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

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THE IRI 1947 M PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF CONYNGHAM TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL ARISTES, PENNSYLVANIA VOLUME TWENTY

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Page twenty CLASS POEM Farewell, Dear Conyngham, farewell Your halls we sadly leaveg What the future holds none can tell, But as time marches on we believe That the good foundation from Conyngham High Will help us as years roll by, And our school banners of Blue and Gold Will ever be waving high. Adieu, Dear Conyngham, adieu We are sorry we must go, But we leave behind only Our kind thoughts and pleasant memories. We chose our motto: Eifort Brings Success This maxim will always hold trueg And as we leave, our Faculty dear May each day bring pleasures new. Betty Zimmerman CLASS SONG CTUNE: The Bells of St. Maryl The bell of dear Conyngham pealed out with joy, To welcome us back, each gay girl and boyg To finish our studies within its great walls, I know that we'll hear it whenever it calls. Chorus Our school life is ending with pride and with honor, No more shall we ever have joys such as these, With knowledge we learned from teachers so dear We never shall forget, forget you Conyngham. We thank all our teachers who helped us to gain The goal in our High School, 'twas always our aim. Now that we've attained it we leave you tonight To seek out our niche in the world's hall of fame. Albert Adams

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Page four ALMA MATER High on the mountains our dear Mother stands We leave her with a sighg But We'll remember the joys We shared In dear old Conyngham High. . Within these walls we labored hard To master every ruleg With all its Work, its joys, its griefs, We love this dear old school. Our teachers, patient and sincere, Inspired us each day As they shared our joys and sorrows And onward led the Way. Our Alma Mater will ever stand Within our hearts enshrined As We go forth with lessons learned To better serve Mankind. Anna Raker