Christopher Columbus High School - Anchor Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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PARTING WORDS Once, our dear Teachers wenl lo school Lislen lo 'rheir advice, you fool! l+'s gained from sad experience Who knows? H may make sense. MR. BROWNE Mr. Browne is head of our school, And believes no one is a fool. No change in seniors does he see, Throwing erase-rs was his youlhful specially. A leacher he always wanled +o be, A forlunale 'rhing for you and me. In This yearbook you will find His pariing words: keep 'rhem in mind. MR. HEALY If anyfime you gel in irouble, You are senf 'ro I3l on 'rhe double. ln fhis office you will find, A man bofh undersfanding and kind. Teaching he 'rhoughf would be a delighi Bui now i'r's ac+ually a fright His parfing words ring bell offer bell, Any'rhing wor+h doing is wor+h doing well. MRS. NOVER Sludenl-'reacher relafionship +oday, ls far more friendly ihan in her clay. Alihough a graduafe from a sfrici girls' school, She handles The boys using fhe golden rule. She doesn'l like +he way we dress, Wilh dungarees, shirHails and hair in mess. Pariing words Mrs. Nover always dreads, So all she'II say is, So long, Chuckleheadsf' MRS. GOVERNALE Many jobs are open 'ro her, Buf Teaching a+ Columbus she does prefer. A weekly +es+ in her class, everyone knows, Keeps 'rhe s+uden+s on Their foes. A leacher in Holy she mighl have been, Teaching Spanish in Hal-IAN. Cafeleria pa+rol can'+ end loo soon, She prefers sludenls in The home room. Her parfing refleciion goes +his way, Ga+her ye rosebuds while ye may. Q, ' f ' U m y , ' ' in , , W 1-7 Z ' fi mmgyiv If 6 A I . . Q1 ' 'M-. s 9. ...K -- K . ' 2. N.. -- if .A XF saggy 64.-Q 5