in eighth term and he had finally taken her out. That was not the reason she was crying. lt was what had happened on the date that made her feel so miserable. Julie had taken such pains in getting dressed for her date. In fact, it had taken her all day. Wlreii she was Hnished she knew that her toil had not been in vain because she looked lovely. Ieriy came promptly at eight. She had been ready since half-past seven but she waited in her room fcoat and allj for about live minutes before she came out. Iulie did not want to appear too anxious. Hello's were said and then they started down the stairs. Then it happened . . . Iulie caught her heel and toppled down three steps and landed in the clumsiest position imaginable! After Ierry picked her up they continued on their way. Ierry said they were going to the movies which was satisfactory to her. She loved the movies. S 24305 44