Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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At last the dreaded time has come When we must say good-by To all the things we hold most dear At old Carnegie High. These last three years, how fast they’ve gone. It seems but yesterday When we embarked as sophomores green And sailed upon our way. And now the end of school days near. The longed-for shore's in view; One hundred seventy-four sea-men Will leave—a friendly crew. At last with hope we come to dock From three years on the blue; The life on which we must embark To all of us is new. Think often of our high school friends And ail our young romance And all the good times we have had At play, prom, and dance. Perhaps our paths may never cross, Tis time to say good-bye; But we’ll hold dear the times we’ve had At old Carnegie High.

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Senior Class Officers Officers of the Class of 1969 are Charles Gar- rison, Michael Komrada, Carolyn Knepper, and Diane Homa. Charles Garrison, the president, is our competent class leader. Besides being an excellent athlete, he lends a fine bass voice to the choir. Chuck gives a ready and willing hand whenever he is needed and can be counted on to do a good job. Michael Komrada is the senior class vice-president. Mike, always full of many good ideas, leads our Kiltie Band. His willingness to help others and reliability earned him the office. Carolyn Knepper is the hard-working and ef- ficient class secretary. A colorful member of the Color Guard, she plays an active part in many school activities. Carolyn has made her office a success through her congeniality and willingness to assume responsibility. Diane Homa is treasurer of the senior class. Dee, an active member of the Pep Club, is always eager to do the job. She is enthusiastic and highly deserves to be a senior class officer.