Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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BARTOL, BERTHA Big Bertha 'fDon't prevaricatef' Versatile Bertha will always be known for her witty sayings and her attraction for the opposite BELTRAMI, MICHAEL Baxter Hiya, kid. ' This dark, handsome lad is a loyal member of the Driving Club. Happy motoring! sex. BENNINGER, BETTY BARTONE, .JOSEPH Walter HBarber H H1 s ui college. HI Cllfliyf Sing-'U Vjlietty, a sweet, charming girl with a lovcly smile, Imitations, jokes, and songs made this like,b fu-lfills her duties as graciously at school as she lad a worthy member of the Class of 'jlydoes as the treasurer of lvycnch Club. of VZ, BASKIN, MARGAREJT, 1 a - f BENNINGER, ETHEL f'Peggy rf JJ L Dinny HzyaButch. MW ' Wouldnll fha! jar your constitution? Peggy loves the m0Vi9Sf0T is it her lifbwgg Hg hel, a real brunette, likes to swim, ice skate, escort? laugh and tease, besides being active in French 1 , sy yy if Club. X e C BASTUSCHECK, NAOMX1 'N fy K LJ ' t'Nil,s fly-f h-'fi BENNINGER, JEAN Holy mud! XD . if Jeanie Qloy' ber of Oratory, Nao i wa nue Have you any write-ups to do? t T 1' s 's well as she did inorc estra. With her charming and pleasing disposition, Jean X , X excelled not only as Co-editor of the Janus, but in ., Q33 . V s Advanced Chorus as well. . f A Ef,.,2xidHAEL . jf' lVHsr 'l' X ' 4' . I 'fihhazwizmiy gm Sayer . BERA, THOMAS 'A keyjvifas ed t ing it for H. S. and the iwaywghfresprimnd sh that his name will certainly i V e in lights. BEACH, DORIS Precious Don't forget Oratory tonight. Our Precious has lent her talents to the Oratory Club, of which she is President, to the Thespian- Playmakers, and the Lincoln Debating Club. ,f -J . iff Bartol Bartonc ' Baskin Beltrami Benninger, B. -fj3Benningcr, E. . Little Doll ' fljm ot bashfalLjnstxshy. Thomas is arrardignt :upporter'of'all sports. May . hegsupport his life Work as well. 5 'P X . . I L ' X H d Rx V I P ooay r u Th h :El Wa 5 is NH ' we ie K fth flags for Q ' gan . I K K, Rastzlscheck Battley Beach Benninger, J. Bera Berge 4175?

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' R l K i X . x J. Q 4, I . , I l Q Vg .. , if - , x 2 ANDREJCO, MARGARET x'BAR,QbER, HOWARD Margie 'J hulibylii , 'Dire you going to the football game? ,. QWHZ you nd,-m.e.abggnny? ' Blond and pretty, Margie was interested in No bandbgordliestr ,L wouldbxcomplete without football-players. APICHELLA, LOUISE Apple-jelly Wait a minute! Louise, a sincere person in all her friendships, is a great athlete whose fine cooperation can always be counted on. AUDAKIMOW, HELEN Rosalie Boy, did we have fun. ' Helen's work in Oratory, Debating, Red Cross, and her singing in homeroom will never be for- gotten. .k ADEN, LEON Leaky Do you have your Mig? ,CT is-da and handsome boy stole into our hearts with is wisecracks and trips to New York to -secure autographs. BALLIET, BETTY Suze Okay, !oots. ' This member of the French Club is deeply in- terested in music as well as French, but these interests do not interfere with her high scholastic standing. BANE, ROBERT l8BOb!! Judas Priest , Bob, a Southern contribution to our school has distinguished himself by his acting ability. Andrejco Apichclla A udakimou' Harager Baroasky Iizzrncs this famous borrower and harmonizer. O BARCASKY, VIRGINIA I Ginie fe' ' I am going to Nuangolaf' Dark-eyed Virginia, quiet but intelligent, left hcr v heart at Nuangola. l . e,.-'J - ' f ,, ,fs -,U , . I , W A ' ' G A - I ff. .Y BARNES, RUTH Ruthie 'AAre you going to the dance? She could dance all night and all day and still want to dance one more. BARNHART, EDWARD Eddie Do 'wolves eat cabbage? A huntin' we will go but we will never find another hunter as true and kind as Eddie , 1 i is -A J' BNARONIO, ANGELINE L, Q, uarigien Hi ' .Ml 'don'! get it. She could llrelp 'you to forget your trouble by V, he ping you to laugh and sing. , ti. l BARTOFSKI, HAROLD Harry I think so. Success is evident in the future for Harold in the field of science and radio. Baden Ralliet Bane Barnlzari Buronio Barlafslri 'W w MJ- S . ly.,,dAf.,f,

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wif Berger Bicking x Bigler Hillel Billig Bittner Blalfvslffe Blass, A. A Blass, C. Bloss Blumer Bodner ' P iff' J ,ly ,M BERGER, CLARA BLAKESLEE, RUTH LL -4' HBergie H HFHUUYH - Y ' .ef 2411, 1 110,17 mfg, 'lilo you l1r1z'P any glam, Ifzrl1arrl?l We wish Clara a happy and successful Voyage Ruth stands high in the esteem of her friends and 1' through life. will surely succeed. . I K C G, GEORGE 34'B1'fA.5'S, Iw'l'HO?Y 0 HGeorgie T K 06 - .Il dtlslff' have in chemistry? . I -' y way! L13 i lwo laugh, his trumpet Dlaymg In Dark curly hai , twinkling eyes and hearty smile Drum a i.1i1lllCiOIT1b1I16d to make a very - w OWMHQLIRP in the 1121113 Of I U: S V. 1'eaJe person. H, II. S, ,P my .X-ESV: I ,.:,L 1 ' .- sv-y S' BIGI1FRr THQMA5 BLASS, CA ERIN v ., , Tommy nvrin rr in 'T 1 25 U 1 - - - 77 Y , Nou' zvazt a minute! Lzsten! fund me Uufsidyyf E3 dl' His Contlnualwe in Dfamatlcs will Surely Gnd in Here we have another charming girl to whom we Vg. SUCCESS for thgldgfrllflarlilgg Sigslgingiggthe Thesplan' all Wish the best of everything in life. a a ' a a . BILLET, FRANK Frankie Where are we goin' tonight, Kid? The tall, dark, and handsome boy from Audenried leaves a spirit of good will in the hearts of all who know him. BILLIG, JEAN Squeaky There goes Jimmy. A gay lass is our dark-haired Jeannie who hails from the valley. f T H OLD Har is a all und 0 sport, willing to laugh W' ga ge I pays P a lglzf slzoolerf' a Juke if it is own expense for at hi o n ' ken. I BLOSS, MAE 'APeaches Yes, my lore. Quiet, sincere, and friendly with an infectious laugh, Mae did her best to make our high school days brighter. BLUMER, IRENE 'AEddie Do you have any gum ? Laughing and talking her way through life as she did in school, Irene is sure to suveeed. BUDNER, MARTHA Marty This is u lzoncyf' Mary has become well-known through her artistic ability and will long be remembered by her class- mates.