Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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Anna Bordash The power of the thought the magic of the mind Violet Boyer Who art thou? FRm what foreign and Driven or begu1led9 Esther Bott Softly speak and sweetly smile. Jane Boyle As studious as one can be no wonder she is conscience ree JJ 1 'i ' '.f. Raymon Bray A gentleman from tip to toe. Victor Bruno Impossible is a word I never use. William Burgess Apparently without passion. Mildred Brommer Silent in seven languages. Ellen Burgess I am innocence itself. Louise Burgraf Heaven is full of these. ssitwf fzs

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271 Sidney Biederman A mass of molecules. Mary Bittenbender High erected thoughts seated in a heart of Courtesy. Cleo Blight Never idle one moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Anna Bobey They say that the best counsel is that of woman. Mary Bogert And still there's more to come. Richard Bigelow Thou shalt love thy neighbors as thyself. Wilbur Bittenbe Talk to him of nder jacob's ladder, and he would ask for number of steps. Michael Bobeck the The man of large intelligence know a great deal. Anna Bock 'Tis still the same. , xl Robert Bonner There's mischief in this man. S x I W ,, Jw r-'J' I ,.,.J-

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291 l Joseph Caparell Paul Carlyon All men command patience, although few be willing to practice it. The training of the body as well l Lee Caswell Stanley Caughey All tongues speak of him. He, above the rest, stood like a tower as of the mind. 5 1 f . ' f' 5 ful if 1 W g 1 f .J ,f ix JVM f Augustus Cera Marcella Chaya He seldom errs. It's the song ye sing and the smiles ye wea That's makin' the su shine everywhere. Frank Chirico Helen Chovanes I know the gentleman to be of worth. Maiden! with the meek brown eyes. Colletta Collins And I oft have heard defended, Little said is soonest mended. Augustine Ciotola Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. fl fi Qui, by .14-4 ,J