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

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lx meliiig: l,. Cznrliecki, M. Mroczkowski, E. Wiihicki, H. jzuiuszczak, Stauicling: I. Schmitt, P. Lynch, 1. Hiegel, Lcszczynski. 1. Dzmck, D. Durawi f Moore, M. VVorll, Professor Melzgur, and 1. Oruschin. Rocket Club With the ushering in of the Jet Age, Kanty Prep seems to be keeping up with the times by the formation of the new Kanty Prep Rocket Club. The club, although not in full swing as of yet, is under the supervision of Professor Carney Metzgar and is com- posed mostly of Freshmen, However, it is expected that students from all classes will become interested in it in the near future. The purpose of the club is to gain a better knowledge and understanding of rockets and the jet age in general. Material consisting of pamphlets, maps. and charts was obtained from several different Air Force bases and air- craft manufacturing plants by Mr. Metzgar for class use. Meetings will be held once or twice a week, although definite days have not been set down. The club now con- sists of about 20 members, with John Danek. John Lesz- czynski, and Dan Durawa as president, vice-president, and secretary, respectively.

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Mhmulabnu-Annu. in Illi- rwen-ae:..wii.1d-ia: - iinnlfaxuaa- wi -iilhuuu.-A-lun-Au.. .. ... M-.-..i .a..u:. .xv 1 naw..-. -',l.. . elhf Am' 'ar .,. -we SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sc-atc-cl: Walter Mielcarek, president, Philadel pliia, Pennsylvania: john Cliibowski, secretary treasurer, Brooklyn, New Yorkg Stzuuling: Io i seph Aliraunczyk, vice-president, New Britain it Connecticut. Kantyne 28 Throughout eleven years, the Kantyne has played an important part in the physical Well being of the student body and this year is no exception. This favorite gathering place, displays a wonderful assortment of sweets and can- dies and surprisingly enough it attracts more students than the Prep Hall ever did with which any hungry stu- dent can satiate his mid-meal appetite, The soda bar also has delicious milk shakes, the favorite of many a student, a large variety of sodas and almost anything in school supplies. The managers of our soda fountain can be looked up to for their painstaking diligence behind the counter. They frequently sacrificed much of their free time for the be- nefit of the students. Edward Moore, Henry Goscinski, and Norbert Orlowski served the boys faithfully and depend- ably in the Kantyne. April 1, 1948 - The newly equipped Kantync opened under tlic direction of Iievcrcnd john Stuczynski, C. M.