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

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3 . -5 si Sta A. B BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated, Loft to Right-3 Mr. Frank Kaminski. Mr. John Olshofski, Mr. Adolph Guzevich, Mr. Al Zelinski. ndingf- Mr. Joseph Patrick. Mr. Michael Pachuta. Mr. J. Walter Penman, Mr. Gerald A. Bcierschrniti Superintendent of Schools: Mr. Charles H. Reitz. Solicitor. MR. GERALD A. BEIERSCI-IMITT Superintendent of Schools . College of the Holy Cross A. M. Bucknell University Board of Education PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. TREASURER. MR. JOHN OLSHEFSKI MR. ADOLPH GUZEVICH MR, FRANK KAIWINSKI MR. AL ZELINSKI BOARD OF EDUCATION: To the members of the Board of Education the Class of '50 wish to express our gratitude and we are truly thankful for your many elforts in our behalf. You have enabled us to have many more advantages and opportunities than we might otherwise have had. In years to come we will continue to appreciate the high standards to which you have raised Mount Carmel High. TO MR. BEIERSCI-IMITT: We wish to express our appreciation to you for your unfailing cooperation. You have been the leader of our entire public school adminis- tration and have filled that position admirably. A competent director is necessary for a well rounded education and you have supplied that factor.

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THE FACULTY First Roux Left to Riolii - Helen A. Carroll, Edna G. Olshefski. Regina G. Shovlin Marv R Mavan Cwthcrine M Scicchitwno K1thr'n E. f , . -, , Q . 1 , . 5 Billman. Elizabeth Howard, Ramona S. Cecil. Second Row-- Joscph W. Kozlowski, Charles A. Bolcskc. Edna M. Rowe. Ada D. Bahner, Marie G. McCarthy, Nellie E, Johnson Joseph Paskevich, Michael A. Terry. Thir Walter S. Chesney, Jacob P. Sebastian. Timothy E. Barnes Harry W. Boyer, Frank S. Bartos, Vincent XV. McHail Principal: Gerald R. Breslin, Glenn F. Menges. d Row- - MR. VINCENT W. Mcl-IAIL Principal of Senior High School A. B. Bucknell University A. M. Bucknell University The Faculty TO TH E FACU LTY: We, the members of the Class of '50, will never forget our wise and loyal teachers, who helped us through our difficult days as Well as our joyful ones. You gave us encouragement when we needed it, patience when we lacked it, and some never to be forgotten advice whenever We asked for it. Our gratitude is so sincere that it cannot be aptly ex- pressed in words, but from the bottom of our hearts we say: Thank you. TO MR. Mcl-IAIL: Our class of 1950 wishes to express its most earnest appreciation for your excellent leader- ship and the fine example you have set for us. Your competency shall never be forgotten and your friendship and guidance toward us shall remain within our hearts and minds during our future years.