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

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i V, G. 'GQ 1. JT' w l l' ,I e X A f 2 1 FLORENCE BETZ Honey t'She talks and talks, but that is humang She likes the men, but she's a woman. VVhat's all the noise? Oh, don't get ex- cited: it's just Iietz coming up the steps. Until lately we were eager to know why she went over to the Mother of Consolation Hall so often and was continually gazing over at the little railroad track. We found out recently it is be- cause of a certain person in whom she is greatly interested and who frequents both places. Honey is considered the best defensive player on the Mount Carmel Township basket- ball team and for this reason she is known all over the region. She intends to be somebody's stenog. Here's wishing her the best of success. CORA FELKER Cora Chatter, chatter all day long, And still she has more to say. VVe wonder if she won't run down Or lose her voice some day. Cora is one whos raves and raves forever. It does not matter where she is-in school, home, study hall, or assembly-she is just the same. She is another one of the heart-breakers of the class, and We know that she will get along in the world, by her friendly disposition. NVe all wonder why she would like to take the trip to Washington, but for some reason or other she will not tell us. We do not know what Cora intends to be, but by looking' on her left hand we can easily guess the answer. VALERIA DOYLE Ditta Always in haste, but never in a hurry. Hark! Nine-fifteen. Here she comes! As usual, talking of what happened the night be- fore. She is a popular member of the Senior class and also among the opposite sex. For several years she held a position on the 'varsity squad and we know it will be very hard to get someone to fill her place, because she proved her Worth. She has taken part in, track meets and has come out with many honors. Of course, we do not know what Valeria intends to be, but we all wish her success. FOURTEEN

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i GERALDYNNE KLEE-S Gerry Beautiful faces are those that show Beautiful thoughts that lie below. Gerry is of such Lilliputian size that she would almost Fit into 0ne's pocket. But they say that good goods come in small packages, and we want you to know that this little pack- age contains 100 per cent pure goods, because its contents has proved itself to all her class- mates. At present Gerry and her boy friend are on the outs : but the course of true love never did run smooth, and everything will be all right, as it happened many times before. 'Phe class is becoming used to it! If you intend to become a nurse, don't be a war nurse, Gerry, because too many CANNONS might make life miserable. Best wishes for a suc- cessful future. JAMES DFJANE Kill Full many a flower is born to blush unseen. Kip became a member of our class in his Junior year after graduating from the paroch- ial high. Quiet, industrious and girl-shy de- scribes him perfectly. We believe that Kip has the making of 9, great long-distance runner. It must run in the family. Kip intends to take up electrical engineering at State. VVe hope you prove as industrious in college as you were in high school, Kip. This calm laddie could never see much in girls-since last year's class left us. He may he slow motioned at times, but he surely loved to Bizz it at this tilne last year. VVith all his faults, Kip was a willing worker, and was held in high esteem by all his classmates. Ambition-To break Nurmi's half-mile rec- ord. ANNA HOLLISTER Sain Vp! Up! my friend and quit your books, Or surely you'll grow double. Up! Up! my friend and clear your looks: VVhy all the toil and trouble? Sammie is one of the best all-around ath- letes ever produced in the Mount Carmel Township High School: and remember, dear readers, that she belongs to the class of '27. Medals!!! She has them galore. And besides being an athlete she is a student of no mean ability and is of high standing in her classes. Anna is another of our classmates who has gt sneaking regard for Mount Carmel High, al- though she tries to conceal it: but remember, Anna, Actions speak louder than Words. VVe often wondered why Sammie's knees get tired and now we know. lt is because all during school hours she is NEALing. In the future Anna intends to be a school teacher. XVe hope she will remember her own school days and not he too hard on the poor kids. Ambition-To go to college. Favorite saying- I Saw NL last night. THIRTEEIN

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HELEN MCGUIRE Mac Of study she took most Care and most heed. Helen is a shy young maiden who really knows how to keep quiet in a classroom. She has a cheery smile and a pleasant greeting for all. She is everybody's friend and we c0uldn't get along without her. Helen is always willing to help wherever she can. We often wondered why Helen took sro much interest in salesman- ship, especially when they had the candy busi- ness on hand. VVell, I suppose we will have to let that to her. Her highest ambition is to be- come a nurse, and we know that with all her good qualities she will succeed. Here's luck, He len. HANNAH BOSCHE DOC She has a smile of beauty rare, And she is sweet as she is fair. Although we all know Hannah has a beauti- ful set of teeth, it is no mystery to us why she can usually be found in a certain young dent- ist's offiee in the Trust building. But when Hannah sits in the chair' Du- suddenly turns optician even though we never hear her em,-mplain of her eyes. During the day you'll find Hannah surrounded by halt' the girls in the class, laughing and telling jokes, but at night you ll probably not find her at all, she being a very willing spring fever patient mostly every night of the Week when the Doon makes his rounds. But Hannah is loved by all her tlassmates, because of her cheery disposition. Her motto is, Keep Smilingug and she sure flashes a mean set of molars. Well, why not? asks Hannah. It pays to advertise. KATHRYN KLINGER Kitty I'm quite as big for me, said she, As you are big for you. . Kitty is the president of our class and has always fullilled her place of honor, She is an all-around athlete, being forward on our bas- ketball team for the past four years and won honors at our annual field meet held at Sun- bury. XVht-never a current topic was to be dis- cussed in flass, Kitty always had one on Uncle Joe Uannon. VVe wonder why. She will take part in our operetta and we are sure she will please all. She expects to become a stenog and we know she will be a success in that or any other work she may undertake. FIFTEDN