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

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IVRICSIIMAN CLASS CONTINUED Tllonuls Milson, Pllilaldclplmia, Pennsylvania Mallllcw W'oflz, Brooklyn, New York john S1-lnnilt, Donoru, Pu. Loonurcl Cxurnccki, Plmilmlvlpllin, Pennsylvania liclwalrcl W'iilmicki, Brooklyn, New York FRESI-UWAN CLASS CONTINUED Ccralrl Moore, Bronx, New York Edward Rosinski, Ilznnburg, New York Eflllllllkl Miclmicwicz, Ashclot, New llznnpslrirv Joseph Hiegcl, Salem, Ohio John Oraschin, Brooklyn, New York V

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FRESIIMAN CLASS CONTINUED Martin Mroezkowski, Brooklyn. New York William Hoffman. Brooklyn, New York john Horan, Ansonia, Connecticut Frederick Broclzinski, Philaclelphia, Pennsylvania FRESHMAN CLASS CONTINUED Philip Lynch, Creenport, L. I., New York john Leszezynski, Riverhead, L. I., New York Henry jzmnszczak, Buffalo, New York john Dunek, New Hyde Park, L. I., New York Robert Croft, Cleveland, Ohio

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Honor 5352 Society 1912 was the year Kanty opened its portals to the stu- dents. Since that time hard work was meritorious of a re- ward. At Kanty, proven hard and consistant work, B ave- rage for two or more consecutive semesters, is rewarded with membership in the National Honor Society. The society is a nation-wide organization composed of all students with the above qualifications. It was instituted with the idea of repaying consciencious students who achieve honors and to arouse interest in attaining better marks if, for no other reason, but to join membership in the society. Kanty's list always ranks high. Her students have con- sistently proven both their own and the school's ability to produce scholars. This year, an even greater number of students have gained membership, Although the senior class predomi- nates, each class has its representatives among the honor students.