Mount Carmel Township High School - Kismet Yearbook (Locust Gap, PA)

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Ei MYRL FREW Irish VVhen you Come to the end of a perfect day, You'll Gnd the soul of a friend you've made. Myrl tlrishb came to us in her Senior year, and by her jolly disposition and being full of fun has endeared herself to all of her class- mates. Besides being jolly she is a studious student, one of the many in our Senior class, and is ever ready to help others. She has not decided where she Will go when she leaves Bradley, but we know wherever she may, she will make friends as she made them during the past year with us. Keep your bright and cheery disposition, Myrl, and success is yours. MARTHA STIEF L00ie Charms strike the sight: but merit Wins the soul. -Pope. This sweet little blonde is one of the most in- teresting' members of our class. She is very clever and has a merry twinkle in her eye at the earliest sign of mischief. When passing through the hall, you can always hear her rip- pling laughter. When Martha visits some of her girl friends in Green Ridge, she also ex- tends her visits elsewhere in that townt'???J In spite of Martha's jovial and winning dispo- sition, she is very studious and stands high in all her classes. Her highest ambition is to be- come a school teacher, and we feel sure that she will he a suec-ess. MAE LANGTON Mae Quiet and gentle the entire day, Nothing to fuss about, nothing to say, Always happy, always gay, She goes along in her usual way. Quiet and gentle certainly characterizes Mae, who spends her time doing good deeds for oth- ers. She is never cross at anyone and c-an boast of no enemies. Although Mae YIBVPI' en- ters any sports, she is greatly interested in an athlete. Both Mae and Cora are a team for heart breaking and We are rather sure that she will be 1-ontinually breaking the hearts of her pupils. Mae expects to be a sehool teacher. and we are sure of her success, for she is kind and thoughtful always. EIGHT

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' - ll ., eg N K0 6? ' PAUL HOLDA Paul All boys love their sisters, But Paul so goodC'?J has grown 'Phat he loves other boys' sisters Far better than his own. At one time we thought Paul was bashful: but oh! he simply tags after a certain member of the Senior class. He simply refuses to talk to the hoys when any girls are around. Paul is one of the industrious students of the class. He is the only one that has ambition to work after school hours. VVe think that some day Paul will publish a daily paper entitled, Exchange News. XYith his jolly disposition, success is assured. IMELDA MORGAN Mildy From morning till night it was Imelda's de- light to chatter and talk about---- Mildy came to us in our Junior year from St. Joseph's High. This does not mean that she did not form many friendships. She immedi- ately became interested in the opposite sex and espeeially one from the Junior class. By her laugh, Imelda has attracted the attention of many. Without her powder and rouge box, Imelda would he lost. Imelda, don't mind any- thing we say. Imelda wishes to become a stenographer. YVe know by her pleasant dispo- sition that nothing but success van be her lot. ENRICA ECKER Eddie You hear the child laughing-you think it's all fun: But the angels laugh, too-at the good she has done. This charming brunette is another popular member of the Senior class. 'Rica is Well liked hy her classmates, but her popularity extends even further than that. It is well known that a certain Senior in a neighboring high sehool holds her interest and that she just flotes on 4-akes bought in bakery shops. I-low about it, 'Rica? This little lady has an extensive eapa- eity for sweetmeats and chewing gum is her second navne. Of what she intends to do after leaving high svhool we know nothing: but we're sure that if success eomes from hard work, En- ric-a will surely attain it. Ambition-'Po he a school marm! Favorite expression- My stars! A: A' v' X Pol , -' NINE H.. 'N'