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

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1937 urrent History SPONSOR! Miss ANNE SKIFFINGTON Membership in this club is composed of about an equal number of Iuniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen, They are all boys except one lone young body, who is Miss Anne Melnyk, but we are glad to have her for she makes a very eflicient secretary. Main objective is the acquisition of knowledge of current topics, evaluation of this material, and reaching conclusions after careful study as to which are worthwhile to be retained. Regular meetings are held on Monday and Thursday of each week, Ac- tivities have been individual presentations of news, club discussions in general, and contest discussions in which the club is divided into two sides, pro and con. Among the questions taken up in the last named activity were: Coal Bootleg- ging , Baseball vs. Football , and A'Mystery vs. Western Movie. These group contests proved highly interesting. Two one-act plays were presented in the auditorium to the student body and faculty during the term. Thfffgfeac

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1937 Thirty X ,. Le Cercle Francais SPONSOR: Miss I-IANNAH CHURCHILL President ...... ,, William Klinger Vice-President . . . . . . Russell Holda Secretary .,,. ..... H elen March Treasurer . ,.,, Walter Matsko The purpose of Le Cercle Francais: to promote a greater interest in the study of the French language by means of activities which portray the customs and other interesting glimpses into the life of the French people. The President opened the meeting with the flag salute which we recited in French and the Secretary read the minutes in French. Ieux de Deviner, Mots Croises, Chardes furnished entertainment each week, thus furthering the inter- est. Songs such as Sur le Pont d'Avagnon , Au Clair de la Lune and the Marseillaise were sung. We corresponded with boys and girls in France and in French speaking nations. This enabled us to compare notes , ln addition to these activities we held two roller skating parties, a spaghet- ti supper, and two theater parties. Stella Berkosky Ann Ecker Leonard Eshmont Pearl Edwards Pauline Hranichny MEMBERS Claire McDonnel Iohn Menapace Mary Tuduy Regina Moleski Iosephine Novitsky Mary Palembas Florence Ross Claire Schoppy Ann Sivack Mary Swisher T151 E Iii F4 as

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1937 Thirty-fwo ancing SPONSOR: MR. CHARLES KARLOVICH President . . , . , Vice-President .... Secretary-Treasurer . . . . . . . . , ...,.. ..... , . Mae Weldon The Dancing Club, under the guidance of Mr. Karlovich had quite a suc cessful year. The members worked on, and mastered the designated Tap No velty, Athletic and Social dance steps. The programs proved to be highly en tertaining both in the Chapel exercises and the Gymnasium Exhibition We know the work has been beneficial for the recreation as well as the artistic ex pression afforded the members. MEMBERS Iulia Andracchia Dot Boyce Mary Carroll Iosephine Dalphiaz Catherine Demanchyk Iacqualine Frank Vera Karlak Stella Kuzma Sylvia Martini Esther Mazari Dorothy lVlcAndrew Dot Metzinger Peggy O'Brien Dot Swisher Marion Shukitt Rosalie Tomtishen Margaret Wardrop Anna Waslesyn Betty Menapace Mae Weldon