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

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1931 Debating SPoNsoR: MR. Louis KLEMAN President ,,.... ..,, I ames Humpf Vice-President , . . . Muriel VValters Secretary , , , . , , Stella O'Neill Treasurer . .,.. Theresa Shuda The main objective of the Debating Club is the mental advancement of its members, especially in debating, The most significant goal is the development of quickness of thought and ability to meet people on their own grounds and conduct a successful encounter on the battlefield of ideas. The Club successfully presented two debates this year. The first was Adoption of the Catsworth Thirteen-Month Calendar and the second one was the Limitation of the Powers of The Supreme Court . MEMBERS Bernard Sebastain Mary Pegoretti Evelyn Wagner Robert Hollister Florence Osman Arline Kerstetter Stella Kogut Agnes Mazerkevich Ioseph Chadwick Ihirty:-three

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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

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1037 Thirty-four Etiquette and Good Manners SPONSOR: Miss H. FRANCES LATORRE President , . . Pearl Worhach Chairman . . . ...,, William Shuda Secretary . . . . . , Genevieve Stutzman Treasurer . , . Thomas Kellagher The main purpose of the Etiquette and Good Manners Club is to acquaint the incoming high school pupils with the social trends of conduct and behavior. lts objective is to condition its members as young ladies and gentlemen. Under the two-semester program we learn how to set a table, how to con- verse With a newcomer. how to introduce and how to acknowledge these intro- ductions, and above all, we learn the importance of respect for our elders. MEMBERS Martha Albin Regina Andrulewicz Mary Beltz Mary Bolick Clare Boylan Eleanor Costa Natalie Dermont Robert Detandt Lillian DeSantis Eleanor Dooley Olga Talkach Florence Frank Norma Hindmarch Helen Iessick Thomas Kellagher Rose Manley William McAndrew Anna McGuire Edith Melchiori Anna Melnick Helen Mensinger Grace Muldowney Pauline Sabella Catherine Sebastian Billy Shuda Margaret Smutz Genevieve Stutzman Martha Walsh Pearl Worhach lean Yupco Violet Zukowski Regina Zaleski Marvin Wilson Edward Pogozelski Stella Finnis a ET It r Hermia