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

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SAFETY CL B The purpose of the Safety Club is to inform the students of our high school of the necessity of safety. They are told to stress the importance of safety to their friends in school. Accidents can happen in school, as anywhere else. That is why it is necessary to play safe, endeavor to prevent accidents. PAGE 48 OFFICERS President . . VicefPresident Secretary , . Treasurer . Sponsor Ronuiu- PENMAN . . MAE DEANB MARGARET ALBIN THERESA Sets!-xoclc MR. Kuucx

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NATICNAL HCNOR SOCIETY The beginning of the Mount Carmel Township Chapter of the National Honor Society took place in june of IQ42 and at present has ten active members. Induction services are held twice every year and during the second induction junior Class members are admitted as well as those of the Senior Class. In the course of the school year the members began active work by encouragf ing helpful movements to benefit the school. In March, I942, the Society held the usual solemn induction service and adf mitted Hve new members. With the membership increased, the Society could go ahead with plans for improvements. The emblem of the Society consists of the Keystone and the Flaming Torch. The Keystone bears at its base the letters C., S., L., and S., which represent the four cardinal principles of the organization: Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. First Semester OFFICERS Second Semester MARCBLLA MCANDREW .... President . . . . . MICHAEL STASCHAK JOSBPHITA BRADLEY . . . . ViCC'PTCSidC11U . . . . JEAN BILLMAN MARIE SCHOPPY . . . . Secretary ....... JULIA YASTICHAK DOROTHY WARGO . . . . . Treasurer ...... MILDRBD DETANDT Sponsor . . .... Mxss CANNON PAGE 47 if . ..-

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' TRAVEL CLUB T OFFICERS President . . . FLORENCE OLIVIERI Secretary. . . . Acmzs ZALBSKI Sponsor . . . Miss Dovua The main purpose of our Club is to instil in the minds of the members a knowledge of the students in the Americas. We have learned their traits and customs, their industries and their everyday modes of life from snapshots which show the nature and beauty of their landscape. This phase of our work proves interesting and educational. When accounts such as these are received from many countries a wealth of knowledge is accumulated far surpassing that contained in books. To gain all the benefits derived from our Club one must have imagination. Donning a bathingfsuit in sunny Florida, surfboating off the coast of California while Winter is at its peak, and, again, shivering in the tundras of Alaska or freezing on an iceffloe during the heat-wave are flights of imagination thoroughly enjoyable to us. A11 the members of the Club enjoy the meetings immensely. The free moments are spent in playing games and other social activities. PAGE 49