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

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HANDS AND MINDS WORK TOGETHER COOKING. BAKING. SEWING, FOR VICTORY if f I -AMERICANS. TA-ITL Fon VICTSJTY - I I It if if

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SECRETARIES ARE IN DEMAND WONDERS OF THE WORLD UNFOLDED THROUGH SCIENCE if if if if if WE WILL WORK FOR VICTORY -A' if ir

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MARGARET M. MCHALE Our Competent Secretary R-r-ring, goes the telephone and Miss MCI-lale hurriedly answers with an effi- cient High School Office . Will you deposit this nloney for our class, please? And Margaret, the principal's secretary, willingly gives up a moment of her busy time. Typing business letters, filling out gasoline rationing blanks, getting out an- nouncements on time, making out checks, checking books and school supplies for the faculty, answering a hundred and one questions for the entire faculty, keeps her occupied the entire day. ln fact whotever the job may be, Miss Mcl-Iale is always ready to see that it is done. Quit Pilots IOHN I. REILLEY A Civic Leader All teachers report at the time and place specified on your notice f--H this statement is taken from the sugar and gasoline rationing circulars distributed uni' der the direction of lohn l. Reilley, Super- vising Principal of Conyngham Township Schools. The organization of the local sugar and gas rationing is just a small part of his work in the war effort. l-le feels that without the full cooperation of every man, woman, and child in the dis- trict we cannot expect to win this war. His duties are not centralized. His work often takes him to Bloomsburg, where he confers with other representatives of the Office of Civilian Defense program in Columbia County. Not neglecting the schools, he's always Willing to lend a help- ing hand and to contribute his share to- ward our common goal. The graduating class has a vote of thanks to extend to him for helping us as we progressed through our four years of high school. I .wi -1-.,.. l 1 u I ir -k if t -k TRAINING US FOR VICTORY -A' -A' is -A