Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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lln loving Memory Shining like an evening star With a bright and steady ray, That led us through the dark of night, But left us for the dayg So shone her sympathetic nature, Which in our hearts remains endeared, It brightened the night of school life At dawn-it disappeared. On the threshold of this dawning, Bravely through morning and noon, We will face life's problems without her, Meeting the dusk too soon. But when evening shadows enshroud us The light of her courage will prevail Like a star that breaks through the darkness To guide us-ere we fail. The peace she brought to others Is hers for eternal time, The angels will cherish and guard her At rest in her heavenly shrine. Ida Mae Curcio. 23

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MARY AGRESTA f'Collegiate With Mary around there is never an uneventful moment. She has a smile that is a per- fect indication of a pleasant personality. EVELYN ALDEN Jitterbug Her cheery grin and bright Hiyuh make this lass well known among her friends. FRANK ANDES Peanuts Peanuts is a great little lad. Quiet, unassuming, his friends are many. NICHOLAS ANDRASKI Nick Nick is one of the jolliest boys in school. His ability to add humor to a situation has made him popular. gg, gg. J 2 JOSEPH ANDREJoo , Joey -To our class president has come state-wide fame for fhis excegt tionalL athletic ability in bot football and basketball. He deserves all the good fortune that will most assuredly come to him all through his life. JEAN AN GELO nAngien Quiet, sincere, and loving. What could be a better assur- ance of Jean's character than these traits which make her a friend to all. 24 I CARMELLA ANTINOZZI ucamu Where there's music, there's Cam, singing her way into the hearts of all her classmates. Although her grades hit the A mark, she still has time to do her part in S. I. C. MARGARET ANTOLICK Margie Margie never talks much, but when she does say something, you may be sure it's worth listening to. JOSEPH APICHELLA saAppieyv Take brilliant football and basketball ability, add a sunny disposition and a keen sense of humor, divide by J. A. and you will have Appie, a boy admired by all. CATHERINE ASELT Giggles This sweet little miss is a faith- ful member of the H. H. S. Drill Corps. She amiably con- tributes whatever she can in order to help someone along. MARY AVILLION Mamie This tall dark lass delights in dancing . . . and in dancing partners. Her success with both the male and female parts of the school is notable. NANCY AVILLION lKNan7! Silence is Golden -this pro- verb applies to more than one member of our class, but espec- ially holds true where Nancy is concerned.