Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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tit Seniaa elau Hello, hello, hello, this is your old faithful station H.H.S. once more bringing you our special program. For the past three years it has been our custom to present a specially prepared program once a year. Many of you remember that superduper play we presented the first year. You may also remember we had John Apichella as our leading man with Peggy Anderson as our leading lady, but because of unforeseen complications she was replaced by her understudy Arlene Veneroso. Also starring in the program were Johnny Hospodar and Jane Malkames. Yes, that program was indeed a smash hit! Infact, it was such a hit that we received many requests to present more programs that year in which were featured such top flight stars as Howard Deis and Lois Bommer. And then our second year .... how eagerlyiwe looked forward to it, hoping to top our performance of the previous year. After careful deliberation we decided we would present a concert with Danny Fornataro as Maestro, asissted by James Scarcella. Script Writer for the concert was Anne Iffert Who, with Anthony Lucadamo, was largely responsible for its success. Among the artists who appeared with our concert group were Jack Murphy, Harriet Schmitt, Irvin Schick, Dorothy Macarow, Paul T. Lamont, Jr., Arlene Ven- eroso, and Johnny Ferdinand. And now, we presented our third and probably best program. This year because of the quiz fad we fell in line with the rest. As quiz master we had our first year's leading man, John Apichella. Serving on the program as experts of sports, humor, and fashions were Joe Kovach, Johnny Ferdinand, and Jane Malkames respectively. We have said that we believe this was our best program. 'kirir

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R JJ L X Nw MJ 5 , ' J in 3 ' ' JOHN APICHELLA Preqident JOSEPH KOVACH Vice President MR. JOHN SENKO Sponsor Seniafz. Ufficead JANE MALKAMES Secretary 24 JOHN FE RDINAND Treasurer

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in gmc! ffffemafuf JULIA DERITES Resting in Paradise Garden is the soul of an innocent lass. The bud of her youth, fair, has blossomed before that of each in her class We, here on earth, who once met her while traveling o'er life's rugged road Knew that in time she was destined to rest in her heavenly abode. The beauties of kindness and goodness of graces she held were but few. Her virtue of patience was typical of an angel on earth we once knew, But ne'er shall we chance to forget her. In our memory forever she'll live, For her life was an inspiration. It moves us to love and forgive. Her kindness, her patience, her courage incited us to iight ever on Till life's bitter journey is over, b till we meet in that glorious dawn. Dorothy Geifert. 26