Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1945 volume:

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F11 k Slrziiiy, ll true spo1't.'ni:m :mi in lII14if'l'SIllINiiI1g tv: 'hoig wh luis elim- ai fy-mix limi tm' iiic- sviifirii. wi' riwlivzm- liiis in wig. i Mbna Maja Dear old hlgh school we are loyal To the Whlte and Blue To the loyal frlendshlp formed here We w1ll e er be true We shall always ann to serve Thee Alma Mater dear Keep Thy honor brlght and shlnlng And Thy records clear JANUS 45 When we leave Thy walls enfoldlng Memorles so dear We shall know what prlceless treasures Were the hours spent here Chorus Whlte and Blue we love Thy banners For Thee we will fight Thy tradltlons manners customs Ever shall be rlght Mabel Thomas 25 I A W T ' , :fa 1. 1 ,Q . . A . , - -l ,M ll , ' I ,, -..M -..... li I l is zu . g wi Msg lflil 1 .XS Y V 4 - -me fsvwyhrsxalxfp- if V' '1 ,K u n Y I ' 7 Y . , l 7 Y Y Y Y 7. , . 3 . My wma 'VIy Janus is a treasure chest That balls to mind those happy flax Q When We were voung and free from mre And audiences at Thespian plays It speaks of friends now scattered far Of dances clubs and basketball Teachers and the Hall of Fame Of classes pranks and study hall Of homeroom groups and officers Poth locker lane and echoing hall Caps of red on Senior Day The Senior Dance at 'lrinitv Hall It holds a Wealth of autographs Tales of achievement fav orite Jokes And prophecies of future times My classes were a motley lot Of units A B C and D Some were tough and some were not Put all improv ement made in m My Janus will be one strong lmk To bring me closer to the past When I haxe older grown and think About my years at H H S l lmor l Rich zrrls 41 9 JANUS 45 b ' J' X. ' A v ' ,L x , . L , C vvf A 2 ' 7 7 7 7 7 , k, . c . 17 L7 1 1 ' , 7 With silly limericks, trite old rhymes, , , I Y n , I 7 7 Y 7 ' . , . 9 , , ' 9. . ' 7. 7 , 7 C' C. 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' emu., 'IIN V8 3... ,suv .I-XNI' RII Il 4 A RIXGII B CIARA X SANTPP NII H01 AS SARAS I' ngllsh Ann ru nn Hxitory inns rll XI zthfm mm I' nghsh Bookku pmg, AI BLRT SAI l'RAf KPR FI' ORC I P SFHVVARTZ H KIADYS SCHWARTZ JOHN! P SPNKO G1 nm-ml 'NI nh: mitlm Supl rx lwnr of NIUSIC Ami T11 in History yi' C he mlstry IRAXIx SPRANX C PORK I- NHAXN0 WXRDK SHI-I NIARY Ii SWI'TTN1AN umnf ual fhx mxstrx Vlzrh mlm! Dr mmf, World Ihstory l IAXI Ill! IRINN IN lil KONI- 'II RSI- lhxsns 1 umm rfml law l . JANUS 45 9 . , C UQ . A4 1 .fl ' Al'll'S'l'.. .' ml EN 'A ,'.. lI .' ' ,..'.f .' , ' .'.'I.'f 11 li . .l, .'. . .fl ' ' 1 ol f . ,. f .. .'1 QI 2I.' H0 '1 '..' I,LY . ' ..' I . .' I' '-rf: Law ' - h' , --2 1 I ' ' M. i I RAI. 'Ii IC. ' .UR MA C , H. 'I '.'l.I'lR I'Q.i.Iil. II. 'DY .'I ' ' .' 1 ' Hwrm' l'f:'-vmvlrxevs lifrlzmv f 1- ,' ' U aww, DORIS BROWN WILL HELEN R WILL MILDRED WYSOCKY EUPHEMIA YEAGER. Bookkeeping II GUld8h09 Counsellor English Biology MARIE, YPVAK LOUISE YOST HLRMAN B YOSI' Lngllsh Home Economics Supuvxsor of Art JANUS 45 18 J N l ,M 1,5 M A. il W3 7 CLASSES 'FTW mmf!MHHHWWHUUUIH!llllllllllfp I lll fl 1 I xg 1 217' '-FC' f James Albano Jerry Angelo Davld Barnes l' dward Chlpple Benjamln Coo Clarence Culp Alvln Cunfer Davld Davls Mxchael Demshock Joseph DeSant,1s James Dougherty Rlchard I dw ards Charles Fadlo Edgar Felngold Roy Felker Thomas Fellm Paul Ferry Lawrence Gall nghcr Joseph Gallo John Gregory Randolph Gretls Davld Hauser lx f If! 1 Qi s- 5? Maw' if-' l .il fix HON 'ROLL wlth a Lfldl di ll of pride that the 43 lanus silules formrr clrssmatrs now scrxlng ln thc irmrd forces of thc nation N111 holas Hax rllla Hc rherl Hendersc hcdt Curtls Hlldebrand John Holly Lawrence Hull Chester Kurdzlel Joseph Kutchl Lawrence LaRoeea Mxchael Laychock Howard Lorah 1' rank Mancuso lf rank Marcanl Anthony Marlon Charles Mltchell Lawrence Mussollne Paul Panco Henry Peter Andrew Pollock Frank Poloehmskr Mmchael Pombo Nlcholae Potenza Charles Pow ell Donald Relmold James Relmold James Relnmlller MlLhd0l Resuta Donald Rohrer Paul Rusnock Joseph Sabol Theodore Salmsky Wllllam Sauers Wlllard Schellhdmgr James Sharp Robert Sharp George Shemanskl Paul Shenosky l rederlck Sheridan Vmeent Stevens Louls Tarone LaVerne Troup John Walters Nucholas Wandlshln Perey Yeraman Andrew Yevak JANUS '45 20 Q! 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L . , xx Semen Glaaa dqldflldflfq A warm day IH August IH the year nlneteen hundred forty two marked the 1n1t1al flight of the class of 45 into the blue sky of their sophomore year As their B 17 left the ground a thrill of ant1c1pat1on went through the in experienced but enthuslastic crew Their first flight was under the leadership of their newly chosen ofhcers pilot Robert Sacco co pilot John Ballots and assistants Nancy North and Lucille Broyan The trlp was made with out mishap and the Group settled gracefully to the ground hating safely withstood the bumps of their first flight in high school life The second Journey was taken with more assurance Phe faithful B 17 was replaced with a more streamlined efficlent model the B 24 Co pllot John Ballots was promoted to the foremost pos1t1on of pilot with a newly elected helper Edward Monahan whose assistants were Elsie Bonln and Jane Gickmg The ship soared maJest1cally into the air and the crew of only a year s experience gained in confidence and took a more prominent place in act1v1t1es The final trip was taken 1n September nineteen hundred forty four assistants Nlancy North and Elsie Bonin Their newest ship the B 29 whlch climbed easily from the earth was handled well by the crew took a smooth and worthwhile Journey Their achlevements were the pre senior day dance with music by Oss Werley and 1n senior day itself w1th the class rolling in the aisles at Antics Spring a one act comedy presented by members of the senlor class The H H S Jazz band under the direction of Jakle Clatch entertained As the tlme for the flight shortened the shining plane banked and the second opportunity to dlsplay their talents was given to the class in the form of the senior farewell program Muslcally sweet dramatlcally successful the program brought closer the final goal of graduation Prepara tions complete the senior prom signaled the end of the crew s pleasures to gether and the ship made a smooth landing on the day of graduation A the group bid farewell and retired from thelr B 29 there was sadness in their hearts but satisfaction IH then eyes I O 1 I , 1 ,I 1 u 5. . . - The crew chose Mike DeNoia as pilot, Johnny Ballots as co-pilot, and the . y . . l. hu . .S S C JAN US 45 23 JANUS 45 ji! aan! Memddy ffl! MAKII I JOY QH 'WX T' X Jm shlpmate jox P19 ned Lo my soul If 1191111 l cm 1 lhe long long: mchcn xge we lone Qhlp IS clc 11 lt lm xhe 10 swlitlx c Luxe In Nl N J 4 IXX11 4 Vymvw . ,Vu ' Li Via, JJ iii, A ' 'I Mu INN Y ', . II A I,-XT JO Y , , ' ' vv . 7 ' 7 1 ' ' 1: j S 1 . ' Our life is c-losecl, our lifo begins, , 1 ' 'z 1 '2 z ' , The. ' - zz 'z as ,s x ups! She 5 H j 'fm is 14111111 I HI mv, Joy, phil m:110, Aj uyf Wal 'I 'Imam Y -I ADAMO, ROSEMARIE Rosemary Rosemary of the dancing feet, proved to be an asset to her class. May you dance away the hours of your life. ADAMOYURKA THERESA Teresa Teresa was one who was willing to do almost any thing for you May her life be one grand sweet song ADAMS MARGARET Margle Margie s frlendly smile gain ed her many frlends W know her personality and friendliness will carry her ar AKERS DORIS Dot Who could sm11e herself rlght lnto the way of hap PIIIESS7 Why of course was that sweet girl Dot' ALBANO JAMES Jimmy Good luck and success to a really swell boy who will always be remembered The Band was Jlmmys cholce for enjoyment ALBERTINI PETFR Pete Pete was one of the quiet boys from the print shop who helped out with the Mountameer May success be yours 7-9 ANCHARSKI, H ELEN Helen Helen was one of those girls who had the ability to win friends. Her one interest was dancing but she found time for other activities such as Cadettes Oratory and Thespians. ANDERSON MARY Blondle To this member of GO C and Cadettes we wish the best because Blondie really deserves It ANDREJCO ANNE Anne Anne deserved nothing but the best ln life since she was one of the best Her scho lastic record was hard to surpass ANELLA BETTY JANE Although she was one of the Leaders steady employees B J still found time for Oratory Il Dante Cadettes and Thespians ANGELO GIRARD Jerry As treasurer of his home room Jerry showed his a bility Working ln Dels roths occupied his spare time Good luck to you ARLOTTO RITA Mousey Rita will always be remem bered by everyone for her cheerful manner She was a willing worker and the Joy of P17 Certainly a bright successful future awaits her ' BAINBRIDGE MARION Farmer Farmer was another of our outstanding swimmers who was very much interested in life saving To her we wlsh the best of everything BALLIET DONALD Red Red was an outstanding cabinet maker in the voca tional school We are sure he will put this ability to good use in the future BALL T LS one swe l her wish me true BALLIET MARJORIE Peg Quiet but sweet best de- scribed Marjorie. She has gained many friends by bel' charming personality. BALLOTS JOHN Johnny This handsome lad has shown his outstanding ability on the basketball court where he was captain of the team and in filling the ofiicespf vice-president of the senior class and homeroom 212. Your future looks bright and successful, John. BALTRUSHIS, LEONA lime!! Nothing but the best can be wished to as nice a girl as Lee. Success to you in all your undertakings. BANGOR AUGUST Augie Though quiet this hand some lad had a talent for art We know his life will be successful BARAGER RICHARD Dick This good looklng fellow has shown his abilities in many different activities He was a prominent member f Thespians and French Club and also a member of the Band Dick was a friend to all who knew him Kee up your good work BARAN DORIS Doris Although this friendly miss didn t engage in any extra curricular activities she was a favorite with all who knew her Best wishes for a suc cessful future BARLETT ANN Ann In addition to being a mem- ber of Cadettes and Library Llub Ann found time to be a true friend to all who knew her. Best of every- thing to you. BARNA JOSEPH Tony This lad was another con- tribution from Beaver Mead- ows. Tony was a fancy stepper and could be found at most of our dances. Good luck to you. BARTEK, MARIE Marie Marie was a popular miss. Thespians, Oratory, Ca- dettes, Swimming Club,Span- ish Club, and Janus Staff occupied her spare time. Best of luck in the future. BARTEL JOHN Jack John was a frlendly boy who was wlllmg to do anythmg for you He d1d a wonder ful Job as tlcket momtor ln hrs homeroom He wxll cer tamly do well ln whatever he undertakes BARTOL DOROTHY Dorothy Dorothy although a qumet glrl 1n homeroom and classes ls sure to find success be cause of her dlllgence BARTOL VILMA Wllly Thls tall attractlve g1rl was a falthful member of Cadette French and Swlmmlng Clubs She also found tlme BASLER MARGARET Peggy Peggy wlll long be remem bered for her charmlng volce She was a member of Swlm mlng Club Thesplans and Cadettes Success wlll surely be hers BAST JOSEPH oe You could always find thls carefree lad smlllng May you never lose your sense of humor Joe Lots of luck BENI EDWARD Scoda Scoda was known for hls sense of humor We wlll all mlss hls sunny smlle and hearty laugh Best wlshes ,ff nl iff ,X J 'y BLA T? A135351 lz sprebd Jo here a pe d to b s planned Ju rqhfe est of ver WW BLFWITT JAMES Jlmmy Jlmmy looked llke the qulet type but don t let that fool you There was a lot of mlschlef hldlng underneath lt all Success to you BODYL EUPHEME Flbb Good thlngs come ln small packages and Flbb was no exception Thls qulet shy lad halled from Tresckow BOGWIST MICHAEL M1ke M1ke was another of the qulet members of the class but he had many frlends who wlsh him well m all hrs undertakmgs SKI LO ISE ,f L t be a frnend yone w as a ful m9m d and C dettes course shell have success BOLITHO BETTY Betty was always ready for fun She shall be remem bered for her hearty laugh and charmxng smxle e was an actlve member of Thesplans Oratory and Ca dcftte Clubs fu ai V' ' l. I, X, . f T gf ,1 A . ph, ' S . - p e . ' . . '. ho I . ' . ' 9 ' .E . u M- hi fe JW 7 l T , 5 X Z 1 to do Library work. Success to you- 5 l B ,Q HJ H V u 0 n o -I L pr ' . t0 , e . . s L f --Ban BONIN FLSIE Boots 'lhxs popular glrl was a frxend to all In addltlon to her many club offices she served capably as treasurer of the senlor class Her charm and personallty made her outstandlng BONOMO ANNA MARIE BI captured many hearts by her graclous manner and charmmg VOICE Advanced Chorus and Llbrary f'luh occupled her spare tlme BONOMO CAROLYN Carey Besldes bemg presldent of 209 Carey made many per manent frlends Her future shall certalnly be a brlght one BOOCK LEONA Leona Leona was the qulet type of glrl however you cannot Judge a book by 1ts cover Success to you Leona BOOROS HARRY Harr Harry was one fourth of our popular Male Quartet H was also an actlve member of Advanced Chorus and French Club BORAN FLORENCE o For a swell glrl llke Flo llfe can hold only success Keep up your pleasant ways BUTT HELEN Bebe Helen served the class of 49 well as an actxve member ofThesp1ans Oratory an Cadette Clubs We wlsh her luck m the future BOVE ELVA Elva Elva was a glrl who was always laughmg and smg mg We are sure fate holds a wonderful lxfe for her BOVE GRACE Butch Butch was an enthuslastlc member of the Thesplan Oratory and French Clubs Her pleasant personallty 1s sure to brlng her the suc cess she really deserves BCIYLE GLADYS I Gladys was :Hwaysweady for fun Aslde from bemg an actlve memberuf tl-re'Sw mlng Club and the Tumblln Team she hked t p y basketball and lce skate T16 by BYLE A M e an act e embe of es 1a O l b erved e wlsh of verythlng BOYLE VIOLET li Thls young mlss was pop ular wlth both sexes you we vnsh all the luck ln your future undertak lngs BRANDAU EARL Ear lhls handsome blue eyed boy made many femlnme hearts turn somersaults as he stroll ed through the corridors of H H S Good luck to you BRFDBI' NNFR ROBI' R'l Bob A likeable lad wlth a good sense of humor was the best descrlptlon of Bob He was an asset to the class of 4: BRIDGE EDWARD Eddie low who we know wlll suc ceed The best of every thlng Lddle BROADT JACK Squeaker S ueaker was a fun lovmg fe ow whose mam mterest was basketball H served well as monltor for home- room 211 Good luck BROBST RUTH Red Red was a v1vac1ous red head wlth a sparklmg er sonallty Her membershlp IH the French Club was an asset to that organlzatlon May llfe offer you 1ts best BROGAN WILLIAM Wmkle Wmkle a happy go lucky guy was usually found work mg for the Mountaineer Hls night hfe was taken up mth dancing BROMMFR GERTRUDE Trudy Besldes bemg a member of Oratory Jumor Red Cross and Choral Clubs Trudy found time to make many lastlng frlendshlps The best of everythmg BROSKOSRIE MARY Mary Mary was a small girl from 209 Her cheery smlle and pleasant dlsposltlon won her many frlends To you Mary go our best wlshes BROWN ANNA MAE Brownle Anna Maes flashing smlle and sweet dlsposltlon en was an actlve member of the Advanced Chorus and Janus Staff BROYAN LUCILLE Lou A charmlng smlle and a merry dlsposltlon made Lou a classmate to be remember ed May she glide through llfe as easlly as she dld across a dance floor BRUNN SYLVIA Brunnle Sylwa was a perfect pal to those who knew her May she laugh her way through lnfe as she dld through school She was an actxve member of the Jauus Staff and the Advanced Chorus BUFF EVFLYN Evy Evy was well thought of by all her classmates Wlth her pleasant personality she IS bound to be a success 9 l J ' ,, I., . .. ,. .' ' .' - 1 . .' I ' ' .' .' 1 Ablv I' n 4' my .l ' ' 'Y 1 I ll l 4 1 ' ' A 1 ' 1' I 1 - . . , , , , , , , U n , n . I .. -,. ' 'S I ' ll L. l 1 ,Il 'I' -. y 4 u , - n I ,. -N l , . V . Here is a really lively fel- deared her to many. She . ' , . 'l - 'l 1 ' ' . I ll Y? 7 ll 'Y . . e .- , - -, , Y Y ll ' YY 44 77 1 ' I. ' p l , I' ' ' . l . - l ' ' . . . I U l l Y 44 ' '! l J ll 'Y l r ' ' 1 , . ' Y ll ll ' . .Q 1 . . ' BUGLIO MARGARL1 Margle Thls charmlng glrl mth per sonahty plus has made many frlends Margle vs as a mem ber of the Il Dante Club the Janus Staff and the Tumb llng Team CACCESIL LUCILLE Lucllle Although bemg a member of Cadettes Thesplans and Senlor Llbrary have taken up much of her tlme L cllle found trme to prove herself a valuable frlend to all that knew her Best mshes go mth you CACCESE MARIP MATIC A Jolly gxrl wlth a pleasmg personallty best descrlbed Marle bhe was an ardent member of French Thes plan Oratory and Cadette Clubs Good luck Marle CAESAR MARIL Marle Marle made many frlends sxhlle ln hrgh school and they all Join ln WlShlI'lg her a happy future CALATCH JOHN Clutch Clutch was the student lead er of the Jazz Band vuhlch set our feet agomg when ever they gave out He also was a promment member of the Advanced Chorus and Band CANARIS LOUISE N 'QRS it CAPADONA GFNEVIEVE Chxcky Thls charmmg mlss whose mnmng smlle and person allty have won her hosts of frlends vsas also a member of Oratory Cadettes and Junior Red Cross Loads of luck Chlcky CAPPARI- LL JULIE Iggy Iggy was a glrl you cant forget because she really left a good lmpresslon wherever she went Success and hap pmess to you' CAREY JOSEPH O6 Joe has dlsplayed hls rlch volce ln our Male Quartet He vsas an actlve member of Adyanced Chorus and Thesplans CARTER H EN RY Chxck Chlck came each mornlng from Audenrled to spend the day makmg a llvely tlme for hrs classmates May you go through llfe m the same way as you went through classes CASSAN Butro was a happy go luck wb boy who could get along wlth anvone Hls humor was al ways appreclated by h1S fel low classmates CASQARELLA ELI7ABETH Betty From Drums came Betty a pretty mlss who w1ll long be remembered because of her golly nature We know her charmmg personahty w1ll lead her to success CAVALLINI OLGA Olga Qulet slncere and lovlng best descrlbed Olga Wlth her charmmg personallty she won many frlends CERA ANTHONX Anthony Thus quiet lad was a true frlend to those who knew hlm To a real pal we wlsh only the best ln the years to come CLRASARO MAURICE Cherrle May Maurlce go through hfe as successfully and easlly as he roller skated Muay the future be brlght for you Cherrle CERASOLA SALVADORE a Sal was a talented lad who lent hls muslcal ablhty to H H S Keep playing that clarmet and success IS yours CERRITO FRANCIS Frankle Although he was one of the quxet members of the class Frankle was a friend to all who knew hlm Best of luck CHALFA MARGARLT Mlggs Mlggs was kept b as a membe of th ountalneer ar t sports f often seen u 1 c cam e sporMGoo ck to Mlggs BHS 15 CHARNLY MARGARET Marge Marge s contaglous glggle and laughing eyes endeared her to her classmates ln H HS To a grand gurl we msh the best CHIPPIE EDWARD Chlpple Telegram was what you heard Chlpple yell before he went to the Navy Best of luck to you CHIRICO NFLEIGH Ne Pretty and friendly Nell who entertalnd us with her humorous tales was llked by all May your future be as brlght as your person ahty CHVOSTAK JOHN Jumor Junlors mam lnterest was muslc This fact was proved by hls membershlp m the Band Best of everythmg to you CICHON SOPHIA Sophle With her fascmatmg charms Sophxe won dlStlI'ICtlOIl m hugh school Success to you Sophle COGAN RUTH Ruthxe Thus charmmg mxss was pop- ular among the opposlte sex She was also an actlve member of Thespxans Or atory, and Cadettes Goo luck Ruthle FOLI' MAN JILAN Jeanne Jeanne who was an dLllV9 member of Fhesplans Ca dettes and Oratory could also be found where there w as muslc and dancmg Que cess to you ln all your under takmgs COLICIGNO I' LORA o l lo won the hearts of many with her pleasant KllSp0Sl tlon She served well as a member of Janus Stall Thes pl ms Oratory and Cadettes COLOMBO LOUIS LOUIS Loule w 1ll be remembered be cause of hrs talented slngmg ln the Male Quartet and IS really hep where muslc ls concerned Good luck to you Loule CONAHAN JACK Connle '1 hrs lad was a falthful mem ber of the class of 4m We hope that he w1ll be success ful ln all he undertakes Co DASH JXNNA lf Anna on 1' way mto the hear f ny because of r pleasmg personallty T he we Nmsh the best of uck LOOK BFN Jumor Ben was known by all for h1s sense of humor May success be yours ln the future 'WAC' if CORCORAN ROBERT Corky Corky wlth hrs envlable personallty proved hlmself well worth the host of frlends he acqulred IU H H S Ad vanced Chorus won t be the same wlthout hlm r Mge h u l thl s ns be a huge su ess ln all her undertaklngs COR 1 ILLLO DOLORES Dolores Dolores caught the eye of many wlth her allurmg smlle and brlght laughmg eyes As a member of Cadettes Thesplans and the Il Dante Club she proved herself a success Best wlshes Dolo res CORTEZ GFNEVILVE Gen Gen was an actlve member of the senlor class who could be seen at the meetings of Oratory Thesplans Janus Staff Cadettes and Llbrary Club Good luck to you CORTE7 JUN E Boogle Boogle was an actlve mem ber of Llbrary Thesplans G O C and Cadettes May you be as successful ln later hfe as you have been ln hlgh school COSOLETO ANTHONY Congo We wlsh for Anthony happy and successful voyage through llfe Good luck Anthony COSTABILL III' LEN Helen As secretary of Senlor L1 hrary Club Helen dnl very efficlent Job Wlth thls same efficlency we are sure she wlll perform her other tasks ln llfe Luck and suc cess to you Helen COX LE ROSE MARX Rosey 'lhe frlendly nature of thls attractxve Irlsh mlss made It easy for people to become acquainted wlth her Rosey was a member of Thesplans Oratory and Cadettes CUNFER THELMA Farmer Farmer wlll always be re membered as a cheerful mem ber of the class of 40 Suc cess to you CUPPS MARJORII- Farmer Farmer was an actlve mem ber of the llfe saving class May you be as successful ln hfe as you have been ln H CURCIO CARMLLLA Carmel Carmel the glrl wlth the wlcked eyes was always sur rounded by males She serv ed well as treasurer of her homeroom and a member of Thesplans Oratory C dettes and LaTertul1a CURRY JEAN Jeanne As secretary treasurer of La Tertulla thls attractive mlss was very actlve ln lts aflaxrs Thesplans and Oratory were also proud to clalm her mem bershlp MM 'Tir QW- wf' f' Jw ff' A ff' PCUSA S EUGENE Genie Genres abllxty to add and subtract resulted ln hls be mg chosen as a bookkeeper for H H S A fun lovm chap success wlll undoubt edly he hls DAMIANO MAURICE Boxer Acting as presldent of home room .209 Boxer proved to he an asset to his class and to hls frlends DANIELS ANNE Anne Thls pretty semor mlss cer tamly kept busy as a member of Thesplans Oratory L Tertulla Senior Llbrary Janus and Mountameer Staffs In splte of all these ac tlvltles she stlll upheld the honor of H H S IH the scho lastlc field DANKO RICHARD Duck Dlck s motto was To galn a friend IS to be one If he performs hls other tasks as well as he played foot ball we know he w1ll suc ceed DAVIDOWITZ WILLIAM Handsome Handsome seldom had much to say but when he dld you could he sure lt was some thlng worthwhlle To Hand some we can only wlsh the very finest V' PAVI ARTHUR F! I L Alhappy hge chap .Art was a v capabl book lor the c eterla ss IS bound to come your way 1JeBLASS CAR MI N Carm Here was one of the mam stays of the vocatlonal school If hxs hlgh school career predlcts hls future we know Carm wmll have a very suc cessful lxfc DeCUSATIS MICHAI L Mlke Although thus semor lad ap peared to be the qulet type he was alvlays the llfe of the party Smooth sarlmg on the sea of success Mlchael DELB ROSE Rosle Rosle s greatest ambltlon lS to become a Red Cross Nurse To thls fine lass we xush the best DELB SADIE Sally Sally was the presldent of her homeroom and an actlve member of Oratory To her vse msh the best of every thmg ln llfe DeMARCO RALPH Butch Beneath thus lads sense of humor there was a blt of serlousness and dlgmty that enabled him to perform hls tasks well Success to you Butch DeMARINES JOSEPH Josxe Although Josle was rather quxet he was really hep when you got to know hrm May success and happmess be yours L-.. 1'-nu I YS Dc MARSKI VN II LIAM Wllly Musrc was Wxllys mam ln terest although vse suspect he had another A member of the Band and Orchestra he was an lmportant factor m the muslcal success of H Qtr Mlke held f hs mam mtere uf May he reac hls goal m llfe DLMSHOCK JOSFPII oe To thls camera man can be attrlbuted many of those snapshots we cherlsh May you go far ln llfe DLMSHOCK 'VIICHAI' L Mmke 'Vllchael s mam mterests were drlvmg hls car and draftmg May he succeed ln attam mg hms goals as he dld rn H H S DeMUlllO DOMINIC Muzzy Muzzy was a qulet lad but he knew how to make friends Best of everythmg to you Muzzy DeNOIA MICHALL at Mlke certamly had a full hlgh school llfe He was a member of the basketball squad quarterback on the grldlron and last but not least presldent of the semor class To this happy go lucky lad goes the slncere WlSh6S of everyone for con tmued success DcNOIA MICHAFL Mlke Mlke was one of those well lnformed young men who could talk hls may out of anythlng Success to a brll llant speaker DQPALMA ROSh ROSIG Rosle was qulet but a frlend to all who knew her Al the succe s ln the world to you DePRE FIS FRNFSI Duke There was more beneath Dukes qulet exterlor than met the eye Seldom seen wlthout a damsel h stl managed to find some tlme for hls studles DeSAN'l IS JOSI' PH oe Good thlngs come ln small packages and Joe who was qulte a Romeo was a good example of thls are sure he wlll go far ln llfe DIEHL ANNA Irlsh Irlsh was one of the pl asant and qulet members of the class Wlth her cheerful smlle and pleaslng personal lty she IS bound for success We wlsh you the best DIEHL JOHN Johnnle The best ls none too good for Johnnle IK ho was a good student an a wery llkeable fellow Good luck to you DlFRANCFSCO JULIA Julle Julles fine sense of humor and peppy personallty made her well llked by everyone Dl OM UALDO GFNNARO Gln Homeroom 203 wlll mlss Gln because of hls wlt and humor Through hls cheerfulness he made many frlends Best of luck to you DOMBROSKI CECELIA Celle Besldes belng presldent of Red Cross Club secretary of Choral Club and an ac tlve member of the Janus Staff Mountalneer C dettes Thesplans and Ora tory Clubs Celle malntalne a hlgh scholastlc standlng DODDO MICHAEL Mlke Although thls Romeo of H S was busy wlth football he found tlme to set many glrls hearts aflutter Hls pleasant manner and ready smlle made Mlke a favor e DONOVAN JERE Jere Although Jere belleved ln be lng seen but not heard h was qulte popular around H H S DORIA JAMES Jlmmy Thls handsome lad made many frlends especlally a mong the opposlte sex Best of everythlng to a swell guy yi DORNBUSCH MARTHA Martha If a pleasant personahty and a charmmg manner mean anythlng Martha IS sure to go far m life Choral Club Cadettes and LaTertul1a took up her spare moments DORNEMAN KATHRY N Kmtty Even though Kitty was qulet she was well hked by all As treasurer and mon ltor of 200 for three years she has won the respect an admlratxon of all her frlen s DOUGHERTY JAMES Doc One of the qulet type Doc stlrred the hearts of many a grrl wlth hls pleasant ways and congenlal srnlle May hls good fortune contrnue l ER Her erky t ndln the muslc e a m ber ofthe and a y r future hol u s DREISEL HELEN Helen Thls pretty member of e Janus Staff who was pop ular wlth the opposlte sex wlll be remembered for her beamxng smlle and charm mg manner The best of ex erythlng to you Helen DUCAR MARGARET Marge As an outstandlng commer c1al student Marge has been a great success We expect to hear of her attalmng bug thmgs ln her future l1fe DUI' I' Y MIRIA Mae A good student a yali frlend and a mnne CLK Klne Essay Con t scrlbed Mae Luck in th I future MSU A DUKSTA ALICE Ducky Ducky was one of the charm mg blondes from 205 T her we vnsh only the best that hfe may have to offer DULCEY JOHN Jake Jake was a boy who though qulet ln school was very pleasant to talk to The future can hold nothlng but the best for hlm DUNKLF FLIZABETH Betsy Betsy an ever wllhng worker ofthe Glrls Trlo Advanced Chorus and LaTertul1a wlll always be remembered by her classmates Success' DURBACK MARGARET Margle Margle wlth her good humor kept everyone smllmg and happy Best of everythmg to a swell g1rl DURSO NEIL Nex Qulet wrlhng and pohte described Nell vx ho has made an envlabl scholastic record 1n school Best of luck ' r L T 11 '77 3 1 1 . ,a ' ll, ' YY ' K' K I -.v, s lg y' A l ef! - ' ., l .. .' e Q '! xl Q ' y v ll ' Y! . . , , H ., . , . 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I . .l y , ! 7 V film' DURSO, SARAH Dark Eyes This dark eyed lass has won many friends through her interest in sports. s luck in the future ada 4 lb swf EDWARDQ DONALD Don Quiet Don was noted for both his dependability and for his interest 1n German Hesready willing and able FDWARDS RICHARD Dick If Dick does as well in life as he has done m school we can say only one thing He ll be a succe s ERWIN DOROTHY Dottie This charming miss with the pleasant smile hailed from Iofty Dottie was an active member of the Choral Club and we hope she sails through llfe on wings of song ESPOSITO PAULINE Polly lbvahle was m wls t a s e e 5 for it tasmf S Iv f- I' , 9, pffglb, 7 of ,JT cl' .45 l F Epox, AR HUR 1 Arthu 4Arthur had a ho- of friends in H.H.S., and his jolly nature will surely lead him to success. Q44 gwaiw EVANGFLI3 A UTH u e ss girl and rel1abI frien Loads of uck to you in the future FVANS RUTH Pee Wee qmail peppy and energetic Ruth has won her way into the hearts of many of the teachers and pupils of H FADIO CHARLFS Chas Chas was one of those fel lows who was popular with everyone His cheerful man ner andhappy go luckyways will long be remembered FAIR RU'-Til Ruthie was a prominent member of Cadettes and Oratory She was a fun loving girl best known for her happy go lucky attitude ln and out of school FARKUS THERESA Theresa Theresa will always be re membered for her gay sense of humor Success in your future career I' ARLLY EMMETT Bashful Qulet and frlendly that was Bashful May he be as sue cessful ln the future as he has been ln H HS FARMER GEORGE Fldge Fldge was one of the hand some lads of the vocatlonal group May he have all the success that hfe has to offer FFFKO J OSF PH Luke Luke was a well known fig ure around the corrldors of H H S Hls Jovlal splrlt and jestlng manner vull long be remembered by hls class mates FEINCOLD EDGAR A boy wlth a versatlle per sonallty best descrlbes Ed Both ln and out of school he was wellllked by all Best of luck to you FELKER ROY Roy The future holds much for Roy who rated h1gh as a football player He has made many frxends durmg his hlgh school years Best of luck to you FELLIN CAT An u er C ngx re embered by her ass m tes FELLIN THOMAS Dutchxe Dutchle was a favorlte a mong hls friends and class mates Hrs good sense of humor wlll brmg hlm much success ln the future years FENDRICK ALVIN lm Football was mdeed the mam mterest ln Jlms life It was hls work hlS hobby and hls recreatlon Surely such lnterest wlll brmg hlm success FFNDRICK ELEANOR Hunky Thls blonde lassle halled from the annex Her charm mg manner and cheery smile will help her succeed FERRY JAMES J xmmle was a favonte among the opposlte sex May he have as much success ID hfe as he had In hlgh school j FERRY, MARYROSE Maryrose Maryrose was well 11 ed for her cheery smlle and sunn dlSpOSl on X She was a staunc ember of Orat ry Thesp s andSpamshCl b 'Succes ' FERRY PAUL Pau Paul s fine personallty and good looks have made hrm well llked by all who knew hrm The future can hold nothlng but success for hlm H ., U HJ- f. 1 , 1 Ed Jimmie u 'H ll ' U H U . 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I' I' SCINA CONc FT'l A Connie Although she seldom display cd her talent we knoxx that Connie had a lovely voice Her charming ways will carry her far ln the future I If SCINA LUCILI I Lou Lou was a real sport an excellent ice skater and a talented musician Fo her we msh happmc ss md suc cess FILORETO JOHN Fllly Filly was an excellent and earnest student durlnff his school career Hrs willing ness and sincerity will bring him a hugh ranl n his lifes work FI OYD MARY Mary As recorder of points for the Choral Club and a faithful member of the Thesplan and Spanish Clubs Mary served her Alma Mater well She will find the path of s lccess m the future FORNATARO PAULIIN F Pau This sweet miss was a faith ful member of Cadettes She amlably contributed what ever she could m order to lxclp someone along, FORNATARO ROCCO Furney Purney is sure to find suc cess with his dancing alnl ity His friendly smile cup turccl many a fair hc art Gu- Q'-S FORTE RITA Rita Rita had a gracious manner that spelled sincerity and friendship to everyone who came in contact with her This fine quality enabled her to have lasting friendship FRANDOM RAYMOND Ray Ray was always ready for a good time He also was will mg to do his bit in all of hls work Best wishes Ray I4 RATRICK ALBERT Although Al was a quiet lad he had a great host of friends Good luck to you alv. ays FRIT7 CATHERINE Frltzle Frltzle hailed from Auden rled To Catherine go the best wishes of her friends for continued success Surely all her wishes will be fulfilled MAN FRUMKIN DAVID Dave KQ Although Dave believed ln being seen and not heard he had many friends and acquaintances Success and happiness to you aff T uthle Cadet ratory enc C u s roved se e an asset to sc col nd lt will e lfli cul t 1ll her p ce Asame B TK WI wr' My As, df I Fuzzy When things o g Justrlghtand o s one to or you l u Fu z was note for his mt and humor S., GALLAGHER JOHN Jack Jack was known to every one by his ready smile and congenial manner Wher ever there was a good time Jack was sure to be found To a real friend we can wish only the best for a success ful future G ALLAGHI' R LAWRENCI' Larry Larry a typical Irish lad was always into mischief Besides being an active Thes plan he was sports editor of the Mountaineer a mem ber of the Janus Staff an H1 Y Club GALLAGHER MARCELLA Marcle Marcle hailed from Beaver Meadows She was a loyal friend and could be depend ed upon to do her share of work GALLAGHER ROBERT Peanuts Peanuts was one of the many members of our class who left before graduation to serve in the armed forces May Bob succeed in he army as he did in H HS GALLO JOSFPH Jake Although Jake left us to serve in the army he will always be remembered for his willingness to help those who needed it. We wish the very best to this member of our graduating class. it E-wr GALOW GLORIA O Glo is known to all her classmates as a sweet and Jolly girl To one who is a friend to all we wish the very best in the future years G DE,L JUDITH .1 Jvdy M This attracliv ISS cam from the anne Her gre! artistic ability will surely bring her fame a,nd success in years to come GARRAMONE PASCO Chic Chic who was co captain of our football team was well liked by all who knew him His ability on the football field mon him much admlra tion and a host of friends Success to you Chic GFNTLE MARIE Brown Eyes Good things come in small packages best described Marie For Mane we pre- dict success with a capital GFRHARDT PAUL Speed Speed was a friend to all who neefled a friend H was a well known member of the Band Success can only be ahead of you Speed GIBBON GLADYS Gibby Gibby had a pleasant smile for everyone. While here she was a member of Thes- ' ns G. O. C. Ban Cadettes, and Choral Club. Good luck to you. Z9 GI I JA E Glcks lcks s she s known to all wa with personal ity plus Besides being an outstanding commercial stu dent Gicks was an active member of Thesplans Ca dettes Oratory Choral Club and the Janus Staff W know success will be hers GIT7 ROBERT Bob Bob was a gay companion and his smile will be missed around the corridors of H H S in the years to come Good luck to you GLASSBERG MURRAY Moe Who ln high school has not had the pleasure of knowlng Moe? He was known to everyone for his pleasant d1Sp0Sltl0H and laughing smlle May your success in life be a broad as your smile GOACH ETHFL Ethel was an assoclate ed1tor of the Mountaineer and a famillar figure ln Oratory Basketball also held the at tentlon of thls pretty mlss Luck and success is certain to find F G GOEDECKE EMILY LOUISE Emmy Lou The bright smile of Emmy Lou will long he remember ed ln the corridors of H H S As co ed1tor of the Janus an actlve member of Thes plans Oratory Cadettes Swimming and Spanish Club Emmy Lou served her class well The best of luck to a girl who really deserves it GOIDA MARTHA Marty Marty was one of the honor students from Beaver Mea- down. May she find success in life. 1 GOLDSWORTHY DORIS Goldie Goldie was a girl who was well llked by all her class mates She had a dlSpOSl tion which many people envied As president of homeroom 301 a member of Advanced Chorus and the Janus Staff she served well GOLIAS IRENE Irene Who can ever forget the Smlllflg face of Irene? She was a member of Cadettes and Oratory In future years she intends to become a nurse 'Io Irene we wish a successful career GOMBER JOSEPH BeBe BeBe was a very ardent Sports lover and his mam interest in life was danclng Success to you GOOD ANN Goody As a good frlend and a wonderful sport Anna made many friends durlng her three years at H H S Her ablhty in basketball helped the girls team to go far Goon NANQQM- M v GW Thls quiet 4 s was an A student Amon her actlvities were Mountain eer Th9Sp1aHS Swlmmmg Oratory and Cadettes She is sure to be a success GORANITIS PETER Pete Pete had a pleasant dispo- sition a host of friends and a talent for creating fun no matter where he was. With all this his future happiness and success are assured. Q GOX DISH MARX Dlmples Mary was one of the very falthful typlsts for the Moun talneer Her abllxty to make A grades w1ll enable her to reach the top of the lad der wlth ease Success t you GRFTFS RANDOLPH Randy Randy felt lt was h1s duty to leave us before gradua tlon We surely appreclated havmg thls happy go lucky lad as one of our classmates Best of luck to you GUFRRIERT GUY F G won the admlratlon of many femmme hearts durmg hrs school career H served as presldent of 701 durmg hls senlor year M y G G dance hls way to dld on the dance floor HAGELGANS WALTER Wally A capable worker and an all around good sport Wally wlll have no trouble 1n hav mg a successful future HALFCKY ELIYABETH Betty Betty wa an asset to our class of 4 She came to us from Beaver Meadows and we were roud to clamm herasas ntofHHS We feel s r her lxfe wlll be a great s cess CHA CKY JOSEPH e l,Th1s quxet lad halled from Beaver Meadows Sports were al that held any unter est fo hlm The class of 4a vuslftes you nothlng but the best Joe' n natu f? a e made It people t ecome a d nothmg but the b st for you Dot HALLOCK FRANK Hank Although Hank seemed to be a qu1e.t lad he was. llked by ll of h1s many frlends Best of luck to you 1n your future years Hank LV' HAMERS ELE lnre Y-.1 9 OTC 6 erclal es s e ound t1m to a lpate ln varlo sclu tles Elean 1 tness w be mlssed by r many frlends HANLEY JEANNE Jeanne Jeanne was one of our pretty Majorettes who made our football games more color ful Her pleasmg manner made for her many good frlends May success be with her always HANLEY ROSE Rose Rose was well known for her sweet smlle and gay sense of humor She wasamember of The-splans Oratory C dettes and was one of our snappy Mayorettes May you strut through hfe as well as you dad across the football field HARKINS ROSE Irlsh Irlsh a swell sport added much to the class of 4.5 Wlth her pleaslng personal lty she IS bound to be suc cessful Q f Y Y W ll ' , 'H Y f Q la v . ' .w V dly IS . A ' , , ' ' nd ed, .. V, K . . i .l h . o . r V ' 5 ' A u , u vs , ll 33 . ' 'L . h Q . ' X l . ' ' - - a . n .. ,n a 'Y ' u 1 K 1 - sf G. G. A RE I . u 0 rr' I. . ' . N , , ' El S of ' ' , - . 9 co ' ' .1 es ' , 5 -' g a st e , .h : . . a ' Q ' success as smoothly as he Ore-Meer S ile and pleas, Kl , I7 I ll !! . ' L, ' - . , . - J ' J ax 1 ry CK Y! ki A xg: M . . . ' e . X ' , , a.. . . .x K' - X . - I N . H l x X .. Ii , I D 1: ay 1 W X ra 'L ,wx .'. N ' ' 1 ' Y - 1 f' fl - . .. ' l ' ' ' A l ,, Y. . X . 1 . - , E ,. . . , , , , 1 .. . HARTMAN ANNA Ann This pretty g1rl came from Jeddo Although she was qulet Ann was a frlend who could be relled upon at all times HARVILLA JOHN Mousy What would vocatlonal school have done wlthout Mousy To thls fun lovmg boy goes the best wishes of the class of 4o HAUSER DAVID Dave Dave was another one of our SGHIOFS who halled from out of town Always ready to do things for his frlends best descrlbed Dave Best of luck ln the future HAU7E JAMES lm A humor such as Jlmmys was hard to surpass what ever you do success can be your only reward HAU7 E JOHN J ackxe Who could prove to be a better frlend than Jack? He was a real frxend to all who knew hlm To thls hkeable fellow we can wlsh only the very best HENDERSCHEDT HERBERT Herb Herbert was one of the loyal Band members a first class drummer Herb wlll find success quickly and easily .- 'U 'lvl 4-s., HERHAL ANNA Ann Ann served as an assoclate edltor of the Janus Ora tory also clalmed her as .1 member Wlth her person ahty and ablhty to make friends Anna wlll never he lonely HERHAL LFONA e Lee was an actlve member of Choral Club and of the glrls basketball team She also excelled m the art of roller skatmg We are sure Lee wlll find everything she wishes HERNFSS GFNFVIEVF Jenny Jenny halled from Drums but thls was no handlcap to her Although she was qulet we know her success xull be great HIGGINS WILLIAM Bxlhe As a very capable co captam of the stage crew Blllle was a frlendly boy who was we hked by all who knew hlm May the future be very bright for you Blllle HILDEB RAND CLAIRE Clalre Clalre was another one of our out of town students She was a member of the Glrls Tumbling Team May she be as successful through llfe as she was on the Tum blmg Team HISCHAR DOROTHY Dot What ever path may be yours m the future Dot the class of 45 wxshes you the best life holds HLADISH MARIHA Marty This charmmg gxrl looks for ward to a career m the com merclal field She has the best wlshes of her class for a successful Journey HOFFMAN BETTY Harry A muslc lover Betty was an outstandlng member of Cho ral Club and Advanced Cho rus May she smg her may through the portals of suc cess HOFFMAN THOMAS Tommy Tommy was a famlhar fig ure ln the machine shop of the vocatlonal school H1-s frlendly attltude and pleas ant manner was one of the reasons he had a host of frlends The best always to you Tommy HOINSKI ELEANOR Eleanor Thls glrl who boasted a wmnmg personahty served as a highly capable office asslstant Wlth her deter mlnatlon she wlll go far on the road to success HO A HFLEN omer H er was one of our 'best com erclal student, Ji Her sunny lsposgtlon ah cheery sm1l were assets to our class May success be yours HORNACK CARL Carly Carly was a person who xx as not hard to please If h1s lnterests are as lntense m l1fe as they were Ill H H S success IS bound to be hrs gn-s ax, Z' norm Ach ootouhs Dolly Dolly constantly enacted the old saymg that Sllence 15 Golden Thls gurl charm mg m her own way wlll be remembered by all her friends as an enjoyable compamon HORNICK MARY Mary Ann Band and Orchestra were the mam mterests of Mary Ann However thls dld not tramp her ablllty to remam an A student A happy future IS predlcted for you HOUSEKNECHT AGNES Guss Agnes was alxx ays called the MISS from Drums Her pleasant smlle has won her many lrrends m H H S May she be successful m the future HOUSFKNFCHT PHYLLIS Dutch Although Dutch was rather qu et she was found to be a favorite among her many friends and classmates Best of everything to you HOWARTH MARGARFT Marge Marge was one of the 8fflCl ent Mountalneer busmess managers and also a typlst for the Janus Besldes these actlvxtxes she was an actlve member of Cadettes Or atory Thesplans and vlce presldent of her homeroom Best wxshes for the future from her classmates aug er thls e mlss vslll er long m the corrldor of HHS Success IS sure to come her vsay HUDOCK WILLIAM Bxlly Fun could always be assure when Bully was around He wlll long be remembered for he was Indeed an asset to the class of 4-1 May luck be yours always Blll HUFF LAWRENCE Rabbit Rabblt possessed a Jolly jokmg manner whlch put him first on the l1st of great companlons Slnce he has jolned the merchant marme school hasn t been the same Bes of uck to you HUGHES HELFN Helen ' Good thlngs come ln small packages descrlbed Helen perfectly As a member of the Band and Advanced Chorus her muslcal talent was genulne Success rn the future wlll surely be hers HUTNYAN JOHN HUIIQ Hutle one of our handsome males had personallty plus Aslde from malntalnlng good standards ln school he was a capable usher ln the Cap 1tol Best of luck HYDoCK MI HALL k ,010 Jour estlfrle ZA! cter1lgl ?Af t nature nd on of th m sl fyhl k9jiilS pleasmg a ner w1ll carryxhlfii ar future HH SICK CATHERINL Tma Tma one of our outstand mg commerclal students sure to find success wlth her pleasmg personality C dettes Swlmmmg Club and Janus Staff were some of her actlvltles IACURCI MARY Maya Laughing her way through lxfe thls lass with the mag netlc personallty had a host of admlrers 'lhe future has great thlngs m store for her JARRET MARIE Mureh A great Tresckow gal was Mureh Perslstance was er vxrtue and she never let anyone down May her helpful attltude contlnue a long the road of success ER YN SGH uture er sweet ovable dlsp gl won a score o Good luc KALENAK GEORGE Georgie Although George seemed to be quiet he really was quite a talkatlve fellow after you got to know hlm May you succeed ln the future KAPKO EMILY m Em was one of our lndustrl ous students In her found a cooperatlve worker and a faithful friend May she so contlnue through llfe KARVOUNIS BETSY Bets Bets was one of our hlgh stepping Majorettes whose pleasmg personallty won her a host of frlends ln H H S She was treasurer of L1 brary and a member of Thesplans and Cadettes Q KA'l CHMARIK C l' ORGI Georgie Georgie will be long remem bered as the peppy co cap tain of the cheerleaders Popular mth the opposite sex there was never a dull moment mth him around May continued success be yours KLAGLF JACK Jack Jack will always be remem bered by his many friends as a practical Joker He has proven himself an asset to the class of 4J Good luck K14 BA HLLIQN Mickey Here IS proof that Good things come in small pack ages Mickey possessed a pleasing personality and pleasant smile Sincere wishes for the future KLBA MICHAEL 1 e end in s Jov ity and rso ed Mike in in est around QWSQ-11001 s w mg with the t KLHOE LORRAINE Rainie' Rainie represented the gay side of life for she was al- ways busy entertaining her friends with her wit. B - hind this xxit lay great ability which will win much for her throughout life. .1 4' ,. , r KELCHNER, LEONA Hepsie i' ,fx r 'Fybls pretty 'lliiiss will long remembelfbd by her class- mates bedause of her charm. May' you succeed in any- thing you undertake. 1 K? 6' KI LI l' R ALBERT lhis boy with all his mn mng ways was a member of Thesplans German Club and Band He was also 311 s senior homeroom pres ldent Al s achievements will not be slight KELLM I' R WILLIAM 1 Bill was a quiet but am bltlOl1S boy who proved to be an asset to the Library Club as well as to his class His future will surely be successful KFLI OW JEAN Jeannie Jeannles happy disposition and pleasing personality rated her ace high with all of us We are sure that she will go far ,AMTQQJ5 Kershie Ap QW WH Ol' consta g.lqlg an bers ip yn Library C oryjland Thes s and as a mem er the Janus Staff KISFNWETHER FRANKLIN Kissy Ifranklin was rather quiet in school but he certainly was a loyal pal as well as a dilligent worker. Best wishes. KISHBACH, GERALD Pee Wee Pee Wee was a friendly fel- low who won the hearts of many. To him we wish the best in life. KLEMOW SHIRLLX Sherle Sherle who was an actlve member of Cadettes L brary Thesplans Swlm mmg and French Clubs wxll always be remembered for her cheery dxsposltlon KNX RIM JANI' Janie I'hls charming mlss who w as a member of the office staff was well llked by all who knew her Best of every thmg to you Janle KOCHB RA IRFNL Irene As well as belng a member of Choral Club Oratory and French Club Irene proved herself a snappy Majorette She has our best wlshes for a successful future KOLNIG Bl' I IY Betty Betty as presldent of Choral Club and an actlve member of Oratory and Spanlsh Club proved herself a frlend to many May success be yours ln the future KOKINDA EMMA KOkl8 Kokle who was an actlve member of Cadettes Thes plans Oratory and Library made many frlends May the future hold loads of suc cess KOKINDA JULIA Julle Juhe was a qu1et glrl who won many frlends ln H H S wlth her charm Success to you ln whatever you undertake 3 KOLIBA JOHN Herby If Iohn can lnfluence peoplc as fast as he drove hls car success ls bound to be hls Good luck Herby KOPASHY IRENL Boots Sweet and charmlng best de scribed Boots who was a real asset to the class of 4 We wlsh you the best llfe has to offer KOPLIN GRACE Gay Gay who was a fun lovmg peppy glrl was a member of Oratory and Cadettes May she succeed ln anythlng she undertakes KORAN MARY Jerry Jerry besldes belonglng to Oratory was lnterested ar Observers of her talent wlll attest to 1ts great ness She w1ll ever be remem bered by her frlends as a cheerful unassummg glrl KOWALCHICK DOLORES Dolly Dollys mam mterest was French Club Wlth er Jovlal nature and outstand mg personahty Dolly IS sure to meet with a large measure of success KOWALSKI GERTRUDL Trudy Trudy made many frlends throughout hlgh school wlth her sweet personahty May she find all the success and happiness she deserves ,ilpq Jr M we if lmb was Zle 096 lqufe mem s of 0 rxcla s She ll be re Erlgbered by l yt r cxakpgte as aqqwlalx worth, L Q60 u k KRACUM VINCENT Vxnce Thls happy go lucky fellow was bothered chlefly by those terrlble tr1g problems and aeronautlcs In splte of any dlfficultles Vmce IS bound to succeed ln llfe TU Bets Ulf Wlth a asant smlle and pe onallty Betsy msgma IFN.ends T km 'Nb KREIGER MILDRED M1 M11 was characterlzed by her pleaslng personallty She served capably as presldent of the German Club A lndlcated by her grades she IS sure to be a success KRIVAK ELIZABETH Ellzabeth Although qulet most of the time Elxzabeth always had cheerful words for her frlends The German Club and Or atory were her extra currlcu lar actlvltxes and her report card was to be envmed KR HN SEMARY Vslb nterest ln hlgh o w an Club r wllllngn o laugh off fficultles W1 stand ln good stead as sh travels along the path of success KUC HAR BETTY JEAN Cookle Swlmmlng Cadettes Ora tory and a certaln male occupled a lot of Cookies attentlon but she stlll found tlme for a frlendly thought or smlle for everyone KUEHN JEAN Farmer Jean appeared to be qulet but when you got to know her you dlscovered she had qulte a sense of humor May she contlnue to smlle her way through llfe KUN TZ PAUL Tracy Pracy was well known as 1Ws foremost comedlan Wlth hlS great sense f humor he made many frlends KURDZIEL CHESTER Chet Chet was an all round good fellow Hls ablllty on the football Held brought hlm the attention of many May he succeed ln llfe as he dld IH H H S KUSHICK VIRGINIA Tory Jean To Tory Jean we wlsh the best of everythlng She was vlce presldent of her home room and was qulte popular ln her class KUSHMEDER WILLIAM Wllly Another of those sports lovmg people W1lly had a way of makmg the most of a sltuatlon Wlth hls varled mterests we are sure he w1ll prove as useful m the world as ln the class of 40 4 1 I rl Ulu '4 Q -? ft .x 'Uri 'Eff ' R .,-' . Im Y 3 I' E . A 1 . I ' W ' S. K . . Y ' . Hmjavi '. , c - ' , n . I fi' flf T l H ' H ch 'L , . ' ' . I ol We Yvislmulllle' bqstsin Lf in H.H.S. . K 1 Q ns, 'lvl H , H - -1 I ' , ' - ' .JS .' K . . ' 'y L' S A4- s 0 .'s e . 1 , , I -, LAMANA ALFONSO Funzy As treasurer of '18 in his Junior year and as an active participant in homeroom ac tlvitles Funzy was a friend to all His witty manner and gay attitude will long be remembered LAMBERSON JOHN Johnny An ardent sports fan Johnny took a special interest in basketball To be an elec trical engineer is this fine lad s desire and we are sure with his determination he is bound to succeed LAMONT SAMUEL Trigger Trigger was the Casanoxa of With his alluring ways he won many hearts May his future be as suc cessful as his years in H LAPINSKY JOHN Johnny' Johnny s friendly attitude and helpful ways were some of the many reasons he was well-liked. Good luck! LaROCCO LAWRENCE Lindy Lindy was another who has joined the forces of Uncle Sam. May he continue to have all the luck he deserves. LaRosE, MICHAEL '-Mike New high school fads were always first to be seen on Mike, who was one of our neatest dressers. May his future be as bright as his past. LAUDERMAN IRMA Irma Irma has certainly been an asset to IW with her Jolly laughter which was conta gious May she go far in 1 e LAWRENCF MARTIN Marty This happy go lucky lad was the capable president of 218 His way with the women will carry him far in life LAZO GEORGE Banio Banjo s witty personality and keen sense of humor are bound to bring him success Best of luck to you LALUR GEORGE Tommy Fommy was a gay compan- ion who will be missed in the high school corridors in the future. Success to you Tommy. LEGGO IRENE Rene Rene has one ambition and that is to become a register- ed nurse. Rene served her homeroom very well as ticket monitor. To this fine lass we wish success. LEIB, JAY llJay!1 This fun-loving lad made many a friend with his fine sense of humor. With his determined ways we're sure Jay will reach the top. Ll ININGP R JOHN Peanuts Peanuts was a happy go lucky lad from the vocatlon al school Hls frxendshlp wlll long be cherished by many IFMKP ILSE s lls a quiet member of our class was an ardent member of the Itreneh Club Her artlstle alnllty was admtred by all Succe s 1s hers I l Pl Rl DANII L Danny Always wlllmg makt frlends Danny was one of those lads w ho could be de pended upon Best wlshes for success to you Danny LI SHKO CHARLES Chas Wherever there were Jokes and laughter Chas was al ways found He was known as one of the llvely lads of IW Success to you Chas lleow-rage? vcwwa-If ture Her presence all who knehw ef Best wlshes LEWIS EVELYN Butch Whenever you need a frlend look up Butch Always wrllmg to help she was a pal to everyone W re dlct a rosy future for her 1-N 'DK Ia-fs K4 'Us -'Q I IBONI 'YI L GRACI Gracle Always ready to take Joke Gracle proved an asset to the class of 4a May her cllmb to success be a short one P L1CATi 'cf'l lfylljg, Lefty a pleiaizapcr nallty and a charmmg ann mean ftythmg Lefty to he ale of t most sul'- ce sful LILL Dot there e othe 1 of o e of er orl e past LON A CFCP LIA Cella Cella was a very wlllm worker as was shown ln her homeroom and her classes She IS sure to find success MW? LONG THEL Sally A quxet g1rl wlth a pleaslng personality and a frlerdly smlle descrlbed Sally She won her way lnto the hearts of all who knew her LONGO JAMES Jlmmy Jlmmy played a mean trum pet IH the Band and O chestra He really was ln the groove whenever he ren dered a selectlon Best wlshes Jlmmy LOP0, ANDREW Andy Andy was one of our electrl clans from the vocatlonal school May he always be as dependable as he was ln the portals of H HS LORAH HUVS ARD Ickle Ickle was one of our boys from Audenrled who left ln January for the Navy Before leaving he served falthfully as treasurer of German Club LOVE MARIAN Mlt Love Mlt Love was xlways ready wxth a smllt Her pleaslng personahty wxll pave the way for a promxsmg future Loads of luck LUC HI LOUIS Brother I'h1s lad was always found ln a merry mood May he malntam the good qualltle he dlsplayed In H H S Best 0? ,Y McAL JEANF TF Janet Although Jeanette has been a very qulet glrl she was llked by all Success and happmess to you McBRIDE CATHERINE Catherme French Club would not haw been the same wlthout thl lovely mlss Her charmmg personality enabled her to be consldered tops among hcr classmate nr '-- 1-as X X , - I rf ' I I ,J ya 14 f IHIIXINI ff JI I! 6f if f rd MCBRIDE, MARY Irish Irlsh was another one of our lovable commercial lasslcs Wlth her amlable manner she won the hearts of both the boys and glrls ln H H S NIcCAULFY DORI I' N Doreen Doreen was a quiet glrl who we are sure wlll succeed m all her undertakmgs She was a member of the Ora tory Club May success be yours Doreen Mc-CAULEY MARY ELLEN Mac Mac was a frxendly glrl who has made many frlends 1n H H S smce she came to us from Black Creek She was a member of the Or atory Club Good luck to you McCLUSKEY EDWARD Fddle Eddxes outstandmg ablllty on the basketball court wlll long be remembered by all Hls pleasant personallty and talents are bound to brmg hmm the success he deserves McCOY FLIIABF FH Bess Bess served capably as pres ldent of homeroom IW a member of Thesplans French Club and Mountalneer Stall Success xs sure to follow thls lovely mlss McELHFNFY ELLEN Mlckey Mlckey w as an ardent mem ber of the berman Club and her scholastlc record was rated hxghly We know a successful future dwdlts er 01 BICHUC H ANNE Mac Mac could always he found xxherever there were sports or music She endeared herself to her friends by her gay laughing manner A 309s sports monitor she has been a capable and diligent worker McLAUGHLIN JOE Cl- Joyce As associate editor of the Janus and a faithful mem ber of many clubs Joyce non a prominent place in the class of 4 Her per sonality is sure to bring her success in the future MACCAL1 RE ylloxvy .with at se MADLR DORIS Patches This carefree miss loved dancing best of all in her high school days. To you Patches go our wishes for a successful future. MAGUSCHAK JOSFPII oe Although Joe was a quiet lad, he gathered a host of friends. Good luck and suc- cess to you. MAHOSKI, HENRY Lil Abner Henry had a host of friends in H.H.S., and his jolly nature will lead him to success rapidly. EY gqwx if f A.. S33 ' 1-ry. W MALI GA MARC ARET Marna To Marna xx ho was sec retary of homeroom 313 go our wishes for success in her future undertakings MALIAO MA is the nord that de ed Margle But this f did not prevent her from making many friends Best of luck' MALLOX MARX Shorty I'h1s charming lass hailed from Drums and won many friends in HHS because of her sincerity Best wishes to you Mary' MAMRX CH JOHN Johns main interest was in cabinet making. His quiet but friendly dispo- sition will insure success in all his undertakings. MANCUSO I' RANK Frankie Frankie was a fine friend to all who had the pleasure of knowing him. May he sing his way through life as well as he did in the Advanced Chorus. MARCANI, FRANK Frank Frank won the admiration ofiall his classmates by his ability on the football field and his friendly personality. Success is bound to be his. 'MA RC US, RITA Tall dark and ambltmus was who was a worth wh m mber of the com rclal department e ass of 41 wishes you sux cess MARCZAK WALTFR Pussy Fven though hrs mtere t rn aeronautlcs and malntam lng his scholastic record kept hlm busy Walter found tlme to be a true frlend to all Success lS bound to be his MARGWARTH CAROLYN Carol Carol s pleaslng personahty and cheery dlsposrtlon are sure to carry her lar on the road to success MARINKO AGNFS Aggle Through her qulet and re served ways Aggle galned many frlends ln H H S Only the best can be wlsherl to one as smcere as she wus MARINKO GEORGE Georgle George ablded by the sayln Sllence IS Golden George was a frlend of all and wxll be sure to find success ln future years MARHHJANQHOQX ' Jumorl To thls ppy ch rleader w 0 le for the avy ln Nowejzl er we can only wlsh the best Well always re member hlm for hls danun ablhty 1' X Qvuw., 'Z fzfr lag KQVEELK AROLYN charmr gurl D lsant p many frlen he was an xctlve member of the Ora tory Thesplan and Senlor Llbrary Clubs ZQAQAAL 5 ARS MAN GLADYS 4-,. e of our ever easlng 1 ls who was mce to eve ladys Keep up he good Pk MARSICANO PAUL Pauhe Paulle was one ot our vo catlonal boys lnterested IH prlntlng Heres wlshlng you a brlght and successful luture MARSICANO ROSE Bob Bob Thls outstandlng commer clal student certamly de served the many A s she made durlng her hugh school career Best of luck to you Bob Bob ff! ffl -3 K M RTE -ff Marr scholastic ablh e as well gk W teachers and p e predlc futuf7, gQfj!6Y'j1a ! f r el -lj- MARUSAK RAE MOND Ray Thls smrlmg boy hauled from Beaver Meadows Ray to you we can only wrsh the best ol exerythlng MASSAGE CATHl RlNE Kltty Klfty w as lnterested ln danc lng and was very popular Wlth the male sex She was also a member of the Janus Staff MATSKO DOROTHY Dottle Dottles wlnnlng smlle and pleasant personallty won her a host of frlends Her extra currlcular actlvltles lnclude Cadettes and Thesplans May success be yours MATTAVI ROBI4 RT Bob Bob was never one to be kept out of a good tlme Hls personality and wln nlng smlle won many frlends for hlm They wlll surely carry hlm far on the road to success MATTEO ROSE Shorty Shorty as she was called by her frlends had an ear for muslc Wlth her fine VOICE and personality we know she wlll succeed MATTIE ROSE Rosle Rosle was known by all as a pleasant glrl She was a member of the glrls Drlll Corps Only success IIQS ahead for you ROSIE MATZ CAROLYN Carole Carole will long be remem- bered for her cheerful and witty manner. No matter how badly you felt Carole could make you happy. The Choral Club boasted of her membership. 911103. W7 D EN CA Thgvlass was on f he qulet members of ur grad uat g class e endeared er ny wlth her mln rsonallty The st 15 w at we WlSh or ou Domenlca MAXWFLL CHARLFS Maxle MBXIG one of our vocational boys although qulet had a large number of friends ln the portals of H H S May he sall through llfe as smooth ly as lle has through hlgh school MAXWF LL DOLORP S Harry Although Harry was pre ldent of the Harry James Club she found tlme to be a frlend of all To a sweet glrl w lth a lot of personal lty we wlsh only the very best MAYLATH MARY Mary Who wlll ever forget Mary s glggle All of those who knew Mary knew she was a wonderful frlend Mary proved to be a falthful mem ber of the Oratory Club We wlsh you a very brlght future MEIKRANTZ SHIRLEY Melky A charming glrl wlth splendld personallty best de scrlbed Shlrley She was a dependable member of Thes plans and served well as reporter of LaTertulla MEISTER SHIRLEY Shirl As a loyal member of Band and Choral Club Shirl has proven herself an asset to our class. She was a friend worth having, and is sure to succeed. MESISCA PHILIP Phl To Phll who was small ln stature but blg ln heart we can only wlsh th bet Best of everythlng to you ln your future years Phll MIHALOCHI SEPH hl d was s onslbe 0 t lrth IH h m o oe ha an t f r ds an l tances by hls net p ty MIKOLICHICK JOHN Yankle If John can acqulre success as well as he bowled and played baseball he IS bound MINSENBERGER ROSEMARY Rosle Qulet but frlendly these words accurately de Cflbed ROSIG a member of our com merclal sectlon Her cheer smlle wlll take her far lnto a successful llfe MIRALDO ANNA Anna Anna wlll always be remem bered as a qulet and slncere classmate whose frlendshlp was treasured by all who knew her MIRANDA DOMINIC Chuck When Chuck turned on hls smlle what female could reslst hlm Por thls hand some Romeo x xxlsh successful future MITCHFLL JOHN Curly Wherever there was laugh ter John was sure to be there By hls Jovlal manner he has acqulred a host of frlends and we know that a successful future l store for hlm MOLINO RENATO Thls tall h ndsome member of our ss wlll on Temembered as 22 haf! of the danoeffloli Ra was a real aslet to the class of MONAHAN EDWARD Eddle Everyone was famlllar wlth Eddle s keen sense of humor and unassumlng manner whlch won hlm a host of frlends Thls was well evldenced by hls electlon to VICG presldent of the class ln hls Junlor year l Jf' VJ- b 'W4'l5f,ANfci1Ll!TTE TOHI A fun lovlng e care free attlt towa made her n assej: er many frlends She s bound to go through llfe wlt mu success A Syl wa dle of Joy thus ratlng ost of frlends She W s a ember of Thes plans Orat ry Llbrary Ca dettes and the Tumbllng Team Best of luck to you MORAWSKI ELEANOR e Some way or another Eles personallty always managed to get her at the head of thlngs She played an lm portant part IH the Thes plan Oratory Cadette and Spanlsh Clubs If you ever wanted to find an ardent sports fan Ele would cer , talnly be your best cholce f . H il.. l' 'S I 8 , l .3 I 3 ' I 'lv . ' . L , ..' U .S in I I umrv' T a A .1 . fo f ' '. ,dz 1 o -'-i., .. d 1 L: ' be -4 - . I IS ' .' d I ' 4 I a . 'WN' lf ' . r -n 5 e . - - . l . ' .. L45. 3 I . I p to be a great ,success ' H 7 .fj K . OP ' 1 Af .. . ,, 'V ,, U . ff - , .1 O -. . . -A Av ' ' e i U, .8 . . t y . . s ' . I K , L , l ,S ., b ' r ' KSEI V7 I' . .4 . , V0 . a A l I' 1 MORG KN AUDRL Audre Thls blonde carefree lass though small 1n stature had a great sense of humor Most of her extra tlme was taken up Wlth danc1ng MORGAN NANCY Nancy Nancy seemed qu1et and un pretent1ous but 1n her own sweet way she served the class of 43 well She was VICE pres1dent of Choral Club Secretary of Red Cross Club and a member of Cadettes Oratory and Band MORTON JAMFQ J1mmy Jlmmy at first seemed to be another qu1et lad but when he started talkmg you couldn t stop hlm H1s lot to everyone who knew h1m MOSCON JOHN W1mpy The vocat1onal school was happy to cla1m th1s qulet handsome lad as one of lts members May you be suc cessful ln all your under taklngs M LLIGAN J ES Jlmmle Jlm was one f6ur qu1et s rs untl du got to 1S keen sense f humo d frlendly man ner are s re to carry h1m MUMAW RUTH Red Although qulet Red proved herself a fr1end 1n need To th1s gal who halled from Drums the class of 40 wlshes the best N MURPHX CLAIRF Cla1re The personahty of th1s Ir1sh lass enabled her to fit IHIO anythlng that came her way She proved thlS by her membershlp 1n the Thes plan Oratory Cadette Swlm m1ng and Spanlsh Clubs Although she seemed happy go lucky she dld have a SQTIOUS s1de to her thoughts MUSSOLINE LAWRENCE Larry As the hard fightmg left guard of our football team Larry won renown Hls pleasant personahty w on hlm a host of fr1ends Good luck Larry MUSSOLIN The n nt c as sen w er s also fcolor was always IH a gay roug1sl1 mood MYERS HOPF Queenee Queenee a member of Ger man and Sw1mm1ng Clubs and 311 s vlce pres1dent and newspaper edltor was al ways ready to have fun T Queenee we delegate a br1l llant future NASH PEGGY Peggy Behlnd the qu1et atmosphere that surrounded Peggy was a keen 1nterest IH events She w as a member of Thes plans and Cadettes and an Usherette May you have a happy l1fe Peggy APOLIT ,f ELEANOERA Ora Fnendhness, do nated th character , of 1 pleas1 g m1ss who a ays hadj smile vfbr ev fyone She 'was vdr acl and successful vari s cu s Best ashes A 5 Y, 1 ll. , 'Y It ' I .y 1' ll xi a at I . L ,' . , '- A I. 9 v . v l ' , S. I . ' E ' ! .. ' H I ' . I 65 v! 1, , - ' 3 'l L 4 5 . .. . . - 1 , Q ' J . .' I ' l 3 1' .. T. 'TY , . , . R , 1. U ' n A I ' , 1 i .t s , ' , is . a 1 - , , . . ,- . - friendly ways have meant a ful figu around th school, I , A, I , J KK ' YY ll ll . K I , . . - t . , , . - . . - v 5. . . 0 . v , , 1 S - , rs H Ll . . 1 ,, . . f ' - ow 'm ' . , , ' . - 5 5, fa'l'f ' 1 - lr , If .I f A , 1 4 1 ., ,, 1 .. H l 5 X , , kk . . . H . . ,, 4, . 1 ' ' I a , , . , y A . 1 . , 1 ' yy ,. .. 1 ,' . l b.. . . ' J NORTH, NANCY North N a n c y's personality and varied activities made her one of the most popular girls of H.H.S. Aside from being secretary of Thes- pians and an active member of Oratory, Cadettes, and Swimming Club, she was secretary of the senior class. She also served as senior editor on the Janus Staff. NOVITSKY MART A M af Mart rat r e ass d os e who abe ac ain k owthat h futu e will be bright Vw! O RIDGET Q4 ff ridge fffffd t er a dul moment In e a a r s ' er of rato ay her d sen of humor carry her far 7 o GR NQQIQQEILQQXIOR This brillia longed t tit com rcial section of o class enviable mcg behind h A bright futur s Eleanor s O HAZZO DOROTHY Chlcky Chlcky was another Beaxer Meadows lassie Her win ning way and personality made knowing her a pleas ure OLIVIA ANNE MARIF A M O This attractive lass acquired numerous friends through her charming personality Intelligent and always ready for an argument A M O proved herself an excellent debator She was the Moun taineers exchange editor a member of the Janus Stafl Oratory Thespians and Ca dette Clubs OSADCHY, I RICN E Bonnie Bonnie, an active member of the senior class, belonged to Senior Library, Thespians, Cadettes and Oratory Clubs. She will be favorably re- membered by all her as- sociates. OSADCHY JOHN Pansy Pe nali sys aracterlstlc ll never forget lads Jov manner P ssess thes q lities al ways and s c is s be yours WJ, PALANK VILMA Bindy To this efficlent commercial student whose continual wisecracklng kept her class mates amused we wish the best in the future PASDA STANI FY Stan Stanley s smile and ple sant disposition made him a cher lshed friend Stay as de- pendable and happy as you now are Stan and you will reach your goal of success PATANO IAN Pat Mari u s n m s f nown all She served W r n of e 5 ac 1V s ians ucc is o e h rs PATANOVICH RITA at This peppy cheerleader was a leader in many activities She cheered at the games swam in the pool acted on the stage and in addltlon was a member of Orator Spanish Club Cadettes an Janus Stall' 'V PAT1 ON WII MA Wllll0 Qulet and frlendly Wllma w as well llked by her many frlends who were attracted by her calm and pleas1ng manner I AYNI' CALVIN a Cal could be seen most any tlme snapplng p1ctures for the Mountalneer or Janus Iull of fun he was always teasmg someone or gettlng INTO mlschlef ing Cl bs e th Chle x ra r 1nterest of th1 onallt a 1n elp xsucc d 1n lfe PENSOCK AT teapas un o bedl efo da thos f e successful ELE OR those youn 1ll be remember by a st of fr1ends as a oclable Jolly glrl She IS one of the few who cannot escape success PI POS JOHN Johnny When Johnny wasnt busy draftmg you were bound to find h1m where there was dancmg May you succeed as easlly as you dance PETER HENRY Red A red headed Jolly fellow best descr1bed Henry who ha1led from out of town He made many 1r1ends IH HHS May the future hold IH store for you the very best Oez ETOCK JOH Ol' PETRILLA VINCENT V1nce VIHCG wasnt happy unless he was runnlng machmes ln vocatlonal school May you 'ICl'1l9V6 your goal IH l1fe PFTRUSKA EDWARD Edd1e was a true frlend to all who had the pleasure of knowlng hlm 1n h1s years at H H S May he be success ful 1n h1s future career PETRUSKA RITA Rltle R1t1e s work as an office g1rl and Janus cashler kept er qu1te busy but she found t1me to be well l1ked by all Success IS hers' PHILISTINF GENEVIEVE Gen Gen was a valuable member ofThesp1ans Oratory Choral L1brary and Swlmmlng Clubs Her fr1endl1ness and lovable characterlstlcs have galned her many fr1ends Best NVlSh6S x ,f' 75 1 0 y 41 fl 1 , jx, .P ..C,l,, ' . K -.L , A A 1 1 . . 1 f if ' S . 'D , 0' C 1 ' , ' t - i - ' . ' ,. in a. . e 1 ' y ' - g , xx ' on h hi - L 'I - ' ' , K g h X., , 1 . EI Yf Eddie ' , into , an . ' , .- at e e r- . si th'. ar 'ss. Q l l ' A wr an ' e- , . se h et' r- . . . . ' . sr- s ty. H e ' A ' ' . d zz PE , NEW, 1. - . H li is . g ' ' '. , 1 - ' es ' - I ' . . b PICCINO ANGELA Angel Thls pretty mlss s wlde elr cle of frlencls was due to her personallty and charmln cllsposltlon Oratory Acl vanc-ed Chorus Thesplans and Spanlsh Club took up most of her tlme PICKFNHFIM ROY PlCkl9 'lhls qulet boy had a keen lnterest ln all sports Wlth h s pleaslng personallty Plckle has won a great ho t of frlends PLATTE PHYLLIS Phl Thls lassle was a member of the Senlor Llbrary Club Her artlstlc dblllty waq admlrecl by many May her future be as cheerful as her dls posltlon PLOCINIK ST Stella Stella w lr s who be eved h G Glrls a lul o you Stel we want to WlSh the best POLAK AND REVW Oakle Oakle waa another one of our handsome football he roes Hls sense of humor and ahlllty to make frlencls wlll carry hlm far ln llfe POLASHENSKI FRANK Frank Although Frank was very qulet he had a D100 cllspo sltlon Bcst of lutk to you Ilrank POLIVKA CATHFRINI4 Kltty Catherlne was another clulet member of our class Wlth her c-aln md slntere ways she lS clertaln to rexth her goa IH e POLIY KA ROSI' ROSIQ Rosle was well thought of by all her classmates Wlth hcr pleasant personallty shc l bound to be a success POMBO MICHAFL Harpo Harpo was a QUIQI lad but he had a multltucle of frlencls Wlth hls pleaslng personal lty he IS sure to succeed ln hls future unclertaklngs POTANCE WILLIAM Swampy A small boy full of vlgor and vlm best descrlbeci Swam py HIS Wlt and humor won hlm many frlencls Best of luck to you POTENZA NICHOLAS Nlger Llttle but mlghty Nlger was always ready to lend helplng hand to anyone Success to you POTEN7E RUTH Ruthle Ruthle hae been a great asset to the home economlcs class To hcr we wlsh all the happlne llfe can offer IOWI' LL CHARLI S Charlle Charlle served well as pres ldent of hls homeroom To look at hlm you would know that Good thlngs come ln small packages Success to you PRETE MICHAEL Mxke Ordmarlly Mlke was qulet but when he was around gurls he just couldn t resxst the lmpulse to tease them He wlll be mlssed by all who knew hlm PRICE BETTY Prlcle A pleasmg personallty and a pleasant smlle made Prlcle an outstandlng member of Advanced Chorus May her sense of humor carry her through llfe PRIM SALLY Sally Y Y presldent of G O C and as a member of the Janus Staff She was also an ac tlve member of Cadettes lhesplans and Swimming Clubs May success be yours always PRITCHARD JLAN Jean Interested ID many actlvl tres durmg her high school years Jean served capably as president of Swlmmmg Club and busmess manager of Oratory Wlth her out standlng personallty she 1 sure to succeed PRITULSKY PETER Pete As presldent of the Llncoln Debatmg Club Pete proved himself a valuable asset to H H S We all hope he finds as much success and pleas ure ln llfe as he dld ln school rl PROSSIC HELP N Helen As a member of Cadettes and Oratory Helen had many occaslons to wln frlends May she be as successful In llfe as she has been ln school PUGLIESE VINCENT Pussy Puggy was our flashy half back on the grldxron Hls good sportsmanshlp on the Held xull be long remember e PUHAK MAGDALENE Maggle Where laughlng and Joklng were there Maggle could be found She was actlve ln both Thesplans and Ca dettes May you laugh your may through llfe PURDY GRACE braclous H ng and cheer Grace wo ora and c stra est of luck to you XI yC?yIOAVN Thls conge l fun maker wo for h1 self a host of r nd.s elng scorekeeper a the skmball games was 0 Al s many dutles at H Success to you RACHO ELEANOR Eleanor A petite and lovely mlss Eleanor IS sure to attam success ln everythmg she undertakes m her future years ' I - d. Y . sau served faithfull as I ,7 . . . I 35 ' .- f r - y , , , - f . n ., I - b, - . . B . fl l 1 ll , A A . . .- R HAI, . ,I . . 1 B ' . - , . ' . I .S Orr 3., I ' . . . at . . A. . cf J 1 7 RAFTFR ROBERT Big Red Any of the strange doings in 3F could easily be traced back to Big Red May he continue in the future as he has in the past RFBARCHICK GENEVIEVE Jean To those who knew her Jean has proven a true friend May she be as successful ln llfe as in H H S REED JUNE June With a determination and will as strong as hers thls lass will certainly attain suc cess Good luck REEHL LAWRENCI Minister Lawrence a natural fun maker has won the laughter of his classmates May he be successful in the future REICHART JACK Ricky Although little was heard from Ricky you can be sure that he had many friends. Success to you. REIMOLD DONALD Dee This quiet handsome fellow from 'SE was well-liked by all. Although he never had much to say we still say Actions speak louder than words. REINHART JANE Jane Jane s pleasant personality made her popular with every one Besides being an active member of Thespians Ora tory and German Clubs she also served as a member of our Janus Staff Rl' INMILLFR JAMES Buddy Buddy won the companion ship of many students Al though he left for the ser vice in February he will always be remembered RESUTA MICHAEL Mike Although the Navy claimed Mike ln February hlS class mates will always remember his fine work in Advanced Chorus May you always be successful RICCIO MARY Ricky Rlckys charming personal 1ty and friendly smile ac quired for her a host of friends May nothing but the best find ltS way to you RICHARDS ELINOR E y This charming member of Spanish and Choral Clubs will certainly be missed by all her friends. With her endearing personality the future is bound to be bright. RICHARDS WILLIAM i Even though B'll was a quiet lad we know he had a keen interest in the Navy. May he have all the success that life has to offer. ,uf-f f-V!! jf ffao K ARD 'SY hi fn h If J sch V ar absca Oi-lonrsf a cr could go fo! er to you ROHRER DONALD Don Donalds pleasant dlsposl tlon and charmmg manner won many frlends for hlm 'lo thls fun lovxng boy who has been a true friend t everyone we WlSh the best of luck ROMANCHECK SOPHIA Soap Soap s magnetic personallty enabled her to make and re tam frxends wherever she went We are sure her fu ture holds nothmg but the best ROSSI MARY ROSE Rosle Mary has been considered a really swell person by all her classmates Her future looks brlght xndeed ROTH JEAN Jeanle Generally qulet Jean s sym pathetxc nature won her many frlends Success to you Jeanle 1 ROTH LEAH Leah Thls sweet mlss from Drums was an all around gxrl wlth wltty humor and a pleasant personahty May she wln frlends as easlly ln e future as she has ln the past ROWLAND LYN Lyn Lyn s way of maklng friends and hls keen sense of humor are sure to lead hlm to suc cess We wish you the best of everythlng hfe can offer RUDOLPH GRACF Gracle Grace was well thought of by all her classmates Wlth her pleasant personallty she ls bound to be a success RUSNOCK PAUL Pauly Pauly was the sllent hand some type May he use has ablllty to attain success as he dld whlle playlng basket a RUSSEL ROBERT Squaker As a promlnent star of the grldlron and VICQ presldent of the Thesplan Club he has proved hxmself a valuable asset to the class of 4a Squakers llkeable personal ity IS sure to brlng hlm great success ln the future RYAN RUTH I rlsh Irlsh was one of the qulet but deep thxnkers of the class of 40 We W1Sh you luck ln the nurslng profes sion SABALUSKY ALBF RT Mugsy Mugsys quiet nature was his key to success in high school lt will surely bring him further success in lift SABIA MARK Twain Mark was one of our friendly seniors interested in ba ket ball May his future pass lnto the basket of success SABOL JOSFPII Mayor Mayor was in the category of good humor boys His musical ability will clear the road to success SACCO ROBIN RT Chick Besides serving faithfully as president of Thesplans Chick was an active member of Advanced Chorus and the Male Quartet With his outstanding personality and ability to make frlends he will succeed SALINSKY TH FODORB. Ted Ted left us before Christmas to enter the Air Corps hut pleasant memories of him have remained in the minds of all. SAMLER LORRAINE Lorraine As a prominent member of both Advanced Chorus and Choral Club Lorraine s voice will long linger in the cor- ridors of H.H.S. May she sing her way to success. I SAN'1 OROSKI HENRX Hen Quiet Henry was known for his dependablllty He was rsady Wllllflg and able to se xr ll Best of luck to you SAPPE ANNA Anne Quletness won many friends for this svseet little girl May it aid her through life SARICKQ IWLEANOR Eleanor A member of Choral Club and a pleasant personality Eleanor is bound to succeed ln anything she may under take QAUI' R9 WILLIAM Billy Billy left school to fulfill his greatest ambition to Join the Navy His future in the Navy will be successful we are sure SAYON FLMER ax Whether Flmer was draft- ing dancing or singing he attained the goal he has set out for. Smooth sailing is ahead for you Sax. SCALISE JOSEPH Scalian' A fun-loving lad was Joe. His good humor won him many friends throughout the school. Best of luck to you. SCALISF RAH MONIJ lay Although Ray spent most of hls tlme playmg basketball wlth the Y M C A team he has made many frlends o you we want to msh the best of everything SCATTON PETFR Pete Pete s happy go lucky na ture and pleasant dlsposltlon made hlm a frlend to all May he spread joy and mn success ln hrs future years SCHALLI' R HELI N Hon Helen s mam Interest was cents red on basketball She xx as a follower of the Mount ameers and a friend to all Best mshes Helen SCHFLLHAMER WILLARD Shelly When thus handsome fellow played the trumpet all stu dents sat up and took notlce Although Wlllard left for the servlce ln Feb ruary he wlll be remembered by all hls classmates SCHIETRUMPI' JANILT Jame Janet was one of the hap plest best natured gurls be found ln the halls of H S May her sense of humor and pleasant smile carry her far into llfe SLHILLI' R FLIQANOR Ellle Llhe has been a falthful member of Cadettes and Or atory May the future brlng happmess to her To you we wlsh success ln every 5h1ng 118546 'Q' k 4: 'h1n- SCHMUTIFR LILLIAN Butch This blonde lassle was a falthful member of the Band lf that was any mdlcatlon of her abllltles she IS bound to succeed SCHOFNNAGEL ELEANOR Shay Shay Shay Shay was fun lovlng but had tlme to serve ca pably IU Thesplans Swlm mmg Club and on the Janus Stafl May success go with you SCHULTTLP R WARRFN Warren Warren s pleasant smlle and personahty won hum many frlends and brought hlm suc cess ln hrs school years They wlll certamly be a great asset to hlm ln hls future career SCHWARTZ MARY LOUISE Schwartzle Thls laughlng Jovlal ass served well as eo edltorln chlef of the Janus and a member of Thesplans Or atory Cadettes Band and French Club As a future chemlst may she be as sue cessful as she was m H H S SFLSHOL'17 MARY LOU Trudy Mary Lous beammg smlle and wltty humor brought happiness to all To her we vush the best of luck SLIDFL JANE, Jame As one of the members of the Cadette Club Jane won many friends through her sweet and charmlng person allty. Good luck SELL CARL Lefty Lefty was one of our hand some lads from the vocation al group He was interested in mechanical drawing Luck in your future years SEMUTA EVA Susie Susles pleasant smile and sweet personality were an asset to her homeroom May she be as sweet always SERRA GRACE Gray Small but friendly and full of good humor best described Grace Nothing but the best lles in store for her SHAFER EDI'1 H Edie Thls tall and bright lass had ability in art and aso capably fulfilled the D081 tion of sports editor of the Mountaineer Best of luck Edith SHAFFER NELDA Nelda Nelda one of our snappy cheer leaders and an active member of Cadettes found time to gather round her a great many friends May she be as sweet and full of fun in the future SHARP, JAMES Jimmy Jimmy, an outstanding foot- ball player, had to leave us early in the year for service in the Army. You have our best wishes. it HP UA SHEER DOROTHY Dot Do.t..s- pluagwt personality wdhzher manyseynds Being succe59fNl ln sc -we know she will M a success in the futh-re SHEPPERLY CHESTER Chet Everytime you saw Chester he was doing elther Trig or German His witty remarks and cheerful dlsposltlon won him many friends We know his future will be successful SHERIDAN BETTY JANE A really sweet and charm 1ng little girl was Betty Jane Because of her fine work in Thesplans he Mountaineer and German Clubs she IS bound to be remembered SHERIDAN FREDRICK Fritz This quiet lad made many friends and could always be depended upon to have his work done Good luck' SHERROCK MARY Sherry Mary proved herself an asset to H HS by her excellent work in Thesplans Advanc ed Chorus Oratory C dettes Orchestra and L brary May she be as suc cessful ln life as she was at the piano SHERRY, NANCY uNanu Nan's cheerful manner made her successful in school. To her we wish the best of everything. X Q3-me '45 66 SHIMSHICK MILDA Mllda Besxdes bemg our popular songstress Mllda found tlme to be active ln Thespla Oratory Cadettes and vanced Chorus and also served as captam of the Usherettes SHUC' AR JOHN Sugar John the happy and cheer ful type was well llked by all hls classmates May he find hls way through llfe mth success and happmess SIMKO MICHALL Mlkc ager of football and basket ball Mlke dld a fine Job and could always be de pended upon He was one swell fellow May he have only the best s1socK STEPHEN Tlppy Although Tlppy attended the hlgh school for only two years he made a lot of frlends To thls quxet but frlendly boy we want to wlsh the best SITOSKI DOROTHY Dottle Dottle captured many hearts ln hlgh school May she be successful ln ew erythlng she undertakes SKIMBO NICHOLAS Nick Nrck has been successful m school and we know that success w1ll be h1s 1n the future SKURKEY RUTH Ruth Choral Club has been Ruth s mam mterest May she be as successful ln llfe as she has been 1n Choral Club SLEBODNICK DOROTHY Dorothy Dorothy was a wlllmg worker m Thesplans Oratory Ca dettes and also as a member of the Janus Staff She was a true frlend to all who knew er SLICKFR BETTY Sllck Sllck s ablhty to wln frlends wxll certamly brmg her hap plness m the future She has been a member of Cadettes Oratory and the Semor Lrbrary Club SMALLEY IRENE Smalley Smalley our capable secre tary of French Club proved herself an asset to the semor class She was a mem ber of Cadettes Oratory Mountaineer Staff and Janus Staff SMITH ELIZABETH Betty Betty served as presxdent of 3W and also belonged to Thesplans and Spanlsh Club May you succeed ln any thmg you undertake SMITH DONALD Snuffy Donald was another of our dashmg Romeos It seemed hrs chlef mterest was glrls but of course he dld take out tlme to enhven h1s classes wlth wltty remarks . . i , . If ' F! . , .. 1, . . Y ' '. ' . . H I ' U C . : ns, 5 , - - 1 .1 Ad' X4 ' l 'Y l l I , Y if Y! .. 1, n ' . . . Y 1 1 1 . n n 1 K I, , - 'l ' ., . . Y. 1 1 ' 1 ' n . 1' h . 1 I ll ' 17 A , tl ' 77 Serving as a student man- ! I - ' ! l ' Q.. . .. ' ,, , Q IK ' Y! nd . , - ' ' Y I, I no 1 - ' . I Y I K Q ' 1 ' , K!! Y! li ' Y? 7 KK , Y! KK, ' i! 1 1 . I I . I l . SMITH, IRENE 'Smitty' Irene was tops among her friends In addxtlon to belng an honor student Usherette and member of the Janus Stall' she also held offices m Thesplans Oratory C dettes Sxummmg and French Clubs Nothlng but the best for you SMITH JOHN Smltty John one of our happy go lucky lads wlll always be remembered for hls cheerful ways We sincerely h pe hls future wlll be a success ful one SMITH RUTH Boots Thmgs were bound to happen when this lass was around For Boots the future holds everythmg that IS fine SM ULLIGAN FUGENF Pouch Handsome and happy go lucky best descrlbed Pouch who halled from Tresckow We can only wlsh h1m the best In lxfe SOFIANEK EDWARD Eddle Fddle was a hvely addltlon to any gathermg Hls wlt tlness and mischievous ways wlll be mlssed by all Here s wlshmg you the best of luck on the road to success SOFIANEK ELMER Elmer was one our happy go lucky students Wlth hls personallty and wlt he wxll succeed m all hls future undertaklngs SOTTILE CECELIA Always brlght and happy descrlbed C She wlll be remembered as a cheerful member of the class of 40 Good luck to you SPEVAK VERONICA Verna Vernas pleaslng personal lty and cheery dxsposltlon are sure to carry her far on the road to success SPISHOCK STEVEN Steve Steves varlety of Interests made hlm capable of keep- 1ng a hvely conversatlon golng If you wlll be as versatlle ln hfe as you were m school success wlll come to you easlly STANCHECK CATHERINE Kay Because of her pleasant per sonallty and wmmng smile Kay was elected presldent of the Senior Llbrary Club ani her homeroom Good uc STANK RAYMOND Hank Although Hanks mam ln terests were out of school he nevertheless was well hked by all We predict a brrght future for hum STANTON LUCILLE Lucllle We have not heard much from Lucllle because of her qulet nature but we know she wlll be very successful ln llfe STANZIOLA BERNARD Bernie Bernie proved himself a suc cessful business man by be mg monitor of 1W and taking good care of the ticket situation Best wishes STAUFFENBERG RICHARD Dick Although this tall blonde had the outward appearance of shyness he posessed a dis tlnct sense of humor with xx hlch he made many friends STECKERT MARY LOUISE Mary Lou Sweet and charming d scribed Mary Louise W found her to be a capable member of Thesplans Ora tory and Cadettes She IS sure to be a success STEVENS VINCENT Vinny This all around fellow Joined the armed forces but was not forgotten by the many friends he had made May contmued success he his STEWARD EDNA A sunny fun loving girl was Edna She has been a per fect pal to those who have known her and enyoyed the privilege of her friendshlp STEWART MIRIAM 'Midge This attractive miss was quite popular with the op- posite sex. Midge, a mem- ber of Cadettes, is bound to reach her goal in life. its STINE DANIEL Dan This happy go lucky lad who hailed from Drums was the Jokester of homeroom 3W Good luck to you STOLA FRANCES Fray Fray has one ambition t become a Cadet Nurse With her fine qualities we are sure she will succeed Best of luck Fray STRACK JOHN Saint Beneath Saint qu t text terlor lay a s t E D which was isp yed when he w oun 3. Cl' W lwiltw STRACK MARGARET Stracky Whenever you heard that infectious giggle you knew that ever smiling Stracky was Just around the corner Luck and success always STRENK AMELIA Melia Amelia was another one of the cheerful and carefree members of homeroom 309 Her pleasant personality was felt whenever she was pres en SUITCH CHARLES Charley' Charley's pleasant person- ality and charming smile made for him many friends. May he dance his way through life as he did through his high school days. SURFIELD PATRICIA Patsy Although a quiet miss Patsy was a sincere friend to all who knew her May she always be successful SUSI MA RY Suzie Wherever there was laughter and fun you found Mary because she was as jovial and Jolly as you would want anyone to be How can she avold success? SWANK CHARLES Tanker Small but mighty Tanker made many friends spite of bemg quiet he hasn t gone unnoticed Success al ways SWANK DONALD Donnie At first glance Donnie seemed to be very quiet but after you got him started you found out what a fun lov ing carefree lad he really was TAMANINI ELLEN ' Cookie' Cookie showed her ability in music as an active mem- ber of our Band. She was a friend to all. TARANTINO, DOLORES Dottie Dottie was one girl that will not be forgotten. She was a member of Thespians and treasurer of her homeroom. To Dottie, we wish the best of everything. TARONE LOUIS Louie Louie everenthusiasticabout his swimming and gym was a great one for fun His jovial personality made him an integral part of every activity in which he has partaken TATAR ALMA Alma Alma may have been rather quiet but she made friends eaglly May you have the best of success and happiness TAYLOR BETTY Red What would the Band be without red haired Betty and her drum? Everyone was familiar with her musical ability and fun loving na ture which won her a score of friends TOTER ROSE ANNE Rose Anne A charming personality a grand gal and a true friend was Rose Anne This miss was a capable officer of Library and an ardent mem ber of Thespians Oratory and Cadettes TROUP, LaVE RN Troupy' Throughout his high school years, Troupy made many lasting friends, especially with the opposite sex. Best wishes for the future. TURICK, MARIE Theo Theo was one of those girls who didn't come to school to work. Wherever there was laughing and shouting, there was Theo. May future happiness be yours. ' UNDERWOOD RUTH Hado Thls Chafmlng glrl wlth her pleasant personallty won many frlends She was an actlve member of Thesplans and Cadettes VANIK IONA Shorty Shorty was one of our qulet glrls who came from the annex May she have a very successful and eventful hfe VanNAUKER SHIRLEF Shlrlee Shlrlee s varled actlvltles IH cluded Oratory Thesplans and Swlmmlhg Clubs Her lovely smlle pOlS9 and per slble for her wlde clrcle of frlends VanSICKLE EVELYN Evle EVIE was known as Mlss Wllllamsport slnce she came to HHS We know she wlll succeed ln everythlng she undertakes ln the future VEGLIA KATHLEEN Kay Thls charmlng lass b8SldeS belng presldent of Il Dante Club and Mountalneer re- porter for Choral Club was an ever falthful member of Red Cross and Thesplans VIOLA ANNA Pug Pug as she was known to her frlends was a glrl f hlgh standards Wlth her fine qualltles she IS sure to go places To Pug we wlsh success and happlness X IRUS RITA Rls charmlng personallty and sense of humor are bound to brlng her all the success and happmess she deslres Best of luck to you WAGNER NELSON Wags Happy go lucky Wags was an asset to HHS Hls pleaslng personallty IQ sure to brlng hlm success WALCK GFORGE Dutch Frlendllness plus typlfies Dutch Wlth hls sense of hulror and ablllty to make WALDRON JEAN Jeanne Jeanne was one of those glrls that a person couldnt help llklng She possessed a charmlng personahty and a frlendly smlle She IS bound for success WALLACE DOLORES D0ttl9 Dottle s pleasant dlsposl tlon made her well llked ln hlgh school Thls sweet lass lS sure to succeed ln all her undertaklngs WALTE RS JOHN Jake Happy go lucky frlendly and qulet best descrlbed Jake who was a falthful member of the Band W know he wlll succeed 1 T ! 3 ll H --Ri I ll Y! , ll YV . - - Y , . . , l ll ' !l , J ll ,. . , . . .. . - 1 ' 1 Q . ..' . ' .' , , 1 U r ' . A . ' Sflnfillty have been FGSPOU' frlends he lS sure to go far. Y l ll Y! lj ' !Y . . x . 2 , 1,1 ,, ll , ' YY ', ' , ' 5 . , . .- ' 1 ll ,y ll ll , x L - - ' ' ., 0 ' I' - ' a g - u y I f . . e . 1 , l I 0 l WANDISHIN NICHOLAS Nicholas Nlcholas belleved rn sllence but ln the Advanced Chorus he dld hls share of smgmg We know that hls plcture of life will be successful WANSIK REGINA Redge Redge was a happy go lucky semor who never worrled her pretty head about home work Llked by all who knew her she deserves only the best ln the future WATRO ELEANOR E y Thls popular commerclal lass served on the business staff of the Mountalneer and was also an actlve member of Llbrary Club May future success be your WATRO JOHN Johnny Johnnys one ambltlon was to be a mechanlcal drafts man To a swell fellow we wlsh the best of everythmg WEGER FRANK Beaver Beaver was one of those qulet lads who came from the Helghts Hls fine char acter won hlm many frlends WEISING MARIE Manes frxendly dlsposltlon made her a frlend worth havlng We know a bright future IS m store for her 434 WENDEL HARRIET Harrlet We wlll always remember Harrlets drummmg ln the Band and Orchestra Be- sldes belng an officer of the Junlor Red Cross Club she excelled ln her studles WHAREN JOHN Johnny Wherever you heard the sound of maChlDeS running you were sure to find Johnny If you stay as ambltlous as you were ln HHS John success will come your way WIDZBOR MARY LOUISE Mary Lou Thls popular mlss who served as co captaln of our Cheerleaders was also falthful member of Ca dettes Good luck to yo WILLIAMS JOHN Wllhams Wllllams was a fun lovlng boy best known for hrs happy go lucky attitude m and out of school We are sure Lady Luck w1ll find you WILLIAMS LEONARD Red Red combmed humor wlth bemg a good student Be- cause he possessed a fine personallty hrs success wlll be unendmg WISE ELEANOR E y Elly was an actlve Cadette and a member of Oratory May she wm fnends as easlly ln the future as she dld ln the past WOLOSHIN IRENE Renee Irene was not only a willing worker as displayed by her membership in Cadettes Red Cross and Library but also a perfect pal to those who knew er J DRIN oRo'rHY Dotty alwa be re member or her charming d1spos1t1 land pleasant per sonallty Good luck to you Dotty WOODRING GENE Woody Woody s sense of humor won him many friends in H H S We re sure hell be suc cessful in all he undertakes He was a very outstanding member of Advanced Chorus WRIGHT ANNE Anne Annescheerysmlle and ov able personality won her a host of friends ln HHS She has served well as an Usherette and has been very active in Thesplans Swimming Oratory and Cadettes WRIGHT JACK Jack Jack has been a real asset to the class of 45 and a popular lad with all who knew him. He was the cap- able Sports Editor of the Janus and a member of Thespians. WUNDERLICH, AUDREY Audrey This active member of Swim- ming Club was a friend worth having. The class of '45 wishes you a successful future. VVY DOCK JOSEPHINF Jo shall always be remember ed for her cheerful ways We are sure success will be hers in the future YACKYM HELEN Helen Helen was one of the more reserved girls of ZW She had a host of friends in H H S We are quite sure she will succeed YAMARIK RICHARD Stiff Th1s tall lad was always ready to have some fun or get into some mischief H was a friend to all Luck to you in the future YANKANISH ELSIE Blondie Friendliness dominated the character of this pleasing miss who always had a smile for everyone Blondie has our best wishes for a successful Journey through 1 e YANNES EMIL Moe Although this quiet lad never had much to say he was well-liked by all who knew him. Best of luck to you Moe. YANUZZI, DOLORES :ADO Don Do Do, as she was called, was known to all her friends for her pleasing personality. She is one who will never be forgotten. YERANIAN PERCY Percy The wlt and humor of thus lad added much to home room 'W He was mlssed by all when he left for the Merchant Marlne YEVAK ANDREW Andy Thls qulet lad never had much to say but as the saymg goes Actlons speak louder than words Well be rootmg for hls success ln the future YOUNGMAN MARGARET Peg Peg s personallty and charm made her a frlend of May she always follow e road to success as she dld ln H H S YOURISH MARGARET Marge Margaret was one of the at tractlve statuettes ln Rha sody ln Rhythm IH her Jumor year In her semor year she was secretary of homeroom 2W YURASEK GEORGE George ThlS sports lovlng lad served well as student manager of both the football and basketball teams May con tmued success be hls YUREK MARY Mary We never heard very much from Mary because of her quxet nature but we are assured that she wlll be very successful ln llfe Y 'XEURICK E IAS Ellas Flms was a happy go lucky lad from PW He was well llked by those who knew hlm and always ready to help a frlend ln need YUROVCHAK JOHN John John represents the qulet type of the male sex Wlth h1s good natured personallt he won many frlends Best of luck ln the future YURSHA VLADIMIR Vladlmlr Thls tall qulet lad was a grft from the annex Those who knew h1m w1ll always cherlsh h1s frlendshlp 7AGER ANITA Anlta Thls carefree happy go lucky mlss made many frlends at HHS Amta was an actlve member of Llbrary Club and Cadettes Best of success ZARNOWSKI STEFANIA Fanny Although Spamsh Club and the Gxrls Tumbllng Team took up most of Fannys tlme she always attamed hugh standards In her studles and w1th her frlends ZAVODNY STEPHEN Zug Zug was a swell lad who won much respect from all hls classmates To you we wxsh the best of luck 9 YFNOINIANI JOSEPH oe Joe one of our outstandlng and accompllshed Theeplam w1ll always be remembered for hls llkable d1spos1t1on and ab1l1ty to make frlends Surely he Vslll be succees ful ln all h1S undertakmg-s ZUKOW SKI ROBERT Yooky was lots of fun and kept everyone sm1lmg mth hls good humor Succees to you' YURICK MARCELLA Marcy Thle pert young mms mth a pleasmg personahty won a great host of frelnds May she go far ln llfe 1 4 Y , V HJ -- 1 'S . . , v' - , . ., 7 1 uzookyvy A ' , .' 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Y Y. f -fs . .' , .Bad Wd! ancf 7 Me 674:44 of 1945 We the class of 1945 do hereby declare thls document to be our last wlll and testament The followlng talents tlaxts and troubles wxth whlch we have been burdened for the past twelve years we cheerfully bequeath to our faculty and under classmen w1th the understandlng that they w1ll be properly appreclated and cherlshed Unto the lnstructors of H H S a fond wlsh that the future classes may prove as d1l1gent Wllllllg and worthwhlle as we have been Unto the under classmen a hope that they may appreclate the years they have ahead at H H S and may store up as many pleasant memorles as we have Unto Anlta Morgan the presldency of the sw1mm1ng club a posltlon here to fore held by Jean Prltchard Unto John Rodney Sacco the talent for trouble that dlstlngulshed Ben Cook Unto facetlous Eddle Ferdlnand Clue Sacco s happy humor Unto M1ss Bayless a patent for her orlglnal maps Unto the Wendel twlns the confuslon caused by mlstaken ldentxty whlch so constantly followed the Hanleys Unto Phll Klocek the football tactlcs employed so successfully by c lp tams Chlcky Garramone and Roy Felker the enjoyment of H H S Unto two enterprlsmg Junlor boys Charles Sultch s and Ray Mohnos most profitable hablt of collectlng penmes Unto Mr Saueracker a staff of usherettes as comely and efficlent as those of the past sports season Unto some lucky Junlor glrl the super wardrobe that belongs to Ruth Frumkln Unto LOIS Kmes the same successful and popular leadershlp as presldent of Cadettes that Mar1an Patanovlch has achleved Unto Sfhlllflg Lorralne DeJoseph the frlendly dlsposltlon and wut of Eleanor Nleopolltan Unto MISS Brown contlnued success wlth the Thesplan productlons Lnto Irene Zelloe the throaty glfts of honor sololst Mllda Shlmshlck Unto the vocatlonal school another senlor lad wlth the popularlty and leadershlp qualltles of our senlor class presldent Mxke Delxola Lnto Hogan Cnpece the basketball aggresslveness of captaln Johnny Ballots JANUS '45 7 ' 7 - l I - . ' ' I 7 1 1 . - n . 4 l, 1 . 7 7 ' ' 1 . , 1 . . . I . . 7 . . . . , , . , . 7 , . Unto Peggy Loewer, Mary Sherrock's talent IH tlflgllllg the ivories for . '. '. . . , . , , y v 9 my - 1 ' ' : KK Y! I 7 7 Y Y y 1 I 7- v I , , . Y . . 1: , Unto Ruth Tomaslck a permanent excuse from homeroom Unto peppy Angela Sabla and Vernon Jones as much enjoyment belng co captalns of the cheermg squad as had Mary Lou Wldzbor and George lxatchmarlk Unto Mlss Grosch and Mlss Smgley future office aldes as capable as th1S year s have been Unto the muslc department another beautiful and appreclable program such as The Holy Grall Unto Junlor Columbo three muslcal lads to complete the male quartet Unto Peggy Kramer the WllllIlgI'19SS and cooperatlon offered to three of our major clubs by Jane GlCklHg Unto the stage crew a few more gents lxke Bllly Hlgglns and Mlke Keba to help make the stage crew as notable as It has been Unto the Janus staff of 46 a few typlsts as capable as Catherlne Hyslck and Margaret Howarth Unto Deborah Spoont the Journallstxc ablllty of Nancy Good Unto Mary Fllen McHugh ablhty to bring forth muslc as sweetly from the v1ol1n as her slster Anne Unto trumpeteer Mike Bugllo we w1sh the success of Jakle Clatch ln formlng a solld Jazz band Unto the basketball and football squads two managers as efliclent as George Yurasek and Mlke Slmko to attaln her hlgh scholastlc standmg Unto Cutle Holman the personallty and all around lnterests of Bob Russel Unto Mr Lamont a cooperatlve and worthwhlle student body Unto MISS Feeley another unusual Water Follles recelvlng the same enthuslastlc acclalm Unto the Soclal SCIENCE department many more town meetlngs Frlday afternoons Unto Florle Scaran June Cortezs notable fondness for boogie woogle Unto Mr Shanno lmmunlty from the mumps Unto Wlnkle Brogan a soothlng apphcatlon for the powder burns acqulred IH the front row of the Famlly theater Unto Catherlne Charba the pleasant attltude for Whlch we have known Sally Prlm Unto our departlng beloved prmclpal Mr Turnbach only the most pleasant memorles of H H S and of the class of 45 Unto the boys who are ln the servlce of our country we WlSh a speedy vxctory and a safe return ThlS document has been legally drawn up and WltD9SS8d by the followlng Hughs Pushlnya Ben Dover Morty Fled JANUS 45 76 , . 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A A XM Kglxlx 3 I RANK MARCANI JANUS '45 0nceWfwna:7unel'ade 'I was a warm sleepy day ln the month of June durlng the year 1949 It was that type of a day when ambltlon flles away on the wlngs of Mercury and the mlnd becomes numb to the educatlonal process Immunlty to sprlng fever was no more prevalent ln the corrldors and classrooms of the Hazleton Senlor Hlgh School than anywhere else In the phySlCS laboratory the teacher had almost reslgned hlmself to belng completely lgnored by hls class of carefree senlors who were anythlng but lnterested ln obtalnlng knowl edge Suddenly lnsplratlon ln the form of hls newly perfected tlme machlne crept slowly lnto hls braln The class came to attentlon and perked up when they heard the teacher make a startllng announcement It has often been the wlsh of many senlors and thelr teachers that they mlght see what they would be llke ln the future Today he announced we are golng to propel ourselves lnto the future We are golng to be the unlnvlted guests of the year 1961 by means of my tlme machlne The startled students qulckly turned thelr heads and gazed at the apparatus ln the back of the room There assembled was a mass of dlals and buttons a control panel of swltches and lndlcators If we are all ready we may proceed However I wlsh to warn you to pay close atten tlon to me whlle I polnt out the worthwhlle slghts of the world to be he admonlshed for I wlll stlll be your teacher when we return from thls expedltlon Wlth these cautlonmg words rlnglng IH thelr ears the students mamtalned the stolcal llence they had establlshed a few mlnutes before The teacher then pushed the button marked 1960 Presto' An empty Sllftllt space OCCllpl9d the corner where the laughlng Jostllng had completely dlsappeared But suppose you and I hurry along wlth them on thelr fllght to the future 1960 THE WORLD OF TOMORROW MOVlHg through the alr at an unbellevable speed the group stared out of the plastlc wlndow of thelr rocketshlp amazed at the slghts passlng rapldly ln front of thelr eyes Aston lshment was clearly lmprlnted upon the faces of the slghtseers as they gazed at the almost fantastlc slghts confrontlng them Fast sleek planes and hellocapters whlzzed past them at terrlfic speeds A small blue plane speeded by them lntent upon stopplng the sllver hell ocapter just ahead Lleutenant Joe Feeko of the local alr patrol was gOlHg to glV9 the hellocap ter s owner Mlke Resuta a tlcket for exceedlng the five hundred mlle per hour speed llmlt Below the odd rocket shlp on whose nose was stenclled the name Splflt of 41 a large clty composed of odd shaped bUIldlYlg'S and deslgns spread out ln gleamlng array The teacher pressed a button on the control board of the rocket shlp Zoom Wlthlh a few seconds they found themselves sklmmmg over the rooftops of the strange clty they had seen from above Suddenly a long low, plastlc bulldlng appeared on a corner of a fashlonable shopplng center IH the suburbs of the clty The senlors and thelr teacher also craned thelr necks to gaze at the glamorous women emerglng from the electrlc eye controlled doors of the beauty shoppe As the tlme machlne drew nearer they saw the proprletress Margle Balllet speak lng ln low tones of approval to the emlnent televlslon actress of the year Nancy North Pass lng along the slde of the glasstlled bulldlng the Vlsltors were astonlshed to see Louls Luchl current man about town seated ln one of the low cushloned chalrs havlng his nalls manl cured by the manlcurlst Lllllan Schmutzer Lo and behold' In another part of thls beauty rebulldlng center our frlends saw Glorla Galow prlnclpal of thls ultra modern metropolls s school for the mentally retarded seated ln a softly cushloned chalr relaxlng as Rlta Vlrus one of the beautlclans finlshed settlng her halr Why that looks llke Sam Lamont' exclalmed one of the boys What s he dolng here To thelr surprlse they learned that th1S was Sam Lamont the deslgner and owner of Lamont s Excluslve Fashlons for Men The travelers were certalnly fortunate for that very day hls latest styles for the well dressed man were belng superbly modeled by Lyn Rowland U crowd had hdddldd. -The loud, Qhlfridg noise which had followed the pushing df the hhnmh JAN Us '45 82 The other portion of the shop was devoted to the rather brlef but allurnng fashions for women These gorgeous creations had orlgmated in the artistic mmds of Jean Curry and June Cortez the two well known womens designers There too they were prlvlleged to witness the modeling of some of these exclusive fashions by those devastatlng models Mary Lou Wldzbor Marie Bartek and Eleanor Wlse all from the Wllllam Brogan Model Agency Taking note of the audience present at the fashion show the slghtseers were fortunate enough to see some of the town s foremost soclety women present Discussing the fashions with Mrs Frank lEls1e Bonlnl Marcanl the wife of the well known football coach was Mrs Harold fRuth Underwoodl Harvey I'he group once more resumed their tour ln their speedy rocket plane Suddenly they saw a huge neon slgn ahead of them Naughty Plnes Nite and Day Club It read Because of the pleas of the boys and glrls the plane was landed Soon the excited class was seated at the shlnlng streamlined mllkbar After being enthusiastically greeted by the proprietor Percy Yeranlan they were served by the popular singing waitress Fleanor Homskl Soon after this they settled back mto the cool leather upholstered chalrs to participate ln the galety and revelry to be found in thls center of gay times The llghts were suddenly dlmmed and the master of ceremonies Robert Sacco stepped out into the spotlight and announced the first number on the program The world famous dance trio of Anne Wright Renato Molmo and Guy Guerrlerl glided onto the floor and in troduced one of thelr latest dance numbers After the burst of applause following thls number the orchestra, under the capable dlrectlon of Jake Clatch wlth blues slnger Connie Fescina as an added attraction swung forth 1nto the famlllar strams of that popular dltty The Heli ocopter Song , written by Jlmmy Longo with lyrics by Elinor Richards When the music had ceased the llghts were brightened by the stage manager Mlke Keba and the M C stepped out once more Thls time he began his lYltI'Odl1CflOHS of celeb rltles present at the club After introducing Miss Rlta Arlotto world famous traveler and boogie pianist and composer of that ever popular 40 Blues the M C went on to intro duce the most mportant celebrity here Today he said we are prlvileged to have with us one who IS admlred and respected not only xn thls country but also throughout the entire world for his statesmanshxp and dlplomacy We are deeply honored to have thlS mternatlonally famous personage here Ladies and gentlemen xt gives me a great deal of pleasure to present you our own President of the Umted States Michael DeNo1a The spotlight swung to a rlngslde table while the air rang with applause Seated there were the President and his friend the emlnent Secretary of State Rlchard Yamarlk Near by sat Rex Fornatoro the valet to the President Having acknowledged thelr welcome with a few words the honored men resumed their places, and the floorshow continued Upon the lI'lS1St6l'1C9 of their teacher the class reluctantly rose and left this gay spot Whxle they were leaving they chanced to Jack Gallagher airplane tycoon land 1n one of h1s deluxe planes Once more they found themselves high ln the air gliding through the atmosphere Sud denly Captam Vlncent Stevens of the local alr patrol descended from his floating police sta tlon equipped with one of Paul Fultz s air preservers a devlce enabllng hlm to descend from a plane without a parachute As they scanned the sky about them they saw a super model stratallner come lnto view Then It nosed toward a landlng field and gllded to a smooth stop N0tlClHg that there was room for them on the landing field the rocket Shlp landed w1th1n a short distance from the super structured plane thay had seen from above Having landed they proceeded to inspect the huge bullet like sllver plane piloted by Jack Wright who wlth his co pilot Bernard Dvorscak was speaklng to the owner of the axrllned corporatlon Wllllam Hlggms The first to step off the plane was the popular smgmg star of the moment Miss Milda Shlmshlck followed by her press agent Larry Gallagher Next m lme was the famous Car negle Hall pianist Mary Sherrock Following her was Joseph Zenonanl academy award winner for the past ten years Senator Maurice Damiano one of the foremost politicians o' the day was the last of the celebrities to descend When the rest of the passengers had departed the pilot I1OtlClIlg the group standing at the foot of the landing steps suggested that they go along with them to the unlverslty Wh1Ch was the transport s next stop This suggestion was met by wild enthusiasm from all except the poor teacher who by this time was suffering from air sickness Once ln the air the steward . . , , , , 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I 1 1 , . . . . ess Anna Marie OllYld gave the aching teacher one of John Smith s air sickness pills The dis coverer of this wonder pill was now a famous scientist and Nobel Prize Winner Over there is the unlwersity s stadium, said the stewardess There to the left It s that large ox al space The group quickly turned their heads tow ard that direction Sure enough beneath them w as a huge athletic field Michael Simko the well known sports promoter and Alvan Rachko the famous referee at Madison Square Garden each contributed S' 000 000 toward the construction of it said the stewardess Robert Russel one of the foremost engineers of the United States designed not only this immense field but also the unix ersity as well We re going to land now said the pilot You may look around the university if you wish If you w ant to return to the field with us be back here in one hour for that s when we ll return to the field Because of their oxerwhelming curiosity concerning the gigantic athletic field they had seen from above the slghtseers followed the signpost marked 4J Memorial Field Within a few minutes they soon found themsleves engaged in conversation with the caretaker of the stadium Donald Swank You certainly are lucky said the caretaker Coach Vincent Pugllese just called for a speclal football squad practice this afternoon Xou can see him over there talking to his assistant coach Ch ck Garramone He s trying to get them IH condition for a tough game they play against Roy Felker s team Two weeks from now the boys are pitted against the seemlngly undefeatable Navy team coached by Larry Moussllne Having seen this place of interest the group headed toward the center of the university All was perfectly calm and serene as they crossed the cool grassy lawn Suddenly Cra h' Bang' Whiz' A large piece of building zoomed past them The group as if they were one Ha ha ha' laughed a passing student What s so funny? asked the frightened travelers What s happenmgq Is this an artillery range or something' Oh no' That just came from our chemistry laboratory over there he laughingly ex plamed That was probably one of our three chemists Mary Louise Schwartz Eleanor Morawski or Jane Remhart experimenting with their newest explosive made from a blue gas coming out of a water faucet With relieved minds the students and their teacher shaking his head and muttering something to himself continued on their w ay As they walked along the beautiful campus they presently saw a stately immense building blocking their view May we go inside and look around a bltq asked the professor Certainly but I w on t be able to show you around any longer I have to dash off to my French class If I m late Mademoiselle Kochera will gixe me an extra assignment Their curious minds prodding them onward the sightseers climbed the steps and then entered the large strange building Inside 1ts cool air conditioned corridors offered relief from the heat outside Walking along the long corridors they stopped and examlned the numerous paintings on the wall w th admiration Why here IS one by Ilse Lemke Look what this plaque beneath it says Donated by Miss Ilse Lemke Nobel Prize w inner in the field of art in the year nineteen hundred and sixty four Sounds of Spanish greeted their ears Tracing these familiar sounds our inquisitive friends found themselves standing outside of the Spanish class at the head of which the teachers Senorlta Betty Koenig was rattling off some Spanish phrases to her somewhat bewildered class Their next stop was outside the biology room where the teacher Miss Edith Shafer was helping her students in dlssecting a grasshopper While the spectators were standing outside they noticed the office secretary Jane Knyrlm enter the German class which w as conducted by Rita Patanovlch the teacher AA' , ,. 1 1 1 1 ll ' 1 ' v 1' V1 1 1 ' 'l 1 ' 1 1 1 1 if V 1 1 V' ' va u ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' '. 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N . 7. . 4 . . .c . , - , . . - , t 1 , ' .' ,, . 1 C ' I ' 1 .vq .1 , .1 I 4 Y . , .K A ' . , ' v1 L1 . 1' tis nn' . 1 S sl ' .1 , , ' ' 1 .' , , , '., ' , 1 . S4 Looking into a room close by our friends were astonished to see but not hear a large class singing lustlly with Miss Betsy Dunkle their teacher conducting them The reason for their not being able to hear the sounds was the result of a sound proofing device developed by Chester Shepperly a well known engineer of th time Do you see w ho s teaching Amerlcm history asked one if the more obserw mt pupils It s Doris Goldsworthy' Can you beat that? Having explored the mam floor our friends decided tm go down to thc first floor to sez w hat they might find But how are we to get down'7 asked one I can t find anv steps No it was true that there weren t any stairs but after a few minutes of frantic searching our sightseers sighted an escalator and boarded to go dow nstaxrs Once down on the first floor the first object of interest was the massive gymnasium in which Mike Doddo was talking to his gym class a few mlnutes after the noted basketball coaches Eddie McClusky and John Ballots had spoken to their old friend After hurry1ng from these massive portals of learning to meet thelr plane the students and their professor found themselves once more lnto the plane w hlch was carrying some flowers from Marlon Patanovlchs floral shop to be used at the ball glven by Mrs Irene Golias society queen Just as the rocket ship took off the occupants saw Donald Smith dare devll rocket pilot whizzmg by on the last lap of his around the world flight Suddenly they nearly collided wxth a plane being tested by Warren Scheuttler the ace test pllot for the Peter Prttulsky Aircraft Corporation A few minutes after seelng Admiral George 'Iurasek address a group of naval trainees under the command of Commander Donald Rohrer our friends found themselves ptssmg over the center of the metropolis Down below General Frederick Sherxd in stepped out of the Cure All Drug Store owned and operated by Betty Taylor and Dolores Maxwell and stopped to speak with Betsy Karvounls the pharmacist After hiring a busmoblle operated by Joe Carey who was chewing some of the latest gum from the Leonard Rockman William Richards Gum Factory the slghtseers found them Magdalene Puhak and Rose Anne Foter went off duty Acquiring the aid of the switchboard operator who was to be relieved by Louise Bajarskl the group was surprised to see Donald Fdwards the chief of staff speaking to Joyce McLaughlin one of the laboratory technicians Betty Price and Lysod Jermyn hurried to meet Eleanor Schoenagel a navy nurse Irene Smith another laboratory techmclan nodded to them as she went to speak to the superintendent of nurses Mildred Krexger who was engaged ln conversation with the dletxclan Shirley Meister Carolyn Margwarth and Cecel1a Dombroskle two other nurses Near by were Rose and Jeanne Hanley who were st1ll as confusing as ever But suddenly Sput' Sput' The Spirlt of 4 1 gave a violent twist as the pow er began to fall Inside the rocket ship which was hurxling toward the wanting ground the teacher frantically tried to mampulatf the controls in order to bring the ship out of 1ts suicidal dive It was to no avail The students were unable to move for terror had frozen them in their tracks Welcome unconsclousnt Ss swept over the occupants of the ship who had been paralyzed by frlght as the structure began to tear apart because of the terrlfic speed And then crash' The world seemed to spin about and stars played before the eyes of urllljul' Budd one of the students Slowly he opened his eyes The rocket shlp had disappeared' Why here he was back in his classroom' Relief flooded over him But w hat was he doing on the floor? Where s the time machine The rocket ship VS hat happened? What happened IS right' X ou pay attention hereafter or you won t know w hat happened for sure' his angry teacher replied Rocket shxp' time machine' Sit up and pay attention' With this the teacher walked up to the front of the room Fveryone stared at Wtlbur Budd and laughed for he had turned a violent red To avoid the laughing eyes of hls fellow students he looked dow n at his hands There to his amazement he saw a piece of metal clenched in his fist On ll was printed Spirit of 41 It had happened' It wasnt a dream' I' yen if thc rcst didnt want to admit ll he had seen some of the future And what a futurc' . .I I . . . I I ' I I .I ' 'I III ' I .- , 2 - ' ' e ' . H . V ' V ' ' . ' . v V . - , 1 V V- ' . . . L . . V l . g ,. if 'V I - 1 V 4 4 II 'I , I , I .' I 1 ' ,' I- s ,, v , V .V ,, . 1 .. . I I II - I I I I I I . I I I I I I ' 4 I Ll' . V I, -Q . . b I vw 1 v I 7 I 1 1 I 1 v s K, ' . L V , As ' y K. K. V V ' ' - , .' .' 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I ' ' '. 85 'Wm Seine! am! 9251 Relahamh ld- 0 0-0ll1'1J4IZ MIRIAM DUI I Y The school in itself is the nucleus of all social progress having for its aim the tendency to build up strong communities which in turn is the backbone of a great democratic nation It is more or less the melting pot of the com into a group or form of society Where he becomes accustomed to their company and learns ln his own small Way of their ideals and habits 'lhe school will stand behind the community producing citizens who are trained ln an atmosphere of Amerlcanism What better security could the community have than the school where a younger generation is being taught as such? To me the relationship of the school to the commumty IS this the school is the commumty the future commumty the future Amerlca Miriam Duffy ,65- 0 I we I munity, for here the future citizen, the child, is for the first time introduced JAN US '45 86 Seewuiy '7fmau9!n Zcfacalfavn CKLIINE ESSAY l NANCY GOOD On December 7 1941 thls country recelved a stab IH the back by her perfidlous frlends the Japanese Wlth that stab was severed the thread whlch bound the securlty of Amerlca and her people The men and women of our natlon are fightmg and dymg so once more that thread may be strengthened and fastened securely We must show the students that completlon of secondary educatlon now IS one of the essentlal requlrements for our future securlty The school trams both the leaders and cltlzens of tomorrow Only an lntelllgent educated people can obtaln and mamtam for themselves and thelr famllle thls securlty essentlal for healthful happy llvlng When V Day comes let us the high school students of Amerlca be able to say that we stayed on our Job But mole lmportant stall let us now say Resolved that we w1ll lmprove our general attltudes toward school and graduatlon ln order to help make secure our future securlty lNancy Good I I - v v - 4 1 n 1 7 , . 1 , . bk Dk Pk lk ik bk Pk Pk ek vlf Q n I -. 1 . 1 Q . . f . ,n 1 S , . 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V .A P - of-s-Q X . ,f Jjgj Ck -4.1 51,91 NN-Q J K Glau Macau MR DRUMHFLLER JOHN KENVIN SPOINOI' Presldc nt X7lC0 Prvslrient Secretary Treasurer ANUS 45 W LOIS KNIES CARMELLA ROMAN JAMES HUMES U mum 05244 Jldafuf lt seerna ls ll It were Just ye LGY'fl'1X that the Claw ot nmeteen hundred and forty SIX enterel the mawlxe portals ol the Hazleton Senior Hlglll School and launched its xexy sueee Qful hlgh sehocl Care r Actually lt Wae August thlrtv first nlneteen hundred and fortw three Although there was not a selecuon ot othcers made to lead the class If managed to do verv Well on lla. own 1r1t1at1xe and to attaln recognltlon bv all In the txme fxom Qeptember to June the class members were able to adjuet themeelwes to a new routme and make the best of all the opportunl tlea Wlth Whlch they were fontronted Because ot the fldx antage thev took ol these opportunltlee a great mzny were able to excel IU ba ketb 1ll foot ball drtmttlra music' and numerous other extm currleul 11 utlxltlea tn tddltlon to keeplng up hlgh scholaitlc atanclards Qt ntlng Ita Junior year the class chose as lts ofhcers the tollowlngz John Kenxm prealdent Lols Knles xlce presldent C umella Romtn sefletalx and James Humes treaQure1 lhe e four wlth the aaslstance oi tll cl1 s rnembe Q were able to brlng fame and renown to th mselx es as well as to thexr Alma Mater Haung adxanced thus far and mth '1 succe sful future before them We lnow that the Qtud nte of the class of nlneteen hundred and fox ty wc mll do then utmoet to achlexe that Qhlnlng goal ot gr 'ldu 1t1on I I .' ,.z:' ' .j,L, fi. 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N . 1 E A o ' N ' ' X I L. lf Xie xi! if ir Saphamaae Clam .Jlulafuf In Sentember of nlnctccn hun hcd and fOl tv foul the confused and bc mldcled membera of thc Sophomole class bIdX ely c1te1efl IHLO the portals of thls great lllgll school In splte of the pranke of the uppelclassmen thex smlled and Wlth an a1r of I9SpOllb1b1l1ty faced then problems Wlth flllli set ohms and a multltude of books When the school Waa no longel a mass of W1IldlTlL colrldors to them they began to take a great lntelest ln the schools xarled actlvltlea and OI and athletlc teams lhe class of nineteen hunched and fortx scx en now Qtands leadv Wllllflg, and able to take thelr 1lL,l1l,fUl place IH Hazleton Hlgh School lhe class has erx ed lta apprentlceshlp well ILS membere ne clctermlned to occupy po sltlona of lesponslblhtx incl to emblafon thcn class name on the lccolcls of H H S is one of lts 0UtStdIlflll'lg, claefses fx f W JANUS 45 96 ull ck at .nr CK- .f- ' l l 1 - l 1 f R bt H c ,-3 CQ 'J 1 ,Ill I , I 1 kql L I L V v I J X V, U Mufti .441 1 I . KJ,-u K ' A l fri! Z rj f XV l in 1 X q aff U! , jf .Q 1 ' ganlizationg. Many members of the class became aetilfe members ofl all Clube . ..zs 'f 'Ca W 1 . mfr n j , 1 in 6. N J1 'f l ' - 1 T tk N 'X fl I s ' Q! I Q i ,J r gb' N - , 5 X Ly - X -X .1 E x X '- M-5 - N ll ' 1 N V Q' fy- 9 AM Ztfha Q mr 'X ux lee Md uh An 1SIdSl1 Hatchts Sallx Cnllet Jack Harx ey Jack O Donnell Robert C othle Don dd Seidel D me Rosborough Sluppw qI'lVClG'I X fb IM JL M man Nexlert J Pepplest lush Peluty H H S Xlghtmgale IX aclous Red Head Thesplan Star Oh 'X an' C lass Romeo Shorty xomnsmg P xsketeer Smooth Drewer Sweeteat I ass 1 7 , 1 Cx' 4 C - xt V, N to at If 3' l 1. Y vp , I.e- ll: lau . ' S H X lla ,H 'Quan , ,... 12 l u 1-1-'. . . ,v v' ' xy vp g ., .,., ' ' fl ' .,.,.. My 1' 5 f. ,, Nl' .' iles' fl 'LD H1 2 .' .. .C . J... Aon! l Af My Jimmy Kenvin , . . , A . . A .,.., Easy-golng I V1 . . . . , X , , . ,.l.. . V,,l ll to ,ff , to ooll lll o ll S C 1 'V ,. 1 ' J, . .. ,V'JL'jk' S .,,.. , 'Y- ff fl .21 ' . . . . . .. .. I, , L ff' 411' ' . . . ...... ,. C 1 2 V2 'Y . .I, . clf . . Y. Y ir ' XID! . I S 4 'z S ' K 5 I VN lin-' lirl Y' XE X Xl N '5 A 1. ll C UT M 7June KublShlH N131 garet Krn ak Donald Rlchards Alan Holman loan Schwartz Jerry Klemow I eon 1 lx mnutlx Allce Patterson Jlmmx XX alton Nancy Grlebmer Joe Nlatteo 'Xlavz Cfood ulmml 'I ulor 'Nlarx Lou Henlx C ltherlne lr ost Ann lxnsnhner FI'19Hdl19Sf, Qulet One Most Obhglng Cutlell NIIS Rooeexelt 88 Keye ereonftlltgx Kid C heerleader I IX e VK ITG' Sophlstlcated Jltterbug Blggest Tease Hoot Artlstlc C heerful Nllss I est Dreamer l I p C JANUS 45 ANUS '45 ORGAN IZATIONS ,X ,nv-3770 Qll DIXIS DO WORK SONIEIINIIS ' JANUS 45 CLUBS 'W'-Muay, MA in fx M4 'WM' fiixx, 4 'lf I' ,WA if N gf Vfwf . 1 ,aw 'tw J 'l X y if 7' , i t ,Q f i io!-4-4-4ck',q,,5 Af T 4,0 v 7 ,, ' -p f Q 17 -fY C x I yfju ' 'iThe Thespian-Playmaker Club, Troupe 257 of the National Thespian Society, has had another successful season under the direction of Miss Marian Xi ff if V. Brown. Highlighting the year's activities was the presentation of six ' N K major productions, among which were: Out of the Frying Pan, She's a Soldier's A20 Sweetheart, The Case of the Squealing Cat, and The Green Ghost. In addi- N4 ' tion to the maintenance of the Entertainment Bureau, which provided enter- it ' tainment for local groups, the Club capably carried out a magazine subscrip- 1, - tion campaign and tin can salvage drive. THESPIAN OFFICERS The club ofhcers for the year were: Presidcnl .....,.. Robert Sacco l'1'cf'-President. ,Robert Russel Sccrclary ......,. Nancy North Business Mrmager.Jane Gicking liccordcr of Poinis. Elsie Bonin As!! Hee. .,,, Rita Patanovich Ilou'nlnu'n Hcp Claire Murphy Prog. Vhair. Mary Sherrock llousef Jlyr. Richard Barager llhrdmbrw JIM. Irene Smith, Emmy Lou Goeflecke Jlmml. Hep Lorraine DeJoseph . F N. x lj F im 41 yaoigl jx 103 l45 1 Sf FNFS FRONI SHP S X SOLDIER S SVI FFIHFMXRI mc IHE C ASE OI' IHC SQI IVXI IX CS-XI Ihe pun IIIOCILICIIUI 104 w w v 4 44 w- 4 v v 4 rf rvv . 1 L, 14 Jr. A X 4 I J J 4. L 1 4 w 4 rw 4 v vm fvv rw - - , 4 N . . , A p , p AA J A K1 A 5 L ,I Siege Gaew Dld you see The Case of the Squeallng Cat Wlth Just the bare walls of the hugh school stage as background? Was the audlence asked to lmaglne scenery and propertles IH Out of the Frymg Pan 'P No Of course not' The capable stage crew of H H S provlded excellent stage settxngs for these and all other productlons The stage crew IS under the dlrectlon of Mr Albert K Saueracker They have llterally performed mlracles 1n produclng stage settlngs for our hlgh school productlons To make some of these the boys devoted days of thelr tlme outslde of school to get the work done They are to be hlghly commended for such an excellent Job The members of the stage crew were wllllam HlgglDS Lexus Maylath Albert Ballots 'Vllchael Kcba Max Good Carl Gernhardt VS llllam Blose STAGE f KEYS AT WORK JANUS 45 ' u ' as ' ' ' ' ll . ' YY 1 ' v w 1 1 4 I V iv! ' Thomas Stanley .e ,W f , ,. , . . Q ,f w 5. 5 , f , A . . 'V ,Q i gm 0 'lhe Glrls Oratorlcal C lub successfully completed xts 1944 45 school term under the superylslon of its faculty advlsor MISS Jane E RlCh Durmg the course of the year the members of the G O C partlclpated ln actlvltles whlch lncluded The Ghost IH the Green Gown a Sklt presented at the first assembly The Last Chrlstmas a sklt glven for the annual Chrlstmas Program and the Anmversary Banquet whlch was held on Febru ary 26 1945 Among the outstandlng accompllshments of the Glrls Oratorlcal Club were the Waste Paper Salvage DFIVS ln whlch ln one month the club collected 5 500 lbs of paper and the Flfth War Loan Bond Drlve IH whlch the club sold S16 000 00 worth of bonds and stamps The last and most lmportant project of the year was the Oratorlcal Con test After a serles of ellmlnatlon contests ln the sophomore Jumor and senlor classes the glrl who was to be hlgh school orator was chosen m the final contests ln assembly ORATORICAL CLUB OFFICERS Mlss Rxch was asslsted by the followmg officers Preszdenl Sally Prlm Vzce Pres Mllda Shlmshlck Secreiary Jane GlCklI1g Treasurer Nancy North Rec of Pts Betty J Kuchar Bus Mgr Jean Prltchard Cen Mgr Emmy L Goedecke ' f ' em v. . . . I . I . . . . . . . . :H . H, . 5 u yy, 3 - , . , I , . . . . , . . ' I I O ll fbanie GMA The Il Dante Club, under the capable direction of Miss Lillian Mussari, completed another successful year The purpose of the club is to develop an interest in the Italian language and to provide enjoyment in educational and social activities. The meetings were held every first and third Monday of the month. Many events were held during the year which proved to be a great success, but the final and greatest was the Spring Frolic Dance in which all the lan- guage clubs participated The officers of the club this past year hope that their successors follow in their footsteps and make the Il Dante Club even more successful in the years to come. IL DANTE OFFICERS The oflicers of the club were: Presidenf .... Kathleen Veglia Vice-Pres. .... Vilma Baronio Secretary .... Beatrice Tamone Treasurer Eleanora Neapolitan Jllonilor . Dolores Cortello JAN US '45 fbea fb Wmein l'nder the capable supervision of Mrs. Emma W. Curran, the German Club held its bi-monthly meetings at which the members enjoyed various types of programs. First and second year German students constituted the membership of the club. The most important activity of the year was the Language Clubs' Dance which was held in the spring. Throughout the term members actively par- ticipated in all events sponsored by the club. DER DEUTCHE VEREIN OFFICERS Officers for Der Deutsche Xerem ' were: f,T'!'Nfd!'7If Mildred Kreiger Virr'-Prrs. Ellen McElheney Srr-rwfnry , Betty J. Sherriflan Trf'1w1m'r, . . .Donald Edwards lfeporlwr . , ,.., Edward Bugle Ifrr. of Pls. , .Dorothy VVenflel JAN US '45 e i fd Calling all gfirlsl Calling all gn-is! 'fi The Cadette Club will hold its weekly meeting at the Y. W. C. A. on Thursday at 7:15. With this announcement 300 Girl Reserves knew there was a night of fun in store for them. During the year the girls enjoyed a number of activities, the major ones being: The semi-formal dances the Ceremonial, the Thurs- day night hops, a Truth and Consequence Quiz for the faculty, and an initi- ation which involved a lot of fun. G This year the Mid-Winter Conference was held in Hazleton and our girls did a marvelous job acting as hostesses. A large number of members who remained active throughout the year were selected to attend. Major credit for the club's success goes to its ofhccrs. They were: CADETTE OFFICERS l'rrsic1f'nl.. Marian Patanovich l'if'1'-I'rz'sir11'71l ..,. .Lois Knies Srfr'rwMry,. . . . Jane Gicking 'IVFPIINIITPT . . .Milda Shimshick Ifcporfcr ....,..... Irene Smith Pro. Chnl. Eleanora Neapolitan These girls have been elected to succeed the preceding of- ticers for next year: President, Lois Kniesg Vim' I'rr'.wz'rIcnf, Alice Patterson 3 Srcrrlury, Peggy Kramerg 7'rm.wrwr, Martha Klucher: lfcporlrr, Lorraine lJe.Ioseph: Program flllfllflllllll, Dorothy Jallo. lfnder the able direction of Miss Bayless, the faculty ad- viser, the Cadette Club may be assured of many more success- ful years. JANUS '45 ' Rec! 04044 The Junior Red Cross Club, under the capable direction of Miss Clara Santee, had one of its most successful years during the term of 1944-45. In addition to mounting crossword puzzles, making felt slippers, collect- ing various games, making numerous scrapbooks, and collecting used decks of playing cards, the club raised a large sum of money throughout its annual enrollment campaign. The responsibilities of a Junior Red Cross member are more important at present than ever before. With steady advances on every front and a lengthening list of casualties, military hospitals and veterans' homes are being taxed to their utmost capacity. It is a function of the Junior Red Cross to see that entertainment and reading materials are provided for these confined men. Members of the club at Hazleton High School have shown that they stand behind these men, and others, all over the world. May every year be as successful and as abounding in accomplishment for the club members as this one has been. RED CROSS OFFICERS The officers of the Junior Red Cross Club were: President. . .Cecelia Dombroski Vice-Pres. ...... Dina Rothman Ser-refary, , ..., Nancy Morgan Trcns. . .Genevieve Caparlona Ifcprcscnfaiires. . Eloise Snyder, Jeanne Day Ifcporicr. , . . . . June Griggs .umus '45 lVIay Le Cenacle continue to be as successful IH the future as lt has .fe eenacle Linder the capable dlrectlon of 1tS sponsor, Mr Rocco Antono771, Le Cenacle, the French Club, was newly organized ln the early part of the first semester Thls club consisted of first and second year French students of good scholastlc standing lhe mam social events of the year were a dance, sponsored by the various language clubs, and a banquet, held by the French Club at the end of the year After the regular business meetings on alternate Wednesdays, many entertammg programs were presented by the members of the club been 1n the past LF CFNIACLF OFFICERS The oflicers of the club for t I zcc Pres Scrrefary Trrasurcr Umm! Rep llountoun Hcp JANUS 45 he past year xx ere Bernard Dvorscal Charles Sultch Irene Smalley xvlllldm Higgins Irene Qmith Irene Kochera , . . . . . , . H ,, . . I . . , 7 I . V . . . . , . A I I A . I 1 ns . 1 -1 . 4 1 , ,. . 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I . . . . ,L l .Ba 7wuffa!m Se declara ablerta la seslon are the first words you mlght hear lf you were present at one of the Spanlsh Flub meetlngs lhxs IS the club s second year and although It IS stlll very young lt probably w1ll develope lnto another of our finest clubs At the meetlngs of the club an appolnted commlttee always presented a well prepared program lhe program yarled but was generally games SIHQIHQ' or a play On March 11 1945 the old members of the club welcomed the new members lnto membershlp Its sponsor MISS Ellaabeth R Harry has worked wlth the students for the two years that the club has been 1n exlstence lllth her help and cooperatlon the club w1ll rlsc to 1ts peak as a successful orgamzatxon LA TERTLLI -X OFFICERS The odlrer were I TF Zdfllf Fla mor 'Nloraxx kl l zrv Prr Olga Cax alml Src Irrn lean Curry I rpurfrr Shirley Nlellmrantz JANUS 45 I if n I J . 1 a L1 K' ll 1 1 1 I I 1 f '1 ' 7' ' ' . 7 7 ' I l . . . V , I 1 I I 1 a rx rf f . V , . . . , f . f . .. , V ., . , . ., . . . v I 'ra 1 I 1 . , . , . , p I ' p . '13 . w r f 1 1 1 gg . 1 ' Y - s 'f : ' H A az - ' 's y Q . Y. ' ' A .' 4. r t ' 7' l I v ', 1 L L 'V . Senioa .fidfwfuf Glad The Senior Library Club enabled each of its members to become fully acquainted with all functions of our school library. The members ably per- formed such duties as: the checking of attendance, mending of books, cir- culation of books, etc. This year, as in the past, the club has been of great benefit to the school, to the library, and to the students. SENIOR LIBRARY OFFICERS ' Presiding officers this year were: Presidcnl Catherine Stancheck l'if-1'-Pres. . . Mary Sherrock Sm-.-'I'rm:-, . Helen Costabile lfl'1IU7'fl'7'N, Rose Ann Toter, Marian Patanovicrh Sponsor , Mrs. W. H. Beck JANUS '45 E- , mica .fidaafuf 61145 Through the cooperation of the sponsor, Mrs. Beck, the Junior Library Club has accomplished a great deal this year. All members of the Club suc- cessfully completed a year's work in library instruction and are now able to carry on as assistants in our school library. JUNIOR LIBRARY OFFICERS Officers for this year were: President . , .Margaret Koslap Vice-Pres. Margaret Woloshin Sec.-Treas. . .Joan Drosdec-k 117 l JAN US '45 Wea Purpose To Create and Mamtaln 'lhroughout the School and Com rnunlty Hlgh Standards of Chrlstlan Character The Ha7leton H1 Y Club, Whlch meets every Wednesday at 7 30 P M at the local Y M C A has had a very successful year The Club had many lnterestlng meetmgs mcludmg some excellent speakers soclal events and speclal events such as Tureen Suppers Truth and Consequence Programs Scavenger Hunt and many others The H1 Yers also had several meetmgs Wlth the Y W C A C adettes Another fine season IS ant1c1pated for next year Platform Clean Speech Clean Sports, Clean Scholarshlp and Clean LIVIHQ The offnc year xx ere Preszden! l we Pres Srfrrclury Tre I.SllfPf GTS of the club thrs Roy P1ckenhe1m Wllllam Potance James Walker VV1ll1am Herr aldzlsors Clyde Bell Jr and Chauncey E Dams of the X 'VI C A JANUS 45 H1 X Ol FICERS 118 . L3 an ' ' w W . . . .1 H , 1 1 . . ' : . . . . . ., . 7 Y f 7 I Y , . ' . . . 1. . 1 ... 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'.' ,l ., , v . - Y 4' , - I f SWR Vbhgw 6601 To organlze the G1rls SWlmmlHg Team someone at sometlme had to take a deep dlve A dlve that would perhaps mean a successful club for many years But as everyone knows that plunge was a success and It looks as lf all IS now above water The organlzatlon began ltS elglltll year IH September 1944 under the sponsorshlp of MISS Helen R Wlll who later rellnqulshed her dutles to Mlss Jeanne E Feeley The Swlmmxng Club presented ln Aprll ltS slxth ed1t1on of the Water Follles The theme of thls years productlon traced the course of the war Many new and outstandxng lnnovatlons were offered whlch were enthuslas tlcally recelved Other act1v1t1es lncluded the Co Ed Swlmmlng Party wlth ltS relay races and games and courses 1n Water Safety and Life Savlng The officers of Glrl s Swxmm mg Team were President Jean Prltchard Vzce Pres Anlta Morgan ecrelary Rlta Patanovlch reasurer Irene Smlth ec of Poznls Nlancy North SWIMMING TFAM 014 FICERS JANUS 45 n f o o 7 . . , . . . - s 7 I Q . , n . v n a . . u v I 1 , ' r . . . . . . . . H Y Y . ,, . . . v ' ' ' 7 , . A ' Q : fs T .' ...,..... ' R . ' J .... l ' 'lk , Y ' , - . . , . . ,A W--. - -r L . A . JANUS '45 I 0 s 4' ' sy . ea , , fe , 1 4, . . if . 52 1 y . A 2' I Q' 'lf ,xi v , , . 7 J , f f ffff f fff 1 f ff f f f ff YY Q X ' A , , X-bQ 1 NN 'Q , , jtfesrtggi 11519 ' Q Q 1 1 wget - ' N' , R XS ,, -4-SQlwwxSviwN -- N QM f A , X X ' N 'N , 1 - ' fvS'ANiQN3Q1 . K 1 , FT-fi Q gifrglp: ' , S Q is is Q ,. , Q 3 9 1 - X X I fff f fn ff 14 Gfzafuu This outstanding Choral group is again to be commended lor maintaining a high standard in singing. In addition to pre- senting several programs in assembly, the chorus rendered pro- grams throughout the city during the year. One of the special programs was the Christmas Carol Service. This was followed by the Music Festival. In addition to the closing exercises for the year, the chorus presented music for the Baccalaureate Service and the Commencement Program. The personnel of the chorus is as follows: Sopranos I Jane Kenvin, Lorraine Samler, Anne McHugh, Angela Pic- cino, Doris Goldsworthy, Peggy Basler, Audrey Wunderlich, Helen Hughes, and Betty Hoffman. Sopranos II--- Grace Purdy, Betty Price, Iris Doyle, Ruth Evangelista, Irene Zello, Milda Shimshick, Sylvia Brunn, Anna Mae Brown, Mary Ellen Barth, and Mary Sherrock. Altos'-Gladys Cournovr, Alma Fichter, Alice Lanyon, Leona Herhal, Congetta Fescina,Lucille Fescina,Betsy Dunkle, Anna Marie Bonomo, Kathleen Veglia, June Reed, Evelyn VanSickle, and Lubow Yonkovig. Tenors- Michael Buglino, Anthony Columbo, Louis Columbo, Joseph Zcnoniani, George Gilbert, Raymond Bodner, John Clatch, Robert Corcoran, Michael Prete, George Tamanini, Willard Shellhamer, and Nicholas Wandishin. MILDA SHIMSHICK MALE QUARTET Sfllmef Bass' LeRoy Hinkle, Harry Booros, Robert Sacco, Joseph Carey, Joseph Sabol, Frank Mancuso, Edward Rayson, Gene Woodring, Richard Danko, Mich- ael Rcsuta, and William Richards. AccompanistsiMary Sherrock, Eve- lyn YanSickle, Betsy Dunkle. JANUS '45 GIRLS TRIO The officers of the club for the 1944--15 term were: I1I'l'NIdf'7lf , Betty Koenig l'z'1'f'- Prefs. Nancy Morgan Swrrf :ry - Cc-velia Domlmroski TfI'llN1lI'I'f Betty Hollman lfwr-. of1'uiHls Mary Floyd Asif rw. . Marian Patanovir-h lmirnloimz Ifwp, Shirley Meister llrfflrlf. lfrp. Kathleen Yeglia Ghaaal C ne of H H S 's youngest organiga tions lis the Chilli Flub, 'which wa? , 5 organized five years ago by Mr. George Schwartz Hand is sponsored by Mrgaf M Donald Vt ill. The members have brought to the public several outstanding programs this year. Among them, the Christmas program and Spring Music Festival. They have also appeared in several as- sembly programs. Only the coopera- tion and hard work of its one hundred members have made these possible. The main social event of the year was the St. Patric'k's Day Banquet held at the Y.M.Cl.A. on March 14, 1945. CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS JANUS '45 i ig Gancenl' Eancf f 'X vftlif Ml! C P SCHWARTZ, JR. 5, Q' Director Xl Once more the Hazleton Senior High School Concert Rand won recog- nition for itself through its 1944-1945 term of splendid music. Under the able supervision of Mr. George P. Schwartz, Jr., our concert band has become well-known as one of the finest bands in the state. The band made a very striking appearane on the football field as it wove its many intricate designs. The majorettes also aided in this impressive sight. The cheerful music of the band not only helped to bolster the spirit of team and students at football games, but also at basketball games and other important events in which the band participated. This year James Longo, a senior member of the band, because of his ability to direct, and his loyalty to the organization throughout his high school life, was selected as the student conductor. He very capably fulfilled the position entrusted to him. The band also presented two very important concerts to the public. The first of these was held during the Christmas season. At this concert many appropriate numbers were presented to the audience who received them enthusiastically. The band also presented a fine performance at the Spring Music Festival in honor of nation-wide Music Week. The band, in addition to these two public concerts, presented several concerts during the regular assembly programs. The main social event of the year was a banquet held near the close of school. The banquet, and the dance following il, were enjoyed by all those present. JANUS '45 l .. X , Xl M 1' ,. fy .f x W s-f xx dl Of the many boys who left school to enter the armed servlces elght were members of the band lhe boys have our best wlshes for a safe and early return lhey were Salvador Cerasolo clarlnet John C hovstok saxophone Rlchard Edwards clarmet Herbert Henderschedt tym pam Donald Rohrer trumpet Joseph Sabol bass horn Wlllard Schellhamer trumpet John Walters barltone The personnel conslsts of Oboes Loulse Bajarsl-t1 Ruth Greshner Plccolos Mary Schwarta Joseph Pagan Nancy Morgan Flutes Ahce Lanyon Ruth Krapf Martln Swank Clarlnets Wllham De Marskl James Dorla Edward Lowell Shlrley Melster Wllllam Schumack Steve Pe Mary Catherlne Tlnner Eugene Kos tlCk Betty Jane Welsh Bernard Pol lock Anna Marle Hudak Bass Clarlnet Peggy Loewer Ellen Tamlnlne Alto Clarlnet Lllllan Schmutzer Mlldred Krelger Saxophones Ralph Catlno Mary Ann Hormck 'lhomas Stanley Robert Mlklos Henry Green M1chaelGoyd1sh Kenneth Goach Emll Parvlnsky Karl Erok Horns Albert Keller Rlchard Danko Charles Rerhlg Wllllam Herr 'VIAJORETTES JAMES LONGO Student Dlrector 'lrombones John Qlatch Robert Mock Joyce McLaughl1n Andrew Rompllla Joseph 'lanner Lalry Dona Ruth Brown Trumpets James Longo Mlchael slnger Myron Schmutzer Vl alter Dorn busch Donald Stlsh Paul Gerhart George Starzlnskl Thomas 'lomashef s Barltones R1chard Barager Verna Cook John Walters Basses Joseph Sabol Albert Rosen Rlchard Podraalk Norman Hochella Rlchard Kawalchlk Drums Harrlet Wendel Petty laylor James Albano Aaron Lmtz Aaron Deltch John Mooney Dorothy Zapaeh Henry Drasher B111 Lyre Elolse Snyder JANUS 45 ' VW K, rw . ' . 1. 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 I 0 1 ' ' 5 1, : 1 :Y , , 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . 1 - 1 u Y 1 1 1 Y i ' 1 4 . 4 4 . ,n ' Y . i . 1 1 W 1 l ' 1 . . C ' ' . 7 Y Y triliak, Daniel Scarnbia, John Lapchak, Buglio, Gerald Fedrigen, James Wer- . 1 ' 1 . 1 J ' 1 D 1 ' 1 l . 1 Q v 1 l ' Q 1 ' s - i , kl' p 1 4 . . 1 Vi , ' 4 s , , . ' 4 :V I y y s 1 , , ' 1 ,I s , L 4 y n , n C I ' z . f ,, ' '. r 1 1 1 . 1 C 'V . 1 , , . I v 1 4 4, Q 4 , , y 1 1 - 1 12.5 L . u n 4 4 1 1 1 nf n fn 1 I L f. 1 1 'L lhis gioup of musicians contributed their talents to all of our plays and other major productions Lnder the capable dlrettlon of Mr Donald Will this year s orchestra has been one of our best Aside from its regular activities the Orchestra presented a most enjoyable contert during the regular Spring MUSIC Festix al lhe personnel of the Orchestra is as follows Xiolin Harry Booros Anne McHugh Harriet Vlendel brace Purdy Raymond Bodner Kathleen Veglia Nlary Fllen McHugh Paul Llstiak Jane Garner and Carl Proh Cello Ann Kostenbauder Oboe Louise liojarskl Ruth C Ieshner Flute Joseph Fagan Alite Lanyon Claimets James Doria Salxadoi Ceiasola ind NN 1lI1'1m DQNfldFSk1 lrump ts James Longo Vlillard Shellhamer lrombone John Clateh Andrew Rompilla Horns Richard Danlxo -Xlbert Keller Saxophone Mary Ann HOIHlLk Henry C retn Ralph Catlno Bells Elois Sxndei P 91 cg u s s 1 o n Herbei t Hendei sehedt John Mooney Henry Drasher Plano 'Nlarx Sherrotk Peggy Loewer 1 6 ANNI Mc-HUC ll S lox t . y . , . l 1 - . . , u K 7 l . . . . A 3 fl x ., ' , o 'S J ' . I 1 V C. U 1. , , Ai ., A . 7 , . , . , if 1 1 N , , . . Bass Yiolin Mildred Kreigh. .L . .y 1' ' , . . i y . L . ., . Y. . j .. .J W C A r a - I , . 'Y , A in se ' ' ' , . '. . I O f . . y Q ,, , 4 ' V ' 1 , Lk. V 1 uk , LY, In 1 l ,Y ' 7 -' rr A V , D . U '7 + I , ,,,, , , ,, W ' QV W, , W 2 5 'U . V' ' f WZ f M ,f W2 f f ' I , , ,Q I I , I W! QL 5 349 NU EH Wflvuaoeoecxs HARYLOUISESCHWARTZ ANNE HEERDHQQW A ED! TOQ EDITOR ASSOUAVE V N PAYNE 'RENE SMWH Jfmeeucxmo JACKWRA5-'HT CM ' K7 W1- QW ELSIEBOMN Mm f some www BRUNN V' my 'HR 1 'YN HELEN DRHSEL LAWRENCE GLORYAGALOVN oomsooloswo YCE N LA UGH LK 525522 Eevvyogzps JAOSSOCIA 1 N 5 EDf70Q 42 MARGARET HOWARTH TY! I5 7' Ammpgr Bueuo MARGARET CHALFA t RTHY ELEANORE HANERSHOCK GALLAGHER ANN AM Oz H mum pAmNovsc++ ANGELA 'Uh Mural f mccmo smw paw-4 A Q ' Q., . ,x 4 R , C ' R0 - 1' Y sz . 6 l r'-J Y 1 Q 4 . H J +,,,, , if I ,,,,U7m4.f.w1x1wfA x H' WJ- As, :ww nfnx sfo'-'YJ 1- ful' f .. W 4 fm ,H ina ? Q 2 , E.. 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Under the advisors: Miss Hill, Mr. Morgan, and Mr. Deis, the staff worked hard to make our high school publication one that the students could really be proud of. Editor-in-chief-fNancy Good. Associale Editors Deborah Spoont, Ethel Goaeh, lluth Tomasiek. Sporls Editors Lawrence Gallagher, William Brogan, Edith Shafer. Vopy Reader Elizabeth McCoy. Photographers Calvin Payne, Joseph Demshoek. Efchflnge Edifnr Anne Marie Olivia. Business Staff Irene Smalley, Dorothy Hallas, Eleanore Hamershoek, Eleanor Watro, Marie Marusak, Eleanor 0'Grodniek. Reporters' Betty Jane Sher- iflan, June Griggs, Anne Dan- iels, Alice Deis, Pearl Kline, Eleanor Dreisel, Anastasia Hatelies, Russel Wise, Betty Curilla, Marian Dorneman, Marian Patanovicli, Anna Marie Slebodnick. MOUNTAINEER OFFICERS Typisfs Mary Goydisli,Mar- garet Himwarth. JAN US '45 KH- ATHLETICS 77 B5 59 ,MW in Qancf Wfemcvuf VS AL'l ER BA FCHMI R PHE EPl'l APH Here rests lns head upon the lap of Earth A youth to Fortune and to Fame unknown F ur Sclence frowned not on hlS humble blrth And Melancholy marked h1m for her own I arge was hls bounty and hxs soul smcere He gave to Mlsery lall he hadl a tear Hegalned from Heaven C twasall he wlshed 5 afrxend No farther seek h1s merlt to dlSClOS9 Or draw hlS fralltles from thelr dread abode C'1 here they allke ln trembllng hope reposel lhe bosom of hxs Father and h1s God Thomas Gray .muus 45 - 5 . I F . . , 42 , J , . . , Heaven dld a recompense as largely send: ! . , . ' . A ' . . . , , . . . , . Y Y W ' ' Y ' Y U ff ff nf f NX NX X X X X x XX Qi XX X NQ X f f f 1, ff ff! ff Qff f ff f f W if iff if fff f j f ff ZMW fff f f fc fff W Z 944 W ,, 1 N X xx S '7 7? if Z4 f I X fff if , ,gpm W My if 4576 f Q y U M 1 WW, ,551 ,ji f f 5,5 7, 1 ,,,,, fl ff I ' ,f',jQ,77 Q, ,, 4 5 Q fagy, ,,,, 1 , - 44. A, ., , C , Zgzcw , f ,,,,, , , ,,,,, , ,,.,,,,, my g,, ,LQ 4 ,, f, ,,,, ' l I 'Q Z' 5 7559? 2 V ff' f ., Z9 an ,f ,l f , Z V ' W f, f ' Wj?Q:'42 fy Y I Q 4 ,Q ,WW ' W, 7,,fa,, V V W 2 'WO2wf G ' ,ffm 2 1 QW C2 , ,i ' , , , , ! , , 2 gf, 7 , , f , f fx WM. f fri, ' A 5 fy! LV ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,f,,,,M if H ,fN,f,,f,,!w2,,,!, ,, ff, ,,, , 7 G. KAVEL A. SCARCELLA J. SENKO Coach Ass't Coach Faculty Manager 4a.a1f4all Using the widely publicized T-formation, the Hazleton High School foot- ball team had a successful year. The team did not win all its games, but did compile the enviable record of eight victories against three losses. In two of the games that were lost, namely Williamsport and Bethlehem, a break or two in our favor would have reversed the result. The other loss was at the hands of Allentown, who went through the season undefeated, and had the best record of any team in the state. Even in this game our team looked very good, and was one of the few teams to score on Allentown all season. Toward the end of the season, when the boys were familiar with the intricacies of the T , their attack on the offensive was devastating. Mike DeNoia ran the team superbly from the quarterback post and did most of the passing. Marcani, Pugliese, and Danko did most of the ball carrying. The line too functioned well, with such players as Garramone, T. Mussoline, L. Mussoline, Russel, Felker, Rosato, DeMatt, and Kremer outstanding. HAZLETON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD ff L 1 R FELKER P GARRAMONIL M DeNOIA M SIMKO G YURASEK Co Captaln Co Captam Manager Manager September 13 Hazleton 20 McAdoo 13 Before a large crowd of Hazleton and McAdoo fans Hazleton Hlgh School opened lts 1944 football season wlth a smashlng 20 13 vlctory over McAdoo Takmg the openlng klck off Hazleton marched down the field and never surrendered the ball untll Vlnce Pugllese scored the first touchdown 'lhe hlghllght of the game was Frank MHTCRHI s 88 yard gallop for a touchdown ln the thlrd perlod McAdoo l1ved up to ltS pre game reputatlon by scormg IH the thlrd and fourth perlods A successful pass from DeNo1a to Garramone IH the last mmutes of the game gave the Blue and Whlte a vlctory September 22 Hazleton 32 Hazle Townshlp 6 The entlre team showed power and speed as H H S won 1ts second game of the season agalnst Hazle Townshlp Hlgh School Coach Kavel s T for matlon wlth Marcanl and Pugllese carrylng the ball and DeNo1a passlng lt to Russel and Garramone scored five touchdowns for Hazleton Townshlp gave the Mountalneers a much stlffer fight than the score would lndlcate but when they would threaten to score our defense tlghtened and were held to a smgle touchdown DID HF MAKE IT? JANUS 45 lfii Cl claim 'xl fl M DODDO P SMITH W ROSATO T STISH J SWORFN September 30 Hazleton Wllllamsport 6 'lhe Blg 15 opener was a hard fought battle wlth the Wllhamsport MllllOHalT9S By a conslstent power dr1ve1n the second perlod Wllll3mS port scored the only touchdown of the game Hazleton threatened to score ln both the thlrd and fourth quarters gettlng the ball lHSld8 the 10 yard l1ne but were unable to push lt across The loss of fullback Klocek who had been lnjured IH the prevlous game was a serlous blow October 6 Hazleton 6 Allentown 24 Fleldmg the best team seen at the Harman Gelst Stadlum thls season Allen town used 1tS power to defeat a vallant Hazleton team The Blue and Whlte galned some dlstlnctlon however because Marcanl caught a DeNo1a pass and made the first touchdown scored agalnst Allentown thls season Although the Canarles had nlne veteran players from thelr last years champlonshlp team the Mountalneers d1d a commendable Job ln holding them to a24 6 vlctory October 14 Hazleton 13 Steelton 7 A fightlng Hazleton team handed Steelton lts first setback ln two seasons wlth a 13 7 vlctory The Mountameers looked very lmpresslve Thelr qulck HAII FTON WEST HAILETON M. ew V waving, X ja., , JAN US '45 V PUGLIESE R DANKO L MUSSOLINE A FALVELLO P KLOCEK opening llne plays were mlxed ln well Wlth passes and worked to perfectlon The entlre team played a beautlful game on both offense and defense October 20 Hazleton 7 Shamokm 0 over Shamokln The Blue and Whlte scored early in the first perlod and played It safe from then on Shamokm klcked off to open the contest and the Mountameers plowed on down the field ln a serles of lme plays Marcanl ran the ball across for the extra pomt Nelther team was able to do much more offenslvely as the ram beat down on them October 27 Hazleton 39 Sunbury 12 In the game wlth Sunbury the Mountalneer OHGHSIVQ really cllcked Early 1n the first quarter Vmce Pugllese found a gaplng hole ln the hne and went through for 76 yards and a touchdown From thls polnt on the Owls could do llttle to stop Hazleton s vaunted attack Sunbury was held scoreless untll the fourth quarter when by some nlce football they scored twlce agamst the Blue and Whlte reserves HA7LETOlN W EST HAYLFTON 1 Ml Cen an rf-Tw 14' 1.1-at Q-.51 9:1 z:.:T.:f-.W Although. the game was played inia downpour of rain, Hazleton won easily VS l JANUS 45 R KREMFR D MOLINO C NIEMCHIK R KURDIIFL M DeMAI l Nox ember 4 Ha7leton 13 Bethlehem 14 Although they fought to the end and played very good football Hazleton bowed to Bethlehem 14 13 The Mountameers grabbed a lead IH the first perlod when Pugllese scored a touchdown and Felker klcked the extra polnt Bethlehem went out IH front wlth touchdowns IH both the second and fourth passed to Marcanl for a touchdown but the Blue and Whlte lost out when the klCk was wlde by lnches 'lhe Mountalneers outplayed Bethlehem by a Wlde margm early IH the game but the superlor reserve power of the opposl tlon was too much of an obstacle to overcome November 10 Ha7leton 45 Shenandoah 7 In thelr vlctory over Shenandoah the Mountameers ran up thelr hlghest score of the season Marcanl made 25 of Hazletons 45 pomts Brllllant runnmg by Pugllese accurate passes by DeNo1a and good lme play by the forward wall served to make the game a one slded affalr Shenandoah s only score came ln the second perlod when they marched 68 yards for a touchdown llA7LIST0N WI ST IIAII FTON t, , -Y -W '7- ?J 'EJ Al '13 'xl U-TH .1 .... Cl rf-D periods. Hazletonfs hopes soared when, in the last two minutes of play, DeNoia WS U JANUS 45 L-I Gd Q lJ-IH fI 'l L 1 Lf! CTW CQ T MUSSOLINF A SOCHA A SILOCK R RUSSFL R. DOUGHERTY November 17 Hazleton 33 Pottsvllle 7 Although they ran 1nto unexpected opposltlon the Mountameers managed to dnspose of a stubborn Pottsvllle team 33 7 The Hazleton eleven made llttle progress ln the first half of the game scormg only one touchdown They came back strong ln the last two perlods to score four touchdowns and two extra polnts Pottsvllle s lone score was made agalnst Hazleton reserves IH the final perlod November 23 Hazleton 45 West Hazleton 0 The 1944 football season ended as Hazleton rolled to a 45 0 vlctory over West Hazleton The game was a one slded affalr as the Wlldcats never threatened to score The perfect teamwork of all the Mountalneers made thls final game a smashlng cllmax to a successful season We w1sh to extend our congratulatlons to Mr George Kavel and Mr Scarcella for the excellent Job they dld ln coachmg the team thls year We feel that thelr handllng of the boys deserves only the hlghest commendatlon and pralse The fme work of Mr John Senko as the faculty manager dld not go un notlced elther To hlm we offer congratulatlons on a Job well done Jack Wrlght Sports Edltor HAZLETON VS. WEST HAZLETON 5 JANUS 45 N IVHJ Qx Nl 11 x w Njiillli 0111 tlmr JANUS 45 f'h1lI'lU'lt'I' is the resull ul' ' thin Q 1 AI ul altitufle and lhc vziy ve: X ' ' 2, U A wx f WWfyfWf f w X j f f f f X fd M 'f f fa ff X ff af, f ff f if A ' I ' ,XM ,f , V I ' IW 2 ' C 2' fl f ' f W ' MZ? 1 , ,, ff ff, , If V 7 V 5 , Q ,,,,,, ,, ,,,, f , ' fd' , , , f X, W 4, f , ff ff f '32 H V. MCGEEHAN Coach F. SFIRANY Ass't Coach J. SENKO B E 5 : Z K Faculty Manager The 1944-45 edition of the Hazleton High School Mountaineers compiled a very envi- able record. Although they did not win the league championship, they were always conten- ders and were in there fighting to the end. All of their losses were by very small margins, generally one or two points. The two losses to Allentown were by a total of just eight points, and both games were not decided until the final minutes. Five seniors will be lost by graduation. They are Johnny Ballots, Eddie McCluskey, Emmett Farley, Jack Broadt, and Mike DeNoia. These boys will be sorely missed, as they played outstanding basketball. A number of players with experience, such as Lamonica, J. Capece, P. Capece, Cusate, Higgins, McHugh, and Holman, remain as a nucleus of a team for next year. December 8 Hazleton 32 Plymouth 37 The 1944-45 basketball season was opened at Hazleton High as the Mountaineers were defeated by Plymouth. The visitors surged ahead and held a Z1-13 lead at halftime. The Blue and White, which showed promise of developing into a good team, plainly suliered from a case of opening night jitters. December 12 Hazleton 46 Luzerne 24 Team play was the big factor in Hazleton High's impressive victory over Luzerne. Hazleton's passing was sensational, and their plays, starting from McCluskey and Capece me 0-3 u llll XI Sl XI x0 N1 in xgc r to ljflxlflld. Ballots and Lusate xxorkerl perfectly At the same tlme the MIJLINIAIIIKQFN played almost outrlght tlOl'CHSlV9 ball holdlng Luzerne to 13 polnts IH the nrst three p0I'lUIl December 11 Hazleton 41 Sxxoyerxllle 33 Hazleton Hlgh s cagers proxed that they could Hght bath xx hen they rallled ln the thxrd and fourth penods to overcome a fixe pomt lead and defeat Sxxoy erxlllt Captam Ballots xx as very ably aided by Cusate and McCluskey IH l'JU1ltllI1L up the Nlountameer s score Deeember 19 Hazleton '31 Sunbury 4 Hazleton emerged vletorlous agaln xx hen they defeated a stubborn Qunbury te 1171 Sunbury team h rd bullt up a defense to stop Ballots but 'Vhke DeNo11 took over to score li of Hazleton s pomts Although the MOL1HtdlH6QF shoxxed llttle ln the hr t thru Itrl l they tame through m the fourth to xxm the game December U Hazleton 6 X 1 lnnsport 0 A Hazleton te lm that shoxxed lmproveme nt xxlth e teh gxme be Lt Vlllllamsport by 1 no '0 se-ore Hoppmg oll to 1 I4 l lead ln the first p0I'lUCl the Mountuneers hid eommxnd all the xxay lhe Mllllonalres xxere never able to get going December H llxzleton 38 xdmg., 3 Although they h zd tralle d from the be gxnmng of the gtme l t nlm d b md ol ISI 1 l Whlte pl zye rs ralhed IU the fourth perlod to doxxn Rr lfllllg Wlth txxo mmutt s to go md tht ore tled 53 H I ddle MeLluskey threxx IH a held go zl to put Hazleton H1 tht le ul Strond later Johnny Ballots put the contest on lee xx hen he eut under the basket to Ink 1 fleld god January ' Hazleton 3 Be rxxlck o Haz eton Hlgh xxas foreed to the llmlt to defeat Berxxlck 3' 'f C1 lllllf., ofl to Il 0 lead 1n the first perxod a vxctory for the Nlountameers seemed eertam But ln the seeond II XILI ION 101 ISX ILLI JANUS 45 ,, Q. 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'e- ' f ' 21 - 11 ' 1 I- 1' y- ' A 1' 11-4,-1 1 -1 1' b ' 111. vs. JANUS 45 I' MLCLUSKFX J BALLOTS M DeNOIA Capta1n perlod the vlsltors came back to outscore Hazleton and the Mountalneers had to tight hard to hold thelr advantage January 9 Hazleton 38 Easton 3 ' The openlng Elstern League game found Hazleton IH good form and although Easton put up a good battle the MKJUDt3,1D66TS outscored them to brlng home a 38 37 vlctory Al though they were tralllng at the end of the first quarter the Mountameers forged ahead early ln the aecond perlod and held then' lead for the remaxnder of the game January 17 Hazleton 4 1 Allentown Cathollc 78 The Mountalneers attammg thelr best form of the season so far humbled Allentown Cathollc Hrgh by a 4a Z8 score Pcldle McCluskey varled hls routme by drlbblmg down the center several tlmes to score w hxle Ballots and 1J9N0ld played thelr usual good game January 16 Hazleton 44 Allentown 47 In splte of the battle Vklllill Hazleton put up they were unable to defeat a great Allen town team lt was a mp and tuck game throughout the first three per1ods w1th McCluskey and DeNo1a leadlng the Hazlet m scorlng but as the last few mlnutes rolled by Allentown went ahead to wln the game IIAILI ION PO'1 'l SN ILLL 144 V-X uw LJKX QU QQVX xg .2 T P CAPECE A HOLMAN E FAPLEY January 19 Hazleton 17 Pottsvllle 'S The Mountameers lost all hope of mnnlng the first hall Eastern League honore when vxlle came back to t1e the score and then lead by slx pomts In the last perlod Hazleton trled desperately to turn the tlde but all eflorts faxled January P3 Hazleton '9 Berwlck 30 Coach McGeehan uslng thls game to revise his hm up xx is unablt to overcome tht adxantage Berwuk had of pl zylng on the home floor Butch McHugh brought up from the Jay vee squad played a good game and Pat Capetc looked very good on the offense January Po Hazleton 41 Bethlehem 'fn Playmg both a good ollensxve and defenslve game the Mountuneers won an easy vlc tary over Bethlehem Mike IJ9NfJld mth sixteen polnts led the Hazleton scorlng Ballots was ellectlve on rebounds whlle Lamonlca and Capece came up mth some mee lntercep tlons Hazleton s defense xx as very tlght as they allowed only seven Held goals February 7 Hazleton 61 Coal Tow nshlp 19 Hoppxng oil to a 10 polnt lead at the end of the first perlod and xncreasxng It as the game IIAYLETON PO FTSX ILLL JANUS 45 K 'P' ' . , f I wh f 'I f 'J' R' ' ' ' ' ' 73' ,WI I f.,-fl' It J- .L- J lint H' M A 5 It ' JV 9 V wry. 4 . .M 4 V If Ex fn XF' f pl f 1 f , ff' ' ' Q 1 ' - up - f .ly',1, av vs Nl, 1, ' 'J' w. 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L they lost to Pottsvillel Although Hazleton was ahead halftimeyin the third quarter Potts- vs. U J BROADI D MtHUGH J LAIICL progrcssul Hazleton Hlgh easlly dlspostd of Coal low nsbxp The lngh xpot of the game plays whlle DeNo1a and Ballots gave Hazleton almost complete control of the rebounds February 6 Hazleton U Easton J7 The ecormg power dlsplayed by Johnny Ballots and lVl1kc DeNo1a brought Hazleton a vlctory ox er Easton The Hazleton team traxled 14 11 at the end of the first perlod How ever ln the next frame they went ahead and Paxton newer regametl the lead February 10 Hazleton 66 Wllllamsport 33 Hazlet an galned another easy vlctory when they chsposed of Wllllamsport 66 33 The MllllOH3lT9S couldn t hold the Blue and Whltes once then' otlenslve went mto hlgh gear An outstandlng hrghllght of the game was Chlckle Lamomca s performance whlch netted hlm 14 pomts February 16 Hazleton 39 Allentown 44 Agaln Hazleton fatled to rally lH t1me to defeat a determmed Allentown team The Mountalneers kept pace w1th Allentown for the greater part of the game but w ere unable HAZLETON POTTSX ILLI JANUS 45 63 tx 2 . V51 x N 47 M, ,S ' x, ...XF ,f to ' X ,V - l 1 l R- f K , , K l X ,Q R Z X' X! , li 1 5 I 1 F If 1 , , tv 1 , is 1 3. lk X ll 1, ' 2 . . - . ' J C 7 1'-'ly ', O A ' H 'J '. ' 2 ' J , ',x was the 23 points scored by Johnny Ballots. Pat Capece and McCluskey worked some nlce I lf, y .1 4 1 A1 4 1 B1 Af. , , , J . , . . , . ' . 1 . ' , ' , . ' '. 4 -fx Q I, A1 ' 1 , v 4 vs. 7 3 ' fl J L-XNIONICA IN CUSATE P HIGGINS to kttp up xxlth thu m ln thc last quarter Captaln Johnny Ballots playtrl one of the greatest famts of hls ttrttr and ptttcl Hazlf ton mth 19 polnts February 0 Haa eton it Pottsvllle 31 Wlth Mllxt lJ4No1t stopping Pottsvlllt s star Blll McClurt mtl Johnny Ballots Lon tmurng his NlLLlll1l., storing part H mleton defeated Pottsvlllt JI il Captatn Ballots agam Ing Mtfalurr alloxxlng hlm only txxo points February 3 A 1 ton Bc thlt hr m 40 lhe Nrltlllllldlflll rs hopt ot tncllng the season xxlth 1 xtctory xx ls lmroktn xx hen tht Lllw trtx lllgh team shoxxcrl surprl Ing form to tome through xxlth 1 victory Mlke IJPNYIIA plaurl brllllant lull to store 1 1 polnts but Captain Ballots xxas lu pt lmottletl up by the close guarrllng Bcthlf htm tc am VM xx1 h to congratulate 'Hr NItGeehan Mr Serany ancl Mr Stnko for the excellent on they ptrtormtrl thls year VS hlle not champlon thelr tt tm shoxxccl ablllty and fight We hope to et them up IH there next year Jack W rtght Sp Jrts Ldrtor HAILI' ION P01 ISX ILLI' JANUS 45 A, ' Q l 'z mf i f i I 1 i If : t l 3 3 2 Q j fir ' 5 1 l 1' . 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Mr. Rocco Antinozzi served as sophomore coach this past year, and did L 1 1 V 1. . rw L 1 L1 r tv r Y 1 I r 7.7 . S . ' . I Y H . 7 . T cz, 'I yi . , . U 1 lemarkablv fine 1ob lhe sophomores play ed a long schedule and emerged XIQLOTIOUS 1n all but a few games Manx boys showed promlse of dex elopmg, IHLO Ieal stars ln the future 1.2-JP'AV.-Lif aigarikexw SUI IIOMURI' BASIN IBALI SQUAD JANUS 45 '.D OM! aun- df 'facie Zvdxfhaq, Y7 H51-LfQ4,,,ey Zfahmelflea X v ry H HS sports fan has undoubtedly noticed at every football or bas t ll game seven pleasant glrls dressed ln the tradltlonal whlte sklrts and blue eaters These girls are the H H S usherettes who wlth pleasant smlles th cheerful greetmgs usher athletlc fans to their reserved seats Alert ever ready the glrls have been most efllclent ln 3V0ldll'1g confuslon due seatmg the large number of fans They have reeelved many compllments not only from Hazleton fans but from ou f town fans as well These ever ready gxrls have elped H leton to mamtam ltS name of belng a very congemal host The followmg were members o ha gH?p whleh alded the fans of H H S MILDA S I aptam ANNE WRIGHT ETTE COLRNIOW .ORRAINE DeJOSEPH -Y ROSELLA WALKER ? 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U 52 CONGRATULATIONS l DUPLAN Hazleton DIVISION 11 1 Il 111111111 5LIIJCIXlNl0I1 IJe11e11d111l1 NI IN 1 emcm Your I' 1111111 Begnns 111111111 Steulx XKc11k 1 JANUS 45 1 '1'11 'l'HI'I VIQXSS UI 151115 IV1' 1111 H,-1 Uunrf PU! fu H'111'kH 111111 uvtllkilljl C'1111cii1i1111s C':11'eI'11l 'l 1 'ning l - L' Q' 1' 1 1 1 1- 2 lg, 1 l Compllments f COSGROVE Hazleton s Photographer 27 W Broad St Ph ne 3856 Studio and Camera Shop O er 7000 square feet of floor space devot d e cluslvely to Photography JANUS 45 14 9 HazIeton's Largest I OUR BANK YOUR BANK ue IX mem x uxlce of thls 1 nl 111 Q lt 9f1lClQf1Ly md ltx scope W111 com m md xoux approx 11 e welcome your account ASK THE MAN WHO BANKS HERE The People s Savings 84 Trust C0 1X19ID1J9I 1 D 1 C Nlember 1 e1e1 11 Peselve Sutem fO1XIPII1XI1X1S Q Plain Speaker Standard Sentmel 111 JANUS 45 is '1'1 1 zlvays 11-' - .' 111 Q, il ' ' 1 J ff , ' - z j ' 'z. W ff Y! , O ' 0 . 4' ' 1 . f f -f , .1 ' vv . . . . . A m 4 x . AL. 1 A A. L OF I U 11 9 THE GREATEST SAFEGI ARD IN ANY BANK IS the management Imted States Gox ernment SUDOFVISIOH IS lmportant here and so are th1s bank s capltal assets of mole than S1 500 000 whlle Federal DCDOSII Insurance up to S5 000 for each customer counts for much Put sound DOIICIQS and efhclency ln opexatlon are the determlmng h xx e been BANKING WITH SAII IY Slnce 1890 HAZLETON NATIONAL BANK HAZLETONI PA Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon and Federal Reserve System NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP 8: GOWN COMPANY 821 823 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA PA Manufacturers of Academlc Caps Gowns and Hoods for Hlgh Schools Colleges and UI'llV91 S1tI8S Also manufacturers of Cholr Gowns Glee Club Robes and A Cappella Robes Caps and Gowns used at the Hazleton Hlgh School supplled by us , , I Q y Y . 1 . , - 7 7 7 4 - ' y - 3 - factors IH the Stablllfy of this lI'1Sl,ltUIlOII, where Hazleton people Z V V Y f F 417W L , 1 , . . D . . I 7 . , I Y ' r 1 ' - JAN US '45 156 REMEMBER It IS what you saxe not what you elrn that makes you mdependent' Saxlng somethlng no matter how llttle and deposltlng It at lnterest 1 the foundatlon of all success Open a Saxmgs Account at Interest here make regular work for you FIRST NATIONAL BANK HAZLETONI PA Member of Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon and Federal Reserve System Jere Woodrlng 8: Co HAZLETON S SPORTS CENTER Conglatulates the Hlgh School on lts fine record 1n both Sports and Scholarshlp For many years Jere W0OdFlHg 8: C o has been the accepted dependable source of supply for quallty Sports Goods Today more than ex er can we proudly say YOU ACTUALLY PAY LESS FOR WOODRING QUALITY JERE WOODRING 8: CO Ihone 3200 JANUS '45 i Ii ' j . 1, I .. Q 1 ' . 2 . Y I .' . ' . , s . I. x i . I m Y deposlts out of your earnlngs, and let us put them to A , A . O O ! C 7 Y IK Y! I 7 l CONGRATULATIONS h f94 kHlp TRADERS BANK AND TRUST CO Syt P P TODAY, Mom: THAN Evan, rr s IMPORTANT 'ro BUY QUALITY K jew ,A ww 110' JEDDD HIGHLAND 25fHl'5'l lf .uANus'45 l T t C' 'iduates of the Class o 1. 5 x ,t l our congratulations and an invitation to use this Ban 's e ful Financial Services. O Hazleton, Pa. Member of Federal Reserve s em Member of Fed l D 't I C t' 'A' I .QA , J ff, R f? ' , 't A 'A' 'A' 'A' Ia Go' 1 828 ! 1867 BUY WAR BONDS 1945 78 Years of Service MARKLE BANKING 8: TRUST CO Federal Deposlt I ederal COMPLINII N lb UI TUNG SOL LAMP WORKS INC VS EATHERLY DIN ISION Xx6llh9IlX I mm It s A Good Place To Work H JANUS 45 Cl ' C r L4' 4x X Insuram-v f'm-porat ion licscrvo Sys? cm ! I , 4 , Y f z S ' ' 1 z . ll 7 V? U ONTII IN N IS PETRONIO DRESS CO mt if S I IJ1 IINOUKI .f xc IIAIILLUU 1.1 13181 VSISHI S IO 1Hh, PACILIH AND LOMII IMPNIS V11 DI-'XVI RODS OF PHI HA7LFT0N COUNCIL NO 442 JANUS STAFF KN IGHTS OF COLUMBUS JANus'45 C' , H uIIC. '.' Ol . l'nil 1 l' ' 2 5159 H2310 ftrcvt 305 C. 'z X ,., , m. , , . ' I1 I mf OI' 1 9 4 :J 4 XII MCLJANIN SCHOOL OF BUBINESS 1 I51nkl31111f1nL 1 1 Hotel Altamont ll 1 l I l Popular Prlced Coff e Shop Banquets Card Partles Dances m XX Holmm N154 101611110119 1800 XIIIIXIN N Snyder S Danny I Il 5 OOMERB ORD THEATRES THE CAI IIOL GRAND and FEELEX JAN US '45 FO. 'I,INII'IN'l'S Ulf T11 svzwif-11 111111 z1111f1rtz1i111r1 1111 of fxi thc- IlH'I'I'IL .-XI,'I','XMUN'I' 111: kv it A 1111 1111txt1111fli1111 11121 '1- ill 11r 1-ity tn hoI1ls111-1111 t'11111'1i1m4. W e 'l'1'z11lc1'+ z ' '1' ' U 'l'11l. T112 '.'1f11 ,I . , Alla . 1,- FOB 'I,lMl'IN'I'.' Ol 1 1 Cu. ' , .I C. l'.l UI , . J ' Q11-11111, Vu. I 1 Ill' V0.1 7 4 , Wagner Bros Hardware Co load md I ocuxt Stxeetq Ezfrzffhznq 111 SPORTING GOODS and ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 8:3 Phonex 81-I CONII I INII X IS OI ORREALE ONSTRUCTIO OIVIPANY Do Your Shoppmg at THE LEADER Hazleton s Value and Low PPICC Center Jj iam rfys I at 908 Jewelers and Sllversmlths 29E I'1oadSt Hd7lQt0II Pa . 1 I , 4V '71 Qi II. . L A . L. . 5 K COMI'LIMEN'I'S OF ' C' . I. . J' . ' . , . JAN US '45 162 COINIPI IMI N IS OI DR W V COYLE DEISROTH S Hazleton s Newest Department Store A Modern QCOIO Dedlcated To X our SQIXILC CRANBERRY IMPROVfMENI COMPANY Mmers and Marketers of Anthracxte Coal Inslst Upon Cranberry Collrery Coa Hdzlr-t FBYOTICG for Many Hear Phone 940 RETAIL OFFICE HOTEL ALTAMONT Bldg H-XII FTON I -X IIAN NOW IO IXJOX ALL GAS K I T C H E N OF TOMORROW luzerne County Gas and Electric Corporation 16X I zurel St Howleton I JANUS 45 7 V 1 41 'IWW 'Y lA JA k l C I 4 L f 7 1 I vv.. L J ' ' Y Hire ,I In . Unk . ' f A 1 f ' . S 'J . . ' ' f . 3 A 1 JC . 4 y an I SHOP WITH CONFIDEIXCE AT BON TON HAZLETON S FASHION 81 VALUE CENTER NIIOR HIC II IASHII CLVNII LINII NTS Ol GEISSLER KNITTING MILL Ready To Serve All Yout Hazleton Y M L A S ntmg, the Senoml LIIIIIIX of P1 opus' Hazleton MaCh1ne1y 8. Equlpment C0 Constructlon Equlpment and Supplies X 'Nlnpln Sl H IILLOII l 1 JANUS 45 V ,- V I 4 Jll, I .' FNS AT JUNIOR LOW l'lIlC'l'lS h! ' . Y l I N . . Ula f . ' CV . r.,.. 'l28X'..z ., az A ,'z I U II 'N S A FRIEND IIIINII The Hazle Mllk 8. Ice Cream Co If LLM ALTON REX an FAVIILY THEATRES For IVIocIern Entertainment Tony S Market I hone 369- 3 I Profid Sweet FRUITS SEA FOOD VEGETABLES POULTRY JANUS '45 VON '. . 'INTS OI COIN 'I,IBII'I. l'.' OI - Y 1 25 West Walnut Street ' V Ik pI -I I, IH1. 9 YISVI' 'l'HI'I , , , f H, d Q. J L .1 ' L 'XIII N1 NIS HALLILTON ALTO BI S LONIPANY HY S NIIIN S SHOP CLOTHING SPORTWEAR ADAM HATS AND EAGLE SHIRTS FURNISHINGS VK BmLuISt zmlnn I UN IINII NTS I1 Bob Sm1tI1 5 Flow Q15 I3 1rIStr 4 run mm 171 1111 'XII SEAI S ROILHUCR X Next I HIS 1 COMPI IMI 'N IS UI BYOREK S KNOTTY PINE BARBECUE Unlx thc Inghe t 1111 IIIIQ fund Kc NUI GERARD LAQLESE FURNITURE RUGS 111 North NN x1m11111, HITIKI CONIPI IMI NIS OI Janox Shut Co PENSOCR RADIO JANUS 45 9 N 4 rw w CU. ' ,I.'I'I. '.' OI A K V 1 Y V '1 W - 2 '. A '. Ha I- , 'a. c' .1I'.. 11' 1 CU. 'I,IIVII',IN'IS UI ' ' Y , Y , .N 1 J 1 1 ' I n. L ' U I, I , t 111. 1'-.1 11111 IIII 4'I ' 'IIIS I'UI I UI' 'I',l 1 I , 1 -1 II .- W1-S1 II: .1 -1 , Pa. ' 'I m ' ,. f Q, W , X ' x 7 Lv T 'Y 5 2 I ' 1119- I ' 'S -- I v ' 1 ' - I X - I'I11111v .JV 7 COVIPLINII NTS UI' THOMAS LEATHER CO COMPLINIINTS OI KING S CLEANERS COMPLIMFNTS OI PRICE S DAIRX GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK Luncheonette and Soda Fountaln Agents for WHITMAIN S EASTNIAN KODAKS Bel' mtl Ho tell H me Um e BRUCE M HICKS The Altlmont Hotel Bltlg, T he Home oi H mloton H1gh Stuclc nt CONII LIMI NIS UI Hazle D1 ug Co , Inc Hajoca Corporatlcm 4' ,O S Church Street lllzlston P llurmfuflurfr fl ll 11111 mln Plumbing Heating Steam anrl Roofing Materxals Mull Mlne and lndustrl lsupplles Stokers Phone Hazletrm 'MVS W H Patterson XTHHIQCT CONIPI IXII' 'XIIS OI WAZL H -XILI TON S OWN RADIO STA I ION 1450 on your dual HYM AN S STORES UI' SMART YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN JANUS 45 , w . - , . 1- . . . . , - ,. L 7 L ' . ' W 4. , .1 J ' 1 v va k, vw Y ..z '.' J' A 'lf . I A 'rg S ' lr ' . , . C V y n A S ., . h , ..-. .. ,f . 4 1 1, , 11. . ,, 5 U, , , 1 A - . ' 'sun w.: I 1 1 a . . u 0 O , QA ' Lt. . . J ,A 2' l .. .A . 7 A k F . , , . . A , H V . . I LAUREL BOOKSHC P Sz RENTAL LIERARY Katherme Sz l arl Goedecke BOOKS of all publlshers We Aecept and Servxce Subscrmptloni to the Book of The Month Club 33 West Thlrd St Hazleton 3007 Henry Laundry Co CLEANERS AND DYERS Laundry and Dry K leaning tha! Sail fies -lLL Iaclles and Gents Garments Neatly Repalred at Reasonable Prlces Phone 2300 Plne and Maple Streets Lauderbach and C0 CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS MEN S WOMEN S AND CHILDREN S SHOES 111 113 West Broad Street Headquarters for Student Q Clothmg and Shoes Rlchard L B1 elow COMPLIMFN FS OI' WILMOT Eng1neer1ng Company SEIDEL THE FLORIST '31 North Laurel St For Fresh Flowers and Corsages C OMPLIMENTS Ol' COMPLIMI 'XVI S Ol CATHERINES Automolnle Supply Co Laurel at Green Phone 417 1 I dst Broad Strtet JANUS '45 , , COlNlPLlMENTS OF Y ' .l u slr f . D , . 168 LNIIIINII NIS BIC LNE JACOBS MEN S SHOP I Bm UI Str II Hzuvey Q Beauty Shop CU'NIPLI'NII N'I'9 OI Llue Comet Dmel JS fhurrh Qtrfc NIPII I 5 Fuedlaude O11 Co ,XX xt L1 tnul Qtr rms KOMPI INII 'N IS U1 HALLB LLL B II 'NC II L CJIIEC O TheC E Helmes Insurance Agency C D Helmes J M Dougherty rf -Mltunmrmlm If Pla 1 I la. Comps n 411011 Surfty Bond LICENSED BROKERS 413 lrdrifr Bank Bldg h me x IIIIIQIIJII 'XIPI IXII 'N IS Jlmmy 5 Qulck Lunch JANUS 45 Cf I. ' I . UF FUN 'I,IMI'IN'l'S UI 1 ' w 41 w ' y 1 w I I E x Ile-:xr 299 N. Vim- Str:-1-I Iii Y. 2 .' wt 'I'vls-pI1:mv!l'IT ' A A IA' Q F CO. .- R ffFI'I'f' UI 1. -1 . w J X1 V ' ' L I 117 'os 'law .' 1-M 47 ' - - H1 Ph 1:2315 I VON 'I.IMl'lN'l'S UI r 1 1 ' I 1 N y 1 BO'I ' ,If Q CU. s Fi' X' , A Crm, . . mf I ' I1 INS A s' . - ' s , ,W , 7 'lklvp wx I 1.25 z'. - , Pu. I I U CUNIPI IMI NVIS UI S S Kmsge Companv Harry V Parente DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS INVITATIONS JEWELRY on Worth VI vommg, Strut Phone 4 moi Ii COMPI IMI N IS OI' Umlamata Qommelclal Company 1 N Wyommg Street Phone 14 J J Molan 8. Son QUALITY BEVERAC-ES V! Broad A. Lmcoln Strmtx H42 e ton ' I 10 Tal one Brothers Self Service Super Markets ISI I S19 Altcr Si PIIUIN 46114 MII NII 'NIIS REIDLER KNIT PING MILL Hazleton s No 1 Bread HAZLE IVIAID CONIPI IMI NIS Ol Schultz 5 Geuag, Broad and X me Strut Hazuon P Phont JANUS 45 1, . . ' . , '. 7 . ku . ' v A I ' rl In I ff- X1 X1 0 C 0 1 Y Y 1 C I 1 ,v I I W 1 1 97 '- ' I lll pri 1 CO ' .II 'L .' UI 7 V X ..- , . .. 'LII' 7 , ,W 'I T Q IS - - I' L' Ing ' I1 , 11. I -2800 '0 JOSEPH BROYAN We Speclallze ln the Best Home Dressed Meats W1 IUHNS PX N Tl CONIILINII N'1S OI' Phe 1VIa1ket Basket Cllrfnu Xthcrholt Pr 11 um S f V1 Pour! t CONIPLIMFNTQ OI- MARY A BOX LB, Shekel S F1OWQ1S H Qvy 161011 P Phcmf 140 1 Jallo s Market Joseph D F1u11 LUMBER YARD Corn: r 19111 mri Alter Strcrl Phrmc H08 H1111 CUNIPLIMP 'N F801 DIEIIHOTIC1 Supph C0 If keep up the I1 mme we re flghtmg 1 fr Dlamond Beddmg Outhtters 1 Urn I1 wnrl xc LI XX 50111111 BUY BONDS JANUS 45 - , , v . . . ., . . . r , ,, 'L f 1 , wp, P1 127f'1 U1.1 V. ' 118. 1111.11 lllrm 5 :a:s-Ia-1:s m' . 1, 4 Y 'I Tl Nur .1 XVyf-ming , . MY 0 7 w 11zL'.1e , 11. C'0MPL1M1CN'1'S UF ,1 1 1 1' zz 'tfm,P11, I . , v , ' . ' ' N151 Nu.t 1 ls , ugr. I , X l '1'v1s1ph'm4- 4211 HMI mn' Pd' Iiinm A z N1 A Lf St. U COMPLIMI' NTS OF ROSEN S FURNITURE STORE TheYWCA Has Clfl Reserxe Clube Oflermg Soclxl lfllllfltlfbfldl Reereatlon 1l Opportumtles to HIC H SCHOOL GIRLS Student Dances Summer Day Camp fOUALITY Ifff fREAM PURE AS TH! MOUNTAIN AIR POR MANY years vse have sup plled the trade mth hxgh quahty ofliet equlpment ltems of both wood md steel llkewlse statlonery and or a speclal Installation a statlonery lf m or an office Machme consult N We want to serve you The North Sales Co 30 Fast Broad Street Since 197.2 S1I1Cla1I' Refimng Co Clarence J Lonzer Agent COMPLIMP NTS OF DR F H MILLER Mclhloo P COMPLIMENTS OF BEILMAN PRODUCE CO INC G R Kmney C0 Inc 38 W Broad Street EDUCATOR DELUXE CUSHIONED ARCH SHOES Sold exdzwzzely In KINNFX STORES JANUS '45 . . . . 1 J ,. J. ' .' 7 w 4 . I -'z , C 2 '.,. 1, 1 1 ' W I n V' ' Q UI '. I . Iv V if z ' . ' . X supplies. Be lt a smgle desk, chair ff ' , 4 . . ' i. 4, -fxexv ,4,,,fff-A us. s , , . . I 1' S , . . . . A , , a. . . ., . Y l l I, I A l 'V I y Q . I I1f1dust11a1 Supplv Lo lf hone 5 Boauty Shoppe 'N lr 1311111 111 1 11 1 X14 Lazarus Elecu IC CQHJEQ1 Z 6 NJN LI' UNIIIIXII N Pattv 5 Bowl A1e11C DE SOTO PLYVIOUTH Sales and Servnce IIS 'X1111111111,, SI X P11 VI1 S. M15 MICIIRQI Puhak S Fam11y CUNIPI IXII N IS UI The Cardmal bportswezu Roy D Supel Economy Malket 111 IDD f ur 1,1 11 1 Jflx F p JANUS 45 VOM 'I1INIICN'I'S Ulf , X 1, A 1 I. N1 1 L . 311 .IQ klv 1 ' Bldg. -131 I'I.I3rf1: ISI. Huzlm-11111, I'z1. Ph '4'.46 111111111-376 In-1 - R1-11114 -1114-k 1' 1 C' 1 '. . i. I'S OF Y, . Q I 14a NX. Ii1'ozu1 51111111 Iill 1- ,Pz1. 7' - ' fl L. H. Lz111'sr111, M f . ,N , J. C'UfX1I'I,IMI4IN'l'S UF PI111111- 4352 - H1-QirIc'11c-v I . 1 A ff. Mr-.1 llflll, 1 11121. ,fi 'I , , 4 . H. 1 ' L 1 SI I 211111 S11 XXV Hz '- It . 'I'f1lv11I11111+1 I4 N1 1 f'r111y11fI 111 , Pu. lie- Qurv 111 ask 111111111 our progow-I 111111 I1 ml 121111 U T25 CUMPLIINII 'N I S OI Hazleton Wholesale Grocery COMPLIMI ws OI MCNELIS DRESS SHOP COMPLIMFN1 S OI EMPIRE CLEANERS DR MAURICE L BLUM OPTOMETRIST EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 140 West Bro ul Street above Sears Roebuck Phonc '4'9 H wleion P COMPI IMI 'sus OI FILBERT S Nl Lmmln Strect H 121: ton P1 CUVIPLIIVII WTS or WASCHKOS PHARMACY ll N Vlynmmg St I hone '41 Real Estate General Insurance ELLSWORTI-I W MILLER COMPLINIPNITS OF JULIUS HAUSSMANN COMPLIMPNIS OI BEATRICE BEAUTY SHOP COMPLIMI NTS OF DR CHARLES W BROWN Dentnst COMPLIMI NIS OI EMPY MACHINE CO Pme an I Maple Streets Phone 'SSG LOMPLIMPNIFS OI' B LEVIN FURS COMPLIMFNTS OF DIAMOND THEATER Mlf-hael Dubraxx sky Mgr CONIPLINIEINTS OI' F W WOOLWORTH COMPI IMI N'lS OP The New York Sample Shop W Broad St Hazlcton Pa lfor Smurfar Sfuclzrzf Slulfs BEN GAUZ MI' N S SHOP 'N If ist Broad Strut Hazleton Pd 1 4 444 L 1 A 41A A 4 . . . 1 A 4 - X Z ., . k , A, IL L 2, , 11. J 41A L 1 W i 1 'I . . 14A ! 7 f. -, . A A ' -F v v . - , . LZ. I. . . I , .. 3 1 ' A JA . 060 James St. Hazleton, Pa. . N 41 H 2 . . I , ,. 1. . A 41 L I I ,,.v . . , 1 . L , . . CO. . , . 1 - J 'A , .. . - 1 . . v I , 1 X A ...al I, I 1' . . , , . , , , . 144 QOMPLIMI4 'VI S OI Western Union Employees Hazleton Pa COMPLIMPNTS OI FRED R SEIDEL D D S LYON AND COULSON INC Fxne Flshxng Tackle POLLOCK AND IVIANN lim W Broad St Hazleton Pa COMPLIMENTS OI' WITTICH S lmr Mimi' Ilcalu COMPLIMI NITS OI THE CITY BOOK STORE HAROLD E LUNDY REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE 109 Ent Broad St Phone H48 R Hazleton Pa COMPLIMENITS OF Next to Capltol Theatre Everything for Kids LUSIIFR AND LUSHER On Time Prxnters 78 30 W Green Street Hazleton Pa COMPLIMFNTS OF JAMES P COSTELLO JR ROBERT J GILLESPIE COMPLIMENTS OI MAJESTIC FURNITURE s'roRn COMPLIMENTS OF GRAND SMOKE SHOP West Broad Street CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST OF LUCK ARLOTTO S 16 East Broad Street PAUL KARLIK Certified Shoemaker 776 West Second St one '49 W Hazleton COMPLIMENTS OI' CONEY ISLAND The orlglnal place for Hot Welners '33 N Wyommg St BOND CLEANERS N W ommg St Hazleton Pa 16 y CLEANING PRESSINC TAILORINC Phone N87 al Estate Insurance and Re Benjamnn Sz Markman, Inc Trader Bank Bulldmg Phone 918 JANUS 45 4 . , . . . I MARTIN'S KIDS' SHOP ' ' . , . 7 Ph fi ' ' ,Pa. . . ' . U 175 C-OULD S Llngerle Sportswear Cdprtol Theatre Bldg Hazleton Pa COMPLIIVII NTS OI JAY S SPECIALTY SHOP 116 VI Broad St COMPLIMENTS OF KLINGER LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY CONIPLINIENITS OF PERRY S NEWS STAND COMPLIMI N FS OF I-IOCH S ONE STOP SUPER SERVICE Drums Pa K E REISENWEAVER S ECONOMY STORES Drum 6 R If' COMPLIMI NIIS OI' LANDAU S QONIPI INII NIIS OP FELLIN S Registered Jewelers Amerlcan Gem Soclety COMPLIMFNTS OF MADISON RESTAURANT COIVIPLIMENT S Ol' Boston Shoe Rebuxlders Dame-l 'Iurse COMPLIMEN FS OP Wyommg Service Statlon Wllllam Remmlller Prop COlVIPLIlVIEN'IS OF Attorney Conrad A Falvello Auerbach s Credlt Jewelers I1 t S97 30 W Broad St Hdzlet m Pd COMPLIMENTS OF FRUMKIN BROTHERS Clothlers 1 VI Broad St COMPI IMI' N IS OI' CAPITOL SWEET SHOP AND LUNCHEONETTE Home Made Candles and Ice Cream HYMAN S INC Junlor Misses and Women s Wear ng Apparel JANUS 45 ' f I 1 'I ' . . , 4 1 nl . ' - . , 1 ' qt I . . 7 . . H23 -m 1 ,LH . , 1 . . 14 E. Broad Street . 1 2 4 . 1 - X , , 1 . . , . , . us.IU1. I I , , , . . , . , Y ' I 176 COMILINII NIS OI CARL R JACOBS Laurel anrl Spruce Phone 4944 COMPLINII NI FS OI S N Y D E R S WALK OVER Shoe Store 109 West Broad Strut C OMPI IMI N FS OI' SYLVESTER ENGLE JEWELERS E I DAM BROS Studebaker BFST VVISHES Steiner s Fur KL Dress Shop 16 South Wyommg Street H lzleton Pennsylx anla JOE KENNEDY S MEAT MARKET 40' So 1th Poplar St lelephone mm Hazleton Pa. COMPLIIVIFNI FS O11 THE GLOBE CLEANERS Harry Karvoums Prop ROBERT D QUIN INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Hazleton Pa DEEMER AND COMPANY 74' West Broad Street PILGRIM CANDY SHOP I6 W Bro ul St Hazleton Pa Hugh Quality Candles always dellcxous and fresh CONIPLIWII NTS OP DR N H HOLMAN JR COMPLINIPNTS OI' ISRAEL T KLAPPER COMPLIMENITS OF BARNEY CHENETZ COIVIPLINIFNTS OI' A P KEIRLE WEARS INC Apparel for Women and Misses Hotel Altamont Phone D61 COMPLIVIPNITS OI4 DR W H FEGLEY OPTOMETRIST JANUS 45 . , 4. , . 4. , . , f A A 4 L L 1. n Y . ul 1 .' ' L xx , , . . ! J ' 7 14- ' L. 1 ' . . . , -. -ro . , , , , , ,, .,, , , A L , 1 i . 602 Hazleton Nat'l Bank Bldg. .', . - A , . . . . . . . , , I . . 'I ' ' . L' ' . . . , . . . 1 , . . . . ,. , . ' 1 l I 1 1 ' - COMPI INII N IS OI' Attorney Rocco C Falvello CONC RA I ULA I IONS' COMPLIVII N IS Ol CLICK SHOE STORE COMPI IIVII NTIS OI' DR E C CRYDER Good Luck to the Class of 45 Holy Trxnlty Bowllnv Alleys 'N lII1I,iY' Nlckl mrcmr LOMIDI IVII 'NIS OI Mary R 1IIy Beauty Salon CONIPI INII 'N IS OI JOHN G SPENCER COMPLINII N I S OI' CORTEZ RESTAURANT COIXIPLIMI NIS OI FICHTER S MARKET TED WHITE Marathon Runner A Iwo I COMPI IMI NIS OI DR WILLIAM SULMAN JOHN SCI-IUTTILR AL SON Insurance and Real Estate lic nts Qullcclerl Room 4 lore Wo 1 lrmg Plclg, I I1 me ' N SCHWARTZ MUSIC Nluslcal Instruments 6. Repairing N VU nrnng, St H zzlctrm Pa FOMPLIINII NTS OI' Dally Wear I-Ioslery Snop COMPI IIVIFNITS OF DR J H HARRISON KRAMER S Jewelry NNycnn1m.,Stru1 Ilulmtml I Congratulations to the Class of 45 MR AND MRS ANTHONY B DOMBROSKI JANUS 45 Ib . vs I- I- . , 4 4, 0,4 1 I I I I, .. . I I II I 4 aw. 4. . 4 9 - , 1 .A A ll L I D ' ' ' IIzzf1,I ' .z'f I' I I T I I I 'lI 'I' 'I 9. . A.. 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I 'YI' H 'I+ , 'a. 4 ,-, COIVIPLIMI NTS OF ALBERT G HARVEY Chiropractor -1th Kr X me Street Telephone' I 366 BUY PLEE ZINC MARCHETTI S Plumbxng Heating Roofing l gl North Wyommg Street Phone 2706 Flsher s Candles SL Noveltles C rind Theater Bldg Hazls ton Pa CONIPLINII NTS of C St R PROVISIONS LUNIPLINILN rs or LEE S BEAUTY SALON ' Trader Bank Bldg Phono 41 ' A E SHAFER Doctor of Chiropractic Phono 036 COIVIPLIMI IN IS OI MOUNTAIN CITY STORE 118 N Wyom1ngSt Hazleton Pa FOVIPLIMI INTS OI' BOSTON HARDWARE 8.2 WALLPAPER STORE 44 Nl Wyoming St CONIPLINIFNITS OI' Clldenberg s Auto Servlce 39 W Dxlnonl -he Hazleton Pa S A COHN XL BROTHERS Hardware Paints Housewear 100 10' N Wyomlng St Hazleton Pa COIVIPLINIEN IS OI' Neapolltan s Grocery Store CONIPLINII' NTS OI' A FRIEND CONIPLINII N rs or FRAIN S BEAUTY SHOP BERMAN S BARGAIN SHOP 104 North Wyomlrg Strom Hazleton Pa Compliments to the Class of 45 Mr Sz Mrs Charles Galow Sr JANUS 45 4' ' I 4- L 5 v Y . , . . .-. v v A N I 1 J X . ' A . ' . 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