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

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IRIS 18 Class IOI' Jun

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IRIS JUNIOR CLASS Hail to the class of '29! Lads and lassies with teachers fine! At first we numbered twenty-three- Eleven faces now you see. xxx: , We're full of vim, we're full of fun, C. T. H. S. next year we'll run. From left to right we'll name to you And tell some joke, or what each can do :lf Pk Pl! James Kostenbauder first you see Jolly and always full of glee. I forgot is the word for jim- And to study is pain to him. ik Pk bk Now greet with cheers Vice President, To .guide and council she was sent. Miss Flo Beaver deserves much praise For loyal help and winning ways. ,lf Pk Sk Ruth Owens, a bookkeeping shark, In this world's book she'll make a mark, But if her choice would come along, We would all say, It won't be long. Pk Sl' ik Mabel Womer never worries Ne'er hesitates ere she hurries. She says, Study when you have time That's the way to be always fine. lk ik 44 Emily Wightman, known as HPete, She always is so trim and neat. She's supplied with both vim and pep, Which she uses in every step. lk ik ik Harry Raker in The Hoodooed Coon Starred as an actor, 'lMis'ry Moon. Harry is quiet, but when he acts Amuses us with every crack. Mabel Womer Rebecca Miller, quiet girl, Sails along, but not in a whirl. 1 She says, Nix, on boys, not in my line, To study Spanish takes all my time. wk ak PF Ruth Benfield is very precise. In her manners she is so nice. In basketball and in the Lab. She works until disturbed by the Lads. Pk Sk Pk Miss Gotshall, our advisor, dear, Has worked with us throughout each year, A trip to Washington to earn, Where many things we yet may learn. PK 'lf Pls Mary Corrigan is quite serene, She'll ne'er appear on the movie screen, Her hair's too curly, cheeks too pink, She'll put Mary Pickford on the blink. Pk It ik A happy smile and pleasing wit Helen Sadusky always fits, In basketball she's been our star' Not to please her teachers, her peace does mar. Sli Pk Pls She's quiet and she's always calm, She doesn't frown or fret or fuss. But in the play f'The Hoodooed Coon Barb'ra Hampton was a real Russ. 1. ak Pk Farewell dear class of '28 Good luck to you from ev'ry Fate, You'll shed a tear-as some of yore- C. T. H. S. is yours no more. Pk Sk Pl! We promise you with words sincere The Iris shall next year appear. Then, dear readers, Seniors we'll be And tell you more of our hist'ry. Ruth Ben field Helen Sadusky

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IRIS RECOGNIZANCE During our High School days we have had many social functions, dramas, and various other activities. These activities were successful owing to the interest and co- operation of various persons to whom we are indebted for much. We wish to thank: Our dear and respected class advisor, Miles M. Kostenbauder, for his sound advice and interest in our activities. Miles has been as an older brother to us. He sacrificed much time to make this the hrst annual of C. T. H. S. a success. His encouragement, when we became discouraged with this work, made us strive with re- newed vigor. Many other things Miles did for us which, to list separately, would require more space in this volume. We cannot f1nd words to express our gratitude and apprecia- tion for the sacrihces he has made for us and we must be content to thank him in our hearts. The Board of Directors for their kindness in having their pictures taken at their own expense, and for their donation to the class in order that we might publish this annual. There interest in the work was a great inspiration to us. Our Supervising Principal, john J. Reilley, for his congenial character and for his advice, interest, and co-operation in the printing of this book. Our Principal, Russel M. Kostenbauder, for his wholehearted encouragement, interest and co-operation in all our activities. Miss Mercy E. Gotshall for her assistance and guidance in our plays, social func- tions, and last, but not least, for her generous and willing assistance in the writing and correction of the articles in this book. We owe very much to her and can never show our appreciation to suffice for her support. Miss Maud S. Beaver for her co-operation, aid, and interest in this Iris, and for her contribution of the Alumni notes, and in assisting in the correction of these articles, and therefore we wish to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the same. The Faculty as a whole for the co-operation and interest they have shown us in all our activities during our entire High School days, and for suggestions of ways and means to earn money for our trip to Washington and for their liberal assistance in carrying out these plans. The Juniors, Sophomores and Freshman classes for having the pictures of their respective classes taken at their own expense. We have received nothing but the best support from them. Last, but not least, the Public, for their patronage of all our activities. We know and appreciate the fact that without their aid it would have been impossible to have had the success in our various functions and, above all, the publishing of this our annual and our trip to Washington after we have gone from our Alma Mater for the last time. '33 17