Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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6 if I4 1 X I x 'X ,' Page twenty-seven V 0 Y A G JE R DOROTHY E. MCGANN Dot Dodo Pennant Committee 3 Commercial Junior Prom Committee We couldn't put her assets In this shortened bit of rhyme. So let her picture tell you Why she's lovely all the time. NORA CATHERINE McGUlRE Nonie Literary 4 We find her voice so low and sweet, An asset that is hard to beat: And though that voice is rarely heard, It has the sweetness of a bird. DAVID MCKOWN Hank Contest 4 Glee Club 2-3 Senior Choral Club Literary 2 Operetta Class Basketball 2-3-4 We know that we shall never see A lad more likable than he, And many reasons do we cite To prove that we have chosen right. DOROTHY MARION McLAUGHLlN Dot Union High School, Burgettstown 1-2-3 Our lasting friendship willing falls To this newcomer to our halls, The only girl-says Mr. Lee- Who dared to tackle Chemistry. HENRIETTA K. MEYER Hen Tommy Operetta 3-4 Literary 4 G Clef 3 Senior Cho Commencement Program A cheerful chum that's never glum Is she. and what is more, We always find her cheerful kind Are loyal to the core. 4 ral Club

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V O Y A G E R v1oLET ROMAINE LEWIS Vi Louie Operetta 4 Carhiwee Staff l G Clef l-2-3 Senior Choral Club Commercial Contest 4 As pretty a little damsel As you would wish to see: She's crowned with golden ringlets And personality. VICTOR MARCY Erenchy This senior's schedule is no jig Composed of easy studies. For physics. chemistry, and trig Weren't made for lazy bodies. HELEN BEATRICE MCCUE Helen Senior Choral Club Operetta 4 ' So talkative and full of pep, We scarce know what is best: Whether make her our debating team Or let her take a rest. MARGARET ANN McEWEN 'lMarsy Peggy Senior Choral Club Volleyball l-2-4 Class Basketball 1-2 Band 3-4 Orchestra 4 Operetta 4 If winter's snow should fail to come, And winter sports decline, Then Margaret's hobby would be lost, And how her heart would pine. FRED McFARLAND 'AFreddy Fritz Class President 2 Class Poet 4 Sports Editor 4 Literary 2-4 Class Basketball 2-3-4 Sophomore Hop Committee Cardinal Club 2 Senior Choral Club Glee Club 2-3 Operetta 4 Debating Contest 4 Commencement Program His rhyming couplets make us laugh, His poems make us roar: He puts our very traits in verse. A poet? Yes, and more. Page twenty-six

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V 0 Y A G E IR JOSEPH MILLER HJOQH Langley High School 1-2 Operetta 4 Senior Choral Club Class Basketball 4 He sometimes hides his thoughts behind Those glasses that he wears, But this fair lad outshines them all- They never come in pairs! NICK MIZIK Peat Football 2-3-4 Senior Dance Committee He's always getting broken up While on the gridiron playing, But ne'ertheless he's liked by all And hence this little saying. BETTY E. MORGAN Betty G Clef l-2-3 Senior Choral Club Class Volleyball l-2-3 Band 3-4 Class Basketball l-2-3-4 Operetta 4 Ring Committee 4 Her vocal talents take the lead Of all her assets bright. We hope to see her name some day In Broadway's dazzling light. WILLIAM R. OATES Bill Literary 3 Operetta 4 Senior Choral Club We all admire this quiet lad For qualities we wish we had. And boisterous boys might well express A wish to have his quietness. FRANCIS JOSEPH PALKA 'iButts Football 2-3-4 Ring Committee 4 Junior Prom Committee Class Basketball l-2-3-4 Gym Exhibition Senior Choral Club Operetta 4 We're forced to think that this boy's laugh. The cause of much uproar, Is a cross between a healthy sneeze And a well developed snore. I Page twenty-eight