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

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CLARENCE H. TILMONT Pennsylvania State College General Shop is Mr. Tilmont's assigned job , but he is called to so many more duties - Mechanical Drawing, Stage Man- ager for all plays, Faculty Manager of Ath- letics. A member of the Class which started the Iris. he has assisted in one 'ay or another, with every issue 'ince ' ,,o' ' w '2 S DANIEL L. WELLER. B. S. Albright College Science Mathematics The wonders of the world would not be complete without the Wonders of science and its wondering students. So, down in the Lab we find congenial Mr. Weller in the midst of patiently explaining how to combine H:O, FC 56 and PT 37. tWe still don't know whether that formula might not blow up the school buildingb. But science is not all Mr. Weller teaches. We worried him with our delayed problems in solid geometry and trigonometry. . '- Thank you - Mr. Weller. ,Gs N .UQ sc Q Q B Q K at 'fff' M-eff 99. MARGARET M. MCHALE Secretary The one to whom We all go for anything we wish, and the one who grants all our wishes with a smile. Smile Again. We need more smiles like her's to make us better able to face a dark future. X, M1 ,li ak 'A' ik SACRIFICE. SAVING, SORROW: -THEN VICTORY ik if 'k ir if if

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IOSEPH F. LINETTY, B.S. in M. E. Bucknell University Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing Mr. Linetty entered the service the last day of thc 1941 school term. was returned to us for the entire term of 1941-42. was called again in August 1942. We miss him. especially in our social af- fairs, in which he always assisted us. Y-4 lv N N-4 X 1 . s X 4 . ' . Q' V t . nxt K XL la YJ 'S X P' ff J 1 . N I X. QIMARTHA BODMAN Mmrrz, A. B. X Susquehanna. University English This instructor is one from whom we learned correct English, the rhythm in poet- ry, and a mass of knowledge in making book reports. Coaching dramaa- Shakespeare to Trifles , and why Chaucer wrote The Can- terbury Tales . and why English 12 Class should not love it more. In after years we may rue the day we did not appreciate the master minds. ,i..,.. ANTHONY I. McDONALD. A. B. MARIE C, MCDONNELL Susquehanna University The Social Studies are Macs hobby. Be- ing a veteran of World War I. he delights in showing pictures and comparing the two wars. Patient, congenial, accommodating. his pupils love him. We are sorry your foot was hurt last summer, which handicapped you this year. We wish you a speedy recovery. Qwh ' Bloomsburg' State Teachers College A competent instructor in all the Commer- cial Studies, but the pupils excel in typing. She and her pupils do much civic work in secretarial practice classes for Mr. Reilley in filling out sugar, gasoline, and tire rationing blanks. Each year she assists with the typing for the Iris. Thank you, Miss McDonnell. Wap? 73057-MJ! -A' ak 'lr -A' -k MAY FUTURE DAYS BRING VICTORY -k if 'k

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Salutinq The Staff oi Tl-IE IRIS The book made of tour-year Conyngham High spirit, love and hard work. .Each year when the roses bloom and thoughts ot the students drift from books to the great out-of-doors, there comes irom Conyngham Township High School, The Iris. How they clamor tor it! How they criticize! How they compare it with all the annuals they have seen and say that the cover is better and the stories worse: that the Senior pictures are perfectly splendid and the write-ups are terrible. But the all important - they alway like it. This year's editor-in-chief, Dorothy Rupert, and the faculty adviser, Miss Gotshall, worked long and hard on the problems which always arise in the publication ot a year book. Larry Weller, assisted by Adviser, Mr. I-lunsicker, capably handled the job as business manager. Each editor was responsible for his or her particular write-ups . The artistic features were taken care ot by Mr. Weller and Miss Horan. They snapped the shutters that caught the various scenes of activity around the alma mater. , Every effort has been put forth to make this book a record of another successful year at C. T. H. S. The staff hopes it has accomplished this purpose. Y- 4 4 4 4 4 VICTORY FOR THE FOUR FREEDOMS 4 4 4 1