Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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Bobey Bond Booclc Borowiak Bove Boyle, K. Boyle, M. Boyle, P. Brrmdau, K. Brandon., R BOBEY, PETER I was home early yesterday. Our shy Pete knew when to give good advice. He has Won the hearts of many of the fairer sex. BOND, CHARLES Moy I help you please? Charlie was lots of fun. He'll get along in this world if he continues to pop popcorn. BOOCK, BEATRICE Goodness! This blond-haired girl wants to be a nurse, She possessed the qualities which assure her many friends and much success. BOROWIAK, VIRGINIA I 'll be working in the banking room today. Dimples has won many friendships with her bright smile. May she continue in life as well as she has in dear ole' H.H.S. , l3OX':lCfllEOl'liN ' A I You Guys are just f,Ibl'Ii'7lg.,l 3' . 'j It will be hard yblind to 'fill the place of our stalwart Tiny . his football fame he will long be remembered By 'his gentlemanly ways he has won many friends. l23l BOYLE, KATHLEEN Hello, Angel. President of the Oratorical clubg Secretary-Treasurer of the Thespian clubg Leader in all her subjectsg Kathleen is sure to go far in anything she undertakes. BOYLE, MARTHA I 'wish I didn? have to take Social Science. She had a jolly personality. Her task was to spread good will. BOYLE, PATRICIA Do you still love me, honey? Lively Pat was full of mischiefg but beneath, one could find the sweet, unspoiled girl her name signifies. BRANDAU, KATHLEEN I went to cz party last night. Kathleen, who was always ready to respond to a good joke, was made of pep, vim, and vigor. V ' 1 A ' U-BJ?QAUi RO . T . as strictly busmes. st ww: L As drum-major of our band oy swung a ean baton, May he parade roug life as well as he Parade all Held.

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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

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Brazzicki Broskoske Brown Broyan Buchglgz Bunitskt Burke B urns C amponel l Cannon BRAZZICKI, JOSEPH BUNITSKI, ALEXANDRIA 4 Sure, it's all right with me. Fm going to help Virginia this afternoon. Better late than never was Joe's motto. His big- heartedness earned him many friends. ,fp .hoeydwblt 4 ith you ll-I7 I t ' , , .!i e - I Y ' lway: : o 1' - e e 1- - all her su ectsg her name adorn a fe :fl yet she was always rea A u a good time. BROWN, DOROTHY Who has the locker key? Quiet and unassuming, Dorothy was known to many. Her place in our hearts shall never be filled. BROYAN, CARL Ain't love grand? Carl's gentle nature and quiet poise were many a girls' picture of the perfect male. BUCHOLTZ, EMILY I beat 'Sy' in Ping-Pong last night. Emily has two main interestsg a basketball player, and her studies. 24 A friend in need is a friend indeed. A most fitting description of her sterling qualities. BURKE, CHARLES Do you have any pennies? Words cannot describe the love we feel for 'tBurkie . A grand fellow, we can always look to him as a good friend and a great pal. BURNS, BERNARD I would have been there if I would have been. This happy-go-lucky lad counts his friends as you would pebbles on a beach. You are always sure of a good time when with Bernie, CAMPANELL, MAURICE Fm in the band. Maurice has been a popular member of the band. Success to an excellent commercial student. CANNON, MARY I saw John today. Mary was our sparkling, vivacious brunette, who possessed a keen sense of humor.