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

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vw 2 N j' ? 1 Ella the witty, the merry- She never has room for a worry. She pushes along with a smile and a song Why can't we all be that merry? Anna is another friend Who will stick by you till the end. We don't know what we'll ever do To make amends, Anna Hollister, to you. Always talkative, Paul Holdag An ever-smiling lad, we'll sayg Because you never, never see Paul In any different way. Companionable little Helen Havertyg With countenance always serene, She's willing to lend her assistance To any and every good scheme. The class possesses an Atlas lad, And for this reason the class is glad. Alex is true, Alex is brave, Never known but to behave. Agreeable Geraldynne Klees Is sociable, dainty and small, Most obliging at all recreations, Attentive to everyone's call. Earnest is Miss Kitty Klinger, Tasteful and amiable, too, A The president of our dear old class And our colors, red and blue. We also have Charles Kulickg And you don't need to stop To wonder why our basketball team Went right over the top. We have an artist in our class. Who can that artist be? We have a boy named Francis Klausg Perhaps the artist is he. Good things come in small packages. This proverb may be trueg But, Mae, don't you worry about thatg It's false when it comes to you. Encouraging Leona Moran- She's so honest, unselfish and trueg Herself she forgets for another- Perhaps the other is you. TWENTY-FOUR

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fjx CLASS POEM Small and dainty Marge Breslin, Serious-faced, you knowg You're always sure to find her gay, And always on the go. Our treasurer-oh, yes, you all know her She is honest, good-natured and funnyg The class could not well do without her, For Honey', keeps all of our money. Dora Bridy is another friend From Atlas, you know. If Dora ever left our class- Well, then we all would go. No doubt you know Hannah Bosche, A smile worth a million has she. We'd willingly spend a small fortune To be as pleasant as she. And now we have Michael Cannon, Master of knowledge, that's sure. If any girls have heart trouble, They go to Mike for the cure. Valeria Doyle is also here, Just as pleasant and kind as every And we are all quite certain i That '27 shall never forget her. Here is another-Jimmie Deane. Although small you may be, We think your heart is much large For a little chap like thee. Enrica Ecker from Strong, Pa., We never will forget the day You came to Bradley High, and say- We're sorry we can't make you stay. Jolly Myrl Frew, What would we ever do If you did11't come to Bradley High And act the way you du? Cora's always talking, Cora's always gay. Cora Felker is the one That drives dull care away. TVVENTY-THREE

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S GX 16 Good-natured Eddie Madden Never has much to say. But never you mindg in the papers y His name with the great some day. And there's little Imelda Morgang Gentle, devoted, sincere. She'll be to her classmates A friend through all the years. Calm and quiet Mary McAndrewsg Always very neat in dressy She's one of our many members To help anyone else in distress. Helen McGuire is an Irish maid, One who is Willing to give her aid. We all feel sure-we know that she Enter the world unafraid. And who is that arguing Senior boy That never misses the history class? It isn't a wonder to any of us That all the teachers let Joe pass. Rosy and plump Martha Stiefg She never gives in to a grief. Isn't it sad, very, very sad That the life of a friend is so brief? Sociable, girlish Kit Woods, So gay and so light-hearted, too. A laugh she always has ready Whenever you're feeling just blue Quiet Mary Williams, From Atlas hails she. She's always cheering up the classy How Bradley will miss thee. Merry and brown-eyed is Olive, Our romantic Olive is she. She is earnest, coniiding and honest As ever a girl could be. ou'll find will CATHARIN E FICKINGER 27 TWENTY-FIVE