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

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Jj wr Our advisors, Mr. Joseph Kozlowski and Miss Helen Carroll. DEDICATIU We Would like to DEDICATE this yearbook of the class of 1960 to our loyal and industrious class advisors, Miss Helen Carroll and Mister Joseph Kozlowski. They have given us invaluable assistance with the many under- takings of our high school career. We desire to express our appreciation for the many tedious hours of labor spent by Miss Carroll and Mister Kozlowski for the benefit of our class. We know their efforts have required them to make sacrifices, and We hope that We will prove to them that their Work Was worthwhile and has aided us in reaching our goals.

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Gerald A. Beierschmitt The task of supervising the Mount Carmel Joint School System is given to the SUPERIN- TENDENT. In 1934, Mr. Gerald A. Beierschmitt was elected school superintendent by Mount Carmel School Board. With the forming of the Mount Carmel Joint Senior High School in 1951, he was again made superintendent. Located in the Roosevelt Junior High School he is supervisor to the schools and re- sponsible for education requirements. Mr. Beierschmitt is well - qualified having an A.B. degree from Holy Cross and an A.M. degree from Bucknell. The enormous job of running the Mount Carmel Joint Senior High School by setting school policies, providing necessary funds, and making appointments, is given to the MOUNT CARMEL JOINT BOARD OF EDUCATION. There are members on this board and they are elected for six year terms. In 1951 the school boards of Mount Carmel Borough and Mount Carmel Township signed a ten year contract, bringing into being the Mount Carmel Joint Senior High School. Today through the tire- less work of the Mount Carmel School boards and their fine faculties has placed Mount Car- mel on the list of Accredited Secondary Schools of the Middle Atlantic States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and twice Mount Carmel High School has received the rating of excellent by this same evaluation committee. First Row, Left to Right: A. Lesanski, S. Kerestes, M. Pachuta, J. Warholyk, J. Car- bacio, J. Serovich. Second Row: G. A. Beierschmitt, W. Penman, F. Kaminski, V. Hinkle, T. Schultz, A. Pizzoli, M. Tanney, C. Menapace. 5

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Mr. McHail speaking. Well known to all of us iere at Mount Carmel Senior High School is Mr. Vincent McHail, our be- oved principal. Mr. Mc- Hail has been associated with our school since 1928, when he became teacher iere. In 1933 he was ele- vated to the position of orincipal where for the oast 26 years he has been liligently running our al- 'na mater. His duties are numerous and tedious. He .s responsible for the guidance of students, the 'naking of schedules, the naintaining of conduct ind a host of other duties which arise during the school year. Besides these Functions he also serves is an instructor, teaching trigonolnetry and solid geometry courses f o u r times a week. Yet, de- spite this rigorous rou- tine, Mr. McHail takes an 0ur Faoult Miss Ada D. Bahner, A.B. Bea- ver Mrs. Alexander Mr. Timothy E. Barnes, A.B. Susquehanna U., M.Ed. Penn State Mr. Frank S. Bartos, B.S. Buck- nell U.g M.S. Bucknell U. Miss Kathryn E. Billman, A.B. Albright College Mr. Charles A. Boleske, A.B. Harvard U.g A.M. Columbia U. Mr. Harry W. Boyer, Kansas City Tech. Inst., Penn State, Bloomsburg State College Mr. Gerald R. Breslin, A.B. Bucknell U.g A.M. Bucknell U. Miss Helen A. Carroll, B.S. gloomsburg State, M.S. U. of a. Mr. Walter S. Chesney, B.S. Bloomsburg State, A.M. N. Y. U. Miss Ruth M. Evans, A.B. Sus- quehanna U. Mr. John B. Hogan, Beckley College Miss Virginia Kachel Mr. Charles T. Karlow, B.S. Albright Collegeg M.A. N. Y. U. Miss Leona Kauffman Mr. Louis Kleman, A.B. Mt. St. Mary's Mr. Joseph W. Kozlowski, B.S. Bloomsburg State, M.S. Buck- nell Miss Mary R. Mayan, B.S. Tem- ple U.g M.Ed. Bucknell Miss Marie G. McCarthy, H.B. Boston University Mr. George A. McFee, B.S. Kutztown State College Mrs, Kathryn C. McHail, A.B. Susquehanna U. Miss Catherine M. Scicchitano, A.B. Immaculatag A.M. Penn S. Mr. Jacob P. Sebastian, B.S. Penn State, M.Ed. Penn State Mr. Paul Semicek, Director of Instrumental Music Mr. Michael Terry, A.B. Villa- nova Home Visitor Marie Gallagher, B.S. Blooms- burg State Nurses Mildred Ambrose, R. N. Anna Marnell, R. N. Kathryn Horan, R.D.H. U. of Pa.: B.S. Bloomsburg State Mr. McHail is presented an apple as a token of his esteem by Pat Neifert, President of the Future Teachers of America, Mt. aw 0 si active interest in the wel- Pl H I M M M H 1 I I fare of each student be- s 'in i..-i B1 Hi il rfiil fore and after graduation. , ', 'I 'V, f,ljl, -, ll 'f ' l , 1 1 1 We are sure that there is not a single student in Mount Carmel High School that fl tiiwiimf '14:'1'fwill-lI li 'I HIL was not come to Mr. McHail for advice at one time or another, nor do we feel that ti 'i 'i.iQ'Qifi 1'i 'I o Hr, it L :here is any graduated student that is not indebted to Mr. McHail in some way. He QW , fQ,jQj', 1j,,,1,,W N' 'MMP' s truly the perfect example of what a high school principal should be. 7