Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

Page 22 text:

Whom! Plub 4 fllL1'Uli1'7' t'I11b 4 Slf1IfU7' Donlwsfiz- Srir' fllll7fIU1'?' Flub 4 Srnirn' I,i'h'z'm'y urls .l.,-1. .i-4 lfrlsL'r'tbrllI 1-2-3--l Iwfyuyer Ntujjf 4 f,'llUI'lll !'lHl1 4 Helen Annabelle Cook y nrw fllnss 4 Well, behold a little flirt Wearing a nurse's cap, quite pert, Since that is what she intends to be We know that none could be better than she. Sarah E. Cramp Ruth Helen Burry Glass Baslwtball l-2-3-4 Cllass Valley-llull 1-2-3-4 T.,lI.T..l1. Club I-2-3-4 Varsity Nllfllllllfllfj l-LZ Burry's a whiz at athletics, ln every sport she excels: She won't admit it, but l think Flioral Flub 4 Girls' A..-1. 3-4 Truck Tram 2-3-4 Gym Exhibition 2 Field .llvfft 2-3-4 Play Day 2-3-4 Oprfrvfiu 4 She likes the movies just as well. Mary Chirumbole Mary is the humorous type. We have to say in this rhyme She's ready for a witty joke Just any and every time. Lorraine Clatty 'nrsity Swinzrraiiiry 1-2 She usually leads the honor list, She's a splendid athlete, alsog Class Sr'M'Ptm'y 1 Ilnralier l'lub 4 Trrirk Team 2-3-4 llpplwlia 4 Gym Erlzibition 2 I'nIr'1lictm'iun We hope she guides her future life As well as she did the Westward Ho! 7'..ll.7'..1l. Ulub 1 Oprlrfttn 4 llhoral FIND 4 Opvrrlfta 4 T..lI.T..ll. Ulub 1-2-3-4 !'ul'aI'i4'r f'Iub 4 Senior I,iIf'rary !'o11nnr1nr'4'7lLeut Speaker One of a noisy quartette Whose ears to each other they lend To hear on Monday morning The happenings of the weelvend. Oliver Danziger Varsity Iiaslretlmll 1-2-3-4 Oprrvlta Fast 4 I'm's1'ty Burl-ball Z-3 Commercial Pluh 4 flhorzil l'lub -L The Crosby of the Crooners' Club, And such a voice has he That all the girlies despair A favorite of his to be.

Page 21 text:

Leanore Brennan C'lmraI !'lub 4 f'0'Ill'II7f'7Y'f!ll f'Iub 4 flpfrwtfzl 4 T..1l.T..lI. Flub 1-2-3-4 Leanore takes things as they come, And even when she is delighted, She never becomes very flustered, Never the least bit excited. y Luella Briggs fl l I1'f 2-3 Girls' fl.,-l. 72-4 t'l1u1'aI !'Iulf 4 Oprfrrttu 4 T..l1.T..ll. Huh 1-2-3-4 Hass lizlslwtllrrll 1 l'az'ulir'r Vinh 4 Gym lfliflflllifflfll 2-3 Full of humor, full of fun, Dispensing cheer to everyone, Gloom and worry can never be found When Miss Luella is around. Lois Browne ,llonouyullrla Iliyh Sr-Iuml I-2 T..lI.T.,lI. f'I11b 3-4 Voyagrr Stuff 4 Vhorul l'I11b 4 f'm'ulz'P1' Club 4 0pr'r1'fiu 4 One of our poets, Attracts many a sir, Scolded for laughing with i Those who sit around her. Harriet Brubaker 5 fl l'lf'f 2-3 l'rmmwrrr'fal Flub 4 Flmrnl fllllll 4 S1'n1'nr I.l'lI'7'Il1'jl Harriet's as versatile as can be, She's really quite good at tickling the keys: When it comes to dancing she sure can step, We must admit, she has lots of pep. Janet Rhae Brush Varsity S'u'im1r1ir1y 1 Swrinr Iiitr-rary Vuyrzyvf- Stay? 4 IVr1.vhington lfi-Fcntenniul Program Sera f'!ll'!l1'fl'7' flllll 4 Upvwltu f'us! 4 Nev. .-LA. 3-4 ' Spring f'07l!'1'l'f 2-3 Virev Pr:-x. Hi1'l.s A..-1. 3 T..1l.T,.lI. Club 1-2-3-4 Prrfx. T..1l.T..lI. 2 Vluss lfuslwtlzilll 1-2-3-4 Girls' .l..l. 3-4 Vluss Valley-Ball 1-2-3-4 Suplnomorr' llup Fommiilfr Gym E.I'fl7fll'l'f'ffM1, Junior Pram fi'l1lII771-I'ffl'F TI'!lI'l.' Tram 2-3 Janet is very active And dependable as can be. That's why the principal calls her His private secretary. Lillie Mae Burrell .. . .. .4 Plznrnl Flnb 4 7' Il T11 fllllll 1-2-3-4 f'Ulll17If0I'I'flIf !'Iulz 4 U1l1'I'!JtfIl Lillie is happyfgo-luckyg She never seems to care Whether it will rain or shine, Or whether it will be fair.

Page 23 text:

IJ Flef 3 Wlmral Vluln 4 flpr'l'1'Hn 4 Gln' Flub 24? Unmrnwrriril l'lul1 4 Choral Vlulz 4 Rose Marie Dlugos Smlim' L1'fe1'n1'y flrnvlirlzrfw-ia! illllil 3-4 f'n7n111,r'11r'v1n1'11f Program In typing, this active lass Many of us she does surpassg Not only that, other compliments are due, She'll make a Hue stenographer, too. Lawrence E. Doerr lei'-4 Firms Iinslmllulll flprrwllfl 4 Lawrence is quite an accomplished musician: He strums his guitar and banjo well. Perhaps someday this lad may play For Guy Lonibardo-Who can tell? Violet Edie Someone who is rather pensive, So near, yet so far away, Someone who is ever meditating, That's Violet each and every day. 2 Paul A. Eveson Band 1-2-3-4 Ornlwstrri 2-3-4 Srfnim' h'llSl llLIIIf' lluslcvtlmll .llmznyrir 4 Senior Liirfrnry Nwiivr llanr-e' flll7ll7llHfI'F' Richard Eugene Eveson Rrmrl 1-2-3-4 Pr-mmnt Pinnrnittwf 3 Eveson is one class clown, He likes fun of every kind But books he leaves to other m John Falick Glwr' fllull 3 f'lmraI Club 4 Opvrifttn 4 For Falickls continuous talking We can't seem to find a cure: But of this fact we are certain, Tl'l'!I.S'. fll1l'fllfl'I' Vlub S.S,l,,f'. Sprilly fl0llI'l'l'l 2 .l..l. Sfilff -1 I'nrxily f ' Vlub Don't act like a Freshman, he's often told: It seems he never will grow old. Seniors shouldn't need strict rule If they could just behave in school. Orclirsim 2-3 We have to laugh when he's around: inds. S'.S'.L.f'. Football 3-4 Cavalier Club 4 If silence is golden, then he must be poor.