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

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Twenty-three HELEN M. DILLMAN UDilly COMMERCIAL COURSE RINGTOWN Laugh, Talk and be Merry. Helen is one of the most popular girls in the Senior Class. She is an All-American Girl, a good student and a real friend. No beam of sun- shine can be more radiant than Helen's contagious smile. Her one ambition is to become a Physical Education teacher. Our hopes for your future happiness go with you, Helen. HELEN O. FELIX Helen ACADEMIC COURSE CENTRALIA Helen's life is but a song Happy as the day is long. Helen joined us in our Iunior year, and she has attracted many friends. Because of her pleasant smile and willingness to help in time of need, she is well liked. She's interested in studies and does her best to complete them. Her one ambition is to become a nurse. The Class of '37 wishes you luck. Helen. MARY V. FLANNERY Mary GENERAL COURSE BYRNESVILLE A sunny disposition, and a happy smile, Why can't we all be that way too. Wherever there's fun and noise, Mary is sure to be around. Her friends are numerous, including both girls and boys. We often wonder why Mary is so thrilled when the name Lee is spoken. There must be a reason. Mary's ambition is to become a nurse. May success be yours, Mary. BLANCHE L. FRIDAY uFriday ACADEMIC COURSE WILBURTON 132 A sunny face, a happy smile, Thafs what makes life worth while. Blanche is one of the best liked members of our class. She devoted her spare time, during the last four years, to basketball and in all games acquitted herself nobly. She has many friends, especially of the Opposite sex, but seems to favor home products . Her chosen vocation is nursing. Blanche, the Class of '37 wishes you luck. THE IHI5 -Sri?

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IAMES I. CODDINGTON Dolan COMMERCIAL COURSE CENTRALIA Life is but a bowl of cherries. . Iimmy is one of our Irish members and is proud of the fact. He showed his ability in athle- tics by contributing his best to the soccer squad. His ambition is to be a carpenter, and as he is as quiet as a woodpecker on a tin roof, he is sure to succeed in this and all other ambitions. IOSEPH P. DARRAH Rooster - 'AIoe ACADEMIC COURSE ' CENTRALIA 'Rooster' knows all he says But doesn'1.' say all he knows. loe seldom makes his presence known by speak- ing and as a result gives a very favorable impres- sion. His desire is for proficiency in Latin and in- tends to extend his study of the subject in the future, as he expects to enter the Christian Brothers. He distinguished himself on the class team as a flashy forward. Good luck, Ioe. CHARLES A. DAVIDSON HCharles GENERAL COURSE RINGTOWN folly, friendly, witty, too. A boy whom we seldom find blue. Charles is good natured and possesses a disposi- tion like the rising sun. He is an ardent basketball fan and plays guard on the class team. He has been accused of being as modest as society, and this accounts for his ali around popularity. He is uncertain as to what career he will choose but we predict a bright future. ROBERT I. DEMPSEY Bob GENERAL COURSE CENTRALIA Friends speak for the man and he has a host of them. Bob is a hard working student, possessing a sub- tle wit and a winning smile. In class Bob gives the subject his undivided at- tention. He is eager for knowledge, his interest in class never waning. He is an active fellow with a keen sense of humor, and always makes the best of a disagreeable situation. Good luck Bob . Twenty-two

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THE IHI5 lEI37 FRANCIS R. GARVEY UGHFVVV ACADEMIC CouRsE CENTRALIA Ever ambitions, never relenfzng. Ever sfudious, never repenting. Gary has been faithful to his work. He has mastered the languages, sciences and the mysteries of higher mathematics. He has Inade a good showing in all sports. VVhen we elected Gary as president of our class, he proved himself the wisdom of our choice. We know that he will be as successful in the future as he has been in school. Success to you, UGarv . GECRGE I. GETTY Getty GENERAL CouRsE CENTRALIA Still wafer runs deep. Quiet, reserved, and studious-that is George, but much fun is hidden beneath this exterior. He is a reliable boy, a gentlemen, a helper to all. You can often find George deep in thought. In George, you have a friend. He possesses keen ability with tools, and wishes to become an automobile mechan- ic. Here's wishing you a success in all your en- deavors. ROBERT C. GRIFFITH Bob ACADEMIC COURSE ARISTES WlIeneL1er there is fun aground You can be sure that Bob s aroundf' A classmate honest and true. His smile and will- ingness has helped to win for him many friends. In the classroom he concentrated on the subject under consideration and did the work that was re- quired of him. To one so handsome and progres- sive as Bob, success is sure to come. Heartiest wishes and the best of luck, Bob. ARVELLA I. HAMPTON Arve1la COMMERCIAI, Couusis AIzIsTI5s Slim and dark and always quiet- Thafs Arvella-She's just right. Arvella keeps herself as busy as a bee all day long. She is always willing to lend a helping hand. She is a true friend, though she is as quiet as a rubber sole. She is a line commercial student. Some day she may be a private secretary. The Class of '37 wishes you success. Twenty-four