Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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THOMAS BARRETT How'm I Doin'? It's a tough break for the fairer sex that Tommy is a woman-hater. The friendships which this likable chap has gained are to be envied. JOHN BARTOL Oh No, John, No John's graduation will mark much regret on the part of his classmates. We didn't hear much from this quiet lad, but then, Silence is golden . PUL r the M-Moon Sh-Shines noth f the meek type who may urn t -be an altogether different ci n than the pattern indicated. WALTER BEECROFT Animal Crackers Here's to a fellow with a schoolgirl complexion that puts to shame the femis of H. H. S. What's the se- cret, Walter? MARGARET B N aBac M ' ' o is 1 it be- QVILD eep A oin '. KE ET BETTER Y Down on the Farm Just another boy who made good, yet a real pal who constituted a vital link in the chain of the class of '33. 1 -. 2 - I Oh - 1 iv kv, v Q arg e ' - Eh a le 1 en er of v- 3, Q . ,H ' . A l lie ri -: 1 .- JOHN BIANCO You Didn't Know the Music Sis boom ah, Johnny, Johnny, John- ny! All hail to a cheer leader who has known three years of triumph on the good ole' yelling squad. JAMES BINNEY Get Yourself a Girl and Fall in Love James is not only a remarkable scholar but his personality has stun- ned many a fond heart. May ambi- tion and perseverance be your worthy guide. DONALD BITTNER f'Remember Me We wonder if this chip off the old block will follow in his father's foot- steps??? FRANK BLACKWELL Buddy, Can You Spare a Dime? They call him sex menace, yet his dancing ability and his friendly smile are only a few of the out- standing characteristics in this fel- low's makeup. .1 1 A I , 1 V K J V A .1 l P jf t L... I ago twen 4-nine V ',,-gy 1 1 A I I . f 1' f' 'A 'X , 'ff' -C 4' J N 'af ,tflffy . ,

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JAMES ACRI Painting the Clouds with Sunshine Jimmy has distinguished himself during his term in H. H. S. both with his artistic talent and his Mary disposition. Here's lots of luck to a chap who deserves it. SOL ALEXANDER Old Man of the Mountain Sol is one of the boys who will make business history in the future. He is well known in the basketball world. .J-1 JOSEPH ANCHARSKI 4 .,.. . Where I Wonder Where The timid Soph's worries will al-l be over when Joe leaves. As a Raaffer in the degree finitiationj team, he , has established a famous record for himself. PHILIP ANCHARSKI Why Must I Say Goodbyen? This tall studious lad has done his bit both in athletics and scholas- tics. H. H. S. needs more students of his calibre. Adios, Phil ! EMIL ANTOLICK Vagabond Lover Emil's influence with women is a source of envy for aspiring Romeos. Ah well, 'tis great to be admired! DANIEL AVILLION You Can Depend On Me A fine, dependable lad, short of stature but mighty at hand! His type build mighty morals and per- form great deeds. ANNA BAKER Crazy Words, Crazy Tunev Baker has been the mistress of the pen in H. H. S. Her immortal prose will linger with her mirth as golden memories. FRANKLIN BARAGER Am I Wasting My Time? This horn-blower with a weakness for redheads and automobile data will leave a vacancy in the orchestra that cannot be easily filled. , ROSANNA BARBUSH Little Pal Barbeanna Rosebushf' the sunny- faced lass of the commercial group! She has made many friends, and we hope that she will continue to do so. DONALD BARLET Auf Wiedersehenn Another of the quiet, studious type. But then, are we justified in calling him girl-shy? 2 li

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ABE BLOCH Abie's Irish Rose Abraham fLincolnJ Bloch the swal- lower of dictionaries, encyclopedias and what have you. May you dwell in the temple of success where the shining star of prosperity enlightens the threshold. RUTH BOGERT You Can Depend on Me Quiet and unassuming, yet we feel her presence among us as an impor- tant factor in our class. Best of luck, Ruth! JOHN BOLISH In the City Where Nobody Cares When he drives up in that car, only a hick from the sticks, we welcome him heartily. Now that he's driving away we'1l miss him terribly. JOHN BOMMER t'Cop on the Beat John has the guts that makes men and the character that establishes eternal success. Basketball has dis- closed a polished star that has not glimmered in H. H. S. ARTHUR BRANDAU A Shanty in Old Shanty Town e despair of the fems, a friend to al, 'tSonny is deepest in the hearts .of his classmates. JENNIE BREDBENNER There's Yes Yes in Your Eyes This sunny, likable lass who is a great admirer UD of the male spe- cies, has established a place for her- self in the hearts of those who have known her. BERTHA BRENNER Let's Put Out the Lightsn A dark haired beauty, whom we can all commend for her pep, and who is always in on the fun. ALVIN BRIESE Good Times Comin ' The Lindy of H. H. S. wh0's skill in mechanics is equalled by his won- derful scholastic integrity. A word to the Y' s is sufficient, eh Breezy '? BERNIECE BRISIEL When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain A real pal whose motto is, When you're smiling the whole world smiles with you. PETER BRITCH Fit As a Fiddle Pete who is one of our many he- men is a fine dependable lad with a chain of friends that will greatly benefit him.