Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1941 volume:

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O22-EEEXEE The name Janus was suggested by Julius Schneider, a member of the class of 1927, and was chosen because of the significance of the Word. JANUS Was the Roman god of the Past, the Present, and the Yet-To-Be. QSEEFEX-EE Publixfzed by the Senior Class ' 0 f the Ifazfefon Hzlgfh Sch Hzlzfeton, Pa. The J 61 77 u 5 F521-'Q fiff 'R 5-'N-'WN If 5-I1,9V?S 9 Q '-iiagr N-'I gf fi: rg Ae: ,BQ13 5 W5 m Q C 'r 'cgi-'IJ 1120 I 9 4 I K Foreword Upon these pages Have been Writ Messages of High Schooi wit. To remind you in the Years to come Oi 'iriends you've known And things you've done. g The pictures oi your Friends are here With Words and thoughts And meanings dear. To keep each ioving Memory new, The ciass oi '41 presents To youfffkf f THE JANUS 555555555 F owwom' Dec!z'mz'z'0n F am ity C 1415565 Orgambczfiom A111 lefiw Snapshoff Cmffoom Adgverfzlfemen if 555555555 Dea'iw1tz'on A jolly, good fellow, He's everyone's friend. His fine sense of humor, Has never known end. His personality has proved manly indeed. He's a guide, a teacher, and a friend in need. His specialty is Mathematics. He has things figured out quite right. Unto the torch of learning, He has furnished a bright light. Long will be remembered The work he has done here, With a cheerful smile, a pleasant Word, and thoughts so sincere. And so to one so learned And one so full of fun, We dedicate, our J anus! The class of '4l. 555555555 EE-FED in X! fxxw Alma Maier Dear old high school we are loyal To the White and Blue, To the loyal friendship formed here, We will e'er be true. We shall always aim to serve Thee, Alma Mater, dear. Keep thy honor bright and shining, And thy records clear. When we leave Thy walls enfolding, Memories so dear, We shall know what priceless treasures Were the hours spent here. Chorus White and Blue, we love Thy banners For Thee we will fight. Thy traditions, manners, customs Ever shall be right. Mabel Thomas '25 Hazleton Senior High School Main Entrance -UE?-FED 65,5-bb? EE My Janus Oh Janus, You are a silver memory. S0 sterling, so brilliant, so bright May you throughout the ages, Keep its treasured quality right. You hold a memory for each high school friend Whose friendship, graduation brought to an end. ln every little fiction, ln every little truth, You hold a memory Of life's flaming youth. And when I am Well on my way in life, Facing its facts, and Wading through strife, May I open your pages, And there Within gaze, Upon the silver memories Of my high school days. Mary Curilla 10 yjww uf 'fx f,a,1Jf'v J !,f,-XXXJAJQ K r . . ff ,gffggvfifw 'dl.fv, -'Af JJ ji, j Jljiddr Jvfyfvjf L.-fffi JA ' - - 1.526 WWW f 5 dbwfwvtgf. X . X A62 - 8 Q33 'gf 233 ' J M ' 'Lib' wwf L malty . x , . 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MISS GROSCH S ECILETAKY ' f NIR.D.LEWIS SUPERVISOR yf MUSIC M R CHAMBERLAIN MISS CHAMBERLIN MISS CROWE MR. DEITCH MR. DONALD MRS. DRAKE I AMIQSSDRYIEOOS 1935. esposwo Miss mesa mmreouuo Msz.FEoLev f 'J N D I I ,,' ,RW ff .--. 4 'Cx , 1 I . ,n I ,. , 1 . I ' 1 1 V if -r U1 N, QD 4 x I5 3 I Q I A ,U-, lux- , AM' W Q 'C' I I J 1 I W W N X Q IS . . 1 I MISS FESCINA MISS GALLAGHER. MISS GABIZIELIS 'MISS GISTTINGEIZ E S ,.:E E I V wa- , s:::.,:I- -f7 -s.,..::f?.I-, :-:'f, .-'a ' sf:-f 12: It :I 1 f. I .- fi, I- J ..1 ',f'ffiQfggi: MISS GILBERT MISS GOLDSWORTHY NIR. DPJJMHELLEIL HEAD jMATIIEMIITIlS DEPI. 6, J' I MQ. SQHMITT mecca. . Mn.orzEGomA ,X Af T, Mmeszoss MISS HARMAN MISS HARRISON MISS HARRY MR. HEIZP. MISS HILL W I N , . ' S ,J I P I S Siiv .M ' fx I if I 14 IIIXTQXV ' V, I I j. .11 I K MQ.H.LEwns ' 'N I X h .2 IACUII I .2 MISS KOCH .MISS KIZAPFI MISS LANYON MISS LESSEI2 ya 0' J I I , J 1 . J in .v - 1 o -' D N . J 7 J N, s .,' lj' MQ.EDwAra0 E. QOBINSON nfAoyfsoc1ALs1uom on MI2.H.V. MCGEEI-IAN - I micron yfmmncs MISS MCHUGH BASKETBALL coAcn MILMCQUAID MISS MALKAMES MISS MATTEY MILMAURER MISS MONAHAN NIILOLENICZAK rvuz.oLsoN Mus ERELLY Ignipeiguco Miss RICH MRRINGLEBEN . I ,I I Q I yi , -95 - Q1 5115 I I fs- Kia '- If Mass M655 MQ.sAuenAKesz MQ.scHwAQTI2' was scuwmrrz MQ.sI'e'Nxo 1 ' R f , MI Q, MV IJ v Q' ff ,ff Li1f'm4fI'f IN. I ,F 4 AM ,, MRSEIZANY MILSEYBERT MQLEORGE E.SHANNo IIEAD!SCIEIICI. om MILALFRED B.WAGNE.IL f HEIID!f0MMElCIALOEPT. . MQ. SH AW M A MISS SWETTMAN - -. 254-CI kv- ' MISS SANTEE NIR. TAYLOR MI2. TSCI-IUDY MISS TRESSLER MR. WAI TE V ' AJ 1 Q C II I 9 . , ml ' 'W qkm q D N SSW ,,,4l 1, , X . Q . 9Q.IVlL,v lf' I I I I I C I 1 , 1 , 5 I I ML x,,,,Z,.Q,2,fv.A X t I ' I x , i ' . 1 ' ' , 1 W falmlfb- -' , ,' , a fr O F a 9 gh N M K ILTU' ,fi-4 ,5,..M.M . 2 11 J M -j--4 CLE 5-4 LJ ,S',.,4-AT!-,,L.,.,4l 5 I-L,,s,,,Jl7g5 'LMY 1 If - , 3 fs! . fu lad ff M X, g, mi - L'1 1T 'TY' !12xsl U 7 1.,1-W I ' Yap, -je.-ff,4,.,'1 KVXQTL7 ,,u-hifi? 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The Commanding Officer was Anthony Chirico, assisted by the Lieutenants Roy LaRocca, Peggy McCurley, Mary Petrilla. An important battle was won when we presented our first hit, Boy Meets Family starring, Shigo, Fatsie, Bove, Fierro, Minnich, Corrado and others. During our second year of training Roy LaRocca was elevated to Commanding Officer, and John Sabia, Florence Redleberger and Gail Fegley acted as Lieutenants. To command us through our happiest year, the Senior Class ap- pointed Thomas Sweeney to take the position of General. His assistants were Mary Curilla and Marie Keegan. The decisive victory was won when The Henpecked Husband was produced. The stars of the production were Bachman, Scatton, Minnich, Hladish, Coll, Rosendale, Sherry and Schwartz. The recruits were sent out into the world prepared to fight the endless battles of life. Through their excellent training received, the class of 41 is bound to be suc- cessful. 21 JERRY ADAMO uGig,gyu A beaming smile plus a peppy personality charac- terizes Giggy , who was always ready to contribute his humor to home-room pro- grams. BRIDGET AELLO Small Fry Small Fryl' excels in quiet- ness, but she has a multitude of friends who cherish her friendship. May her life be as sunny as her disposi- tion. MARIE ALBANO Shorty'l A subtle little irl with man g Y friends who has won them by her sweet manner. MARGARET ALBRECHTA Midge This small lass has won many friends through her cheerful disposition and sun- ROCCO ALTAVILLA HRBXH 'fRex is a happy-go-lucky chap who can make the best of any situation. May he have all the success due him. JOHN AMEROSE Johnny A pleasant lad with a pleas- ing smile certainly describes Johnny very well. Need we say more? 3, Q ' I t I A ,V I L, RQBERTQQNCHARSK1' j Bobby is a friend to all, and his deeds certainly prove it. May he have as many friends in life, as he had in H.H.S. if HB0bby l 9' X CHRISTINE ANDRAS Chris Ns. . . As advertising manager of 'our Janus she has performed ia capable job. Chris is a .lovely girl, and we know she lwills succeed in whatever she HY Smile' Xundertakes. GEORGE ANDREJCO RUTH ALEANDRO ffGe0,gieH uRuth1pH The future holds much suc- Petite and vivacious Ruth will always be a favorite among those who know her. Success and happiness to you. MARJORIE ALLAM Faker Quiet, but friendly, Mar- jorie is a friend to everyone. May she find all the success and happiness she deserves. R ' .,. X 'if cess for Georgie , who rates high as a football and basket- ball player. He has made many friends and is sure to succeed in the future. Y I Y, Q JS' J I-IN NDREWS , 3 -lrohn isp qHk-witted,friend- Fly lad w has won the X. -4 'Q 4 jr 'heart f al? his classmates l x A '1' 5 -4 ' 3 -.4 4. -. 4. X 1 3 A ' n ' . , , f. uf '11 .F JV '1 x ff ,J ,g,,,.,.-1 --4 Qs.-v'24 f pffjrppayfi Eipykigiiitxfzfoialso czrreddyn This lad is a barber, and a good one at that. We hope you cut your way through life with the best of every- thing. , L AJ If Lac! f A A HO 9-favs , V RAY ARG ST , . ipaawvw wifi. ,KL ,J,,QLl3ay'Loc J- .f,4.g4, Altiijou K he appea s to hav a quiijilrmgn r' ayuin JW' A GEORGE AUGUSTITUS nAug,gyu George knows how to make a dull class cheerful. His un- limited sense of humor and ever ready, witty remarks are a constant source of laughter. ROSEMARY AVILLION Rosie Rose is a very small girl with a talented voice. May she sing her way to success. MARY BACHMAN A'Bachie This popular and charming miss has many accomplish- ments to her credit as pres- ident of Cadettes-secretary of Oratory and S.I.C., and one of our peppy cheer- leaders. She is present at all dances or any other activity in H.H.S. LENORE BAINES nJ'udyu Although she seldom dis- plays her talent we know that Judy has a lovely voice. Her charming ways will carry her far in the future. l DOROTHY BALLIET Faker This fun-loving friend is certainly no faker when it comes to playing her trom- bone. She has played her way into the hearts of many, JOHN BARAN Baran John comes to us from Beaver Meadows. He is one of our more serious and stud- ious lads, and is liked by all who know him. BENJAMIN BARBOTTI CfBennyY! Benny's friendly manner and personality made him an outstanding figure among the seniors. ROBERT BARCASKY Sonny A small bundle of wit and ersonallty IS Sonny , He has many friends and is an outstanding swimmer. If .J 1 S l,-,.-,,y'.g'f L 1 . -- .,, .1 'JK 1'-'J' llvx .Zn f f' ' .. Q A . A ., f J .40 . if ll -.. ,gr sl RosE MARIE BARLETT Rose Marie This charming, well-liked senior has won many a heart because of her generosity. She is a familiar figure in Oratory and Drill Corps. WILLIAM BARTKUS Willie Bill is quiet and shy, maybe that's why he's such a good hunter. His greatest ambi- tion is to be a good electri- cian. LOUIS BARTLETT Louie Louis is a naturally friendly person who has made many acquaintances. Everyone Values his friendship. M 7 ARTN C K Hennyy gf Xud H ry isastudiou a quiet la who has proved himself to be a good vocational student. AN,B .jifoL' l.Je eu . . 'P S ethin 'fgbound olhap- pe . wh Jean i. ound. Her sens ofkggki and vivid personal ty carry her far. A .R V1 vig My s .' 1 W- f . 2 A WNY ,i5ZsQiiAIlE BELLIZIA J .Tatu This tall, dark, and hand- some lad has a personality that wins him many friends. EDWARD BELUSKO 'tEddie Eddie' is very interested in airplanes, and has proved to be an accomplished public speaker. P A USKO Skipper ' ' re ovely girl, h a rs n ity that will undou d her in being successf . ALEX BENI 'iOlesh Whenever something is said that sets the whole class laughing, you can be sure Olesh'l said it. JOSEPH BERGER KKJOQ!! Joe is cool, calm and col- lected at all times. His ability as a sportsman can not be over estimated. JEANNE BETTERLY Jeanne Wherever there's a swim- ming pool, there you'll find Jeanne. She not only excels in swimming but is also an outstanding Oratory mem- ber. -ELYEABPTTSH i541LLET , T n ' isBetty1rf V This lovable little miss has won many'a heart because of' her pleasing personality. She served as an odticer of the Drill Corp and as a member of the Janus Staff. - ' f i if .K R r e ,,. I, ,s . 4 nl BILLIG Npeggyli From Drums halls this gay lassie. Peggy will always be remembered for her ability as a band member. I MARY BLASIOL ..Mary,, A girl who can be depended upon for any task. Mary is one of the dearest friends anyone could have. ,' f' . , ' I fy, , ,- I ' V. ,rf 'Y r JJ I' J I J 1 , - f-' , , I f A-f , 1 J ,V l l , V A if F . 0, ' VIRGINIA BVLOSS jf aaGinnyvr I V Virginia is a worthy friend, witty, sweet, and always ready to help anywhere, anytime, any place. FRANCIS BOBISH rIDannyvs '6Danny's Wit and fine sense of humor made him a friend of all. He never fails to brighten up the situation with some clever saying. FOSTER BORNEISEN .tJim,, Here is another diligent pupil whose name is always to be found on the honor roll. May his electrical abil- ity prove to be helpful in the future. ANTHONY BOTTLEY Tippie Anthony has shown his abil- ity as a leader in his home- room. Let us hope high offices are always in his favor. JOHN BOVE Skeets This tall, dark and hand- some lad has won the hearts of both boys and girls. He is liked and admired by all. FREDERICK BODDIN f'Roliert Robert's genial manner and pleasing personality have made him known by all, as a good and worthy friend. HILARY BONIN III-Iillyu A jovial lad with a pleasant smile helps describe Hilary. May he be as successful in the future as he has been in the past. GERALD BOOCK 4:Gerryyu Gerry may be a farmer, but this has not held him down. We all admire him for the way he took friendly teasing, and you may be sure that he has a host of friends. f R YLE K I ' 7 , er ' ' i faithf sup- o elgefo the mming . '. dete 1 ation is reat a d ' ccess well- earrgi. .' BETTY BOYLE Betty A sweet little miss who will be remembered as being among the quiet members of the class, and a friend to all. CHARLES BOYLE Chas Active in sports, eager in fun, and a brilliant lad. May your brilliance light the way to success for you. 25 HUGH BOYLE t'Hughie Hughie has a fine char- acter and because of it he will surely be remembered long after he graduates. WILLIAM BOYLE n:MiCkymv This fun-loving senior, who hails from Beaver Meadows will long be remembered for making our four years of high school pleasant. LOIS BRANDAU lKL0iSl! Lois is a photographer's daughter with a model smile Keep on smiling Lois, for you certainly added good cheer to the class of 41' RUTH BRANDAU Ruthie A true friend who will take the sadness out of life is Ruthie . She is a talented member of our band. CHARLES BRAZEZICKI All-Bear Charles is everybodyys pal because of his jolly, good of success as well as he does a baseball. ELLEN BRENNAN Dixie To our vivacious blond we wish the very best in her future years. Dixie has added gaity to all of her classes. .L I .PEGGY BRENNAN szpegss 'r Peg is always' on the look- out for excitement. She is full of pep, vim, and vigor. JOHN BREZNOCK Brezzien Sharing his Wit and humor with all Brezzie has be- come a pal of many. ESTHER BRILL cESSysr This intelligent young miss has captured a host of friends throughout high school. She has been active in many clubs especially Thespians. y .QL ar rish eyes umor s sh Wit gre-'yrkade hi I iend of ery e W 5 , A B 0 yu oa gem si U.,4,4,1-4' Qllg ' ' , studio d George can really beat it out on the drums. A .lwvf ff ' ,J 1 . M . J i ' nd h f I . IQ WV 1 L W Q Ki a ' dl l ' t soixgof nature. May he hit the ball fuow hk to ave ro . is s o . 1 a d q . fl r E A K uid r L Qaltln h us f A D' 51 il N5 is 26 TH' T2 'U' ...pv- DANIEL BROGNO flDannym This handsome senior is certainly a friend to all. May you always stay the same, Danny . THEODORE BROSKI nrreddyu f'Teddy is a lively addition to any gathering. He was a pleasure to talk to, and we are sure the future holds much for him. ELEANOR BROSKOSKE UNOry,, To Eleanor we wish all the success that can possibly be given her. She has contri- buted much as a member of the S.I.C., German Club, and the Drill Corps-1. LOUISE BROSKOSKE Weezer A studious, sweet girl from Jeddo, who excels in sports and club activities. Suc- cess to a very fine friend. rr -1 0 H sie will b fin s ' m s. a - en is . nt in is p' . CHRISTINE BRUNN Chris May you carry out your duties of life, Christine, as well as you've carried out your duties as assistant executive in the Drill Corp. fa' .J ALVA U Nr: LEONARD BUBROWSKI 4aLennyry Lenny is one who seems very quiet but those who know him cherish his friend- ship. JOSEPH BUCOLO HJ0e!7 Good things come in small packages , may be well- applied to Joe , His con- genial manner has made him very well liked by his fellow classmates. ,J,,,L,c,494lfJf4' 011. MARION BURKE Burkie Burkie is a very good actress and songstress as well as being a member of a number of clubs. Friends envy her personality and delight in her sense of humor. CARLYLE BURNS Burnsie 'fBurnsie's cheerful manner has carried him through his trying days at H. H. S. May he be as successful in later ife. JOHN BURNS Bugler Bugler , as a gay compan- ion with a winning smile, will be missed in the high school corridors. L -,K K' -JALNEQ' BUTTE RWICVKV il sxBLittS1s 5 ' , , 1 A sunny, fun-loving girl full -of ambition is Jane! Thisi sweet lassie is ,beloved byla l whnrknow her. 1 . A . N 27 eff fi vi. 1. n 1 BYRNICE EYORICK V . H Brenda, Byrnice is well-liked for ber friendliness. Success is bound to contesto this lovely lass. THOMAS CACCESE HTQXSJ Thomas shows his ability as a leader in presiding over room 113. He has always proved to be a good student and a good friend. MARJORIE CALDERO Maggie Maggie is gay, lively, and full of fun. She'll surely be a success in the future. JOSEPH CAPPARELL Ki 0637 Dark-haired, handsome Joe is sure to find success with his dancing ability. His friendly smile has cap- tured many a fair heart. EWTIQLIAM CARBERRY X 1 D KiBi YY Thisigobd-humored lad has always rffanaged to keep on cop.. free and easy boy, who will sur,ely get what he gpesgafter. . .4 - -.J ROBERT CARSGO nBabeu Among the humorists and real friends in H. H. S., our friend, Babe , stands ou . This tall bashful boy will at- tain his goal in life as he has won the hearts of his fellow classmates. DOMINIC CARSIA 'fZittery' Zitter's dark hair and eyes have won him many friends. This cheerful chap is bound to be a success in the future. GENEVA CASSARELLA Cassey Cassey's poetic ability and lovely voice have won her many friends. We are sure she will go far. MICHAEL CASSIC Mickey Tall, dark, and quiet is this vocational student. The Mountaineer could not go to press without him. Cauley We stand at attention for this captain of the Drill Corps, and salute her as she passes through the honor rolls of Thespian, French, and Cadette activities. When you issue commands through life, may you be reward with success. ANTOINETTE CAVALIER ffronr' This dark-haired miss is a great friend to all. S e tackles everything with a smile, and usually succeeds. MIRIAM CAWLEY f'Mimi This charming lass has proved to us that the class of 't41 would be incomplete without her. rj Y? -'vi 4 J 1 - l K - -15-S MARY GRACE CAULEY J as 'fm H- ed x ll A h Q t CARMELLA CERULLO Jean A quiet girl with a pleasing personality and a friendly smile. She has won her way into the hearts of all who know her. BETTY CHAREST if X H' ,kn- ss my . V his blonj, issis the leader 'many activities. ,Slfte pa - ades along nhef stgeetfas SA Drill Corps ghtieer, acts par the stage, and swims in t e pool. May success audfha piness follovwy.hb'r 'through 1 e. GICORGIC CHARNE Y Charney' This curly haired lad is sure to go far with his pleasing personality. Best of luck to you, George. Il ICNRY CIIICCK Checkie Blond and quiet, UC'heckie has made many friends in his three years at H. ll. S. We wish him success in the future. DOMINICK CHERITE ..Dim,, Dim could get along with anybody, especially the girls. His chief interest is electri- cal work. AGNES CHICALESE 'fChick Agnes has a contagious gig- gle that wins her many friends. She is always ready to lend a helping hand. ANTHON Y CHI RICO Pee Wee 'fPee Wee is one of our most outstanding seniors. His guiding leadership has help- ed steer Thespians on to an- other successful year. Ilis prominence and popularity have earned for him a place in the Hall of Fame. BETTY CHALDON fiBCttyH A sweet and charming young lady descrilies Betty. She will always he successful in everything she does. ALEX FHULOCK 'fEivver Quiet and friendly, tliat's DiVVer . May he be as successful in the future as he was on the football field. FRANCES C'lll'PAILO Chippy A brilliant student, and a cherished friend. Sl'e is always willing to help others, IRENE CHUPELLA UChippie Chippie has won many friends throughout he' high school years. Here's hoping she'll succeed as well out of school. ANNA MAE CIOCCI Chuck This noted strutter of the Drill Corps may he small, but life holds big things for her. QX in-.f JOSEPH CIPRIANO llCip7! Small but mighty best des- cribes Cipl'. Whenever Cip is around you are bound to hear laughter. Do we need to mention that he has loads of admirers? ANTHONY CLATCH ccrlwonyu Tony is sure to succeed in life as he has in H.H.S. With his musical ability, he will some day become the nation's No. 1 Lumpeter. HILARY CLATCH Stringy A lad who can get out of trouble as quickly as he can get into it. Hilary, your friendship is one we all desire. THOMAS CO GGIANO Tommie UTommie is always out for a good time. He possesses a way with the opposite sex which is the envy of many of his schoolmates. MICHAEL COLICIGNO nsleepyn Although Sleepy is very quiet in school, he is the instigator of many pranks among his friends. JEAN COLL Collie Sss A Boom f Ah -H an in- dividual for our co-captain of the cheerleading squad. J eanis sweet personality and hearty smile has carried her far into the hearts of many. STEVEN CONDASH uchippx A jolly likable little fellow from Tresckow full of mirth and always ready for a good time. It s the personality that counts Chipp . ALVIN COOK Cookie Cookie is a cheery lad who is full of fun. He has a host of friends and success is boundto be his. CARMELLA CORRADO Cammie Cam not onlyranked high as assistant adjutant in the Drill Corps but she also ranks high among her friends. Her smile spread much cheer everywhere. MICHAFL COSTABILE Bumps Extra! Extra: Buy my papers calls Bumps as he fulfills his paper-boy duties. Guard that person- ality and life will hold good things for you. GUSTAV CRAVER Gus Witty but sh Gus is a prominent member of his homeroom. He is going to he missed when he leaves H.H.S. JAMES CRE ASE J itterbug Jimmy is an admirer of Artie Shaw and in the future hopes to manage a great band. . 4 T , v ,X l 30 5 5 7 , KK 55 Y It YY 51 75 il 75 fl 15 y U 4 H U rr 1 . 55 KK 57 7 , Al 55 y KA 55 7 KA 17 if U N. 4 x X .I 'I . MARION CREASE Snooky Snook's , the belle of 107. We admire her sense of hu- mor and all-around person- ality. As a capable worker on the Janus Staff she carved a niche for herself in H.H.S. 1 ' 5 .41 p DONALD CULLEN 'fDonnie Always cheerful f always willing--a good disposition and a likable Way are the main points of his personali- ty. As President of the I. C. U. Club, Donald accom- plished a great deal. MARY CURILLA Curriculia Our lovely President of Oratory, Feature Editor of the Mountaineer, Secretary of the Senior Class and Thespian used her brilliance to capture remarkable hon- ors such as the Leo Landau Memorial Trophy and-KlIne Essay Award. tl T It -1... U . ff 'V 4.5 g ,j' . M , 4,1 A , . . ' JOHN DAMIANO feiohnvyu' This curly headed la'd from Kelayres will go far in the futurelfwith his cheery smile and sunny disposition. MINNIE DAVIDOVITZ liMin!! This attractive miss has found many friends in H. H. S. We are proud to have her in the Senior Class. r- 'V ,af fx iWALTER DAVIS usparkyu 'Sparky appears very qui- et, but as one gets to know him they change their opin- ion. His sense of humor con- tributed much to the suc- cess of home-room programs. 1 JOHN DE BLASS Pee Wee Pee Wee is one of two vocational boys on the H. H. S. swimming team. He's an A printer, too. PEGGY DE-QOSMQ ' ' LfSnookie I, ' Drill Corps .foffiber is-loved by all. She was well known, especially for her jitter ugging. ANTHONY DE CUSATIS UDeeker Deeker is the answer to any maiden's prayer. His winning personality has won for him many friends. DOMINIC DE CUSATIS 1, 'iDicker K, 5lX7h3tkwQL1ld'Lhoxneronm.1 O7 do witlioult him? His curly ir f ' g..b 0. . ' i1??1d4 slang 1cS'i'hui1nc?i'D-iiiiaiintii a grgattffavoxitefegs +,':4pp'x.g'..' 1 . 1-A 'ls THOMAS DE FAZIO Chubby Chubby has made many friends throughout high school because of his cheerful manner. Good luck to you. FRANK DE FLURI Fritz Hail to the football and bas- ketball hero of 107. His brilliant work on the field and floor has marked him as one of the best. , 1' WI 4 'i 1.4 I I . -. i I F Q 9 1 N JJ f 1 31 ANTHONY DE FRANCESCO nrronyn Anthony is a quiet lad who is always first in line for some good fun. You will be missed around H.H.S. next year Tony . REGINA DEGATIS Jeannie Friendliness dominates the character of this charming miss. We wish all the joy of living to her. RUSSELL DIESLER Russ'l YVhen he is happy, everyone smiles, when he is sad, everyone sighs. Such is the way his moods affect us. NICHOLAS DE LASH Flash Whenever you go roller skating at the Comet, you will see him playing the records. Flash is a music lover. ELIZABETH DE LUCCA 'tBette Elizabeth was a real asset to the Hazleton High School. Her pleasant manner and artistic ability won for her many friends. We are sure that she will go far. FRANK DE LUCCA arDukers This quiet boy is interested in all kinds of sports. Keep up the good work t'Duke , and success is yours. .. . ...i Q, 5. .1 - ia 15 sf- . . has lc., 352, area at Ea.,1'aY v Lan 1,4a:gr1as-2 .ws glfmexslf P57 - gsm lb Q. ' M mg ' QZWLE1 u N f'M3'h-Jgjfi ,f Ra., K: my-1, 'fe g fb, E QQF: V 'QW l' fiilslfw I 'fx' ' Jn'..'S'5 mfg, - 3' ' 5259255-3 .E 'Y' , we f ix iii Eli 'V I ,IL 2? 15' Q, gm fit- fir? 32,5 .. 1 9 in W? . Inf, A ,v iw A Qyxsv -G ' L. ff- 4'-tfs Mir' f -' kv-f A ,..L,,1.,f . 2 at . - U it 5 ir lm vi 1 1 V 3 'fi 'is7S1?1f5mf' ' uaagiffe, -s . g,fm,.f - .m..2s2. 1 -.mix-. W is' 1 ji' i?'eAii7i 55312 xx t33 ' ' Q, 3:1Q:,Hg . 'V'-Qwfvi. I A, ..,4 pgf . Maw.-f V.. - . '. '11 Lxn -2 1'1 5: Kir k . ' I-YJHY 'ri rlgigftrri 5 tiifls 'ie'-'?i5:'E?5fiQ:f S S? Lg,:nf 2 . -Qian: -Evil '3 ir. 1.4 is-' 5:21 '- ' 43.5, 1 iii Qi ,. 5095112 YE ,. - ,iii 9,2513 l iig 1 iw 55.3 7 '1 E I l Mfg, 5 iam ggjfjfl 'Q 5 f, AMELIA GRACE DE MARCO Marco Amelia has proved to be a true pal. May we see more of her in the future. AMELIA JEAN DE MARCO uvleanu A member of the Hall of Fame, whose A standing in her studies, active mem- bership in many clubs, and her general prominence well merits her success. A Ui ,P L ir JENNIE DE-MARINES ,L ,.,. X Q'! Jen ' r L X 4 may . 'iJen',, who at' times is very 'q'uiet,. really has a lovely personality.'.'1She yreally de- serves the corhmendation shenreceiveag A Q1 x i A -. l , X AIATILDA DE MATT Tillie Though Matilda didn't say much, she succeeded in en- slaving the hearts of many, and we know that her sweet personality will carry her ar. JOSEPH DE MERS KKJOBYY It's personality that counts, and Joe has plenty of it. He can always be classed as the perfect gentleman. EVERETT DEMOPULOS Fish A real friend who is as full of fun as he is of intelligence. He has proven that to every- one throughout high school. ANNA DE NAR Dennie Anna is a truly charming member of our class whose smile and entertaining man- ner will long be remembered. CLEMENTINE DE NICK KKTina7Y This honor student from Tresckow has proved more than once that she is a true friend. We are expecting a lot from you Tina . ANNE DENICOLA f'PepS1er' Life will never be dull for this sparkling miss. She has a friendly charm that attracts everyone. MICHAEL DE NOIA 'Trofessorl' Michael is one of the indus- trious boys of H.H.S. With this good trait, he is sure to be a success. BETTY JANE DE RR Bette This quiet blond lass is popular among her class- mates. Her friendship, once gained, is sure to be a per- manent possession. FRANK DI' SANTIS Frankie This fun loving boy is bound to go far on his happy go lucky attitude Good luck to you Frankie NELLIE DE SPIRITO Nelll' Nell contributes many a service to her friends, and does her best in all the tasks she undertakes. JOSEPH DEVIGILI Devie7' A boy whose friendship is cherished and desired by all. Success in the future. CARMELLA DIANA Carmiel Carmella's chief ambition is unknown, but we wager that it will eventually be fulfilled. Her perseverance will surely be rewarded. PASQUA LE DI LUZIO npatvs HPat was rather quiet in school, but we expect a true and loyal wood-worker will be the result of his diligence. RITA DOWGALA AaD0ggie1r In future years, we'll remem- ber how pleasant and cheer- ful this lassie was to her classmates. Success to you. AUDRIENNI DOYLE f Audy Tal g and laughing is parf ofx Audy s philosophy ot life She is well l1ked by all who know her EMMETT DOYLE n:Ernrnyxr Emmett is an asset to H.H. S. He entertains the mem- bers of his homeroom with his pranks and good humor. CONSTANCE DRAGONI Connie A good chum is Connie- - may your quiet disposition lead you to success and happiness. BETTY DRASHER Allie With her lovable person- ality, 'Betty has endeared herself to all her classmates. -Og I , 14-1 n'W7 DOROTHY DRASHER i'Dottie Dorothy's pleasant bearing and simple, quiet manner made knowing her a pleas- ure. ANNA DULCEY Ann As treasurer of Oratory, typist on the Janus Staff, all UA student, president of her home room and a loyal member of Thespians, Ann has proved to be an asset to H.H.S. X x ALBERT DURBACKN' s:DeI,byu 1 , Although Derby gives the im ression 'of bein a ver P g Y quiet bpy, he has a very sur- prising sense of humor. xi x., f. ' if . ZUBJJ-1' LORETTA DUTZ UWiskie Much goes on behind those lovely dark eyes. Although she keeps her thoughts to herself one can guess that they are original and pleas- ant. CHARLES DYKE 4cDykievs When you are looking for fun, don't forget to look up Charles. He will show you the way to bigger and better times. STANLEY DZIALO .Stan Stanley always knows his place. In school he creates the impression of being a quiet boy, but outside he is always ready for a good time. GERTRUDE DZUREK A'Trudy Trudy is an affable com- mercial student who believes in having a lot of fun. X ' has a host of friends, nd admirers. ' VJ 1' l .. . xmii il , , XMQKBY .JDZHRENDQA ,X Y, rsMaryyJvs s . y,1s an a id s Mar Yi izitist ag hegiilt. vHer liie.yvouldn't ble -cqmpleie wit out music and dancing. i -1- .5 J hx YJ , J STEVEN EAGLER 'KSteve This faithful member of the German club is a truly am- bitious student. Sure suc- cess will crown your efforts Steve . i JOIIN ELLIS Johnny f'Johnny , our singing trou- badour, has won many friends and admirers through his wit and good nature. EMILY ENGARD i.Emmy,, Another quiet lassie is 'fEmmy, who is really a swell friend to all. H.H.S. will certainly miss her. ISABELLE ENGARD .llzzyu The friendly nature ol' this small senior miss made it easy for people to become acquainted with her. Izzy ranked high as a Second- Lieutenant in the Drill Corps. M ELVIN EN GLE K HMel'l Mel's ability to go ahead will surely lead him to suc- tess in the electrical field. GRACE ESPOSITO Graciey' Good humor, poise, and a friendly disposition makes Grace a classmate to be rc- mcmhered. JEAN ESPOSITO Jeanie This small, quiet lass is loved hy all who know her. May she be as good a leader in life as she has been in the Drill Corps. 3 f ' p J if JOSEPHIFE frisPos1'ro X 'Jo U This li , dark-haired miss is 'keilliqy all who know her. H 19 sentse of humor will g her successin the future. JOSEPH EVANCO HJOQH Joe's chief ambition is to be a radio announcer. Much luck to you in your lifefs amlaition. CALVIN EVELAN D wwf Mlots of n 'nd fl: t ere egsmflisigfgfd HISWLSIIIIHY g. 2.5-'ly ' , fn ARLICNE EVENT Xisis!! Quiet and demure, best dc- scribes Arlene. We can in- deed predict a bright future for her. F A . Y JLI ,EA 'ELLI Billy 'Fm s I ewhat quiet, he is m ready to d his bi to anyt ' g f ' ill- in ess is s arr him far into the future. PETER FAGAN Pete A keen intelligence is hidden beneath a calm exterior in this reserved gentleman. To those who know him f'Petc', has always been a worth- while friend. I I M als J X ,l X E I , ,J .l I OSEEFAMAUETF' lp! '1Fa1i3iJ I LOIS ANN FAIRLIE Frenchy Even though she is president of the French club, officer of Oratory and a member of the Thespian club, Lois Ann excels in her studies. She is bound to be a success. JN . Q , . v s t. v. , v . 1 . i u H A c rming girlland ' pleas-,I antgien fythatfs . SW has prov d her wort as and shown her fine ihara ter. 1 , , . I pf -Ifjbfl ' ' U 4 5 V-, ,J J ,y ,f,,.f,,.,f, . Z ,J 'M 'I N ,y JfOSEPH FEDULQO A W V , Jpe'iA f,,sQ' ' K'Joe's jitteribuggiiig took! him many places. Success to a happy, carefree fellow. vs , A . was g . , ' L J' 1 ' X . Feeko In It h,'1s'ktalL lad' is known oughout high school as being very domestic. May success come to him in this Held. x W 5 lk! ' FRANCIS FATSIE gh, FWMQ' I Fatsie J ' U.Pudgy,3 ' Fra-n well deserves the ,K ,U-' ho o of being a member of if Exgfggs 'h eefifatved bfi e ll of Fame because of gm J S yi d an - k rommence ring, golf-id active membe ' the Li ra- WO many Cu e r club. M success be w be remembered for his vxlit and friendliness. N. EMMA FEASTER rzKid1v This timid senior girl,f'1in her own quiet way, m ' many friends. S 61 und to be successlbul. w V,-f ,iffff frfjvi? gw NA MA-EVBZEDOCK Anna Mae As a member of the Library club, Thespian club, and Cashier for the Janus, Anna Mae did her bit toward making the class of 41 one of the best. GRACE FEDULLO Gracie, We present our charming officer of the Drill Corps, who commands her host of friends with the same tact she used at Drill Corps practice. 9f!f:.r1.iff1'.., Y Y yours. GAIL FE GLEY nlpegsyr As an outstanding football player, and as a trustworthy friend Fegs has proved himself to be an asset to H. H. S. He will never be forgotten by any of his ac- quaintances. 1 ESTHE N ' . Q, l, . , v r is ldo en W th- t alsfflilff s nues smilin W' I y suc- ceed f sthe ' a brilliant person who is always on top. LEWIS FELLIN Louie Lewis was one of 119's reg- gular honor roll students. May your future be flooded with success a d happiness. H F aw1fff??Rf'PiEfi? , .- JMR Qfwf My, 'rs , A. .lx LQQQ Q - ANQL Q-'tl L1 Q f ,- 1 , - gn 36 t'4,4,p-0li,4421' rj --fw7U 'fl Wi l '-Lifwlli f fm fr 'Gif MICHAEL FERRARI f'Connie Mack This cheerful fellow spreads Joy wherever he goes. May he be as successful in his profession as he has been in high school. ' , 4 1 I ,A v,,,,4 ' , 2 4 Q , - ., . . .I 5'-' ROCCO FESCINA 1 AA,.,,.ezfa. li' it Refi We know for a!fact that this curly-headed lad has caused many feminine, hemytas to flutter. Here's wishmg you loads of success. ULYSSES FETTERMAN 'fHughie What would our football team have done without Hughie as an efiicient manager. His personality is sure to bring him success in the future. CONSTAN CE FE Y Connie,' Quiet and demure best de- scribes Connie . She has become well-known for her singing and for her cheery manner. - L .2 l ' .1 1, ' . A 'LAUCILLE FICHTER' if ' ' i'Lucy'! , ,X f 'LLif'y's:' ,personality and ability tolmake friends wiii leadlqer to tbemop in later life. V V , ' ' e x GRACE FIERRO , f'Gracio.us v i Grace has made hersielf out- standing as a ,treasurer of the Janus. She was' known by all because ,of hen win-- ning personality. V - A ' .. ,1 xl' f ,J'W I EDITH FLOR KKEdie!! As a good friend and good sport, Edie has made many friends in H. H. S. The best of everything to this sweet lass. ff . . N4 z . I 4 K.: RITA FLURI ' 'Q' YQ V a:Rita I , Rita's charminglsmilafand iipvely personality have w6n- er if host Of friends. She has proved her worth as a member uf,tbe Oratory and' Library clu-bet ' DOROTHY FOLK rrDOtsv i'Dot A-shown her ath- letic abi ty byjbelonging to thGf,,xGirlsjg Swimming club. Her Anontagioifisgiggle will linger thro th ,agr- ridors for manfgzgars. ' Vg ir. ,.. .J , rf, MARY FORLIANO Smiles This smiling miss certainly has a suitable nickname. Her sweet manner makes her the friend of everyone she meempla avg! - i ' RLE Merle Merle is known for her tap dancing. Dance your way through life as you have on the stage of H.H.S. and success is sure to follow. FREDERICK FOX Freddy We wish for Frederick a happy and successful voyage through life. Good luck Freddy . r . 37 I 'V Qi JAMES FRANK Jimmie Ready willing and able lit a fine chap like Jimmie Success is bound to catch up to you uee f r yce her laug tenland h jbgaity fare esponsible fo a lot iii ou f ppy days QXFLORDEQFY FRIIND r Witty and loving thats Babe florence, ,a fipy she tte,,f awed qendsftrom t fbasketball outt and f wall field HFLFN FRITZINGFR Dopey A happy go lucky girl who has won many friends during her school years May she continue to do so throughout 1 e STEPHEN FUDDY 3-Y A good vocational lad whose greatest pleasure in life is sports. He is a pal to all. I ls JAMES FUL Z4 t'Popeye', , James' friendly ile a d quiet manne er elp ma 4 hi h sch la ter lace E P spend ive s out of ever week. ffs I KAY FUSI' PTI Kayfu - Kay s charming personality, and melodious voice are some outstanding qualities that this sweet girl possesses. May your road to happinensf be a short way off. ,ffl , Q , , Jo PHINEJGABRIEL P miles .r .I ephi e has atfine com- P, bmati of ,good looks and sens of, hu' . She is a- X ded- - MARY GADOLA Butch Marys happy disposition and pleasing personality have rated her high with the class of 41 . Success and happiness to you Butch . JOHN GAFFNFY Gail This lad is known through- out high school for his spirit, wit and laughter. H.H.S. will seem rather quiet when he leaves. JOSEPH GAFFNEY oe Joe helped to make fun in 204. His winning per- sonality will take him far in the future. e. 8 Q sXDizgAri113ieoAHN A s ltholigh Eddie elieves 'n bei g s n n heard J Ale hx meinvqrlieri and ac S' tances. -Q R T s W 5. f DQJQVV A , Z R' 5' ,, 2 . ' ,Q A ' .. :ffm cg - . N XX X-gl Y - . - ' Us . . Y - 'A T, 'xl it KR '17 '4 4 'i Y ' . . ' 'rg U1 W Sf 1 C-1 V 1 A K, L1 I L -Kd .X 4 4- in . . . I A . dx l XX X X - I , w ,gy ag X s. in ' .V Xt., f N lx 'i , , ,.f' f - . , .1 'L Rx - S,-lSD2bif' ' - M, ' x, 3 f S17 -W, ' ' xi x-X . . 5 'T' . : fzlgwi' y PX , w in ra. P Q h QYK gxi W i . F R M h .. Q D Q T K C5 'HA M ' C4 : T Q 0 UQ Y Q. Y X pi ' - s Y L Y Z A I ' A k 1 Ig: 1 r 1 A L FD m 4 1 P v .A ' be .9 S K rl, f A s 1 -. E X i il Ha M - x JOHN GALLAGHER ..Gal,, 'tGal is a staunch patriot of McAdoo. May you suc- ceed in all your undertali- ings, John. T O if F,0ff',L....,1 ri , .1 1 - f A ,,, . x , . NORMA GALLAGH ER T0otie t'Tootie is an honor stu- dent and a talented member of the G.O.C. Her success throughout life is assured. V W GALLAAQAKAO J K4s' l K Thisliandsome curly-headed Irishman ,was 5 dmired by all. H Wes known as an endxrio all team, and as a .ri to everyone. Q,-f'jL,,6A,. PMN W' EMILY GANSS Dutchy Through her high school years Emily made many lasting friends. Her smile will surely be missed when she has left high school's portals. RUTH GANSS Ruthie ' c a ' y n dy Wafn ng'mds While' . li iffW0lP'J1EifL pers nality- and pleasing s ' will be- remembered. 'Vi 1.4 -I. f f ,xv QLXLVV Ns! X JonN GAsP1cR ' l AAJOhn7! A quiet manner was no hin- drance to John. He divides his time between band and orchestra. PP ya-rw ,JY EDWARD GEBA 'fEddie Eddie's musical ability will surely find him a place in life. He is a true friend to everyone. May he suc- ceed in all he undertakes. ,BERNICE GEILING 'Jive Ne ,- Thisotall, blond and beauti- ' -possessor of ,a charming voice and outf- standing personality. , a.,-. JOHN GENE ROSE Harry Because he was generally reading a funny book or a newspaper you very seldom heard from John. He will be remembered for his abil- ity in borrowing homework, but A friend in need is a friend indeed. MICHAEL GENNARO Mike The band will certainly miss Mike , his clarinet, and the pleasing personality which has brought him a multitude of friends. DANIEL GEORGE rrDannyvs With his winning smile and pleasing personality, Danny will always be remembered for being able to see the sunny side of life. of i . 'J' 94.J!3,v'Tf9V fy ,HMM 'Cv' L,9L8i'ClIB , ' ois a look.li,ke'aquie? gud? b tvviaft until you ,gear hkylkigh. vt u. iff, 'JMX X ll' r ' 1 sf ' .1 X x Her Qtempenf irs Wien she's I My he ji' Sq?I1.2f el ! 12 1,7 , . I 'L' 'Vk, ,, ' I, !.. ROBERT GIRARD K4Blu!! Whatever you say or do, 'fBlu is always one step ahead of you. His ambition is to join the Navy and see the world for should I say girlsb. We hope you suc- ceed. Q L ju .V ,Yam 7 f WILLIAM GISSEL U 'LBilly Although he wastes no time on unnecessary conversation, 'fBilly is a sincere friend. He also proved his worth as Cashier in the Cafeteria. GLORIA GLEIM Stooge', 'ABeautiful eyes should really be the nickname for this lass. Luck and success in whatever you undertake. Why don't you undertake French? X. ! I P it 1 MARTHA GOAQH Martha , X .J I f Tgfs high SCh001,,miSfeffbe- Si es being very attraactive and witty, is a value of- ficq in the Drill Cqiips. ,tx 'O-'N nl V I R +4 f ANDREW GONDELL uAndyu This tall, cheery lad is bound to get what he is after. Andy is a friend worth having. IRVIN GORIN HAI-levi i'Abe's wit and cheerful- ness helped to make H.H.S. really a swell place. His ability as a drummer is sure to bring him success. NORMAN GOULD Normie This tall member of our class will surely reach his goal in life. ALBERTA JOAN GRAGER Bertiey' We can't under-estimate petite HBertie's ability for extra curricular activities. She's feature editor of the 5' Win xiviriaomznff GOLKA 'V llfipgggyn 'A jMaIfgaret's iquiethess isn't Qdetrlmental to her ability to win friends. W J . x R X l T , if , in J i fi 2-P x 'I JAGNES G mis ji' .fr miie .V .1 called a. re head and s Qlsists s l d h , t e olpiect of ot of KQHSIUQ' I butjf still. f ain ains qher st aight QA4' grades. Agnes js! business maxiiageryof the - t'Mountaineerf' and wgynem-3 Mountaineer and a Thes- pian Playmaker. J .L il-3 mem er. ing im? siti to create fun as many friex-gs. Q Q V 15 X ACH NXTIONY GRAZIO X ax? Klshortyw cdr can always be fou d in his glory when he is l a dance floor. We know th t hge will be successful in Q heiundertakes. ber of Thgspian Playmaker. I ,AV ' n J,..r ' 4, - 11 ' Ji' ' YOLAND' ,stiiioo NY :bu This charmi g lass wel- comes everyo 'e with friend- liness and a hearty smile. We can only wish her the best of luck in the world. W '1 'AJR . Jw N ,UNM fl f , vw .f 'J-5!ikQ7? jt l4J x V,,f'1-V' XJYJ J 'YYJ ,W JEQSEPIVEREGA 4 ' nlloen Joe was a letter man and one of the building-blocks of our football team. His great- est interest is art. We pre- dict greater achievements for this handsome celebrity. QXFRE QEEQGOR Q ' ritz .K -' H f ' , wh as ,mark- able len 'n c, as a membebgnf t g. d. His an spm ' ure g cheer Fdi' 'ti ace? tair5khelp3PlQk ue- cess. Q ' YQ 'Y N ic ROBERT GREGOR K, Cf' Now here's a handsome lad, whose quick smile and win- ning ways, collected many a friend. ij! 'bij Tyr 5-if A uk J HOWVARD GREVQKIARY 1 EVM Howaqlnbsfone of, tlifew rost likable lioglsfirifike dilass. He has al zglys m ' aged to he among the highest in his classes. A f klyeh. X 1 . if W YA krjbffj fo J V fx . K I J lv Ja xJN '4 J 1 J X, U, . Rosssfr GRA HMAN x W ' HGro ' l f'Groggy,' cdritri -te to the- halhd as gzaudtfidmmgiyi ASNQNCQTIJQ al, Wefare certain- ly' glad toghalve been ala e to callrhim a friend. 'Jr' X '- I ' .XJ k X x A X s J 4 41 l PAUL GROSS upaulyu Everyone enjoys Paul's com- pany. He is a very good scholar and is sure to climb to the top in anything he undertakes. I J P'rl'GRU,LAf A ff HJW, f 4 4 qu' boy, who l . wearsi' smile, and is' a great te'ase1f.L ' ,' ,, I ,p V I t 0 , , A-,VL A Q, , ' 6 ' at I 'flu ' 'T CA E y'GU E TH ' f ' CW? mf Thi ' sweet blofditgbfiseem quiet at times, her dis- position attiafts who knows het MI M IA E' 'A acki ' ichael the r eo of 216, s the appy- -lucky type. W' h a tw' le in his eye, s if a or any fun that ay is way. KW X L A A - X 1ROBERT HAM ME RSHOC K '1Ha.mmer HammcAr's ability to get outi of a tough spot will prove to began asset to him in the future. May the road of life lead you to success. :., IRENE HARMANSKI Fizzle When Irene is around there is never a dull moment. She has personality plus which enables her to get along nicely with both sexes. She is a business manager for the Mountaineer , F4 1 JEAN HARRIS Jeanie As an active member of the Thespian Club and an honor student, Jeanie has been a valuable member of 41l'. May she be even more suc- cessful in her future medical profession. ALBERT HARTZEL Peeps If this young man has a newspaper he certainly would not make a peep but listen to him without a paper--Oh boy. Luck and success to you EDWARD HARVILLA Eddie Eddie is a boy who though quiet in school is very pleasant to talk to The future holds nothing but the best for him EMI inky ui t boy ho i oeoforci cias ia' st ps and bea po ic . THERESA HAVRILLA f'Terry Her smile denotes' a- lov able personality, which gives the .solution fgto Theresa's popularity. 'lche future years will be kind to her. MICHAEL HAZARA 'fMike Our tall, blond football player certainly will succeed in later life. He has proved that he can be a real friend to everyone. 925, AV A A Cl ' s of n l . He int s f ow in his f t l n Z 3: ' Q I' , J- , WJ o- .Y ' - 5 ...Q- .,.s-ffls-,.,'f . cd, 1- ,s..,,!..s. ,.J,-..-sf-f,,,WJ . '59 L . . 'J DAVID Hl'lINTZELlV?AN 1iDaVeyyv This ouiet lad will be missed with all the rest of this super- roaring class. His interests were in baketbal. I aj ,LV , JYXJA' 4,T A - ' 6 LL! gjfymu qytw! , ,wt , 11 I 'Hawkie Thelma's pers and sweet disposition has made her very popular. She has proved her ability as color guard of the Girls' Drill Corps, an active member of the Thespian Club, and Janus Staff. ALEX HENTOSH UA-177 We couldn't do without Alu, because he supplied the humor in his group of friends. CATHERINE HERRING ilKittyvv Kitty is one of those girls, who though ouiet, is a sure friend. Life wouldn't be quite the same without people like her. DANIEL HIGGINS 1iDanny:v The phrase Personality Kid was written for swell persons like Danny . A better friend is hard to find. PZBIIVES A. :'lI1m ie, James is one of the cut- standing members of the swimming team. If he re- tains his inimitable humor he will surely reach the goal of success. 'Qtr' JEAN HILL Jeannie'l Although the opposite sex has taken most of 'Jean- nie's time, she has given all of us a friendship we shall always cherish. i lf' AVVVE ,fl NM K W ,uffflfl 'X w I -rjju ,.-Rf, . L,H'kNKLE f f1Fl95TEIi9.1jiel' May si76fs't?ut thffiugh life successfully and capahly as she did as a majorette. SEYMOUR HIRSCH uY0gervy Yoger's' ability to crack jokes and his lively spirit have Won him many friends. He is sure to succeed in the future. IW? W it JOHN HLA A ISH Tirzan7' Neither here bheYe, but everywhere. g st of wind, a cloud of smoke-Y-and what have you? One of those boys who make life a con- tinual pleasure. pg 4.-5 EAMOQ Em Uk. X C2 'L' . S 5' W.. DL - w,1I3e WILLIAM HOFFMAN i'Willie Willie was so quiet that he had gone almost un- noticed in high school until we discovered his musical ability. IRENE HOINSKI upaulu This silent lass wishes to get ahead in the world and if Wishing Will Make It So , she's sure to come out all right. . ' R+ MARY HOLLICK . 5 Mary If you're feeling blue, look for Mary. She's sure to know all the latest jokes. She also possesses a line sing- ing voice. . ' . f v 4 . YVONNE HOLLOWAY Bonnie Yvonne has a fine character and because of it she will surely be .remembered long after she has graduated from High School. JOH OMY AK 3-Y has JOSEPH HOPECK .iHOppy., A promising electrician from vocational school. He has many friends, and likes to play any kind of game. GRACE HOUSEKNECHT Gracie'l HG stands for Grace, and for her giggle. We helieve this happy senior will have a prosperous future. was ROBERT HOUSEKNECHT lKBOb5I A ready wit, a contagious laugh, and a deep sense of humor makes Bob a wel- come addition anywhere, anyplace, and anytime. EMIL HOWARTH K6Emi17! A good friend who has proved to be a help in making the class of 'f41 one of the best. JOSEPH IERO Smokey Joe This tall, dark, and hand- some paper boy will be re- membered for his pleylsant personality and goodxl-iumor. J L vi J lv ,JV FV X .fi VV x f -. i I , .J i Y ' . 1 sf RJ' c ' A NDANCJK 'JACOBS Nance As- president of her home- room, Nance proved to be a very successful ex- ecutive. May you have the same success throughout life. JUNE JACOBY .rWaCky,, With her vim and pep June must believe in the old saying, You only live once . There is seldom a dull moment when Wacky is around. ARLINE JAMES Jessie This lovable girl is well- liked by all her classmates. She has a very pleasing personality. JOHN JANOSOV iKJaCk7Y Friendly and full of good humor, Jack has a host of friends and admirers. May he succeed in the future. HOWARD JANOWITZ George Howard's wit and fine sense of humor made him a friend of all. H. H. S. is going to miss you next year, Howard. A W, .,ae..,,D CT .V HPVHM T Bi11Y f,.3 V21 Bill', was one of'our good students. His brilliance, plus his flashing personality are all that anyone would need to be a success. ROSE JOHNSON Shorty Small but mighty is what you will say when you meet this dark haired lassie. Indeed, she is a person worth knowing. . 1 V L xHELENE JUGAN Scarlet Helene's happy disposition and pleasing personality have rated her ace high with all of us. We are all proud to claim her as a friend. JOHN KACHURAK Johnny Here is a very studious lad who lets nothing hinder him in his march to success. You have our good wishes, Johnny , N4 4 fxcef Clfva ' r jf, ft, pf 43, .M 1 LJLZE, AGNES KAKALECIK Blondie Anyone knowing Agnes can tell you she's one in a mil- lion. Her pleasing person- ality and fine scholastic standing have won her a host of friends. EDWARD KARABIN Eddie This lad's oratorical ability is one which is rarely found. His cooperation during home room periods was appreciat- ed by all. Best of everything to one who deserves it. BETTY KEATLEY f'Keats This charming miss with personality plus has made many friends both masculine and feminine in H.H.S. She knows all the answers, too. MARIE KEEGAN uKeegsr A girl with such fine abili- ties as Marie is rare. Our Senior Treasurer has won many hearts with her pleas- ing personality. Keeg ex- cels on the stage, and is prominent in other extra- curricular activities. MARGARET KE PPING ilpegii This quiet miss is one who captures your heart with her friendship. We Wish her the best of everything. PAUL KERSCHNER Kersch Although somewhat quiet, Paul can be remembered for his ability and fine scholastic standing. We can only wish you success in all you under- ta e. 45 fand companiofrrabkz nature. PETER KE RSHBAUM ER npetexs Pete is a C. M. T. C. lad and loves army life very much. He may someday be one of our army officers. ,QM . ' . riag , , K' DOROTHY KISH rf ' be simmer f'Dottie rmayi seem quiet, but afterayou havewonl her ilmvaluable friendship, you'll'. delig'l'1t'- in her 'mischievous --1 A 'ffej' . f . 1 4 WILLARD KISHBAUGH xfwillyvs A well-educated cabinet- maker and a boy who has a great tendency to blush. He was also an active member of the Vocational School basketball team. ROBERT KISTHART nKiStyvv This blond, curly-haired lad was one of the nicest boys of our class of 'f41 Ma you L - Y . find the path of success, irrq-.4 the near future. I , J, ff. 1 , 'J ,-I 1, .F V 1 , -.' ' V , ' ' . , , - , ' Q . ' . - X a JACQUELINE KISTLER f'Jacky Here is an ever present member of the honor roll. We'll place our bets on her future success. . -I X , I ,,, it DONALD ,KLE IN 1 ffchucic' , . Donald was a good student and a very likable fellow. He is a happy-go-lucky boy, and is sure to be successful. fr :sg.' ive ink ff! STELLA KLOSICK 'fSkipper' She's a sports-minded girl and plays basketball like a veteran. That fact plus a charming personality is more than even we could ask for. FRANK KNOTH Frankie Frank is president of the Band, an excellent trumpet player, and a good student. He has a great number of friends in all the classes. EVELYN KNYRIM Evie Evelyn's friendly disposi- tion makes her a friend worth knowing. We will always remember her. ANNA KOKINDA Cookie Cookie has been a real pal to everyone. Success is bound to come to her. . I . r uf LV FRANCIS KQFTNDA fhzsyyu t Francis as man Fllobbies one of w i h wedllfylidgw is khitti . Eybu, Fl' ncis, e .h suc ss in all walks f life. NICHOLAS KOLODINSKY Nicky A happy-go-lucky fellow without a care in the world. His secret ambition is to become a Lieutenant in the army. Good luck to you, f'Nicky , in the future. . jj, W I V, .B- , J ff f A.. 1 L, 1 LLL fl- 'f BQARYJVTTCPASIIY fd' 5 ,4cHOneyss Nj ixgayygf .21 reaflyl Many girl, hls a perso ality that will nk? doubt aid her in being s ccessful. PHYLLIS KORBA Phee Here is a combination of beauty and brains. As an art editor of the Janus, Phyllis has proved her abil- ity .4 .V CAT R EJ ' TIUK ,Pall at rine, ' hex! 'own ,quiet w ,.cat Eg' hel ,She in ' W will Sl ays re- e Merqxfo er lovely on. 3 v GENEVIFIVE KoTA1iR14 NGCH!! LV ' .Mi Gen's charming gperson- ality and fability make friends 'Jwill long ect re- miirrgbfered by thej Senior C She 'l's lanioutstandci ing, o erci' stud! t, n a rnemlgerd, ofS.I.Cf:iTEes- pians ,larnus Staff, G.O.C., and Library clubs. it dx WW' 1 , A riliarmf KGTCH 1 .A 1? 1 X !X, B'GtlZ . thi fair lassiea H 121, lov- ab character' a dfyovial disposition haivelvyon her a multitude of friends. V Frith Beaver Meadoivs hails STANLEY KOZIOL 'fstaw Stan will linger in the memory of the class of 41 as a happy-go-lucky lad who made you see his side of life-'the sunny side. THOMAS KOZIOL , ..Bmy,, TM al ays a great as ' - . We needed., iyn. .fiery wel? ' T bgr-iuse, 03541-fig -j u f-gg-3 nature. it f8u,ccess fig, mtl: fy! B. 1 av I ,' 1 .ff ' ' '7,'. I ' J' ' cw-. Ku ,. V- ..-,l ' f4,n,,u 1 i A utr ANDREW KRAYNOCK ', . 1 iiD0Cu With a sense of humor second to none, Doc rates high among his classmates. This Beaver Meadows lad cheered all with his gay, original jokes. ANTHONY KRAEITTSKI UE. . , ifT'W ? P , 'dance aj5,' I rl, I, ang t'TQn'y Ts con- rgtw. is Hne personality I , has rqimt? lfirff , a1xy friqidi ' The bestipiixgery- ' thing to yew ' 'ff' If-is E 1' T 2 . VV lk, 1 Y if -, A ,r 4 I .J X K FRED KRAVITZ Stinky Frcd's interest is centered in the opposite sex. He has been the cause of many fluttering hearts, and is a topic of conversation among the fair sex at H. H. S. Shay mfaiasgj 'U 'xv-4'-M f.1.A,-A-4.1.3, fuxg, D OTHY K-Rflax LJ Dottie Lb Dottie is a sweet, charm- ing girl with a pleasant personality. She will long be remembered by those who associated with her. MARVIN KRIM t'Benny Marvin's interests in H.H.S. were divided between music and aviation. Aviation seems to have won, for he intends to make it his life's work. x DONALD KRISTIAN crime Donald is another of our good school printers. We c0uldn't get along very well without these boys. Suc- cess to you! HELEN KRIZANSKY 10:14 A X i . lexus a very? abfefqirt 0 person No o er saw 'frown n her face. ood luck to yop..2,lL-PV' . 11' wi We cjgfvwm RUTH KROMMES ..Red,, This red-haired miss Will be remembered as a capable and very ambitious person. She deserves credit for mak- ing our homeroom periods so successful. CHARLES KURDZHC L f'Charlie This good-looking boy, with an amiable manner, has been the recipient of many feminine glances. Good luck to you, Charlie . the THOMAS KUSHMIDER Kushie'l Kushie's name did not appear on the honor roll, but we do have to give him credit for being one of the most wide-awake members of the class of ull . . 1 Q 9 . 9 Pt 4 r 1 f 1HE'LE1g1' HUSHNERICIQ . i nRed,i H 9 P 9 This cha11ming'red head is an assetrto any group. She has a host'of friends Who will 'miss her when she leaves AH. H. S JOHN KUTINSKY Johnny Johnny was famous not only for his fine basket ball playing on the Vocational School team but also for his printing ewes JENNIE LA ROCCO nelennyu Jenny,' is a quiet member of our class, but she is well- liked by every one who knows her my one of e etest girls 1n our class During her stay in hlgh school she has made many friends U! I' wwf' N .1 ANTOINLTTE , J TELLA LASH Toni Do you want a pal? If so Toni is sure to meet all Stella s charm is topped only by her intelligence. She has made man true friends and 54 ' ' filer .. ,, 01 , 6. ff' , P A is ' th 9 , f . L! -l K f ,Y 51 A V I ' ' n 'T 1' wu Q- ' jlwf' J ' w4 fs ' I ' Hfreuarv - S - . . ' your requirements. uc cess to you in nursing. ROSE LAMONT i'Socks Versatile Rose will be re- membered both for the quan- tity and quality of the friendships she formed in high school. Best wishes for success. L!!-V 41 Qfbh'-fzjf av! ,fvzfg 4 'Q JOSEPH LA ROCCA 'iButch Joseph provides plenty of fun and humor for his class- mates. Luck and success to an Advance Chorus member. my ff '1 1 , f-ff: ff ,1,M,-XL Mr,5f,4fV J ROY LA ROCCA Rocks Roy served his class for a year as its president, and in addition had time to achieve much success in the field of dramatics. The class of 41 would not have been complete without him. Y will be missed when she graduates. ELIZABETH LAURIE uBettyxs This pretty, talkative com- mercial lass is one of our good students. When she enters the business World we are sure she will talk her way to success. LJ J ,LW .sf ff. M THA zo , I Hlllart' Th ayi , ady's hair i. oryg' can well be a pli gl? Mat'. Her 'dovelg s wer mous in 5 fr l X v l . P TER duo Petel' rlwr Success to this tall blond, Beaver Meadows lad. He Well deserves the best we can Wish him. .Rl .jg .sw A ,QI .M Y 1 l 4 l GERALD LEININGER nJeTryn,d wi!! Jerry is v qu' ' in school, but no Jy his line wor nshi fthat he does asf of 'ing. al . f 7 , JY fy ' i ' ,flj f J fl V , ,X Azvwf U ,V , , GEORGE LENDOSKY nLindy,, George does not make him- self conspicuous, but goes serenely on his way. The thing he likes to do best is sleep, however we do not think he is going to sleep his life away. Don't let us down, George. ESTHER LEPERE t'Dimples This lovely lassie, to whom we all wish the best of everything in life, stands high in the estimation of her classmates. lx? I . l ,4 ef f MARGARET LESHKO . npeggyn Margaret's keen interest in all activities of our school showed her true school spirit. She 1s a good friend to all. Luck and success to an honor student. GENEVIEVE LETTIERE 'fGenny Genevieve is one of the art editors of the Janus. That she has more than artistic ability can be shown by her many friends. BURTON LEVINE f'Burtie The acting ability of Tracey, the debating ability of Calhoun, and the wit of Will Rogers, combine to produce this popular and likable fellow. He is also an honor student. MELVIN LEVINE AKMQIY? Quiet Melvin is noted for both his dependability and his interest in French. He is also always ready, will- ing, and able to debate. JOAN LEVVIS KKJOHHYY Joan is a good friend to everyone. She is a Une student, with a witty ois- position who will long be re- membered bythe members of her clasga A . ,Q 4 A if i., u, -fp A- fi I , . tw 5 , G L . 9 , elf' I X, 4 y '?ik4Pf,lAIa 5,-F, ff ' ' .ToHN LIBENER .Clips Clip is a good looking boy whose ambition is to become an aeronautical engineer. You have our best wishes for success in your chosen field. MARIE LIBERATORE , 'fMaxie Marie is well-liked because of her fine sense of humor and her willingness to help' everyone. Success and hap- piness to you. TESSIE LIBONATE Tessie Although quiet, there is some hidden charm in Tessie. She greets one and all with a friendly smile. Keep smiling and you are sure to make good. ROSE LICATA Rosie Rose has won the hearts of many with her pleasant disposition. She is a member of Oratory and the Drill Corps. g Q g :iii tiff Yves V 'RUTH LINKEVICH ' ' Ruthie, ' - Ruthie , with her spon- taneous laughter, has added sunshine to many an other- wise dreary school day. She is also quite a singer. I -' X w . ,-. X.-8' -' nf D .,na x .. ar , -' xg, HOPE LINTZ ...J :cl-Iopien 'B Q: I Though in later years times may change, we know that Hope will always remain her cheerful, helpful self. We predict a bright future for her. MARGARET LISTIAK uLiSty1r f'Listy is one of the friend- liest people to be found in H. H.S. She has gained the confidence and trust of most of us. x! .44 ' 24-I' Jack This smiling lad is up to the minute on all the latest jokes. His hobby is air- planes and he hopes some day to be a pilot. JOSEPHINE LONG MJO77 Jo is one of the old re- liables of our band, and it will be difficult to replace her next year. She is plan- ning to be a nurse and carries with' her oyr best wishes. X J- 'c , . 'L r Q 7' ' MJ' .. . ' r, .1 'V . 1 ,, N LOIS LONG Short When Lois smiles, masculine hearts begin to flutter. We don't see how she can miss the path of success. MELVIN LONG KAMCFJ Melvin is one of the young- est members of our grad- uating class. He has reached this height so quickly be- cause of his high scholastic ability. Melvin's favorite sport is ice skating. ,X ' c:MitZirr pk! Nw. ,. Mitzi 'fhay be smallharcd cheerful, but wgjxelieve she will do gafvg-Peat ma y big ,thingsin life. Her j wish- ing you successn . ..MlLDIlJ:'ED'LONGO HENRY LOCKMAN GKHQHY! Hen may be short in stature, but he has the brains of a born leader. Success and happiness are sure to be his lot. DOMINIC LOMBARDI saDiCkyy This quiet lad doesn't say much, but you can bet that he certainly thinks plenty. His sense of humor is ex- cellent and we predict a bright future for him. VINCENT LONGO livin!! Those who know Vincent credit him with a fine sense of humor. Vincent is not only big in body, but also in heart. Success to you. CARMELLA LONZETTA Carmella Carmella has been described by her friends as a ray of sunshine. May her ray continue to brighten peoplels lives. JOSEPH LONZl'IT'l'A HJOGU 'fJoe always had a soft spot in his heart for a very prominent member of our class. He is also well known for his musical ability. DOROTHY LUTSKY Blondiel' Although her mind is on a boy in a local orchestra, Blondie has made many other friends. Luck and success to you. 'JANE Lufrz V Jellol' Janefji one of those happy- go-iuc young'ladies with- out aialebin the world. M your wo ies a ways be asallight las were in H. S. A-.1 - x . . f , ,P Xt 'if , 'ig it MXRJOIUIG LUTZICK Margie Margie believes that variety is the spice of life. She is very fortunate in having many friends of both sexes. WALTER LYMAN ffwawi VValter is a faithful member of the band. Although he generally is quiet, you should hear him on hs cl inet. X .W AMos LYNN 'KAmiel' VVhat would 303 have been without Amie's 'tty re- marks? is ab' ' to play the tru e not be de- nied. pr dict great things li ,ff!'24,l11'4 Q . rl ', t l , MARX ME ALARNEQY May Mas! go Fthrough life as succs ully and easily as she can, rdllerskate. Good luelfito yohq' ' 1 5.1 .V 1, .A , 1, !, bf z I.. , BICATRICE MC COY .Beau Bea has a host of friends in H. H. S., but Who could resist such a pleasing smile and charming personality. 4 Pifzqoi' MC Th' po Jular miss is own a Mli1 r ny club of'Hc she w' elected secrctar f her class in 1939, Miss n 1940, and Mis, 1 in 1941. Her ch r and personality make her out- standing. MARY MC IGLIIENIGY Mickey This sweet little girl was not only president of the Red Cross, but also one of our top honor students. The best of everything to you, Mary. JULIG MC FADDEN Jule This quiet, dependable, com- mercial student will go far on her own ability. We wish Jule the best of luck. MARGARET MC GEE f'Fibber', A very popular young girl among the opposite sex, and vice-versa. Her chief delight is dancing. 51 is MARY MC'GEEHA,N amsh., I '4-kJ1 , Irish was an edicient off ficer of the Drill Corps. She has made many loyal friends because of her outstanding personality, and we are sure she will be just as successful in later life. VINCENT MC GLYNN Buck When things are not going just right and you need some one to bri hten them u for is noted for his wit and humor. JOHN MC GRORY Bud Bud was one of the best of the swimming team. Just keep on swimming through life as you have done in the pool, and success surely will come to you. MARY ELLEN MAC LEAN Mac Mary Ellen is one who really deserves all the commenda- tion and praise we can give her. She has been an out- standing student and an inspirational leader. . 5. ' vi. :CATHERINE MADURO Kitty Personality, poise, and depth of character make up our popular Kittyl'. She cer- tainly should be a success in ife. BERNICE MAGROSKY uNieCyn Bernice certainly has been blessed with an amiable personality. She should be able to smile her way through life with little dif- ficulty. AMELIA MAKUTA Millie Another very quiet girl who will prove her worth as a friend Millie served the Drill Corps well as an oflicer J OH M 'IILOYAL a died' tlyt?gl2Z'cr1beIE c e wafsxborn wh h heelsed to advantage. MARY MANCO Manco Mary who designed the cover for the 1941 Janus was an active member of the Janus Staff She made many friends throughout her High School career 7 o114.c.4,Zf JD MICHAEL MANCUSO Mike Mike is president of the newly formed Choral Club. To his talent for singing, we add best wishes for WM rfwa.. .fear ,Mp LEO MARAN Tubbsie A friendly chap who is look- ed up to by his many friends. You have our best wishes for success ANTHONY MARINO Minnie If you need a good barber look up Minnie',. He not only does his job well, but he has the best collection of hair tonics in town. , C -.- 1, ., 1' 4 L' 7 n 7- xl.- CK fi 5 I , li ' ' 77 I ' KK ' ' J! K J . . if 71 - . 0- Cgyasfl rf l 'K M I X' 0 ,yah S ngf' ' 1 g V. PH 'Tl' '. H , ' you, ook up mcent. e th Anowt rishb Or, KA 5, LA ,, ! , N 9. u ss ff ' 7' u ' rs ' g , , .L A. I. s s. . ' 1 K Q , wr f 1 f ' ca yy , H . ,, DOMINIC MARINO Peanuts Dark, small and very con- genial describes t'Peanuts perfectly. We feel sure that he will prove that, good things come in small pack- ages . ANGELINE MARKIONE rrAngieu Because of her high scho- lastic standing Angie is admired by both teachers and pupils. We predict a bright future for her. MICHAEL MARKOVCHIK Marko This quiet lad from 308 has made a great many friends. He will be remembered by all who knew him well. ANGELINE MARRONE crAngieu Angie is brilliant, pleas- ant, and gay. We feel that she will go sailing through life with colors flying. BETTY MARSHALL 6lL0u7J This petite, young lady, with her friendly smile, has made many friends. She has our best Wishes for suc- cess and happiness. EMILY MARSHALL KKETHYJ Emily is an otlicer in the Drill Corps and an ardent supporter of the G. O. C. With her ambition she is bound to go far in life. DOMINIC MARSIT Dominic', Dominic is another lad who hails from Vocational School. He has a smile for everyone and nothing seems to dampen his spirits. Success to you in your chosen field. JOSEPH MARTIN Martzy f'Martzy seems to be a very quiet lad until one gets to know him. Friends admire his understanding and cour- age. ANTHONY MARTINI Morgan Rio Rancho Grandeuf wherever you hear that song you are bound to find Morgan , His pleasing 'personality and love of fun have made him an out- standing person. FLORENCE MARTOCCIO Flossy We'll never forget this kind, pleasant, fun-loving girl, be- cause of the happiness she brought to her friends with her witty remarks. .I 1 FRANCIS MARUSAK Francie Besides being active in De- bating, the French Club, and the S. I. C., Francie is one of our all A students. He really deserves all the success we wish him. THELMA MASTRULL Phil Thelma is quiet, but very charming. She has the ad- miration of all who know her. We wish success and hap- piness to you. KJ f ' of ANNA MATAS Ann A quiet, brilliant member of the German Club and Drill Corps. who has been an all A student. We can truly class Ann as an out- standing member of our school. H,g f' Y ' 5 zrb' K ' off capa Era o r. W u d bted kee 3' lei fu 2 r . '. in hand s he did traffic. pg! I A fa UT x A!.,'J0 'ft' 'AX-.' Jxfx 1-N,Js',f ' ,A Efoim MATTW ,sf It ' YJ ' 1 'V xf f ,QOEUDE K A' ' . TheyQlass of gary' wiu miss this, isehiovous, little b yi fronifnfieaver Meadowsr 1?ie certainly enjoyed' teasing the girls in homeroom. A ,Q ANQf'ffO ju Aff H oy JL 1 lgerbfgzevielveil' life s hawk with the irffn Jepha , he'll be df g way on the road to success. ELIZABETH MAUE Blackiey' Congratulations to one of our most brilliant seniors. HBlackie's name always appeared on the Honor Roll, and in addition she served as an officer of the Drill C ys. X ON U 4:M0u H Leon, one of 0 outstanding art students, was always to be found in the art room. We wish you luck in your chosen Held. is RQ5' C :TEO L .Z . Cku ' YAY' 'S . rg ry x Ou J j VZXJZ-f KJV M4 HELEN MAY Babs Helen, is a senior who had great pleasure in participat- ing in extra-curricular ac- tivities. She did a fine job as an usher at our football and basketball games. VINCENT MAZZONI Vince Vincent is a congenial, fun- loving member of our class. We predict a brilliant future for him as a gentleman farmer. ANDREW MEHALL nAndyn Here's another one of our quiet students, who really was a swell classmate. He certainly Will be missed by his many friends. x H 1 We MTARGARR ' I EIKRANT I, x zrpeggyu 'Teggyy' fs an ardent movierl fang and rarely misses a good piletur . We understand shle Qs quii interested in Shiqfk- .hinny. , ' L ' l t VA, . V ' If J HAROLD MEINHOLD 'AMiner,' Harold seems the sort that is always out for a ripping good time, but what we can't Hgure out is how he makes such good marks without much effort. MARY MELLOTT t'Betty Quiet, but friendly, best de- scribes Mary. She is cer- tainly a good friend, who deserves nothing but the best. 3 WS? RUTH MENIG Ruthie Ruthie's interests lie chiefly in music. Her beau- tiful soprano voice should certainly get her places. WILLIAM MEYERS '4Little Will 'AA friend in need , that's Bill . His wit and pleas- ant personality will aid in bringing him success. i any I 4 l 5 Q f ARLES' AEL wolf fue fhar ie seems to have put is heart into music. Per- haps his heart soon will be placed elsewhere, but that's a secret yet. JOSEPH MIKLOS Mickey HMickey is a member of our famous band. May he go through life as easily as he has advanced in the band. JOHN MIKULA Johnny Here's a friend indeed. John will help out wherever he can. He's sure to succeed in all his undertakings. l I I I Aj, ' X, , I ' I 3 2 af A I. f'iI,ILLIAN 'MILLER I L 1 :rLilr1l E ' 'fLill', whosefone and gnly ambition,.isf' to becorrie a nursiepwill surely -attain her goal with her sweet smile and hardhwprkf ' I I X DANIEL MILORA s:RuStyrv Rusty never tried to make any trouble, but he certainly got a kick out of pulling his harmless tricks on some of his friends. HELEN MINNICK HI-Ion!! Helenis charming smile has endeared her to her many friends. She can't help being successful in whatever she undertakes. I r- .J rpvli Hwy!!- 'sf was ., '-..- 'n . Besides his brilliance rating him high in the minds of all, Sally is a capable business manager. He was indispen- sable to Mr. Wagner and the activities fund. GERTRUD ' ORTONJ NG i 7 , f .. K' erti I' has e more f i . ha ccount b I wit lg f ' dl ay e E his only l ural. li s wishing, O success and luck. WILLIAM MUIR a4Billysr Good things come in small packages -this best de- scribes Billy . JACK MULHALL KKRed!! Red curly hair, laughing Irish eyes, Jack will be re- membered for his scholastic ability, and his technique for getting to the games. 55 l NAOMI MULLER 'tMuller'l A pleasing personality and a pleasant smile makes Naomi an outstanding mem- ber of the Thespian Club and Class of 4l . JOHN MUMAW Minniey' An earnest and capable worker in all he undertookg success is sure to be John's in the future. FRANCIS MURPHY NACE!! A swell friend and a great basketball player is our own 'tACe . Give him a basket- ball and watch him go to work. VS ll Ly' s- . yy' ,LA . NYU 6 0 ,by t A' X . ' DOLOREQS NADEFVANAKO V . UDOHBIHI I Y. it Besides being vetfy attnac-1 tive, '!Dolly .displayswgreat s'kHll'at gitterbugging. She ihtendgto be a' designer and' givesk every findication of succeeding. K I K. SHIRLEY NARROW Shirle', Shirle will always be re- membered for the great number of friends she has rnade during her high school ife. SUSAN NOTO nsuen This quiet senior miss has made many friends during her three years in high school. An honor roll wouldnlt be complete with- out her name. 50 Ns WALTPR NOVITSKY Wally Fo the disappointment of the opposite sex Wally remains shy His good looks cause many an ache in the hearts of the young ladies about the school RUSS? NUSSBAUM Russ fRu serves as an usher -1 at e Fe ley The itre May o suc ss in the future DOROTHY OCHS Dot ot is a lovable miss who can make friends as easily as she can skate Best of everything Dot ROBLR'1 O DONNFLL Bushy Bushy was an ardent member of the detention room Wherever you see a small blue car go whizvlng by you will find this lad at the wheel loegfg, sy- J! M4 , HAROLD O HAZZO , VY jQbu,k1 J -f jrgyil is ope of those e 'felljmfs . who itt e, but' muc . This trait wiffllgertainly lead him up the pathway of suc- cess. Q 'V ca , my , .1 . -I ar , H A NX if up 1 5517 ' , . r if 2 2 W r N Ee e us red down the path J :J X 'x Y - n ', K ' 1 v K1 S! ' up H ' , ' I, ' - if ly ' , . QW 1 7 U Il YJ 1: rr , ' ' ' r Y L, . 'fl jf s N, K, Q Lg' J, , , ia, N. cr, - I 1 A rj ' .ff ' - MARGARET O'HAZZA upegu This lovable lassie has a great many friends among her classmates. As a re- porter for the Moun- taineer , she could not be beating JB X 1 A I ' -Q' T' t H' no 'L 5- 'QS' RENA OLIVIA Henan Rena is a very congenial girl, capable and studious when necessity demands, but always ready for a good time. JOSEPH ONDREY KKJOQU Here is a really true pal to all. With his good looks and friendly disposition Joe will continue widening his circle of friends. Lf fjfiigrnon ,drjTULsKY 'ff 4 V - '1'fDyfi1 i'v df' I me v ry cor jokessee W lly VQJM: Benny f H. . S. L'a gh 'your , ' ,jhrpixgh life as you. i through big scgool and success is b ' cl-t be I V i L Q I 1 N, V' . ,- , ,f l AGNES OSADCHY c4Aggievy A really sweet and charming girl is Agnes. We predict a happy and successful future for her. PAUL OSADCHY 'fSuperman Paul goes in for aeroplanes in a big way. With his fine sense of humor we can pre- dict a bright future for him. HELEN OSLOVICH 1:1-Ioneyu 'tHoney has a smile for all her friends, but for Buddy she has an exceptionally nice one. Her future is sure to be a happy one. ANTHONY PACELLI HTOHYU t'Ton was said to be one Y of those quiet fellows, lxut his many friends claim that he is very congenial and has a lot to say if you strike the right subject. WILLIAM- PACHENCE Rilly We predict for you a very successful career in the dry- cleaning business. Remain gay and cheerful, 'tBilly , and you will surely reach the top. 4, L--ff ANGELINE PAIfERM7O f Qs ta, T is attr tivefli d hu . s s. cer ain- ly . e j ,rl three yealgin lg sc ool. ,Suc- cessgfo you. .V fy-A1415 lip AILLEN ALUCCI1' '.'-' 'fLuc X Our s eety demifre Lucille Wasilla yalu ble mem fr of v'the Drill rpsf Shigkrved very capa ly, as a1 ' uten- ant and it wjljlbe hard 'tok replac hqrlriext year. , ' O ,lb l f LJA f 'O N P school. SP9 who iwi her career 1 ursmg. l FLORENCE PARNELL ' 'Parney' ' t'Parney is one of the best jitterbugs in the high school. She is also a very capable piano player. Good luck to you! l MARION PASQARELLI Ann Though quiet Ann ncted for her dependability and her interest in art May you be successful in the future MICHAPL PAQTERNAK Micky Michael, a gentleman in every sense of the word will definitely leave a warm spot in the hearts of all who knew him BFTTY PATAN Pa Fhis tall char n misshas danced and s herjway in o the h s f th a have knol her, ay she ice-skat mer Way to suc cess X W E' '1 MICHALFNF PATFRNosTER Mickey Many boys have gotten sentimental over Mickey , but can we blame them? With all her personality poise, and ambition she is sure to reach the top. DOROTHY PATTERSON Scatterbrain This versatile senior pos sesses a great sense of humor and we also understand that she is quite a German student. Nicht wahr. J ' lfdfdfffml Q- f I ,bv 3' ,.ziE'K'i5IWPl51T.gQERsl?N J! .jfff'UIeanhiel, If F Jeannie a sweet fair haired lass. She is very active in many of our clubs and is a valuable fiddler in our orchestra. GEORGE PAULSHOCK Tina Tina spends most of his time doing shorthand and driving his little car. All those who know him con- sider him a trustworthy friend. GEORGE PAVICK Barney Here's to the senior boy with the winning smile. We are still wondering where his interests really do lie. ANNA PAVLICK lKPaV77 Poise, charm and a person- ality are possessed by Anna. No wonder she is so popular with the opposite sex. V . 1 we ,L PkvmNs'fwf4, 5 ,Q ' Hpfilfyn 1' I Ethel certainly hascbeftn' sf! bi2,.h.elfQ ,to Sur band. She is very go in ician, and at the sam? timga brilliant student. ' WILLIAM PENCE Bill Although a quiet lad, Bill has earned the friendship of many because of his pleasant personality. NEIL PENN Penny Neil certainly is versatile. He has shown that studies and sports do mix. In ad- dition to being a member of our football and basketball teams, his name always appears on the Honor Roll. . KK !J ' , KI 77. Q 11 L KK ' YY Y , X43 W I rx u l t L' If , .i I x Lf. , is . , , , . . t A , bjise th t . . . ' T I . 1 3 X J V! 'I . X X , g fbi! 1,31 -,I I 'I I , ' f' , - sf 1 X ,A-,.f si A Lf 'J , , J I if U H ! H H Y v f' J .VW J , tif -A I ' , f 3 o-f .af 1 VJ i r.-I ' ' f , , pbv' I Y KK 73 v 1 ' 58 GEORGE PERCHANSKY zzpunkyu Geroge was an am-tive mem- her of the swimming team. He was respected and ad- mired by everyone. JOHN PE RICOLA 'fPepsicola This lad was the author of those super-thrilling mystery plays presented in home- room 301. Keep up the good work and Broadway will soon beckon you. . .rw , . 1 1 .iosEPH PERKOSKY i I ntloeu It looks if this member of the class of Wil will have a snappy future if he is as fast on his feet as he is driving a c-ar. MARIE PERSLOPSKY KAR'ed!Y J. x Marie's intehifs wereglifzt ly in dr, atics buh do not forg 1 r place-in' the hearts of e o ite sex- es- gifiallgiifoot ll players. ,ffl-A .' 4 - 3:5 .. tr, nfaJ kk if . QQ g GEORGE PETRILACK Deacon', George was one of our whizzes in mathematics. He was always ready to lend a helping hand in aiding those who sought his help. - A PEGGT VPETRTLL i Ufpegw 'A. his smiling, chanming, miss has been a friend to every- one. .May she laugh her wayi if through life as she has into everyone's heart. MARY PET RILLA nMary,, Lovely, lovable, and loved is this lassie. Many males wish that she would just give them a kind look. Mary's name is always among those on the Honor Roll. JOHN PETROSKY ffMitZy,1 Mitzy can blush deep into the roots of his fair, blond hair when addressed by one of the opposite sex. We feel sure he will soon get over this. I 1 . IRENE PETRUSKA I 4 'Shorty:f.l ' .This hashful,'little one has traveled fmany miles to school in her thifee years at H. H. S, as She lives in Beaver' Meadows! Good lufk, Shorty'.5f MARGARET PETRUSKA laMargZevv g . -2 'tMargie has prfaved her- self to be an true friend. If she dances her way through lifeas well as she has at the Beaver'Meadows hops, she'll go far. J ' .J MARIE PETRUZZI 'fShortyl' This charming girl is a good friend to all. She will be sorely missed after she grad- uates. MARJORIE PETRUZZI Margie Margie , although a quiet miss, has a personality that will take her far in life. She doesn't need our best wishes but we tender them nevertheless. 59 3!lGi? j. , l ,., ' v , 1. , , 1 A l f , .I ,. LIILLYAIPKJTTQNEO 2' 9 KMYI' I uiet bufffrierfdly is just what L'lly's friends will re- mernbegli about her. She has tlieir best wishes for success. PHYLLIS PFANCOOK uphylss This blond lassie has been a faithful officer of the Drill Corps, member of the Ora- tory Club, and a typist for the Janus. With such am- bition she is sure to suc- ceed. MARIE PHILLIPS Monie Marie was a faithful member of the Janus Staff, and her name always appeared on the Honor Roll. We'll cer- tainly miss her infectuous laugh. DOROTHY PIACENTI f'Dottie Silence is Golden is Dottieys motto. She speaks only when necessary, but when she dces, it means something. PETER PIERDINOCK Peter Paul Peter brings with him great knowledge from Tresckow which he refuses to part with. More power to you. AGNES PLISKO f'Blondie Her friendliness and good nature are a Valuable asset to any class. Her ambition is to study Journalism. 60 A r JAMES PODLESNY .Speedo Speed is a quiet depend- able student who has gained the good-will of all his classmates. wx ' ,.- .I ' -.. -, ANI: Q. gf-, V ' l A' 6 V N , . 1 , R. p. . N . ll I 'u HELEN PODRAZIK ilPOd!7 Helen, with her pleasant personality, won many friends. We understand that she is quite a French student. MARY POLCHIN 4rMaryvs Mary is an excellent basket- ball player and was lucky enough to secure many beautiful gifts because of her skill. May the future receive you as well as your fans. HELEN POLINSKY Shorty With Helen, dancing and roller skating are the chief interests. Her personality plus, points the way to suc- cess. JOHN POLUKA John Tall, dark, and handsome well describes John. His pleasant personality has won him many friends, and he is sure to be a great success in the future. JOSEPH POLUKA iKJ'Oe77 Joe , a lad from the Heights, is certainly bound to be successful if he main- tains the ambition he now possesses. stump Y'2Sl?g'per 5, but MILDRED POLUMBO Millie To those who know her, Mildred is a bundle of per- sonality. She is a familiar figure in Oratory. SANTO PRETE Smiley A lad who certainly lived up to his nickname. It is people like this who have made our class what it is. MICHAEL PROKOPIC czprorr Ever so quiet but always a pal, describes Pro , His many friends wish him suc- cess. ANNA PROKOPICH UAHHH Ann may appear quiet, but Hyou can't tell a book by its cover . She has scores of friends who respect her. f ., 41 if '1 x :fv'! .y ' ' i Q I , l 1,1 . . FRANCES PROSSIC Jessie We don't know what Frances' ambitions are, but her interests were spread out in many directions. In her chain of friends were many males . -V VJ if :.,y J A7 .ff Q 'W 7 H 'a F :V VJ U'-1 :gy , , N . gf QQHIB.-QPRUSAK 'J HRed!! This witty chap from Beaver Meadows has made many friends, especially in the opposite sex, throughout his years in H. H. S. GEORGE PUHAK .,Gip,, George, with his fine sense of humor and knowledge of Words, got along easily with his studies and friends. l 'MARYV .PAJQE PULTKK ' v2LSk1pperi , .. 3 French al Vs 'seemed Cb tookggt standing up. They always say good things come in Small packages, and Mary Jane has certainly proved this saying. X M ' X BETTY PUR DY ..Bet,, Her mind creates sparkling poems. We predict a suc- cessful life for our H. H. S. writer, and hope to see some of her work in print. M VIQTOMA PUTNAS if , E Brownie Ogir giggling HBTQVVIIIIGU will laugh' her way right int'o the hearts of everygne. Suc- cess and happiness., to you. 5' 91 ARLEN E QUINNE Y t'Arlene Even though this sweet miss had to leave school early because of illness, she is still remembered and loved by all. Here's hoping youlll soon be on the road to recovery, Arlene. CATHERINE RAPACH 4aKittyvs Catherine was one of our honor students, and was an all-round good friend. Good luck, t'Kitty ! 'args 'Y' ' , L, v ., . J . , M r 1 .,.14- , 7.-ups 'xv MARVIN RAU fn.. Marvin 'V Marvin's splendid bass voice has not only been an asset to the Advanced Chorus, but his jovial manner has brought happiness to all. WILLIAM RAYSON 4ABi11y:s Billyy' is a happy-go-lucky kid who can get along with anyone. His humor is al- ways appreciated by his fellow classmates. FLORENCE REDELBERGER Flopsy,' Florence has been an active figure in our school for three years. She served as a Major in the Drill Corps, on the Janus Staff, and in Advanced Chorus. ., jd MQW I j A LI ijn N4 A L f n' 5 f i ladiim erl X 7' ad1e are i eparabiz e is a charm- ing girl, has served the Drill Corps faithfully. MARY REILLY Mary Dee Mary is notorious for her laugh and giggle. You may hear it echo through the halls at any time. This Irish lass is one of the reasons our Drill Corps was suc- cessful. ESTHER REMICK nESrs Congratulations to an ex- cellent student. Es has also found time to serve Le Cenacle as its treasurer. Best wishes for success to you. AGNES RENTKA HAggien Even though 'iAggie wor- ried about her French, she still found plenty of time to make many friends and enjoy life. HARRY RICE Charley Harry has served his school well as a member of the Stage Crew. In addition, he is an honor student and well merits our good wishes for success. I l W .fC :ffyl f rzfbirA RD'ij11oHARDs 1, 'f 'ffnickv , . 1 'I , , r frhisttali, bl6n'd'senior lad has made many friends in H. H. S. He,is admired and respectedfby all of them. YQ JAr,e1?i1ir15A . '9' A .X 1 3. We -funderstand Jacob is 'q te awpgan when ladies are present and is most at ease on a dance floor. Good uck. MARY ROBERTSON Doc Doc always sees the cheery side of life. Her sen- ior year has been Hlled with French, Latin, and wise- cracks . MARION ROKDERICK K4ROdl5 Versatile Marion came to us last year from Wilkes- Barre. Her pep and person- ality have made her an out- standing member of the class of 41 . G. .,',, '- - 4. A v .1 V , gs , -A f. ' Ger 4 . i y i smili m' 'f m 6 C QI' Wag .J-ff' VERANC ES RODINO Pray An extremely quiet but charming member of our class who has made a deep lmpression on us Best wishes for success and hap pincss STEVI N ROMAN Steve This handsome Romeo of 308 is a line and dependable lad He has won the hearts of many especially of the opposite sex MARIL ROMANEI I I Marie Our dark haired bright eyed Marie was tops with her classmates In addition to being an excellent student she served actively in many extra-curricular activities. ROBERT RONDASH Bob Robert is a quiet serene sort of chap but he is al- ways around when a good time is in progress. Ask him sometime how he liked school. MARGARET ROSENDALE nspeggyvr Peggy had the ability of being able to combine work and pleasure. She thorough- ly enjoyed her stay in high school, and was one of our better students. u . .- 1 .N . 7 f K,-1 N ALBERT ROSENSTOCK In 'Z ertn What would we do without Bert's','Lrather old jokes? I-lfs pleasant manner and ability to make friends will be the keynote to his suc- cess. arDannyr: t'Danny was fullback on our football team. If hits as hard in the game of life as he did on the Held, success will be his. ANTHONY ROSS urronyn Tony never had a great deal to say, but when he did speak, everyone sat up and took notice. ELEANORE ROSSI , 'fs ie 'fEllie is always ready with a smile and friendly greeting for all. Best wishes to you'. ANGELINE ROSSINI ifAngieu Her popularity is due to her pleasing personality and charming smile. We hope she will always remain her cheerful self. FOSTER ROTH Rothie Foster is the quiet but de- pendable type. We do ex- pect him to blossom out and surprise us sometime in the future. F 'Xi ' Q . f A . ' I N. . N, rm o IUFJS ' B I Ad a d lv e y- 'hgh h mi p - N. al tysj sm ling, MV'-J ' J' , Af , ff -J . 1. fn , ,, DANIEL Rosxos 1, I he 1 Y- 1. . A 11 ROBERT ROTH Whitey May health, wealth, and happiness come to one who has surely earned them. Your friends are sure you will make the grade. ROBERT ROTHACKER KARed!! f'Red has served his school by his good work as student manager of the basketball team. Success in the future. av' 'C at xi . ,- X. 'ORMA R MAN J T'ea s Qfablewng miss ho has served l a - itor of the 'fMount ' eer ', Sec-' retary of Debating, and reporter for the Thespian and Oratory Clubs. MICHAEL ROYACK Mike Being artistically inclined f'Mike looked forward to art every day. Most of his work there was exhibited. May your artistic ability help you to succeed. HARRY RUSSELL KKMoeJ! Moe was an ardent sup- porter of our athletic teams, and was present at all games. May he be as successful in life as he was in getting to the games. RITA RYMOND Gloria '5Gloriel' may be quiet, but she has won many of the hearts of the opposite sex. She should be a big success in life. RITA RYMSZA ng-Iudyn A real friend who can laugh her way through a situation. Judy'l is also quite popular with the boys. LOUISE RZONSKI' ' x:LOuT: A fun loving lass is 'tLou . Because of her good humor, she has made -many friends in her years at H. H. S. 1 BONITA SABELLA Bonnie f'Bonnie was a valued mem- ber of the Library Club. She never hesitated to give her time to anyone who needed it. N. I .3 'X . ' JOHN SABIA , '4Handsome John served successfully as student manager of football. With his light, wavy hair and flashing smile, he has found his way into the hearts of many of his classmates. MARGARET SABIA upeggyu Peggy served as an oflicer in the Drill Corps and as a member of the Janus Staff. She has our best wishes for success. J . in . 42 . 5 , J THOlMAS sAB1A ' Hrus '1Qut'k T Thornbas one of the smigng' members, of the H. H. -,stage Success to you ig the f ure. . 'J ' I 1 yi ,uf GCD' 'S-7? ,,--4-. K-. ANDREW SABOL LiSil,n!Y This quiet lad wishes to get ahead in the world. May he succeed in the- electricafl field. , 6 ' CECELIA SABOL Celia This dark haired, charming miss has made a host of friends because of her smile. She has proven her ability as an active member of the Janus Staff. CARMELLA SACHETTI Shorty Shorty has been very quiet in high school, but then we wonder if she hasn't other interests besides stud- ies and her work on the Janus Staff. ,Jo ,. A .l X A law RI,CHARD4SAGE'K 'W coins' N I Room ll-E -would be I-6s't' without this mischievous, fun-loving fellow. Good luck 'tDick . ' , GEORGE SAHAI DA Schwiggs f'Schwiggs was a good foot- ball player and a member of the orchestra. Success is bound to follow this likable chap. MARIE SALVATERRA Renie To this sweet, quiet lass, who can boast of many friends, we wish nothing but the best. FANNIE SANDO 'tFanny Fanny has a gracious manner that spells sincerity. Because of this she has made a deep impression on students and teachers alike. DANIEL SANTANGELO 'fDoghead For being the best half- back on his football team, Daniel was named Dog- head . His smile and friendly nature will lead him to success. ANNA I n H 9' ' H 2:0 -'t ether S e m or- rie. t yt in She w' ong e mbered by her class es. W1 .J-'M-fix! CIJARA SAUERAKER in V i L - B garznot heb,4but u . - lingerigygfour memories ong aft ve ' Th ass of l wouldn't have been the sa without her. it L AJC4 JAMES SAUERS :rJimmyvs Jimmy was responsible for that wonderful trumpet music in our band, and was always ready to add his humor to homeroom pro- grams. LOUIS SAULLO Louie'l Louie'l can always be seen riding around in his car. Here's hoping he rides the road to success. 65 I gg ANTHONY SCALISE nrronysv An earnest, capable and thoughtful worker, Tony has proved that industry and good fellowship may go hand in hand. LILLIAN SCAMBIA Vickie Vickie , another Deanna Durbin, has certainly enter- tained us with her delight- ful voice. Her success is assured. FRANK SCATTON i'Frankie', Frankie , in spite of his casual manner, is a person who is very studious. May this lead you to success in the future. JOHN SCATTON Scatt0n Scatton is always display- ing his Italian. He likes de- bates and can always be found in the thick of one. He can usually uphold his end of the argument. RITA SCATTON lKRiO1! Rio is small, cheerful and greatly interested in her friends. If she does as well in life as she has in school she will be a sure success. 'r s 1 WILLIAM SGHABER 1 Bill ' ' This' lad is well known to every lass in high school. He has proved his worth ,to the class of 41'K by being an active member of Ad- vanced Chorus and the swimming team. BETTY SCHALLER acBetSys1 This small, sweet, witty lass has succeeded in gaining the friendship oi ,many. Success is her,s..,f L ,ylf AL ri, ' I jig 54.1 I if . ff 1 L, ELIZABETH SCHALLES 'tPeanutsl' With her sense of humor Peanutsl' will surely come out on top. Loads of suc- cess and happiness to you. MILDRED SCHIEL Mildred Mildred is a willing worker and a perfect pal to those of us who know her well. Here's to her success. DOROTHY SCHILLER 'KDottie We are all envious ' of Dottie,s scholastic stand: ing. Her scores of friends pride themselves cm know- ing' her. ,G 'F MARCELLA SCHMANSKI I ,, yall: nfl' Marilyn I 41, Q? Marcy was one of our snappy cheerleaders. She was an all around good sport, and seems headed for suc?ss. l ri iii? R. r ' f' 1 . KH lrqiiv ?HMAUCH A K 'KKRT meow .1 if er off the band. He had 5 hos! of admirers, one in particular being a mem- ber of the Janus Staii. NLQR ni 0 vias an ardent APU? will D sl. ex 1 A I ls AMELIA SCHMEER Amelia Quiet and demure, Amelia will always be remembered for her sweet disposition. This should be a big help to her in nursing. JACK sCnUETTLg131!V .., .,, -vu.x,.,L4 Jackie l With Jacks ee -5 'ge' who can ik' ' e your'o yr-frery' nd o frewe oiggl tr. ' ,b .fr pi P JH J J f ji .A ig fr Z, 'fr V l. ly! L, DOROTHY JANE SCHUGARDT MDM., A loyal Cadette, who has a smile that is sure to help her in future life. CARL SCHWARTZ Corollary With a brain as eiicient as Carl's how can he attain any- thing but fame. He is Secretary of Le Cenacle, a Debater and member of Thespian Playmakers. IRENE SCHWICK nspikeu The other members of the class may well console them- selves in losing Irene by graduation, by the thought she will be a great success in later life. GEORGE SEIDEL upudgysx George is quite a model air- plane builder. Almcst any Sunday afternoon he can be seen at the flying field with his plane. Good luck, George. N Sk .sk-... ,'z. V V P i MIJVL , K- xxx' . ,f . V, ,V .V N B MAMIE SENCY V Mamie , , .v Mamie rhgy be,.a- 'Hick but you c uid' never tell it by looking at her. She has a pleasant personality, and is admired by all. -9 . - I . ,yi pple!! U M'rgaret ba ' us Wigfffebbnd ofnone, and al ays' w to wi gle out of trouble. me morne? s. . ' v ffm. - JEANNETTE SE FAS .Uudyn We can never forget 'iJudy's melodious voice which has made Advanced Chorus a great deal better than it would have been without her. JANE SHAFFER ' 1 . J an1e If a pleasant personaliy and a charming manner mean any.th1ng, Jane IS sure to be successful. JOH SH J Lresi e of 119 nd edito of the ' ountaine n also ha. c c at- t cts of the opposite sgx ' Affly Y ff! ,ff f f . . Q s f Y ' ' MARIE 'SHARPI B A'Sharpie , Did 'anyone ever find Sharpie,' Without some wit- ty remark to make? She certainly has a. brand of humor all her own. f H . ' g 67 WALTER SHARWARKO ' 'Sharky This fellow may seem quiet in school, but we hear he is the life of the party out of school. Best of everything. PETER SHERIDAN Bibbs Always ready for a good time, Peter was usually the center of much laughter. May he be successful in future years. 14 ' .f K ,,.,,. 17 0 , ,Q--1-.-wh . , ' , .1 cs I vgzggiadg sifniilina 1 zftaeasslp 1 Georg oes not make- im- rlf ess 1S Jan ' is spa leaves a pljaiiflff true friends. I ' H I . 4. ':3V,, ,'j 4 1 :Q CHARLES SHERRY Duster Meet the Captain of our peppy cheerleaders. Our best wishes go to this de- pendable member of our class. REGINA SHIGO Regina A member of the Hall of Fame, an A student, and an outstanding member of the Thespian Club are a few of Reginals accomplish- ments. 41 is proud to claim her. JOSEPH SHULIGA ' 'Wheezer Although Wheezer is small in stature he managed to do a great deal of work on the stage crew. He also found time to keep his scholastic standing up. STEVEN SHUTOVICH Sooty Steven is a happy go lucky chap who can make the best of any situation His good humor won him many friends throughout the school by gyiggjljivl speaks a while to listen SIROKY We her she FRANCISY SITGSKI ' Ji Jessie faekles all things in life as he tackled opponents on the foot- field, we know one per- who.will get to the top. EMIL SKASKO ..Abe,, True friendship is rare but in Abe one finds a true friend in all respects. He is sure to succeed in the game of life. 1 -I 0 V' JV f 'V 1 QU sf OV FJoAa1fli1Q!siioN uv Joannigcis little sadjb t :t?S.:.tHfil5x.a2rf,ig werthvrhile .tpx slay. 4 UQV. , ,M -f - . 1, . ..-f FRANCES SKURKA '4Frannie', If .you don't think that good things 'come in small pack- ages, just get acquainted with Frannie . JOSEPH SKURKA Jockey Jockey has kept the class smiling at all times. He also proved himself a worthy player on the Vocational basketball team. A 7,4 jd LOUISE SLICKER , if wwieeeeiv-f-if X H , u . asa 'V Stk V -J . lggaqirfztjcsgeaiei x'bIOf7S?fT Q?frjgHgy2l1if2Cig ' see he witlzo tfpejhagdid 7li0t,rr?z9f'f'h :flie rest ofherxii C0S.QIT'QM, f, ,off T 304-L7 '5 J' 1 .. 'x Q., , calf I 4 BENEDICT SMAR nBennyu 'KBenny's friends enjoyed his company so much that they waited for the Tresckow bus each day to meet him. That's true devotion for you. v' F it Mfffif , LMA SMITHQ J Yr, AlIie Kf4 ' ' Mheu w yakuable mem- ier of th r1ll'vQorps, andf otllgbr 'orgznizagtitnsl sc oo.f n 1 er name' 'ould hedgztind regu- larly xn the Honor Roll. i ELINORE SMITH NNO Nou Dark, curly hair and danc- ing eyes, a quiet demeanor and a love of laughter, make up Elinore, who is capable as a student and friend. HAROLD SMITH Comrade X Harold is well known for his talent on the drums. He also was a member of the S. I. C. and Lincoln Debat- ing Team. May you drum your way through life. NER SMITH Smitty Quiet and reserved, Smit- ty's interests lie mainly in military work. We know he would make a good soldier. Vg, QQ, V. K . -Q-.Vatu Q wuLYA'M sivmrn if This handsome senior boy hasvdeitai calueflgnany girls' hear o fluttekyinv H. H . Smitty is also a very capable basketball player and was c,o-captain of the team. V M. M .-fr ' 1, ELSE SMITHCORS t'Else A quiet, but brilliant, girl who has won the friendship of all by her genuine sin- cerity and loveliness. EMMA JEAN SNYDER 'tEmma Jean Emma Jean is another valued senior whose pleas- ant disposition has brought her many loyal friends. FLORENCE SNYDER Trilly This sweet and bright stu- dent always has a smile for everyone she meets. i'Trilly served very capably on the Janus Staff. RALPH SNYDER Snooky This big, blond fellow from 310 was very well known for his scholarship, his swim- ming ability, and his ability to make friends. I , . . 1 :I r t ' if ,it au, darkfzfnd ambitious is Flossie , who is a worth- while member of the com- mercial department. She will he a real success in any- thing she undertakes. I - 1.141-'M CATHERJ Wjsatigfrq J 51-f'Goo'e ' W ' therine,.'1fs' Llhar ' friends knowfher, is a very good naftured girl, and is willing to be 'anyone's,'pal.- ' This includes bbys fas 'well as girls. ' f A HELEN SPESHOCK f'Ginger Ginger is a quiet, yet pleasant girl. She has a very pleasing personality, and is loved by all who meet her. Success to you. x .U i L FRANCES SP M? P ,i 4: rv 1- ' Sir .f ' in D Elanny -If ' J dent andy a worthwhile friend ' She' was well k o n yflthroughfout' 'the' schobliaih- cause 0 her 'pleasant and cheerysfn e.' , . 4, , 5' . I' 0 -'x . I ,v , tv fy , v I J , , ? 'X x ANNA STASH Dimples Dimples with her charm- ing ways and fascinating smile, has skated right into the hearts of all her class- mates. Success and hap- piness to you. Frarrnyf' was, a.'good'.siIil' K y - r V .1 1 70 HENRY STAUFFENBERG ssHennysr This jovial lad is a member of our class from the Voca- tional School. May suc- cess be his. GEORGE STECKERT George Nothing but the best can we wish to a nice fellow like George. May your life be long and cheerful. ROBERT STECKROTH Stecky A real Mr. High School , who has excelled as a student and also as a football and basketball player. With these achievements to his credit he certainly deserves his place as a member of the Hall of Fame. DOROTHY STEINHARDT iiDOtty,, A cloud of smoke, and then Dotty can he seen. She's usually in a hurry and can keep things moving. This sweet lass is also a willing worker and belongs to many clubs. JOHN STRACK usoupn John was a great help on the Vocational basketball team. He also contributed his skill as a printer to the Mountaineer',. JOSEPHINE STRACK HJOH A truly melodious voice, a pleasant personality and a popular member of Wil . This is Jo , Beaver Meadow's gift to H.H.S. EMIL SUCHY Emil Emil is a quiet lad, but has kept right up to date in making friends. Good luck to you. , Ufgyf V7 f ,'f 1 ,f .'f 1 PATRICK SUSSICK spat., Pat hails from Tresckow and has shown a great deal of skill in Woodwork. VVish- ing him success in the future. f 3 .ff ,A NJ., .f f' . f -3' , X ,f - u ,I ' JAMES4SWEENEY 1 37 uslipn This jovialvlahxwas much in evidence,irl!the halls of H. H. S. One of his interests is dancing. Where there's a dance you'll be sure to ,rind irslipu- f .tl V K Q A My X. THOMAS SXVEENEY ..TOmmy,, Another of H. II. S.'s most popular basketball stars. Tommy sure did show our opponents he knew what to do when he got his hands on the ball. As President of tlte Senior Class, he de- serves all the good fortune that may come to him. .Ios1gf5xjNE, frprmofipi, if ,v Jeff .I .1 , he e, J 'T411f'attrac'tiv91fp1pIYle!'e i 'lass,,,j.akes'.lier place a ong lie -more quiet but Arzlddlffet students in H.H.S. Ye expect to hear frdrnher in the future. STANLEY TELATOVICH 'fMooneri' Although Stanley was shy and quiet, he was an asset to the H. H. S. football team. Tackle life as you have tackled on the foot- ball Held, and you are bound to succeed. WILLIAM THOMAS Skipper We are envious of Skip- per's scholastic amd mus- ical ability. May he swing through life just as easily as he has in the 'fSwing Band . CHARLES THOMPSON Charlie Do you like a person who has a friendly, quiet, man- ner and a pleasing smile? If so, you'll welcome Char- lie as a life long friend. RED RASH . gy91'.,,. ,, W J' m of Cadet ' h easant disposition she as gained many friends. JEANNE THRASIIER 'fJackie A Cadette, with a ready wit, a happy smile, and a com- panionable nature-fwhat more is there to wish her except the best of fortune to go with these. i . L on UTI ow, i ' Thi dsome kabl I el.- lo IS ,ull fun Nad is - .ri Y f f ii- -iiofi ime. perso y a coiggys foli succesj A iiTony . VITO TITO uBiHyn Billy is one of those chaps who fits in everywhere. We wish him a happy and successful journey on life's highway. 19'-X :vs nt' in J' x J,,f'f' H Q, - I - ARY ZFUS and ra, be re: many friendfs. i DOROTHY TOMASICK ,rD0t,, 'fDot has captured many hearts by her gracious man- ner. She is a co-editor of the Janus, Ceagitain in the Dril CorFZ,, d a member of d' ttespiangs Oratory ' ' e . 1 ff f,1rfi13f1 4 .Neff J-'Jedi' V I ., QW waf- tx, VJ 1 .V , , ,, -f L .J L QIIZARA TOPOLSKI Clara Clara's friendly disposition makes her a worthwhile friend, and a person that we will always remember. JOHN TORSELLA Johnny A finer, more industrious boy than John can rarely be found. He is full of fun, but has learned that there's a time and place for every- thing. JOHN TOTER Toter The mischievous ways and witty remarks of this happy- go-lucky lad have been ap- preciated by all. JOHN TRESSLER crJaCk1r Jack was a prominent member of the Blue-White Band. His cheery disposi- tion and pleasant smile have made him a well known fig- ure in H. H. S. 72 JOSEPH TRETTEL uKiddy,, Joe , a Beaver Meadows contribution to our class, was not as bashful as he seemed. Just get him started talking and then try to stop im. N . Sa: X digg .,, PAUL TRISKA Popeye When you have thexblues see Popeye . 'AR' half hour spent with him and you will forget all yourxworries. CATHERINE TURCER rzKittyu Kitty is a good spsy-t and a swell pa at,,,,ail.' ti es? Nothing agfwisy enou -42? .' 1 J igiLy,.!'l3fj ff ff' I 'J ' ff iKJ,!.sf'7fLffI?4,fr A E y f ,I J .sf J . JANET UN DERWOOD 6KJan!7 This attractive, studious commercial student has in- terests other than studies. Not revealing any secrets, we nevertheless, might sus- pect the opposite sex. JEAN UNIS Jeanie Jeanie with the light-brown hair , endeared herself to her classmates by her cheer- ful manner. Good luck to rw- WMA, 1 nl. JI.--. , IS' J ak. ,ffin ,pf- iflf lf f!41,Jl f Jf, A . Aff D fl I fit N ,,v, , , , 1 A A -W , cat' ,,i,mITiA VALLARI4: QQ' inlwighn VVQ all know her a willing and industrious member of our class. May she succeed in the future. ANNA VICET Anna Anna is the happy-go-lucky type. She has a ready smile for everybody. May your life be all smiles, Anna, and never a tear may you shed. MARTHA VELCHKO t'Martha Martha's personality enables her to fit into anything that may come her way. She is a capable member of the Li- brary Club. THERICSA VITALIANO 'tTrec'l Theresa's sincerity, ambi- tion, and capable manner of handling things gained for her the respect of her class- mates. She served well as a member of the Janus Staff. KENNETH VVAGNER Kenny This jack-of-all-trades is bound to succeed in his future undertakings. Suc- cess to you, Kenny,'. DONALD WALDRON t'Duck Quiet, mild, and polite best describes i'Duckl'. He knows what he wants, and he goes out after it. EDWARD WALDRUN AiWYindy77 This happy-go-lucky Voca- ticnal student makes it a point to alzvays take the good with the bad, and to smile at adversity. DOLORES wALKo ffooiiyif Dolly's chief interest in life is nursing, and we know she'll succeed if she contin- ues through life with the same enthusiasm she showed in high school. BETTY WALLFIN '4Bettes Betty has proved to he a practical and ambitious worker. To many, her future looks to he very bright and rosy indeed. SAMUEL WALLICZE t'Diapers A jolly likable fellow, full of fun and always ready for a good time. It's the per- sonality that counts, Samuel. LUTHER XVALP 'tVValpie YVe have heard but a little from HVValpie , but we know he has mastered the art of calinct making with great su:-cess. cf, W jf! , V. f V M1 V V YiZ'Q1'I .ANF .H ALTON Betty .fanef if Who couldn't like Betty Jane? 'XWith her smiling eyes and. charming manner she hasvcaptured a host of admirers. f '6- A v 4 LV! rr MARGUERITE WARG Skipper Skipper is one of those lovely blonds with a swell disposition. She was one of the active members of Oratory Thespian and Janus Staff NFVIN WARNER Ra We were very thankful that Drums gave us the oppor tunity to meet Nevin and gain his friendship held the executive position in 310 for his senior year WILLIAM WASCHKO Billy Billy cont1nually drives around in his Ford. He's a practical joker and conse quently furnishes much fun and entertainment VERNA WATRO Verna Verna .is a very intelligent girl. She is 1 product gof Beaver Meadows but We claim her'now as 'ou'r own ML CE WE 'jjf londie This ir lass endeared her self to her friends by her gay, laughing manner. The Drill Corps and the Janus occupied much of Alice's time RITA WE GER Snooks To this petite and likable school chum who has made many friends through her friendly nature, we wish the best that life has to offer A f 3 gill. qbg,.yjgL,,i .,,A,x,1,. Gcsw r2r'dlv-fWr'N'JL1 n., ELLERY WEHNE K'Eller y A quiet tongue in most cases shows a good head. This we know to be true here. M9 'rflcu O., ' .QPIFFOSB wma :1,:fGifrU X ' This fjne, outvob town lad certainly did have tHe knack of making ffriends. Success to you, DORIS WEISENBORN Doris Doris is allergic to studies, but makes a good friend all the same. She was one of our drum majorettes. BETTY WELLER Betts This versatile lass is one of our seniors who has made many friends. As a member of the Janus Staff she has been a diligent and capable worker. DORIS WIDSBOR HBuf,f,, Doris was known to be a fun-loving girl with a lot of pep. She loved to dance and from all reports was very good. I , V '. ' lf My W -'2 M . Jw, y y'fjW,A1 fy .J ' I, 'in 1 4 , SYIV xl' I f , J 1 'WJ QU 1, ,, ,rw EDWARD WILLIAMS Vulch For he's a jolly good fel- low, which nobody can de- ny. If you're down in the dumps call on Vulch . . 7 , I , x H - U J J H - U - J' ' ' M j ' .yr v 1 n M, . I I D .f tg, . He K. . H 61 ' 17 ' ' K fu ff 5 - W- 44,1 '. f ' 5 l 4 66 YY ,.' I . , , a Q 4 of W, , , ll rf, if by ,Nj ,I M , 4 KK VJ 3 4 DOROTHY WILLS Dottie We know f'Dottie's future will be a merry one if she goes through life as well as she can roller skate. That is her favorite sport. GE RTRUDE WVISLER ucrertyu Laughter, jokes,myou'll find 'fGerty right in the middle of any merry making. LEONA WITKOWSKI f'Lena Leona abides by the saying, Silence is Golden . VVe hope she will always retain her true, lovely manner. I ANNA WONELEVICH uAnnau A swell girl, and a reliable friend, best describes Anna. Loads of luck to you in the future. O I ROBERT D. WOO DRING Woody 'fWoody is lots of fun, and kept everyone smiling and happy with his good humor. ROBERT G. wooDR1NG K Woody Aeroplanes are this ladls hobby. May you soar as high in the future as your planes have in the past. Happy landings, 'Woody . ffqncl. ,-- .L1.,pf4.-iw-37 -kg J Mx L,1Q.,,-,,,g l .- I afbfffvi In-ffl V04 , DONALD WURTZ I Donnie 'L 'fDonnie's qui' of wit and rollick' 5. .nse of humor have m e for him many friends. JULIA YALE Yalie This particular lass made life gay in H. H. S. She is quite a practical joker, and will be missed indeed when she graduates. VIRA YANCONISH Vira The old saying, 'fThe way to a man's heart is through his stomach , still holds good. Yira should win her Soldier Boy as her cooking is superb. ELEANOR YATKO 'fCookie This blond lass has made many friends by her Chat- tering. lf she chatters her way through life, she did through high school, we know she will suvceed. GEORGE YESELSKI Blondie This budding cabinet-maker is sure to succeed because of his ability and pleasing personality. -1 'D vf . ff'-f JEANNEV YOST fVJeddo ' A charming girl, a wonder- ful friend, and a popular girl is Jeanne. Wherever Jeddo is you may be sure to find a flock of admirers. 75 UF ii ALFRE D YOUNG Youngie A true friend and a willing workerg always ready to do his best. May he succeed in anything he undertakes. PHYLLIS YOUNG ' ..Ph?,, 8 fu We TH swflfane ru or sendingus thi ar lass who is n a me ber of 6?v Lh , but als talent? ' player. lf . ,V 1 -, fifr A jjj , 7115 'A DORIS YQILNGGOURT -, vylfootsu l 3 Boots 'has dimplesjlthat are the envyJ1fAn'any of our seniolg Elvis. May they help you g t what you want in life. f f pill- es- X A ' JG, 0. lLfHIEL gg'-U-Bb fm This outstanding commer cial student certainly de serves the many t'A's she made during her high school career. 1,- ',,.f ff x:,X'5K' ii. J G' . ,Y ,YJ 'H it ANNA MAY YURso Anna May One of our all around girls whose personality is out standing. The class of'441 wishes you success always. ELIZABETH ZALUTKO Bette Bette,' is witty, and she is pretty. A toss of her head and a cheery hello are characteristics of this charm- ing lass. 76 f, , .' 4 P I , s, ' , , .DwAaD iARN'bwsKI I :sEddiery' L - A . .- The bestf of everything to th-is 'fine lad who iilled well his position as a member of the class of '4'1 . I 4 u ' .1 DELLA ZAVITSKY Della What would the Drill Corps have done without her? May she keep marching through life as successfully as she did on the field. ELLEN ZELEZNOCK HZQIY! Many people came from out of town, but few are as out- standing as this lass from Beaver Meadows. She has rrade many friends because of her charming person- ality. JULIA ZELICK Julia Another one of our ever pleasing girls who is pleas- ant to everyone. Keep up the good Work. ,DoRoTHiY ZIENTEK HDot7Y - Dot ' is another of our lovable commercial lassies. With .her amiable manner, she has won the hearts of both the boys and girls in H. H. S. A -. MARTHA ZILLIG :4Martyxy She has ability which she has displayed effectively through her melodious sing- ing. We are sure it will bring her much happiness. MARIE STEVENS uspeedn Although she entered our class in February, her friend- ship is cherished by all those who know her. ANDREW ZOOK Zookie Zookie is the butt of much teasing which he takes pleas- antly. Good luck in the future. ELEANORE ZUKOWSKI Eleanore . Ta lanky Eleanor thefp ' e o t e Leader s rie d a f e par y ll I . E ea is al t e lifi 0 t . l je flff' IRENE ZULLICK Renie Although Renie has left our school for another, her gaiety and wit will linger long in the memories of the friends she has in H. H. S. RITA ULLO Snooks e have been proud to have ad Snooks companion- ship throughout our high school years. ANDREW ZUMAR 1cAndyxs Shortness of stature seems to be no hindrance to this happy Beaver Meadows fellow. f ,, npr! '- 'c 0 AIKIXIZ ' ' 1' ull ,p A z Ai.: I ll L I 77 -1 r. mm' Mz'55 flllgfll alma! Peggy McCurley Peggy McCurley, an out- standing senior of the Class of '41, was elected by the entire Hazleton High School and An- nex to up-hold the title of Miss High School. l 78s Robert Steckroth In the same election, Robert Steckroth, 'Hazleton High School's prominent basket- ball, and football player, was also chosen to have the honor of being Mr. High School. ifxiggfffc' Class Wil! We, the class of 1941, possessing complete faculties of anatomy and intellect, hereby bequeath to our beloved underclassmen and instruc- tors the rarest, finest portions of our accomplishments. To Margaret Curilla, her sister, Mary's oratorical ability. To Eddie Breznock, Billy Smith's high scoring record. To Lamora Frye and Jane Malkames, an ensemble of ball-bearing roller sliates to glide through the corridors. They'll need them as Editors of the Janus of '42, To the Hanover Dusters more distinguished members such as, Marvin Rau, Francis Murphy, Gail Fegley, and Charles Sherry. To Jean Gilbert, the vocal ability of Lillian Scambia. To Howard Deis, Anthony Chirico's acting ability. To Amelia Morgan, the Presidency of the Swimming Club. To Johnny Hospador, Stecky's basketball ability. To Miss Brown, an abundance of successful productions and willing amateurs. To Irvin Schick, Carl SchWartz's ability and Wit. To Catherine Beccone, Francis Fatsie's excellent vocabulary. To Mr. Shanno, more capable Janus Typists like Anna Dulcey, Phyllis Pfancook, and Lucy Feeney. To Anne Iffert Marie Keegan's ability to make friends. To the Class of '42 more fun makers like Warpy Grandon and Donald Wurtz. To Dorothy Razanoski, Norma Rothman's journalistic abilities. To Mr. Turnbach, an S. I. C. Club as outstanding as this years. 454454650 79 Witnessed. -4.2 Qssbbbxbb To Mary Rowse, Marion Burke's sense of humor. To Mr. Lamont some more skippers like Slip', Sweeney, Moe Russell, and Sonny Barcasky. To the Juniors who want to be well-dressed, Marian Crease's ward- robe. To Frank Antinozzi, and John Ferdinand, Dick Sager's and Eddie William's dancing ability. To H. H. S. another dancer with Merle Fowbell's ability. To Dorothy Geffert, Dorothy Tomasick's commercial ability and personality. To Eddie Moore, Roy LaRocca's fine character. To Miss Rich some more fine orators such as Lois Ann Fairlie, Amelia Jean DeMarco, and Norma Gallagher. To Jonny Setar, Anthony Clatch's musical talent. To the Junior girls, Mary Bachman's ability to maintain scholastic standing and still be active in extra activities. To the Class of '42 the front seats in assembly. To Betty Jane Herr, the acting ability of Reginia Shigo. To Mr. Lewis some more peppy yell kings like Jean Coll and Mar- cella Schmanski. To Mr. Campanell, debaters with the abilities of Burton Levine and Francis Marusak. This document, duly witnessed and presented for publication on June 13th, the year of our Lord, 1941. The Class of 1941. Mortimer Van Snort. Percival Snerd Schyler McCarthy. 52525555 f ,1 1- Y x ,V ,Lf T Y-I X xm- --- fs 7 Ni' 'X V' if 5 - wig S' Z4 - 1,14-JH g., .- k l--I+ I E ,Q R ' B T- : A 1 ' iv X f ,,. ,- l : - B ' I ' - 1 I Z y , N N x f ,I 3, S -f g Z , 1 X T ? Q 2, 1 L I v - v L4 'Lk -, J , f- - ' T' -' Z. N V g' '- QE5. f .3 EWA5KET'EVxLL J P0 flioffifffqp 8 XCZGHJCWQOOQ 4 W 1 Q3 rw KGOJXTFF 5471! QKE5 wmv, cg YEA 411 wQ5jfgggf6E QXRN . Tiffggigivx exft-35' THOMAS swim p SQ CLA55 LQQQAQY C1-UB 'ill' 1 MM if DWQVCU 9' OQQQ4 pgLfNg9Z1Sii?C4AOQy A7AWV6QEfZsnWMF3 TEMOQML TWD EQ 6 AVEQSFUAQ Etbqb 4i?'5D.91j!w mf SNCXXQQ QNQQN Nasvxawx eil P5255 af CHOQA O52 wbxgiii QQKNT - 5 QQN 2,1216 C205 W Ammowv ' N snow Evffmui THF-SPM, L CLU5 STUDENT TX XQQAQQY ' QW, X N3 wk ma 69 Qf W , YXGYXQQGXQXPXN. Q9 59 5154? Q 55 5? C, '+A O FA H- 'WQE E FQ55' 01255 my 6,10 Af K Q O CL E5f4f7kQ4,'H55Q,3Qy ,416 Abs TQ A545 Sb 50 JANO ' lgOQE5.,?, QO55 QQ CQUN PAO QL M ,X CC DQ 'V OQ 4 , C yfcfqpgqxz-Ogg! ' ' 8 AXEQQ7 ,CX V1 TN53 ERJAAX O X N042 SQLQ, 6 Qov MQQQCA cwxgg P1255 ,Q f y JUNYOQYEAQJ Y GFFQCELFZL V THESQANS BRAQY D255 IJ DESPVV ' NG NNW-+-W-ww ,I T i Y: Y KSN KQQQNW mwcss mx-gig DQJ153 DE NT .gf DLBATWG CUM 3 90155 E DITOQ cf MOUNTAINEEQ THESDSAN .. 5 5 QIQQ, QQQELQ bw? v JPQJ 59x AN QW QEEEEEXEE Ten Years F rom Now June 1951. Dear Audy, I've just lived over the happiest years of my life. Just imagine, a whole day with my friends from the Class of '41. I had a grand time. Most of us went to the grove in buses from Matteo's bus line. Rocco owns the line and some of the drivers were Johnny Sabia, Walter Davis and Melvin Levine. When we arrived there the place was crowded. Merle Fowbell and Regina Shigo were busy autographing boxes, hats, etc. Merle is starting in a new movie and can she tap dance! Regina is appearing in her grandest stage success, Victoria Regina. Then I went over to the swimming pool where Bud McGrory and Betty Charest were putting on an exhibition. Betty recently won a beauty contest. I went over to the lawn where Lois Ann Fairlie was sitting, watching the exhibition. She looked as lovely as ever and Fm sure her French pupils enjoy being taught by her. She told me Mary Ellen McLean wasn't at the reunion because she was too busy signing diplomas for the Luzerne High School seniors. She certainly is a competent principal. Over on the baseball diamond, George Andrejco was coaching one team and Bob Steckroth the other. Of course, they both are experienced so the game was good. George is coaching football at Fordham and Bob just received national recognition for his brilliant coaching at Princeton. His wife, Dorothy Tomasick Steckroth, was sitting on the sidelines, close by. The players were all flocking to the infirmary where nurses Janet Butterwick, Esther Brill, and Mary McElheney were in charge. But then, you certainly can't blame them. Our class has certainly contributed to the journalistic field. Mary Curilla's latest book has everyone talking. It seems as though every new one is better than the last. Norma Rothman was busy taking notes for her social page. The New York Times has certainly improved since Norma's on the staff. Of course, John Sharp's newspaper is still giving it plenty of competition. After all, it is the great, Philadelphia Recordu. Francis Fatsie, the Sports Editor for the Plain Speaker was very interested in the ball game. QQQEEEXEE 84 iixifffif A Agnes Golias, Anna Dulcey, and Stella Lash were sitting on the sidelines and munching popcorn. They were talking over business con- ditions and as private secretaries to prominent business men they are well versed. Betty Schaller is also in the business world. She is a sten- ographer in the P. P. Sz L. Mary Brill and Jean Bartol had to hurry off before noon, as they are working on the afternoon shift down at the Bell Telephone Switchboards. Salvador Mope and Billy Gissel were walking around smoking and passing out cigars to everyone. You can see the signs of successful business men all over them. The toastmaster at our banquet was Tommy Sweeney, our Class President. Tommy, has returned to his Alma Mater and is keeping up Hazleton's outstanding basketball record by his coaching at our High School. Anthony Chirico, the head chemist at the duPont Manufacturing Company was the main speaker. He had us all in awe with his records of new discoveries. Marie Keegan sat next to me at the table. Even though she is an important department store executive, she is still the same Marie. She told me that Peggy McCurley was taking a screen test next week. Peggy's Drill Corps is always in demand. She also said that Jean DeMarco, the child specialist is planning a lecture tour. The afternoon was soon over and then-the evening. We danced to the melodies of Anthony Clatch's orchestra. Lillian Scambia delighted us with a few solos. Her career with the Metropola- tian Operia Association is an outstanding one. Roy LaRock, our dashing army captain, was dancing with Mary Bachman, the famous dress de- signer. Florence Redelberger, Anthony Clatch's guest soloist, had us all humming the latest tunes out. Billy Smith, Yale's coach was in the stag line. Hels still the great romeo. Billy Thomas, Fred Gregor, William Hoffman and Jimmy Sauers were playing with Anthonyls orchestra for this special occasion. Of course, they are usually conducting their own on concert tours. Billy Muir was causing a mild riot, to say the least. He learned a lot of new tricks and jokes and he was telling them to everyone. The Jitterbug Contest was won by Dolores N alevancho and Dick Sager. Incidentally, I forgot to tell you who won the many contests we held during the day. Angeline Marrone, the typist champion, won the peanut- rolling race, and Josephine Long, the head nurse at the State Hospital won the pickle contest. QQXQQLQQG 85 l 059525555 The Fashion Show was also held in the evening. Some of the models were Rita Iiluri, Esther Fellin, Louise Slicker, and Irene Petruska. Janet Underwood, the stylist, described the latest fashions. Donald Cullen, was a scream, when he not only described the men's fashions but also modeled them. Byrnice Byorick was as witty as ever and she certainly kept the stag line moving. While I was dancing I noticed Robert Roth- acker, the manager of the New York X ankees enjoying himself. Both he and Frank DeI+'luri, the manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, were getting along together Cfor a changeb. The decorations in the hall were beautiful. Genevieve Lettiere and Phyllis Korba, the famous artist and interior decorators, were responsible for them. The Blue and White scheme was carried out, and you couldn't help remembering the Basket- ball games. Charles Sherry and his wife, Beatrice McCoy Sherry were dancing together when John Bove, the movie idol, cut in. John hasn't married yet, he would rather keep all the girls guessing. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hazara Qshe was Helen Minnichb were having a grand time trying out the latest steps. Mike is the superintendent of the Duplan Knitting Mills and has proved to be an outstanding executive. Shat Gallagher and Joe Grega, mine foremen, were dancing the polka and the Irish Jig when I glanced over in their direction. You can just imagine how they looked, dancing together, but each one doing a different dance. Mary Grace Cauley, Marian Crease, and Isabelle Engard, were acting as hostesses to the out of town guests and doing a good job of it. Gosh, Audy, I'm so sorry you couldn't come to the reunion. You missed all of the actual gaiety but I hope I've helped you to relive some memories. After the dance was over, we all gathered around and sang the Alma Materg it certainly was a stirring scene. Finally we pulled down the blue and white decorations to take home as souvenirs, memories of the finest class that ever graduated from the Hazleton Senior High School. Once again we crowded into the buses, and drove homeward, singing the grand victory songs of the old school days. It was an unforgettable day for everyone of us. Your loving friend, Duly 86 Lzfe if Crucible Winning Oration by Mary Curilla Lifeea Great Crucible A moulder of men, A temper of personalities, Into which is poured, all of the characteristics of an individual. Out of which is poured- a man. Throughout the entire composition life is visualized as a great Crucible into which man places his characteristics. The selection of traits he places into the bowl, will determine the kind of man that will result. He may be the Spice -the flavor of humanity-genius. He may be the Staple of humanity, which is the fundamental essential element, or he ma be V 'd dull, flat qualities. y a api -possessing spiritless, zestless, The Oration was an appeal to learn to live in a beautiful Wholesome manner that life really is for: Life is a Crucible of characteristics. 'Tis just what you are and you do. So put into your Crucible The best that you are, And the best will come Back to you. 87 QQ Bon Voyage CKLINE ESSAYH MARY CURILLA We are all aboard the vessel School , upon the deep, Wide sea of Education , and our destination is Reality . The only Way We can reach that destination is by true facing of the real things in life. Yet many of us have fallen into the day dreaming state of evasiveness. We evade the reality of earning, by stealing. We evade the reality of studying, by cheating. We evade the reality of truthfulness, by using falsifications and meager excuses. We evade the reality of routine, by skipping or running away from it all. As We stand by Waiting, progress continues. In a World that moves there is no time to build castles in the air, or mount the future in gold. Awaken youth, stop evading the reality of life. After you have J ourneyed far enough and Worked hard enough, you will come to the shore. You may look back and smile, for you have fulfilled your purpose in life by living it to the fullest extent of its reality, and now you have reached the eternal goal of mankindehappiness- Bon Voyage. Mary Curilla S8 I i helping In people, higher NORMA GALLA GHER you, and follow the three best leadersf parents, Success CKLINE ESSAYD How can I make my life a success? If you start a thing, finish it, co-operate with your associatesg work toward your goal, lend a hand to some one less fortunate than teachers, and God. every person, especially the young there is an urgent plea to come up and they can climb if they Will. Norma Gallagher i5xi5455p The Keynote to Sueeeyf: The Wzll to Learn CKLINE ESSAYU You can improve your skill in almost every task, mental or physical, on which you are now engaged. In all your undertakings the results depend on Whether you honestly Want to improve, Whether you honestly Want to try. Organize your Whole life with respect to the will to learn. Intelligent organized learning, intelligent organized living are secrets of your success. Amelia Jean DeMarco 89 AMELIA JEAN DeMARCO -rg,,,4x Saeda eeee av.. ,- N ' T Cutie MCAAN, s.wB+-33-ev-W X. Kxg ,. J DR. TURNBACH . Cl A. Sound System This year the educational facilities of our school have been enhanced by the addition of a sound system. This system enables the office to speak to all of the rooms ol' the school at one time, or to just one or a group of rooms. This facilitates the making of announcements to the student body. One of the classrooms has been set up with a microphone so that groups of students may present programs, which may be heard by the entire student body While they are in their class rooms. Radio programs or recordings can also be broadcast in as many rooms as is desired. STUDENT GROUP V X W1Ivx uUfl,, Q f X! , X74 X at X ,7 1 frfw fi s 3.'W1 7 if i 6 AN T. X39f if E qvx X WM XM ,G r f f , , 1 N fy f ,-S -K 4' , ff dw A x 1. -RA Zia xx CFM!-lp K P 2 2 I . . 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Jzmzor Offzcefzv M M4 idww Q-L 4. DANIEL FORNATARO President 3- K J, Lffa A JAMES SCARCELLA - Vice President ANNE IFFERT ANTHONY LUCADAMO Secretary Treasurer 92 N o 1 ' U 9 ..f - s 'Li K, jjf . 71 12.1 f jf i J 1 , A . f -ff ff , -, Y, X ! . 4 f A ...ij vi' 4 WW!-jf .V-J 7 X.- J Vbifjf lfiy' 33 1 ff JV j, I fi if fi W fff' bf' we SM ff l J,f .9 J fi' J Junior Class Hzktory In the fall of 1939 a group of inexperienced students gathered together for the first meeting of a newly organized group. The organization was called ' The Class of 1942 , and the meeting was called to order by President John Apichella. The minutes were read and approved by Secretary Jane Malkames, and the Treasurer, Arlene Veneroso gave her report. John Hospidor was Vice President of the group. This promising group chose as their symbolic colors, red and white. Meetings were dispensed with over the hot summer months, but every member was present for their second important meeting in the fall of 1940. The newly elected President, Daniel Fornataro, took over 5 Anne Iffert was Secretary, and Anthony Lucadamo was made Treasurer. James Scarcella was elected Vice President. This year proved to be quite a success as our store of knowledge expanded considerably. The Junior class has gained school wide recognition for the high honors it has attained, and we are sure it will continue to do so in the most important and most trying year of them all-the Senior year. -055525 W S fl. N N , . f A i i , A J .KJ , i .. M-l X gig N Q 4 'b i s . K X ix G 'xp-, 1-kr 1 X . N i X' JY x wah TSN X . ' AEEEXE-Eififf Q. 3 D? .1 e Gwe Tau- The fumors 36' ' S J ' X lg In June, 1942 when the present Junior Class graduates, it should TP 6 'S ' have the record of being the largest class ever graduated from Hazleton Sf- J 5 SY High School. At present it is made up of four hundred and fifteen boys 9,53 43 cb and three hundred and seventy five girls for a total of seven hundred X- and ninety students. e The experience gained by the members of the class While they were Sophomores began to show up this year. The Juniors have taken a large and important part in all our activities. We find them enrolled as members and leaders in all our school organizations. Many of the important cogs of our athletic teams the past year were Juniors. They contributed immensely to the success of these teams, and will serve as a nucleus for rebuilding next year. As Seniors who are about to depart from these portals, We give you- the Juniors. They are to be congratulated for their achievements of the past two years. They have conducted themselves as ladies and gentlemen, and have shown a sincere desire to learn. May they have even greater successes in the future. V 0 V rr -1 1 ef R IZ fy 5 fi I 'Q 5, rc? 4 -4 r...b L J fn ., E -'- 94 ,, 1 1 A ' 1 ,ik ,114 'vfl Fil f . .f ffcw 1 f. we X ga 1 X. 1 X Q N K L' N X N FH s Jfyffjj . iffy fvrfy 1 , if A ov iff 'ji V! ga! v I A , WMI Q1 lv 120 5 W 120 5 Lamora Frye --Small Frye. - Jane MalkamesgTypical High School Girl. Betty Jane CookeSWeet and Lovable. Frank Antinozzi-Singing Troubadour. Nellie Avillion-Fancy Stepper. Marie Coleman-Winsome. Irvin Schick-Brilliant actor and student. Howard Deis-Thespian's Star. Ruth Griffith-High School's, Deanna Durbin. Agnes Lubrecht-Most Cheerful. Catherine Yeager-Friendliest. Michael NicholsoneOur Irish Flash. Anne Iffert-Most Determined. Richard J acobs-Most Tempestuous. Anthony FluriiClass Romeo. Bruce Ellis-Easy Going. . Daniel FornatorafSuperman. Mary Murphy-One In A Million. John ApichellaeTall, Dark and Handsome. Anna BangorAeNicest Smile. Anna VisintainereeMost Agreeable. Charles BurkhardteeBest Dresser. Norbert Lenard-Ace Diver. Carol Williams-Best Natured. Leona Woodring-Most Likeable. Sylvia RossiYMost Entertaining. Connie Dougherty-Ever Willing. Eddie BresnockwAce Basketeer. Eugene ThompsoniA good swimmer. Marjorie O'Donnell-High Stepper. . Arlene VenerosoeAll-around Friend. w-6441! Millicent Norris-Sophisticated. Johnny HospidoreDependable Basketball Star. 95 DEQEEEXEE The world has always acted on the principle that one good kick deserves another. -OQEEEEXEE E 6 an W QW w Q 'MMS www 'Xia gifgjbfv ,4zQ2Q 'f':g2A6i77 ,,a' 0 1 ff ff., If 'X , iw ll ff I' 1 wif ,' W 5 M ZH! ,1 ff' I :J 1 4 Wal 4 W 'X l, IV Q f K 1 WW If fx Hx , ,I ,j I ff! W 1, F V MM' ' 5 C n E 'wh , llzffljyl .4-'X 7 KL K v 5, J . Q kr ' K QQ: K W ii I 1' X ,, iifrlf 'i f .i llf' 4! 311 3 XX 'R o 5 Class of 1943 M 675 e Offzc 07' 772 Sopho GLADYS SNYDER of President 'KX Q55 WV ALBERT BROWN Vice President MARION SEIDEL JAMES PORPIGLIO Secretary Treasurer 98 skate, 0. A Q it V 1 if ,J 5 CX :X J fl' ill, .i 'r ,lf V 'IA w bw iw Sophomore Clan Hzlviory On the morning of September 3rd, the Sophomores started Work on a three act dramatic production, Life With The Class of '43. As Student Coach they chose Gladys Snyder, Stage Manager, Albert Brown, Script Reader, Marion Seidel, and Business Manager, James Porpiglio. As work on the drama progressed, they arranged to set the stage in the colors of maroon and white. All through the year, those who will assume prominent roles in the final act have been proving their ability. Keep on, Sophomores, you have the ability to produce a great play. QQXQKQQQ A To T he Sophomores When the Sophomore Class entered High School last September it was the largest class to do so in the history of the school. lt Was made up of nine hundred and sixteen pupils. In the group there Were four hun- dred and twelve boys and five hundred and four girls. The class Was so large that there Wasn't enough room for them in the Senior High School. The Sophomore Commercials had to be sent over to the Arthur Street building. This plan has Worked out splendidly, and those pupils in the Annex have spent a happy and profitable year there. The Sophomores have contributed immensely to the success of our athletic teams, clubs, productions, and other activities. Some of them have become outstanding in their first year in High School, While a good many others are gaining the experience and poise that will enable them to become finished performers in their respective fields. The Sophomores established a record when they elected a girl, Gladys Snyder, for Class President. This is the first time that this has happened in the history of our High School. The experiment worked very Well, as the class has had a very successful year under the guidance of its president. To the Sophomores, We the Senior Class offer our congratulations for a successful year, and hope that you may go on to greater glory in the future. 055525 Eb 100 Who? Who Gladys Snyderelilirst Girl President. Marion Seidel-Most Serene. Albert Brown-Competent OH'icer. Irene Gallo-Miss Annex. James Porpiglio-Mr. Annex. Sally Lewis-Best Pianist. Seward BronsoniBest Musician. Betty Jane Herr-Best Actress. Rosemary GennettiiSophisticated. Arthur J ohnson-Personality Kid. Carolyn Howells-Most Cheerful. Theodore Onifer+Best Debater. Kay Kellner-Jitterbug. John Gennaro-Smallest. Louise Nicholson-Good N atured. Anthony Moran-Best Athlete. Betty Remick-Mermaid. Morris Fierro-Friendliest. Irene Purcell-Best Skater. Homer Demopolous-Gentleman Of Leisure. Jeanne Smithcors-Sophomore Nightingale. Charles Gebauer-Cheerleader. Isabel Crease-Most Vivacious. Cornelia KrausekNicest Smile. - du-Q!! I . Enid Paradise-Most Reserved. ,find-v'-0e Janet FairlieiOutstanding Orator. Lois Iles-Best Dancer. Dawn Lwellyn-Peppiest. Jean SmitheBest Ticket Seller. Shirley Rice-Clever Dresser. l 101 me exxmf- XXPA-1-MJ-QALQN QM-Nr OMML Mo- I +0 B ,K9',V,x Wewsfiiiigiifmd -cl' A 5, m9 QAM, lm?-Q.,o.i9x M,Q,gM,kWp, V ' fv' .v:,l ,Xl-Q,f.1Tl,q, A': 'U 'N +Q -Q- 1LuM,JuAlxM1Q,-L1,., KVA MVKLX UDL JQAn,Jl Oo-'vw-'L A,M,-'LQ-Q U?wwAf,QaAjCvXLM,MMLwMwj3M+QMa.ABkw- e Otivmbwxlfw c9'vuM- R' ' Q10-GAA.JU 8L XWN- 'ML 04- Q51 Mun, J womilv wa-X 'ma 0-N Xl Q'-L -Qf'0 'Ul WQMMJQ,jZewwLwMm vJMW.AS?Www2UFTJQe, Lmwy wwe Amoie..gMe+Q well. e n!R9MX GMA, Silence is a true friend who never MMM GA. Nl,-ZXWOBWVJ betraYS.JA!a,LQ Ao A-fv.,f,Q J-AAA-L mlb-o414J JALDYAA1 WW lfavvzfwmdfw- Q wie Jw, MA beak n ,ew Gym CXILMQ by ,L,,,'Jf ,LM my-ML' Wmwigwmsxmipwmw .. . MAA ' I ' ' ' Q,0'wv M. Tmwvdam 6 7555 Rl MQW' NWN we MW MWWLL .A xp ' - OMAL ' ' M J, . i51q0Mw?fMQ - ww e Nepali Q9MJvW M 'gljlwmxp ' J3Cxoi3lT.Q,M.3,,Wgu Q21 JCQML Jem WD XM, MVQRQQ MEM UAA wjwf fbxqfelfw- H w.- Q WALK M,0u13C-'L,9'NJ- ' Q 5 mi! QM , , JAA A an , XJ' gif N K,xCf 8 xx? W i ,-2 Z ' - XX if K X Q if XX - . XX 1 HX f ir Y n 5 X, QNX . it 0 LN' Y X gy '--Y--Y ,,, .. xi Y , T 'f , tw, Y Y X i4 If - X -Zi, ,- Clubs Theypian-Plczymaleer Club Three major plays have been produced by the Hazleton Senior High School, Troupe No. 257, under the direction of Miss Marian V. Brown. The first of these, The Henpecked Husband , was given by the Senior Class on October 25. The other two plays, New Fires , and The Case of the Laughing Dwarf , were staged under Thespian auspices. The season has also included the production of many one- act plays for various occasions. Thespians are devoting much time to their Entertainment Bureau which they have organized and which is extremely active in furnishing entertainment for a number of local groups. The Troupe is kept constantly before the public and there is a new interest in dramatics throughout the entire school. Q Officers: x 2 President ...... . , . Anthony Chirico Vice President ....... ,... M arie Keegan ' Secretary ............. .......... J eanne Yost Recorded of Points ..,..........,. Roy LaRocca ,l Sponsor ............. . . . Miss Marian V. Brown T 5 4 4 . K P H 3 xi 2+ I 1 , ' 'I-.. sw u.. 94' 1 --4 W l Mrs. Esposito ii ' ki V Q xx - V vit i. A l il 7' my IALV 3 , ik ,ia 5' . tkigli-rirjf -:V li' agxvx 3 gl H xxx: X121 ,W x ! john K .fx -N i ll sl lx . f ,VI If T il Al i fi x x sg: iifyxix ffl. HRKXE v YW 'f . ' PM Q x ig r, . iikigf l' l i 2 Girls ' Cpzdette Club Calling all girls! Calling all girls! l There Will be a Cadette meeting, Thursday evening, at 7:15, M-W Al in the Y. W. C. Af' lib ber Cadette meeting? What is a Cadette meeting?l' ll It is a meeting of 200 high school girls. What activities do Cadettes participate in? Entertaining programs, such as: The Faculty Tea, for all the teachers and parentsg Heart Throb Danceg Dime Hopsg a Ceremonialg a Christmas Partyg Swimming Partiesg Skating Partiesg Fashion Showg Speakersg and Crafts. The Annual Mid-Winter Conference, which Was held at Scranton this year, was attended by a large delegation from Hazleton. There is a summer conference which is attended by a few of the most active Cadettes. Major credit for the club's success goes to the officers and advisers President ...,.,...,...,........ Mary Bachman Vice President . . .... Anna Iffert Secretary .... . , . . . . .... Lamora Frye Treasurer ...,.....,,,.,,.,.... Peggy McCurley Advisers . . . , . . Mrs. Ruth Brandon, Miss Esther Alher, Mrs. Esposito, and Miss Illert. 106 l 9 Girls' Om torzml Club Officers: President ........ ..... M ary Curilla Vice President ,,.. ........ M arie Keegan Secretary ..,,..... . . ...,, Mary Bachman Treasurer ........,., ...,.,.,.... A nna Dulcey Recorder of Points ....i ,.... M ary Ellen MacLean Business Manager. . . ,4........ Betty Schaller General Manager ...,. ...,.. L ois Ann Fairlie Advisor .,....,......,,.. .4.. M iss Jane E. Rich Calendar of Events: September 13, 1940eGirls' Oratorical Club presents iirst Assembly program of present term. October 23, 1940- Artists' and Models' Ball , held in the High School Gymnasium. December 13, 1940eeG. O. C. presents Christmas program. December 22, 1940eG. O. C. assists Salvation Army to spread Christ- mas cheer. February 13, 1941fG. O. C. holds Annual Banquet at Catholic Womens' Club. , May 9, 1941AOratory Day observed by Hazleton High School. Hazleton competes in Inter-Scholastic Oratorical Contest. June 5, 1941eG. O. C. holds annual picnic. Officers for the 1911-42 term installed. T lze German Club At the beginning of the year the German students, under the direc- tion of Miss Walser, organized a club which they named Der deutsche Verein or the German Club. The following students were elected as ofiicers for the club: President .......... Mary Petrilla Treasurer ........ Margaret Billig V-President . .Margaret Albrechta Reporter. , . ,.... Walter Optulsky Secretary ....... Louise Broskoske Program Chairman .Jack Mulhall First and second year German students of high scholastic standing constitute the membership of the club. The purpose of the club is to develop an interest in the German language, and to provide enjoyment in education, and in social activities. The meetings are held every second and fourth Wednesday of the month. It is hoped that the foundation laid by the present members Will be strengthened by their successors. Ende gut, alles gut. 108 Senior Library Club The Senior Library Club enables each one of its members to become fully acquainted with all functions of the library. Every member has had personal experience with the library in the past year. Presiding Officers this year: President ,.,, ..r... R oy LaR0cca Secretary .......,,.,.. Rita Fluri Vice President ,... George Sahaida Treasurer ,... Anthony DeCusatis The Junior Library Club has accomplished a great deal too this year. Through the cooperation of Miss Fagcr they learned the use of and located every book in the school library. May their success be con- tinued. Presiding Officers this year: President .4,... Edward Bresnock Secretary ,l.. .,,.. L ois Rausch Yice President ...... Paul Schaller Treasurer r4..,,,...... Elgin Fox Junior Library Club 6 C 7 9 6 Cemwle Bonjour! Comment allez-vous aujourd' hui? M155 Pengelly Tres bien, mercif' Le Cenaclel' is the French word for a higher type of club found in France. Under the direction of Misses Kirschner and Pengelly, the second year students met bi-weekly and enjoyed various programs and activities, including a fall dance, a bake sale, and an annual spring banquet. The leaders of the club for this year arc: President ......,, Lois Ann Fairlie Secretary .i.. . . .Carl Schwartz V-President.Mary Ellen MacLean Treasurer, ....... Esther Remick Reporter , . .Melvin Levine The purpose of the club is to develop and increase an interest in French life, language, customs, traditions and history, to improve the facility in speaking French, and to impart in practical use, a French atmosphere, the French learned in the classroom. In order to accom- plish this, the meetings were conducted in French. It was not until the second semester that the first year French students were admitted. The first program proved the worth of the new members. As the officers handed over their positions at the annual banquet in May, they wished the new memberseUne bonne annee, beaucoup de succes, et au revoir. A 110 Junior Red Crow Orgafzziczzvfon Under the capable direction of its new sponsor, Miss Helen Hill, the Junior Red Cross Club has been active not only in school but also throughout the city. Its toy project gives happiness to poor children at Christmas time, its bake sale furnishes the money to purchase glasses for the needy, and its scrapbooks, cartoons, and jigsaw puzzles enter- tain the sick during convalescence. These competent workers are always on the job and deserve all the credit one can give them. The oflicers of the club are :. President .......... .... lX 'Iary lNlcElheney lst Yice Pres.. . . . 2nd 'X' ice Pres . . .Burton Levine . . .Irene Hoinski Secretary, , . . . .Rita DePalma Sponsor .... . .Miss Helen Hill 1 H il J lr., x tj ff 'Xi X l l 1 X ? If kg!! xx . it y N- l 111 1 Lmroln Debrzting Club lil ,f fl ll The year 1946-41 has been one of the most successful years in the lf-.1 history of the Lincoln Debating Organizationethe oldest club in the Q Q High School. Y 'Ili . . . , Xi Under the guidance of its newly elected adviser, Mr. Thomas Camp- lxkp jf' In anell, the teams have Won many debates and gained high recognition at y f the Debating Tournament held at Whitehall in Allentown. X I f J X' l y. QQ 5 The affirmative team was composed of Francis Marusak, Burton 1 1' Levine, and Martin Cohn as alternate. lv The negative team consisted of Marie Keegan, Francis Fatise, and N 5 I Ted Onifer and Joseph Cerwonka as alternates. lx K The officers of the club are: y ! President ....... . . . ..,... Francis Fatsie 'XA 1' Vice President .... ..... F rancis Marusak A If fl Secretary. ,.... ...., N orma Rothman W1 Reporter ..... ,...,. M artin Cohn Xt Q ffl Ng F, Y 1 t X, X if ,ff a lf 3, N 112 .I. C. S. l. C. stands for Student Improvement Club. This Club was organized two years ago by Dr. Turnbach. Its purpose is to suggest and establish improvements in our High School, so that it may be made one of the finest high schools in the state. Students are selected for membership in the club by the homeroom teachers. Each teacher selects the student in their homeroom with the best qualities of leadership and the best scholastic record to be the rep- resentative of that room. Officers: President ..,.,. . . . ....... Marie Keegan Vice President. . . .Daniel Antinozzi Sec.-Treas. ...... ..... M ary Bachman Sponser, . . .... Dr. S. P. Turnbach llil . v ' 4 gvaf J-4' Liam iii iq -L 4-QL, LJ, Q, fi mga Crew Hurrah! Hurrah! Hurrah! Three cheers for the stage crew. What would we ever do without these willing workers. These industrious boys, under the capable di- rection of Mr. A. K. Saueracker, have certainly done their share in making all the H. H. S. productions a success. The class of '41 wishes to express their sincere appreciation to this year's crew which consisted of the fol- lowing: Harry Rice Edward Sobon Thomas Sabia Edward Listiak Joseph Shuliga Leo Barron Michael Tokash Angelo Crocamo John Marushin Nicholas DiSabella Albert Beaney 1 14 A. 37 Laffy' isa, ,l I 0 I ' flxir' ff 'J' '. 1-fx 4 f asa l . 'ff :fx fq -'S':'-35 f-1'-Tfx an uf. D I, XX '.,'x. 5 1:55 .,'.:,':,l.A I -1 -4-,Q .1 'Nw J-','.Etx Li- -, 1 .1 X fi.-.T-K-.1 '.-xx 2 :axes-, .444 fl xiii fZ'Z..'f.--' ' '-f X Vu-er:-'f 1 '4' Y 'J5'1f-'1:. f-Qwvg-5, - 1 Qi: -.iv -1,1-L' L- X T'iff.l'AL1: f'- 1 59344124 - -.I Q....f.1-XX 2:f-'Qlijqj-I 1-iifi','-, - -CEL?-5 :5R l'7 V:-fE1f!fZ :. '5G5 f tl-151-1.' XC- 'f3:5?'? sl J , Wi.:-jf'---Q gfgifrv '.j,:-ff FPL. 41' '.:5.i-iQ ,-'i:'2.v71 1 .1.,.A'. 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' CACLI X , CL i O L!c!k,Z' I r i , X J I .i,,.l4L- J' , 77 , x J I 'KC J ,Lb , I 'Y-J? li I ? ,M-1-,lf il . 4 X . , :gif Xfw .0 j 1 r, J fl 1 X pfwdfdz' 0 of If f w..., ,L A bv' -ff: I ' 'Yuba V W f ., V KV x.f,,QC!l ,LMC fgligxy ,Y H 47 Lf, Mdls, ,LLL fn CX .Q VC' Z, gl ' - 'K fQ52,,. ' ' lg A V64 NL ' gf X 0'1 - ,, M-tg A f C555 Li-5 .g,..24,f, Q' 3 1 'X 'V 'X Yi W WLL4-1 ff bw- ? NR Wigan . K ,, X 'Ax i X R 'ff' 1 4' , X-If 1 gi- , X 'K Aff'-4 - Lx X ,X'C ' 1 x f GN mx f72 I LIL Qing ntnlgxl M' Y .1 , f- L L A -ff ' x 'X 'fc y 3 Drill Corps The Girls' Drill Corps enjoyed the most successful year of the three years they have been in existence. They presented a striking appearance as they paraded into Harman-Geist Stadium before each game. All eyes in thc Stadium were focused on these girls as they went through their intricate maneuvers with ease. Their presentation of the American Flag, using flash cards, was a spectacle Worth seeing. The Drill Corps Was under the direction of Captains Edward Robin- son and Rudolph Hotalen. The commanding officer of the Corps Was Peggy McCurley. MR. ROBINSON MR. HUTALEN omg,-3 92' sap Q 1!i'QrQLa,Qg' 1 ,A ' Q iz ui' Usual , as K 4' , , Qt if 'GQ I . L, VV A g , I 4 a ,f1y4 ?L7V, 5? , W fe - I 'ff' - fi mf 116 1+ Hn vi + S K4 , Q - Mr. Schwartz Adwnrea' Chorus The Advanced Chorus of the Hazleton Senior High School, under the supervision of Mr. George P. Schwartz have received much prasie and recognition from the music lovers of the high school, and this vicinity. This club was organized in 1939, and the members Were selected from the general chorus classes. Work and pleasure combined have given this club its high standing. May the Advanced Chorus achieve greater heights in the years ahead. 118 N V Y 'nw WY -fviki il Y D 1 A 1' wal , if l d' ' I, ?rQ,,yQgLLvQi, , , . f jg, . fYV'J5 rJ I .VN .5 c' N . jf , . DM-va ' A W -ff' fl -' il HM frfffuxw ,f--XY ' CBA- H. H. S. Cham! Club A new club was organized in the Hazleton Senior High School under the leadership of Mr. George P. Schwartzg namely- The H. H. S. Choral Club. Hard Work and cooperation have given this club a grand start on the road to success. The officers who were elected for the year are: President ,..... Michael Mancuso Secretary .... ..... S teve Roman Vice-President. . .Joseph Perkosky Treasurer ........... Marvin Rau A Bake Sale under the auspices of this club was a big success and the proiits were used to buy music for the Minstrel Medley held on April 18. Many favorite songs were chosen for the Minstrel, such as Deep In My Heart , Hallelujah , from Hit The Decku, When Day is Donen, and many others. Loads of luck to all the new corners to this club. We are sure you will be successful. 119 Q52-525555 The greatest mistake you can make in life is to be continually fearing you will make one. OEPFM FE? 'fn 1755 Mafia . U l ff? 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CASHIER anew-HER co-sorrow.-yAQ'rs1AFF c1.anzx-Q AQ1' STAFF ,wwf 408 JOHN MUMAW MARY MANCO WILLIAM SCHABER MARGARET SABIA LUCY FEENEY JOSEPH GREGA , mu svnxrr ART STAFF MW I ARLSTAFF Y A, VYYQHIEF' g:Lcw,rg Y Axe Egan! ART STAEAEA, GENEVIEVE KOTARRA ANTHONY CHIRICO PEGGY DE COSMO LEON MAUE cnc rn svovcrs sovron Assssmm' CLLRK AQY STAFF 3?-M, 'Q' ANNA nuuzev my wpm LQ? gfficook RUTH BRANDAU JEAN ne Mmzc 0 SUSAN N o T0 MARY REILLY STAFF MARIE MARIE ROMANELLI CECELIA SABOL D0 OTHTIVSCHILLER FLORENCE SNYDER THERESAVITALIANO MARGUERITE WARG ALICE WEAR BETTY WLLLER A funn? cuenx R ss CARMELLH QCHEETTY JOHN FEEKO BURTON LEVINE PAUL KERSCHNEP. EUGENE GRANDON JACK MULHALL L . 4 A ' 4 Q. fldountaineer Staff Editors-in-Chief. . A ..... John Sharpe '41g Norma Rothman '41 Feature Editor ..,.. ..V,,...........,......... M ary Curilla '41 Associate Editors .r.. .... H oward Deis '42g Dorothy Razonoski '42 William Pachenceg Marie Keegan '41 Sports Editor .,......i. ....,.......r.rr...., F rancis Fatsie '41 Ass't. Sports Editors ,..., . . .David Wagner '42g Paul Lamont '42 Exchange Editor ,...,......... , .....,............. Martin Cohn '42 As-s't. Erchange Editor .....t,..,...i.....,....... Norman Shupeck '43 BUSINESS STAFF Business Managers ,.,.... ,..,., . , ,Agnes Golias '41g Alberta Grager '41 Irene Harmanski '41 Copyreader ...... ..,i.............,......... H . Helen Smalley '42 FACULTY ADVISERS Copy ...... . . . Miss Rebecca W. Boyle, Miss Elizabeth Harry Business ..... ........,............,.. M r. VValter Katchmer Printing. . ...ill. ........i.... ..,,............ M r . Howard Deis The Mountaineer is published Bi-Weekly by and for the students of the Hazleton Senior High School. We are proud to say our paper has Won 3rd place in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest. The publication is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and the Pennsylvania Scholastic Press Association. 124 P x 4 Y .kiwi 1 - Ji .f -Q., ,,f1f1.i Ape- .e ,du Wg. ,. . , 2753 7 A ff . i .Zn , 5 K Ei? i 1 I .qi fr. K , 'W ,A1 .. z 9 Q' Y v qv Q , 1 'Q SP5 Q, il : g A 3 1. S s ,- 0 if , .. . - V5 V L .. 2 1 a A Q 1 M ,W -. 1' 4 E X H gl 055555252 Itt dgth mth th tb tld 055525252 nf- 1. If U!! F t .- V, 4 4 If ' ?4,4fnL6l?7f QUWMMMLN Clfnlfdllnwfaa V r17fZ-4,41-v'Z8X4fv vulA--L 'lfvnxffv-j.,Lw-1-f 'f-A4fk vf'7 KA'! '1'5A-vfwi WWW 7'A'17'L7 :Jia Ufd '7 bg' 34-fuf 4 r-.4,.,u. ,ALL rprff' ffgv ,MQ FAQ! .44 1-.4.f!'4x.f ,l Q vie g 1 f ale-'7 A f J I W - Os! , 1 Q v '4 Q 1 D J, ' Qi, ,I ts WA - K. K LA' lt , 1 , . - 4 1 A I r 1 vvvffu f . 1 ' f YI I 5 . mfr Y wi ' 7 fox' , y,y, 27 - ' 5 V4 , I VW ML, I f X, fy, ld , nf I 'L,f-A4,,,x, inks- if, .1 r L. A M . wi FMLA Q WMM Vx, .V Azflzleizvs M. yin MoJ 4 lf'- iivl-L. 4 u,c7 QJV4-411 bg, v,4L,,,,,-I C414 , 1+ Ja., , 4, 4 . ,A M , - . 4f I, '27 M7 if Q f 'If' 1,41 11, Jffl,-7,,,.f in Jai, - 5 ' - ' ' 5 04,641,111-., . CM 4,,f,f f ,E ifyvtfru s..f X ' ye ,WQL 4,060.4 Ly jf i,y VN4.P'41 2 . L , ' - 2 ' - , ff W I K !, Jl, jf V .dlpyvfgl 'Ark ff ,n4LxJg lx ,LM , Ava,-4 . N 1 V7 'I' X If, Ir . 4.7 fl ,QA ff: f J iv- M lflfu fy Llvxflx x xi dfyrgf ,f,,,A.,x4,.l.. .yffxxf 44 Ark iyV',L'.7 QZLPI'-4A,L-vu, ixxf.,-yllxf ,,1,A. f ,Tt, is I. W Alb L 1 1 I' 0 ,, , 1. 1' I: .fr ' 6 , kr 1: ffmijfl s ,.i1,,.n,.14 A L. JI. ' , 1 I r,i-L U55 ereiies Each year many new faces appear at our football and basketball games. These people are not always familiar with the location of their seats. In order to save them time and trouble, a new organization of usherettes has been organized. They have appeared at all football and basketball games this year, and are always ready to be of any service to fans. Their aim is to make all spectators at games as comfortable as possible. The members of this organization are: Marie Walker Florence Frindt Helen May Phyllis Young Gladys Reider 128 Kiifx Bzzskeilwll A H. V. MCGEEHAN COACH 9 ROBERT ROTHACKER STUDENT MGR. ROBERT STE CKROTH CO-CAPTAIN ,f X 2 NL git ' I if ff, ff-Mp X , ,. af A.f, 1 ,-,k ,,,,: gf ' 2 E 5 N A : S. . W 2, ... ,Z ,y N5 A,5,fm'ggg. A 1. V 6 ig yiwf '21 -- :': ' gi - f S xl xxx V: x 1 1 W ,, ,Lf 3 , , NPI X 'e mf S -H .:: swf ' Y 1 ,Aw ,gg ,Wh ,1 . .f 1: 1, , 1,744 ig Eg -SQ-, ' ifgif iffff 11 ' V ,QW ,X A if in Q ggf w., ,M aw N Q M 5:2254 fi ' N .A v,,,,w4g'i3.,N,, -,gf - J i- , K kg5g,gi,.Qzi? ' f , - S1923 3.4. ,ei l J fy.. Q x 3 -P an ' .21 Q vis' 1 A - if I .. , , ! , x,.W af Ki if X ox 'X' .,, 5 4 , Q fr Sxxm -nh .4 A ,J WL, Q , 7 f uw I ff Y 'W Q.: Q Basketball Snhedule I 94 0- 41 6 10 13 17 X20 3 2147 no 17 21 X24 28 December Northampton Bloomsburg Milton Williamsport Reading January Bethlehem Williamsport Pottsville Allentown Easton Tamaqua Shenandoah W4 7 A214 9621 28 14 if D February Bethlehem Pottsville Allentown Easton Tamaqua March Allentown enotes away games. it Denotes league playoff game at University of Pen nsylvania Palestra. iixgfggffr The Hazleton High School Basketball Team opened the season of 1940-41 as an unknown quantity. All of the veterans of the previous year had graduated. The team started slowly, but gained momentum' as the season progressed, and really surprised their followers by capturing the first half Eastern League title. The fact that they did not repeat in the second half, and lost in the playoff for the 1940-41 title, did not dim the remarkable accomplishments of this year's squad. Coach Hugh McGeehan and his aides, Frank Serany and Vernard Fegley, are to be commended for the exceptionally fine job they have performed. A brief resume of the season is presented for your enjoyment. December 6 Hazleton 25 Northampton 18 ln the opening tilt of the season the H. H. S. Basketecrs showed that they were a team with possibilities. They came through in the latter periods of the game to score a victory. Moran and Smith sparked the H. H. S. team, while Jacoby and Yanik starred for the opposition. December 10 Hazleton 41 Bloomsburg 12 In this game the Mountaineers seemed to be rounding into form, and they showed signs of a speedier and more aggressive attack. The Sweeney, Smith, Steckroth, Polmounter, Hospidor, combination showed signs of developing into a real pennant contender. December 13 Hazleton 36 Milton 23 Again the Mountaineers came through, this time for a 36-23 victory over Milton High. Milton, being the toughest team met so far, played a smart game, but they were no match for the improved Mountaineers. Sweeney and Moran starred for the Blue and White. December 17 Hazleton 17 Williamsport 20 On December 17 the Billports brought forth a veteran team of deadshots, and defeated the Mountaineers on their home court. Our opponents played good basketball, and the sharpshooting ace, Brenner, led their attack. Poor foul shooting was the main cause for the Moun- taineers initial defeat. December 20 Hazleton 17 Reading 22 Reaching the end of their pre-season exhibition tilts, the Moun- taineers bowed to Reading. Many weaknesses were still evident that needed mending in preparation for the tougher games yet to come. Although much improved from the last game, the Mountaineers could not defeat the powerful Reading Quintet. January 3 Hazleton 34 Bethlehem 23 Before a capacity crowd, the Mountaineers beat Bethlehem in one of the season's most interesting games. The McGeehanites put on a 133 -55555555 wonderful exhibition of team work. Each member played like a veteran and it would be impossible to single out one or two as the stars of the game. January 7 Hazleton 26 Williamsport 29 A large crowd of Hazleton. fans flocked to Williamsport to see one of the most exciting games of the season. With good teamwork the Mountaineers were able to secure a 13-12 lead on the Billports at half time, but were unable to keep it. They were finally conquered by a veteran Billport quintet. Bresnock played a remarkable game, scoring several baskets at opportune moments. January 10 Hazleton 31 Pottsville 17 Profiting by their loss to Williamsport, the Mountaineers came through for a victory over the Potters. The defensive work of the Hazle- ton team was outstanding. Hospidor, Polmounter, and Smith starred for the locals. Sonny Boyer was the best for a potentially strong Pottsville team. January 17 Hazleton 31 Allentown 25 On January 17 the Mountaineers subdued their most important opponent to the tune of 31-25. The first quarter ended 5-4 in favor of H. H. S., and at the end of the second quarter, the Blue and White in full stride, led 17-8. It was in the second half of the game that the excitement became intense. Allentown started to creep up on the Moun- taineers, but they were stopped by a fighting H. H. S. Quintet. Each member of the team played an excep ionally fine defensive and offensive game. Smith came through for three brilliant shots in the last quarter which really decided the game in Hazleton's favor. January 21 Hazleton 39 Easton 30 H. H. S. fans were pleased with the excellent defensive and aggressive teamwork exhibited by the Mountaineers in defeating Easton by a score of 39 to 30. Steckroth, playing his usual good game at center, was outstanding in retrieving the ball for H. H. S., while Smith was the outstanding scorer. Easton was an aggressive and smooth functioning team. They put up a determined battle before bowing in defeat. January 24 Hazleton 38 Tamaqua 29 Hazleton journeyed to Tamaqua for the final game of the first half league race. The two teams met before a packed house, and thrilled their fans with a beautiful exhibition of basketball. The superior team play and shooting of Hazleton enabled them to emerge victorious. They had successfully gone through the first half campaign without a defeat and were the first half champions of the Eastern League. 134 QQXQQKQGA A January 28 Hazleton 45 Shenandoah 22 Hazleton made short work of a weak Shenandoah team. The final score was 45 to 22 in the local team's favor. Many varsity hopefuls of next year were given a chance to display their ability. February 4 Hazleton 16 Behtlehem 32 Tragedy marked the opening game of the second half. The Moun- taineers were upset to the tune of 32-16 by Bethlehem. Our opponents played a brilliant game, and their sharpshooting ace, Venninger, could not be halted. In contrast our team had shots that rolled around and then dropped out. February 7 Hazleton 28 Pottsville 27 Hazleton started by scoring a number of baskets with ease. It appeared at the beginning as though the game would be an easy conquest for the home team. In the second half Pottsville came to life, and by the end of the regulation game had tied the score. In the overtime period some brilliant work by Bresnock and Hospidor saved the day for Hazleton. February 14 Hazleton 22 Allentown 29 A fighting Hazleton team was defeated by Allentown at Allentown, by a score of 29-22. The Mountaineers displayed their best form of the year, but the superior reserve strength of the Canaries was too great an obstacle to overcome. The game was very close throughout, the score being tied at 14-14 at half time. Each member of the Mountaineer team played a hard, consistent game. February 21 Hazleton 30 Easton 31 Hazleton lost a heart breaker to Easton by a one point margin. The Red Rovers started fast, and soon had gained a sizable lead. The Mountaineers finally tied the score, and then went one point ahead with seconds remaining. Easton was not to be denied though, and a long shot by Rothenhausler settled the game in their favor. February 28 Hazleton 36 Tamaqua 23 With Moran running wild, the Mountaineers succeeded in trouncing the Tammies by a score of 36-23. Bresnock, Smith, Hospidor, and Moran played in championship form. March 4 Hazleton 24 Allentown 32 Before a record crowd of 7,500 rabid fans in the University of Penn- sylvania Palestra, Hazleton met Allentown to determine the league champion. The game was close and exciting until the final minutes when the superior reserve strength of Allentown decided it in their favor. The whole Mountaineer team performed capably, and they were not disgraced, even in defeat. 135 i Q .1 .uv 'N- n 4 .23-.. 'O 1 aj , I a Y' '- xo X ' , X 1 N Mk 5 ,N PQ 5- ' . N Q l X'- 'ff 'Q 45. I-f fa av 5... ' ' 5 . s -s ' U X? T 'J -W, K is ,X , :A ff' fb ' .J rg f 5- 'S v 1 - N x J 'S :T :xxx ..-. 4 ' 'S 3' 'N .N Q w NV .131 -1, Y s ! X N L Junior lfmsity Basketball Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton Hazleton 33 33 23 14 25 25 19 35 32 45 33 17 22 30 36 .,........,Bloomsburg10 ....,.......Y.M.C.A.25 Y. M. C. A. Jr. Varsity 22 Reading 19 . .... .,..,,,..,.. B ethlehem 9 . . . .Pottsville 37 . . . .Allentown 30 . . . . .Easton 15 . . . .Tamaqua 16 . . , .Shenandoah 26 . . , . .Bethlehem 31 . , . .Pottsville 21 . . . .Allentown 32 . . . . . .Easton 25 . . . .Tamaqua 21 1 V nf Q31 QQ: 3 3 l P X . ' fag A, 5 nec-.fx ,affix X - V j-w -fi .1 X -f X ESQX Xtfffx wx- 0 A- :fx NX X xbxx K 1 1 ' EL b xxx. N x f I QQ Ex . ,lgfvgf 4 ,3 36 x F ootbzzll M Z MGLOLENICZAK MQ. WAGNED. MR. SHAW COACH FACULTY MGR. COACH Q5 U we 'Y . N ,,.-f , f,1Ef gf . . lbl Q, Q, o -Q9 J' PASDA ' w 9 WV 'e v-'X' ii X 2 'H' Y ug-.. fig 'F- 7 ii- R EJ Co' mme fnv-xx. Football L'l2e4z'zz!e 1940-41 McAdoo ...,.,. .... Williamsport ....,. .4.. Shenandoah .... 2'1Steelton ...,A . Hazle Township .,.. . . . Sept. Sept. . Oct . Oct . Oct Freeland . . Bethlehem Shamokin . :'CPottsville .l... , . , Sunbury . . Denotes away games. . Oct Nov Nov . Nov Nov The team of 1940 is gone. May they leave with us many of those qualities they possessed, above all their courage and their determination to improve day by day. They suffered bitter disappointment, yet al- ways smiling like the true champions they were, they gave us their best. S. J. Oleniczak, Head Football Coach September 20 Hazleton 6 McAdoo O The Mountaineer's season got off to an auspicious start when they defeated a strong McAdoo team at the Harman-Geist Stadium. The game was hard fought throughout, but the Mountaineers smashed through for six points in the first quarter. This was the extent of the scoring for the game, although both teams threatened several times. September 28 Hazleton 0 Williamsport 14 A very strong Williamsport team subdued a fighting Hazleton team in the second game of the season. The Mountaineers were able to hold the visitors at bay most of the game, but two quick thrusts by the veteran Williamsport aggregation decided the encounter in their favor. October 4 Hazleton 0 Shenandoah 13 The Blue Devils of Shenandoah finally broke the jinx held over them by Hazleton. The Blue and White held the upper hand for most of the game, but several costly fumbles spoiled their scoring chances. Finally the superior strength of Shenandoah enabled them to score twice in the final quarter. October 12 Hazleton 0 Steelton 20 Hazleton journeyed to Steelton for their second conference game, and suffered their third consecutive defeat. The Steelers displayed a varied attack and mixed up their plays nicely. The Mountaineers again suffered on the attack by fumbling at crucial moments. October 18 Hazleton 12 Hazle Township 0 The Mountaineers returned to the win column by defeating a stub- born Township eleven under the lights at Harman-Geist Stadium. The game was hard fought throughout, but the excellent team play of the Blue and White carried them to victory. October 25 Hazleton 46 Freeland 7 On a wet, muddy field the Mountaineers ran up their biggest score of the year. The Blue and White team clicked beautifully, and they presented a varied attack. Most of the squad were given an opportunity to show their ability. November 2 Hazleton 0 Bethlehem 15 The mighty Bethlehem team, and ultimate conference champions, needed the breaks they received to defeat a gallant Blue and White team. Hazleton outplayed and out fought the Red and Blue for three quarters of the game, yet due to costly misplays were behind 8-0. Finally the Red Hurricane, in the final quarter, were able to push across another touchdown. November 9 Hazleton 7 Shamokin 21 The Shamokin Greyhounds were easily the best drilled and smart- est team to meet Hazleton at home all season. They played smart, hard football. The Mountaineers played a good game, and came out of the tussle with the distinction of being the first team to cross Shamokin's goal line this season. November 15 Hazleton 12 Pottsville 7 Hazleton registered their first conference win by beating Potts- ville on a rain soaked field. The Mountaineers were an aggressive, hard charging team in this game, and really dominated the play more than the score would indicate. November 28 Hazleton 18 Sunbury 0 On a snow covered field the Mountaineers defeated Sunbury in the final game of the season. Poor playing conditions limited both teams, when on the offense, to straight football. Sunbury was completely outclassed by the Hghting Blue and White of Hazleton. Winning the final game enabled Hazleton to finish the season with five wins and five losses. This is really a tribute to the excellent coach- ing of Stanley Oleniczak and Paul Shaw. They started the season with an almost entirely new squad. Starting out with very little the coach- ing staff developed the boys into a fighting well drilled team. With a few good breaks they might have been one of the best in the conference. ,.1 HARRY LEWIS-FACULTY ADXISI R HAZLICTON HIGH SCHOOL CHETR LI -XDIINC' SQI XD VLA, Dx W .44 Q W4 X MW C-Ui ' X Q , H w 5 'Aff-4 . Q ! ,f ,A 1'-0 KL-um.M..w.W ws.. x , av w . ...W g '-1 64 X 41 f , '75 Wi 5-Q 53 XS.: N. FQ A P Boys ' Szwimming mm Under the guidance of Coach Danny Gregoria, the Hazleton High School Swimming Team completed their most successful season. They finished in a three way tie for the championship of the newly formed Eastern Pennsylvania Interscholastic Swimming League. This was made possible when the team defeated the three time State Championship York Team. The dual season ended in a blaze of glory when Hazleton defeated Allentown. Individual recognition was gained by John McGrory and Gene Thompson, who placed second and third respectively in the 220 yd. free style event in the State Championship meet held at Penn State. Other notable performers were Higgins and Leonard as divers, Jerry Adamo in the free style event, and George Perchansky and Bernard Boyle in the backstroke and breaststroke respectively. Summary: Hazleton 48. . . .... Reading 18 Hazleton 35. . . ...... Hershey 31 Hazleton 27. . . ..., Allentown 39 Hazleton 28. , . ..,. Allentown 38 tH'azleton 33. . . . ...... Allentown 33 Hazleton 33 ........................ York 32 ti District 11 meet which Hazleton won by winning the freestyle relay. 144 y. ,, , iris ' S fzwz'mmz'ng Team Splash! Look out you'll get wet. It's the Girls' Swimming Club again, merrily swimming through the year of 1940-41. The club is under the able guidance of Miss Helen R. Wills, faculty advisor. We've been busy practicing up on our strokes and dives for our annual Water Follies, presented on April 29. Our assembly program, a thrilling one-act play entitled, The Spider was a big success. Another outstanding event was our swimming party held during the winter. Of course, the one event looked forward to by each and every member of this organization is the Spring Dinner Dance . This is always quite an occasion. To the Seniors, who were most active, pins of recognition were given. Presiding oflicers are: President ..... ..... B etty Charest - Secretary ......,... Lois Bommer Vice President .... Amelia Morgan Treasurer .i..... Betty Jane Cook Scribe ...... Lucille Kugler , 145 . i aggravate QEEEEEXE-E Folks Who never do anymore than they get paid for, never get paid for anymore than they do. 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'-'F-' 1 4 kA is Plzofograpfzem- i0 fhe Parficular ITIHIE WANILIENY SWUIDIIQ 112 North Wyoming Street PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PI-IOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES DEVELOPING AND PRINTING KODAKS CINE KODAKS MOTION PICTURE ACCESSORIES PICTURE FRAMING f The Largest and most M odern Studio in Eastern Pemw --- 158 COMPLIMENTS OF The Plain Speaker--Standard Sentinel THE GREATEST SAFEGUARD IN ANY BANK is the management. United States Government Supervision is important here, and so are this bank's capital assets of more than S1,600,000, While Federal Deposit Insurance up to S5000 for each customer counts for much. But sound policies and efllciency in operation are the determining factors in the stability of this institution, Where Hazleton people have been BANKING WITH SAFETY Since 1890 HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK HAZLETON, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System. 159 l, REMEMBER ,- it is what you save, not what you earn that makeslyou independent! Saving something, no matter how little, and depositing it at interest, is the foundation of all success. Open a Savings Account at interest here, make regular deposits out of your earnings, and let us put them to Work for you. FIRST NATIONAL BANK HAZLETON, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System HARRY V. PARENTE DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS DIPLOMAS INVITATIONS 129 N. Wyoming Street HAZLETON, PA. Telephone 4563-R 160 CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduates of the Class of 1941 We extend our congratulations and an invitation to use this Bankls Helpful Financial Services. TRADERS BANK AND TRUST CO. Hazleton, Pa. Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation gP'x,x,x,x,x'xl1x,x'x'x'x'x'xlx'x'x'x,x,x,Q'x'X'x'xlXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIXIg2 1 1 :1 1: N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N1 1, ,1 1, N' 'N N' 'N N1 1, N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N N' 'N 161 1867 1941 74th Year of Service MARKLE BANKING 84 TRUST CO. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Federal Reserve System DEISROTHS I-Iazleton's Newest Department Store A Modern Store Dedicated To Your Service CRANBERRY IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Miners and Marketers of Anthracite Coal SBE' 4-I' 'fo IQ 5' ,lin AGS Insist Upon Cranberry Colliery Coal Hazleton's Favorite for Many Years Phone 2940 RETAIL OFFICE: HOTEL ALTAMUNT Bldg. Hazleton, Pa. Jere Woodring 8: Co. HAZLETON'S SPORTS CENTER Congratulates the High School on its fine record in both Sports and Scholarship. For many years J ere Woodring Sz Co. has been the accepted dependable source of supply for quality Sports Goods. Today more than ever can we proudly say YOU ACTUALLY PAY LESS FOR WOODRING QUALITY JERE WOODRING 8: CO. D Y Sh ' t . 0 ou' P 'g a YAMULLA BROS. rllHE Trucking and Excavating Hazletorfs Value and 634 North Wyoming Street Low Price Center HAZLETON' PA' l 163 The Way To The Front THE course to a bigger job is through prepared- ness, and the degree of interest you take in what ' ever you are doing, with the spirit to make good. Getting behind a savings account in the People's Bank is a step forward. Member Federal Reserve Bank The PeopIe's Savings and Trust Co. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS or COMERFORD MCCANN BUSINESS THE CAPITAL , , Traders Bank Building GRAND Tel. 702 and Hazleton, Pa. 164 l PLAN TO ATTEND THE Hersker Theatres HERSKER - FAMILY f - ALTON for modern relaxation and cozy comfort HERSKER-West end of Broad Street, West Hazleton, Pa. ALTONfSixth and Alter Streets Hazleton, Pa. FAMILYf Broad and Wyoming Streets, Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Snyder's Dairy Hazleton, Pa. Phone 609 CONGRATULATIONS H. H. S. CLASS OF 1941 KRAVITZ STUDIOS School and College PHOTOGRAPHERS CAPITOL THEATRE BLDG. Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF WILMOT Engineering Company COMPLIMENTS OF KAHN'S TRANSFER Karrfs Storage, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OF Luzerne County Gas and Electric Corporation NORTH LAUREL STREET A FRIEND Wagner Bros. Hardware Co. Broad and Locust Streets Everything in SPORTING GOODS and ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 853 - Phones - 854 COMPLIMENTS OF HAZLETON AUTO BUS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF DR. A. C. GALLAGHER COMPLIMENTS OF THE ITALIAN BAKERY V. Greco, Prop. Phone 2109-W Hazleton, Pa. John Cagcese Furniture Fashions for Class and Campus Store BEN GAUZ 22 South Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania Haberdasher-Tailor A. E. SHAF ER COMPLIMENTS OF Mayor James P. Costello Doctor of Chiropractic 50 North Vine St. Hazleton, Penna. Phone 636 COMPLIMENTS OF Bring Your Beauty Problems YOUNGS' to RED C25OV3?B?g:3gfTORE F ran's Beauty Shop Hazleton, Pa. 4th floor Markle Bank Bldg. BUCKO TOBACCO CO. WHOLESALE Tobacco, Cigars, Fountain supplies, Gloves, Paper bags, Sundries, Stationery, Confectionery 90 North Wyoming St. Phone 4611 COMPLIMENTS OF THE PINE CAFE JOHN ADAMS ICE AND COAL Telephone 3968 COMPLIMENTS OF The Wyoming Service Station COMPLIMENTS OF Hazleton Buick Company COMPLIMENTS OF Hazleton Wholesale Grocery COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Weller's Sunoco Service ANTHRACITE CHEVRQLET 517 West Broad Street CO INC Hazleton, Pa. 'v ' Phone 9005 J. A. Lyman, Pres. Hotel Altamont The service and entertainment of the HOTEL ALTAMONT make it the outstanding place in our city to hold social functions. Popular Priced Coffee Shop Banquets Card Parties Dances Allan W. Holman, M gr. Telephone 1800 SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT BO TO HAZLETON'S FASHION Sz VALUE CENTER JUNIOR HIGH FASHIONS AT JUNIOR LOW PRICES COMPLIMENTS OF PRICES DAIRY HOMEMADE ICE CREAM GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK COMPLIMENTS OF ROSE BVS FURNITURE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF ALTM ILLEFUS DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS-ROEBUCK 138 WEST BROAD STREET Telephone 3911 COMPLIMIJNTS OF THE NEW GLICK SHOE STORE IN BOTTLES 23 West Broad St. DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING Hazleton, Pa. Phone 857-J Hazleton, Pa. SOMETHING NEW . Brand-O-Stat Copies There is no longer any need to send your legal papers or documents out- side the city to obtain permanent reproductions. Brand-O-Stat copies can be made from checks, letters, contracts, sketches, wills, bills, and maps. BRANDAU STUDIO 28M West Broad St. COMPLIMENTS OF HKRAFT CHEESE Sales Distributor in Hazleton J. P. KRAPF Sz SONS COMPLIMENTS OF H. L. Werkeiser Petrill Brothers CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 642 James Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone 535 COMPLIMENTS OF Eugene Jacobs Jack Natishyn, Mgr. HOME OF AMERICAN WATCHES FILBERTS 24 E. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. HAMILTON, ELGIN, WALTHAM Hazleton's No. 1 Bread COMPLIMENTS OF is DR. M. B. KOZIK HAZLE IVIAID Hazleton, Pa. DRINK PEPSI-COLA America's biggest nickel's worth Distributed by Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. OF HAZLETON Invest Cents in Bus Fare and Save Dollars on Furniture Yanick's Furniture Store 800 Alter Street 425 West Maple Street Phone 1468 Phone 796 Phone 247 Real Estate General Insurance COMPLIMENTS OF 560 James St. Hazleton, Pa. W' Broad St' Hazleton' Pa' COMPLIMENTS OF Reifenberg Flying School Aviation Training St. Johns, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF S. S. KRESGE COMPANY NORBERT R. CORRIGAN PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR Phone 754 COMPLIMENTS OF Charles Store Company A Junior Department Store JOSEPH BROYAN Home Dressed Meats St. Johns, Pa. Phone Drums, 33-R-13 Kapes Auto Electric Service John M. Kapes, Manager Telephone 37 Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF THE GLOBE CLEANERS BEST WISHES HAZLE NEON SIGNS Harry Karvounis, Prop. Phone 2399 Bill Silverman . iihone 3975 , Jay Gee Recreation Center Dr. William C. Grlesmer Dentist Tenth and James Streets 303-304 Hazleton National John Blasky and. George Yenchko Bank Building Pfopfletofs COMPLIMENTS OF ORREALE ONSTRUCTION OMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN J. MORAN'S BOTTLING WORKS COMPLIMENTS OF CONEY ISLAND THE ORIGINAL PLACE FOR HOT WEINERS 33 North Wyoming St. COMPLIMENTS OF I. JANOV-ABELES SHIRT CO. Spaulding Bread AT YOUR GROCERS' COMPLIMENTS OF J. GRECO COMPLIMENTS OF Matuella 'S Dairy Sixth and Peace Streets COMPLIMENTS OF Arnold Bottling Co. QUALITY SOFT DRINKS Hazleton, Pa. Phone 1867 phone 386 L gtg' , BOND CLEANERS 76 N. Wyoming St. Hazleton, Pa. CLEANING PRESSING TAILORING Phone 1287 ALWAYS RELIABLE COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUB A FRIEND Corner Broad and Wyoming Sts. ARI-'OTT0,S J. A. HUDAK WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER Individualized Interior Decorators 136 N. Wyoming St. Phone 1059 COMPLIMENTS OF Y, W, C, A, SNYDEWS fH zl ton WALK-OVER 0 a e SHOE STORE Offers Activities for Junior High, 109 West Broad Street Senior High and Post School girls. ALLAN SHOE STORE 6 North Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF GRAND SMOKE SHOP West Broad Street PETER LeGRANDE, Sr., Co. 633 North Vine St. Hazleton, Pa. 3177 fTelephones----2533-J COMPLIMENTS OF Calamata Commercial Co. COMPLIMENTS OF ALBERT H. EI DAM CADILLAC VENEROSO'S COMPLETE FOOD MARKET 304 East Diamond Ave. Phone 1210 PAUL KARLIK CERTIFIED SHOEMAKER 226 West Second St. Phone 707-R Hazleton, Pa A. D. HOEBENER DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC 305 Hazleton National Bank Bldg Phone 712-J 74 HYMAN'S STORES For SMART YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN Isaac Honig's Sons 21 West Broad Street Hazleton, Pennsylvania COMPLIMENTS OF NORTH SALES CO. Lauderbach and Co. CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHlLDREN'S SHOES 111-113 West Broad Street Headquarfers for Students' Clothing and Shoes COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS LEATHER Qo. SEIDEL THE FLORIST 35 North Laurel St. For Fresh Flowers and Corsages SCHULTZ GARAGE PACKARD Sales and Service Broad and Vine Sts. Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Richard L. Bigelow COMPLIMENTS OF WITTICH'S Your Music Dealer COMPLIMENTS OF LANDAU'S COMPLIMENTS OF DR. T. J. McGEEHAN COMPLIMENTS OF SYLVESTER ENGLE JEWELERS ROBT. D. QUIN INSURANCE-fREAL ESTATE 602 Hazleton Natl. Bank Bldg. Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF HAZLETON STUDIO OF THE DANCE COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. FRED R. SEIDEL, D.D.S. COMPLIMENTS OF F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. T. J. PENGELLY GROCERIES Established 38 Years COMPLIMENTS OF DR. C. F. BARAGER COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND HAROLD E. LUNDY REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE 109 East Broad St. Phone 2743-R Hazleton, Pa. DR. MAURICE L. BLUM OPTOMETRIST EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 140 West Broad Street above Sears-Roebuck Phone 2429 Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF M. A. DeCUSATlS COMPLIMENTS OF BACHMAN BROS. DEEMER AND COMPANY 242 West Broad Street Hajoca Corporation 42-50 So. Church Street Hazleton, Pa. Manufacturers and Wholesalers Plumbing, Heating, Steam and Roofing Materials Mill, Mine and Industrial Supplies Stokers Phone Hazleton 2683 M. E. Vogel, Manager COMPLIMENTS OF King's Cleaners Good Luck Students THE MADISON Just PETE To Everybody COMPLIMENTS OF FEGLEY'S EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS North Wyoming St. HY'S MENS SHOP CLOTHING SPORTWEAR ADAM HATS AND EAGLE SHIRTS FURNISHINGS 2 W. Broad St. Hazleton, Pa. Henry Laundry Co. CLEANERS AND DYERS Laundry and Dry Cleaning that Satisjies ALL Ladies' and Gent's Garments Neatly Repaired at Reasonable Prices Phone 2300 Pine and Maple Streets COMPLIMENTS OF Automobile Supply Co. 227 East Broad Street COMPLIMENTS OF Bob Smith 's Flowers 41 East Broad St. Green Houses, West Hazleton Totera's Complete Service Fifteenth and Grant Streets Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF HOTEL WINFIELD BEST WISHES Steiner's Fur and Dress Shop South Wyoming Street Hazleton, Pa. Phone 942 Room 607 Theresa Anne Beauty Shop Specializing in all Beauty Aides Theresa Guadiano Anne D'Angelo Markle Bank Bldg. Hazleton. Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF SHERROCK'S GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF Fluri's Floor Sanding Co. ROBERT A. SYLVESTER Repairs and Radio Parts 53 South Wyoming Street COMPLIMENTS OF DR. J. H. HARRISON COMPLIMENTS OF WAYSIDE DAIRY FARMS Phone Conyngham 34-R-4 COMPLIMENTS OF STUDEBAKER GARAGE COMPLIMENTS OF DR. T. J. MRAS COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITY BOOK STORE A. BARLETTA SL SONS Choice Meats and Groceries 253 South Pine St. Hazleton, Pa. Phone 2022 COMPLIMENTS OF GUTSIE'S CAFE Hazleton Heights John Gutsie '35 Prop. Tables for Ladies Lusher and Lusher ON TIME Printers 28 W. Green St. Hazleton, Pa. Diamond Bedding Outfitters Neil Nat Durso, Mgr. 115 East Diamond Ave. Hazleton, Pa. CoMPLIMExI'I',s CF PARSONVS DAIRY Y . ICE CREAM 'el ZQ UALITY U A Q il ,. PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN WEIDENBACH COMPLIMENTS OF THE C. E. HELMES INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF Empy Machine Company Pine and Maple Streets Phone 2886 COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. James J. Falvello DENTIST COMPLIMENTS OF STEELE'S ESSO SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF STEVENS AND JONES ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Phone 2406-J COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY DRYFOOS, JR. GENERAL INSURANCE Hazleton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF Attorney Rocco Falvello NASH HAZLETON SALES AND SERVICE NEW AND USED CARS Albert J. Reedy, Prop. 223 W. Walnut Street ENGARD BROTHERS Garage and Gas Stations Cedar and Green Laurel and Green S533 IN ART Signs, Showcarcls Write us for information The School of Practical Art Hazleton Nat'l Bank Bldg. COSGROVE l'IazIeton's Photographer 37 E. Broad St. Phone 3856 HazIeton's Largest Studio and Camera Shop Four floors devoted exclusively to Photography Designed 2. d L d b P I b SERVICE ENGRAVERS LaBARRE PRINTING CO WILKES-B, NRE P WEST PIlIbTON P 180 fMW : V ' ' ' . L QW... 731171 - , , Q , W2Vw.ffzJQWfQ.w, 5fJWM . , L ,!:N ,MM7 f , N, .Qd4wAfyfZ'24 ,dJi 'fM 'M'M' UA- Jvwckgafal- OOQQIAM WMWWQGQZ9 ,zzbwa . 0 in 'M zwc WMM ' Jwc A cLZv-G2-1 V O . 2 I me .vu-ww M,mN,. ,QMM ,,,C4wf, fiwf, ' x3i ' 1 i Q' 'l .4 ,. ',,1.., 'A,' . 1v .K43 9 ' ff VT 1, i 9 , x