Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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A villion Baclz.'m.an. Baden B alliei Bangor Baron Rclrlicz' Bnrbetta Bartol Barfsch AVILLION, MARY Oh ycalzl TIzai's what you lhinlcf' The sweet disposition of Mary, and her fine qualities as a cheerful companion, enable her to make count- less friends. BACHMAN, LOUISE M y family cans going to be a Ima. A charming girl, a perfect pal, a pleasing friend--- That's Louise. She rates high with teachers and pupils. Incidentally, she has been wearing a 33 class ring throughout high school. BADEN, BURNARD Bump your head! . This congenial fun-maker has won for himself a host of friends. His greatest ambition is to be a successful hill-billy. BALLIET, KARL I want some new books. Books, books, and more hooks is the cry from this scholar. Karl was one of these lads who lived to study. Go to it, you're sure to succeed. BANGOR, PATSY llza-Za!! Patsy was a good sport and always ready to do his bit whether it was work or otherwise. He seemed to be a born leader so we know that l1e'll go far. 21 BARAN, ELLEN I saw M.M.I. play Iasf night. This lass who was never seen without a smile has captured many friends with her pleasing ways. May she continue to do so in the future. BARBER, MARY Will you lend me your homework? Ba1'by was a happy-go-lucky commercial student who will linger in our memories as a real friend. BARBETTA, ANITA Are you going to the dance? If Anita into her goes into nursing as ardently as she went studies and the Junior Red Cross, she is sure to succeed. BARTOL, HELEN Pay your assessments. Tucky held a bright spot in our athletic field- also a warm spot in our hearts. BARTSCH, WILLIAM Lend me that magazine next. Bill was one of the loyal members of our band and orchestra. His knowledge of any subject has made it unwise for anybody to argue with him.

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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.

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'rdff -6 .ff 'Halal Basinski Bast Bayarsky Belizia Bellezza Benninger Belterly, D. Beltcrly, M. Biscombe Bishop BASINSKL JOHN Lfl'sfacc NLC music and dance. Another of those who have learned to dance the blues away. He has won a place in the hearts ol all his classmates. BAST, HUBERT Is il true? They gazed and still the wonder grew, How one small head could carry all he knew. The Class of 37 wishes you success. BAYARSKY, ETHEL 1 look Public Speaking lasl year. Ethel belonged to the reserved type, but beneath the surface lies the soul of a true friend. BELIZIA, SYLVIA My homework isn't done. Sylvia was one of 37's basketball stars. May she score as many successes as she has basketball points. BELLEZZA, ANTHONY Fm a Hazleton Ace. Tony was interested in all High School sports. His ambition lies in the field of physical education. 22 BENNINGER, lflDI'l'l'l When I grow up! Little Edith came from the country. Her persever- ance and her agreeable nature have won her a host of friends. BETTERLY, DONALD Thai is the way it goes. Red was a quiet, unassuming lad, but lots of fun. We hear, however, that lately he has been Ruthflessyf' BETTERLY, MARGUERITE Donald said-J' Peggy, a line and true friend, was known everywhere for her dancing ability. We wish you lots of success. BISCOMBE, JAY must go lo the bank today. J ay's trustw ,thiness has been proved by his capable handling of 'the' ances of the school for the 36 - 37 term. ix BISHOP, BERTHA your hair looks nice! Excel, nt ' ho ' ic ability was found in Bertha. Sh was a itllfuy wor r-loved by her classmates. if , I ' xl I 1 s Qllrxgtg 4