Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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7 mfg 44 lm, 1.1111 sneanffqpianauxa an annn.n:aeniL.1nx,id, -IESSIE IRIS GREGORY je.rmmy jessie's a girl who never says I can't . She has put her heart into her work and that is just why we know she will complete what- ever she undertakes to do. BENJAMIN VINCENT GRASSO Ben Buzzy And here we have probably the most tal- ented member of our class. Not only is Ben noted for his musical ability, but as an actor, and in the classroom. Although Ben is here with us in school we are afraid his heart is down in Philadelphia. How about that. Buzzy ? ERNESTINE ROSE GROSSO rzE7.nie:f Whenever Ernie's name is mentioned, we immediately think of Connie . Ernie is a good classmate, and liked by all. She is destined to become one of a pair early in life. Loads of luck in this ole world. RUTH C. HAEGELE Blanch Rulbiel' l'd walk a mile for a Campbell, is Ruthie's idea of a good slogan. Ruth's sin- cerity and ability to make friends will aid her in reaching her aim in life. FLORENCE THE LMA HALL evF!0,U.fi UFIOH Floss loves fun and is always ready for a good time. However, this does not infer that Flo cannot be serious, for she can. We know Floss for the true friend she is. GABY CHRISTOPHER HELLER Thin Slim Gaby came to us during his Sophomore year from foreign shores. He has attained a record for himself as a student that is hard to beat. However, if you've never been in any of his classes you've missed a treat. Never mind our friendly kidding, Slim . NORMAN W. HENRY Bur Did you ever hear anything about the laws of associationu? Well, Bus' law is Edith. To describe him is dilhcult, but to say that he has a distinctive and attractive personality will give you an idea of Bus, Backed by plenty of brains and ambition, Bus will go far. MARGARET ANN HILL Pe.e.2,1 ' Peggy's brown eyes laugh with mischief, and then grow mysterious as she decides not to tell us the secret. Don't grow impatient, Peggy, only two more years 'till '32 gradua ates. Page Tu'en!y-fire

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ANNA PAULINE GNES Anna is a quiet girl in school, but a popu- lar member of that famous club on the south side. Although Anna has cut her hair, we hope she gets a long part in the play Success . HAROLD ROBERT GOLDSWORTHY Cahir Kid ln years to come, Goldy will be re- membered as the young man who so capably handled the Janus funds. He provided much fun and merriment in all our classes. Wham could ever forget his famous Got any news? MARION GERTRUDE GRAHAM Marion's low, sweet voice and calm ways provided many pleasant contrasts to the more excitable and noisy souls among us. Be- cause of her sweet disposition she has made many friends-especially a certain young man. JOSE PH M. GRECO ffjaey-V nloeo What will the corridors of H. H. S. be without joey dashing around in them? Speaking of live wires'- umph-umph . We wonder why he has a fondness for Allen- town. That's all right, joe, we know how it is. Dorus Mains GEBHARDT Daw Gabby Dodo will always be remembered for her friendly smile and her cheery Hullo . Dodo is a loyal supporter of the basketball team. May success crown your efforts. But we know it will if you keep up your good work especially with a certain Art . ALVIN CHARLESTON GICKING UF0xvl Not many of us know Fox , but those of us who do, know that he is a boy with worthwhile qualities. Charles believes that Silence is Golden , and this is quite a good rule to follow, we think. HELEN F. GITZ Helen is a quiet girl, although her origi- nality has displayed itself on several occasions. Helen is a good pal, friend and classmate. '30 wishes the best of luck and happiness to you, Helen. ELEANOR CAROLYN GLEIM Eleamm ' Gleimie Gleimie is everybody's friend. She is just full of pep and eagerly enters into her work and play with enthusiasm and vim to he envied. She will leave many friends in H. H. S. and we are afraid a few broken hearts, too. Page Twenty-four

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MABE L M. JACOBS Miki 'Mibbleiu Few and far between are those who do not know this lovable girl. We believe Mibs tnust be fond of cooking, Anyway she seems interested in I'Iakers . Mibs will leave a host of friends behind when she leaves H. H. S. The best of luck and success as a nurse, Ivlibs, MAE VIRGINIA JONES H-Ill7IL'.lJ'n Mae is well versed in that art of knowing when to keep silent. Good nature abounds in her, and we believe that beneath the suface Jonesy is lust bubbling over with mirth. Just keep it up, Mae. ROSE MARIE JEFFERSON jeff i'I'I.1y Roses humor has often rescued our spirits just when they were ready to sing below zero. We know that her humor will be more than a cure for her patients. CHARLES CASSARD KAESEMEYER KrIeieJ ' Cassartl is a boy whom we all admire, and his smiling quietness does not blind us to his worthy traits. In the classroom he stands out as a highlight. Our sincere wishes for success. Kaesey . ROBERT JAMES HILL Bob HilIi Here is a quiet, unobtrusive senior. Bob is always busy about his work. We have known him as an even-tempered. energetic member of our class. HilIy can be num- bered among the few dependables. ELLA KATI-IRYN HOFFMAN H1zffie El Ella's giggle was both spontaneous and con- tagious. Her light-heartedness cheered many of us on those blue Mondays. This quality will be better than medicine for her patients. FRANK STANLEY HUNSINGER Hum Soldier Kid Hans is quite a math shark. His career at high school was marked by quietness. But one with your enthusiasm, Kid , will go far in this world. Success to you. WALTER EMERSON ISAAC LfII.le Here too, is a quiet member of our class. But then, Lindbergh isn't terribly talkative either, you know, and look what he did. Don't worry, Little , you'Il get by. Page 74ll'6IIl-J'-IAN'