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

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SENIOR OLASS HISTORY On September, 1938, we, the Class of '42, gathered at the Freshman Airport in preparaf tion and eagerness to begin our memorable experiences and adventures in our search for learning and culture. ' After many days of excited and hurried labor, the Ninth Grade Squadron of the Air Forces of Education soared gracefully into the sky and we flew away to conquer the Ocean of Ignorance. Traveling was not smooth, for raging, merciless winds, that had no regard for our fate, tugged at our planes and like an unseen force attempted to drive us back in defeat, but our indomitable party disregarded these influences and pressed ever forward. Our valiant pilots, Miss Carr and Mr. Sebastian, urged us to shun the mountainous, hungry waves below us and soon we sighted Vacation Landing Field. After three months on this Tranquil Field we decided to take to sea. We launched our Sophomore Schooner and set out to cast our nets into the sea of Wisdom. After over' coming the Great English Sea Monster and struggling with the Biology Whale we pulled in our nets and found we had become rich with the amount of valuable fish caught. We then entered Vacation Bay. After three months in this bay we sighted junior Land. Here we explored the ruined city and unearthed valuable knowledge. But all was not work for we then became hosts at the juniorfSenior Promenade to the Senior Caravan, which was in its last lap of the PAGE 28

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J .412 NORMA MARIE YOB MARY VIRGINIA YOB CLARA MONICA General General ZEGARSKI A d ' Q. Wisdom is better than The noblest mind that best ca emic rubiesf' contentment has. A good reputation is better Freshman Dramatic Club, Pres' Freshman Dramatic Club rg than riches. ident rg HifLights Club 3, Mimic Dramatic Club 3, 4. Camera Club xg Mathematical Dramatic Club 45 Tin Hero. Recreation Club, Presi ent 33 Mimic Dramatic Club 4: Tin Hero. CL ASS PCEM CLASS SUNG I FAREWELL SHIPMATES Tho' the time has come for us to part, TUNE: Merry Widow Waltz You know you'll always have our hearts. No venture, no journey has pleased us more Tho' our hearts are sadly beating, Than the journey that led us to your shore. We must leave. All the knowledge we've gained here, Tho' our love we're still repeating, All the friendships we've won, Tho' we grieve Enlighten our hearts as to the world does the sun. While we weigh our anchor Each ray brings hope-each hope, success- And sail from these shores, And all the sorrows our joys suppress. We are sad to leave your doors ' Dear Township High. II We must leave you now, dear classmates, behind Four jong years vve've sailed together. To go into the world our life's work to find We are blue' And to finish the tasks we've left undone. We have been through Stonnv weather We know you'Il strive 'til success is won. But vve're true. But this moment of sadness is a gay one, too, We will ne'e1- forget von.. For we've reached our goal, our dream come true, You with whom wgve sailed- And now that Commencement Day is nigh, And our love will never fail We fondly bid adieu, dear Township High. For Township High. By JULIA YASTISHAK ANN S. Moon FLOWER ' COLORS Gardenia Blue and Gold Morro We have crossed the bay-the ocean lies before us. MAscoT Ship PAGE 27

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY, continued journey toward the Oasis of Wisdom. After a few days lapsed, our band followed the Vacation Trail and from a lofty height we viewed the Senior Shore. At the end of the Trail we found ourselves on a beautiful shore. For miles around we viewed the accomplishments of the previous graduating classes. Our band recognized the importance of erecting a memorial for the Class of ,42. After refreshing ourselves at the Fountain of Knowledge, we set to labor and presented our operetta 'iDaughters of Mohammed. With tearfiilled eyes we looked upon our memorial for the last time and came to the Twelfth Grade Pier. After boarding the High School Course we came upon Commencement Island. On this island we were given certificates which would prove valuable assets in our journey through life. After accepting the priceless documents, we happily entered our own vessels and sailed once more to conquer unknown forces. Such is the Class History of 1942. Departing, we can take only that which is pleasant, sweet, and beautiful with us. May we now thank our sponsors, Miss Carr and Mr. Se' bastian, for their splendid and kind cooperation. We hope and strive for success and happiness-may we not hope in vain. -ANNA KIEWLAK Rafe s , . V jf i lg 1 , J pl V 'Kilim ,RX I- lf- 'gal S7 -K Wi' i Y My . l 0 if ff-' - , f'7i!ll ?l!l l A fi ,, V ' 1' ! Q' -if f i I PAGE 29