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

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Twenty-five ALLEN R. HEISEY Allen COMMERCIAL CouRsE CENTRALIA Good men are scarce, Take care of me. Allen joined our class in his Iunior year. Al- though he seldom airs his views, we know he has some definite opinions which he Occasionly puts into practice. He is a dependable friend and pos- sesses very desirable qualities as a student. His work at school predicts for him a very successful future-and here's hoping he continues to carry on . ALBERT G. HUGHES MAI.. ACADEMIC CouRsE RINGTOWN The more fgirlsj the merric-r. We welcomed Albert into our class in the Iun- ior year. Al is a kind-hearted fellow who is always willing to do his share. Whenever there is something to be done you will find Albert ready. We know that if he is as successful in life as he is with the girls, he need not worry. The Class wishes you great success in the future. HELEN M. KARPIAK i'Helen CONIMERCIAL COURSE CENTRALIA A smile, a nod, an approving glance, With Helen worry hasn't a chance, Helen is always ready for fun, But only after her class work is done. Helen has chosen the commercial field of studies and in this department has proven herself entirely capable of performing her duties. It would be useless for the senior class to wish Helen success, for she is bound to succeed. RAYMOND F. KENNEY Red GENERAL CouRsE BYRNESVILLE A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Ray's sense of humor has secured for him many friends. In class or at a social function, he will suddenly burst forth with witticism that makes all his hearers laugh. However, his pranks have not led him from the path of knowledge. Whatever Red decides to do in life, we know he will be successful.

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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

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MAURICE E. KLINGERMAN HMauriCe ACADEMIC COURSE RINGTOWN You may always see Maurice, busy as a bee. Maurice is a happy-go-lucky fellow. He is one of our best students, Quiet, reserved, and studious -fthat's Maurice, Although his views are seldom aired he has many practical opinions. Though serious and thorough in his habits, he is as busy as Woolworth's at Christmas. We wish you success and good luck in your future under- takings. GRACE M. KOSTENBAUDER A'Blondie ACADEMIC CouRsE ARISTES A live wire never gets stepped on. Lovable and sweet, that's Grace. By her loving personality she has gained a host of friends! When nature desired a model girl she made Grace. 'ABlondie takes an active part in athletics and is one of the regulars on the basketball team. Grace intends to be a kindergarten teacher. We wish her all the success in the world. MARY H. KOWALCHICK A'Mary ACADEMIC COURSE CENTRALIA A tender heart, a helping hand Always ready on demand. Mary joined us during our Senior year. She was a very welcome member. She is a clever worker, and possesses a keen sense of justice. Mary enjoys reading good literature. The field of activity Mary will enter is unknown, but the class of '37 is confident of her success, and hopes that her life be prosperous and happy. HARRY R. LEVAN Bandy ACADEMIC COURSE ARISTES Alas for the folly of the loquaciousf' Bandy is a fellow whom everyone knows and who is much inclined to talk and chat. He is al- ways as calm as a class receiving their report cards. Harry has played football, soccer, and basket- ball. He has not missed a day of school in twelve years. We do not know what Bandy has planned for the future but we wish him success. Twenty-six