Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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JANU BECHTLOFF, WILLIAM Little Billy , the most sensa- tional basketball star of H.H.S. stands high in the estimation of his co-workers. BECK, ROBERT This red-headed member of our class has won many friends through his amiable disposition. BEEZER, NED Ned certainly lived up to our expectations. He was extremely valuable as a friend and ranked high with everyone. BEISHLINE, THEODORE Teddy is an intelligent as well as humorous member of our class. Happy landing Teddy. BELL, RUTH Quiet Ruth stands high in the esteem of her friends. BELLETIERI, MARIE Marie was one of our feminine basketball players. Keep on be- ing a straight-shooter. 28 BERGER, HELENE Always quiet, Helene was a friend to all. BERGER, WILLIAM Silence is golden, William. You've been a fine friend to all your classmates. BERNATOVICH, MARGARET Margaret is small but very talka- tive. Her ambition is nursing and we know she'll do well. Luck to you, anyway, Margaret. BERNOSKE, ROBERT The best to this fine lad who filled well his position as a member of the class of 38 . BETTA, LUCY Friendliness dominates the char- acter of this tiny, dark haired Miss. Although small her presence was felt by all. BILLIG, LYLE Lyle was well liked for her cheery smile and friendly hello , She was a capable guard on the basket- ball fioor. 1938

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BACHMAN, FREDERICK A keen intelligence is hidden be- neath an exterior of calm in this reserved gentleman, with whom a chosen intimacy reveals a worth- while friend. BADDICK, JOSEPHINE Friendly wishes to a friendly member of the class of '38. BAKER, ROBERT Not everybody has as many good points as Bob. Keep going. BANGOR, FRANK Frank's smile has a casual cheer- fulness that wins him many friends. BARAGER, JACK A jolly likeable fellow, full of mirth and always ready for a good time. It's the personality that counts, Jack. BARBUSH, CECELIA She seemed demure in the old- fashioned costume of Pinafore, but her merry black eyes and infectious giggle prove us wrong. 1938 JANU BARCHESKI, WALTER Walter, although a man of few words, knew a few tricks of his own when it came to skipping. BARTKUS, ADELINE Adeline's poise and her capability have been turned to loyal service for the Oratory and the Play- makers clubs: and her charming smile and companionable nature have made her popular everywhere. BARTOFSKY, EDWARD Edward is a boy with a lot of hobbies. We know he'll get somewhere. BAUSHER, JEANNE A gay lass was our Jeanne. She had what it takes. BAYLESS, KENNETH Kenny has two chief interests -dancing and girls. He has danced his way into all our hearts. BECCONE, FRANCIS Cock - a - doodle - doo! It's only Francis thrilling the lower floor with strange animal sounds and making everyone a little more h9-PPy- 27

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BISCOMBE, AUDREY Audrey is a loyal member of the honor roll who is always cheerful. Her leisure time is spent strolling with her dog. BLOESING, DORIS Here we have another charming girl to whom we all wish the best of everything in life. BOCK, LOREN Audenried can be thanked for bringing this likeable chap to H.H.S. BOHLAN DER, WILLIAM Bill is a good scout who is always ready to help in matters that concern school spirit or class cooperation. BOLITHO, HUBERT Sharing his wit and humor with all, Hubie has become a pal of many. He is a staunch member of the Library Club. BOLTZ, JOHANNA Behold! The Queen of Taps. Johanna danced and H.H.S. as a body opened its heart to her. Success in the future. 1938 IANUS BONIN, FRANK Our happy-go-lucky drum major swings a wicked baton. May he march through life as well as he marched at the head of the band. BONOMO, JAMES Jimmie's interests have been num- erous and we all know there will come someday when he will meet the one. BOOTH, DOROTHY Dorothy is a lass who is usually found among the ranks of the quiet, reserved students. May she scatter the clouds in life with her sunny smile. BOTTLEY, NEIL With a happy twinkle of the eye and a hearty laugh, Neil can al- ways be found the center of attention. BOYER, WALTER Here's to Butch whose friends are countless and whose popular- ity is well deserved. A good com- panion and a loyal student of H.H.S., he is one of the general wits of 38. BOYLE, ELIZABETH Elizabeth had a sunny disposition by which she could gather friends as we gather flowers. 29