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

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HI 'LIGHTS CLUB To begin the future of some prospective reporter, the HifLights Newspaper Club of Mount Carmel Township High School was formed. At the first meeting of the Club, officers were elected. The term of each oliicer is a half of a school year. As in other years, officers cannot be elected to the same position. The purpose of this Club is to have a weekly edition of all activities in our school published in the Mount Carmel Item. This edition came under the name of Township Hifl..ights and appeared every Thursday. Our Club is composed of students who are interested in journalism. We could not publish any school magazines because the mimeograph machine was not in working order. There are many underclassmen in the Club this year, and next year they will have the necessary experience to make our Club one of the most interesting in the school. Mr. Schu, sponsor, was well pleased with the Club's work this year. The graduating members wish the Club a successful year and many more to come. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester STEPHEN SARISKY . . . . . Editor .... . . MICHAEL STASCHAK ROSEMARY DALLAGO . . . . Assistant Editor . . . . MILDRBD KRAMER DOROTHY HALL .... . . Secretary ........ ANTHONY SMALETZ JACQUELINE FRANK .... . . Treasurer ......... ORIELA SABELLA Sponsor ........... Ma. SCHU MEMBERS Richard E. Acciavatti, Beverly Boylan, Gerald Detandt, Mildred Detandt, Jacqueline Frank, Dorothy Hall, Leo Kelser, Florence Kiewlak, Jean Kline, Mary Kolody, Ann Moore, Femie Odorizzi, Henrietta Pohalsky, jean Ruffing, Oriela Sabella, Stephen Sarisky, Anthony Smaletz, Michael Staschak, Catherine Shicovich, Jacqueline Socoloski, George Suszko, Mildred Kramer, Harold Hummel. PAGE 43

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HIKING CLUB OFFICERS President . . . . ELIZABETH Dmocco VicefP1esident . . . MARIAN LONG Secretary . . . . LEONARD WARGO 'Treasurer . . . DAN LANGTON Sponsor . . . MR. KARLOW The Hiking Club, which was changed to the Sports and Games Club, lived up to the name it adopted. The activities participated in during the term were: various forms of card games, darts, pingfpong, tennis, handball, badminton and horseshoes. The members furnished their games by paying dues and a raffle held early in the first semester. A trip to some pleasurefspot is planned at the close of the school year. Mr. Karlow, as sponsor, helped to instil interest in the leisure activities PAGE 42

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HCME ECC CMICS CL B To be better members of our homes, and, consequently, of our school-this is our aim. The Home Economics Club, under the supervision of Miss Carr, was organ' ized for girls who are interested in the various phases of home-making-clothing, family relationships, etiquette, and the making of household articles. Our Club meetings consist of a short business session after which we spend our time working on current projects. Some of the articles we have completed this year are aprons, vests, and parlor set covers. Our most interesting project was the sponsorship of an Easter Party for the pupils in the Kindergarten. Club members planned and provided the refreshments which consisted of cake and ice cream, and made the favors, decorated eggs. The purpose of these affairs is to provide the members with an opportunity to plan and prepare for social affairs. A It is hoped that by the end of the term each girl will have a more keen interest in her home and a better understanding of her responsibilities to her home and school. OFFICERS President . . ...... MARY RUFFING VicefPresider1t . . LORRAINE MARTIN Secretary . . . MARGARET HALEY Treasurer . . . . JEAN HEIBER Sponsor . . . Miss CARR PAGE 44