St John Kanty Preparatory School - Kantian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Stump Club plans exhibit. Club roster on end pages. - ' f i . , 459516 -6 i 9 ' f seN sw:Q,ffsi -Q 4 W im V f ii, ' . hobby lobby One of the best ways to spend lei- sure time is to engage in an enjoyable hobby. At Kanty there were many va- ried interests among the students in the way of hobbies. Some boys built model planes, cars, or boats. Others delighted in records, stamps and chess, A few of the boys at Kanty chose photography as their interest. At Kanty much attention is given to the development of individual hob- bies. Two rooms in the school have been designated especially for the pur- suit of hobbies. The rooms have been christened the Hobby Lobby. Here we will find model work shops of all sorts. We can also see crystal sets and other types of radio equipment. Artistry work of the students adorn the walls of the Hobby Lobby. ll. Kozclrus illlll ll. Coscinski in pllolo l'00lll

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kantyne A soda fountain within the school or within the proximity of the school is a ga- thering' place for teenagers. Kanty Prep displayed a Wonderful soda bar within its walls. The Kantyne was one of the most popular rooms in the school. In the Kcmtyne a student could satiate his mid-mealtime hunger with the many sweets and candies that line the shelves, Sodas and milk shakes were a favorite treat of the students who went to the Kantyvze. The managers of our soda fountain can be looked up to for their painstaking dili- gence behind the counter. They frequently sacrificed much of their free time for the benefit of the students, Edward Moore, Henry Goscinski, and Norbert Orlowski served the boys faithfully and dependably in the Kantyne. Q 1 . ly r T l i 1 1 I-injuring snacks ln' Knntvnc har. Naum-s on end pages.