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

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A ac! c,4.vv-e-ff,-A-Qu! Awwuj -' '-nw I sm 1 - ,fi rxevv -2- GRACE P BLAVLR Gracie CONIMERLI AL CLUB Elm mul etel thc :Louder glen, That out small head could cally all she llllfill P01 such at sm'lll bodw one mulels at L-laces CHIACIIS f0l wolk ind enelgl No task seems too much f0l llel to do and she ls con 1111111118 helping QOITIGDOGX Silence IS gold ell must llfue been made fol Glftcle f0l she IQ IIQXGI heald dlSIlllbll1g tlleipe-'ice of the class 100111 She does hel xsollt in a business like 1113111181 which slle and nnlx she can roduce thlough hel IECIQGNSIWIICC ln study 'ind hel deslle f0l knowledge Hel one desne IS to be able to IEIISVQ sur felnlg llummmty and to mttuni that end she expects to entel '1 l'llllQll'Ig school aftel glildll ation Best of luck to wou Lxlace IS the sill cele wish of the class of .11 i 0 f W ...u A- ' - If X 1 4 l P 4' rr.. 'n i ,X K. kk' - .- :gigk Xl rr ... I . . V., A I.. . , 'X 5- , . ,Q 2 3 A W Q v 1 -Y si' . . ,, . . .s gg. Wa ' I ' v s . .v . ' - v v ' c l 2 , . . i l 1 . - ' .- .. . - v . 1- ' - X ' 1 , . . 1 q K 1 - v Q ' I x V N . ' . . ...R M- ., ,- o - . , - - , 1- o . , , , X 5 . , , AJ . . .L , .K L . K K K: 4 ' 1 2 , . 4'. - K is n N H - .X vi: r ix ' .. . 4: I .. Y , I C Qc . . Y .ll K' . , 1 ELIZABETH G. BENEDICT 'fBctty B 1 VVILLING NVORKERS' CLUB KNO! fl worry nor fl, care Can lialzllt this girl who is so fair. Betty. whose sterling qualities we have Cll- joyed for one short year, came to us from INQUIQKOXVH. She appears to he very serious but is generally found doing or saying something to amuse the class. No l'l'li1tt6l' how scarce or how precious the time at her disposal is, she never refuses to help anyone requiring assist- mlce. She is il good student and is grclltly ill- terested ill athletics. From the reports we can gfllher, she intends to subject illerself to il course of physical lllSll'llCll0ll :lt Sll'0UdSh1ll'g Stale Normal. i The Class of '31 wishes vou godsueed on G-UY A. BEAVER lifes ,. ' . CHEMISTRY CL UB-VARSITY CLUB T-rue to his work. his word. and h-is frieml. Although to all :wpearallces Guy is reserved and quiet, better acquailltallcesllip proves that there is much fun hidden beneath that calm exterior. He is possessed of zl rare personality which. used to advantage, has incl-eased the sale of candy under his salesmallsllip. Basket- h:l.ll and baseball occupy his recreational pers icds, and he is recognized as ll great athlete. His capabilities have attracted the feminine eye and Guy is not lacking in admirers. l-lis unique combination of virtues foretell for him a successful future in whatever nls chosen work may be. i x S it . EX your jollpney through life, Betty. PW, . Q f Af .:,..fn.L.A' .Q ff i ff' I - I i 5 - 1 ,e s

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V t Sb. 10559 55 x l M 0 1 P ' l 4 4 Advisors l r I ' 0 t 4 l X t s Q MILES M. KOSTENBAUDER M.uuoN C. KILKER l Apprecwttwn To Om' Class Aolfvtsors We greatly apprecxate the efforts of Mrss MHFIOH Klllxer and Mr Mxles Kosten bauder tn thelr endeavor to advxse and gulde us through our Hlgh School career Through tr1als and tnumphs they have been by our sxdes to help us Although the road has been long and rocky vse have attuned our goal through thelr Lmd and generous advxce and everlastlng V1 llance Thelr efforts Wlll not pass unapprecxated Thelr unfarhng sympathy 'md guldance 1n all class IEHIFS cmnot go unn. w'1rded Mere words cannot express the thanks md he trty apprecl H1011 that the class of 31 extend to them I QA s 1 'sys 1 ,fl-'S 45 l -1--T l 9 Q 0 F , . . . . 7 L I . H . . . l iii . I L , I 1 2. . U 1 n . . . '. - 4 Y , . g . ' C . . 4 C U . ' . . 2 . 2 Q- . . r 1 k . 'Q ' . , , , l Q q 4 sf Z x h l f K , A , t

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i l wr' V v' V' V' Jr.. 4. .L ' 'LEROY E. BUCHER 6 ,'k' x K. k.E K Q , ' ccLeeu. THOMAS M. CHAPMAN Tom VARSITY CLUB-S .-XNISH CLUB ORCHESTRA To lirc in the hearts we Icrzrr bvlzfnrl is not to die. Tom became a member of our class in our Junior year. Two years of faithful ser- vice and loyalty have proven to us that Tom is a litll worthwhile. He has been aciive in all athletics but basketball has been his clnet delight, No opponent has been formidable enough to daunt his fiery spirit. He has the happy faculty of being able to mix pieasure with work in such proportions that one does not react to the detriment of the other. Wie are sorry to part with you, Tom, but wherever the Fates may lead yon. our hearts and good wishes will follow you. K . , ' VARSITY CLYB--C HE M I STR Y CLUB DRARIATICS dura do a'I that may bm-nnzc ll' 'lllflllvl ll Im zlurcs do more is nu11c. ' Lee's principle is to have a. good time re- gardless of time, place or consequence. me possesses a fine sense of nonsense and an uncontrollable failing of laughing at ihe wrong moment. XVherever there is the loudest noise and gieatest amiunt of fun. Lee is sule to be found in the midsi of it. He deli'rh s in teas- ing the girls-certain ones. of course. He is a true frierd, .1 willing worker and a good student. Besides all of this, he is a splendid athlete. exeelling in baske'ball and baseball. lVith this array uf endowments, Lee's future is sure to be successful. MF C Inf I , U' , iz. 1 .. .55 . L E. .3 2 E i ROBEIQT 1D.LXVIS crBob:: CHEINIISTRY CLUB Q rlilrsserl zritlr plain. rruson mul COIN-YHXUN SL'JISf'.U Quiet, strong. secretive, studious--that's U16 NVQEX Bob appears to us. l Being of a quiet and unobtrusive nature we have not been able to know as much about him as we would like. However, we do know Bob as a student in the classroom and Gan sinceiely say that he has made many friends shilzs during his four years at Uonyngham- even friendships with his books. Rob has been rather shy of the opposite sex hui pzerliaps szunewheru else, lll0l'0'S xi reas- on. Bob is the tyre of person that is bound to have a life filled with service and success. H' V C7 rl M I 4 - 1 K