Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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Page nineteen V 0 Y A G E R ROSE CATHERINE CAROLEA . Rose Percy Class Volleyball lg-2-3-4 Class Basketball l-2-3 Varsity Basketball12-3-4 Track 3 G Clef 1 1 We'vefour1d that when she is around. Vklith smiles and ebon hair, We look in vain to find the rain. With sunshine everywhere. MARY LOUISE CHAPMAN Mary Lou Senior Choral Club ' Varsity Swimming Team 1-3 Operetta 4 Combine a lot of sweetness With a girl petite and small. And you'll have the very reason Why this lass is liked by all. JOHN A. CHILTON Chilly Jack Orchestra 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 Gym Exhibition l Senior Choral Club Band 3-4 Literary 4 Operetta 4 e His trumpet playing never fails To gain him friends on every hand. Wefre going to see if we can't place Him in the well-known Sousa Band. RUTH ALICE CULP f Ruthie G Clef l-2-3 Senior Choral Club Band 3-4 . Literary 4 Operetta 3-4 Her hair, as black as ebony. Is useful as a shade To keep in bounds the light that comes From smiles that never fade. PAUL M. CURINGA Curly Polly Senior Choral Club To us this year, this lad is new, But he soon showed what h-e could do. We welcomed him with best of cheer. And gladly gave him friendship here. Operetta 4

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V O Y A G JE R WALTER HENRY BROWN, JR. Brownie Class Vice-President 1 Class Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 A. A. Staff 3-4 Literary 4 Junior Prom Committee Senior Dance Committee Glee Club 2-3 Senior Choral Club Voyager Staff 3 Band 4 Operetta 4 His pleasant ways and ebon hair With girls go over strong, And when he steps into the world, His looks will help along. MARGUERITE CELESTE BURDIS Peg Marge Class Basketball l-2-3 G Clef 3 Senior Choral Club Literary 4 Operetta 4 A dainty miss With pleasant smile, To speak with her Is worth your while. MARTHA C. BURRIS Martha Class Volleyball l Class Basketball 2 G Clef 1-2-3 Senior Choral Club Literary 2-3-4 Operetta 3-4 Her knack of joking is a trait That few of us possess: And friends of Martha like her more For all her jolliness. ALMA CAMPMAN HAI 'iAlma G Clef 2-3 Senior Choral Club Class Volleyball 3-4 Class Basketball 3-4 Literary 2 With her we know we soon must part, As months and days go by us: But still her memory in life No person can deny us. WARREN CARLYLE Brother A wealth of noble character He has, but seldom flaunts. And we remind him that in life An honest man ne'er wants. l Page eighteen

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I 'VOYAGER JUNE IONE CURRY Curry G Clef 1-2-3 Senior Choral Club , Class Basketball I-2-3-4 Sophomore I-Iop Committee ' Literary 4 Operetta 4 Never gloomy, never sour: Always has it in her power To bring a smile 'most any place Upon a melancholy face. MARY A. DAUBE Shorty Orchestra 3-4 ' Lady, play your mandolin! Is what we say to her. And play it-say, she surely can- She causes blues to stir. CLYDE LEO DILLON Bud They say he has an Irish name And Clyde admits it's true. I-Ie takes great pride in his descent, He's Fighting Irish, too. GRACE MARIE DILLON Sis Always talking a blue streak, Never quiet, so to speak. Not only when her friends among, But after closing bell has rung. EMIL F. R. DUBIEL Curly Senior Choral Club A studious boy is Emil, Who never wastes his time: And his success will be the kind That can't be put in rhyme. Page twenty