Mount Carmel Area High School - Carmelite Yearbook (Mount Carmel, PA)

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950 Cdrmebfe Robert James Davidson If silence ls golden, Robert must be made of platinum! This applies to his classes and study periods only. During lunch- periods he makes as much noise as the other out-of-town stud- ents. Success to you, Bob, in any line you take! Clare Blanche Davis And here is the prima donna of the class. As a singer Clare surpasses anyone we've heard in a long time. M. C. H. S. is proud to claim her as one of its gradu- ates. The class extends to Clare its best wishes for her success, Minstrel 3, 4, Commencement. Emma Davis Emma is cheerful by disposition and friendly by nature, She is well liked by both sexes. One of her chief hobbies ls dancing. Whenever Emma is around, you are sure of having an enjoyable time. Girl Reserves, Basketball 1, 2. 1951-if George Frederick Davis Meet our salesman. George has established a name for himself during his junior and senior years, and we are proud of it. There ls never gloom when he is around. George expects to enter Susque- hanna in the fall. Band 1, 23 Orchestra 1, 23 Hi- Y. Albert Angello Decarli The ideal student is typified in Deacon. He is so unassuming and helpful in time of need that it is a pleasure to have him with us. Dick is also good at throw- ing the famous smoke ball. It's too bad we didn't have a baseball team. Adlos, Deacon! Basketball 2, 3, 4. Ruth Dempsey One certainly has to give Ruth credit for being earnest. She is a hard worker. We know that she has the ability to hold her own in all matters-anytime, any place, anywhere. We don't have the slightest idea what Ruth ls going to be, Dramatic Club, Girl Reserves. vwunfgmeflyi csfckoof I

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950 fizimekfe T H Joseph Chesney Meet Joe, the unassuming member of our class, who ap- pears bashful, but really isn't. The only time he is at ease with the world is when he has every lesson prepared. Thoroughness, that's Joe. Rita Connaghan Rita sure does enjoy life- dances, parties, clubs, shows, etc. She is a very happy person and never seems to have any troubles, We hope her future will be a happy one. Dramatic Clubg Carmelite Staff 4: Girl Reserves. Phyllis Regina Chimoch Here we have one of the jol- liest girls in our class. Phyllis, although industrious, is very friendly and willing to aid any- one. She intends to finish her education at Temple. We know she will be a success. Girl Reserves. Genevieve Chuprlnski Genevieve is a. thrifty, thought- ful, and busy young lady. She is quite reserved, and not even slightly interested in boys. Gene- vieve is a great asset to our class and we will feel honored to graduate with her. Glee Club 3, 43 Girl Reserves. 1951 -'- Alexander Harry Coren Harry is the star debater in all of his classes. There is only one objection to his talkative nature -when he starts you can't stop him. This leads us to believe that he'l1 be our first Socialist president. Debating 1, 3: Oratorical 33 Glee Club 43 Carmelite 43 Hi-Y. Frank Joseph Coveleskl Covie is the happy-go-luck- lest boy in the class. After a big night at a dance he comes to school for his sleep. Frank is going to be an interior decorator. If you remember the decorations at the Junior-Senior Hop you will agree that he will succeed. Track 1, 23 Glee Club. .ynmfgawfaylsfapz

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J 0561111 D0li!l5kY Mary Donohue 960 GJzrmeb'fe Joe is our future druggist, who comes to school with half closed eyes. But they're not from experimenting with new elements or compounds or formulas. Well Joe discover some new scienti- fic field when you enter Temple next fall. Minstrel 4: Operettag Hi-YQ Carmelite Staff. George John Doviak George is one of the many students who daily journey from Marion Heights to attend M. C. H. S. We are greatly indebted to Marion Heights, for George has done some good work in his four years here. So long! Edward John Donkochick If Eddie isn't talking about dancing, he is drawing cartoons. Eddie expects to be a com- mercial cartoonlst, so, in years to come if you happen to see a real clever cartoon look for the E. J. D. E d i t o r-in-Chief Carmeliteg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Crchestra 4g Glee Club: Hi-Y. Mary is a happy, jolly little lady who sees the bright side of everything. She is a. good friend and a jolly classmate. In her trip through life we hope she will remember 193l. Commencementg D r a m a t 1 c Club: Girl Reserves: Carmelite Staffg Minstrel. 1951l '-' Dorothy Mae Edmiston Dot came to us in her senior year, and has gained in popular- ity ever since, Dot isn't quite so demure as she looks-she's quite talkative. Dot is quite a ten- nis player as well as a good pian- ist. She expects to further her studies at Lock Haven. Girl Reserves, Minstrel. Alfred Donald Edwards Donald is one of the quiet boys which every class possesses. He comes to school, moves quietly through the day and retums home, but he leaves an impres- sion of sincerity and earnestness. eghurzzlfmeffzfgl Jciaof