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

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H g 1' x f' '5 I LATEST SONG HITS Pal of My Cradle Days .......... Dedicated to a bottle of milk Everything Is Hotsy Totsy Now ........ The day after exams Cheatin' on Me .... Written by Prof. Schu and dedicated to the chemistry class Tomorrow ......................... Day before graduation I Miss My Swiss Written by those who brought meat on Friday Yearningn ,.................. -,.- ..... -for exams to be over Lonesomest Girl in Town ....... - Cora Felker when she had scarlet fever Save Your Sorrows for Tomorrow -- --- By the whole class before reports are given out Remember .................. --- -your high school days Tonight You Belong to Me -- --- By the whole class after' receiving diplomas Oh, What a Pal Was Mary - .... Mary McAndreWs A Skin We Love to Touch -- ..... ..... Sheepskin diploma HELEN D. HAVERTY, '27 ACCORDING TO HISTORY The Spoils System -- ....... Commencement Nullificatienn ......... -- Chemistry experiment Industrial Revolution .... ....... A fter reports The Benevolence System --- ..... Holidays The Reconstruction Period .................... After exams The Civil War .......... Lunch hour in Miss Donnelly's room The Panic ......... ................. S ix Weeks exams The Subtreasury Plan -- ....... Bank day Waterloo .......... ................... R eviews Tower of Babel -- .... Hall during change of periods The Deluge -- ............... Graduation day HELEN D. HAVERTY, '27 FORTY-Elo-HT

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Six thousand pesos! thought Maria-enough to take Jose and her to the mountains, where Jose would become healthy again. They would be poor no longer and she would not have to marry that hateful Pedro Guarino. Ah! thought Maria, how happy they would be. She watched by the bedside of the sick woman for several days, helping the doctor, until the crisis was passed. Then she returned home to Jose, richer by six thousand pesos. Two years had passed joyously for Maria, for Jose had re- gained his health and was now proprietor of a tiny shop fon one of the by-streets of New York in the land of golden opportunity. His temper had improved with his health and he was well liked by his Italian friends. Maria no longer needs to be a servant but is housekeeper for dear, fat Jose, and is extremely happy in her new home. Here we will leave them, Maria at the stove in her immaculate kitchen, an'd Jose pulttering about his tiny store selling this, selling that, and murmuring gratefully, Muchas gracias, Senor. Adios! V HELEN D. HAVERTY, '27 Fun l'Y-Sl'lN,l'lFN

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