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

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JUNIOR HISTORY Our band is few but true and tried. Only 40 of our band entered the portals of Bradley High School, September, 1924, which leads to higher education. We were shy but ambitious, and with high spirits and great expecta- tions. Tlhe road was rough and by untiring efforts we gradually wended our way to success. Our real ability was shown when some of our athletes entered the track meet and did more than their duty. This year was marked only by our entrance into ath- letic activities. When we returned to school it was with higher spirits. Our band was few but nevertheless happy. Now that we were a little braver and thought ourselves higher we held our first party at Exchange, which was thoroughly enjoyed. Again we participated in the track meet and our famous athletes well earned praise for assisting in winning the trophy. Thus, we passed two happy years of our four-year journey. Juniors! More dignified than ever because we were upper classnien. We were joined by two girls and a boy from the Parochial High School. We were glad to have them and gave them a warm reception. This year our classmates showed more of their ability by winning berths on the basketball teams. Both boys and girls earned these berths. Not only did we share these honors, but it took the Junior atihletes to break the records at Sunbury and bring home tlfe silver loving cup. Another event was our Junior-Senior hop. It was hard work, but with the co- operation of all we proved our excellency as entertainers. Through all this success we felt sorrow for the departing mem- bers of our class. We wish them success and hope they will not forget the happy class of '28, Now we are preparing for the final exams and have great hopes of being dignified Seniors, carrying with us our motto, Strive and Succeed. JENNIE TIETSWORTH TWENTY-NINE

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I SOPHOMOXRE. CLASS HISTORY As we entered the halls of Bradley High School in the fall of '25 I am sure that the scene must have been very strange and queer to the upper class men. We walked up the steps in an or- derly way, shaking, for fear we would do something wrong, and yet at the same time viewing all the new things and Wondering just what these walls and rooms would some day mean in the lives of the class of '29. Thus, we plunged into high sclrool life. Again we entered the halls of dear old Bradley, but this time we are quite brave, racing up the steps and helloing everyone We meet. We are the sophisticated Sophomores, and do we feel our position? Well, I should say we do. This hilarity was not destined for longevity, for we were quickly subdued and before We could realize. what had happened we were hard at Work aiming to keep our former reputation of the most studious class in the history of the school. But despite our reputation of the most studious Sophs we did not neglect other school interests, nor were our activities all di- rected toward the one accomplishment. We were Well repre- sented in the county meet at Sunbury, and our musical ability was displayed in the glee clubs and operetta. So We passed our' sec-- ond milestone in high school and left behind days which will never be forgotten. DEZNA COHOON THIRT Y-ON E