Conyngham Centralia Joint High School - Iris Yearbook (Aristes, PA)
- Class of 1942
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'7fae MMU PUBLISHED BY CCDNYNG-HAM TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHQCDI. I-XRISTES PENNSYLVANIA Vol e F ftee D JSI To Portr-ay Fa1thfu11y ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES at Our QDULRS LQLULRLQQUJSE Q Q LEAILEMILAL and h Th o Whom CONYYNIGI-IAM TOWN SHIP at ndmg Laurence Weller George Keller President Seated Frank Stlbtnz Treasurer Martm Monahan Secretary Thomas MCGIHIQW We Ded1cate Thls Book , 1 v -q . . . . I . . ' L. . . . . . , , ' ,. ' v 1 1 .' O O Have Ded1cated Themselves LNION TOWNSHIP C l V P d t y L d TG THE PRGMGTIGN GE THE INTEGRITY AND INTELLIGENCE OF MANKIND THAT WILL GUIDE US THROUGH TI-IIS MOST PERPLEXING EPOCI-I o Peter Dillman, Ralph M. Hetherington, Secretary: Harvey Stauff 'ars ' 'en'Bron ' . THE IRIS C C STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Standing: Clarence Smith, June Rishar, Ruth Hart, Betty Blass, Teresa Gerrity, Mary Murphy. Charles Curran. Seated: June Herb, Helen Oster, Olive Lindenmuth, Regina Gilesky, Editor-in-Chief: Anna Dougherty, Alberta Linetty, Ruth Brerman. BUSINESS STAFF Standing: Faine Keller, Paul Fenstermacher. Delores Houser, John Kutney, Business Manager: Lillian Sincavage, Clarence Smith, Betty Owens. Seated: Jean Metzinger, Anna Price, Clifford Walters, Lois Shank, Mildred Halkovich. Conyngham Township was surveyed about the year 1793. No one at that MR. REILLEY'S HEADQUARTERS 1 e K THE STUDENTS' UTOPIA time would have supposed that beneath iis rugged surface were the store- A SOUND MIND A SOUND BODY houses of vast mineral wealth. During the succeeding thirty years, rumors of UNFOLDING LIFE'S MYSTERIES 0 WILLING HEARTS MOVE WILLING HANDS discoveries of coal and iron began to be circulated and credited. The TRAININ G FUTURE SECRETARIES FINERY IN THE MAKING confirmation of these reports caused a fever of excitement among the ZAUDMHNHSTLEEZATHQN JOHN J REILLEY Supervlsmg Prmclpal EST Upon the wreckage of thy yesterday Des1gn thy structure of tomorrow Lay Strong corner stones of purpose and prepare Great blocks of Wlsdorn cut from past despalr Shape mlghty prllars ot resolve to set Deep 1n the tear Wet mortar of regret Belleve ln God IH thlne own self belleve All thou hast hoped for thou shalt yet achleve C 1 11 ' I 1 ... , . ll WHSSQES Thou must be true thyself If thou the truth would teach It needs the soul to overflow It thou another s soul would reach It needs the heart to overflow To grve the hps full speech RUSSELL M KOSTENBAUDER I Principal I I I I I I - I I I I CONGRATULATIONS CLASS 1942 C OLE intendent HELP AMERICA TO KEEP THEM FLYING AND DEMOCRACY FROM DYING APPRECIATION To our Class Advisers, Miss Marie C. McDon- nell and Mr. Anthony I. McDonald, for their in- valuable assistance and steadfast devotion at the time of our most trying period, We, the Class of '42, express our most sincere gratitude. Their faithful guidance and able supervision has enabled us to surrnount all obstacles and has inspired us to be positive forces for good. Our remembrance of them will always be with honor and respect. 15. MARIE C. MCDONNELL ANTHONY J. MCDONALD RUSSELL M. KOSTENBAUDER B.S. in C.E. Bucknell University Principal Physics, Plane Geometry CECILIA R. BRENNAN, B.S. West Chester Teachers College Music IVIERCY E. GOTSHALL. I-LB. Susquehanna Universtiy Civics, Latin, Librarian MARGARET G. HEFFNER. B.S., M.S Pennsylvana State Colleqe Home Economics LORETTA C. HORAN University of Pennsylvania Physical and Health Education ELTON S. HUNSINGER. B.S. Stroudsburg State Teachers College Physical and Health Education ANNIE R KEALY BS Bloomsburq Stat Teczduers C Neqe Enqlxsh C1v1cS ROSEMARY L KILKER S S SCIQHCG Typewmtmq JOSEPH F LINETTY BS 111 ME Bucknell Umverslty Muthemutxcs Mechcxmccl Drcxwmq e . 0 . . I . . Immczculutcr Colleqe MARTHA BODMAN MARTZ, ILB. Susquehanna University English ANTHONY I MCDONALD AB Susquehanna Umverslty Soc1a1 S1l.1d19S MARIE C MCDONNELL Bloornsburq State Teachers Colleqe Commerc1a1 Stuches 15 'K' CLARENCE H. TII.MONT Pennsylvania State College General Shop DANIEL L. WELLER, B.S. Albright Colleqe Mathematics, Science MAGARET M. MCHALE Secretary M JE: M QD D is Mn ANTHONY 1 MCGINLEY lt IS wlth great regret we w1tnessed 1n thts school year the passtng ot one ot our most beloved trrends and benetactors Mr Anthonyl McG1nley Mr McG1nley a son ot the late Patr1ck and Brtdget Murray McG1nley was born tn Centralta and spent hrs enttre l1te tn the communrty He was a member of St lgnatlus Church and was attrltated wtth tts Holy Name Soctety For the past twenty s1X years he was a member ot the Board ot Educatton ot Conyngham Townslnp Durtng that t1me he worked unseltrshly and zealously for the betterment of our schools As a token of our esteem we ded1cate thts page ot the Ins to hrs memory THE ORIGIN AND GROWTH of Me Millions of years before history be gan when the earth was forming its present shape the area which is now the hard coal region of the United States was a huge swamp-Jungle It was vege tated by enormous weird fern like plants These plants grew to sizes which would make the giant redwoods of California look like pencils At fre- quent intervals these trees were hurled to the ground by raging furious hurri canes Almost over night these Jungles would be replaced by thicker ones which grew so fast that in a few hun dred years millions of tons of wood and foilage had piled up This wood had piled up so fast that it did not rot or decay Then a gigantic tidal wave flooded this area and when it receeded it left huge amounts of mud and silt deposited on this wood The climate of this region was very hot and damp hotter than the Sahara and as darnp as the Victoria Falls region The tremendous pressure of this mud and silt combined with the heat of this tropical climate pressed all the gases out of the wood leaving lignite a low grade of bituminous coal. Several thousand years later during the ice age huge glaciers covered this area and deposited more rock and dirt. The weight of this deposited earth and that of the ice itself pressed this low grade of coal into the high grade of anthracite found in the region today Coal mining is almost as old as civili zation itself Marco Polo found the Chinese mining coal when he made his historic travels in the Orient His dis covery however did not benefit Europe because it was several hundred years before the coal industry was started there When the Spanish conquerors came to South America they found the lncas engaged in mining coal to make Jewelry and to keep the sacred fires in the temples burning and not for heating the homes or cooking Before Columbus discovered America coal mining was rather wide spread in Europe There were coal mines in France in the Saar Basin in Wales and in Poland The coal mining industry in the United States like the oil industry was begun in Pennsylvania in this region about 1800 Shafts in these early coal mines were not very deep they re sembled the coal holes which are so numerous around here Most of the labor in these mines and in the breakers was done by men and boys. Machines were not known and mules were used to haul cars inside the shafts. This made coal mining a slow hard job. Since that time the use of electricity and many modern inventions have made the mining of coal comparatively easy and have greatly increased the scope and importance of this industry. A TEH D lt 'LFE COAL INDUSURY 1. CHQZASSES DAVID A. BEAVER GIT Rlngtown General Course Hobby-Hunting. Fishing. Trapping. Strong but Harmle-ss Activities: Inter-murals 1. 2. 3. 43 Class Night, ROSEANNA M. BENINSKY BENNIE Rlngtown General Course Hobby-Reading. A quiet personality often hides a great soul. Activities: Class Night. RUTH I. BRENNAN RUTHIE Germantown Academic Course Hobby-Motion Pictures. Here's a girl, kind and true, A favor she will always do. Activities: Iris Staff: Class Night. CHARLES E. CURRAN --B. I. Wilburton R.D. l General Course Hobby-Collecting Odd Pictures. I would rather be small and shine Than big and cast. a shadow. Activities: Varsity Club 11 lris Stall: Class Night. ELEANORE T. BENINSKY -'BET'rs Ringtown Commercial Course Hobby-Musical Instruments. lf worry were the only cause of death. I would live on forever. Activities: Press Club 4: Dance Club 31 Inter-muals 2. 3. 4: Victory Club 4: Iris Staff: Class Night. ELIZABETH I. BLASS BOOP Aristes Academic Course A girl who loves sports. that's Betty. When needed she's willing and ready. Activities: Dancing Club 3: Varsity Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Baskteball l. 2. 3. 4: Iris Staff: Class Night. LUTHER M. BRIGGS Ringtown General Course Hobby4Stamp Collecting. Slow but Sure. Activities: Inter-murals 1. 2: Class Night. ANNA M. DOUGHERTY Byrnesville Academic Course Hobby--Collecting Pictures of Movie Stars. Dock life is but a song Shes happy the day is long. Activities: Class Secretary 2: Press Club l, 2, 33 Glee Club 3: Dance Club 3: Varsity Club 11 Basketball lg Inter-murals 1. 2. Il, -1: Victory Club -45 Iris Stafll Class Night. DAVID A BEAVER EANORE T BENINSKY ROSEANNA M BENINSKY RUTH I BRENNAN ELIZABETH I BLASS LUTHER M BRIGGS CHARLES E CURRAN ANNA M DOUGHERTY G. PAUL T FENSTERMACHER WILBERT I. GEBHART REGINA C. GILESKY MILDRED A HALKOVICH RUTH N. HART DOLORES I. HOUSER n lL1Xf A .K 1 g,,1..,v -V-.-' ga ' L I .1 1 -A-, . ur- S ,, , 1 1- ,f f' , 7- -x,. - .4 ' A QL, , K.,, -1N.. V . fY'f1'.-.', , PAUL T FENSTERMACHER TUNIE Rlngtovsn Commerclal Course Hobby Danclng He shall have frlends wherever he goes' ACIINIIIGS Press Club 4 Dance Club 3 Irls Staff Class Nlght THERESA B GERRITY THERESA Bymesulle Commerclal Course Hobby Motlon Plctures A fflllld ln need lb a frlend lndeed ACIIVIIICS Dance Club 3 ITIS Staff Class Nlght MILDRED A HALKOVICH Wllburton R D 1 General Course Hobby Crochetlng Shes so sweet shes so true WlIhOUI her fI'10IldShlp what would we doo ACIIVIIICS Inter murals 1 2 3 4 VICIOFY Club ITIS Staff Class Nlght IUNE I HERB HERBY Arlstes General Course Hobby BIOIIOH PICIUTQS Never at a loss for somethlng to say ACIIXIIIQS Press Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dance Club 3 Vlctory Club 4 ITIS Staff Class Nlght WILBERT I GEBHART GEPPY Rlngtoun General Course Hobbs Shop Women ale the lea t of mx xorrles CllXlIlC ler murals 1 2 4 Cl 'Nlght REGINA C GILESKY Rl- GINA Rlngtoun Commerelal Course Hobby Skelllllf, elll fl s ACIIXIIII lress Clubl 2 3 4 Dlne Club 3 Vletoly Club 4 1118 Slulff Class Nleht RUTH N HART RlDgt0llH Academlc Course Hobby DdllClll2 Her name 18 Hart IS YOLIVL all been told But her helrt benealh 18 Ll heall of gold ALIIVIIICS Press Club Z 4 Glee Club 3 4 Dance Club 3 Vlrslly Club l Z 3 4 Baslx tball l 2 .3 4 In r murals 1 Irls Stall' Cl ss Nlght DOLORES I HOUSER DOSHII' Rlngtoun General Course Hobbw Slllglllg A smlle on her llps a Joke lll her heallt Well mlss h 1 x hen were far part ACIIXIIIOS Hlghllght Edltor 4 Press Clubl 2 Gle Club 2 3 4 Dance Club 3 Varslty Clubl 2 Basleetballl 2 3 4 Irls Staff Class 'Nllght . . .. V V, .. V, V. , A , n '- ' 1 f A 1 1 1 S ' xv ' ' 4 ' Z . 3 ' 3 A' ' ' In'1- . , 3. 1 . . . .. ,V .. - V V, w-7 ' - I. V7 - ' 14 '- ' - 4' ' '- ' , A V' wh lf: lll'X'1'l' lolll-:lllne for ll fl'll'llLl.n - 5 ' 3 ' . mrs: lx: 3 z 'ff' ': ' ' . .' . . . . . ' , . . '4MILLY T00TS -1 - V V . 1 1 1 1 Zn- ' ' 1 1 v 1 ' - - - lu 1 12 1 1- ',- 1 1 - r V , . ' ,' ' . . ' . ' - ' ' ' -- 1' 1 ' ' - 1 1 ' f - C Q ' 1 1 1 s 1 ' ' ' ' ' I ' A 3 2 ' . '. , : .' 'c , . ', 2 te - , . l. VV -- K' 3 . ' 1 V . .. , V. H L . V . O, V . 8 ' I 1 1 Q I ' 3 ' 3 ' . ' 1 s 3 . V , 3. 42 e . - . 1 X 1 . . , 3, 43 STELLA M IONES FAINE E KELLER JONESIE PINKY R ngtoun General Course Hobbx DJllClIlg r '. C x Ks o plci an 'XCIIXIIIC me Club 3 C11 N 1 HARRY I KELLY SLLGGLR L01 ust Dale General Course Hobby Collcctlng Cllpplllgb of Sport Ewen s Silence IS great r than xxoxcls muralsl 2 3 4 Class N1ght STANLEY I KRUPINSKI STAW Centralla General Course Hobbs Baseball stlent and safe SIICIICC ncxcr bttrays xou ACIIXILICS Class Nlght IRENE LEVAN Rl-.Nh AFISIPS Gent ral C ourse Hobbx Danung, H r urx froxxns an fancr ar T n smiles of otlnx rn udnns Arm ACIlNlllC I Club I .3 Dance Club .3 Xlcto s Club 4 Ir1s Staff Clas Wlgllt Arlstes Commercial Course Hobbx Dancmg Su all that fancx palntcd her h o tlx sh sxnccre -Xt lXlIlL a -I Dance Club Cd uxer l 2 3 4 Press Club 2 tx ub 1 3 4 Irls S Class Nlght ALLEN H KLISCHER KLISH Vlllburton RD 1 Academic Course Hobbx Outdoor Llfc Busy useful and also servlceable ACIIXIIIQS Press Club 4 Band 3 4 Dance Club 3 Varsltx Clubl Z .3 Soccerl 2 Ir1s Staff Class Nxg IOHN A KUTNEY KUTNEY Rmgtoun General Course Hobby Skatlng SIICIICG IS Golden Actlxltus Press Club 4 Inter muralsl 2 3 4 rls Staff Class Nlght OLIVE L LINDENMUTH LIVDY RIIIKLOXKH Commercial Connie Hobbx NIOIIOYI Plcturvs Good xxorlux good naturcd and good fun -Xt nuns Plus Club 4 Glu Club 2 3 Dance Club 3 n trrnuxals 1 1 .5 4 Vlctory Club 4 Irls Staff Class Night NHC vays arl vaj: f is' Incssf' l fs ' 1' 'A ' ' . . Da '- ' 'L 'Lss figh. 5 U5 1 'W CS 'Q x . -I 'V ls: Cl'ss Tr -'s ' . . . 1 '. 3. 3 ' 'I 3: Varsi H' Cl . 2. . 1 ' taffl v1 , ' ' ' - V I X-A lv- ' 4- Activities: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: Inter- ' ' ' 13 g , 5 3 ' . , , 1 ' fl . ' ' . 1 ' : J ' ht. . ' V' ' , Z . M h ' b A . V, .xx-Z U , I I - I V . : I . C. . 5- ' -' 1, ,'-. ' ' TI .. 0 .,.Y ,Q .., :mA f. --' v -t.. , . ,v rv- ' '-sz Glu- ' Z.. 'L ' ' ' 'L 'V rj l t- - 4 . Z., ', L ' I ' 1 STELLA M I ONES HARRY I KELLY F AINE E KELLER STANLEY I KRUPINSKI C IRENE LEVAN IOHN A KUTNEY OLIVE L LINDENMUTH ALLEN H. KLISCHER Y ALBERTA M LINETTY HARRY L LYNN THOMAS I MALONEY ELEANOR M MCDONALD JEAN E METZINGER HELEN E OSTER MARY R MURPHY BETTY I OWENS ALBERTA M LINETTY BIRDIE lhlhurton R D 9 Commercial Course Hobbx 'Vlouon PICIUFGQ Llttlc ln taturc but blg in mlnd Acwxxnc Pr s Club 4 Dance Club 3 Vxctorw Club 4 Irls Staff Class 'Nllght THOMAS I MALONEY SHOW Nl-'Y C cntralla General Course Hobby Football Wh n hc appears studlous and trles to look xx 1se A mlschlcxous txunklc shmes ln h1s eyes ACllYlLlCS Class Nlght IEAN E METZINGER JEAWNE Locust Dale General Course Hobby Skatmg Jem max not be studlous when works to be done But shes 'always there when a songs to be sung Actxxmcs Class Presldent 3 Dance Club 3 Varsltw Club l 2 Vxctorx Club 4 Irls Staff Class Nnght HELEN E OSTER HECKY locust Dale Academic Course Hobbx Motlon Pictures r alr xxlth blonde halr lNex er had tlme to xx orrx or care Aetlxltxes Ir1s Staff Class Nlght HARRY L LYNN LXNNIE xsl'bllFt0Il RD 1 Gena ral Lourse Hobbx HLIlll1llL, Good naturcd newer too blu '1 l L xxmcs V rsltx Club 1 2 '-kctball 3 -1 Baseball 2 3 4 Inter murll l 2 Class Ixlght ELEANOR M MCDONALD Bx rnesullc ulss llo bw Ilan: lll e but naw to haxc a frlcncl 1 to Jr o MARY R MURPHY 'VIARY Bvrnesulle General I ourse Hobbv D3flClllg Gaw and cheerful all the xx h1le Wlth her cwer readv sm1lc Ac lxltlcs Dance Club '3 Irls St iff Class N1g,ht BETTY I OWEN S BET'I'b Wl'burton R D 2 Commercial Loursc Hobbw Dancmg A girl who Q llfe 19 full of um But nex er complete xxlthout her J1m Actlutles Class S cretary 3 -1 Prfss Club 4 Dance Club 3 Varsltx Club Z Basketblll 2 Intex mul xls 2 3 4 Vlctorw Club 4 Ir1s Staff Cla Nxt, -4 v - - -v '-. A I ... -7 ' 1- U A ' ' F ' '- I V I - . Q to shi eu 'Fi -T 1 ' I ' ,' Al a 1' . .3. 4: Soccer l. 2. 3. 4: l -' ' I -A - Bag' ' I. 1 ' 1 - Es . .fig uk- vA' A v. I-EL ' ' ' 5 A' , Gem-r.el ! : '. - 'X . D X ' Il. 1- -' Q A A V' , Th ' V' ' '- '- yr l 1 nz-,'4 'Q ' 1 v ' ' Activlticsz Dance Club 33 Class Night ll A AV I9 All -- 1 KM. ' , , 'y L' - ' , '. c ' ' ' , ' .U I ' ' y . h Hu ' :Z as H. 3 . 3 'N' t .1 ' .3 1 Q 'f . ll I! it qu .7 ' ' x -5- h . -As1f'- V' '- 'S' - ' - v . ' . , v' ' 'H - ,U -.'-J - . - V Ne: e .2 2 ' 5 L' 'Q - 2 2 - 'Q . , . L ' ' : '. 3 ss fffht. ANNA E PRICE IENNTE B RISHAR N XXL!-, JEAN Germantown General Kourse Lcgan General Course Hrtybx Skim Hobbx Skatlng nce 1 X full of un Good naturcd smccre and true Ta M 1 but melt HU hmm dm ACtlXlllCQ Press Club 4 Glec Club 2 3 4 Dance Ac IXIUCQ D ncc Club 3 X11 ltx lub 1 2 Xxctf Club 3 Class Nlght lb 4 Staff Cl Nlghl IUNE L RISHAR KENNETH L RUDISILL Jl XII? TINY L01-Ian Academic iourse Vhlhurtcn R ll 1 General Course Ho bx Q vlltctm Plctuxc Post Cn-ds Hobbx Motlon Plcturcs Qumt um 1 hu xy Orly 5 not dgng Whs xxorrs cxcrx thlng xull bc all rlght cventually Nolw umm Its mme fm fun ACI1X1llQb Dance Club 3 Varslty Club 1 2 3 4 ACl1X1'1C Dancc Club 'Z V11s1tx Club 1 Baskntball Qocccr 3 4 CIHSQ Night 1 VIC mx Club 4 IIIN Staff Class Nlvht 1,015 1 SHANK LILLIAN M SINCAVAGE srmxxuf LILLY Rmggoun Gonna' Q ours? Rmgtovs n General Course Alu '15 s happx ilu ax s gag Hobby SCVN Ing She gr cts Xou in a ple slng xx ax Fan. as 3 mx pure as a msc Actultles Class PI'CQldllll 1 Press Club l 2 3 TH1010 hGfff1ffNdS 35 CWTTW Om? knows GICC Club 4 Dance Club 3 VMQH5 Club 1 2 3 Act1x1t1es P ess Club 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 murals 1 2 ITIS Staff Cl ss Night CLARENCE R SMITH HENRY I STEBINSKIE sw1lTTx BARON M-lgggg Acadpmu- Lou,-,Q Vhlburton R D 1 General Course f mx 'lwrltrvxavln Hwbbx DHTCIUL ,I I- od mum IC rcc Q cut uf ffm ACIIXI ll Dmu Club 'S Varsltx Club l 3 4 C Q lxltlcs It C 3 K , , 5 I Nlglmt l 5- ' . Na S lmappj. f . . Q . lp a 1. ' . -,- - , , , 1 ' ,I 21 5: '. 's' j C . -1 try 1 -- ' . Ch 1 l1'1.- ja L as: A . b -,7 14 N- L: - I ,X S 'Z A.. v.- ' ' .- si ,x .1 1 .g'- . . 1 . ' , 'H v ya - - 1 v1 -1 v '-- 7' A .v. . L: . w x. in Z ' Q h 4: ' . - V N, , 'vw I ' 3 H' Y - - - 43 ' : r- . . . I . . 2 BZISRCIDCJI 1. 2. 3. 42 Irls Staff: Class N1ght, Dance Club 3: Varsity Club 1. 2: Basketball 1. 2. Inter- . , L ' 2 a.: ' , H1blj--I gut .L . ' '- Ev:' cage tm Crrllm'CI that which thc wflrlfl has tu GU ' ii' F03 'i HIRE 2 mc-U . t s: 1 .1 zqj .2.1.gSo- ,X-1' - P- -,S C1111, 1. 3. 33 Rami gg. 41 lgum-L. 'lub ctr 1. Ll Zi. 4: Basketball 4: Intcr-murals l. 224 5: Clasp Jlg X7Zll'Fllf' Ciul 1. 2 Zi ll Suu' -1' l. 2. Zi. -tg ll'lr ftzllg 1 ' Class Nlght ANNA E PRICE IUNE L RISHAR LOIS I SHANK IENNIE B RISHAR KENNETH L RUDISILL LILLIAN M SINCAVAGE CLARENCE R SMITH HENRY I STEBINSKIE if bv--' 3 in-ff IOSEPH II. TII.MONT Q GEORGE E, WAGNEII WAYNE C. WALTERS M. ALICE WILLIAMS R. DELPHINE ZIMMERMAN JOSEPH T. ZINDA C L A S S M O T T O NO VICTORY WITHOUT LABOR C L A S S F L O W E R AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE IOSEPH R TILMONT GEORGE E WAGNER TILLIE BLTs0 locust Dale Commerclal Course Lentraha Academlc Course' Hobbx Slxatmg Hobbx J1x1dt1on Im IUNHHS Nl Q9 ff Im SFONUHZ UP Strong, 111 ull learned rmn '1 rrorot heart Ill V r 1tx C u l 2 3 Soecer 2 3 Baseball e1x1t1es C111 Q 1 ent 4 P e C u CI lllfdl 4 Irls Staff Class Nlxght LI YTXLII l fl Sta C N1 WAYNE C WALTERS M ALICE WILLIAMS LLIFF RIUUOWU General Lourse 'krlstes fn nc ral Course Hobbw MUSIC llubbw D 111e1n1,, 1111 18 short so lets be dy 11 1 1 girls 11,m1 1 1111 e Aet1x1t1es Puss Club 4 Ir1s Stall Class Nlght 5m Lmmw md 5500 c1x1t1ts ' ss ub 4 Dan ub 3 Cla 'NI R DELPHINE ZIMMERMAN IOSEPH T ZINDA PHINEY SHRIVIP Rmgtoun General Course Wllburton R D 1 General Course Hobby Ilstemng to the RHGIO Hobbx Baseball FTlLIldllllCSS lb the key by whlch she lets 'lhere s too much btautx upon Illl 11tl1 herself mto vour heart fm lonelw Y'IlLIl to bear Aetlxltles Press Club 4 Inter muralsl 2 3 4 VIL e 1x1t1ts V11s1ts ub 1 tory Club 4 ITIS Staff Class N1ght 1111s l 2 4 Cleas 'NI1 1 CLASS SONG Tune Faxth of Omr Fathers Goodbye dear classmates we re leamna now We say farewell and take our bow We ll ne er forqet the fr1endsh1ps we rnade And our sweet mern nes w1ll never fade CHORUS Farewell to you dear Conynahan Hugh Reluctantly we say qoodbye To you aear teachers we md ad1eu We w1ll fore er be thankful to yo' And through the years our thoughts Jllll stray Back to th1s Joyous Commencement Dar Dear Alrra Mater there s 1n our heart Tears of sorrow for we must oar Mem r1es of school days w1ll always e aea And we w1ll always th1nlc of you here g' '1- 3 y s. ' if ' . -' ' in 1 d. lu 1 IS at 1'1r,.1'.lt' -si 11 s' -' 'l b . 1.1 ' A . L ' A 't' 'ss Pr sd- 2. 1 l b 2. 3. 41 iii I11t:'-11 ' s 1. 2. 3. L 3 . A . l11t '11 s 2. 3. 41 I s 1 flg lass , ezht. ' u Nl .1 1 ., UAL.. jf - A'-- 1 -' I. f H' -' -' ' ' 8' Wi l 1 wl ole- hc' wvl' - 11 lll'l' s l-. A 't' Ire-1',' Cl 3. 41 Glce Club 2. Zi. 1 ' cu Cl Z3 ' 'ss 1it1ht 1. Av ,. 1. 1 A ., 2 - , . '. I - A 't' z -' Cl 1. 2: Bats -ball Ii. 4. Inter- ' 1 1 ' . mt 1 1' ,', It. 3 1 1 'glt L If Ton Ron Danrl lleuver. llnrry Lynn. Clara-nc-e Smith, Henry Steliinskie. Yiewr Yunescavaze. Chester Rhoaldes Rm lemilermnvller, Kenneth Ruelisill. 'Izlek IW:-lla, llenrze Moyer. Second Row: Andrew Xukupchinn Hilbert Gebhart, In-onnril Kelnmlis, Jenn Ah-tzinzer, Betty Metzinzer, Helen Proctor. Annu lriee Klur lrulni. Luther llrilrizs. Anthony llynuski. Third Row: Lillian Sim-nvaze, Fnine Keller. Iielunu 1 llenkw llerle litllldflllilll, Ruth xlillllk-'l'k, Stella Jones. Lois Shrink. Dolores Houuer. Jennie lilnhur, Eliznlnetli Sliznfrninsky. l'enrl LEIIUIYIIIKIII. I-ourth Kon Nlr. Sli-llonnlil, Ruth llnrt, lllunehe Moser. Alive Williams. Mildred llnlkovlcz, Helen Mayer nu-k l-Zlennor lhninuky, Dorothy 'l'honun.nn, Anna Dougherty. Glauhx Wolfe. Betty Blum. Mary Ilrnelous. Fifth RAN Slir-is M1-Donnell. Mary Znrko. Tereem Gerrily, I-lleunor 5ll'l,0lllIf'u. llelen Oster, Ruth Brennan, Irene Lenin June llowe. June Kishur. lllive Linaleninuth. Jule Hirrirlns, llelen lllushuck. Alberta Llnelty, lieth Owens llnttuni Row: Fhnrles Curran, .lmsenh Zindn. Alvin l,lndenmut,h, Francis Krunlnskl, Harry Kelly, S14-ve Ilerko. Kermit Shoup, Clifford Whlters. ACT I Freshman . Class ln September l938, eighty ambitious pupils entered Conyngham Township High School as members of the Presh- man Class. At our first class meeting we elected Miss McDonnell and Mr. Mc- Donald as our class advisers. At that time we elected the following officers: Lois Shank, Presidentg Charles Curran, Vice President: Blanche Moser, Secre- taryg Paine Keller, Treasurer. Under the guidance of Mr. Linetty and Mr. McDonald our history class made an educational trip to Bloomsburg Court House and returned with better ideas as to how our government is run. In the course of our first year in high school our class decreased to fifty-four members. ACT II Sophomore Class lNhen we returned to school in the fall of l939, our class of sixty-two mem- lers immediately went about the task of electing class officers. We chose the following: George Wagner, Presidentg Stephen f-lerko, Vice President: Anna Dougherty, Secretaryy Paine Keller, Treasurer. Our first social event was a skating party held at the Midway on October 20, 1939. Other social events held later in the term proved successful both financially and socially. With final examinations completed we found ourselves one step higher on the ladder to our goal-graduation. ACT III Iunior Class Upon entering our third year of high school, our first problem was to elect class officers. We held a class meeting on September 6, l94O and elected lean Metzinger, Presidentg Stephen Herko, Vice Presidenty Betty Owens, Secretaryg and Paine Keller, Treasurer. During this school term we participat- ed in many social events. The Vadue- ville Show held on November 19 was a great success. YE ERS Ton Row: 'l'lnnnzn4 Xlulonvp, Ntunli-y Krupinskiv, -lnswpll Zimln. nmrher, John Iiutm-y, Allen liliswller, !Yilln-rt Us-lnlmrl. lla-nry Luth:-r llriulrs, flmrlvs Vurraui. Vlitford Niall:-rs. Stella -Iom- Shalnk. llolon-9 llouse-r, -lennir kinhanr, .-xllllil lmmzlwrty. K4-:in Third Row: Nlr. ilvllolmlll, .hlrinu-r. David lie-avvr. -lnnr Kishnr. Lillian Sim-uvzunf, Jima llrrlr, Ulive Lindrnmuth. G1-orzv SYUKIIF Ruth Hurt. Ih-tty Blanc, .hum Prim-, ,ls-:ln Mvlzillm-r. Iiulh lin-I Mullomuld, Nlildrvil Ilalkmivh, Alix-rtau l,im-tty. ln October we selected our class rings and after waiting patiently we finally received them on December 23. After final examinations in Iune, we planned to enjoy a well earned vaca- tion and returned to play our roles in the last act of our drama-Senior Class. ACT IV Senior Class ln September, l94l, our class of forty- six pupils returned to school prepared to work harder than ever before. On October 3, we held a meeting and elected the following officers: George Wagner, Presidentg lean Metzinger, Vice Presidentg Betty Owens, Secretary: Fame Keller, Treasurer. At this time we chose our class colorseftoyal Blue and White. On November 9, we held a joint meet- ing with the Sophomore Class and a bingo party was planned for December 16, l94l. lt proved successful and we planned to hold others. All members of the graduating class had the opportunity to sell Christmas cards and candy, to earn money to finance part of their graduation ex- penses. We were proud of our caps, pen- nants, and emblems but we also realiz- ed that graduation was drawing near. Our name cards arrived on March l0 and all the pupils were anxious to re- ceive them as remembrances of the Class of '42. A timely and novel three-act comedy, America First , was presented on April 30 by members of the Senior Class. This was a play of 100 per cent Americans, who find themselves embroiled in the subversive activities of a group of aliens, out to corrupt the ideals of Amer- ican youth. We wish all members of the Senior Class a very successful future and hope that they will profit by what they have learned during the four years they at- tended our Alma Mater. llnrrp lie-lly, Ilarry Lvnu Iuul I-run er Sta-lnimkie-. Konus-th Kudis ll Svroml Row s, Rowauunu Ihfninsky, Marv Nlurphy Iam an file-akp, flurvlnm- Smith lowph Tilmont. Alice- Williams. Ile-tty Owe-ux I-anne Keller r. Miss Nll'l,0lllll'll, Adviser Bottom Row maui, Il:-lu-n Ustvr, Thermus lc-rrity Fleanor Vfhen we had completed our Fresh- nian studies at Coriyngharn Township High School we went with our parents on a Mediterranean Cruise. We visited Greece and there we studied about the Cracle of Delphi We were fortunate enough to attend one of the Pythian Festivals which were held at the shrine e ery four years lt was here that Apollo God of light of poetry of music ana of prophecy made known to men the will of Heaven lnquirers from d1s tant lands came seeking his guidance and since We wanted to find out what the future held for all of us we were ushered into his sanctum No one sought counsel at Delphi with out presenting gifts and we gratefully presented our gifts before receiving any information about our classmates Apollo informed us that every mem ber of our crass would venture into rnany lands After several years of acgu1ring knowledge he saw the Seniors of 42 acting the following roles on the world s stage David Beaver is a competent foreman at Baldwin Steel Mill in Chester Penna Eleanore Beninsky 1S happily married and living in her new home in the heart of Ringtown Valley Boseann Beninsky a very successful child s nurse is working for a promr nent family in Massachusetts Betty Blass IS governess for lames New York Bcith Brennan has her Fetter off CFetter olfl and has taken her first lesson in cooking at her cozy home in Lavelle harles Curran was made commander n chief of a flying squadron in Ben 1 ett Field THE SPE Anna Do igherty is cheif air stewaraess of T VV A at LatGuaraia Feld New York Paul Fensterrnacher is a p ominent un dertaker of Bingiown Penna Wilbert Geohart a well known carpen ter is wo king New l rsey Theresa Cerrity a great artist has signed a contract with Metro Gold Wvn Mayer in Hollywood Begina Gilesky a reliable librarian is employed in the public library in New York City Mildred Halkovich is secretary to Dr Morris a renowned eye specialist in Philadelphia Ruth Hart is a designer of fashions for members of the lunror League New York City Iune Herb is teaching a class of student nurses at Cfeisinger Memorial Hos pital Dolores Houser a beautiful songster has the audience spellbound as she croons a popular song on Steel Pier Atlantic City Stella lones fashion stgli t is designing new uriiforrns for nurses and beau t1c1CIDS Harry Kelly is the efficient editor of the Daily S ri Ne J York ity ei Ki s li of nature s a Q s t Cnal Park ,vm A . , ' , . 1 ' ' l Y - . t A - , ' tr ' e . , t . . . l . 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Azm-no Shin-y, Flarvllf-9 l l Ill'l'1I'l2lIl, llilly Sllliafll, Imstvr Jam-s, Info l'uI1-virh, Roller! llaumpton, Dorothy Rupert. Charles Nlirllac-I. 'I'hirlI Row: Miss Goltnlmll Lhlvisvrh, Ih-tty N'hit0, Romuyne- Shoup. Leona lfUl'k9YBKb'. Mary Sw:-rt, Dorothy Thompson, Ellllllil lv1'Nlll'I', Xlurlhu Fauzo. Lilly livavvr. Annu Furran, Eflnn llindvr- liter, Slr. llunsinru-r tAlIvlserl. Fourth Row: lie-tty N1-iswinta-r, ,hllllvlfil Minuler. llvtly Snyder. Nlulwl Nlinnlrr, Allvr Rlmaulen, Carrln- Ge-nrrzc-, Lorrzlilu- llc-Iwirz, lilnnc-lw K4-lmalis, Xlnrle Puttvrson, .XKIIPH Petro- vich, Marie Stibitz. Bottom Row: Rivlmrll Shustzu-k. Luther Swank. Fred Ge-hhnrl. liervuse llirster, Hurry Manure-r, l,uwn-ner Welle-r. lunior Class Qtffioers President . .. Robert Wetzel Secretary -. . Rornayne Shoup Assistant Secretary . .. Marie Patterson Treasurer .. . Larry Weller ,..,..'1'f, Tun Row: flnire ll:-iv-ic-r. Billy llluw. Tllolnan- Krupinski, Xlivllilfl Muslmlkn, Frank l.llll'lf3. Stew- Mayer nivk, So-1-mul Row: llc-My I-'Q-lllln-savvy. Hllmvurtll I4-van. Kola:-rt liishar. Olin-r -Iolivs. Ki:-hxlrll Imam-r. llnrnlal Snvrr, lim-nrsrc' lla-nm-ll. -Iolln llunlunn. .hum Zim-:Annu-. Third Row: bliss K1-ally 4.Xllvis4-rl. .hum l'l'l'5Ill4l1'k, tie-rtrulle lil'l'i!nl'lll'l', Ilq-lu-n ll'illialms, Fun- llufl'ln:ln. I,u1-1-tts: Frillxu. Ali:-v Ifrillaly, ll:-len Yilllkh- f'2ll2ll!1', .lou-v l'mv1-ll, Lurrninn- Klint-lwr, l.illiun Slam-ik, lie-nlrivv lirutllt-3, Surah Slmuu, Ali:-r lk-lliln-ky. Du-rr:-llal Walt:-rs. Nlr. Lilwtty Lhlvivevrl. Fourth Row: Ce-1'iliu Zimlu. kiln Omlor. Ilu-In-u Polifka. Slildrc-ll Mille-r, llc-le-n llinde-rlih-r. Lurille- Parks-r, Ruth llntfmaull. Elf-:lllur lirvmmn. Murtlm lirimts. Betty Laullr- nmn, Fe-rne Keller. Bottom Row: lla-nry Rooney. Vim-ent xvllflililff. Mirliuvl NlllXlll, Steve Remn-ttu. Ge-urge' Uwe-in-. SGD B30 C3332 lntroducing that certain group of this school system that is noted for their beauty, wit, scholarship, excellence in athletics, commendable deportment at all times, and yes, for their ability to carry on if the teacher should be called out of the room. tAnd we mean carry on .l Well, you have guessed it by this time we are writing Sophomore Class History. EDS Starting a little later than usual for a school term we arrived September 24, 1941, full of enthusiasm for the pleasant, as well as the not so pleasant, experi- ences that are always sure to come the way of all active boys and girls who are determined to reach a certain goal. Our first official act as a class was when we met for the purpose of electing a class adviser to take the place of Miss I IL JC fn fflf pf rc Q N hid tho RITI3 CWILAQ pgrtgs qyw s Qyfmn SARAH DPKDUP S0phQmQ1e Class Qfflcers 1 mv, vs' , A, ' . . ,. , . 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CQDY STEPS IN THE MIHNQINQ ESS M EARTH coal the black dramond ltke many other mrnerals s formed 1n the earth by nature lt 1S found 1n layers or seams or vetns deep down rn the earth These layers range from a few rnches to several hundred feet tn thrckness To get the coal 1t IS necessary to srnk a deep shaft mto the earth untll the vern of coal IS reached Thls shaft may be hundreds of feet deep The mme may be entered through the shaft whfch runs as an elevator or by means of a slope whfch IS sunk on the same prtch as the vern of coal The basrn IS located at the bottom of the vem where the coal vern begrns to of the basrn the men begrn to d1g gang ways whrch extend the ent1re length of the coal vern These gangways are bu1lt about three hundred frfty feet above each other The drstance between these gangways IS called the l1ft To mme the coal the mrners work upward through the l1fts so that the coal as 1t IS mlned runs away from them and does not have to be shoveled The mtners begxn by dru tng a breast whrch IS twenty four feet wrde up 1nto the earth A chute lS lard ln thfs breast and then holes are drrven rnto the coal These holes are fflled wfth dYYlC1llllQ and then blasted The coal rushes dov n the breast rnto the hutes and then rnto the mme cars Vtfhen one breast IS TC CUSTOMER ffnrshed the m1ner leaves a solld block of coal twenty f1ve feet wfde whrch IS called a prllar and then begms to drtve the next breast When the prllars have been robbed and the coal all removed th1s sectron of the mrne rs fmrshed and the m1ner moves on to another l1ft The coal that IS placed rn the mme cars 1S then pulled along the slope up the tracks and 1nto the breaker by means of large ropes that are gurded by electrrc engmes When rt reaches the top of the breaker the cars are released and the coal IS dumped 1nto the rollers where the coal 1S crushed mto many d1f ferent stzes The coal IS placed rn the shaker where 1t IS separated rnto dlf ferent srzes After the coal has been Washed the rock 1S removed and the drfferent krnds of coal pea nut egg buckwheat bar ley and rrce-are then placed rn drf ferent chutes where the coal lS then examfned After the coal 15 loaded on the rarl road cars an expert examrnes samples to determrne the amount of slate each ar contarns lf rt passes the test he wfll put tus O K on rt and then ft IS ready for market but rf rt rs drrty or not srzed ,roperlv he w1ll order ft run through the breaker agam When the coal meets the requrred standard rt lS brlled and shtpped to market A T FV T lb T D fy A A ,, T , . , , T extend up another pitch. 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A A ,, A h,c-1'1., 1. 4.1 .Ah ,yf1.f1.fM..,wg1 my f1f.,:,,TH !,1,I.:.mE: 1,-imc 71.1.25 y,z1stpzr.Q'1 he ',gIQ'r11r115 of our schuzl, the rxff: Emi: 3 lil? SWIYI lr. BTCK PGV' ITU? I, I J' ,. A :U thy Qhugls gr. th, Sig, , H119 'Nj itz ' 'TV W d of th, ccuhfu' Q W' Grew gif LWW H . - I, .AAA V V X 9 51113, th-1r pliyers hun mare Pflevvpk ,Y A PQTYY1- ..3.C1 ' C .,, 3 llffi gjlrigiq, A . . , DIIIIIIII A -HJ '. 1,9 1, d, te Cupuhe ' uh- P Q V R - Y Tlfllill . 32 I .. , ff Pfuch Eflfl rfurxslrlqef, :gr ' Y Q ' Q' I ,, CO1gr11y C CI f.1'i1::I xg, F'- 'l3 'f'7' H'V '7 ' ' ' , . Lia the S-IHI+IIYI'I'5 f'f thf- hm-t ,' 'TFXG ftiif- 3 f'f f.'.'g: D33 'f.T.H.S. Ts. Jgigzietis F1111 f.Tf1.A. fxpzg ,rl 'QQ -3 fax.. uf ,. 1 '- 'OQ1 QQ flifsfgxz 6-gk , A 'CCL 1-, Lgzxs' . 1 'QCA Z2 Bvixvf-r T'.'1g,. fl , TCS. Zi Higggs Hixf- I 'CCL E. '23 xvfgssi H2112 Q ' Miss Horan tCoacht, Mr. Linetty tCoachl, Faine Keller. Helen Yanescavage, Dolores Houser, Lois Shank, Romayne Shoup, Agnes Shirey, Leona Burkevage, Betty Femiessy, Betty Neiswinter, Erma Brocious, Faye Hoffman, Ruth Hart, Gertrude Kreisher, Betty Blass Conyngham Township High School Maidens swept everything in their path to become the first team in the history of the school to go through its schedule undefeated, thereby gaining the honor of being crowned champions of Colum- bia County for the third consecutive year. Much credit for the impressive work on the court must go to Coach Loretta Horan and her able assistant, Ioseph Linetty. These two working together with a squad of only fifteen players molded together a sextet that was one of the greatest ever to wear the Blue and Gold. N t 1 L Captain Lois Shank, who playing on the varsity for four consecutive years, displayed her talents offensively having 244 points to her credit. Leona Burk- evage with 92 points and Gertrude Kreisher, with l4l points, until lost to the team with an attack of appendicitis, also proved their talents. The position vacated by Gertrude Kreisher was handled capably by Dolores Houser, Betty Blass, and Romayne Shoup. Needless to say, defensively our team had talented stars in Agnes Shirey, Ruth Hart, and Helen Yanescavage. 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'L' 23 13 ' .1 ' .' ..,,...... . . 20. ' 42 11 ' 1' Y .,.. . . 23. 43 11 1' , . ' .26. ' 36 5 Q' ' ' .' ' ... . 2 . 29. ' 'il' 22 0 ' 5 ' ' .' ' .. . . 2. ' ' 28 14 'L 2 ..,,...... . 9. 22 12 . A ' . .. . . , 12. - 40 8 1' . ' . 15. . ' 4' 18 8 '-4 . . . . 19. 44 1 Top Row: William Reilly, Walter Bakowiez. George Menseh. Roland Snyder, John Hogan, Harold Bloom. Ellsworth Drumheller. Leo McDonald, Joseph Broda. Louis Blass, Wayne Hoffman. Second Row: Mr. Hunsinger tC0acht, VVilliam Blase, Frank Linetty. Lynn Keller. Robert Rishar, Owen McGinley. Ellsworth Levan, Henry Stebinski, Richard Lesser, John Linetty, Theodore Bakowicz. Larry Weller, Mr. Mohan tCoacht. Bottom Row: John Monroe, Robert Hampton. VVilliam Boyd, W'illiam Owens, Leo Palevich. John Stibitz, Harry Lynn, Robert Wetzel, Henry Rooney. Clarence Fetterman. I The Conynaham Township High This is the second team in the history of School basketball team has established the Columbia County Leaque to accom- an enviable and most unexpected record for the l94l-l942 season. Under the excellent leadership ot Coaches Elton Hunsinaer and Bernard Mohan, the Conynqham Township l-liah School boys won the Columbia County championship This was an unusual honor since there are sixteen aames in the league and Conynqhazn Township lliah School won all sixteen qanies. plish this feat. The first time it was accomplished by the Conynaham Town- ship Hiah School team in 1939. A few tiqures can help one to under- stand just what was accomplished. The data are as follows: Our home team scored lO32 points, compared to 644 points scored by op- ponents, an averaae ot 4l points per game, winning 8000 ot its total games. it was loaded on canal boats and hauled to Philadelphia. 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S I9 3 Top Row Mr Hunsmger fCoachj Joseph Petrovlch Thomas Brennan, W Ted Keller Mr Mohan 4Coach1 Second Ron John Stlblll Harry Wllllam Boyd Ellsworth Levan Thlrd Row Joseph Zmda Henry R Robert Hampton Harry Kelly Clarence Fetterman Lava ren Owens Gerald Snyder W llllam Lynn o Owens, Robert Wetzel oney Harry Maurer ce Weller Front Row llllam Keller Dale The baseball team of 1941 under the supervlsron of Coach Elton Hun slnger had a hard season because of a lack of expenenced players Handlcapped by loslng the trrst several games they were unable to attaln an tmportant league standmg The result was a he for thlrd place wrth Centraha Although Coach Hunsmger adrnltted that the team would feel keenly the loss of several players by graduattorz next year s team looks very promrslng because of frozen canals. The Lehigh Valley Railroad through f 3 - , . H .. f - - - , l y t - 3 y 1 1 , . , , , . . Y! 1 ' ,ly . .W ,X . 4 , N 35,3 X u, nl . l x :' J' f , i,,, . ,,.. .X , I - , . I . . 1 .. 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EGr'.-Jyw: Q'-I oi Wwe! un DEFENSE INDUSTRIES Our Country is faced with the greatest task it has ever undertaken For the past year or more the Allied powers have depended on us for supplies to carry on their great fight against the Axis nations Since we have declared war upon the Axis nations we must supply not only the Allied demands but also our own No nation can hope to be supreme among countries of the world in war peace if it lacks a bountiful supply coal The truth remains that there only one key to industry and that coal mining The railroads are Getting able to assist in contributing to power light and transportation requirements of normal civilian and defense require ments These industries because of this dependable source of energy are able to render their services to the defense production activities situated in the New England and Middle Atlantic States ln addition the industry has exerted itself strenuously to have coal used in industrial plants to furnish weapons of defense and in this effort has been quite successful particularly in the light of facts concerning other fuels. Munitions are not just planes pow- der and shells but also food clothing medical supplies and other commodi- ties which are needed to take care of civilian as well as military require- ments. Fuel naturally becomes a part of the Defense material category as aside from the Contribution of fuel to power transportation and commercial and cantonment heating needs the peo- ple who produce munitions and the necessities of normal life rnust be sup- plied with heat hot water and cooking fue . Coal is used in the manufacture of ships tanks airplanes guns and elec- tricity all of which are necessary for National Defense Iron taken from the earth is mixed with dirt and other particles which must be removed because they would ruin it lt is then fed into a chimney between layers of coke and limestone and the impurities are removed by heat Then it is folded into small molds This iron still contains a large amount of carbon and to make steel a certain percentage must be removed and this is done by putting the iron into large blazing fur naces which are kept going by coal When these steel Ingots cool they are heated to be softened so they can be passed for different instruments of Defense Iron and steel are used in the manufacture of tanks coverings for bombs ships airplanes and guns Then there is the interesting discov ery of Nylon which is made from coal air and water lt is a man made protein like chemical product which may be formed into fibers characterized by extreme toughness elasticity and strength The phrase protein like simply means that it has somewhat the same chemical composition as silk hair and wool. Until the development of Nylon silk was the only textile fiber which pos- sessed the combined strength and elas- ticity demanded of yarn for fine hosiery. But Nylon has silk beaten in both strength and elasticity. Resistance to water is another of its virtues. Nylon may be used in making parachutes and balloons. To operate railroads we must have coal and railroads are a necessity to the the defense plants because they carry the raw materials to the plants and then the finished war materials to the army posts and air bases. How coAL FRoM NES I ' , ' or ' , ' ' ' of 1 ' ' , ' is V I V ' ' ' , is A H ' G Supply Oficoul which is easily avail- are ready for the rolling rnill. Hers they 1 , , ZACEPLIVLIQFLILSS THEY 3925235 QQ Q On November 15, 1940, members of the Conyngham Township High School faculty met and decided to organize a band. They decided to sponsor social activities for the benefit of the Band. After several successful ventures, enough money was obtained and Miss Brennan, our music supervisor, bought instruments in January. Interest in the project increased and in April she pur- chased instruments to complete the in- strumentation. Under the capable instruction of Miss Brennan, the band members soon learn- ed to play their chosen instruments well enough to have regular rehearsals, which were continued through the sum- mer. When school reopened in Sep- tember, the band looked forward to a successful year. During the school term they made much progress: they were invited to play at several basketball games and now are looking forward eagerly to their first concert. Several undergraduate girls are now beng trained as drum majorettes by Miss Brennan and in the near future we shall see some fancy baton twirling by these beautiful maidens. Bb Clarinets-George Wagner, John Linetty, Lynn Keller, Stanley Beaver, Burton Heth- erington, Steve Fago, Irene Orage, Dorothy Metzinger, Michael Wagner, John Metz- inger. Eb Clarinet-Mae Guinther. Saxophones-Earl Eroh, Harry Smolock, Irene Bowes. Comets-Richard Shustack, Larry Weller, John Dunham, Harry Kostenbauder, Martha Fago, Charles Payne, John Fago. Altos-Mary Tersavige, Jean Wisdo, Lucille Billman. Trombone-Harold Sperr, Earl Friday. Baritone-Clarence Smith. Basses-George Gabor, William Sheam. Percussion-Ronald Vislusky, Rollin Snyder, Earl Owens. Top Row: Marie Kit-slmr, Hllu Jlmlurn, Sllirla-3 Smith. -In-nnie kishnr. Luis Shank, Iirttp l,5llIll1'H11lIl. llolorm-5 llourwr. llvlty I-'Q-llln-rms-y. Kita: Umlor, th-rlrmlv kr:-huh:-r. St-1-onll Row: Nlnrthzl lfmzo. Slurlrnrn-t Zimmer- man. Kohrrm Ilmu-. Lillian Shu'xn:u:4-. Ruth Ilurt. .Xlurtha lirilrlrs, .Xlil-0 N'ilIi:lnls. Alivm- lk'llillhk3'. IN-rr:-lla: Niall:-ru. Slllffhil Vuszulis. fn-1-ilin Zimln. Kathryn Iilimk. Mins Hn-nnun tlnstrux-tori. linttmn Row: Jum- II1-rh. Blau- Guinthc-r. Xlurir Stihitz. .hum Furrnn. ,hun-s l'vtrm'irh. Luis Ile-im-r, Irs-nv Iinwc-ra. Hairy Wimlo. Rhe-an lxibp. lr:-nr Uranu-, Xltll'llilTl'l Fe-lllu-ssc-N, .le-ani XYiNlo. THEY SKINS The Girls' Glee Club, under the supervision of Miss Cecelia Brennan, experienced a successful year. A Patriotic Program was presented in the school auditorium on February 23, 1942. At that time the members of the club sang several songs in a manner that was truly inspiring. Since all have a Wonderful spirit of cooperation and are interested in the development ot an appreciation of bet- ter music they will participate this year in the County Glee Club held at Blooms- burg in May. The purposes of the organization are to broaden its members' interest in music and to instruct them in various styles of group singing, accompanied and unaccompanied. Because this club is not only a means of acquiring a knowledge of music but also a source of pleasure, it is our sin- cere desire to ccntinue this study. We hope fhat all underggtadurxtes will be in- tensely interested in music for it brings happiness to the lieafts ol all. It's An Honor to Belong The aim of the Press Club this year has been to secure greater student participation in the field of high school journalism. On October 25, 1941, a meeting was called to order by the Editor-in-Chief, Dolores Hauser, for the purpose of electing officers to assume the duties of the seniors who graduated. Arrangements were made to begin work on the November issue which was to be published for Thanksgiving. The Conyngham Highlights was published under the able supervision of Miss Kealy, Mrs. Martz, and Miss McDonnell, members of the high school faculty, and the Editorial Staff. Now that it is time for the seniors of '42 to depart, we wish success to the students who are responsible for the planning and editing of our school paper. T e officers are as follows Editor in Chief Dolores Houser Assistant Editor Dorothy Rupert Secretary Faine Keller Treasurer Iohn Kutney 21953333 Tun Ron lnhl line-th IA-0 xlllhlllll Al John lxllllll' -Iululv Kinhur Iols Nhunk Dnlorn. Hun er Ixnl I-in hrlmulur lllrnlul Spa rr Ullufr .lone-v. Suomi Kon linrton Ilathe-rlngmn Ilan-me Nmnh Xllrn Ulm. In-nh thluv-nr! XI lll 1 thlum-rl Pla :nur flllIllhkX Un num- I B4 s Om:-nn hnnr lullnr Ruth llurl Ilornth Rum-rt llvlphuu llmlmrnmn Ulnn- Inuh-mmnh Ihunn 1 llmkx Nh n 1 Ullr-ll ull Ihhi 1-rl Slim- ullllllllll Il thluf-url Iiutlenn Ron Xlzlr Tllllllilif ll Irs urn! C ern! xl-HP! I-lunnrrs I-llu Nlzularn Lol Sl:-tzinzer lathe-run N ut lun' Nlnrlrs Nmnth June- llvrh than Nuvet Nl env Ntllull illwrtu I lllrlf h : 'z . 1 , ,', . - ' . ' 5, - , r ' ' .' '. - s . ' u Kline-In-r. livorlze- lfzlzller. flitfnrd IVHIIQ-rs. Ile-nr: Rmnn-9. vlllllll Ihlnhxun. IA-rny llvlln-rinlrlun. Third Rum: . ' ' ' .. . ' ' . . rr-. ll . . ' . I -z I - ' '. , . i'- lYill' , l.ilI':ln SiIll'1l1Xl2l'. -tl, . 'P i 2 . s , . ' . ' ' . ' ' . 'Z . 3 ' . 1 'A ' i- A 3. . ' f: -in I , 1, .H . ' Q l' . ' -5 F . rv ' .I rl . 4 . A .I 'f Y v - 5 D They Knit to Win The Victory Club was started early in the year under the supervision of Miss Hettner and Miss McDonnell. All girls in the Senior and Iunior classes who were interested in helping the Red Cross by knitting sweaters, mutflers, and other wearing apparel for soldiers in our armed forces, were given the privilege of joining. Girls who were unable to knit were given instructions by Miss Heiiner, and in a short time they proved to be proficient knitters. Wool obtained from the Mount Carmel chapter of the Red Cross was quickly used by the girls, which proved that those who enrolled were very enthusiastic about their work Finished garments were sent to the Red Cross Headquarters where they were greatly appreciated by those in charge Now that the present school term is drawing to a close we hope that the girls in the other classes will follow our example and enroll in the Victory Club to aid our country in this crisis I Left to Right Alberta Lmetty Anna. Price June Herb Betty Snyder Alice Williams Mabel Mmnier Anna Curran Fame Keller Olne Lmdenmuth Anna Dougherty Regina Gllesky June Rlshar Doroth Rupert Jean Metzmger Lorraine Helxug Marie Stlbltl Agnes Yetrouch Edna Hlnderliter Vllldred Halkos ich Betty Ou ens industries. C C . . C, 1 i Y . , I- W 1 W , i J 3 - v - , 4 ! V 1 V 1 U I 0 l v . 1 y ' v A ' , ' . EDWARD OWENS DANIEL WELLER President Recordmg Secretary Alumm Association Alumm Association RUTH OWENS CHARLES KELLER Fmanclal Secretary Treasurer Alumm Association FH! Al MN Thls year Father Trme turns hrs clock backward thrrty years to reveal an 1n terestlng tact rn our school hlstory lt was at that t1me that a group of frve students the trrst graduates otC T H S formed a nucleus from whtch followed ln ever rncreasrng numbers the parade ot classes down through the succeedtng years The th1rt1eth annrversary gtves the Class of l9l2 a place of honor amongst the zmportant events of the present year We are proud that our Class of 1942 has the drstlnctlon of marklng l.l'11S mlle stone rn the lustory of Conyngham Townshtp H1gh School The growth of our classes from the regrnnlng seems symbol1c of the growth ot the natron rn numbers and 1n power lt IS to be hoped that we as a school may grow strong rn order to help the nat1on to be more powerful rn th1s tlrne at greatest need f-W .fy or Kun 1 nr v n x L u- v I male s I-wld S lrlnnm orp Ro un rnmut u 1 rr un nun n liottmn Kun I 1 v lxustvnh ulvr I hll uh-lphl 1 l emu N llllllill l-1-n tn-rm u hu r X4 nn lore I Q n undo nh I I Xllll :nl In-nste-rm If hvr Rn-xullntl If-nn.1 , .... , 1 , , . 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Pvt Pvt Pvt Pvt Corp Clement Lmetty Fort McClellan Alabama Pvt James Bradley Fort Jackson South Carolina Corp Roy Lmdenmuth Andress unknown Pvt Andrew Mushalko Camp Edwards Massachusetts Lneut John L Sweet Pane Camp New York M1dshlpman Gordon H Ochenrnder U S Nawal Academy Pvt Mlchael N Duhb Fort George Meade Maryland Pfc Levus Helser Hanan Sgt Ralph Wolfe Address unknown Corp Wllmer E Fetterman Anr Corpa Ponce Puerto Ric Peter Fago Machinist U S Naxy Corp Harold Briggs Fort Bragg North Carolina Sgt Irun L Faust Army Arr Base Salt Lake Cnty Utah Pvt Harry R Lexan, U 5 Marines Barracks New Rner Corp Hobart V Eroh Howard Fleld Canal 7one bgt Harry E Mnuuer U 5 Marmes Quantlco hrgmla 0 N Z?5.fU3'd'15JCGl?3Zeb.L'?HS3 ngwww, THE 0555. EUSTR Coal the burred treasure of ths regxon rates htgh as a rneans of pro ducrng power for manufacturrng Thrs fact has a great effect on many m portant rndustrtes Coal has made a radlcal change rn the rarlroad transportatron tn the state of Pennsylvama Lookrng back rnto the elghteenth or even seventeenth cen tunes all transportatron was slow and costly But wrth the rnventron of the steam engme whose chref source of power IS coal f1re whrch heats the steam bollers we note the great mfluence rt has upon rndustrxal and socral lrfe W1th the use of a practrcal and economrcal fuel as coal pr1ces and length of trme transportrng have largely decreased Today ra1lroads use the anthracrte coal because rt IS a fuel whlch IS easrly avallable ln supplymg power l1ght and other transportatron needs The product has rncreased enor mously the amount of frerght traffrc known as the coal road rn the Keystone State Thrs has helped rndrrectly rn the employment of people rn the rarlroad rndustry Most of thrs coal shtpment goes to the rnanufacturrng New England States whrch have been affected by coal The1r rndustrral prosperrty rs based on the amount of coal we send to them The coal there IS transformed tnto steam whrch moves all types of textlle machmery from shoe rr a hmes to clothmg machrnes tn almost every workshop and factorv The tachtrtes used now are larger compared to thcse usea X e rs ago Beca f the mcreas ed coal p ver hey an rnanufacture ch more at l ss ox erhead expense hus lowermg the prrc of g ods As coal rn the form of stearn has 1n creased the output of the factorles the amount to be exported wrll be large and rt wrll therefore affect the merchant rnarlne or shrpprng rndustry Coal plays an 1mportant part rn the process of smeltrng rron and steel tn the huge blastrng furnaces The manufac ture of shtps 'nachrnery and other artrcles made from 1ron and steel are dependent upon coal If there should be a decrease rn the tonnage of coal nuned these mdustrres would be affect plosrv es msulatron and certarn kmds of parnts are also dependent on coal Probably the only lndustry 1D whrch coal has a far reachmg effect would be the one that manufactures sllk No NGTY mflfly years ago a new substance alled nylon was dlsco vered after years of experrnoentatron It IS made prrnct oally from coal and the dernand for nylon IS becomrng greater It rs more durable ltghter and has more elactlcrty than srlk The research work on coal IS berng contnuei and wrthrn a few more years the uses of coal and tndustrtes affected ll rncreasea Le us hope rt wrll hold tts rank as one of the r ost rmportant r eans of po Ner produc tron T l n f I 1 t V T X CT - . use o . c r - I f I A ' c l , CK Y. 'A C . .. ' ' ' . ' . ,. , e c ' . ,, i - T ' A V Q T e o . I A l ' 1 A ed. The industries that make dyes, ex- ' f V 1 f 1 ' . I I V . i . V V - C ' - I 4 tl C l' f wt be '. ft 4 . rr. ' .c r 1 11 f - . 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