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

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THIRD AVE UE EL Th1s IS m trlbute to the Th1rd Avenue El whlch has every school day for three years served me falthfully Every mornmq br1qht and early I qet up vtalk a few blocks and there I stand IH front of a small prlwate ra1lroad I cllmb the steps worn th1n and smooth vtxth the constant cl1mb1ng of feet up the stalrs The feet belong to all kxnds of people the rel1g1ous the small the old the derellcts that seem to l1ve 1n the doorvt ays along Thlrd Avenue and the bankers and Wall Street brokers vxho have walked up these steps to catch a tra1n I get to the top pay mv fare and 1f xt s vunter I stand ln front of a l1ttle pot bell1ecl stove vxhere every one huddles to thaw out h1s frost bltten fingers In the summer I stand out on the platform and look doxxn the tracks and walt for the tra1n to come The tram announces lts arrxval vxlth thunderous applause and the platform trembles as 1f afraxd of the tram When I get 1n I look out the vtmdovx at the people golnq by or read the sxqns Sometxmes I can look drrectly acloss 1nto the homes of people l1ke people qettmg on and off as vxe come to the1r statlon Sometnmes I 1m so lnterested ln them that I almost go past my statmon Well vxe re comlng to the end of our r1de Thr, IS the 42nd Street Statlon and It s t1me to go Eleanor Hennessey Lord' vx hat can I say to you7 You gave us so much yet vx e have tvx lstecl and d1storted almost every good th1ng gxven unto us You gave us love You vs anted to share your love you xx anted us to love our frlends and nelghbors to love peace beauty and to love llfe You gave us peace You vt anted us to llve m peace and yet our greedy selhsh selves hax e not alloxx ed lt You gave us beauty You gax e us many beautlful thmqs yet seldom do vt e flxckex a eyelash at the many natural vt onders of lnfe Lord' vx hat fools xx e mortals be' Olga Anne Pxfko ' ' 1 , . . . V . . V . V, . . . V . V . . r Y ' l . . Y y. . . - . V L V . 1 . . . Y . . V. 7 4 . watching a scene in a play: but most interesting of all, is to watch the different V , f . , D A , 3 ,. , v V Q .-. 1 1' ' ' ' .-A ,C 5. . Y . K y 1 C , K F, 7 ' I ' 7 U Q .. 7 ' A I I A I I L v 36

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CENTR L'S TOP TUNES THE THING As I xx as strolllnq doxxn the hall one clark and clre1rv d tv I came upon 1 freshm in astandtnq tn my xx IV I pushed her down I knocked her out and much to my QLIFPIIBQ Oh I dtscovered Glatzer rtqht before mv eves 0h I dlscox ered Glatzer rtqht before mv eyes I took my SQHIOF button out and platnly let htm see That I am noxx a senlor and as proud as I can be I'Ie turned around and looked it lt And satd Leave me alone Oh qet out of here xx 1th that dom dom dom Before I send you home 0h get out of here xxtth that dom dom dom Before I send you home The moral of thls storv as vou can plalnlv see If you ex er see a freshm1n astandtng qutetly Don t push her doxxn don t knock her out Gr you xx 1Il be surprtsed xx hen Glatzer xxaves a detentlon sllp rtqht before your eves Oh xx hen Glatzer xx ax es a detentlon sltp rxght before your eyes Rlta Hammer Roslyn lVI1zor WE DONT WANT TO LEAVE YOU tlune I Dont Want to Love Youl We dont xx int to leixe you Please don t let us care thls thought of ours IS leadtnq us noxx hexe If xxe only knexx th it there xxere others xxho xx ould feel the xx ay 1t seems Well lund of mlss vou Centril 1n our dreams C entz xlttes lf xxe re not xx rong our thoughts ue your thoughts too Q :use xxe don t xx int to le xxe vou noxx Boo hoo THEY DIDNT BELIEVE ME lTune samel And xhen thev told us hoxx sid one dax xxe d be xxe dtdn t beltexe them xxe nex er beltex ed them We wld You re cra x tilktnq through your hat xou re nuttx Thts and that Whx xxe xx anttd to get lnto the xx orld And xx hen We tell them and xxe re eettatnlx gotng to tell them Oh just hoxx sid hoxx sad one dax thex ll be When thev leaxe Central Dear dear old Central Ltsten to those thtrd termers thex can t xx alt to see lean W1ll1nghan1 , 'Q ' K ' ' . ' . 1 al C 5 e ' ' ' ' x ' 'Q I, ' I I c . C , 7 5 si C sq C I A , I V V , . . 'N ' , n C Y I 'i c I , c X I . ' I. f h c I 1 I I . y , E - , U- , I vt We do fhoxx' different it would bel But we don't xx'ant to leave you, crazy as I 'Q' .--' f' ' , 1 sa' ' K 5 ,wg '1 ' . . , v I C C 1 . , 1 , f .1 X 1 X k- Y wc 3 1 ly v I 5' v V l I y 5 I . ., . . . f U I E I V I 7 - - I 1 v pc ' v k-r v yv ' . . ' . , ' . ' I