Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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In Memoriam TO KATHRYN MAHON Like a ray of light that Pierced a darkened night and Lent a guiding beam to lovely Roads, we found your friendship An incomparable gift. Throughout our happy school years We 'found the little seeds you planted In the corners of our heartsm Each blooming flower was held With tender, unwavering affection. l-low sweet you wereee you Dealt your friendship out generously With love and understanding. I-Iappy were we to hold those Glowing petals in their crowning loveliness. To have inhaled their subtle fragrance For the time our gardens were still Unvisited by the jealous thieves of Fate. You have left a void we shall Not want to fill in all our years. - M iriam Rosenberg. me at CN6.f7U5Leaz

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In Fond Memory ANTHONY CALDERO' There comes a time in every year, When for a true friend we shed a tear. Though We are forced to part, A fond memory will linger in many a heart. There comes a time in every year, We miss this friend kind and sincere. Though he has gone from our sight, His memory lingers like a celestial light. There comes a time in every year, When We are glad and filled with cheer, And thankful We knew him for a while, And felt the warmth of his smile. There comes a time in every year, When for a true friend we shed a tear. Though We know this friend whom all did love Has gone to the resting place above. Thelma Schiller I 18 I

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fy., Aello Agresta Allzer , Ancharski Andreas And re nazi A ntinozzi, F . A ntinozzi, It . Antrim Aubrey AELLO, JOSEPH Why not sing. However quiet he may appear, Joseph won a place in our hearts through his generosity and good nature. Q . ' I AGRESTA, Logo Vs il T' V! ' fx V Quiayfb1.eg le. f .N f A, peru wgifvthat fiiaslgy giiardlwho helped the football t la Xtoi inarpf j?Q5tori,esYyBeht of luck, and A 1 .h j X L may yo Hudpei: J -fit ,lj J ALBER, HAROLD What are you talking about? Midge was an active member of our class. His witty talk has made him many friends. ANCHARSKI, LEONA Are you. going to the game tonight? This fun-loving girl was known throughout the cor- ridors of H.H.S. She will be remembered for her fine piano-playing. ANDREAS, IRENE W here are we going tonight? Friendliness dominated the character of this lovely girl who welcomed everyone with a smile. - l20l ANDREUZZI, FRANK Are you sure you feel alright? Frank, quiet and conscientious, has intentions of becoming an electrician. We know he will succeed. ANTINOZZI, FRANK And the doughnut loses again. Quiet, studious, and energetic were the characteristics of this commercial boy. His good nature has won him a prominent place in the Senior class. ANTINOZZI, ROCCO Come on, gang. Rex was one of our leading athletes and was con- sidered a true gift to the women of our class. ANTRIM, MICHAEL Love M arches On. This quiet lad has made many friends during his school years. He will be remembered by all who knew him. AUBREY, CATHERINE Bobbie's playing tonight. Kitty was known for her cheerfulness and jolly disposition with a distinctive liking for one 36 graduate.