Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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GEORGE Fll.ORl'i'l'U ffl'fll'Efll Filer Football 2-4: l.ibrary 2. George will ever he remembered for his originality' in class. His ath- letic accomplishments han: won for him admiration. Slay your attain- ments in High School help you to success. Czirriegir- TNI! KATHRYN R. G.-Xl.l.LTl' Kitty Kit Annual Staff 4. VVe don't hear so much from this quiet, commercial lass. However, she is quite accomplished on the typewriter. We hope to see her as someone's secretary. Loads of luck. U11114'1'ide'd HELEN E. FRITZINGER Fritz Helen is another good pal of the commercial class. She appears to he a little quiet and shy. But still water runs deep. Vtith you, Helen, 31's best luck for the future. Undecided CAROLINE I.. GANTFRT Cu! Cuvklex Caroline is planning to enter the business world. W'e wonder why she likes to go down by the Levi. Neyer mind, success to you in this game of life, Caroline. IZIHYARD GALI..-XGHER Trrldy lfddie' Football 3. Here we see the originator of the Qol Fraternity. Teddy is one of the kind who makes high school life en- joyable. Keep it up. Teddy. and you will always find '31 nearby. I,'nd4'4'idt'd IZMII. I.. GENNARU Ifwwnll Bud Bud is one of the boys who comes to school in style. 1.-X green Pack- ard.i Show this picture ol success, always Emil. You always have the best wishes of '3l. I'hil11r11'lphiu College nf Phurmary and .Y1'i1'l11'1' H M WWIM 8 Q in We

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MILIJRIEIJ LUCILE EDNIUNIJS .llibs 1.014 Mountaineer Staff 3-4: Thespians 4: Annual Stan' 4. Mildred, famous lor her dancind, ability, has proved herself talented in other ways as well. VVhen in need of advice, ask Mildred. May she rise in the world as she has while in school. Pierre' DOROTHY ELIZABETH EYERT Dot Dottie Annual Staff: Mountameer Stal? 3-4. Dot is known for her famous dimples and is admired by all. She has quite a weakness for the oppoa site sex. We wonder whyF?? Uur best wishes 20 with you, Dot. Susquehanna University MURRAY EPSTEIN lippy Kosher lrixh Band 2-3: Mountaineer Stall 3: Annual Staff 4: Class Council 4. Eppy is the proud owner of such qualities as a keen sense of humor, artistic talent and the power to argue incessantly. VVe'll be missing! you, fslurrayl Leland Stanford WINSTON H. FEGLHY I-'eg Class Council 2: Basketball Han- 'Hfer 4: Science Honor Society 3-4: Annual Stat? 4. Feg's optimism will always help him to keep an eye on the re bufTs. Your optometry might be of help to you. We are sure Feg will he a suc- cess. University of Pmzrlxylzlzuua FRANKLIN liS'l'ERl.Y Rev. .Vquirms Hail to thee of the fleetest 'ol fleet? Cardinal is always willing to lend a helping foot to our enter- tainment. May Nap come out First in the race of life, that's what we're wishing you! Uliiversily of X. California EUGENE FILBERT Pele' Tiny Library Club 2. Gene also holds a place in the com- mercial department. He may be small, hut he possesses remarkable capabilities. We're expecting some- hing t'big from you. GenefDon't disappoint us! . M X .vt , t1sn5?t,.fx,rf ,.: pi -V U, l27l

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I t 1 , ' I ,J 1 , ,' X11 J , , ul 1 Q , 1 f 1 ' V I BERTHA GERBER Bert Boots Lihrary Staff. W'e have here one of the most no- torious senior blonds. Her amorous nature has won her more than one heart of the opposite sex. Here's hoping for you the best life has to offer. Drexel THELMA ELIZABETH GICKING Gicks Clicks is one of our famous com- mercials. Although we predict that her commercial career will be short- lived, may it be successful while it lasts. Undecided ETHEL GERBER Gerbe Thespians. To one of the snappiest misses in the senior class whom we shall never forget, let us give a hearty cheer. May you never forget your friends in '31. .Methodist Hospital JOHN GILBERT John John's famous cars have attract- ed just as much attention as John has in school activities! Keep your- self in high, John, and you will meet few reverses in this old world. Undecided WOODROW WILSON GERHARD Woodie Wood Pres. Sophomore: Pres. Juniorg Chairman Class Councilg Seniorg Thespiansg Football Z-3-4: Basket- ball 3-4: Annual Stalfg H-Cluh. One cannot say that Woodie's con- tributions to '31 have been in one way. But as a good friend to all he is best. May the hest he yours, Woodiel Undecided ROSENIARY GOESER Rosie Editor-in-chief of Janus 43 Presi- dent of Thespian Club 4. Hail our erst-while Editor-in- chief! Rose-EE has heen prom- inent in many of our plays andfoh, anywhere needed. Let us hope that he will find her as charming as we lxave. University of ,Miami E291