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

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You don t haxe to remember me Each tlme you comb xour hanr You don t haxe to remember ll s MV fax orlte song xou hear You don t haxe to remember me When xx allxmq past mx home You don t haxe to remember that I lox ed yust vou alone You don t h1xe to remember me I m not saymq that you ought 5,151 THINKING OF You jgffm X X77 -.xx Wont you please glxe me 1 thought? met Lotuse Nlcholms TOO LATE He s gone and left me standmg here He s had enough of me Mx che1t1ngl1esth'1txx ere untrue It s much too late to see reahze noxx I xx as a cheat xx asn t xery falr Coyly led hlm on and then Caught hxm m my snare H15 Innocence It xx as so sxx eet Suspectlng not 1 thlng The xx ords I spolxe xx ere spoken xx ell But heartache thex xx ould brmg Who guessed that I xx ould also fill I thought I xx as lmmune To xx arm Sprlnq loxe and slnglng blrds That th1s xx ould end so soon For though I m sorrx noxx you see I reallzed mueh too late He doesnt xx int me anx more H15 loxe has turned to hate Dorothx' Berlant The madness ol 1 loxe The cruel torment1ng uncertalnty of It I fff aw Asleep suddenlx tartled by a dream of losmg hxm Axx llxe the qreltest urge to run axxay from xt all And yet to le axe hxm behlnd Oh' The madness of 1 loxe The burnmg des1re to be IH hls arms xx hen apart The heat cools then and nothmg remalns but the xx h1te ashes of 1 loxe And the dtx1l lxuqhmq md shoutmg Fool' And the madness of a loxe d1sappears Onlx to reappear once more IVIar1e Vltale 11 lt it Plt ll . ' Q . ' , ' ' 25 - K . .- , ' . ' v . ' ' .F A log ' I rx 'A A Q , , - A t - A ' . in 1 I V? . t x . E :S , ,N - - . ef ' , - - N. 'Q , .Q . l , . T4 W D- -- .. -. ' F f' I N 3 . . ' P , - l l I ' . - ,- ch ' H - ., I I A A 4 . gg o I F- A . - ' ' ,,,.... A 4 Q T on N 1 t elm? J!7 . Q 9.5 N A ' at . N f X, N-S '. - ' TJ I , ,Z - . . Q4 kb! ivi A LN., E! ' Q - i ff-ya ,..-. ff- H Y' A 'x ' ' ' .' I , - Q--'l--f 7 ij' ' JJ 0 xl ' A y i , I V' We -H ' x- . If-e , ' ' . lgm' V 'Mx RJ! Y I l I X XJ 1 ' - -. J' I ff ' - f' --ft, A fs' M33 5 I g pi. .... LANL - 2 A,-lf' ' A -A M- 'T A ' 5 ' .. I 2 3 - ' - ff We - 1 !':r'7y A .est ,1 QQ , p:,:Ng, I H, ,4 flfgff. ..,, Leave fi! 'SQTL' Nc: -. N Q- Y x e- N X

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639 MY BOOK OF DREAMS I S1tl7QI1C ifI l the shaded trees Beslde the buhbl nq streams When VISIOHQ come before my eves It IS my Book of Dreams The tales unfold unto my stght The thrllllnq t1les of old The prmeess seated on her throne And there s the knxght so bold I see myself a pxrate maid Upon 1 ragmq sea Wlth people brtngmq s1lyer gold And precnous thlngs to me Un wonder hlll my prxnee 'lu a1t I-lls handsome face does shtne And though ln truth he IS not there My drewmlnq makes hxm mme Alas'Allth1s c'1n nex er be And yet so reil It seems Ill smt md ponder lust 1 xx h1le Then close my Book of Dreams Dorothy Berl mt 0' .J tdmql? f Q , 4 K MW LOVE IS WONDERFUL When I lm ne lr to vou IVIX heirt becomes xxx onderl and Where ml mx dreams Come true My loxe for you has qroxxn so stronq I e innot dare to tell Thus rapxd he ntht it of mv loxe bhoxxs I m rn sour spell udy I 52131 Grues JF? I , .. ' , I f sf A 1' V V X N Love is just so wonderful XXII! KA, X ,Vaci E :i,v. Qi am I II I Xl ll lj N R I It , I ' I T 0 I

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The Course of True Love Looking back into the past I find that he was rlght in every way The whole thing was my fault from the very beglnnmg I was aware of what I was getting myself mto but I was so much ln love that I took matters into my own hands I used to see him around the neighborhood with the older crowd He was such a handsome fellow that almost instantly he captured my heart Every time we passed on the street he would smile at me as though he knew how much I liked him Then one nlght fate played 1ts part we met at a party given by one of the popular qlrls of the neighborhood We danced and laughed together all night bo swiftly did the evening fly that I soon found we were walking home together Before I left him to say goodnight we made plans to see each other the following evening We went for a car ride the next n1qht One date led to arother and each one was more enjoyable than the other The more I saw him the more I could feel myself falling in love with him It was about our fourth or fifth evening together when he told me The words that were thrown at my heart came from the hps of the one I loved so much Words of love were spoken by him but they were of his love for someone else The story was revealed to me from the very IDEQIHHIIIQ with such sorrow that I felt numb all over He started by telling me of his foohsh pride and how it had robbed hlm of the g1rl he loved He never admitted his love to her he thought she knew for granted? She soon fell in love with someone else and could never return to him Now that lt IS too late he realizes his mistake After he hnlshed his tragic tale he took me home without another word Sleep failed me that night and I began thinking of his story It seemed to be a challenge to me to make him forget his hopeless love Then I began my campaign with much success for within reasonable time I had gamed his love Now I was completely happy not only because I had won but because I had ended his sorrows but I was soon to find out that I was wrong terribly wrong Again I was faced with the stabbmg of words which broke my heart soul and mmd I should have known that such a strong love could never be forgotten so easily lhe tears rolled down my cheeks as I could almost feel the vxorld dymg at my feet Now I realize that xt was all my fault I knew yes I knew that I was takmg a terrible chance Losing at love is sometimes a loss that can change your entire being But somehow I feel there is still some hope Someday he will face reahty and come back to me How long I will have to wait IS unknown to me but my faithful and understandmg heart will hve for him only Carole Glocker 16 . . V . . D A without his constantly reminding her. But how long can a girl take one's love ' 3 ' , so V . . . V. . .