Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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The I 9 3 2 Voyager Seniors ROBERT HOFMANN, JR. Bob Class President 4 Never is our president Without his cheery smile, He's the kind that typihfes That life is still worth while. LOUIS GEORGE MORELLI Louie Louse Class Vice-President 4 Choral Club Literary 1-3 Publicity Manager of Athletics 4 Class Basketball 3-4 Voyager Staff 4 Glee Club 3 0 eretta P This lad writes the write-ups About the baseball games, But when he isn't doing that, He's talking to the dames. HELEN LEWELLYN 'sH6lCD,l C Clef Club 1-2-3 Orchestra 4 Literary 1-2 Secretary 4 Sophomore Hop Washington Program Junior Prom Operetta Accompanist Commercial Club Senior Dance Committee Choral Club There's rhythm in this pretty girl, There's music in each finger, She always wears a winning smile, That makes her friends all linger. JANE CULBERTSON BOOTH .tjanie-Q Class Treasurer 4 Gym Exhibition Class Vice-President 1 Voyager Staff 2 Literary 1-2 C Clef Club 2-3 Varsity Swimming 2-3-4 Choral Club Class Basketball 1-4 Washington Program Varsity Basketball 1-2-3 Field Meet 4 Honorary Varsity 4 Commencement Speaker Class Volleyball l-3-4 Senior Dance Committee Track Team 3 Cheerleader 3-4 Here is the perfect, modern girl Shefw right up in each study, She's pretty and athletic, too, And for all fun she's ready. V FOURTEEN

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The I 9 3 2 Voyager Class Poem The Class of 1932 Now leaves this school of ours And carries with it memories Of many happy hours. El . As Freshmen we were scared and green- i As Sophomores talked out loud- As juniors studied all the time- As Seniors-stately, proud. No minute of our four long years Do we regret a bit, The torch of knowledge which we held For others still is lit. Our Hop, our Prom, our Dance and all Are now things of the past, But happy mem'ries of them all Are mem'ries that will last. We've tried to play both fair and square Defeat them-one and all. Our stars shone bright on all the teams, Spring, winter, and in fall. Now we will travel on afar To corners of the earth, And use our knowledge here and there And spread real joy and mirth. So here's to dear old C. H. S. Whose rnem'ries dear we hold, And sadly leave its halls and go Fine lives to try to mold. -Foiuussr 1 1 i - 1 4 l 1 f H. ALTER, JR., '32. l i Q Class y Poem' 'N

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The I 9 3 2 Voyager FIFTEEN LUCILLE E. ADAMS Cille Johnstown Sr. High 3 Although she's new to us Slwfv rery dear to us. Choral Club This quiet lass with auburn hair ls one who merits more than fain FORREST HENRICI ALTER, JR. NFO.. Literary 1-4 Commencement Program 3-4 Glee Club Accomnanisl 2-3-4 Voyager Staff 4 Choral Club Music League Conlesl 4 Spring Concert Program 3 Accompanist, Band Concert An amateur he'll make of Poe, His works already show il. One glance at them will make you know That he is our class poet. JOHN v. ARMES Johnnie Class Basketball 1-4 Varsity Swimming 2-3 uuliggs.. Choral Club Baseball 4 ln stature he may be quite small But still he's not just not at all , For you should see him in the gym, And say-just watch him dive and swim. HELEN MARIE BELTZ Helen Commercial Club Choral Club Gym Exhibition Voyager Typist Ilelen's typing's made her famous, She is neat and careful, too. She does typing for the teachers And it satisfies them, too. DOROTHY LOUISE BENSON .tD0ts1 Literary 1-2-3-4 G Clef Club 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Class Basketball 1 Class Volleyball 1 Here's our honor student- She studies all the time, And so to Dor'thy Benson W e dedicate this rhyme. 'iDodo Band 2-3-4 Washington Program Voyager Staff 4 Commencement Speaker Choral Club 4 Seniors