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

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1937 fl SEBASTIAN, BERNARD M. ACADEMIC Glee Club 1, 2: Orchestra lg Debating Club 3, Treasurerg Debating Club 4. And puts himself up on his Good Bel1auioz1r? Q 1' , Il 5 SEBASTIAN, IOSEPH F. GENERAL Glee Club l, 23 Press Club 3, Press Club 4, Assistant Ecli- torg Football 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Growing Pains . A young man with a great deal of will power, but infinitely more 'wont power 1 'E j fi' P 1,967 , ff ll , Vflftfblb WYDRA, ROBERT I. ACADEMIC Glee Club l, 25 Debating Club 3: Dramatics 4g Footabll 2, 33 Advertising Manager: Scenic Decorator, Assistant Art Editor Kismet . But he has shown good sportsmanship and that is Life? great gme IVY. X' EXPJQAF ,lbw YENTSCH, HAROLD F. ACADEMIC Glee Club l, 2, Mathematics Club 3, 4, President: Bask- etball 2, 3, 45 HGrowing Pains . And 'tis a kind of good deed to say well . ,H -M 'ff J lf' jg ,,I'i11L.,Jf I x J . 'M Al-9.0.3. YOB, LEONARD V. ACADEMIC Glee Club l, 2, Science 3, Gym Team 3, 4, Young fellows will be young fellows ZALESKI, IOHN M. GENERAL Glee Club l, 23 Debating Team 3, Dramatics 4: Football 2, 3. Twas good advice. and meant, my son, 'Be Good' V' ' I H' fl A 5 I Q-is, ,.1i4A!'J Si' 'Xt V121 J- ,Q fir ,LEWI- , x - , 6 '-1 ' ',,z.r',,,Z' X '. .,f,5 QJ21fElE41--,- - EEEE-.g.E EEEDW -E . E-.. E .. 4 '- M 7' 777 'AH Ef,

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I 9 3 7 1 MCGEE, PAUL P. f. WOJQJV' , jqpmmvtic I Glee Club 1, 2: Pfesident,9rQClub 3: Dramaticsi fBasket- , -D ball 1, 2, 3,145 C 'grleader 3, 4: Amateugjitifrg Growing!f.f! Pains 4Dad ng Legs' JJ I ' c 3 , . ' ff . 'HJ X. LI!!-3 Jirtune is.not on e of the faint-Jfartedu Qwjwww X ' 1 Kindness in another's trouble HCourage in his own - X MENAPACE, IOI-IN G. ACADEMIC Glee Club 1, 2: French Club 3, President: French Club Treasurer 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: co-captain: Basketball 43 Gym Team: Amateur Hour: Class President 3: Business Manager MKismet . f v 1 l A. F I Lg ltr I MURRAY, IAMES I. , ' V N ' fr, ' GENERAL Glee Club 1, 25 French Club 3, Tr2as.g Dramatics Treas. 43 Cheerleader 45 Amateur Hour 45- Growing Pains g Daddy Long Legs . I A I 'Good' meaning good to man, his neighborfanddlli :YQ-Blur f XX 35 V 1 1 1 y . .I Nr' , I WWW ' ' ' ,W ,jf J REEDINGER, WARREN F. GENERAL ,X ,ff X 17311 Vjy. I P 14 l I Glee Club 1, 25 French Club 3: Press Club 4: Orchestra 2: Football 1, 2, 39 Student Manager Basketball 35 Amateur Hourg Gym Teamg Cheerleaderg Vice-President Senior r Class. . Cheerful at morn, he wakes from short repose, breasts the keen air and carols as he goes RLIFFING, WILLIAM I. 4.3-,xDEM1c Glee Club 1, 23 French 3: Dramatics 4: Basketball Mana- ger 4g Gym Team: Football 2g Growing Pains , Daddy Long Legs . fl' . Born with success he seemed with grace to win with heart to hold SI-IAFCHIK, PETER W. GENERAL Glee Club 1, 2: Press Club 3: Mathematics Club 4: Scenic Decorator. No man can feel himself alone between the best friends ever known '- his two good, honest hands L L LL L .LLLL LMLL YL .LLL LL LL LL L L .LLL L L ML L L LTQQMMQ

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1937 enior History The 1937 Senior Class attained an auspicious beginning when its mem- bers entered high school in September of 1933, for it was the largest Freshman body to pass through these portals of learning . Drawn from several com- munities we did not long remain strangers, but the individual personalities and traits were soon known to others, As most Freshmen we failed to realize our positions, and few in comparison with the upperclassmen, engaged in extra- curricular activities. Although our class membership decreased in the Sophomore year, all pupils took a greater interest in the school, its spirit and activities. As Fresh- men, many of us engaged in athletics, but we now assumed an increased im- portance in sports: several starred on the gridiron and on the court. ln our third year we matured in our viewpoints. Seriousness in individual attitudes now became evident, for this year brought a realization of the fleeing time. The Iunior-Senior Promenade held by the Iuniors in honor of the grad- uating class probably helped to bring out this viewpoint. lt was during this term that clubs were instituted as extra-curricular activities and each pupil was compelled to select one from a group of fifteen. As Seniors we are the Elite of the school. Thoughts of graduation and of future courses fill our minds, ln size, this group, numbering 71, is the largest graduating class in the history of the school. With happy memories the Seniors leave the Mount Carmel Township High School striving for success and the attainment of our respective ambitions. Twenty-fi