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

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1?L37 Thirty-six ym eam SPONSOR: MR. CHARLES KARLOVICH President ,,...,. Vice-President .,... Secretary-Treasurer . . . . , Charles Curly ., , Oscar Francis r . Stanley Katchick The Gym Team under the supervision of Mr. Karlovich successfully com- pleted its first year's Work at tumbling, marching, pyramid building, and wand and lndian Club drill. Inviting the teachers, alumni, parents, pupils, friends and relatives to the Gym Exhibition held May 6, 7. 8, we successfully performed the designated tricks and stunts. February 8, in cooperation with the Dancing Club, We held a Box Social in the Moose Hall in Mount Carmel. M Stephen Bohaczyk Tom Doyle Leonard Cwuarna Stanley Katchick Anthony Masciantonio lack Sebastian Ioe Walsh Leonard Yob MBERS Billy Boyle Charles Danowski Charles Honicker Vincent Kwiatkowski Bobby O'Brien Danny Wagner Tim Washko Kenneth Zimmerman as NCC f

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1937 oreign ews SPONSOR: MR. IOHN BURKE President . . . . Richard Scicchitano Vice-President , , . . . ..., Iohn Pieri Secretary . . . . . , Kenneth Trefsgar Treasurer , , . . Stephen Migosh Chairman . .. Paul M. Baksi The purpose of the Foreign News Club is to provide news articles for our educational advancement and to present programs for the benefit of our high school. Each Monday the class oflicers took charge of the meeting. Topics of inter- est dealing with the happenings abroad were placed on the table and discuss- ed. On Thursdays Mr. Burke, our sponsor, spoke to us of his travels in various places, and their possible connections with the customs and lives of the European ancestors from whom they were likely inherited. MEMBERS Paul Baksi Raymond Camp William Cress Iohn Kaminski Peter Kundis Stephen Migosh Robert Miller Iohn Pieri Robert Rienzo Michael Shuptar Joseph Tosco Kenneth Trefsgar Iohn Wislock Andrew Zc-nyuh Thirty-fi 1 f .sss e911fo??f1e iiee hifi

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1937 Lambda SPONSOR: Miss ISOBEL SLOTTERBACH One of the objectives of the Literary Club is to encourage its members to read worthwhile books. To accomplish this end, each member purchased a novel by a well-known author, These books are exchanged each week'-at the end of the school year every member will have read twenty-two books. As a group activity we read Romeo and Iulietn, discussing various char- acters and scenes. The social activities of the club consisted of a dance which we sponsored the afternoon before Thanksgiving and two theatre parties-the movies, A'Mary Queen of Scotts and Romeo and Iuliet . Oflicers of the club are elected each month in order to give each member an opportunity to learn, by actual experience, how to conduct a meeting and prepare the minutes of the meeting. The Club presented a copy of BroWn's HPunch's Progress to the library. M E M B E R S Mary Bortnichak Peter Bortnichak Vera Dickinson Ioseph De Rienzo Ethel Dillman Iulia Finnis Ethel Hindmarch Harold Kolody Mary Kopcha Sergius Kulmatycki Mary McGraw Lillian Nolter lean Penmari Margaret Schoppy Rose Silvano Victoria Silvano Genevieve Sosnoski Dorothea Toland Vivian Williains Miriam Wolfgang Thirty-scvcrz L 2.2.1 E A .v ' im f,,ff2i71 fiiiiif