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

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What is thisl see? Can it be interference? It's just the School Store making Annual Clearance! Mr. Tyler is nervous .... la very big salej A girl's buying a three-cents stamp for her mail.' Sk 'lf Sk 'X' Our Mr. Wolfe's copped the Comedy Crown . . . He has his own show- The Burned Toast of the Town. ' SF if HKS Sk On Channel 9, this Q-uartet's plain . . . I t's Heller, Ramsey, Griswold and Kane .... if 321 IK: IDF .7VIrs. Weidl's class is sure That 2 plus 2 is Channel 4! if if if SF The Yearbook class goes on at 8, The Goldbergsu come here to create .... SF all it Sk We moved the well-known Dental Mechanics To the TV Studio at the Annex . . . Their false teeth are very prominent They are sponsored by Polident. . . it Ik SX: 'll Now everything can't be so swell . . . There is one thing Centralites repel, It isn't fair, the students shout, That vacation should start when the tube blows out! Sally M erran 39

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Seniors of I 975 Since 1950, our Central grewj It's not the old building that we knew .... I t's modern now , with sharp precision! Our motto- Learn Through Television. ' 'IF it IK- IX: Your living room is now your class, You can throw away your subway pass, . . An outdoor Antenna is now needed, Your lessons are taught while you're comfortably seated .... :Xi SK: Sk SF And room 215 The home of the Dean Can now be seen On Channel 13! SF if ak if Instead of Kukla, Fran and Ollie, Room 207's gone in for folly. Th.ey can't let that program wilt .... So they're calling it jo, Sadie and Milt. ' 'll ik PX: SF If you tune in your set at 10 after 8, You're greeted by Glatzer who tells you- YOU'RE LATE! You must get some sort of detention, you know- You'll miss Milton Berle for three weeks in a row.' 38

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Letter from Miss anier My dear Friends: I wish I could use these parting words to show each one of you the little moving picture I carry around in my mind of your development while at Central Commercial High School. You came here bouncing with vitality, eager, immature, and sometimes confused--and I have watched you grow slowly into self-reliant, ambitious, responsible young men and women. Talking to you, laughing with you, helping you to work out your problems- these have been extremely rewarding experiences for me. If you can remember all your life the undiluted friendliness you felt toward all your classmates, the thrill of completing a diflicult task to your own satisfaction, the help that sometimes came unexpectedly out of the blue when everything seemed to be going wrong, this friendliness, this pride of achievement, and confidence in the future will bring you not only personal happiness and success, but also the ability to make this world a happier place for others. - My warmest good wishes go with each and every one of you. Sincerely, Alice Lanier 40