Conyngham Centralia Joint High School - Iris Yearbook (Aristes, PA)

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IRIS ALUMNI NOTES EDWARD OWENS MAUD S. BEAVER President Secretary Conyngham Township Alumni Association was organized March 1925. A meeting was called for all C. T. H. S. graduates in the High School Assembly on March 27, 1925 at which Miles M. Kostenbauder presided as president pro tem. It was decided that an initiation fee of one dollar and fifty cents 11315011 be chargedg yearly assessments to be made as expenses required. The following nominations were made for officers for election: President-Russel Kostenbauder -Wm. Kirton -Harry Kostenbauder Secretary-Maud Beaver -Edith Beery -Matilda Kostenbauder Treasurer-Edwin Jasper -Charles Keller -Nell Weller lIMrs. Don Rayll Results of business meeting and ballots were forwarded to all graduates April 16, 1925. Returned ballots showed the following result: President-Russel M. Kostenbauder Secretary-Maud Beaver Treasurer-Nell Weller llMrs. Don Rayll On February 22, 1927, the President, Mr. R. M. Kostenbauder, appointed the following committee to proceed with plans for a banquet in June 1927: 29

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IRIS Edward Owens Charles Keller Maud Beaver Violet Rupert Mary A. Stellfox lIMrs. Geo. Beaverll Notices for plans for the banquet were forwarded to all graduates on March 21, 1927. june 4, 1927 marked a Red Letter Day in the history of the Conyngham Town- ship Alumni Association. Neal Connaghan's Orthophonic Orchestra furnished music for the evening, and a delightful time was had by all. After a delicous live course dinner, a business session was conducted. The following new officers were nominated and elected for the year '27 - '28. President-Edward Owens Secretary-Maud Beaver Treasurer-Nell Weller lIMrs. Don Rayll Miss Mercy E. Gotshall was named and accepted as an honorary member of the association. The annual banquet is to be held the first Saturday in june of each year. C. T. H. S. has at present one hundred and seventeen graduates but only forty- six have joined the C. T. H. S. Alumni Association. The class of 1928 boasts of having one hundred per cent membership. i Three Cheers For 1928 Let us boost our Alma Mater.

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IRIS C. and G., Clarence Tilmont '28, C. and G., Lamar Davis '28, G.g Luther Raudenbush '31, G.g Leroy Bucher '31, F., front row: James Kostenbauder '29, F.g Elton Hunsinger '31, F. Due to a stiff schedule for the heighth of the boys and a raft of new material, the season was not very successful as far as the scores will indicate. Nevertheless in team spirit and finance we made a great stride. The result of the season follows: C. T. H. S. Opponents 23 Centralia ..,.........,..............,.......,..., home .....,.. .. 7 4 Mt. Carmel jr. Varsity ,..,.,....,..,.. home ...,.... ., 17 28 Main Twp. ,...,................,..,....,...... home ..i..... ., 10 12 Mt. Carmel Twp. ...........,, ....,,.... a way ........ .. 31 12 Main Twp. ...........,....,,. .......... a way ........ ., 10 21 Mt. Carmel Twp. ......,...,.. .......... h ome .,...... ,. 41 13 Trevorton .,..,,..,.........,..,.....,....,..,.. away ...,.... .. 36 . 30 - Mt. Carmel West End ....,..,...,.,..., home ,.....,. .. 18 11 Coal Twp. jr. Varsity ....,..,....,..... home ......., ., 51 16 Trevorton .,....,..................,......,.,.., home .,,.,....,..,... 6 We also helped to swell the treasury of the High School athletic Association to the amount of forty dollars. Again spring finds us hard at work to take part in the Annual County Track and Field Meet to be held on College Field, Bloomsburg, on the ninth of May. a OUR LIBRARY How often when we think of Conyngham Township High School we forget that most important part-the library. When we stop to consider, we agree that it is this branch that makes progress possible. We all recall little incidents that occurred on var- ious occasions, and we are sorry for some of the mean things that we have done, especially when those in charge were so accommodating. We the Class of '28 wish to right our wrongs, and extend our sincere appreciation to Miss Gotshall and Miss Goddard as Librarians. 28