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

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sc 1 -is f- ' vi- e q The uumlaofw Club The Rainbow Club of Conyngham Township w is formed dur1ng the school term of 1930 1931 It IS composed of members of the te lchrn st1Ff the school nurse the truant officer the librarian and the secretary to the supervising principal It aims to promote a friendly sprrit amon the teachers to proxide an opportunity fo the discussion of disciplinary Ind schollstic problems and to permit the ficulty lo mingle pleasure with business Meetings are held monthly Each session begins with a dinner prepared anf' served by te lchers appointed lby the Club Atter dinner speeches are made und r the direction of Mr Reilley he toastmaster md songs are sung by the entire as sembly In this way a good spirit is created among the members After the dinner the business meeting is called and the sterner problems of lif ire faced Much good has come from these meetings so fir and it is the sincere hope that the faculty will continue this work so nobly begun l l l 0 l - ' ' io' ' . t D t , , , ' W4 c U' L. . . . .. . . . . U . , ,. o 2 1 1 1 2 ,' 1 . . 1. . . 2 ' . - ' C . ,l ' ,Q . 2 C 1 ' . K , l,' MEMBERS: Reading from left to right- I Top row-Marie McDonhell, Iohn Reilley, Albert Cartwright, Daniel Wel- ler, Miles Kostenbauder, Anthony McDonald, Russell Kostenbauder, Clarence Til- mont, Marion Kilker. ' l Center row-Loretta Hoiian, Margaret Heffner, Mary Keller, Kathryn Bergan, Margaret McHale, Clara Roohey, Elizabeth Goddard, Mabel Kessler, Loretta Con- roy, Margaret Doherty, MaryaMonaghan, Martha Bodman, Anna Flanagan. Bottom row-Maude Beaver, Margaret Kostenbauder, Kathryn Yoder, Emma Friday, Hannah McHale, Helen Laughlin, Thelma Stelfox, Myrtle Klischer, Paul- ine Bucher, Anna Byrnes, Mae Haffey, Patrick Tighe. r 1 4 CN wr 1 K,--,5 wr t v H A LggQ.i?L, A. f A i

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jj There's always regret at the end of the trailg 4 B W T W W ,sl A -A Q t P 4 j V lmtt Mater There's grief that the journey is done g The red of the morning is fairer to see Than the gold of the setting sun. School days must end-the world heralds its call- The dawn of a new life appears- l Yet we look back with longing and eye half-way dim j At her whom we knew through the years. T Dear Alma Mater!-Our memories are thronged With hours of delight unalloyed, With the banquets of learning, the feasts of renown, L Whose rare flavors we have enjoyed. I Stern Alma Mater!-Our characters strengthened Under hard discipline's rodg But we learned to look up to the stars overhead, We found we were more than mere sod. , , P Goodbye, Alma Mater! The door opens outward 3 l Our echoing footsteps will pass. But our love will stay green and rebloom through the years With each member of this parting class. i For though there's regret at the end of the trail, j And grief that the journey is done, j The red of the morning we'll take and we'll mix I With the gold of the setting sun. X 5 4 . l I X 1 Q - 1 ,fl a re l i i