Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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The I 9 3 2 Voyager SEVENTEEN JOHN REGIS BYERS, JR. Buttertup L'Pat Literary 2 Glee Club 3 Orchestra 2-3-4 Choral Club Johnnie plays the hddle fTo you the violinl, But just the same we tell you, Itys music-not just dirt. MARY JANE CARMICHAEL Dave Carrie Literary 1-2 Choral Club C Clef Club 2-3 Gym Exhibition Volleyball 1-3 Class Basketball 2-3 Class Vice-President 2 Where would we be without this blonde, Who made our daily classes gay? So in return we hope she may Have joy forever and a day. MARY CARR ..Mary., Oil City High School 1-2 Choral Club Dennison High School 3 Dennison and Oil City Have lost a friendly lass, But C. H. S. has profited And welcomes her en masse. CASPER CASALIN Lbcasii Glee Club 2-3 Choral Club Literary 2-4 Commercial Club Forensic League Oratorical Contest Operetta Caspefs speeches are quite fervent, They are full of pep and fire, And in lisfning to his speaking We are likely not to tire. IRMA PHYLLIS CASTELLANI 'LIrm G Clef Club 1-2-3 Junior Prom Committee Class Basketball 1-2 Ass't. Basketball Manager 3 Volleyball 1 Choral Club Literary 2 Manager Girls' Athletics 4 Track Manager 3 Manager Field Meet 4 A. A. Council 4 Voyager Stall 4 Tall, dark, and full of fun Fits this girl to a KT . 0f course welll miss her when she's gone, .lust wait and you will see. Seniors

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The lt l 1 T l I v 2 t I t, 1932 tl Voyager T fl! ' 'W T:':.:?:.2:1fir:1f:g1:f: -W --- -W -- in , :ig l t ELIZABETH BERTENTHAL ..I-dizziess ..LiZ-. C Clef Club l-2-3 Choral Club Literary 2 Commercial Club Always contented, always cool, H And nothing much to say, ' Constant success and happiness Shall always come her uay. JOSEPH J. BETZ j ...loess l l, Class Basketball 2-3-4 Senior Dance Committee ti Literary 2 Clee Club 3 fl Class Treasurer 2 Class Vice-President 3 Choral Club Y Tall and broad and handsome yt And full of vigor, too, lj Hefs liked by everyone of us ji' And that includes you, too. 't Q: CHARLES N. BOCK A ll chuck 'ABuck i' Literary 3 A. A. Treasurer 4 l it Nou' what we need in this our school, ls more of the type of this boy here, lg W'ho,s treasurer of our o1t'n A. A. Fail? Him? Say, have no fear. tl -' CHARLOTTE W. BOEHMER ' Charley L'Char Class Basketball l-2-3-4 Urchestra 3-4 Class Swimming l Commercial Club Class Volleyball 2-3-4 Choral Club 5 Track 2-3 Gym Exhibition 4 , Band 2-3-4 Voyager Staff 4 Q Pennant Committee Literary 4 She's a tall and stately damsel And her thoughts are all worth. while, And her snapshots in this annual Are the ones that make you smile. 4. TCM BUCHNER l Dutch ll Junior Prom Committee Choral Club 1 'J Here's a boy thafs five-eleven,'- 'j just that much of jun, V We are sure that we will miss him When our school is done. SIXTEEN Seniors t. lf

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The I 9 3 2 Voyager Seniors GUY MARIA CURINGA ' l .Guys I Class Basketball 4 Clmrzil Club Now this guy's name is Guy, But listen, boys and girls, Just what, pray tell, do you Think of his pretty curls? CLARA BARBARA CZARNECKY Clara Commercial Club Here's one who,s always smiling, She,s full of capers, loo, And one who's always willing, To be a friend to you. BETTY JANE DONNELLY ..Betty.. Volleyball 1-2-3 Choral Club Class Basketball 1-2-3-4 Commercial Club Track 3 Field Meet 4 A quiet girl is Betty, Whose conduct marks nrenit redg She doesn't get a B in that, But many A's instead. WILLIAM DORNENBURC- Bill Literary 3 Thousands and thousands of ounces of pep And then a few tons of good looks, And the marvelous creation is just about done, It's Bill who's like heroes in books. EVELYN CLAIRE ELLIS Evelyn Class Basketball l-3-4 Choral Club Varsity Swimming 1-2-3-4 Gym Exhibition C Clef Club 1-2-3 Field Meet 4 Literary 1-2 Volleyball 1-3 Her eyes are full of mischief, She is always full of fun, And although she plays some pranks on us, She's one we'd never shun. EIGHTEEN