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

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IRIS LEWIS H. STIVITTS CLARENCE H. TILMONT President of Class '26-'27-'28 Boys' Athletic Editor of Iris Gurney Here we gaze upon the Sheik of the class. Goosey was always popu- lar with the females. His light com- plexion, brown eyes, blond hair, short but stocky build and his smiles fascinate all the girls. ln short he is a he-man. ' But Grace has his heart and the other girls try in vain to lure him. As President of the class, Lewis was a decided success. His only motive was to increase class spirit and to look for the interests of the class. His motive was well served as he did secure the co- operation of the class in all activities. Lewis will probably enter business after his graduation from C. T. H. S. He has received many certificates and pins for speed in typewriting. His splendid grades in other Commercial studies justify all beliefs that he will be a very successful business man. How- ever we know his business will not inter- fere with his especial interest in one person from Newlin. '23 13 Student Manager of Boys' Basket Ball '26-'27-'28 KIDOCYY Behold our Editor! The chap who has weathered the trials and tribula- tions of this, the first school Annual of Conyngham Township and the Class of '28 'tDoc is an able athlete. He has acted student manager and played bas- ketball for two consecutive seasons, and his loss will be keenly felt. He is popular with the fair sex in school and out. He never has a hard task to find a girl whenever he goes out. He doesn't have much time for the other members of the fair sex when Sadie is around to call him her own. As a companion Doc is a friend. He is a friend to all his associates and he has made many friends by his gentle appealing nature. In the class room, as a student, he has been a success. He is always dis- appointed if he gets less than A for a grade. He isn't disappointed often. He is a concientious and willing worker and always on hand at the right time. When he enters the field as a chemical engineer we all know he will be a decided success and with him goes the best wishes of Conyngham High and the class of '28.

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IIRIS GRACE L. WIDDIS Assistant Business Manager of the Iris Gracie Widdieu No we did not take this girl's pic- ture twice. Ruth and Grace are twins. This is the Hrst time in the history of our high school that twins have graduated in the same class. We are all proud of them. Grace won the Lincoln Essay Medal in '27. Listen! We already hear many sighs from Widdie's Aristes friends whenever they think that she may soon leave Aristes. She is a popular girl with a jolly disposition and always has crowds of admirers following her. She is a good cook too. We know it, for she prepared a roast-beef and waffle dinner, with all the hxins, for us one evening in our Sophomore year. My! We taste the dinner yet. Grace is well known by Basketball fans for her performance on the wooden way. In '27 when .Coach Horan had lost the captain and guard through graduation, Grace filled the position with very little practice. We do not need to eulogize her playing in '28 as all know her excellent playing helped to make a successful season for the girls. Grace, like her twin sister will be- come a trained nurse, till Goosey proposes. 14 RUTH N. WIDDIS Secretary of Class in '27-'28 l'GZ01'ia Red Grace was in all her form, Beauty in her eye And in every gesture Dignity and love. Why men leave home. The poise of her, those blue eyes, fair complexion and fascinating smile of this girl caused many a heart in C. T. H. S. to be thrilled. Red , as Lamar calls her, was cut out to be a motion picture actress. Evidently she is experimenting her charms and emotions of hate, love, ang- er, passion etc. according to the manner in which she treats the boys. We all hope to see her on the screen in a very short time. However, all in all, f'Gloria is truly a model school girl. Her grace- ful actions, regular deportment and edi- fying conversation accounts for the re- spect that all who know Ruth, have for her. Her regular attendance at school is a remarkable record, she has not missed a day during her four years in High School. Ruth states she will study nursing after graduation from her Alma Mater. We advise HGloria not to fall in love with her first male patient, and wish her much success in this most honorable vocation.

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IRIS MYRTLE E. A. KLISCHER Girls' Athletic Editor of the Iris KISLSYY Sis is the strongest girl that ever left C. T. H. S. Her stellar playing on the basketball and track teams ac- counts for the enviable record the girls have made since she entered High School. Her undying interest, true sportsmanship and ceaseless efforts have been a source of inspiration as the best female athlete the school has ever pro- duced. She was unanimously elected Captain of the Girls' Basketball Teams of '27 and '28. Myrtle is the only girl in the class of '28 who took the Academic Course. She is contemplating a brief sojourn at Temple University to study Physical Culture. We are all certain she will be a decided success in her vocation. '93 1. 12 R. ROSS KOSTENBAUDER Alumni Editor of the Iris 'Boobn Behold the tallest, heaviest, most sociable and best looking youth of the class of '28, The girls all admire him al- though he has yet to buy a larger hat on this account. His nickname Boob is not at all appropriate to this youth of high quali- ties. His actions, edifying conversation and interest in current events prove that he is anything but what his nickname implies. Boob is all agog over the feats of Lindbergh and Byrd and he is deter- in their footsteps. In he expects to enter an in Colorado. We all Ross heaps of success him have the honor of to circumnavigate the mined to follow the fall of 1929 aviation college join in wishing and hope to see being the first world in a non-stop flight. '33