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

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CLASS WILL, continued The Lean and Lanky, but proud build of JACKIE FRYE to Henry Kaminski, the fatter one. PETE HOROSCHAK leaves all his chewing-gum to Miss C. C. Cannon. MYRON HURATIAKJS ability to woo Freshmen to Michael Horoschak. MARCELLA MCANDREW donates all her train tickets to Reno to Mary Alekseyko. HUGH OJNEILL leaves his fingerfwaved hair to Carol Sebastin. ALEX SCHAEECI-I1cIc leaves his parking space on the left side of the side entrance to Bobby Smith. CATHERINE AARON leaves her nickname Kitty to Cats Zekoski. BEVERLY BOYLAN and JEAN RUEEING leave all their giggling to Virginia Beierschmitt. EDWARD EsIfIMoNn leaves all the absentee collectors to Pauly Melnick. AL KUENIGRI leaves his motto, Don't mess around with any of them-you'll be better off, to George Shafran. ALiELIA SI-IUPTAR leaves her breathataking looks to Luggie Katchick. JOHANNA RUTKO leaves her perfect report card to Joe Horoschak. DoN MGANDREW leaves his unsuccessful trips to Natalie to Steve Schaffchick. DoT MARCH leaves her posture to Mary Theresa Shannon. KEN STUTZMAN leaves job as Mr. Schu's chauffeur to Charles Francis. MARY SCI-IU's patience we leave to Elizabeth Fallat! ORIBLA SABELLA leaves her dark eyes to Margaret Fisher. Dor WARGO leaves her front seats in every class to Norm Buranich. GBRTRUDB KRULOCK leaves her appetite to John Katchick. CATHERINE KULIGR leaves her short dresses to Miss Ditchey. CLEM KARLovIcII leaves his quietness to Alan Fisher. MARION LONG and BLANGI-IE REISMILLER leave the Merriam Hill to anyone who wants to climb it. CLAYTON BRASS, FRANCIS MGGRAW, and JEROME SCOLOSKI would like to leave their jokes to some back- ward students. MARY BBRCOSKI leaves her shyness and quietness to Jo Betz. MARY SANTELI. leaves her witty personality to Jo DeFlavio. MARY MATsRo, CEGELIA NOLTER, and ANNA KIEWLAK leave their dancing ability to the Junior boys who needed it when they attended the Prom. Jon UNTBRRXNER leaves his tight sweaters to Earl Malick. MARIE SCI-IOPPY leaves her sedateness to Regina Pogozelski. CLAIRE SEBASTIN leaves her sewing ability to Bernice Scheuren. MARION KRuLEsIcI leaves her goings-on to a girl who's quiet and shy. BETTY and RUTH OSMAN'S ability to take care of the oiiice to Betty Whalen and Jean Sharp. RITA BENEDITTI, CLARA ZEGARSRI, and JEAN BILLMAN give up their table in the cafeteria to Joe Noel, Frank Bolick and Dick Swaldi. BETTY KLINGERMAN leaves her dimples to Betty Foster. MAE DEANE and BETTY BOYLAN leave their tallness to Arlene Steenheart and Beatrice Deoimoist. Jo BRADLEY leaves her right to change her mind to Mr. Hullihan. NORMA You leaves her way to get around to Margie O'Brien. BERN FICCA, HELEN DIRBNZO and GENA YoE leave their ability to sell candy to Geno Bianchi, Mary Sosnoski, Alan Fisher. ADELINE PROFIT leaves her last part of her name to the Junior Class in their undertakings. MlCHABL STASCHAK leaves his fancy dancing steps to Flo Kramer. JOSBPHINE PAvLosIu leaves all her jewelry to any who think they can withstand the weight without getting help from their girl friends. . ANN MooRE leaves her witty remarks to Mr. Kulick. FLO ORoRIzzI, MARY LIZZURA, and BETTY JORASKI leave their trips to town to someone who likes to walk. CATHERINE SCHICOVICH, MARION SBRGI, ELBANOR MELGI-IoRI leave their friendship to Victoria Jacoboski, Mary Reardon, Millie Kramer. PETER PLUTAJS carpentering ability goes to James Feudale. LAVERNE REARDON'S shyness and timid looks to Mary Rutko. MARIE THOMASJS witty remarks and giggle to Jennie Rossi. - GRACE JACOBOSKIQS ability to make her chewing gum talk to Romona Baksi. OLGA HUPPYJS pigtails to Mary Rufling. CI-IARLEs HERTZOGJS alertness and late assignments in typing to Gomer Irwin. The memories of D'AMIco's dark complexion we leave to the girls of the Junior Class. Skating ability of CHARLES BARTOS we leave to Glenn Lindemuth. PAGE 61

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CLASS WILL We, the Graduating Class of Mount Carmel Township, Locust Gap, Pa., make this our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills by us at any time heretofore made: Lawyer's note: We ask everyone to be a sport and keep your chin up. join in the fun. We do not want anyone to feel sore, grudging, or take anything serious. Since this is our last will, we want to make it merry. ' ITEM. When we go we leave the following: To The Freshman Class: We leave the happy days of high school and the endeavor to keep the school name high. Keep the A's shining on the report cards. To The Sophomore Class: We leave the ability to make excuses and the memories of the Senior Class. To The Junior Class: We leave the task of making your Alma Mater proud to have a class like yours. It is a very diliicult one and only the best can succeed in this undertaking. To The Faculty: We leave memories, some good and some bad, but we hope that the good ones will outshine the bad. We hope you are blessed with many more classes such as ours. To The Athletic Coaches: We leave the hope that you may be able to lill the vacancies we leave. GoodfLuck! To Whom It May Concern: DAN PROFIT leaves his beard to Francis Hogan. RED Pizzou leaves his basketball ability to Jean Evert. DOROTHY SWINKO leaves her Arabian dancing ability to Francis Shannon. ANNA SHAGEN leaves her manners to Walter Berkoski. Louisa Tosco leaves her jiving ability to Anna Corrigan. MILDRED DEDANDT leaves her height to Eleanor Kulick. JOHN BELTz leaves his flirtations to Thomas McAndrew. NELDA KERsTE'rrER leaves her baby talk to Lorain Waters. CHRISTINE SOLOMON leaves her cheerleading ability to Stanley Covaleski. GEoRoE Zuszxo leaves his knowledge to john Covaleski. ELaANoR MENAPACE leaves her dark hair to Dot Moleski. joe Blase is the lucky one to receive the broad shoulders of TOMMY SHUDA. ROBERT PENMAN leaves his bashfulness to Alex Arnoldi. joe SPANDRA and MARTIN DooLEY leave their driving ability to joe Latorre and Henry Wasleski. JOE FABRIZIO leaves his Colgate smile to Alex Rusinko. ' CATHERINE WALSHSl jumping ability to Vichie Jacoboski. BARBARA FEUDALE leaves her quietness to Shirley Doyle. DOT OSTROSKIE and PAT GRAHAbi leave their basketball ability to Betty Hummel and Catherine Boylan. ARTHUR RUMPY leaves his hall-patroling activities to Leonard Wargo. ROSEMARY DALLAGO leaves her shortness to Thelma Paul. JACQUBLINE FRANK leaves her fashion write-ups in the HifLights to Richard Acciavatti. IRENB PACHUSKI leaves her Skating Ability to Flossie Kravitz. DOROTHY HALL leaves her way of meeting friends and influencing people to Katherine Corona. AGNES SusAv1nGE leaves her polka dancing to Patty Swinko. WALTER KUNDIS leaves his nickname Toots to Annabelle Dallago. PETE JELLEN and STEPHEN SARISKY leave the rest of Miss Churchill's school days in peace and quietness. RAY MALINOSKI leaves his accordion ability to Ray Siso. ANTHONY SMALE11 leaves his conduct to Francis Daya. ALEX ALEXANDER leaves his saying, This violin is no years old, to Nancy Battari. jo: SHANNON leaves his freshfair course to Al Anoia. MARY MBLODY leaves her saying Cui, Oui , to Betty Ficca. BERNARD DoYLE leaves his fancy way of singing to the next one who has the lead in the operetta. SOPHIE NACHUZAK leaves her Russian dancing to Emidio Frank. The YASTISCHAK twins leave their resemblance to the Heibers. PAGE 60

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CA YOU CATHERINE AARONTNOU in good humor. ALEX ALEXANDER-With0HC a yearn for speeding. CHARLES BARTOS'-lscifl Crazy. JOHN BEL'I'L1BCihg bashful. RITA BENEDETTITNOE humming the latest song. MARY BERROSRI-Boisterous. JEAN BILLMAN-Disliking action. BEVERLY BOYLAN-Without her art work. BETTY BOYLAN'N0t out for amusement. JOSEPHITA BRADLEY-Being unkind to anyone. CLAYTON BRASS-Minding everyone's business but his own. ROsEMARY DALLAGO-Not chewing gum. LEONARD D'AMIcO-Without his musical knowledge. MAE DEANE-Serious. MILDRED DETANDT-Alone. HELEN DI RENzO-Spending an evening at home. MARTIN DOOLBY-NOt visiting the Gap often. BERNARD DOYLE-NOt laughing. EDXVARD ESHMONT'NOt knowing how to figure out problems. JOSEPH FABRIZIOTPIZSCHC in all classes every day. BARBARA FEUDALE-Talking slowly. BERNICE FICCA-With bobbed hair. JACQUELINE FRANK-WithOUt her lipstick. JOHN FRYE-Being contented in the classroom. PATRICIA GRAHAM-Not participating in sports. DOROTHY HALL-Backward. CHARLES HERTLOG-In a hurry. PETER HOROSCHAK'-UH3thlBCiC. OLGA HUPPY-Noisy-a nuisance. MYRON HURATIAK'WighOUt his singing ability. GRACE JACOESRI-Being lighthearted. PETER JELLEN-Shy or retiring. BETTY JORASRIE-Not being studious. CLEMENT KARLOX'ICH-WithOUt his winning ways. NELDA KBRSTETTER-'WithOUC her baby talk. ANNA KIEWLAR-Without her infectious laugh. BETTY KLINGERMAN-Showing an unfriendly attitude. MARION KRULESKI-RCfUSiHg to help a classmate. GHRTRUDE KRULOCK-with perfect attendance. CATHERINE KULICK'MiHUS pep. WALTER KUNDIS1SiX feet tall. ALFRED KULNICRI-Being a poor sport. MARY LIZURA-with unarranged hair. MARIAN LONG-WiCh0Ut a letter from a soldier. SOPHIE MACHUZAK1N0t giggling. RAYMOND MALINOSKI-WiCh0UE his ability to play an in- strument. DOROTHY MARCHTNOE a gay companion. MARY MATSRO-Sitting out a dance. DONALD MCANDREW1N0C acting. MARCELLA MCANDREW-Being carefree. FRANCIS MCGRAW-NOt teasing the girls. ELEANOR MELCHIORI-Not worrying. MARY MELODY-Quiet or moody. ELEANOR MENAPACE-WiUhOUt business ability. IMAGI E ANN MOORE-NDI reading the latest book. CBCILIA NOLTBR-with shouldenlength hair. FLORENCE OnoRIzzI-Speechless. HUGH O'NEILL-Forward. BETTY OSMAN-WifhOUt her friendly smile. RUTH OSMAN-Saying something that isn't funny. DOROTHY OSTROESRI-Minus her ability to play basketball. IRENE PACHUSKI-With0UC her hairfribbons. JOSEPHINE PAVLOSKI-WiCh0UC her jewelry. ROBERT PBNRMN-NOC kidding the girls. ROBERT PIzzoLI-With black hair. PETER PLUTA--Answering back in school. ADELINE PROFIT-Being tall. DANIEL PROFIT1NOt having his work done. LAVERNE REARDON-Talkative. BLANCHE REISRIILLER-Without her bicycle. JEAN RUFPING-WiCh0Ut her friends around her. ARTHUR RUMPE-Being unpopular. JOHANNA RUTKO-with a serious face. ORELIA SAEELLA'-with any other color eyes. MARY SANTELL-H3ViHg straight hair. STEPHEN SARISKYTNOI day dreaming. MARIE SCHOPPY-H3ViHg poor posture. MARY SCHU-Not having courage. CLAIRE SEBASTIAN-WiChOUt her humor. MARIAN SBRGITNOC sympathetic. ALEX SHAEECHICR-Paying attention in class. ANN SHAGEN-WithOUf literary viewpoints. JOsEPH SHANNON-Anything but tall and slim. CATHERINE SHIC0WICH1NOt ready for fun. THOMAS SHUDA-Attending school every day for one Gfweeks period. ALiELIA SHUPTAR-Without those untwinkling eyes. ANTHONY SMALETZ-Unrehned. JBROIAE SOCOLCZSKILID an angry mood. CHRISTINE SOLOMON-Without her ability for leadership. JOSEPH SPANDRA-NOt being in a good humor. MICHAEL STASCHAK-NOD being ambitious. KENNETH STUTZLIAN-WiChOUt his blush. AGNES SUSAVIDGE-Unkind. GEORGE Suszico-Being carelessly dressed. DOROTHY SWINRO-A brunette. ELEANOR TAMANIRII-Singing in a monotone. BETTY TANNBY1D3UCiI1g anything but the jitterbug. MARIE THOMAS-WithOUt her wit. LOUISE Tosco-Without those dancing feet. JOSEPH UNTERREINER1NOt showing his muscles. CATHERINE WALSH-Without her Irish smile. DOROTHY WARGO-Getting a red mark on her report. JULIA YASTISHAR-Not resembling Mary. MARY YASTISHAK-WithOUt her side comments. MARY VIRGINIA YOE-Without all the newest fads. NORMA YOE-Ungraceful. CLARA ZEGARSKI-NOC upato-date in everything. PAGE 62