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

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41- X I 5 'Q , .4 'F E xv ' K' SS is . 0 5 ' - 3 - ' 1 ELLA GEARY P0dger She has a smile of beauty rare, And she is sweet as she is fair. Ella's smile is her particular characteristic. She has always been a good student and always her lessons, even when nobody elffe din. knew She is a star forward on our basketball team and helped to bring our team to the top. Her greatest ambition is to become a Dean. She never says whether it is of a college or school, Perhaps she doesn't mean either. But what- it may he, we are positive she will please ever all, because we cannot understand that so gen- erous a heart is encompassed in such a small body. MICHAEL CANNON Mike Learned in mind and heart, He is master of all knowledge. Mike is an all-around athlete and for the past two years fought and won many victories for our team, the VVhippets. He is one of the most popular students of the class, especially with the girls, and is what many would call a lady fusserl' However, with the least possible efforts he has absorbed considerable knowledge and has succeeded in giving all the impression that he is a good student, taking honors in our class. If you have a problem in math never worry about it. Mike will help you with it. He makes quite a few trips to-we had better not mention the place. Be sure to catch the bus, because it's a pretty long walk to Mount Mike, Carmel. VVe ho-pe the problems of life will prove as easy to Mike as they did in school. CATHARINE WOODS Kit A girl that is sweet, A girl that is true. XVithout her I wonder Vklhatever we'd do. Kitty-Kate is the one that never be- in troubling trouble until irouble trou- you. Kit is everybody's friend, and we couldn't get along without her. She iz a student and chemistry may be very help- her in the future. Kit expects to beeome Kit- lieves bles just good ful to a nurse and We think it would be wise to ad- vise all her male patients to have their hearts removed before coming within her range. No doubt she will make her mark in life. SIXTEEN

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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

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MARY VVILLIAMS BOI'lI1i6 Quiet maidens are sometimes quite noisy. Mary joined our ranks back in the eighth grade and has stuck ever since. She can be found all taken up in some kind of pt novel, especially love stories. Mary's ambition, so she tells us, is to become a school teacher, but we imagine her in high opera. Mary has a Won- derful voice and she demonstrates her skill arl- mirahly as Lady Vivian De Laney in the class operetta, Pickles Mary's attentions sometimes wander from her home town steady to a well known athlete from ,the Junior class-not mentioning any names: but he has won quite a name for himself in the track meet at Sunbury this season. No matter what vocation Mary claims to have selected, we have our own opinions, and we think that sooner or later her domestic science course will be put to the test. Well, Mary, We wish you luck in your future exploits, whatever they may he. FRANCIS KLAUS Deutssher From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth. -Shakespeare. This angelic Lilliputian took a fiendish de- light in tickling his female classmates and mak- ing their happy lives miserable. He is the pet pest of the Senior class. Also, as J. Jennison Jones in the Senior operetta, he will endeavor to do his pest to make the operetta a suc- cess. Deutscher is quiiean artist, being chosen as art editor on the Green and Gold staff. Needless to Say that all of the drawings in this book are the products of his skilled hand. Al- though many claimed the honor, Francis is the real sheik of the class and hisksheha is a petite classmate. As a commercial artist, we expect to hear great things about him and hope his future life is very successful. Ambition-'Po take'up his abode in Greenwich Village. Favorite saying- lWaniflno. SEVENTEEN