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

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it it I+, J5- 2 ,.- if MSN fh i 'V .dh- '7 'qv -4- 4. l i VVILLIAM F. GERRIiI'Y 'BiI1cr SPANISH CLUB . t Qu-ist-zless mul bllSflfIl1'iIfSS go with this man. He docs all his duties as best he crm. Tall, dark hair. and blue eyes, that's Bill. He joined our class during ouil Senior year and because of his kindly disposition anti thoughtfulness he made friends very quicklyf Bill does not take an active hart in athle- tics, although he is a good athletel He is bash- ful with the opposite sex but has many girl admirers. VVe do not know if Bill to go to col- lege, but we are sure he anything he undertakes. Success to you, Biller. SUCCESS ? .. ,, REBER HORNE 3 GO1lIER LITERARY CLUB-DRAM.-XTICS 'flu the bright lexicon of yuulth irhich fate: rcser've For a bright -manltoozl, there -is -no such word as 'fc1'il'. Of the many students enrolled 'ln our school few possess the seriousness and arnestness ot Reber Horne. In this individual Ware combined all the qualities of noble and honorable man- hood. His personality is made of strong, dur- able material. chiefly ambition. . His self re- liance and hearty friendliness have marie him one of the most well-liked fellows of the school. Studies are a pleasure to him, and his work is a delight to the faculty. l The gods surely have a brilliant future 111 store for him. and the Class of '31 wishes him much luck. W ELTON S. HUNSINGER Spook l VARSITY CLUB-DRAMATIC CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB Sport that 1Ul'i1llCI6l1' Care rleridcs. Azul Laughter IIOIIUILQ both- his sides. Elton is one of those favored individuals who possess that peculiar something which women cannot resist. He is quite popular with the girls but he has centered all his interest in that certain party. Athletics find Elton an ever-ready partici- Basketball wouldn't be basketball with- out he pens up his team-mates, arous- action. and sets the example by basket after basket. His floor- the admiration of all who have has been the predomi- .his career. and we, his his success in life is as- , . XJ 1 it 41, U it W 4 J J 4 i I X 1 l e - 1 ,ff ,1 ' nfvi ,jr ruf I V aj . I My I . ev' A .AJ I J .f.f L'JQ 7u . 'K . lf. ,C .Xb li f X, n , l,:.l,L.f L

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3 va., F Q l , .Af Za. f Q1 t ,- xr ,, 'v' 'v' V Aix A. A Q 4 'n HENHHCTTA M. FRFFZLEY . K, . K. K K 1 ., 'IIem1y i A SPANISH CLUB - The only way to have a friend is to be LA 4 one' ' fi C - Henny is one of the smallest members of ' L I ' our class. At one moment she is an impish. rollicking school girl awaiting the chance I0 Q play pranks on her pals , at another we find ' a. girl ot' true character, ready to give a help- ing hand and to stand up for the right. no matter what it cost. Inquisitiveness is said to be a measure of ones intelligence-and oh. . how querulous is our Henny! But her ques- - tions are always diiected toward her work+ i not Drying into others' affairs. J i ' Boys have not mattered much to her so far, P but when Henny's type of Man dues come. C he will be pleased to know that he is deal 'ig with a truly independent young lady. ' Iere's a wish for success in life from all 'ISL I' .9-7' I X , ' ,f s GEORGE FRoNK f Q UGcoU H 9 LITERARY CLUB-DRAMATIC CLUB L. SCIENCE CLUB , Small and eizcryctic is lie. Hcls 'very popular as you will see. .5 George may be small in stature but he i . Q great in personality and talent. He possesses a sharp and ready wit which keeps one eve i on the alert for his dry humor. No taslf seems too difficult or big for him to Perform. '- His dramatic ability as evidenced in the clas- 1' play is very commendab e. XVhether it ue - l the part of a poor crippled boy, or that of an g intoxicated old man, George was reauy to put 3 it across. f He is undecided as to his future. but we -2' feel that if he puts forth the splendid effort 'Q in his life-'s work that he has in his school :Q work, his success is guaranteed. Q. 4 is x e ' ' C l P MARY H. GAUGHAN F V' k unlaryu X COMMERCIAL CLUB-VARSITY CLUB i CHORAL CLUB-DRAMATICS-MUSICQ CLUB Q , Keep sweet. keep cheerful or else-keep si'ill. ' Q V A friend is one. who is syrrfpathetic and agreeable at all times, cheerful and serious when the occasion permits, wholly dependable and loving, This ideal friendship We find in Mary. She is frank and to the point. tier sense of humor is the envy of many and sue W V A is always eager to take part in any pleasure. .lust say Let's go and she is the first td he ready. No matter what Mary decides to do in life, l' we know she will be successful. 15' i nifty' ' ' 1 .. . - ' f' f .' ,f ji, A l .Ak ,f K X JM , f ' '?'i ' 'Zqy '-'AJ v- ff Y' ' 'Shih slain 53,1 x if Q. ' -19, t - jf! -- ' Q

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W7 . WI' L. A. V' V' L .1 ANNE M. MCGINLEY . 1 Nance DRAMATIC CLUB-VARSITY CLUB COMMERCIAL CLUB-MUSIC CLUB TI1-G best prophet of the future is the 1m-st. If this be so, then great things are in store for Anne. As a class president her executive ability is to be respected. She bears authori- LARUE YV. LAUDIG rrL0nyu XVILLING XVORKERS' CLUB Think uazight of ci. trifle, tliougli it small illI1JCll'l'S, Small sands make the vnozmtaiins, -moms cuts make the year. Quiet and unassuming-we often wonder ii LaRue is with us. She takes life so calmly that, really, she is the envy of all. But you do not have to know her long before that quiet, reserved look oi' dignity gives way to a merry pleasant disposition. LaRue has won many friends since she entered Conyngharn Township in September. She is a, serious and conscientious worker and never reports to class unprepared. LaRue has not decided as to what course to pursue, but her past successes predict F1 favorable future. ' E F t 2 . I E, . gp . ii , 5, ty with dignity and our successful parties are i 'indeed monuments to her. In every school 5 activity Anne is an enthusiastic participant. L 3- And fun! well, it claims Anne any time. There ' 5 lies a great deal of mischievousness beneath lf. that calm exterior. But she never makes any 'one the butt of her jokes. She possesses a ' is winning smile, a. tender heart and a strong P 5 will. Her friends a.re numerous, and it might be added, they include members of both sexes. 3 A brilliant future is sure to be hers. . F , 3 .ncssim B. MINNICI-I ' 'Bu.sll.ie p VARSITY CLUB-CHEMISTRY CLUB i .1 ' 1 ' 'I.c11i.ghi-ny eyes and hair of brown, , Fm-c thu! 'IlE'liCl' wears cr frozm1,. ' Tha.t's Jessie-always happy and ready tor fun. A-good head coupled with nn exnberaint personality has been the secret of her suc- cess. Xou should see her play basketball! She E is a forward and no matter who throws the , ball Jessie is there to receive it and, with the . aid of her partner. to make it count. Shei is quite popular with the opposite sex and has a number of admirers, lint Jessie has a failing for the Essex-:uicl what comes with it. i She has decidell, tn study nursing and from her qualities of kindness. chcerfulness and W - ever-ready sympathy we feel certain that she - Q will prove a valuable member to her profes- sion. 0-QLAI I a ...,..,C. Z H 42 'v Q- w- V ' .4 .s. 4 .A i i i L i ,LL