Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1946 volume:

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I X , EWR pf-nw Nlma Mdm Dear old hlgh school we are loyal To the Whlte and Blue To the loyal frlendshlps formed here We wlll e er be true We shall always alm to serve Thee Alma Mater dear Keep Thy honor brlght and Shllllflg And Thy records clear Z6 When we leave Thy Walls enfoldmg Memorles so dear We shall know what prlcele s treasures Were the hours spent here Chorus Whlte and Blue we love Thy banners For Thee we w1ll fight Thy tradltlons manners customs Ever shall be rlght Mabel Thomas 25 , W N' ...- -.- IV. r r' f V A, S V A t V 2 'Q at i vywne L l- ?3!I23l E9 - ' ' V' A' 4,4 Hff K mlm l,-V: , Y y . ' ! ' 9 , . . S 7 . 7 , I 1 I 7 y 1 7 9 fdllbtff- I ealched thc zttlc through md through And scattered pages. found P1 zgments ol the Janus of 46 Once so neatly bound Old fIl9T1llQ and classma'cs mel my eye At the x ery first look And snapshot pages I soon dlscox ered DIQDQI sed throughout the book Amuslng events durlng the year In the Semor C alendar were filed And the actlvltles of the clubs Were lnterestlngly complled He enacted ID my mlnd Were Ihesplan DFOCIULKIOIIQ g Llole Io be Iemembered forever more I he 'xl ater Follles resplendent I he excltlng Llncoln debates 'I he Muslc Festlval the C zdette Seml fol mal All were lmportant date Recorded IH the Hall ot F :me Were those who had done the most Whlle the athletlc sectlon related sc ores Of whlch We dld proudly boast I he l xc ulty s tax orlte s IVIHALIS Whlch I h md he 11 d so oft In the closeness ol the loft I he outstandlng ex ents of Senlor Day Were retold by the x arlous snaps Wlth the senlor class looklnff mighty shar p In thelr Jaunty blue and Whlte c Lps Ihe senlor prophecy next I saw Wlth 1ts preclxctlons of thlngs to be And the cal toon sectlon ln the back Was an amuslng slght to see Thus I rex lewed the ex ents Of that long remembered year Reprlntlng each page ln mx heart Wlemorles ex ex NO de II Debol 1h Spoont dum 46 S . - . ll ' 5 - 2 . 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' ' ll . , . v ' ' , 2 ,' sk. ix. thy gl , ' 1' y, 1 1 't 11' 1 ' rs. xgu, b-51 dmv THOMAS L HINKLE Qupermtendent Ph B M S Nothmg can cover his hlgh tame but heaven Hou dy' BRUCE F LAMONT GFOKGF SHANNO Respected and adm1red by Keenly mterested IH studente entlre student body welfare What s your exczweq Dflenfzon room af 3 30 PrincipaleB. Sl., M. S., A. M. Vice PrincipaleB. S., M. A. ' . 6 12 C . acul x, -ffYN as ERNICSTINE GROSCH SOPHIA JANE SEIDEL JM Clerk Clerk Clerk The secret of success is Thi- cream of tho crop of vdhy manygliked by all. constant work. thc- class of '45. H . . ,, Is he l1Llc'reslmg'? Oh, go on! i'lIvn'y! BOCC ANTINOZZ LEONARD BAST DOROTHY BAYLESS Fren v . World History-A.B. Social Science A.B., M.A. all, d' r , d interesting, Competent stockroom man- Found a place in the hearts ' ' ager. of all. uvrez vos Lel's get this over with. Now don't quote me, but... REBECCA W. BOYLE Social Science A.B., M.A. Whose little body lodges a mighty mind. 1 have a wonderful dispo- sition, and you're not going to ruin il. V. BROVVN THOMAS FAMl'ANl'ILI. J. H. FHAMBERLAIN A.B., M.A. Latin A.B. ,M.A. English B. S.,M.A. Gr-nf-ral of our class, we Accommodaling and co- coach. salute you. operative. Don't all speak at once. Come on, gangg lel's go. EDNA FHAMBERLIN English A.B., M.A. Pleasant , rc-served, capable. Why don'l you people work like seniors? Z: XML I 13 46 GUM 'NIARY 'NI CORRIC AN I nglwh I.ll1n A B N1 A I oung ch IFIHIIIL, Irlsh I :ss Huh Hub' IDA I FROWI- I' 'NINIA W Fl RRANI KATHFRINE 0 DAVIS Iloms I conomlm B S 'XI S Q ermdn World Hvstory I' nghsh B S M I'd Qunl md ds pm nd :bla A B M Id Sunny dl-xposlllon Ildnfu kmdmss drljfnhlrrhslsmhlt II oulaln I 1! ruhlc tl 411141- lxuxsr ruhzy bztk' HOWARD J DLIS LFONARD DI ITCH IOUISP DICKINSON EDWARD DONIALD 1'r1nt1ng Common-1alLaw Qoc Science Math A B I'ngl1sh La.tm A B M A BS1nI-f' MA Wu knovs thc grnllfmxn to !'d4,flNl h Sw: Wllly and loads of un In of worth N1 m About town dlipoiltlon ,vow 1 Y rl on fha job II hu! s ilu story III right class IIFH I DONALD World Hlstory A B 'NI A 'Vluslc hat1 charms and so hath ihs L on sqm lilly LEON DRI 'NIHI' LLER Xlathomatlcs B S M A An .111 .around good sport ou Lt 11 df 1 II In sf wlnps -MW IS-XBFL F DRYFOOS CLARA M PIDAVI Enghsh A B N1 A Social Scwm-e Ph B Wnh a hand as hh:-ml .as Ohlxgmg and mdustrlous he llght of day Uh mrny X ou floss I Qaeda' LARRY ICVANGHLISTA ANNA M. FAGAN JPIANNE l'I, FlCl'Il.I-IY l'l'ITER FURLIANU Maths-matics B.S., M.A. Malhr-mativs A.B., M.A. H1-alth, l'hys. Ed BS, in He1allh,l'hys lid.-fB.S. , l-lc-alth Oh, those eyvlashos. Maths-matical gf-nius. ' Rau-s as one of the ln-st. Merry as thv mont h of 'Slay 'fkuiet plcuwe -ill right then A A ' 'Take it wsu Slap me if youu hcunl lhzb om Jl AN GALLAC Hl:,R EDQON GARDNER 'lypfwrltlng A B 'VI Q Plectnclty FFRN N1 Lngllsh A B 'VI A Sxmpllclty character A vmrthvshllv addltlon t manner and style our faculty Shel has a double share ff wlsdom I m lzred rf Zhu enough fha! Doublf double lozl und trouble Accounting B Sf hd H allh lhxs Pd 35 Vlorldlllsmrx l'ngI1sh B -X I'r1fndly ,mllx lnduslrlous K ood thlngi mrnr IH small Sllfnu IS gnldfn and so 15 anka as ss uhm rn 1 un p g dm nuleal Lf! s gf Urn! I IZ rnrrfrl ylur rmlelnuls an Irzzluy IDA B GH BERT l'IlgllSll lh B NI A loo vue:-1 to 1-'rr loo guard to bf unkind Let 1101 mms urzulhnzy X Sup of Xrf Tralnmg BS xults ff studfms a ffdlht U hu! mf r ugfun rl Url 1 M 46 M fm 03 Q' ' ' in - ' , ' ' ' , ' 0 .' ' ' ' 3 n I 3 .. 1 - .H UU- H, VS of A 1 ,, - .1 ,VS H - 'U fd' ,Q ELIZA GOLDSWYORTHY OLGA TVRSKY GRAY XTARGARET CRHGURY FRED H. llAEGLl'f ' ' f. ' . P' , ' V . I . I..'. ' ', -',I .. . ,' . V I '. ' - 'W ,' ,'.' ' . I ',' A' .'- -,' , '. Fa'r'1 1 Q f And HQ ' If vs nfl ' fk ' I I 'lha H l TS' s . .' I Sf I . ' I I ' , ' ul sf' fly . - U - W. Qawli FI IYABFTH R HARRY 'MARTHA E HFKLER HELEN HILL ANNA L HOFFMAN Spanish A B N1 A I1hrarlan A B I' ngllsh Ih B M A P ngllsh A B N1 A ll1l.,hly xntnlllynt llngulsl Our pleasant vfflusnt Always mn d1 mand Hught of amlntmn Curran Vds las lzbrus Ut uuur uurk out, Janus lll rzqhl lures your u-4 lll nghl' Stuff bl'lH.7llL7ll HARY FY Q HOFI- MAN' Fabmet makmg N1 Ed B S Congonxal and frlendly ad user of our vocalmnal boys Any qucwtzuwzil RI DOLPH HOTALFN ANTHONY HYDE Vlathvmatxcs B 9 'VI A Auto Body It lS easy to toll that hr The mllde-st manners and IS swell thr- ge ntle-st heart Oh hcrk' ll all u mmutp ROBI' RT F kEAGI F QAMVEL J KLAPPER Machine Shop World Hlstory A B M A Slave- of the wheel of labor VF-ry obllgmg Qxecutlvv C et to uork ls that clear HAROLD J KOFH Social Qclence A B N1 I-d A friend m nf-ed lS a frlend Indeed Spmll nou or former h ld your peace GEORGE KAVEL Health Phys hd BS An excf-llmt coach of Our Men of Steel Get m there andflght buys An RUTH KOCH Art Ph B The splrxt of color Dzd you count the pam! brushes? uv-, , , 4 ,H ' ' - hw, , . , H - , 1 K 41 x. A A f A , A . ., . . . ...,. . . ' , . f .l. ' 1 ' ' I , , ' 1 4 1 ll K , , . ' , . ., . . L . , ,f . ., . ., . 7 . . L' A v 4 V. - 4 . ll- , ,U .. , , H ' ' 1: ' ' 1 . - . 1 Q uv . , . . .H 9 ff Ofvfll KJ' GO!! RUTH KRAPF' EVELYN A LF9ShR Amer Hlstory A B M A Engllsh A B M A Master of her subject Llterary Artlst If you please' Do you see uhat I meant with LY NI C H personality Keep moving GPNLVIEVI- 'VICGFF Stenography B S C apahle faculty membzr Please be quzet HUGH V McGEEHAN MARGARET McHUGH MARY MLNERTNFY Sup of Phys Ed Ph B Mathematlcs PhB MA Bot Zoology A B M A Pauent, popular coach Cheery likeable forever Lasy to get along wxth Dont shoot untzl you see Smllmg We can do uvzthoul that the whales of their eyes Theorem for tomorrou talkmg class HAZLE MALKAMES ELIZABETH MATTEY Art-B.S. Health, Phys. Ed.-B.S. MARY P. McQL'AID English-Litt.B. Ready, willing, and able. Replica of George Inness- Vleppy gymnastic leader. Keep the gum under con' Watch your model. et's go. ro . 3 'P' NR? DONALD MA URER Biology-M.A. A friend to all. Please don't crack the gum X .A aw! RUTH B 'VIFSSINFFR HFI FSI NIONAHAN PI IAS I 'VIORCANI IIIIIANI R MUSQARI l'ngl1sh B S M A Shorthand B S World lltstory Ph B Itahfm BS I ov:-fly to look .it dehghtful Sparkling cyts and I plc is Abreu ilxll wtth a. milky A m rry hrlart makes to know mg smlls smlle mn rry count: nance Ill rzghl rtuu uct to uurlt lit busy It is u at uhsrf' +V If lluzzi pleaszl D J PARK I wry student ts h1s fr1F-nd Il 1911 Ifunny BPSSII' ll NIC'l'ILY The lust that can he found ln hvr held 110111 lc JAINE RICH hnglxsh B S M A To know hor IS to love her qhus AUGUST A RINGLABIQN Amer Htstory A B M A A httle nonsense now and then 15 rehshed by the WISPSI man I dont Ilf1'Vlf lo 1naLe mira u r t' you :ll FRANK I I' RSIC 0 Ritms IU populdrlty ltulzrm ts easy to lean you apply yourself DONALD RLI' SF Blond tall and dthlettc Shore off boys FI ARA NI SANITP F 'Hath Pnghsh AB N1 A N ery earnest about ret w ork Do unto others as you u ould haze them do unto you CHM4.-ia! NICHOLAQ SARAS I' ngllsh Bookkeeping B S Hts smthng nyes with truth are stored Hou s about lt .. A 1. .,.. . .' I. . .. ,t ,J. . . A . Q ' L' . ' , ,A . 1 ,kc , ,E ,y 0 . .. . .I 1 1 .A A 1 ' , '9. ,' 1 I, . 'h il f , is ' I , it f- , 'f l n F , . . I 'L 11. 'I S ' 'Ll History, Mathematics-'B.S, Fr0nch'A.B., M.A. Italian A.B. Hvalth, Swim.-B.S., M.Ed. 'I' '. ' ' . V 'E ' ' , 2 A ' ' ' . , ' , ' ' - .. V. , in 1 - I. - 4, Ik. , L if .31 ,, 1 3, .I , , ,zu I, .Y- 'X ' ' ..., .. .. ' f .' .,l 1. .,.. . I ', V' '.-- n hw . ' I - I - I A . ' L . I ' V l 1 !! Ll rv ' .il it v , , , - - l 'U k ,or , I1 .... , . f 4'6 18 1 4 4 fan. ALBERT SAULRAKLR Mathvmatlcs B S ANTHONY QFARCPL A CEORGF P QFHWARTZ Maths-matlcs B b bup of Nluslc B Mus N1 S GLADX S SCHWARTI Amvr l'llSl0l'N A B NI A Staunch supporter of our stagr' vrew life th: way you do your uorll lhul uzll make you u -:urnw Athletlc r s n Musmally mlndc d mar slro I li we lm yll7lH Blessed wllh brllllant lmralns Im rfmnq lv Ihr lurunus fur Ihr uullznd JOHN P SENKO FRANK SERANY Fhemlstry A B 'VI A Fommerclal Law B Q 'VI Q Patmnt and always plc-as Ardent sports enthuslasl an Its tua technzcal Scarf' more poznts buys 1,31 HOWARD C' SHFLLY Vlech Drawmg BS M Ld By thc- work one knows ther workman Kup quzfl buys 'NIARY H SWETTNIAN World Hlstorw A B N1 A Her SlnCPl'lly makfs hir .fx favorlto wxth all who knrm fr Nou Zulu ll u sy RALPH I' TAY LOR NIABFL F TRFQSLILR l'ARL H TQFHL DY R0l'fO TI RSI- Physlcs Fhvmlstry B S Home- Fconomlcs B S ' s f fm 'K B Buokkffpmg B S Hs thinks as a sagv Super cook of H H 5 Fracker Jack scxfntlst Handsome IS as handsnmv dm s Bone heudw' Ilalrh Ihr tum gzrl-s lf you Izre tu be uw old as .1lv!hu.f1rlh. yrrlnrlfulhfr . mf lu jrrzfr qu: slifnlr. ' X, ROSE TURSE B S Sales lp Shortd Gen Math A merry heart that laughs at care Just a rmnule DONALD R WILL Music-B S Mr Wills baton leads the chorus on Dont be sharp, dont be flat just be as natural as you are 4 ELEANOR ULICHNEY KARL WALLEN METRO WESTON Stenography B S Art Supervrsor B S M A Conscrentrous worker Ever congemal ever ob Art gemus Let s get to uork hgmg ever a friend to all o thzs 1s the uay ue Any day naw could make zt DORIS BROWN WILL HELEN R WILL MRS JOHN YEAGER Bookkeepmg B S M A Guld Counsellor B S 'VI S B1ology Chemlstry B S Possessor of .1 wmnmg way A student s guide- wrt a. Sweet and lovely Its perfertly all rzght smlle on the slde Ouwllll Is there any mall? MARIE YEVAK Latln Enghsh AB M Personallty plus I eepers creepers' Quan 46 MRS HERMAN YOST Home Economlcs B S A valuable member of our faculty So help me W' O4 f Q7 ff f f7 Lf N-by lv' I I ,, f ,, ff X 1,0 4, , , w,, pf, 3 ,, rf, 17 I ' 222 fr In i' , f Q It T I , W f 71 J , 7 ff, . QQ, 2 I , Q- ff, ,f ,2 ' f , ,Ti 4 I M V 1, 4 U, - - X 2' ,Lf ,, 4 f, ,, , I , 22 , y Zo, 3: I ' igfffl I nf fwfi' I j , X, V, A ,, V G ty, ,, 4 V ff , , - 11. 414414 46 .9 MGMOELGW IQQ ANNA MAX FACAN Crvfn lc thc turi dlmou hu Prmeml of my bettfr days' None knew thee but to love thee Vl hen hearte whose truth was proven Lxke thme are land m earth 'l here Should a xx reath be woven To tell the world thelr vw orth P117 Grunt Hallf Ck J I n ' av M t. ' X lr H X 1 1 2 ' ' ' 2 1 2 X, ' ' , + ' , V , . , Nor named thee but to pralse. Y - - A' Y I' . . V S y X ! ' Y 3 1 ' ' 1. 1- V i x 1 ' 1 I X ff jff fjf ' , ,l fig fi I X, J Q 4 ff ff yrfff A! lx V x .Q , if 1, r 'xy' A K X L Q Jfff ffwwf rr ,P N6 JJ- , , JLn,,,'f,,: f'vf'v 1 f f 614631 46 A A ,Z,..,,,..,.,4 A WMX nyrikjjff' ' . HARRY DEISROTH Vice-President LOIS KNIES Secretary NEIL CUSAT Treasurer 24 ,f' Z 'f PAT CAPECE Presldent Semen lau 'VIR THOMAS CA 'VIPANELL Sponsor E. f' I fficead 1 A E31 . - .... . . ' 'if L A ' ' 43553547 TQ' A, ,gf-ff HSM fm! ,Mr-s., E 2,-M3 - 1:3 5 . gifnnjk max U W L Q A I Seneca UZQM 0411411047 The tlme was September nlneteen hundred and forty three The scene was the Hazleton Hlgh School Thls was the first act of a three act play entltled The Class of 46 Thelr Asplratlons and Achlevements A synopsls reveals that although at first they stood a tr1fle ln awe of thelr Alma Mater the Class of 46 grew to love her and soon entered 1nto the varlous act1v1t1es The members of the cast proved adro1t 1n everythlng they undertook and at the fall of the curtam well deserved applause was thelrs In the second act four leadlng characters were lntroduced Jack Kenvm presxdent LOIS Knxes VICE pres1dent Carmella Roman secretary and James Humes treasurer They played thelr parts expertly brlnglng emlnence and dlstlnctlon to thelr class Related ln the thlrd act were the events whlch culm1nated thelr hxgh school Pat Capece Harry Delsroth Lo1s KHISS and Nell Cusat were chosen to portray the leadlng roles The h1ghl1ghts of th1s act were the pre senlor day dance w1th muslc by Art Wendell and Senlor Day ltself celebrated by the s1de spllttlng comedy Feudln In The Hllls and the hot Jazz of the H H S Swlng Band dlrected by Mlke Bugllo And then began the second and final scene of Act III For the last t1me the senlors dlsplayed thelr talents and versatlllty ln the Senlor Farewell program and the Commencement play These the Senlor Prom and the Baccalaureate SQFVICE all were the ev ents precedmg the cllmax of the play whlch was Commencement lhe curtam lowered and the cast shed a few tears for that was thelr Hn1l performance drum O O , ' 1 n 61 , D f q 4 Q 7, , 1 . 7 , l 7 1 7 . 7 ' . K . I . y S 2 ' Q v 7 ' 7 careers. Although most of the cast remained the same, four new students, 7 7 7 Av 7 , . . , . . , . - . . ,, . , . ,, . ! ' l r 1 9 l 'T Y . . . ,, . , 1 f - , . A . z ' . 25 A it ROBFRT MARSHALI D11 ri 194 '1 he X alley of the Shadow Agam has clalmed ltS own And God ln lovmg wlsdom Has Called two loved ones home annul 46 Memmaam JOQFPHlNF DRAGONI lhecl 1943 And when the sea of our hves IS crossed And each path of adx enture t1 od We who were left then too w1ll be At home wlth them and God Jane Kenvm F y . 'A 4 L A A F . 2 ' -3 , V . f - , . . . .L 1' Li 9 . ' v 1 7 l r , . f 23 LeROY Shm Des lm s ear s play es aged to uate wlth ors efore Jom er ce to see the d uld llke to see the ood old USA AGRESTA RITA 1 y of carrymg o an e ng Thls c al y an a1 her n h a book ALLEGRETTO NICHOLAS Nlck Nlck wlth his wxt and humor could glve hls favorlte come dlan Bob Hope somethmg to worry about Hls pet hobby was wolfmg whlch he mastered to the nth degree ANCHARSKI PEGGY Peggy Peggys outstandlng tralts were bemg a good conver satlonallst and possessmg a wonderful personallty She was always ready to lend a helplng hand to one IH need C adettes ANDR LBERT easant d1spos1t1on frlend to all rlte pastlme was hun mg He plans to enter the servlce after graduatlon ANDR1gK t SY m h qulte s futu ectrlclan nd tl t be a end to l ANELL W , 3? EW muig and reafllnghmtefff wlt e a ou f 1:1-?fy e'fl all oo o a She-hoPeg6'itl?ntl college espzans Cadetieg' f Oraiory AVILLION DOLOR ff! I Dlmples galore topped wxt Dees Charmlng smlle Q Ula 'kj' s s e llked to ln an Enceig Upon graduatlng AVILLION GERALD Jerry Jerrys mam 1nterest was drawlng but basketball also rated hlgh wlth thls fun lovmg lad To attend a tralnlng school IS h1s am bltlon N TH RESA M Mary u s Terry s t had c lon r character S was ays ready for a g tlme and proved to be a ood frlend to all who knew her BAHRT LESTER Les In addxtlon to hls love of football Les was lnterested ln stamp collectmg He ms sure to make a competent c1v1l SEFVICB employee BALOTSKY IRENE Renee In the world of sports Renee was an enthusxastlc basketball fan She spent her spare time collectmg records and enjoyed dancmg xmmensely 27 I 9 ' W 4' FV!-Il' . ,'. ,, l'1 H1 P 0 nl-,K-I . ' sr' f d ,af y u ,H h'vk w J I . .. I t k l. n . - f ' , Il ' In ' lv , e ' Hy ' , 'Af I L' K4 ,eei Ree D ', hd l ' 1' ' t . r- ,I ' 1 t - - r ar , ' a . tl, r s ' , t, er it 'd ' kee . ' ff ,. . .A y . . .' , H0 . M.. 1- i . . l 0 'L . L flfv I SJ L i sc my Ev lm ' ' ' ' ' e b.,,,,Jr'-- T, .. - 0 . . ue l. Y 'Q . BANGO PATSY ther all His post gr t ans la 1 usl sf-'ehte with ep Utffehe is sure to rea goa BARAN EUGENE Chill This quick wltted lad s taste ln muslc ran strictly class ical In the line of hobbies h1S Ch0lC6 was building models and furniture Chill president of the French field of engineering French BARBUSH HILDA Hilda Hilda was a deft needle worker and enjoyed m brolderlng all types of beau tlful things She plans to continue ln the commerclal field and enter office work BARKOCY HELEN Zark Zark attended all the basket ball games homework not' She spent qulte a bit of her time designing clothes and lntends to develop this talent after graduation. Cadettes- French Library ETT NNA ' become a book- ke er is sure be an ed ct'o to any . ot ng t the best ' to one as as An BARLETTAA, PETER lKPete7Y This handsome lad from 101 was especially interested in football and swimming. His personality plus will never be forgotten. He plans to enter the Air Corps upon graduation. 28 BARONIO VILMA Smiles Smiles president of Itallan Club was a very worthwhile friend to have Basketball games and dancing took up most of her time Her future vocation will be nursing Italian Choral BARRETT ROSE MARIE Rosie A swell sport who liked to collect lnSlgl1l3S of the armed forces was Rosle To be IS her goal BARTH MARY ELLEN Mebbie Mebble was a prominent mlss with an ever obllging nature As a future nurse at the Geislnger Memorlal Hospital she will surely bring cheer to her patients Choral Library Cadettes Swzmmmg French Advanced Chorus BARTKUS ISABELLE Izzy Izzys charming personality and friendly smile acqulred for her a host of friends She could always be found at the football games. Her main interest is to become a secretary. BARTOL JAMES Brazle There was never a dull moment when Brazle was around. He possessed an extraordinary sense humor and 117 would not lliave been the same without im. A' BASILE KiBi if V , mix is ch flu, el ereve ssy s tl pr ed SP V nt. o o b ,ftytei a ' e ' ' a jitter . H isljpde lded about hi gilt Z ' A K plans HP ! 1 V , Cl ' VI N as s h is' untmg en at a W ' , ' 0 g ' . .- Y . 7 a a y Hugh - . 1 9, I1 , ' d ' - A l , ' . ' 1. ' . 7 ll ' S! . . - . , , . . . ' 'Gm H - 79 . 1 v . K L , ' ' 1 L 4 f ' . ' . - Club, plans to enter the K come a business executlve Y li ' i! , Y l A n . U ' . . . . ' e - Q 4 ' ' , . , . , 7. . ! 7 ' y 1 J i 1 U U sa rr - , . . M or . . . 'WY f , Y 4 ny, u sr P in , P d t 1 we ce Of c e wi 1 Q ing too mi f 1 Jane was e of us dk? lbffgli pleamerson a ity reape afvest riends Jane ture plan is to tarlal work Su1mmzng NEY aVERN Pu e Pud to all for his nse f humor 9 t at could keep lm awa e was a pin ball machine Pudge hopes to attend college BECCONE JAMES Jimmy Jlmmy s cheerful dlsposltlon won hlm many friends With his ability 1n solving crimes he will soon have M District Attorney looking for another Job Janus E alway rezqiy t S se eime' A mining. nd A ' u lnie u e a nurse. - Swimming Cadetls French Choral BELTRAMI FRANK Bunny Bunny was a favorite among his friends and. classmates. His good sense ,of humor and untiring zeal were his outstanding traits. Italian BENDOW, EDITH KlEdie7! I Edie, an honor student, was an exceedingly active mem- as president of the Debating 'YN Qpixg ber of our class, especially iClub. She is interested in jyb-the, wonderful new field of I JKQQ aviation. Thespians, D Oratory, J anus, Mountaineer, Debating, kv to Spanish VS. EN N R NANCY Nan qv ancm f our most attractive a d pop lar sen mrs She plans to enter that up and coming field of aviation BERISH ELAINE Blondie Blondie is looking forward to a modeling career she is as good at it as she is at dancing she will surely be a success BERNADINO ROSE MARIE e.W5X2 'k word th sc 1 Benz' er ga manner and her love of sure to make er college days happy and successful Oratory Swimming Cadettes BILINSKY THOMAS Wings This lad has his plans for the future cut out for him as Private Wings. His time was divided between read- ing and boxing. X BERULUOLU RUDOLEH Rudy' NR d . ma'n'ntr tlw ' Qtgair nigiit nieeiviagay rated Wh, with :hi gl, yvoui els-hecbniigani i ' ub arlhger in a la ge city. I alian Q 1 - 3 LL EAN u ieu 'dns rm dark-haired 'ss p ved her worth in H. S. er good looks and sweet sonality made her a favorite with all. Cadettes, Oratory, Janus 29 'CS sim gas BISSOL, JOSEPH ..J0e,, In To be seen but not heard certainly must have been Joe's motto, but he was still a friend to all. His ambition is to be a salesman. Italian BITTFNBENDFR BETTY Betty Dancing was Bettys favo rite pastime She enjoyed a good game of basketball too After graduation she wants to become a telephone op erator BLAIOTTA BASIL Ace Ace was an enthusiastic sports fan with basketball rating highest His easy golng manner and pleasant ways made him the likeable fellow he was BLOSS WILLIAM Billy This friendly fellow could always be found taking pic tures Billy was president of the new Camera Club which was his main interest His post graduate plan is t contmue his work in photo graphy Camera Izbrary Thesplans BOBOWSKI WA TER W w s f sayin 3 mln a v of e are sure suc cess and in his college career BOCK ROBFRT Bocky Phlladelphias loss was our gain when Bocky came here This snappy fellow had a knack for writing A career in medicine awalts him 33 BODNER, RAYMOND KlRay7J The male quartet wouldn't have been the same without Ray, who spent most of his time singing. His favorite sport was football. We hope hell sing his way into a wonderful future. BOEHMLER MARILY Maurl A charming girl with a pleasant personallty best describes Mauri She coul always be found where there were music and dancing To be a beautician is her pos graduate plan Thespzans C adettes BOETTGER RUTH Ruthie Blonde blue eyed Ruthie was a friend to all Smce she was a very capable com merclal student her ambl tion to become a secretary 1s bound to be realized Cadettes Swzmmmg Camera BOLINSKY ISABEL Isabel Willing and able was Isabel who made an enviable scho lastic record Her charm and personality helped to secure many friends for her She plans to go to college BONIN GLORIA Rusty Rusty was an honor student and a wonderful girl Her charming manner made her the very popular miss that she was College IS her future goal M ountameer Oratory C adettes BONOMO NICHOLAS Nick This tall dark and good lookmg lad claimed basket ball was his favorite sport Nick expects to Join the Navy after he graduates OON OUISE Louise' Th1s fun lovmg g1rl hked to read best sellers and to swlm a sport ln whlch she excelled She mtends to take L p nursmg at the Umverslty of Pennsylvanla Suzmmmg Spanzh Lzhrary BORILEYJL ELEKNQR :L L Ell1e cwfet and ee li any ncklk who 'tes e ,her c fm She had keerr 1 tefet n fha ballfhnd er le16fu ,t1 e w pentfwrrtlgfshort stor nd readmg BRAHM JEAN Jeannle Thls charmmg mlss was the reclplent of many compl1 ments for her beautxful com plexlon She loved swlm mlng and sketchmg but plans to be one of our future beautlcxans Paddles BRIDGE JOHN Br1dg1e Brldgle was one of the qu1et members of the class but one who had many fI'l9I'lKlS He IS golng to be an av1ator 1n the future BRISIEL GERAFJDI 1, kgs r her sc 0 da Interest h s o lectmg mpshot Thespzans Advfllwvd K horns 'I umblmg Team Choral E PHYLLIS Phyl hyl a the lnte est g and entert lng hob y l pho Foo rated sports 1 attr ct plans to X 1nter Oralory Thespzans BUGLI EDW D Fddxe M Qs. 1t'e a tenms serve that back stroke' He d much talenlpln d of art T a es-ugner IS h1s goal Camera Thespzans Ir Lzbrary BUGLIO MICHAEL Mlke Mlke was often referred to as the Harry James of H H S He occaslonally took tlme off from hlS mus1c t attend a basketball game Fo play w1th a good dance band 18 h1s ambltlon Ilulmn Jazz Band BURCIN WILLIAM B1 B111 was a lot of fun and hls host of frlends sa1d It was swell knowmg hlm Th1s future sallor has a Jolly nature llke most proverblal seagoers tu'-'M-k '3 MQ Q' THOMQS Burgy 31515 l1Y Rh 'ff nusual hobby of collectmg post cards He IS one N4 e onor students 'Kller h c'h9flsBurgy vxnl study edlcme BURINS EDWARD Pigeon ln the world of sports Plgeon l1ked basketball best of all This lad possessed a qllltk wlt whlch helped to make hlm 'the well llked fellow he certamly was mis 1 . IA A MELLA J ella 1 but fri dly best de- scri s Mell ' whose collec- tion f mo ' stars' photo- gr - eally something. r as a dental tech- ' ici will occupy Mella's 'ost-graduate years. CALLON INI RACHEL Ray Ray spent a lot of her spare time reading Along with reading she enjoyed football Ray plans to be a secretary after graduation from H H CAM MERANO ROSE Crafty One of the most charmin and pleasant seniors was Ro e Because of these qualities it is easy to see why she had so many fr ends Choral CANNON PATRICIA X Pdt M 1 Thls Irish fVk1tl'1 h r mile made orne oo verysgay Her are to training a or C adclfes APECE SEP Wo qui e 1 0 ing 'but Atlaggtfran Za are de iving ei 1 dis y his tale on basket all floor o ,d t fhidden quall s hd p s sessed WJCQQSQHPAT ran was hap 1 in hen he in s and sk roving his po a it was elect ed may lgh School and President of our Senior Class 32 hmm CAPUTO, JOSEPH Bucket Small but mighty best de- scribes Bucket. He was a happy-go-lucky lad with a keen sense of humor that hi was ready to share with a . CARASIA FLORENCE Peanuts This loveable girl chose as her favorite sport bowlln With her charming ways she is sure to succeed in what ever she undertakes CASO GIRARD Jerry J rry wasil ut f fl. .pal wlth basketq egajrf 1 ii ist For is ture Jerry hopes to ge of a truckln mess 4,,w-vid V4- JZ- Janus K, ddie Eddie s pet hobby w ing and he was reallyfaf swooner crooner This Jo vial lad made many friends during his high school day CATINO RALPH Ralphy When this future Joe Col lege started blowing on his sax he sent all of us into a spin Naturally his hob by was music Band CERULLO MARIAN Marian This would be laboratory technician held dancing and football games as tops Her charming personality IS sure to rate her many lnvitations to both WW CAESER MARIF Ceasar Marie was a tiny girl but that only added t er charm She was witty and always smiling Her post graduate plan is marriage CHAYA RICHARD Johnny Richard was a fun loving lad known for his happy go lucky attitude in and out of school He Joins the ranks of those possessing a grand sense of humor CHICALESE ANTOINETTE Chicky Chicky petite and witty rated dancing as her favor ite pastlme In this viva cious miss are the makings of an outstanding hair dresser Choral CHORBA KATHRYN K1 W rs to Qgfuhirty pen . . and Cana a ' this lassies chief int est. Kitty was always foun at tsetf 5 ball and b e'tba games cheering for t e team. Thespians Choral Library Cadeftes CHRISTOPHER ELEANOR Ellie Small peppy and vivacious was Ellie whose main in- terests were playing the piano and ice skating. We know she will make a er- fect stenographerl COGAN, GERALDINE nrGerry1y Gerry, one of our snappiest majorettes and most pop- ular girls, loved dancing and swimming. Lucky the man to whom she will be a sec- retary. C adettes M aj o relies 'UQ COHN GERALD Jerry Jerrys love of a good time and his much envied collec tion of Jazz records made him an asset to any gath ermg The Wharton School of Finance will be proud of its future student Thespzans COLANGELO BEATRICE Bea Bea caught the eye of many with her Pepsodent smile and bright laughing eyes She proved to be an asset to high school and it will be difhcult to fill her place COLOMBO ANTHONY Junior Junior full of pep was al ways on the go Singing occupied most of his time much to his enjoyment and everyone elses' College is this lads future destina tion Male Quartet Cheerleaders Thespzans WaS ,WW buf 13,.W im?5r'0rf,, 1, ov s w u a . e 116 drdzfiglglghgfbasket- mes. a g nf add t kept her usyl 'Thespians Oratofy Cadettes Suimming CORRADO, ALBERT nlggyrx Basketball was one subject of which Iggy would never tire. He was an ardent fan at all our games. To enter the service is his post-grad- uate plan. 33 ChQLu.sf IA of 2 A is gs. hiss S RELL G CE mall but g scribes R tion star reco was he prize DOSSGSSIO Her wmnln ways and personality plus made many frlends for her I talrarz COURNOW BETTE Bette When not fllttlllg through the corridors as an office aid Bette could be found dancing Her charming manner and pleasant per sonallty made her a popular gal at H H S Thesprans Cadettes Oratory U sherettes Swzmmmg Janus COURNOW GLADYS Gladys Gladys had so little spare time that she rated sleeping as her hobby A good part of the male population will be buying t1Ck9tS when she fulfills her ambition to be come an airplane reserva tlonlst Thesprans Choral Cadetles Janus, Debatmg Mourntam eer, Advanced Chorus CROUSE HERBERT Herby Anyone who knew Herby was lucky Th1S ambltlous lad spent most of his lelsure tlme building airplanes and playlng basketball Herby s plans for the future are still undeclded CURCIO MARIE Mama Petite Marla has post grad uate plans most girls dream about We w1sh her success when she becomes the brlde of her sailor boy friend Camera Cadettes CUSAT NEIL Shm Slim was a model H.H.S. lad. Everyone looked up to him because of his outstand- ing qualities of leadership. As a great basketball player and treasurer of the Senior Class, Slim served well 34 wet CUS ss talker w s ov as the were be andl ghter Thesprans ade DALO AMBROSE Amby Amby was an all around good sport well liked by all Hls pleasing personality won him many friends in H H S Future plans for him he the up-and coming field of aviation D AMATO ANTOINETTE Ton1 With her friendly personal 1ty Tom won many friends ln H H S Swlmmlng and basketball proved to be her favorite sports She will surely be successful as a stenographer aw Q NT ONY ds applied s one of our os he sent many girl aflutter With th mcomparable quahtles should go places M ountazneer I talzan DANIELS HENRY Bugsy This gay lad could certainly be called personality plus His mam lnterest was as ketball and to be a first class electrlclan 1S his aim DARCANGELO MAURO Darky Darky was one of our voca- tional boys. His cheery dis- position gained him many friends in school and hell certainly win many more when he enters the service. Nothm m M IJVVA IS, ANNE ' Anne tlte and gay glrl host of frlends ln sch and a special mterest ln f otball Wlth her charm mg manners success xs bound to be hers Cadettes Oralory Frenc Canteen Thespza ns DAY J FAN Jean Jean was one of our llvely set who had personalxty galore She added lots f fun to 117 and It certamly wouldnt have been the same wlthout her Cadettes Ban ou h smll for every Ag! ways ready ager end a helpmg hand raduate M llege DeCUSATIS JOHN Dxcker Dxcker dlstmgulshed hlmself as one of the humorlsts of our class Thus tall hand some fellow was always ready for a good tlme K eerlegz3ew bass yf Bggx jj? ISRQTH Artgspk 1 JJ' -NCJH na w1t and a good sport arry was terrlfic Hls artlstlc ablllty was certalnly outstanding P h a r m a c school IS hxs goal after grad uatlon Thespzans f Janus WP? EI C ose pour Ag 6 tlme W 6 French al ffuTe, H11-uf' -A-'D 'll ffsm fr- v I ll Fry ve P or 'V ae u U zb y DeLASH J EPH oe Joe was a happy go lucky vocatlonal boy Attendxng football games and bulldmg model alrplanes occupled hxs lelsure tlme Joe w1ll Jom the Merchant Marlne after graduatlon DeLEONARDIS MARIE Mane Thls lass has talent aplenty Dress deslgnlng whlch IS certalnly a useful hobby took up M3TleS spare tlme She plans to enter buslness school DeLUCCA GENNARO Geme Frxendlmess and personallty plus domlnated Geme Thls future college student spent qulte some tlme keeplng up on hls football news Genle was tops on the dance floor DeMARZO PETER Pete Keep trymg was Pete s favonte saymg and that was Just what he always dld To enter the boxlng pro fesslon IS Pete s plan for the future DeMILIO CATHERINE Cathle Cathle was kept quite busy followmg basketball games and collectlng plctures of movxe stars especlally Gregory Peck She xntends to become a beautlclan C adelles , .ff S235 ,375'. Z ec A Z6 DEMOPULOS IRENE Droopie Droopie always had a cheer ful smile for all When she xx as not attending a basket ball game she was probably reading The career of a beauticlan IS 1n her future T hespzans Cadettes Jumor Red Cross b9 ICHOLAS n N1 s estimation noth ould compare with de open spaces For h1k1n College chemistry x t up most of his ime French DENKE ERNEST Frnie Ernie had personality plus His easy going manner made everyone his friend plans to become a business man after graduation S pamsh DFREN HELEN Hun For something different in the line of hobbies Hun collected odd stones. For her future she has chosen the fascinating occupation of interior decorating. Cadettes DERR BETTY Boots Boots main interests were swimming and dancing. She will long be remembered for her musical talent and abil- ity to make witty remarks. Choral, Thespians, Advanced Chorus DEZAGOTTIS, ARMIDA uDizZyyx Dizzy was one of the jolly members of our class. Al- though she has not made up her mind as to the future, the best is wished in what- ever she undertakes. 36 aff? Rosella Rosella was one o the very sweet girls of our class Un like many others her favor 1te hobby was crochetlng Her ambition is to become a designer DIEFENDERFER DONALD Diefy Diefy s hobby drawing was very suitable since he os that line After graduation he plans to enter college HrY DINKELACKER NORMA Dinky This gay laughing gal thought that swimming was Just perfect for relaxation Collecting match covers was her favorite hobby Dlnky hopes to be a nurse Swzmmmg Cadettes DITZEL HARRY Harry D. Driving was Harry s favorite form of recreation. continuing his vocational work he is sure to become a fine machinist. JZ ,MZ Q D A LAW This handsome la we - or his wit s quite of years of 5x0jhgY'l'f ' ,-fallf-pointin f' to ards isgoal of becom a lawyer. f l UQ? I 'XJA lv 'I J- 'A f f ff lf! f f L11 D f!Jcgi'.J MAL be K . V fi 1 K 'Jaw U Aff nfs add ' uf E . l fxva asket' Al-ter grad amy' 0 5,19-at we 0' ,Q . ' ZI , O LA . K - I rr U v l K ..., DE! C , ' W u i sy H ' H .. . p - A ason his hobby.was sessed. much talent along Jtfljd . . - ' ' . - He ' ' By u , as 1 A yn A, y X af ll of f Mb ' 15 V N JAN anxe a re was lou w lways 0 Q I' wlth recre ch was mam katln C adettes been the wrthout Z DUYLE mrs N I ,Insh lshs mam -mterest was uslc gmdtshe proved her -musxcgl ab1 ty by bemg a premme me ber of the Advanced ho Mafher ebeof grand, sweet song f 'i Choral Alivanoed Chorus , DREMOCK MICHAEL Homer An all around good fellow was Mlke He llked a goo book and he lntends to work for the FBI after graduatlon DUDECK LEONARD Len L was on of umor u en he ar a e re o vm 2. I'lSt S many M e st ndmg DURCHIN JOHN Pmky Thls humorous lad could al vxays be found wlth a smlle for everyone Sports rated hlgh on hrs entertaxnment llst EI1llStlI1g ln the ser vlce lb hls plan for the future IS asu DUT7FR HELEN Helen Thls blonde halred mlss xx as a capable and very ambl tlous person Helen could alxxays be heard sxngmg the latest song hlts Thls future nurse s faxorxte form of relaxatlon xx as readmg Lzbrary ECKROTF JEAN Teame Jeames mam rnterests ln llfe vxere danclng and read mg and of course her ambltlon to become a beau tlclan Her clever ldeas are sure to make her outstand 1ng ln her field .Q Qxi? Thls e a to t has brg e f ESPOSITO DONA Donna Basketball and danclng clalmed most of thls p p ular grrl s spare tlme Where ever Donna was there was sure to be a gay tlme Cadelies Iialzfm Adzanced Chorus Jim? Q My ra he-Q2 gl-'HL ll'5115geJ ufpi, if law fl erm Cadet! s Z'hespzans jfimiofg fvsff QV xl J, A-,4x47 'q NX, fe FELLIQI 1-:1.E.9H:lQ 47,300 ste Onesaf- the capable leaders mn the'U1'gg1j1zat'lfm Uf' the MUGS!! xx as Celeste xxh enjoys daI1ClHti,j,U muug by Guy'Lom'har Her post gmddxte plan ls Hrestablxsh a busmess N X f I V 4 , af .. ' Y! lt .v ff- H -f f - ' w .' a . sy. - , . ' d i or e . . ' '. .- - t 1 ' . . ' , -. l 'O df! - It ' V ' . h . x . ,, . ' ,D-Aw. ' Z. .I . A sl. - , 'J -' ' Ns?-f 2- , ,P X ' ' - .'l ns K 9 I- 'f A.. ,CL K -I 5 . ,L . . ' B' tio y , H , ' , I l t , ' us ' 1 e ' e 2 ., S Z bri ' n t, hc ' lif H A to ' zh , t ,:'l 5 x I' . - fr K - kr X Il S Y, , ', 1 ' ' f 5 Y I ll YI Y . . ' 3 '. o - ' , '. d ' ' ' , L, , . , U U0 , a u, 1: . J H ' 1 ni s . or . ' , . ' -' i 1' as m . 'th . - PM , ll er . f 4 1 . 1 S. ' - ' g go tr e. Be- - n L 0 c , . S S X . 4 ' K 1 C , J 1, Y . ell .1 I it-I ' ,, Q p 1 Lfzxfn K ll, ' ., mL, ',, . . x 1 , ., .. - U W, -f ,- -I L A 1 , X N1 ' '.'. . . vu '.D -1 N - V lv I 5 X 'E ' 37 b -5 NAN X N OLORE Dol re P sonality st de r1besDoore H pita in s e work in the fut ,jj X I talum rbfffifff' Wrap? ack o m and ' th e ie cause Q ML c ly could Jf ,V s etition with is e comedian FLAIM MARIE Flim Flims main interest was music with baseball being a close second With her pleasant personality shell make her dream of being a beautician come true FRASK ris ra ietq ci, or-Q N33 W dl t wkxvk -,yi in in g class suc cessb' X Mteye -ff I, Tkespzans Janus iss gs FERDINAND ROBERT Knobby CVC WHS mm elf? e 0 9 K o 'M aviator Y l ure FICHTER ALMA Teacher A girl with a versatile per sonality and a golden voice best describes Alma S e served well as an office aid Thespzans Choral Cadettes FIERRO JACK Bugs N k ,hobby of collecting th accounted for his e of the best dressed boy in chool. College is h's t re oal. FIORILLA, FRANK 'Frankie Whenever you heard some- one chattering, you could be sure it was Frankie. He was able to talk himself out of any difliculty and also into everyone's heart. 38 FRITZ THELMA Fritzie FI'ltZl9 was one of our prize commercial students Swim ming baking and reading comprlsed her formula for a good time Shes certain to make the perfect secre- tary C adetles Camera Oratory J :mu s GABRIEL JOSEPH Gabby This happy go lucky lad was always ready for a good time Horseback riding and dogs were Gabby s mam interests He was well llked by all who knew him Thespians GABRIEL MARY Meg Here s jovial Meg with her dancing black eyes and broad smile. Her favorite sports were baseball and swimming. She plans to spend her future years as a beautician. Cadettes GABRIEL PEARL Tubby Tubby's favorite hobby, dancing, in which she excels, and her carefree, happy-go- lucky nature won her many lasting friends. a A 1 QV A A ' . t- l A .Y . . l L . 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RJR- -. - -' n'wv'lu I -n -1 K' 1. iv' ' vb R H ki A Q UNVQ5 l :xx . r . , - l S x .x K, Q l f I: X 1 I GOMBEDA, ROSE MARIE Rosemary Here IS one small package that contamed plenty of smlles and frlendlmess Rosemary wxll certalnly go places for her ambltlon IS to see the world GOULD MYRLE Myrle Congemahty was outstand mg 1n the character of th1S semor glrl Myrle enjoyed golng to movles m her spare tlme and football was her favorlte sport Janus C adetles GOYDISH MICHAEL M1key M1key was one of our muslcally mxnded students He belonged to the band and h1s hobby was music He plans to become a muslc teacher Band GRACZYK HENRIETTA Henrl Henrl was a gay frlendly glrl who had a passlon for readlng and skatmg know she w11l be a super smooth nurse Spamsh GRECO MICHAEL A Mlke In Mlke we have the mak lngs of a pharmaclst and lf hrs hlgh school record IS any lndlcatlon he w1ll be a good consclentxous one GO MICHAEL ey Z are Q Saint Q wan ,to find an sy Job h defmlte doesnt A Kg' ar anyone 40 'Haw 3 I GRESCHNER, RUTH Ruthie Th1s charmmg lass acqulred numerous frlends m hugh school Horseback rldmg and basketball rated as her favorxte sports Ruths plans are to enter college after graduatlon Band f GRIGGS ZIUNXE J Q LI Atlthdugh June yvhs ex tremely busy sph stlll had tlme or .Q large group'of r1e After studymg 1011 a1sm shq Gropes tp contrlbuia Ghort stones and novels' the wo .Tumor pdGQss Thespzqns O atary Caddies French J ountameer GROSCH ROBERT Bob Bob supported our teams every t1me especlally ln basketball h1S fax orlte sport As yet hrs future plans are undeclded , K AD m Ad was ed qulck wrt f standlng ' clas s To one of a rn an senlors nothlng but t best IS offered GUGLIEMELL Spark Plug' Because of hls gemal manner Spark P u we hked He s become a m1ll1ona1 own a prlvate swl mlng, M pool Heres hopmg' ,wx W5 GUIDO LD Q' Jerry Jerry was one o but eff! clent stockboys, Hls qul t manner was a dvanta when he took a shlng tr1p Jerry s ambltlon IS to travel hel will al yy!!! WAX' GULLA ELIZABETH Betty Betty an adorable girl pre ferred swimming in the world of sports She pos sessed a beautiful singing voice After graduation Betty plans to do office work Advanced Chorus GUTOSKY DOROTHY Dot This charming miss with her merry smile certainly added something to H H S She stated her favorite sport was basketball and her post graduate plan is to become a stenographer GUZOCK ETHEZQ ,bored Sgr he ery laugh and pleasant ways Roller skating too s of er me, and a well own fi 17e at t 'skating rmks ? viz' HAGELGANS DONALD Donald Donald was known for his dependability He was ready wllllng and able to serve all Those who knew him will always treasure his friendship HAMA DOROTHY Dot This light-haired miss spent most of her time reading books but she could also be frequently found at the movies. Her post-graduate plan is to be a stenographer HANINCIK HELEN Torchy Torchy was really a torch when it came to doing school work or sewing. She was a very bright student and was very popular in H.H.S. HANINCHECK JERE Hyngle Following sports was the hobby of this handsome lad Best of all Hyngle enjoyed a good game of basketball He plans on spending his future years as an electri clan HARRIS WILLIAM B1 Bill one of our handsome males had personality plus After he graduates he in tends to go into the Navy where he will wear his favorite Blue HART EQy VW My of o w f e Wi! Vr ha ns rgrd 10 br X edh Xl 9 CII lSe'3 PBTSOII ,ylw r efm e eww Q go ,, alnlng is her st graduate xfviiglkespiansl Oralory Cbde ei ,IN 1, fiinrsm THELMA U. Thel Thel s gay laughter will al- ways remain in the hearts of her friends. This gal with her cheerful disposition will make a wonderful secretary for someone in the near future. C adetles Thespicms HELLINGS MARION I Marion 4- v 0 ,W N As one oilkour really good students ' frimdsr dmonrgwerlc ers aiid students. Her erggtual smile was the R9 'to her popularity. Cadettes 41 kiss Q-Q. lik .AAU 04'-JV HERR WILLIAM xx -NBIW' 1 Wwh. Pdxlstlllmg zaadugcef Blll spent hlS spare um? nqofdelngg t athaLEIoneSlv?1lg51l?ot SEEK or also la mahial-lnstgmeh Bn 1 N,L!Thsqg1 KSN Apt GYHLS HIGGINS PAUL Paul ThlS good looklng fellow showed h1s outstandmg ab1l 1ty on the basketball floor Hxs except1onally good natured d1spos1t1on endeared h1m to everyone HINES RICHARD D1ck D1ck proved to be an asset to 207 Though qu1et D1ck was always ready to d hlS part H1s plans are to work on a farm HINKLE FRANCIS Hlnkey Hlnkey s frlendly attltude and helpful ways were some of the many reasons he was well l1ked MUSIC and hunt mg kept thls lad qulet busy 42 HNATUICK MICHAEL Mlke Mlke was a chap who was well 11ked by all A pleaslng personality l1ke hlS IS cer taln to be mlSS9d HIS future plan IS to take l1fe easy' H FF A JEAN anle an e 11 ed to oo It u she b br0 her bos f avorlte rapher HOL 'D s one of our happy c ho just loved fun sked what he l1ked e d glrs HS Thls 1 seemed ' t t er 1 beco u se o 1 s O t Cade es Hleiif 0 er i n to IS sens huxgg and cllulc These QL u e to make a vwer HOUSER HILDA a d hlg e n of IS grand o spen er tlme keepl g UI' CS QM N Swzmmmg Mail German ,ff C I e ow r lw unte e en when obe a n 1 or IS W Fr cy W AQY41 nd y IS h1gh school dea ss nthu a as etl?s ov1e goer F a as decrded to be a machmrst HYDOCK ARY M ry and charmm h a warm quallty ln or her many f n s glrl c Fred Asta1re ncln art ner does sh dance' Oratory C adetles ff W f J YZI HAE F Co tm tamp d read n ook a o hrs swell f w 1me e expects f 'l the very rnter es1 reer of an FB I man IRVING, THOMAS llT0m7! A fine fellow, Tom won many frlends wlth hls slncere loy alty and qulck Wlt Wlth these outstandmg qualxtles he lS sure to be successful ln hls army l1fe. 'K' 9 'Sv 3 14 sir ISRAEL ROBERT Fats The future holds much suc cess for Bob He was popular member of our clas and wlth h1s fun lov1n personallty w1ll surely w1n h1s way to the very top ITTER Art How er what the season w e could alw foqhd hav1 g a good tl e er rad g he e Navy JALL OROT na 1 Wl vane ltle la y er leadershlp f the Thesplan Club ade her one of the mos pular and versatlle glr n H H S Thespwrzs Cadeites Oratory U shereltes JAMES ALMA UI' OHOI' o she 1 1 ly ted 1n art p te-grad uate plans are 1n efinlte n Msg SW1 1n Cadeties Swzmrmng L1 brary French JOHNSO STEPHEN S519 Jessle s a ful of Vlm d Vl or Huntlng and swlmmmg ccupled most of h1s tlme Hls post graduate plans are to jorn the Nav OSIES, RNON xx X210 sy Onczrftgws Cl'196i'S X 0 ou Xleaclesu Hrs post aduafe plan are qulte rev?-2 t1on fto get ned d .rause a fam1ly' El f Q hespzans an Cfwgeader ' 5 L58 1001, JULIANO, CONGETTA Connie Connie possessed a conta- gious giggle and a keen sense of humor. Reading and at- tending basketball games was her formula for a good time. To go to college is her future plan. Italian KARVOUNIS PEPETSA 542 jg: gi all around girl h 1 ed to read swim dance Basketball was t e favorite, port of this .7 ss h ects to fo ow a care designing Swzmmzng Cadettes Oratory Thespzans KASCHAK MICHAEL Junior Junior a tall dark and handsome senior liked to play basketball If some branch of the service does not beckon him he would l1ke to take things easy for awhlle KECK LORRAINE Kecky When Lorraine had time to spare she could usually be found reading Basketball was her mam sport lnterest With her magnetlc person ahty she will surely succeed in 11fe '7 J KENVIN JANE Kenvm -fy xJane one of our most tal V ented girls liked to write V Y poetry and to sing She pos Jjlsessed a super sense of humor and plans to become a teacher Oh, those lucky classes' Advanced Chorus German Choral KENVIN JOHN Jack ?een lntelh ence was h1d e n thi rese ar nt a et 3 an h a y Thespzans' I KERTIIHBAUMER, A GELINE uAngien A Angie was a commercial'- student who always came out on top. She plans to continue this course and be- come a stenographer. LL I9 was v y lkely o m rk on y 1 one tion lSl o ll loved lt did she oot for her KITE JACK Butch Butch liked to sleep but he never let it mterfere with a good tlme He was a grand fellow always full of fun Bowling occupied most of Butch s tlme KLIMKOSKY VERONICA Ver a Jdvt' on thuslas 1 te y 2.S t p o el' all 0 Il C 8. graduatlon wil e nder u KLINE PEAR Pearl Pearl has emoyed a very active and popular high 8 school life She was an all , A student As for her personality short and sweet that s Pearl Thespzans Oratory Cadettes Spanish M ountazneer Janus Debating KLOCEK PHILIP Ph1 When Phil wasnt engaged Aj, in carrying the pigskin a cross the goal llne or shoot ing numerous baskets h 0 cupled himself with his favorite pastime-whistling ll R at objects that attract the eye' Ju, 4 . r C. 3 3 .af I 'Q ' . . if-fs .-. - - i ' l . I 1: Q ' x -. di? . I F . gp E . 3 .. . , , l ' ' : O 5: - ' l .. ' . ' '-. 'B pm .. m . 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Fadcffcs, Orafory, Thcspiuns, .lcmus, Chcerleadrrs X KNIES, LOIS as ' 1' JJ f ' ,leaf f ,M N ,. 0 1eEIjfmiumgral'5le lactfvf- ies a h?fsparkDng pep! ,-,sonality de'hcr one of the most r and '-fought zft s ln H H S ' predndent Cadettes she led the Cub 1n. a very suc cersshxl year Cadelles Oraiory Thespmns Janus Suimmmg Syanzsh Cheerleaders KNYRIM ANNA Ann Ann was found at all basket ball games and spent much t1me collecting pins Her bright smlle assures her of success in her future Job ln a large busmess o ce HELFN Helen Helen s blonde loveliness bro ght terest from the opp ex She could be found roller 1n Helen plans to become a teacher IH future years Cadeiles Thcspzans Oraioru KOHUT JOSEPH oe oe with his gay personal s s e g fa in whatever he attempts H hopes to serxe ln the Naxy as an electrician KORE fir! y foo ll d swim mln ere his charm onde won many friends her super sense of humor nd captivating personality WW As. is KOKINDA, AGNES uAggy-Y This pretty girl, whose hobby was dancing, was a friend worthwhile having. Achieving a position of sec- retary is her post-graduate plan. Thcspians, Orarlory, Frldcfies, Jan us, .Mountaineer KOSIAK, STEPHEN Steve ve S ' man he an a around M lo 1 athlete 0-La. KOSLAP MARGARET Margie In her years at hlgh school Margle proved to b a smooth dancer and a very act1ve port fan Her post graduate plan 1 to be a stenographer Thcspwns Cadcllcs' Oralory lanus Mountaineer KOSTENBAUDER ANN Red gdgadah s was an al le mem c r f er spar ta en m SIC 971?s'fYf71AM K lf adetges KOTCH EMIL Ducky In the world of sports Ducky preferred football Most of his spare time was spent follow1ng that interest and cheering his team on to uctory R ETTY Betty-Y. l hr her s days s a ba a o ect p an 1 beco e a nur Spamsh Ltbrary 45 46-ga 14-ish KOTSUR EMIL Emll Thls boy had a keen xnter est 1n sports Most of hls spare tlme was spent ln read lng and IH attendlng foot ball games KOV OSEPH Krow nev a foot all game lans to glV9, the U S y a break and become a adar operat the not too dlstant ure Camera I J anus KOWALCHICK THERESA Trease Trease was a real frlend to all who knew her She llked to do Just about everythlng but wrxtmg letters held a speclal attractlon for her She plans to become a nurse Spa z s ofne gl e ou de el ed h afte at r r adettes N VIEVE enn My ITSKf aww!! an pta ty th her c a on h o o o or EMER RUSSELL j Dutch e been the same wlthout utch Th1S happy go lucky lad had many frlends Athletlcs and women con trlbuted to h1s busy school 1 e all team would not Thespzans 46 ad KRIEGER DANIEL Danny Danny was one of our H H S boys wlth personality plus He enjoyed sports but fishmg most of all To be a machlmst IS h1s deslre KRISHER CATHERINE Klnky At one tlme or another Klnky s laugh was heard by all Full of rrlschlef this humorlst was a grand ad dltxon to the senlor class KRIZONSKI EMIL Doc ,Do was a lad easan y ema s was oclable llow who d do s en rs n tl're ' Navy Z sl ,W V04-Z! KRI NOSKI LEONARD n Len one of our pool sharks chose drxvmg as a favorlte pastlme Thls smoothle has future He wants to be a b1g busmessman and make lots of money KULICK EVELYN Evle In the world of sports Ev1e chose basketball as her fa vorlte Her pleasant dls pos1t1on msures her success ln nurs1ng the vocatxon she has selected Red Cross I talzan KUNTZ JOSEPH Father J oe Joe was a lad who was known for hls congenlalxty and true fellowshlp There was never a dull moment when he was around L ! ll, ' If mi. 1 - ' l A . in . D I' ' , ' x I f L- ' Q i . i . r l Q Q y 00 XQ ' 0.9! I K f' . A fa -f l , --P , ,, GY I 'X ' gflp ' , ' , nLg n -Xp , ' h 1 ' o e cl t- , , ' . st i . n . i 1 ' ' ' - r g r up E e ' ' - ' ' ' -X ,C T1 Su n - '-1110 important plans for the - :' gl : '. gl 1 i jyo 3. 1- , OI ' S I ng' 'R' I ' , I . J 1171, ,Ht I I A, W ' -f,1,JJVl,l'Q ' If A K l I. , , is Y , ,V , OT u ' u aw d I . ' of f . .- h i B5 i S - ' bt rn ie h. ' ' , ' ' f k. ' . Nm fy . . ' . I ' l'f . f xx 1 KURDZIEL, ROBERT' ll c N Q Hub! ba! u a!T s ro y er wa outstfll ng emberfbfb ss, c y exp cts to e n er autical erggneers French LAKATA FRANCIS Frank This carefree lad from vo catlonal school spent many days fishing Frank claimed a good game of football was really tops LaMONICA JAMES Chick This handsome lad was one of our basketball stars Hls ab1l1ty on the court will long be remembered Chick was mdeed a. true friend to all who knew him and an asset to H H S I talzan LANYON ALICE Al was an exceedingly active student Besldes belong ing to many clubs she was outstanding ln the music field She plans to take a course in music and dra matics in college Thesplans Swzmmzng Ca defies French Choral Band LaROSE MARIE Marie Quiet and sweet that was Marie Stamps fascinated her so naturally she en Joyed collecting them I the world of sports she chose basketball as her favorite Italian LASHUK ALBERT Tiny Tiny was one of the more quiet boys of our class who had a special liking for BVI ation With his pleasant disposition he will surely succeed IH his future avxa tion career LATANSHYN, ESTHER Smiles Smiles was an authority on the movies and anything pertaining to them. If in the future you need an office worker just call for her. LAWRENCE SUSAN Susie Qulet and serene Susie made a host of friends Bowllng occupied her spare time Working ln a New York department store will make her future a busy one LAZAR DOROTHY Dot Dot was one of our more quiet and reserved girls but she had a host of friends She plans to become a nurse 1n the near future Red Cross ether flying s alw od time t ei fine u ICI ri, LENTZ HELEN McAdoo When collecting postcards and Jewelry or bowling a few games this dark haired miss was happlest Helen s am b1t1on is to become a nurse LEPERI STEPHEN Prlm Prxms interests outside of school centered mainly a round basketball Prim was a loyal fnend and could al ways be counted upon to do h1s share of work 47 Ffa :iJX fk I ' 7 , I4 ' Y! 14 11 ' . ' Y ' Y KK ' !! Y ' D u sy . '. . I 'Q ! HAI!! n . I ' I I . . 'L . on - . .- e d ng .' . ' - 1 . e - f a . lS . . . 0 22 1 r ' ' 7 I Y VY! . 3 ll ' !! 7 , .1 H , , ' , . 7 K . 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A' . - , M 7 KK ' I! ! ll ' il ' b B . , . . l LESKO EMIL E P L Emlls ambltlon IS to be a prmter From all 1nd1ca t1on of hls work ln voca tlonal school he IS sure to become a good one X LETTIERE PETER Pete eter was renowned among s fellow students for h1s rtlstlc ablllty whlch he so very well dlsplayed at H S Hls future plans are to develop h1s talent further at college LEVY SIDNEY 1 School just wouldnt have been the same wlthout Sld s gay sense of humor Known by everyone as the super artlst of H H S he 19 sure to become a celebrated ar t1St some day LIB RTORE EMIL Llbber good natured fellow sessed many frlends If a ugh school record IS any lndlcatlon Llbber 1S assured a very brlght future LINTZ AARON Chlc See that truck go by That was Ch1c Thls humorous lad besldes beatlng a solld drum found tlme to take all for a rlde ln hls deluxe truck Thespzans Band Llt P UL Pa s fr1e Gly attltude won h1I'I1 a ho of frlends Hls jpare tlme was spent u1ld Qt ng 1h rlcate model airp anes uck to thls future game 1 wardelx 46 1' - l ll If XXX t Q x LOEWER PEG Y 1 Peg Peggy coul KSQIDAZ e lvo les' e wl M grams, h ents of fthe male ta and her able l ershxp the Choral Clu Choral Spanzsh Thespzans Cadettes CHARLES A perfeggxiescrlp Chas f SOYDG fema arts ,- ambltlon to belitiie one of HHH? Sa ' ,- X- E NGO JOHN J Gut mg mayrxkr of G t wlll al ways ,be reme ed by hls dassrhates rls held a grdat mfte for h1m and V109 versa future spells busmess man for Gut LONGO MICHAEL Mlke Thls gay lad llked football and good times ln general Mike admlts he was most lnterested 1n the femlnme element of the school LORAH GLADYS Gladys Gladys had the lnterestxng hobby of photography A her favorxte sport she chose basketball After gradua tlon she mtends to become a nurse French Choral Oratory C adettes LOVRINIC DOLORES Toots Toots always saw the brlght slde of everythlng She was very successful ln her draw mg course and hopes to enter the field of deslgnlng M ountazneer Thespzans Choral n , yr I' , , , . . . . a -,L - - - e e f g a . . . - l . ' . . - Y ac . . ' gr . X U .1 + ., hh Q Y E ' N u l!9 Xf' ' - . G' ' . f Q '. . .'. T I - 1 1 an ' 'u gh! , ' Y - . U a H' ' A ' ' ' I Q I as . , f-I r 65. - A ' J' ' cis-dn V Xu H - y S . he 'jblvial -spirit and' jest- . . . .y .L . - I. . , . 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' , S ' 'l I 1 I 1 I J 1144 5 we A A 5 ' mtv- aw - ' ai +- y if . y Q 1 . uf LUCIA MARY LOUISE Lucla Mary Lous abundant en ergy spent ltself ln boxxlmg and playmg the plano Best of everythmg to her 1n her future plans for becomlng a nurse Thespzans C horal Adzancfd Chorus LUTZ PATRICK Patty Patty contrlbuted much to the l1fe and humor of 101 Basketball and mus1c were first on hls l1st for recrea tlOHS He IS headed for success IH h1s career as dentlst German J Lou v Joret oot dancerfsu y.f u ar 1th e on 4 he employe x r a y st w1ll e a m M es 4 Oralory mmg s Q Tizess puma ,Z-5 3, MERIK Bun n was wof the rrfost llkeab B s ln thfe cass H nt IH for sports w1th seback ridmg headlng t e l1st Thls senlor lntends to further h1s educatlon t Penn State College MAGUSCHAK MARTHA Marty Marty was a petlte gal xx ho possessed a fr1endly d1spo s1t1on Dancmg was her favor1te hobby Upon leav 1ng school she expects to become a telephone opera or MAHLER, PETER Pete Pete was the outstandmg llngulst of the school H1s hobby was radxo, and he lntends to enter the field of englneermg. Whey 15 lux If X., l J xky X 1.5 MALINO DANTE M It Dqn 131511 thlq iasanova df was his with foot ball he found 1me for many arle lnteresbs, He enjoyed and pflntlng as hrs pas 1 'MM .1 MN MALLOY THOMAS .J L40 to Togmy 1-4 Mamma an an around good fellow Tommy was a deflnlte asset to the class of 46 After g adual tlon he expects to a ance h1s educatlon MARACANI DORIS Dotty Dotty possessed a charm1ng manner whlch has cla1med for her many fr1ends Her ma1n extra currlcular actlv 1ty was dancmg After grad uatlon she would l1ke to work 1n a store MARCHETTI DOROTHY Dodle Sweet and Lovely best descrlbes thlq falthful sup porter of all basketball games D0d19S charm w1ll certalnly soothe all of her patlents ln her future work nursmg French MARC VEL velyn a 1 y a r rlend ness ut he e e n y scho l or anlza o s bes e1n a s ola 1cally h1 adeiies' French Oratory Choral Red Cross MARINO ROSE MARIE Happ d f g ng descrx s r t mam p s . e b eb l and d c g e t d c1 was t s '- ' ch m1 g per n l1ty MQ fo h r ma y nend . l . Rosemar 44 X L6 A ix 46 x - kiss MARSHALL MARY Blondle Just glve thls cute blonde a palr of 1ce skates and she mll be out for a good time She plans to contlnue IH the commerclal field after grad u Hon 'lhespmns Oralory Fadettes Suzmmzng M ALF ED S ow o 2 X n le were as h popular he woul be a 1 1l11ona1re MARTIN GRACE Garcle What would the office have done wlthout the wonderful help of Grace Her lelsure tlme xx as spent readmg but her mam deslre IS to be a secretary for a lawyer Cadeftes Oratory Thespums MARUSHIN SUSAN UB Sue s pgppy Tfer as MATAS PAULIIN E Pauline We present to you the future MISS Pauhne Matas Reg lstered Nurse' Her combme talents and pleasmg person allty vull make her the Ideal nurse C adefles Jo's help calrft Here s w at you popul damsel, one are if 5 46 x 50 l MATTHAEUS BETTY Betty Hubba' Hubba' Betty was a typlcal drum majorette After she graduates she IS golng to make some lucky concern a good stenographer Caddies M a J oretfe MATTERA7ZO PHII IP Phl Ph1l was an all around fellow who contrlbuted h1S share to makmg the class a success He possessed many worth whlle quahtles Whlfh vull help hlm m the future MATYAS JOE Padre G1rls seemed to be Joes weakness Hubba' Hubba' He was also lnterested ln avlatlon and expects to Joln the Army Alr Corps MATZ J EANNE Jeanne Thls great lover of dogs spent her spare tlme collect mg pm ups of them Jeanne could always glV6 you u to the-mlnute news abou the World Serxes yes base ball was her favorlte sport MAY RICHARD Dlck l M Dlcks posltlon of ouse J' Manager for Thespla s hlm much pleasure cluded taklng charge o h usherettes' In addl that Dlck partlclpa number of plays por hls parts very well L Thespzans W6 eWPLlEgW IS wif? h h g ng worker gn? k bcliew dLewlle V' e Jo as a n ma 1 rplane J'-Rigas under andmg miner w1ll take h1m far ln his chosen l1fe, the prlesthood Stage Crew MAZZULLA, ANNE MARIE Muzzy This lovable girl's favorite recreation was dancing. With her charming manner she made many friends dur- ing her high school days. McALOOSE EUGENE Mac Mac was one of the most agreeable fellows in our class As an enthuslastlc sports fan he was especially in terested 1n football plans to go to buslness ai HJ., McCLUSKEY JOSEPH Mack E et1c and a grand sport was an integral part of r class After graduat he plans to go to college McHUGH DONALD Butc ! Three e e mean But h who , lo I-fu-Afi een ang eso When Q18 1 terest a Iggy e 'A' 7 fame l X lah McKERNAN THOMAS Mac An ardent lover of sports Mac claimed swimming as tops His pet hobby was collecting anything and everything He hopes to enter college to study radio MEHALICK JOSEPH oe Joe was characterized by hls pleasant personality He was very fond of basketball and electrical work his desire IS to become an electrlclan in the Navy VL! MEHALIK, MARIE ' ' Marie Marie's favorite pastime was attending movies. She also enjoyed a good book. Her ambition is to become Marie Mehalik R.N. MENIG MARY Mary charmln personality a 'ld rl e ary Thls onor m a nurse after gr TO PACKY M t was an ardent basket ball fan He had a wonderful sense of humor and could often be heard saying Are you kidding? I talzan MEYERS MA 'Ar K Pennfbgul r F m ,ydu gay w rmmg ,S ese are vcer y se'ts to a nuts care o Penny IS Elk' L-X set toU'Q6 J V ,Cligfi Cadetles MICHAELS ANNA Nancy For this charming g1rl an evenlng of danclng or read mg would be tops Nancy plans to do clerlcal work after graduation MIKLOS ROBERT Bob This fun loving lad was a friend to all His mam interest was football and we might add girls Bobs ambltlon is to Join the Merchant Marine al MIRULCA PFTER Peter Peter xx as a sxx ell fellovx and 1 true friend to all xvho lxnexx him His favorite sport xxas baseball and his ambition is to become a bookkeeper ivg,LLE13, aylkf ... d Ot extr or o nt upa n t will I9 S ure HFGPI' c cto of be if CJ Swzmming French fadetlcs MINSENBFRGER ALBER Sh rtvau WefpJ RFLLI ABETH ANN Betty Ann r as lrl who won the e s o who knew her p mg person 1 lll surely be outsta din in her chosen field nursing Thespzans Oratoru Lzbrary I adeifes MISHKIN ANNA MAE Michigan Because of her warm smile sincerity and pleasant ways Michigan xx as a popular miss. With all these charms in her favor she is bound to make a competent office worker. Cadetfcs ' 1 Orutory - X V 1Tof1ELL, lJLY ' X ' Sally r of h class 6. ' wi in n a 'n filled wha litt . r ti e this p ss ad. plans t beco e nurse. paniiyzg adeltes, Swim- ning, us, Oratory, Mountaineer, Library, Red Cross 52 my l.L4 7 item n5lar:RrJ Mocky .AF I A cgp6bl64a0rker and an al round es scr1beM is pet y was pho gra could alw s bpcifaiglillzalklng pictures MONSORNO PETER Pete efrnstigfslo He al e oyed ball ame MOONEY JOHN Moon Moon xvas a solid sender at the drums He intends to continue his musical career and with his ability he IS sure to come out on top Band MORGAN Janus This MOSKOW DANIEL Danny Danny was one of those chaps who fit in anywhere. He had a swell disposition and ranked high in the es- timation of his classmates. He plans to enter college. Thespians MURPHY, ROSE Irish Rose was a live wire who could always be found xvhere there was laughter or danc- ing. After graduation she plans to become a nurse. lx If f an OP fl as em er ootb ll A yP S y sur sica NE MCHICK J! ar one of o in o la s to H d elng t t an all un swell fellow Carl plans to attend college AI NOVATNACK FRANCES Cookie Frances chose dancing as one of her favorite extra curricular activities This friendly miss acquired in numerable friends because of her many worthwhile qualities NUSSBAUM DOROTHY Dottie Dottie has shown us the real technique of being popular with the opposite sex Sweet and debonalr she will surely succeed in her future course atMcCann s Business School Cadettes Oratory 3 OGHS CHA ES Ochs Oc a a all aro nd goo e ow and r e sport fan s eclal 1 t es bas t . H ' I e c d'r atever .. O DONNELL CLET US Irish Irish was a fun-loving fel- low whose main interest was basketball. His sense of humor and ability to make friends will carry him far in life. tac i 7. ,lllzufl-A-ff--' - 11 'U' ' I , V 1,. .. ,, I. , -. -x ' 1 ' O DONNELL JACK Jackie This handsome lad won the heart of everyone Jacks sense of humor and gay manner were unsurpassed Horseback riding took lp most of his spare time O GORMAN MARIE Irish Irish always added much life to her classes If the results of her skill are as fair as she is her work as a beautician will be tops OLASKI ARLENE Archie Archie was one of our H H S members who belonged to the group of good con versationalists She loved swimming and movies Her post graduate plan is oflice work Swimming JOHN I 417 sciences Pro nounced dirrldf W re his distinctive f t re After graduatloziglie contractl or q OLEXA JOHN Nebsy OI' W HS vsever mr e s c as es e ty o va ia as futu .tudent ' Nebsy. ' PACELLI LUCILLE Lucille Dancing was the favorite pastime of this charming miss. Lucille liked basket- ball bcst in the world of sports. She plans to con- tinue commercial work after graduation. 53 PACEL71, PETER K J Pee P was e f the w1t lsagit e t of our g d ,iftmg 1 Although he lllked all orts football and basketba rated hlghest PAISLEY JAMES Jlmmy Thls tall handsome lad made many a damsel s heart turn somersaults as h strolled through the cor rldors of HHS Wlth a personahty such as Jlmmy s success IS bound to com hls way PALERMO DAHRIS Dorle Dorles pleasant smlle and sweet dlsposltlon won or her a host of friends Her many lnterests lncluded danclng and swrmmlng She plans to make stenography her professlon Cadettes PALFRMO LORRAINE Lorry Lorry spent most of her spare tlme readlng The basketball season was the favorlte one of thls lass She plans to enter buslness school after graduatlng C a dettes PALICHKA AGNES Aggle When Aggle wasn t wrltmg letters she Nas bound to be at a basketball game Her chlef amb1tl0H IS to become a nurse Aggle s Jolly man ner made her a frlend to a C adettes J anus Ada anced Chorus PALMER MICHAEL Pete The two mam lnterests mn thls lads llfe were basket ball and alrplanes He has qulte a plcture collectlon of them both After graduatlon he plans to enllst ln the navy 04 ols s outstandmg her ablllty to m and she leaves hlnd strong loyal chaln of them After graduatlng she IS go lng to become a nurse Lzbrary Spamsh PAPE PHILOMENA AQ! Mena Menas vaned actwltxes made her a V1 l part of the SGHIOY class.. Outslde of school she excelled rn, skatfzpg and danclng She pklns to workqffan' QSM? A Cadelfe Oraiory Swzmmmg Thes aw!! 6, pa fact ,drainage awww MS'f Joe clalm hlS favorlte hobby was eatlng and sleep mg Thxs wltty and fun lovlng lad kept all hls class mates amused Thespwns PARRY CHARLOTTE Charlotte Thls smllmg mlss thought swlmmlng was Just grand and she advlsed everyone to try lt She was Just as en thuslastlc about her post graduate plan to become a stenographer Oratory Thespums Cadettes Swzmmmg PASSARELLI MARIE Marle Marle spent what llttle spare tlme she had ln readlng Basketball rated as the fa vor1te sport of thls charm mg mlss She plans to be come a stenographer PASTERNAK LEO Leo Ice skatmg was Leo s favor 1te sport In hlS spare tlme he hked to bulld model alrplanes a field ln wh1ch he IS very much 1nterested PAULINE, GLORIA Gloria' l an ersonality w ad ' db a who knew r s-what a ness othes, of w ich she d a wide se- lection. intends to be a teacher. P VLIC EDWHQQD a t ther wi h popu lad hope store PAVLINSK Y JULIANA J ul1e Julie was a quiet girl with a sweet personality which has carried her into the hearts of many Her chief interest lay In football She intends to bec me a book keeper RGINIA Gina t ss wa 1 sted any 3 one o e est da c pan 0 a 1 terlor decorator fte gr ation C adettes Oratory Th espzans M ajoreltes Janus PEARSON MARIE Ree Skating took up most of this charming misss time Her pleasant ways will en able her to make many friends 1n college PECORA CARMELLA Bowling was the favorite sport of this charming miss Carmella enjoyed working in the cafeteria and helped to make It run smoothly f' E' f 5 ' PECORA, JAMES , - Jimmy . W Vwouldi 119 have done with t the wit oqflimmy? He always wi lirig-.te o LHS share to make gay t1me Te1'-Qfciyone. t seems as won t have uch Gihe o hi r1 e lows th 1 graduat lan er1ng the GQ' service PENN MICHAEL Mike M1 e wa h r Q er 0 no ball r '1 1l1ty o fav r p 1 e eno Mlk sfd o t e fut re consl of a college ed ucatlon and college football PETRILL LILLIAN L11 loved to correspond but admitted that It dldn t take up all her spare time roller skating filled ln the gaps L11 hopes to becomepff a telephone operator PETRONIO ELEANOR This bright eyed dark haired mlss claimed the only thing that could top dancing was swimming When she wasnt actively occupied El enjoyed a good book Thespzfms fudeilfs Orafory Swzmmzng PETRUSKA JOHN Speedy risk Speedy possessed a quick wit and an active imagina tion He had a flair for drawing and with these out standing qualities IS sure to make a successful artist D0 M' risk 'R e P SKA, GINA Reg ie, very attractive ' , a good classmate . a g nd sport. In what- fi d she enters after duating, she will be suc- cessful. PETRUZZI, DANIEL Putro Bowling 0CChpl6d the leisure hours of this lad Putros favorite sport was basket ball His smcoth talkin IS sure to make him suc cessful in the future PETUCH DOROTHY Dot For Dot that famous winter sport ice skating was tops Because of her perseverance and diligence she IS bound to be as successful in life as she was in school PISKEL RITA Plcki Rita spent most of her spare time dancing She was a true friend and possessed the enviable quality of see ing the bright side of things I talwn PLOCINIK APOLINERIA Pearly Pearly was one f those girls who though quiet was atrue frlendin need Her main interest was music which she liked anytime anywhere Choral PODLESNY JOSEPH oe A brilliant lad Joe was very capable Athletics Busi ness Manager A combma tl on of personality and brains such as Joe has will always spell success PODRAZIK, RICHARD HGHSY! Beneath a quiet exterior was found a true friend in Gus. Basketball games took up some of this lad's spare time. His ambition is to become a mailman. POL I, BO, GENEVIEVE K y!! L p what W5 hours' g or dan 1' was choc r a ity She p a o be eqfpnurse Thespzans Ifalum I v was our ster of n1 av spor n Sh expec r Thespm Choral POLUMBO MARGARET Peggy Peggy possessed a friendly disposition and a winning way She was an outstand mg member of the Home Economic group and pects to own a dress shop some day soon PRFKOP L NCE ry was per t pal to ew e de s oth s s PRICE MARTHA JANE Janie Popular and well liked by all who knew her Janie could always be found with a cheery word for everyone Once in college she plans to study X Ray uork Swzmmzng Red Cross Ora tory Thespzans Cadettes UID lj!! ,F l -fl PROKOP IRENE Pro Happy go lucky Irene could always be seen dancing ln her spare time When she was not doing th1s th1s future secretary enjoyed following basketball games PUHAK NICHOLAS Patcher Patcher Sald he l1ked to travel S1nce he m1ght Join the MBTIDQS he w1ll have that opportunity In any case he hopes to become an electrician PURDY EDWARD Eddy Eddy was an outdoor fellow who chose camping as h1s favor1te recreatlon He pos sessed rand sense of humor an a w1nn1ng per sonal1ty He plans to go away to school S MIC AE 1cke 1cke won the adm1r t1on n fe me earts s ool ee f endl att1tude and he u way were a few of the re sons he was we l ed. RACH ROBERT uzz This friendly fellow thought swimming was tops in sports. His personality was the key- note to his successful school life. Buzz plans to go to college. 430, mflm .M he the company of this pleasant fellow, you were bound to have a wonder- ful time. In his leisure he busied himself with model airplane building. RAYSON EDWARD Ordlnarlly Ed was quiet but when he was around g1rls he just couldnt re SISt the impulse to tease them He was also an ac compllshed artlst Advanced Chorus RECKLING SHIRLEY Shirley A football game was never played that Shirley didnt attend With her charming smile she was a willing and able worker C adettes Swzmmmg Although es H75 Andy d1 ses artistic tempeiament so ofefb complained about He was a swell fellow whose en gaging smxle made him the popular boy that he was IG HA LES em 1 a g od fellow m s fav w oo Fl ng 1 m glneer Band REINMILLER CARL Red During hunting season Red would take his gun and head for the woods. Because of his many worthwhile quali- ties he was well liked by all his classmates. EIN LLE OUIS . . . r1 . d ' -Hu ' ! ese ,I enti dis pos1t1 n. ff! X, rsonali 'V Ye 'e ? o ' l 1 ? e d1 e e 57 l l kiss 'NJ f 1 X , x REISENWEAVER, CLARlA JANE Clar with sparkling y o deep dlmples lmmmg as a form r c atlon After grad she lntends to become a nurse Swzmmmg French RENTZ CAROLYN Bubbles Bubbles was happlest when It was 10 above zero and she could spend all day lce skatmg You wlll probably meet her teachmg account mg at H H S sometlme ln the future Oratory C adetics RESHETAR THEODORE Ted Ted was one of the many tall dark and handsome males seen walklng through the halls of HHS Hls smooth dancmg and super personality made hlm tops with everyone RICHARDS HIRAM Heldl He1d1 was a well known figure around the corrldors of H H S Hls Jovlal sp1r1t and Jestmg manner w1ll long be remembered by hls class mates Heldl expects to Jom the Navy ,ROBERTS HENRY Roberts Roberts was a nlce fellow Wlth a llkeable dlsposltlon Because of these qualltles he won any frlends Most of hrs tl e was spent ln maklng a p ne models ARBARA o e Isl s ss' was a1n whe abs ved h By ta suc an part ur cl and emg s nt n1sh C b he d her attend llege Spamsh espzans Janus Cadettes De mg, Swzmmzng 58 ROCK, DOMINIC 4lDirn! This tall dark and good lookmg lad was an essentlal part of our class Dlm really enjoyed hlgh school and after graduatlon he plans to develop hrs lnterest 1n mechanlcs ROCKOVICH DOROTHY Dot Danc1ng was first ln Dots Held of entertalnment Wxth her ablllty to make friends and keep them she IS sure to be a success ln whatever she undertakes ROMAN qfRMELLA Bus Bas a ,sweet an popular semor was p-ne of our smootheslt dancers hugh scholastxc ablllt hlch she malrftamed thr ghout her htgh school years w1ll surely be an as t to her n her career as a secretarlal accountant Thespmns M ountameer Ifmus C adettes Oratory ROMANELLI PETER Lemon Lemon was a happy go lucky chap who could get along wlth anyone Hxs humor and way of makmg rlends were always appre mated by hls fellow class mates ELLI P I MENA 9113. MP s pheasant dlsposltxon made everyone glad to clalm ther as a frlend She could usually be found bowling Her future ambltlon IS to attend buslness school ROMPILLA ANDREW Andy Andy was really hep where muslc was concerned Thxs fellow helped to make our swlng band the success It most certaxnly was After graduation he plans to en ter busmess work Swmg Band Band :W W, J a -Off' .AN ROSATO, VINCENT Vince The girls all swooned over this football hero who really helped to make our team tops. Vince was an all around sports fan., , S o N, IRIQN ' Irene Irene w Ilan a tiv ' : He ' ' so lit and fr' ,I - st cs. pl ,I s to atten yr e n' Q 'yi ans ' ou aineer 'fench an 1 I ROSSI, DAVID Dave ll ' I Q e if n In g .lil ss w h utsta char- v ,ff ' Or o , , ,I Dave was a fun-loving boy best known for his happy- go-lucky attitude in and out of school. He will be remem- bered as one of the lively lads of 107. ROSSI, ROSE MQARFIE Hndggpf' l . many 1 H.H.S wimminig ranked i as hey1avor1Wrt plans to become a te ographer. a sweegiirl who ROTH, BYRON Barney Our country lad Barney was one of the most popular seniors. He never failed anyone, and he is bound to be equally successful in life. ROTH, HELEN Honey Honey was a grand friend to all. Wherever there were souvenirs, she was there to collect them. Canoeing was a favorite form of recrea- tion for her. Thespians Choral ROTHMAN, DIANNA Shortey A girl possessing originality and peppy ideas best de- scribes Dianna. Wherever there were fun and laughter, Dianna was in the thick of it. She plans to become a secretary. Thespians, Cadettes, Choral ROWAND, NANCY ugganc 21 G endliness a ted C ., 3 s .. is whoal .Suhr ,iq - o -o . '- U lil X graduate plan is t '. laboratory technician. Red Cross, Choral, Cadettes, Swimming, German, Oratory, Library, Thespiaris RUBASKY, CiIARl.LESl -'RabbitS ., ,i 1' J V' fl' N' Huntin I nd fishhrgqwarg p ' t 's qgzlyfchap. hob? wa d ., and he allways ,N adv ads to tell out eml He plans on stud in the field of electricity. RUSSELL, JOHN aaRuStyvx Rusty thought a good cold day and ice skating were tops. His favorite pastime, building model airplanes, is sure to help him get that Civil Service job. Library ,,Vf!f,Ll4f0f'-' A , AB 'l1INO, :lAMEg , , Terby Here was the life of a ,VXA-P party and the answer t a maiden's prayer. No matter what the situation was, Terby could always be count- ed upon to think of some- thing unusual. SABIA, ANGELA I Shorty I f . ff- ,,+ ypica ' Juni ss, L h ie, .hwded-F 5 L wit re r ing er- le ding, a ing qhdfaffairs o t e .,and,'of cours , 4 ' derful ' e Oratorgf jd Ui' f A 59 jf ,f eff 14, , in a 5 vot zvas SA honiiagf SABIA, GRACE 6KGra!! This brilliant lass who be- longed to the commercial section of our school left a trail of As behind her Gra will be remembered b her classmates for her pleas ing personallty C adeiles Orator SACC ney y goi r IS yn m er o d h1s er sense f hu or lm one of mos o lar boys in s fu ure IS sure to be a bright one kwa SAHXA A ER Ern was n to all ne ed a 1 d pleasing man of humor serves only' the best SALKO ROBERT Bob This peppy lad wlth his win ning personahty won many frlends He spent most of whlch proves he wants to be a sailor with a g1rl1n every port SANTACRUZ JOSEPH Joey Joey liked football had beautiful curly hair and heres your chance gals he wants to get married Not bad what? SARISKY JOHN Johnny Johnny possessed quite a sense of humor which per haps accounted for his nu merous pals In sports foot ball headed hls 11st He ls sure to be a great success SAUL, ROSE MARIE 4'Saully Saully was considered a really grand person by all her classmates because of her outstanding personality Her main ambition is to become a stenographer SANDROCK CATHERINE Kltty tys favorite sport one whlch she excelled was wlmming Her friends will vouch for her dependability and witty sense of humor She expects to enter the field of dressmaking SCARAN DOLORES Dolores This attractlve dark halred miss who liked to dance rated basketball first in the line of sports Dolores would l1ke to attend a music conservatory after gradua t1on fi l0s0n6!Ai4FLoR1E 1 one Q22 xs one f ou pretty ' hty in e e ,Lvl '44-fl, Ill SEER CIMJ 'ffi-L ThlS ov1 est he was are ver e plans to work Chr?-ago ne ay, s lQzans SCHAAR JACK Jackson The popularity of this fel low was overwhelmln H plans study Jou alism rzi g in sport writ his spare tim Jack on rea orts Qstori .Az-, rxs - 9 J r U Xml, f W r , ' Ro - ' an- 'C ' , . h' ' S 1- . . . 1 .' t ' Q65 - . . . e - S. I' ' f , Y ' 'I l , X IKEI, !Y ind. ' en, ' G Y lK!:1 ' il li YY F Ii . . . . . J ,' Q . - - - '- 3. -- s r r - . . I u . . l g 1: . - -, , ' g p hlsltlme following the girls, ' ' .I L 9, 1 I . . . . , f - 1 . 1 ett o h s ' , a' , u r f 4 . . q 5. , U V U . 1 . . L.. . 1 Pav J . . ' w F . ' ys ' , I 4 4 '. ', X'- V - ' fg S 1- . r - D 'X ,R A , - . , ry ,J J 1 I G ' . QE' . e ' 'X . . . A . 7 ' j - S s 'n 1 - . . ' .N X 1 gn d - . Fx . 9 C 4 . N V- , rx 3 Cu 60 Y L A 3 SC HAFER JACK Jack Behlnd hls outward appear ance of shyness Jack hld a mlschlevous and fun lovmg personallty If not at home sleeplng he could be found at any basketball game SC FFLEY 3 , Walter was aibappy go lucky 1th hls pleasln and VV1t he w1ll urely succeed 1n all h1s future undertaklngs Janus Camera SCHMITT IJORENA Sehmltty If Schmltty ,ls as goo ln. solving the proble s of lxfe as she was m mat ematlcs she ls boundsto succeed a a laboratory technolog1st French Swzmmmg sclmr rush oss J sm B was jx ery at actlve Wag as ar r te ln any X h1pg dgltilegnd could type tune a current Hlt arade' son Mgr LEN mp n you a a unt a ot A a sposx sona h er T ry Cadelles Lzbrary SCHREINER LUCILLEX L Lou kept up wth the latesgl songs by hstemng tp e H16 Parade In her estama mob nclnse wks not on-LL, good xercl hut lots f' l , l elif' 'wif ,Nj ,vid SCHUMACK WILLIAM B1l asp1r1tedC.7n9busyL6 'M lad for whenever he had an extra mmute he went horseback rldmg Musxc ln terested hmm greatly gal C SCHUMACKER JOSEPH Chlcken Chlcken s maln mterest was qulte evldent slnce hls hobby was ralsmg chickens H IS gettlng good practlce for hls future ambltlon that of bemg a poultry ralser SEDON NICK Nlck If you heard the phrase Whens your b1rthday'7 you d know Nlck was around He was an ardent baseball fan and was always up to txve teams sERAF1Ngy'E1,ng IYhn1e 9' FIHHIQ wlth hip' su r e ofglhumor pt e yone finllln g cmg and sket balleggc led moist og her m erp t-gra u pan X11 to Qtr ther eld ol' nursm Thespzans C adettes German SESARAK MARYELLEN M E S Maryellens popularlty was undoubtedly due to her sweet smlle and pleasant dlsposltlon Swlmmlhg was the favorlte sport of thls charmmg lass SGRO JOSEPH Joey Joey was an mtegral part of our class With h1s pleasant dlsposltlon he made many fnends After gradua tlon he wants to become an aviator 61 A C2 A I .1 --P lafgfl I 'V ,671 W u vs A I ' Lui' fur I IL' X L K H ' . 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'4 ' - Q - 1 ' X , M S AFFER EARL Ear E cl lmed to be v1ce- pr de of The Lonely Club but smce hls v te pastlme was danc we dldn t believe hlm arl thrlved on cokes prac tlcal Jokes and women SHANDRICK BERNARD Bernle Horseback rldmg and hunt mg rated hlgh wlth thls energetlc fellow who pre pared hlmself to be an auto body repalrman SHANDRICK EDWARD Eddle One of o r f n s heard ooko H llked the UVB: A an all his dfea 'jf ou ownmg SHARP ARLENE Sharpre Basketball was Sharple s chlef sport mterest Wlth her fun lovmg attltude thls red headed mlss IS bound to go far Majorelles Oratory Cadettes Thespzans SHARP CARMELLA Sharpe Sharpe was a frlendly miss who ln her spare hours speclallzed ln dancmg Her plan for the future xs to become a nurse C adettes SHARPE MARGARET Peggy Peggv rated swlmmmg as her favorlte sport Playmg the plano was her hobby IH her spare hours of whlch thls popular mlss d1d not have many 62 SHEER RAYMOND Sheery Sheery was the persomfica tlon of a star athlete Hrs Charles Atlas bulld made many a gurl swoon Hell have no trouble fulfillmg hrs post graduate plan of get tmg marrled SHEPPERLY JEAN Shep favor t mpg W D wsfynaip ,143-+1 .W fo s er uture include government work M SHEETO MARIE Marle Here was a Jolly senlor our peppy and VIVZCIOUS Mane Her mfectlous laughter made for her many frlends After graduation she expects to become a secretary C l ongenl witty,-a-nfl hu morou was helpful m er of th semor class waso of thgrstto end a h d to o e q, flneeded! t SLAW I RITA a eemed to 1 e ful type watch er face hgh the sound of music he w1ll surely add many golden notes to the musxcal world Choral Thespums OCK Sl d good a football game and was one of the whrzzes of our team The Army had better be ware when Sly Joins the Navy eleven N.: 4 iv H, rr a ' ' ' - 'I 'n r K K. an . .I . ,f f R -3 -- A M ,eg , . - . .- Hnfll Pj' t 'ff - - 3 S .V A y Y' ,vi .K tl n . ell' ' SEGEf,CX?ABEL z Ce Xfylgfnblvel few . ' . . et, M weld RE A 5 . . 50' of G. ' . '. A yen'e , 91 26 D ' H in ao 5 Milli! This attractive mlss always had a smile for everyone Although she served as an office girl Jos real ambl tion is to become a famous ice skater Lzbrary SKONIECZNY DOROTHY Honey Honey Just about describes this sweet little blonde lass from 206 Basketball and football were tops in er opinion After graduation she expects to become a beautlclan SKURKA FERTRUDE Gerty Gerty occupied herself by keeping her collection f movie stars pictures up to date She will undoubtedly brighten the business world when she becomes a typist Oratory Thespzans Choral Red Cross SKURLA MARGARET Margie Margie liked to dance and enjoyed a good game of base ball To be a stenographer is her postgraduate plan Oralory Library Caddies SLATTERY MONICA Mona A jolly girl with a pleasant personality best describes Mona. Her unusual hobby was collecting pin-ups of movie stars. Her plan for the future is to become a secretary. C adetles Camera SLE TO QQ The way to this lad s was by serving him a large portion of chicken and waf fles An ardent football fan Slick could be found at every game SLESSLER GLORIA Gloria This pretty miss brought with her loads of fun She liked to collect souvenirs so she spent most of her spare time tracking them down French AD WHS 8. 0 I always w ll U e a goo es o foo ball a 1 ardent supporter f Q r team SMITH J EANNE Smitty Smitty was a girl well liked by all who knew her Her friendly smile and pleasant dlsposltion gained lnnumer able friends for her She plans to become a medical stenographer SMITH MARIE Smitty Smitty rated high with all who knew her Her dancing ability could easily be seen This charming girl looks forward to a career in the commercial field as a sec retary Oratory Suzmmmg Choral Fadelles SMIT fl 64. Smitty E I6 Phi ' sense of humor ab 1 th ootball e d contrib making tanding boy '. Afterf dua ' ten s to go o sc ool. 63 SMITH ROSEMARY Smltty Besldes belng one of the smallest glrls ln 111 Smltty was also one of the nlce t She possessed great ablllty rn musxc and mth her hrgh scholastlc record succeed Smltty was an all around glrl who llked basketball as a sport and readlng as a re creatlon She plans to become a nurse SMITH THELMA Shorty Thls small package of frxend hness and wlsdom served capably as one of our 0flC1C9 gurls Shorty s hxgh scho lastrc record IS sure to carr her through college w1th flylng colors Swzmmmg Cadeltes Oralory Thespzans Janus SNH DFR ELOISF ElOlS6 EIOISQ wlll make a perfect mlmster She captured many hearts through her frlend llness and ln years to come wlll contlnue to do so Band Fhoral Orchestra Oratory SOCHA ALF One of our e PA the ver SO t1OD football ero keen ep pear the top of hls ssl I' rcnrh JIM? ffl The OW O HCIH A rl 64 W N SONN JUNE S yi WM Sunny Actlve and frlendly are th words that best descrl Sunny Drawmg and pla mg the plano occupled mos of her spare tlme Her con gemal personahty w1ll make her a wonderful nurse Suzmmmg Fhoral Thespzans I Oratory Red Cross C deties German Janus SORLETTI MARIE Squolt Small sweet and lovable best descrlbe Marle She could always be found where there were muslc and danc ln Thls cheerful mlss added fun to any group SOTTILE CONGETTA Jetta Versatlle Jetta rated hlghly ln the estxmatlon of her many friends After gradua tlon she plans to become a. beautlclan s1lALL6juE! ANN Ann A as a s eet dle of me wh ed many f appy mome to our school ,I da A cerlcal pos1t1on aw ts her after she grad es SPANGLER CATHERINE Catherlne Thls popular mlss enjoyed a good game of basketball Catherxnes lovable dlspo s1t1on and pleasmg person allty rated her hlgh wlth the class of 46 SPAN IAL JOE Sparrow Sparrow was one of our handsome males who made many glrls hearts flutter Basketball headed hls llst but glrls had an lmportant place on xt also SPO DEB AH ar wa I9 t rl yser capably yin d tr a fl I goa IY olleg ng ln ra lo lanus Paddles Oralory 7 hespzans STAHURA MARY Mary Mary was a active member of the I Club and her schol c rec d was rated hl hl Her keable ways be sur to help her en sh enters the con vent Ilalzan STAMM FLIAABETH Betty A All American Glrl summed up the pep and per sonallty of Betty She was very fond of reading and swlmmlng Her maln deslre IS to become a stenographer VX ,STAN Y THOMAS S nley X Toni -1 favqrite pastime was ' ot WhlC LOUD for hls interest and actlvlty l th Camera Club Thl nth: gent and likeable W also helped with the Jan s photography Band Stage Creu French Janus Camera STEFANOWICL ALEX Happy go lucky friendly and quiet IS the best way of descrlhlng Al Wlth these fine qualltles hls mechanlcal career IS sure to be a suc cessful one STEWARD JOY CE Joyce Joyce spent her spare time writing letters and horse- back riding. As her future life work she has chosen laboratory technology. Cadelles Oralory Choral 7 A ll 43. E+ STROCK THOMAS Strocky Tarn, ffalylm fliegral palleafgrllfllfiifbill t eiillhencg ln celltge SUGARMAN JOEL Sugle Here wa on of dent herever e 11,5151 laughter to find ugle ess college SULLIVAN REGINA Sully Sully was most content when deeply engrossed ln a good book or when watching a snappy basketball game As yet her plans for the future are undecided SWANK MARTIN Mardy n o h o n and fgl hx and Joadeje ommy IDors y some compe c SEL: lng and hu Q'p IZ busy all year through Band SWICK THOMAS SWlCky SWlCky plans to open restaurant some day ln the not too distant future Slnce he llked to travel there IS no telling where that res taurant wlll be' SWIRBEL JOHN P WE Swab This fun-loving lad made many friends with his line sense of humor. With his determined ways John will certainly reach the top in whatever he undertakes. 65 hiss SWORD LOIS Swordxe Swordle s many frlends w1ll testlfy to her sparkhng personallty Ice skatlng was the love of her hfe sorry boys Entrance lnto the eXC1t1I1g Held of Journal lsm IS her postgraduate plan SWOREN JOSEPH oe Huntlng or fishlng was the perfect way of spendlng a day ln Joes estlmatron Thls gay fellow was always on the go TAMANINI GEORGE George George s specxal mterest lay ln muslc He was evldently a nature lover because h1s favorlte pastlme was takln walks alone, Geor '79 2 TAM NE BEATRICE B a l The laugh eyes and w1n some smll of Bea w1ll long .be .rein bered ln H HS V o me a nurse IS her ,-'X lan or the future TARONE ANTHONY JR Tony Baseball and basketball were Tony s maln extra currlcular lnterests Although hls vo catlon IS undeclded he plans to go to college TAYLOR LEAFIE Lee Lee could always be found having a good t1me Swlm mlng and the movles served as her pastimes Her pleasant smxle wlll help make her a success as a nurse Oralory Thespzans 66 aww THOMAS LUCILLE Lou Thxs future beautlclan was often seen 1ce skatlng er Sunday afternoons away Though Lou was qulet she was a sweet cheerful glrl wlth a host of frlends TIRPAK JOHN Tlppy Beneath a qulet exterlor Tlppy was certalnly a lot of fun T1ppys lnterests were many but alrplanes headed the 11st H1s gay sp1r1t won many frlends for hlm TITO MARY ROSE Butch Butch was a swell gal l ways ready for fun Read mg mystery storles and trymg to solve them occu pred some of her tlme Her future plan xs to become a math teacher 4' Thespzcms Oratory Spamsh Italzan Library T ARO ELE OR Tlen u lovl 1r ambltl Tlen ov r of go g1v1ng Jos Itufbl ff co pet1t1on when she enters t professwnal muslc world Thespzans Janus Italzan TOENNES WAI TER Wally A boy wlth a versatlle per sonallty best descr1besWally For h1s hobby he modeled alrplanes whlch C0lI1C1d9S w1th hls plan to Joln the Navy An' Corps TOMAI ALBERT AI was one of the mus1cally mlnded members of our class Playing the plano occupled h1s spare txme Perhaps some day he w1ll perform 1n Carnegle Hall ., . . 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I WILOSHIN MARGARET Marge Marges pleasant perso ity and sweet Hisposi accounted for her m friends S e was a good sport and a swell pal at all times Lzbrary WYDOCK JOSEPH Joey A friend to all who knew him Joey always found time for fun and liked a good basketball game His future plan is to become a grocer YACOVELLI JOHN Q-C' Q Johnny one of the voca lg- expects to con e hlfe st in wood w er aduatlon Smal 1 b t e cubes YANKANISH PAULINE Blondie Blondie was an ardent foot ball fan but was better known as a good Jitterbug She intends to become a nurse after graduation YANNARELL ROCCO Rex Hubba' Hubba' Hubba' Rex Just saw another girl This Casanovas main interests besides women were fishing and hunting Rex plans to Join the Navy YANOSHIK AUGUST Jake Jake high wide and hand- some was an essential part of this graduating class. He preferred basketball in the line of sports. 'NJ tw X' C2 W ARD his fun l l s well like er sting and unusual h y was caring for pigeons Whlty plans to enter the service upon grad uation YANUYLI ANGELO Ange Ange a professional humor ist provided many laughs and much fun for h1s class mates Since he was always busy his favorite pastime doing nothing was neglected YONKOVIG LUBOVW Lubxe 1,-if Q! f XL This lovely mlss wo many frlends with her pleasant ways and personality plus As editor of the Mountain eer she kept us well lnform ed She intends to take up chlropodlst work in the future Spanish Swzmmmg Mou X tameer Cadeltes Advance Chorus K f YOUNG WILLARD X Youngie Youngle was indeed a happy go lucky lad who loved to go out trapping He excelled ln cablnet making and in tends to spend his future 71 Q.. doing this type of work YUNGKURTH ERROL Stuckup o this la p ans in 1 or is ops meets ome e iful a s o going yages dlgiiltglovlm W x stats-sgghf til? at 2 46 I Rss gs 2 YURCHO JOHN Johnny Basketball and bulldmg models occupled much of Johnny s spare tlme After graduatlon he plans to enter some branch of the servxce ZAPACH JOSEPH oe The greatest lnterest 1n th1S fellow s llfe was sports w1th baseball and basketball as tops Joes well deserved popularity was won by hls cheerful smlle and unlque personality ZEIGLER HELEN Zlgzy Thls pert mlss loved to dance and thought a good basket ball game was great Her charmmg d1spos1t1on IS sure to get her the secretarlal Job she wants Lzbrary ZELENAK JOHN Johnny sltuat on W1th h1 arle lnter IS sure ne 4 eful the worl .-'U the clas f 70 -Q 1- 1 ' ZELLOE R E jsf 4- ilrJa?gIf 0'-1 ' MW ,wlnggs rl wlth a volce his lovely blonde possessed a very llkeable dlsposltlon whlch w1ll be her key to a happy future Q h e. Oratory Cho al Thgsizans Cadettes ZENGO CATHERINE :lzzne of tlOH found I X 1 thxs spmted member of ge? sg, dan e n nursl g '18---ff, Oratory Cadettes Thesplacs'-ig WILLIAM B le thlg sporiis ed wouldiqnsta s 1 ev y homenoom e won d g bas a 1 in will Q 2 JS X ,2- Af' YOU MFST HAVE BEEN A BEAUTIFUL BABY Q Af- .V ,av N ,QQ , .... i qi' 'f:ff. f, ! x 'J' R , wk 4 iZiH r' : 5'::f5 A Q , V If 2 1- of n Af 'Gila if fn' 1 Xian Rui: Tm: ' unnlf Julxmo S l nflla I 1 11 if r ' 4 mor A s ulh YM Ar -X an R Billy Ann xilllflul 9 mm Burun 1 D lmmh Spmml I1 um C Ls 1 J 4 r A i lard I dr 11k 19 I lar J w nn r 14 Niartha klucher 11 Loxs Knxfs 16 hlma Baromu 1 June. bonn IPS Niam. Dv.Leunard1s 19 Karen Dole 'U Joseph Eg 1: 6. l L B4 if A Kazan 4 4 E LEAK A A X3 ' Ulf! A A J xy ,W L 4 ,, , A ' 12 . .. ,. , . 41' . - A A ' I 4. ,fe ., A A '77 Sf , 4' 0 . - :MS . '52 I - 1 ' L uw- -wx L- .J .ff'.i'Sfff.'y167 1 i 17 J . 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' '- ,x .-' , -,L. 5 1 ,L ' ' ,:' '-2 'd- - 1 S S 1 2 .fail Wolf ancf 7oLZ'amenl' of 61644 of 1946 'IIMF 11 60 P 'XI PLACE, Along the Naxa1o lra1l Vt e the class of 1946 be-mg rn sound m1nd do hereby declare th1s document to be our last w1ll and testament Lnto our lower classmen and our faculty we bequeath the followlng t11als trlbulatlons and talents Into Lee landau the personality and charm whlch enabled Iubow Y0IllxOVl4LI to wln for herselt a host ol admnrng, trlends Unto Allan Holm tn the smoothness coolness and leader ship which lNe1l Cus rt dlsplayed on the basketball court Llnto Betty Curllla the headaches and troubles endured so coura eously by Debb5 Spoont Into Anastasla Hatche a capable and wrlhng staff whlch wrll turn out as fine a paper as has been publlshed thls year I nto Mlss Hlll a bottle of Nervlne wlth whlch to soothe her nerx es now Lnto the M0uHtdlH99F Stafl two capable typlsts such as Marffaret Koslap and Florle Scaran lnto some lucky lhe plan the dramatlc ablllty dlsplayed by John Sacco rn that h1t of the year Mr Snoops Is Murdered Lnto Vhss Maman X Brown another 9fll:lCl9Hf and capable execatne lrlce Dorothy Jallo lnto Ur Seranv a perpetual wad of tobacco plu lnto the future presrdent ot C adettes the luck ind success IOIS Knres h 18 had thls year l nto C armella Rodlno the smoothness xx hlch Ruth lomaslclc dlsplayed on the dance floor Into Sklppy Snyder the super wardrobe possessed by Jack Frerro XJIMM. 4' I a Z .U . 1 V - rw I ' , , 1 . . , . V . Y . . 4 4 . l. . y ! 7 ' Y ll 1 , A 1 ' I Q K I C A V ' ' ' . K ' . S ' 1 ' v' T ' ' nf. Y 1 ' a, ..,e ,.,' ' T ,I ' , . - sg ' I . T K. S, I I . . . . KY . . ' . - . . Y V . , ,, a llttle frayed Wlth WOFFIGS about the Mountalneer and Janus. f ' f f Y . 5 L- 1 C 5 , l 7, N . . . . 7 . , o , 4 ' ' Cl Y! , . . 1 f . ' , 1 f Y A v r I 1 4 I an . V, ,,. ' ' : s, f 2 a : -' Q. J s 5 ' 'u - ' fa- , ' V' f ' . Y ' 1 K h , r, . . ' U ' l . 1 .. v 1 I ' , .. r. V . r a 6 lf' E Unto Dolores Betterly the grace wlth whlch Jeanne Wllmot ghded through the water whlle performlng IH the Water Folhes Unto Donald Rlchards the magnet used bv Eugene Baran to attract hls lnnumerable honor cards Unto Motor Marchettl Russ Kremer s stamma and outstandmg ab1l1ty dlsplayed on the football held Unto Pappy Sulhvan Tony Baslles rug cuttlng tactlcs Unto Jack Lapchak Mlke Bughos muslcal talents demonstrated as maestro of the Dance Band Unto Sally Lou Newell Irene Zelloes tltle of H HS lwlghtlngale Unto Anxta Morgan and Lenny KF1ZHOSkl a prn ate corrldor for thelr daxly rendezvous Unto the Soclal Sclence Classes blgger and better campalgns Unto some lucky boy and glrl Pat Capece and Angela Sabla would hke to bequeath thexr t1tle of Mr and Mlss Hlgh School Unto Mr Senko a prlx ate secretary to help hlm w1th all h1S tasks Unto N1ckV Scalhon the modesty and quletness of that other Capece brother Doggle Unto MISS Mattev better homeroom programs Unto Jack Harvey June Sonns course IH salesmanshlp Unto Mary Hlgg1HS another toothbrush so she can keep that Pepsodent Smlle brlght Unto Mr 'lschudy another corrldor to pollce bbnto Frances Martln a successful year as presxdent of the Sw1mm1ng Clu Unto Bobby Gothle the vocal ab1l1ty now possessed by Anthony Colombo Unto Elalne Lessen the Vogue look whlch Jane Prlce contmually possessed Unto O D O Donnell a homeroom Unto MISS Bayless the pencll sharpener that she so craved for Unto Marlan Nelfert the sweetness and lovable nature of Ann Davls Unto June KUb1ShlH the frlendllness and ab1l1ty to manage all affalrs wh1ch thls year were possessed by Peggy Kramer Unto our llbrary a few more best sellers Unto Tlger Walton and Jlmmy Kenvln a comblnatxon as terrlfic as Ferdlnand and Delsroth Unto June Relnmlller the all A report card whlch Carmella Roman now sports Thls document has been legally wltnessed and drawn up by the followmg U R Dunn Ima Grudger Alby Seelnya nvual Z6 74 QONIU o LII. 4'. lf A 'Y' V D . 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' ' if , ,W S ' I' 'J ,, I x l s 5 3 ' , nn 1 1 1 -1 , I 80 BY MISS MAI IhY S PHYSICAL hDUQATION CLASSES Below Left Tap Dancers Rlght Tarantella Ahme Irx h Lllt Right Alice Lanyon Solmst L I lhc lfr z Below Sxxerllxh bymndstlu xxx. drum 46 81 X YWYWTY 1 T 1 ' 1 1 I 1-1'1 1 'ic-e ..'.,'. ' .-',. QA , , ': ' ' : ' . I X Best LooKlnq ,fs Kms Kjf,f,a.QQLC,DLffLai lvlosf Po ular Qyfkflqffv WWW Best Dresser gamwika NT Qmlfww Class Uphmnsf 7g4.,,.,.,.p..J 3fp'YvwPx.Sanm persorwallfg PMS vY2D'Qi3ri'PvK?'0'M Ub:! Qt t. Z Prmde of jthe faculjrlj Qufmwdfiv k7Q0-1-www B mam Class Higarfcbreaker mosjc LmKelq Jco Succeed. MEM Ciass Wai MWQQM Cube Pue WW Www goat Qpu5sc,aK W WU Most Ar+ Qwwlawa 25335 Vgggiiglusjc ?Qa,,g,,,5f5g 4, C1355 Ajrhleie Qwv ff Xw!-Zfycmwq 0555 Sclenhsi Wwiiomfxfw Smoolchesjc Uarmer do-ww-f-MJ-492 83 lfr I don't know how to start this, But I know what I'm going to say Because I'm supposed to tell you Of the world 10 years from today. So I guess you'd better help meg While in high school we all needed tricks. So pull another one and walk with me Through Hazleton Style '56. Mayor Pat Capece and Angela his wife Will tour the city with us. We'll go down Broad St. and see the sights Then up to the High School on that 'SLT' 3 'bus There's Fierro's Haberdashery Shop Next to the restaurant owned by Tommy Slick Right around the corner is Dr. Robert Bock's office In case Gerry Briesiel's and Betty Derr's cooking makes you sick. There's the Kenvin and Cohn Store We might as well take a look And see wha Jerry and Jack have to sell Besides, they're featuring June Grigg's new book. Personnel manager, Thelma Smith, Is hiring people today. If they ever find a job easy enough, They'll yell for Mike Grego right away. dum Z6 fe X X 4:- Hume Upstairs is Helen Deren, interior decorator Next to Butch McHugh's sporting goods shop. Joe Caputa is floor walker for both While Gloria Slesser's modeling is tops. I guess we'd better go on now Before Troopers Kriznoski and Dudeck pull a pinch, But I guess Lawyer Joe Homyak could get us out, For him 'twould be a cinch. There's a giant airplane Probably of Bob Welliver's design. Gladys Cournow gets the reservations Wgile hostess Anita Morgan makes you feel ne. There's the D-E Beauty Shop Stands for Demopulous's and Eckrote's room Mrs. Damian and Mrs. Jones just went in While Tony and Vernon to their off-spring croon. Parked over there is Jerry Caso's big truck Near the firm of lawyers, Dona and May. Bob Ferdinand's on the corner ----still wolfing While secretaries Rothman and Martin have a busy day. l li --1 In-15 There's the office of the Hazleton Daily Blow With Eileen Fatsie and Lois Sword on the statl' The gal who runs it is named Lubow, And cartoonist Sid Levy makes everyone laugh I wonder what the traffic jam by that church is about. Oh look-Marie Curcio has just come out On the arm of a sailor-That guy's caught 'Cause Father Bob Dougherty has just tied the knot. Right there across from city hall Where City Engineer Glennon works Lois Knies is library queen. Her duty she never shirks. What's that I see? I bet it's Genie Baran's new invention Looks like a jet propelled auto to me, A car that runs on water without the least pretension. It's pulling up in front of that drugstore Run by pharmacist Mike Greco and son. There's where Jerry Guido and Mike Watro, the traveling men, Exchange notes when each trip is done. ss X l Now we'll go to what was H.H.S. in '46. If the standards kept going up at the same rate It won't be High School anymore But rather, the U. of H. There are other visitors around today There's Parson Wilson preaching, And Prof. Chick Edwards is the head man here. Did you ever see him when he wasn't teaching? What's this I hear-a faculty meeting? Let's go and see who's there. Maybe we'll meet someone we knew When we were laden with student's care. Why yes, there's Mary Jane Gebhard chem- istry, And Peggy Kramer instead of Miss Brown Carolyn Rentz teaches Accounting, And Pete Lettiere takes the Art IJep't to town. When it comes to athletics, Hazleton has the best coaches in the land Kremer for footballf-for basketball, Cusate And Ruth Brown is leading the band. rContinued on page 148i 414651 - gs-- Ma Jlayia Sched PAT CAPECE For servlng well as Presldent of GIFIS Oratory Club for cheerlng our teams on to vlctory as co captaln of the cheerleadlng squad for actlvely partl clpatlng ln many actlvltles for possess mg a sparkllng personallty Angela Sabla a member of the class of 1946 was chosen by the ent1re student body as MISS Hazleton Hlgh School I Pat Capece dlstmgulshlng hlmself as Presldent of the class of 1946 success fully leadlng the Student Councll through 1ts first year W1nn1ng the mayorshlp ln the school electlons and performlng splendldly on the basketball court was fum ,aw sczmz ANGELA SABIA 46 86 I O selected to be Mr. Hazleton High School. Jw. KE: 53 1 YK M fzrd' A S Q Q , ah, 1 V xx Q4 .if ff 'mv ' 32 2 , z X f i ff Ji M' f xjxg 154: Civ fc W ? 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X 47 f ff ff!! iff f fff W f fi Z in fff ff Kg NNN 4 47 WW W W f wx, Qiliggik EXW G-xfk UN- LAL VHg,.,,,X 0-ggkl i 7 LEROY HINKLE Vlce Presldent ANTHONY PICCINO Secretary JOSEPH McGEEHAN Prewldent ZQ44 ALBERT BALLOTS Treasurer 90 MR LEONI DRUMHELLER Sponsor 0 fjiaeaa Ll fs 54,0--de-'Q cwfg- ,ae c we rw, Mm W g,Qe,.fZr l M be i If fi Mfr My 1 fiflf Glau alladafuf Gazmg 1nto the not too dlstant future the class of mneteen hundred and forty seven sees loomlng up before them thelr Shllllllg goal of graduatlon They have but one stepplng stone yet to cross Although the Journey thus far has been dlfflcult they have courageously trudged along and now then destlnatlon IS almost ln slght Commenclng thelr expedltlon Ill the year nmeteen hundred and forty four they too underwent the usual confusxng year of all sophs ln a not xbly short tlme howex er they partlclpated actlv ely ln all the school organlfatlons and became an essentlal part of llfe at H H S As 1t usually does tlme flew and so It was that before they had sc zreelx gotten a taste of hlgh school l1fe the class of 47 found themselves members of the Junlor Class Thelr many accompllshments thls year have brought numerous junlors under the beam of the H H S spotllght Talented ln the fields of basketball football dramatlcs and muslc they added much color to our hlgh school llle Ihls Vear also their class ofhcers Were chosen to gulde them safely toward thelr destmatlon lhese ofhcers were Joseph Mcf eeh 1n presldcnt IeRox Hmkle ure presldent Anthony Pxcclno secretary Albert li lllots treasure! 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X 'Xi 'pl 11 T Kaul'-MIX Sapfzamaae Cladfi 64 4102147 When the school term opened in the fall of 194: the members ol the new Sophomore class boldly entered the portals of H H S with stout hearts and firm steps Undaunted by the largeness of the school and unconfu ed bv the numerous corridors they politelx refused the helpful but unneeded assistance offered by the upper classmen lhe scholastic record of the Sophomores ama7ed scores of teachers 'l hese new members of the high school were as enthusiastic about their work as about their play Homework was one of their favorite pursuit the mc re thev receiy ed the happier they were Ah well we can dream anyway' By the time they were here 1 week the qophomores were thoroughly extia curricular activity adding new blood to the organizations They soon became an essential part of our Alma lllater If the class of 48 fol ows througzh with t e same sort of record thev have made thus far we can be red of then f re success Y r 5 fill fl ljlilfxtffl mx mm 46 l-'J'-INRHC5 I .J xxx VT: Vx, l ii 'V 'ia l- . . 3 kv are ,. li- is I a X Q f l0?',- S l' S z s QQ 'li NX ll 5 il Q -3 V . . 1 . 5, D . 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'7!ae '7uam7,le CKLINE ESSAYJ JUNE GRIGGS Under the shadow of universal conflict the individual student was faced with new re sponsibllitles Now, as a citizen of a peace loving, democratic nation, he is challenged by those responsibilities to a greater extent than ever before In every phase of education three main elements are involved namely understanding mastery and use in future life These alms signify the instructional program in the schools and are symbolized by an equllateral triangle The first of the student s responslbilltles lies in the understanding of his school curriculum To me, such an understanding is the most important of the three principles stated It must be gradually but steadily developed and encouraged from the time a student enters the first grade throughout his elementary training his Junior high school instruction and finally his secondary educatlon in the high school There is invariably one or more fields to which an individual IQ suited or lnnately adapted Mastery of school subjects the student s next responsibility will open to him the doors of these various fields of endeavor and will enable him to make a wise and d scrlmlnate decision as to his own capabilities and his choice of vocation The third responsibility of the postwar student 1s the application of his knowledge to his career It IS the student s responslblllty to take advantage of the guidance program pro vided for him in the high schools ln selecting for himself a position in society xx here his ablli ties can best exercise themselves and where he as an individual can be most happy Our world now in a crucial condition needs capable people Take heed students Re member that you are the new Amerlca ln the making In a world whose peace is on the brink of Jeopardy you are facing new and heavy responsibilities Will America s youth of today stumble and fall under the weight of these responsibilities or vnll she remain strong ready to shoulder her burden mth splrlt undauntedq 98 ' ',. 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L,,L.1iigg1 A ' ,,,,,M:5,Lh35L Illll ' ', ,' : . f ,C ,,,.,, f rc'f'r ',' , ,, V ff ,.,. fllf., Q ,,,' fffffffff' '7fae4paan W Ula Orchids to the Thespian and Playmaker Club for their brilliant achievements through out the year Under the capable direction of Miss Marian V Brown their many productionfs presented in a professional manner vlill long be remembered by the public Not only was the club outstanding in the entertainment field but they were known for their generosity tow ard the welfare of the school One hundred dollars was given to the cheerleaders to do with as they saw fit and two hundred dollars was given to Mr Lamont for the purpose of visual education Farly in November the hous hghts dimmed and the curtain went up for the Hrst time of that term revealing to u Dont Take My Penny a rollicking three act comedy At the enrl of that performance the spotlight then turned to Junior Miss This three act comedy proved to be one of the biggest hits in the club s history Next in the line of pre sentations was Murder in Rehearsal a spine chilling play packed mth surprises The spotlight again turned and illuminated for us that play of atmospherc and suspense Ladies in Retirement another of the clubs great major productions The Entertainment Bureau sponsored by the Thespians for the purpose of entertain ing social affairs throughout the city also had a very successful year The demand for this service has greatly increased and all who have witnessed its functions have highly acclaimed wsu-www? Pres. ....,.., Dorothy Jallo 'fl fn -f V-Pres. ......... Lois Knies ec. ..... Lorraine DeJoseph Rus. Mgr. ..... Jack Kenvin Ass! Mgr. Martha Klucher Rec. of Pts. ,... Irene Zelloe Ass? Rec. , . . Thelma Smith lj0ll'T1fOll'?'l. Hep. ,.,.... . . . . .Lorraine DeJoseph Prop. Ch. . . .Peggy Kramer House jlgr. ..... Dick May HYfl7'dfUbP ,Wish Jacqueline Miller Helen Hayden Wmuzl. Imp., . .lack Harvey Uurxlmllr' Anita Morgan Virginia Pavone Angela Sabia ,llakezzp lflz. Ruth Tomasick Bette Cournow 101 X drum 46 +2 XX W SCENES FRONT JUINIOR 'VIISS AND LADIES IN RETIREMENT THESPIAN PRODI CTIOINQ nam 46 W 1 , ' I f Q - ' ,, .::2EfEf , G I ' .1 . g 'vw 5' L ' Ei if . X I N: U o I' ' X . I 'N 1 . ily! ' Nw W fy Wirev ,K N- ,ww f ,, ,hs ALRA MAN, M . , Y, MM A 1 .EY A ef s E H! ' fef f I mn 2551 Q .f X H 1 av U Y Y Y u T Y 1 . A - A A , , , I -1 51693 Gaew Dld you ever notlte the exceptlonally reall tlc stage settlngk. for our playil Of course you have xx ho could mlss seemg them'7 They are the xxork of genu lndeed the tage crexx has prepared many lngemoue settlnge Lfjfjlilflg' at the xtage set or Junlor MISS one xx ould find xt a perfect room ln vxhlch to llxe P very detall xx as xxorkcd ou carefully and metlculouxly The xet for Ladlew IH Retlrem nt requlred the xlull of a profe Sl mal xcenxc artlst and xx hen tonstructed bv our etage trcxx, lt created the mvxterxoue 'lhe boyx xxho formed the stage crexx under the dlrectxon of Mr Albtrt Qaucraclxer are to he hlghly compllmcnted and congratulat d for thur fine arhlexemcntx throughout the year If tage trtxx con 1 ter ot Lexxlx 'xlaxlath lhoma Stanlev Allxrt Ballot Carl Gernhart Nlax Good and lohn I apr hack 1 Sl'-XCJP CRI' VS -Xl LFISI HF drum ,M t.-...W -.1 A l ', , . . ' .F . .' ' ,' l .' ' f. 'L 4 1 v - '.. 1 ' . V 'V f ' ' A ' ' f ' 'f . I' , .f ' J t .. . ' . - 4 U . ' ,. ' ' D ' .J . ISIN! . A177 ' . . y . 1 V 4 , ,- . N if . g . , 1 ' j . I y U t. V' H. atmosphere that was an essential part of this dramatic play. . ' . ' , . . . . 9 A' , - . ' , Y? y b. I -sf' V -.ff le 'l'l-S' s'r'l X : ,'. A .L,. y .S '- A . r A ' I Sy A , M 1 ' J' I 1 I - ' Vx , ,ii 1 i ' 1 , ' 7 L s fi, ffecf 04044 0 ui Wlth the ceasatlon of howtllltles and the K1lQI'lC1I1g of vveapons of xv ar the Jr Red Cross an lnternatlonal organlzatlon has become a more vltal wource ol benevolence than ever before On every front throughout the long vears of confhet the Jr Red Cross served performmg lte eharltable dutles vvlth perseverance and dlllgence Novv as an lmportant benefactor 1n the hte of every SQTVICQ man or vvoman conhned to a medlcal lnstltutlon the Jr Red Crow or ganlzatlon has met an unprecedented peak Here IH the h1gh school the Jurnor Red Cross Club under the gu1dance of Mtv Clara Santee volunteered lts servlees by eomplhng Joke books knlttlng afghans collectlng cleanmg and repacklng playlng Cdfflk mountmg crowxvord puzzlex and calendars and collectlng use d hlgh eommendatlon irom the local ch lpter houxc llong vvlth lettt rx of xppre Cl mon md th mlm from rc tlplcnts ol ltx SQTVICKS Ph tlub df crux much pr nxt lor thx xple Illllfl pxrt lt pl xy l IU World War II Ofhcers re zdcni l 110 Pruzdcnf ecretury ur tm fo I onnczl drum 46 M June Grlggs Nimam Dorfman Evelyn Marchettl Gertrude Skurka Irene Demopulux RE D CROSS OBBILFRS O A ,fa l ,1 I ' ' U1 ,fl 1. ' 1 I L' Y Y . sky, 1 nv ,V , y l tx. L. 4 V y ' B. V . L, , J: V , . l ,, L, . , 4 . .' ' ' , . V ' ,' , . - 1, I af A .A V L, A, ,. , games for our fighting men and women in hospitals all over the world. The club has reeeived 1 h xx a 2 H' X, 2 ' l I' 2 1 ak 2 Z rut 'Q A ' ' is- Aw - 1 ' 2 ' 1 or P fs' 1 .,..,.. ....... .,.. ' , ' S ...... ..,... . ' ' ' ' ' Treus er ,...,.,......... ' I' 1. ' . .,.,. , . - 1 - . , J . I eu Under the very capable dlrectlon of M1 s Jane E R1Ch the Glrls Ora torlcal Club successfully completed ltS 1945 46 school term Throughout the year the clubs varlous act1v1t1es lncluded the lntro ductory assembly program entltled Now That Aprlls Here the CITCUS Dance IH October Aunt Carrles Chrlstmas Carroll presented at the Chrlstmas Assembly program and the annual Valentines Day Banquet 1n February One of the outstandlng accompllshments of the club dl1I'1Ilg the year was the Vlctoly Loan DFIXG ln whlch the club sold enough bonds and stamps to complete two 2153 000 Hospltal l,ll'1ltS The grand event of the year took place IH Aprll when the lnter class oratorlcal contest was held ORATORICAL CLUB OFFICERS the followmg officers Pres Angela Sabla l Pres Anlta Morgan ec Vlrgmla Pavone Treas Martha Klucher Rec Pls Lorrame Deloseph Bus Mgr Dorothy Jallo Fen Mgr Peggy Kramer my awww 46 l v . . u .S i . y . K, - 1 - Q K , . . . . . ' . - ' ll ' 1 H, ' . - 4 7 5 . u r J n . 7 7 K . ' 7 , ! ' . V , . n K , . Miss Rich was assisted by S . ....... ' ' 1 . A .. . I Q eafezze can Elves., its X X? Let's hurry. We want a front seat at Cadettes tonight! '1'here's some- thing special going on. Looking over the records of the past year, We see that the girls, aided by Miss Dorothy Bayless, held a teen-age fashion show, a talent night, and the annual Fhristmas semi-formal during the holidays. A never-to-be-for- gotten incident was the initiation of the new members. Gosh, did some of those girls look silly! The cabaret, to which all the girls came dressed couples and sang for their supper, Was loads of fun! In February a Heart- Throb dance was held in honor of St. Valentine's Day. Many girls Worked hard in this club to make it a success, and, as a reward for their efforts, they were chosen to attend the mid-winter con- ference held in Scranton. Many other interesting events took place throughout the year, making it a club Worthwhile to attend. CADETTE OFFICERS r 1 - - lhf- ollu-4-rs for this very stir-ct-sstiil year were: Prrw, , , Lois Knies V-!'r4'.s, Alice Patterson Sw. . . Peggy Kramer Trm.Q, Martha Klucher Pnhlirily Jlyr. . Lorraine Ile-Joseph Program' .llyr Dorothy ,lallo 107 fben Ewhche Weaem Lnder the supervlslon of Mrs Curran, programs and varlous actnltles were enjoyed at lts meetlngs lhe purpose of the club IS to develop an mterest m the German language customs, tradltlons, and hablts Members of the club bought pms by the merit system whereby members Could earn sufficlent polnts to be awarded guards ln the form of thelr Class numerals 'l he ofhcers recelx ed guards lndlcatlve of the partlcular olhce held On Wednesday December 19 Der Deutsche Xeleln had a Jomt 1n1t1a tlon and Chrlstmas party whlch proved to be a great success Pre rdenl l zre preszdrfn! Secretary 'I rea zzrer HPC of Ponzi lfeporier lane Garner Donald Klcharcls Flleen Fat le Dorothy YY endel Iune Dlttbrenner I- ugcnf ko tlck 1 FCH XPR OI-I-ICPRS 109 I rw 3 ' ' ' 1 I Q . . A A ' y . . . . , . 4 A, , . Y . . . L . , K' s , - , L ' ' l ' ' f . . 1 Presiding officers this year were: nv , . , ,. 4- ' S. Dlil DHI ' li 'I I-IIN il fbwde The Il Dante Club, named in honor of a great Italian literary figure consists of those sophomore, junior, and senior students who are interested 1n increasing their knowledge of the language, the customs, and the tradi tions of the Italian people. The Il Dante Club, under the capable supervision of Miss Lillian R Mussari, met every first and third Monday of the month to carry on the ac tivities which proved to be very successful during the past year. May the Il Dante Club achieve greater fame in the years to come The Z6 Preszdent .......,.. Vice- President ..,.., following served as officers for this year. . .Vilma Baronio , . .Anthony Pais Secretary .......,,.... Mary Stahura Treasure: . . ,... Beatrice Tamone Monitor. . ..... Dona Esposito IL DANTE OFFICERS .fe '7wz1ulza Although thls IS only the Spanlsh Club s thlrd year It certamly seems to have accompllshed a lot 'lhls year the club planned several new forms of enjoyment for 1ts members Some of these ldeas conslsted of a Boys Nhght a South Amerlcan dmner and the presentlng of a movle on MQXICHH hfe At all the meetmgs of the club the program commlttee usually pre sented elther a play a qu17 or had group smglng of Spanlsh DIGCES Mlss Elwabeth R Harly has been a great help and her Wllllllg cooper atlon has lead the club to be what It IS today To all the new members we wlsh Buena suerte' for an even more successful year rr zflrnl Barbara Robertson LH I rfszrr Lois Knles S 7 ff ls Pr ggy Loexx er llmlnluznn r ltrp Luboxx H onkoxlg IIX UIPIL 0 I . 1 l . , . y . . ' ' . ' ' It a A , 1 , f 2 47 , , - 4 - 1 , D . V ' ' r II ,N , ,'AA.,-l . . . f A, V' ' '- ' '. 1'nI . . ....., 'J .'6'1'.- V 'I '. ..... .. ..., ' '. LA 'l'l'Ili'l'I' , f ' 'HKS 111 .Be Genacle Bonjour tout le monde' La seance est ouw erte' The French club meetmg has begun 0n alternate Wednesdays throughout the year the club, under the superv1s1on of MISS Bess Pengelly, met for an hour of recreat1on ln the French manner wlth a program of songs plays, and games Nlew members of hlgh standmg were admltted at the end of the first semester 'lhe outstandlng soclal ex ents of the year were a dance and, later ln the sprmg, the banquet of the comblned language clubs The club s speclal project Was the adoptlon of an undernourlshed chlld IU France l we Pres Secreiaru Treasurer Reporter dum 46 H, The folloxxmg student served as club officers Lorena Schmltt Jacquehne Mlller Evelyn Marchettl Rose De1tch LE Cl' N XCLI' OFF ICERS 7 Y 7 ' , . . Y . . . , . . ' H . ,, . . . ' .' l B. v Pres. ...........,..,. Eugene Baran 1 A ..,.,..... . l r ......,.. U A I . . I lie olxc cl That Fhesc worcls meant to the Llncoln Debating Club that 1ts weekly debate was belng held ln Room ,O9 leach week a toplc ol current interest was chosen After careful preparatlon hy afllrmatlxc xncl negatlwe spc akers many xnterestlng and hvely debates were held Among thc toplc wh ch proxlclecl heated fllSC'L1KSlUFlS were SOQ1dllZQll Medlclne Compulsory Arbltra cron ol Libor lhsputcs Iowermg the Legal Votlng Age Ulllflfdllflll of the Armed Forces the Atomic Bomb Sccrct and the natlonal topic Compulsory Peacetlme Mllltary Tralnlng I nclcr thc cxpalmlc supcrwsmon of 'Vllss Mary 'NI Corrlgan and Mlss Maru Yexak the clulm 11 o 1 lfllfll incl practlcccl prmclples of flflldflllg and parhamentary procedure lhe orhcers were Pre zdcnl l Nl P lf! Snrffflry I I I 1117! 14111 1 Edlth Bcndow Jo eph Ol1Nld Anne 'Mooney Glaclx Cournow Barbara Robert on I N1 115 f drum -76 5 x ' , o n H s 'A 2 ' .... y 1 1 1 I -xi 1 I v A1 31 4 51, 1 ' Av . 1 I , 1 A1 v 1 . ' ' 2 xx, 1 ' ' A, ' l ' , ' -' ' ' ,' ' , -, Dx, , ' 1 ' ' x , ' , ' ' , .' ' ', , ' ' . V 3 1 1: 1 V1 1 vllc' A 1... 1 A - 1 ' 1 y 1 .lar 1 .3 V v1 y - za sn'-z 1 f 2 ' ' ' 2, . -Pr Xllllf .. ,. s ' Tr JM HT 1 ' JS ' .UH . if crf r ' ' ' s LIN 'oI1N lJl'IliA'l'l.' 1 lJFFlC'l'IliS I Senior: .fidwfuf 0 146 Every member of the Senior Library Club derived the fullest use and benefit from our school library. The club, under the direction of Mrs. Martha Hekler, was very helpful to the student body through the activities of its members: locating and charging books, mending books, keeping records of attendance, and taking care of the circulation. The Senior Library Club has once more proved itself a worthwhile ac- tivity for the students and another asset to our school. SENIOR LIBRARY OFFICERS Pres. ......... Betty Burns V-Pres.. . Mary Ellen Barth Sec.-Treas.. . .Joan Drosdick Moun!.Rep. Dorothy Kutchi Z6 anim 0 ui The Junior Library Club has accomplished a great deal this year. Through the splendid cooperation of Mrs. Hekler they became acquainted with such library functions as the use of card catalogues, locating books for themselves and other students, rebuilding and repairing books, etc. They also learned how to perform various duties behind the library desk. May the success of this club continue! Ci' fo O, I ' in, r ' M i 5 'XD lLf,,,V U A ,-,IJD jj' . fi f. 'T ' l wif 1,1 V JUNIOR LIBRARY oFF1cERs hlilxfl, 1 I if 4 I Officers for this year 'ere: Pros. .,...... Joan Parente V.-P.. Bernarline Zarnowski Ser.-Trr'u.s. Bernafline Matas annum 36 Jfaylefan all W 01445 The Hazleton H1 Y Club Wh1ch holds regular Weekly meet1ngs at the Y M C A on Wednesday evenlngs at 7 45 P M Was qulte act1ve 1n the past year conduct1ng many programs and projects A fine program wlth speakers cducat1onal tr1ps other H1 Y v1s1tat1ons d1scuss1ons spec1al hol1day events the annual tureen supper a m1d season dance and other educat1onal and recreat1onal affalrs was conducted by th1s sp1r1ted group of young men A program of honor to our serv1cemen was g1ven by the Hazleton H1gh School W1th the cooperatlon of the H1 Y Club whlch dedlcated the SGFVICG Flag pre sented by the Club In the comlng H1 Y season another 1nterest1ng year of fun and fellow sh1p IS expected exceed1ng 1f poss1ble the prev1ous season Pres James Walker V Pres W1ll1am Herr ec Robert GlCk1Hg Treas Emerson Knyrlm Sgt al Arms Jack Slpple Adusers Chauncey DHVIS and Clyde Bell HI Y OFFICERS 116 o - , l u . .- . . . . - Z' . ., , , 1 1 . .p n . . f 1 1 , v ' D 2 v Q rr . 1 , - . .,- , . S. .... ' ' I6 y, .4 ,Q fi ' I p ., ' V 'T ,new-r Qah S gelui Always splashlng forward the Glrls Swlmmlng Club has plunged through another trlumphant year The glrls of thls club under the supervlslon of MISS Jeanne E Feeley upheld the standards of thelr splendld organlzatlon In addltlon to swlmmmg at the meetmgs and attendmg llfe savlng classes the members partlclpated ln the annual Water Follles The theme thls year was Tlme WhlCh featured the seasons of the year and a fashlon show of old bathlng sults SIHCG swlmmlng IS such a popular and healthful sport the students enjoy the extra hours of Swlmmlng besldes their weekly classes May thls actlve club contlnue to float through many more years The ofllicers of the Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Recorder of Pomts Busmess Manager CU we T6 Anlta Morgan Frances Martln Lubow Yonkovlg Lols Kenvm Lols Knles Jean Wllmot SWIMMING CLUB OFFICERS 117 dum 46 i f 0 0 ' 7 . , . fl ' 77 ' . ' n , 1 n a Q u , . K-' . ' l b : , Ass't Secretary ,.... ,,.,,,. D olores Betterly ' , ' ,.........,. . I 'Vb,L'Jl,M?47., , j:? 'f 1 7 11 ,lf 'V' fi I , X' Gamma Glad Lnder the very capable dlrectlon of Mr Donald Maurer the Camera Club was newly organlzed durmg the first semester The club conslsted of camera enthuslasts of the three Classes Durmg the club meetlngs camera techmques were especxally stressed at whlch t1me Mr Yeager teacher of photography also lectured The ma1n event of the year was a prmt contest whlch caused great com pet1t1on made everyone enthusxastlc-, and led them on to further explolts ln the field of photography Prfszdenf l ue Presldenf S eu uf purif r lzlmzrzfflz 118 Wllham Bloss Thomas Stanley lohn Dlehl Dons Y eglla. Marxlyn Howells CAMERA CLUB OFFICERS , . . ' 1 - n ' , . , , , . . , . fm.-Tr s. ..,......... . .. ' 11. , -. 1 -. J ......... l . V P' 4,6 15 dawn eanlleen Lets go come on Where? Why to Jukebox Junctlon , of course Every Thursday and Saturday nlght students from H H S and VHTIOUS surroundlng hlgh schools assemble at the Junctlon for a nlght of fun Danclng, plng pong and game playlng are the mam features Although thls organlzatlon IS new It has already proved to be a huge success It s managed completely by the students who sell membershlp tlckets, refresh ments, and keep the rooms orderly and clean Two outstandlng ex ents of the year were the Hallowe en and Chrlstmas partles The officers wx ere Preszdeni Peggy Kramer l we Pruzdf nfs I- flxxard lferdlnanrl Angela Sabxa Secretary Lols Kmes lreu urer Anne Dans Hu Uufmger John O Donnell James Kenvin CAN I l l N UFFICI' HS fauna 46 Almanac! efzcmad i The Hazleton High School Advanced Chorus, under the capable direc- tion of Mr. Donald Will, again completed a banner year. Among the many achievements that added laurels to the chorus's record were their performances in assembly, churches, community clubs and organi- zations, radio programs, and the annual Christmas program which proved to be a marked success. At this event Miss Jane Kenvin was chosen honor soloist of the year. In the spring the colorful Spring Music Festival was presented in col- laboration with the other schools of the city. As a grand finale to the 1945-46 term the group participated in the Baccalaureate service and the Commencement exercises. The personnel of the Chorus was as follows: SopranofBetty Derr, June Dittbrenner, Iris Doyle, Charlotte Farber, Betty Gulla, Anastasia Hatches, Jane Kenvin, Anne Kostenbauder, Virgil Marcinkevich, Sally Newell, Betty Rasan, Rosemary Smith, Lois Sword, Jeanne Walleze, Irene Zelloe. Alto--ffMary Ellen Barth, Sally Ann Bast, Ruth Boyle, Geraldine Briesel, Kathryn Chorba, Verna Cook, Gladys Cournow, Dona Esposito, Alma W Fichter, Gloria Kostick, Alice Lanyon, Peggy Loewer, Mary Lou Lucia, Jane Kanvins, Honor Soloist Mary Menig, Agnes Palichka, Jeanne Yackshaw, Lubow Yonkovig. Tenorf Raymond Bodner, Michael Buglio, Anthony Colombo, George Gilbert, Robert Gothie, Jerry Klemow, Eugene Koval, Edward Lowell, George Tamanini, Joseph Tanner, James VValton, David Wiltsie. MALE QUARTET Bass-Nicholas Allegretto, Philip Barth, Eugene Boyle, Eugene Buglio, LeRoy Hinkle, Emil Parvensky, John Pusti, Edward Rayson, David Ros- borough. ' Accompanists Peggy Loewer, Alice Lanyon. Left to right: George Gilbert, Eugene Buglio, Ray Bodnar, Anthony Colombo. firm -56 f 120 Ghaaal Glad Several outstanding programs have been presented this year in H.H.S. through the efforts of the Choral Club under the direction of Mr. Donald Will. The organization was begun six years ago by Mr. George Schwartz and has thus far maintained a high standard of musicianship. The main social event of the year was the Christmas Banquet held in the high school cafeteria. CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS Office-rs of the club for the 1943-46 te-rm wore: llV6'wl!I4'II' , Peggy Loewer l'ir-r-1'r4'.si1lwfil . Anastasia l-latches Srrrrlury , . . Helen Toth 7vff'IIS!lI'I'f , Mary Ellen Barth lim. of Pnzlzls Jane Kenvin Asif. lfruirclsfr. , James Meister 1'UU'IIlUIl'7l lieporlrr . Ruth Boyle .lIwHlIllllllIl'l'f Hwpnrlwr Jerry Klemow 121 X drum 46 Jfaglellan .Jfiqfz School Eamf MR. G. P. SCHWARTZ The Band hit a new high in its concert work for this year. The music of the band was made available to many more people than formerly through the presentation of a weekly program in which the band, as a group, and various members, as soloists, had major parts. In addition to playing for all home football and basketball games, the band was heard in concert at several of the Forum Lectures, and of course, at the yearly concert given on April 26, which was the highlight of the calendar for the year. Flute and PiccoloeJoseph Fagan, Alice Lanyon, Martin Swank, Ruth Krapf, Nancy Kostenbauder, Edna Glance. Ob0eeRuth Greschner, James Geffert. Solo Clarinet --John Lapchak, Daniel Scambia, Edward Lowell, Stephen Patrilyak, Emil Parvensky, Jean Day. Second Clarinet John Wersinger, Betty Jane Welch, Robert Holman, Edward Carsgo. Third Clarinet eRichard Kelshaw, John Chladon, Richard Olenik, Bar- bara Hill, Dolores Pushauver, Ruth Haber, Clyde Schultz. Z6 Alto Clarlnet Bernard Pollock August DeFrank Bass Clartnet Peggy Loewer Mary Katherlne Tlnner Fzrst Alto Saxophone Henry Green Mlchael G0ydlSh Frankhn Stlsh Second Alto Saxophone Harold lNewsom Kenneth Coach Josephlne Yannes Tenor Saxophone Ralph Catlno Mlchael Prokop Barztone Saxophone Thomas Stanley Eugene Kostlck B lqolo Cornet MlCh39l Bugho Walter Bronbusch Eugene ug 10 Ol Second Cornet Donald Stlsh Anthony Trombmo Joseph exa Thlrd Cornet George Kochers Joseph Iles Thomas Tom ashefsky Fzrst Trumpet James We1 slnger Fred Mader Second Trumpet Frank Clatch MIKE BUGLIO Student DlF8Ct0P French Horns Charles Rehrlg Wllllam Herr Evelyn Vlda Walter Stone Barztone Ruth Brown Verna Cook Joseph Kender Fzrst Trombone Andrew Rompllla Robert Mock Second Trombone Robert GlCklHg Thzrd Trombone Alfred Mancuso Lawrence Dona Sonsaphones Joseph Kovalelk Norman Hochella Albert Rosen Davld Glldenberg Percusszon John Mooney Aaron L1nt7 Aaron Deltch Rlchard Jones John Marchettl Nan Roman BellL11ra Elolse Snyder lwafvaeflled. 'V' RUTH BROWN LUCY MACCALI BETTY RANSON ,gp-Q BETTY MATTHAEUS W and CATHERIINF ZFNGO LOIS SVN ORD GFRALDINP COGANI FLORIF SCARAN l fr 1123 new f Zz' Jem' ful' M, s,,a,,z,W, owaazw The Hazleton Senlor Hlgh School Orchestra, under the capable d1rect1on of Mr Donald Wlll has met Wlth another very successful Vear The orchestra contrlbuted thelr muslc to the Chrlstmas Carol SEFVICG and the Chrlstmas Assembly Programs ll hey also offered thelr SGFVILGS to many of the Thesplan productlons, as Dont Take My Penny, Junlor MIQS, and Murder ln Rehearsal The group topped off the year b takmg a part IH the Sprlng Muslcal F9StlV3l The personnel IS as follows Vnolm Nancy Baran Helen Demjan 1sh Karl Eroh Joseph Kender Gerald Kostluk Paul Llstlak Nancy Markward Thomas Maurer Mary Lllen McHugh Fred Oberholtzer Cello Jane Garner Ann Kostenbauder Plano Marxlyn George Peggy Loewer Clarnnets Robert Holman John Laphchak John Welslnger Trumpets Eugene Bugllo Mlchael Bugho Walt r Dornbusch Trombone Andrew Romp1lla Verna Cook Flute Joseph Fagar Ahce Tanyon Oboe Ruth Greshner Saxophone Ralph Catxno Henry Gr en Thomas Stanley Horn Charles Rehrlg Percussnon Rlc-hard lone Aaron Llntz John Mooney Xxolxn Qoloxst NANCY BARAN Accorrpanlt MARILYN CFORGF drum 46 . , l U . . . . , . , . s. x 2 I ' 1 r . ' I ' ' ' . is 1 H as ' ' 77 66 17 . , ' - . 1 V .. ' ' ' s 1 - , I I I - 'l ' . '. . ' ' ' L. , L, , . . , , ' 1 ' ! 5 K , I t A Bassef Carmen Despmto, Ralph Klme. . ,Y , t 3 . , L. I . VM , 1 , ' e s . , 7 . , ' . ' A, I J' . 1 4 ' y 4 e , , ' , . U ' ' ' . 5, ' , . Y. . L, -.4 AY Y A . A , N I 5 A A I X 124 f I.. ,fg 1 o en. nv 1 1 li p 'V Q I 'F' , ' I, ..- ,o4f' , r O' Q MV vi , Q, -.Z . - f Rf , , I. Gi-zxilzmxi, I Assmmm' fx 4 Sfacfenll eaanci The Student Council and General Assembly were organized in the school for the purpose of promoting by cooperative participation the general welfare of student activities, preserving and maintaining the good name and traditions of the school, and fostering good scholarship, high ideal s, good conduct, and school spirit. The Student Council is composed of the presidents of the Senior and Junior classes, the principal of the school, and three members of each class. The General Assembly is composed of one representative from each homeroom and a faculty member chosen by the principal, A constitution was drawn up and ratified by The officers of the Student Council were: Prcsirlcnl ..., , ..,.. . . , .Pat Capece lvifl'-f,Tl'S'flll'Ilf . ,.., . Peggy Kramer Sccrciary ..... .... A lice Patterson Trcasu rcr , ....... , , .Daniel Scambia the members. The otfice were: Prcsirlcnl . . , l'i1'c-Prr-.sidwlf Secretory ., rs of the General Assembly . , . ..... Peggy Kramer , , ..., Anthony Colombo , . .... Lorraine De.Ioseph 1 , V A 125 I, ,'ftLfLfQ , i ' r X! ,,fZ0ff- fi, K V y iff' A, fi 5 Ivy, A fl! 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X ,gxght vfosg m V luaunl 0 ai lhe Mountalneer Club IS the staff Whlch pubhshed nlne monthly lssues of the school news from September to May Boastlng of one of the largest llsts of subscrlbers thlS year s staff completed a successful season under the dlrectlon of MISS Helen C H1ll faculty advlser, Mr El1as Morgan, busmess manager and Mr Howard Dels, prlntmg lnstructor On the adJo1n1ng page are headhnes, plctures, and artlcles Whlch have been publlshed 1n the first lssues of thls years Mountalneer THE STAFF Erlztor rn ckzef Lubow YOHkOVlg Assoczate Edzlors RuthTomas1ck, Anastasla Hatches, Betty Curllla, June Grlggs S ports Edziors Russell WISE Anthony Damlan Copy Reader Pearl Kllne Photographer Dorls X eglla Erchange Editor Sallv Mltchell Annes' Reporter Ellen Drumtra Busmrss Staff Margaret Koslap, Glorla Bonln, Dolores Lovr1n1c Florle Reporlers Agnes Koklnda Stew ard Y eale ROSHFIO Marotta Jean Dougherty VW alter Dornbusch Arlene ln Eleanor Burdash Jame Geflert Fleanor DFGlS9l Nlarlallne Lozl Joan Par ente Donald Richards Charles Frlxx arrls erry Klemow Peggy Kramer Dorothy Kutchl Janet Thomas Joan Phllllps Bar hara Robertson June Dltt brenner Catherlne lengo lean Vhlmot Betty Ra an Irene 'Nhkolo ky Fdlth Ben dow Arlene Gersteen Irene Rosen Ralph Kllne Car mella DeBatto Jane KQHYIH Rose Deltth Scaran, Carmella Roman 17 drum 46 ,, . . . . . . . . . , ' . I f . Y Q 1 1 v . , . g . . ' ' ' ' V H ' H , . . . L f Y? y . , . . . . . A f ir 7 7 4 .4 I , , , 5 U, 5 Y ' Y S 'l Y Montone, Eleanor Wanchsh- 1 -' 1 I U v 1 I -' f 1 A . , Y . , - fy A.: - .- , ' Q, J ' 7 ' 7 , ' 5, 5, ' , - vi' 1 J Y . , s' , -' ' S , . ' - vi ' 'l . J -' 1 1 ' ' . . Y , I L9 K 52 Vtl4 'Z,7w' Top row left to rlght That olcl gang Vamty on dlspldy Hubba. hublm' My first flymg le-exon Second mg who up? Practlce makea erfect The leanmg post The great lover' Fourth row Report card day Whom are y xpectmgv anna 46 130 row: Isn't thil: cl0zy?g Jivinl at the Junctiorlg Cllte!!!g Justhplainy loafingg VVhat llalance! A Third roxxizl Whcfs hold- 5 2 mf -1:1 W lfffsfw iffyfwfiww X f QQ X Z fl WWZK X 6,22 , ZTWCW X 2 AZ' Hf 4 . - ' .M , f 4 , jg. 1 I 4 7 ' f , 4 f 'fdWU 'Z A wff G55 Fi Q 1 mx X' ff W yi Z! 4 ' ' I ' m 5 Z , A W Z 4 f 'Z f Q I ff X f Q 4 i a , . , f f 0 1 X J fl V 'ffl 4 ' AM' 4f,f 1 Z Z f I I 1 xr - Ye 1 WON 6 27.uAzLsrou H1 7..HA1Lf1ouu.s O...Hn1Ls1ou H.s O...l-IAILETON H3 HAzLeroN H.s I-lAzLe'roN HS O ...... HAZLETON HS ,.HA1LE1'oN H.S I4 ....., HAZLETON H.S, 7 . .....HAzLE1oN H.S. 7.. .... HAILETON HS. HAZ LETON fndr ..... Su.ocK- Gzfards' .... SOCHA- hrlfffoi. Mussounf Cvfkfflf Bd6'A'.S'..KI2EMER MouNo-SMm+ 'x li' ' ',,. ' ' f . . ' 3 I mmm '36 NW W McAoooH6 HAILE TwP...O WlLLlAl'1SP'T...l8 Aa.LENT0wN...33 STEELTON . .. 0 SHAMOKIN ....... 6 Suusurzv ..... . . , O BETHLEHEM. .... 20 SHENANDOAH ..... O PoTTsvlLLE ..... 27 W.I-IA1.LEToN. .... .O LOSIZ 4 M4 I-I.S.I.lNEUP I2osATo -S'cHArzn Doucnsnrv -SAcco- DEBELLE -KURDZIEL STROCK KLOCEI4-NEMCHICK 5CHEEPi., 133 drum -56 QKAVE A SCARCI LLA J SENKO Coat- A s t Coggh Faculty Manager .1 f as gf goalie!! at la ns to the 1945 football squad' May you be as successful IH yo fut llfe as you have been on the grldlron Q rx a s cessful se Under tralnmg of Coach George Kavel and h1S asslstant BQ dgafh arce t Mountameers obtalned the good reputatlon of belng J WV? p a g thus galnlng the respect of every team 1n the regxon nt factor ln our smooth runnlng team was John Senko faqulty Who so ably managed the finances of the games J HAZLETON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SQUAD 4 Hmm 46 N4 68' a .v Wd. rig' 4. 4 V ' 4 , ' v.S X tx 1 V - g l x' ,fs Q ,fx X Q d '11 Q -' zhxv S bf 5, T X, Y' . Q dys 1: ,n-. W . l Ja. 1 ' 'J 'th a Hne record of 6 1 4 losses, and 1 tie, the H.H.S. team completed D. 1 1 1. 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A ,F 'sg 2.1 rl ft' V l It j f Y 3 - rt Y, f A I if Ze MICHAEL JOSEPH EDWARD WANDISHIN Manager Manager When the tlme came to elect captalns thls year a very unusual thlng occurred There were four el1g1ble boys namely Kremer Mussohne Rosato and Klocek consequently they were all elected Bob Dougherty klcklng 11 ogt of 12 extra pomts earned hlmself a record of whlch he may well be prou At all home games the students led by the cheerleaders and band were on hand to support thelr fightlng team While large delegatlons of fans Jour neyed to the away games to encourage thelr favorltes September 19 Hazleton 27 McAdoo 6 After three postponements Hazleton Hlgh finally opened lts 1945 foot ball season wlth a brllhant vlctory over the McAdoo eleven by a score of 27 6 The first touchdown was made by Phll Klocek maklng the score 6 O An lnterceptlon by Strock and the extra polnt by Dougherty brought the score up to 13 0 Runs by Mohno and Smlth made the score 27 0 Blelen scored the touchdown for McAdoo ALL IN A DAY S WORK 130 V Q ,l : z, .b - 77 X .-'VV' TEM , ,.. I. ,HJ- I ,. , . 1 f . n 1 Y . ' - r 1 9 . . 1 2 . ! . ' . I 7 a . , I n , . Y - . .. - : , - - ' u ' J . PHIL IP ffjizlfcf 0.-A J f ,OL Wgjiidj 6 5,41-Ll-0-3 yy? i o f b 26 'ii7i Ill ,ps-ogg c o e Hwy, Hazleton 0 M16 if? unbury 0 Stopping a Sunb y touchdo n drive on their six yard line as the game ended, Hazleton High battled to a 0-0 tie before 4,000 fans at the Owls' stadium. Fumbles cost Hazleton several opportunities and put brilliant runs by Russ Kremer and Nick Yackanicz to naught. The closest Hazleton came to a touch- down was in the second period when they reached the Sunbury 203 however, a fumble ended this drive. Both teams played a brilliant defensive game that Will be long remembered by all who witnessed the game. November 3 Hazleton 0 Bethlehem 20 Eight thousand spectators saw the Bethlehem team win a victory over the Mountaineers. Although Hazleton put up a good fight, the Steelers' powerful team blitzkrieged their way through the defense, making the score 13-0 at the end of the first half. In the last frame Bethlehem scored their third touch- down, bringing the final score up to 20-0. November 9 Hazleton 14 Shenandoah 0 Before a crowd of 5,000 fans Hazleton defeated the Shen- andoah Blue Devils 14-0. Russ Kremer made the Mountaineers' first touchdown by going over from the 1 yard line. The second touchdown was made by Carl Nemchick, who cut through tackle, slipped through the secondary defense, and, with a burst of speed, was over the goal line for the most sensational play of the game, a 46 yard run. Bob Dougherty kicked the extra points making the final score 14-0. November 16 Hazleton 7 Pottsville 27 In its final Big 15 Conference game H.H.S. lost to a speedy Pottsville team by the score of 27-7 . Striking early in the first period, the Potters took a lead they never relinquished. The Blue and White team scored in the second period on a pass from Kremer to Silock, who Went over standing up. Bob Dougherty kicked the extra point. November 22 Hazleton 7 West Hazleton 0 The Hazleton High School football team won its final game of the season by defeating the West Hazleton eleven with a score of 7-0. It was Nick Yackanicz who broke through the West Hazleton line to block a kick behind the goal line, making the score 6-0. Dougherty converted the extra point to make the score 7-0. ' ' -3 tl? ig y,. r J L' i l w 4541-1 T 5 .ff 1945-46 GAMES H.H.S. Opponent 64 Sunbury 10 22 Tamaqua 19 38 Swoyersville 29 40 Tamaqua. 28 Plymouth 19 41 Nesquehoning 19 33 Easton 25 57 Meyers 22 36 Williamsport 33 20 Allentown 38 35 Bethlehem 32 45 Pottsville 30 37 Allentown Central 41 35 Williamsport 19 70 Mount Carmel 35 28 Allentown 36 37 Bethlehem 39 7 Pottsville 26 Hmm Z6 Z 138 HAZLETON H. S. LIN GUARDS D. ROSBOROUGII A. HOLMAN J. TAYLOR S. KOSIAK R. KRAMER CENTERS N. CUSAT D. MCI-IUGH FORWARDS N. SCALLION P. CAPECIC J. CAPICCFI J. LAMONICA P. HIGGINS MANAGERS B. JOSEPH E. WANDISHIN E enum 46 H V McGEEHAN F SERANY J SENKO Coach Asst Coach Faculty Manager Eaakezfdall Congratulatlons to the 1945 46 basketball squad who by thelr fine team Work came thlough Wlth a grand total of fifteen wms and only four losses Because of graduatlon mne semors Wlll leave the team thls year namely Joe Capece Pat Capece Chlcky LaMon1ca Nell Cusat Don McHugh Phll Klocek Russ Kremer Paul H1gglHS and Steve Koslak Rosborough Sk1tko and Guscott Wlll form the nucleus for the 1946 47 Varslty Basketball Team To Mr McGeehan coach Mr Serany asslstant coach and Mr Senko faculty manager go our hearty thanks for the excellent basketball season whlch was enjoyed by all the fans December 7 1945 Hayleton 64 Sunbury 10 The 1945 1946 basketball season opened up at Hazleton w1th an over whelmmg vlctory for the Mountalneers The Blue and Whlte outplayed and outclassed Sunbury rollmg up a score of 64 10 Scallion, Taylor, Holman,,Stish, Hyde, ,Tombasco, Beechay3.Masanovitchi 36 140 tk MICHAEL JOSEPH EDWARD WANDISHIN Manager Manager December 11 1945 Hazleton 22 lamaqua 19 In a tense nerve racklng game with lamaqua High Hazleton managed to win at the last moment Untll the third quarter Tamaqua had remained out front but finallv rallying the Mountaineers forged ahead to take the lead The game ended with the final score being 22 19 in favor of Hazleton December 14 1945 Hazleton 38 Swoyersville 29 Nell Cusat was the Hazleton star during the Swoyersville game His outstanding play1ng led Hazleton off to a grand start and gave us a safe margln Whlchlwe were able to mam tain throughout the entire game bringing the game to a close with a score of 38 29 December 18 1945 Hazleton 40 Tamaqua 28 By turnlng back a stubborn Tamaqua team the Mountameers gained thelr fourth straight victory A large holldav season crowd Was present as the Tamaqua Cagers put up a fight to the finlsh The buzzer finally sounded endmg the game with a score of 40 28 December 21 1945 Hazleton 55 Plymouth 19 Hazleton High showed thelr best form of the season as they ran rampant over Plymouth by a score of 55 to 19 Durlng most of the first period Plymouth was leading but Hazleton gathering momentum as the game progressed Went on to a brllllant vlctory December 28 1945 Hazleton 41 Nesquehonlng 19 Before a sell out crowd at the Hazleton High Gym the Mountaineers chalked up thelr slxth victory Our boys dls played fine team work in th1s thrilling basketball contest, com mg out on top with a score of 41 19 January 4, 1946 Hazleton 33 Easton 2.1 Hazleton trounced Easton, its first Eastern league opponent, wlth a score of 33 25 Forging ahead as the first half ended, the Mountaineers never relinquished their lead The players' br1l llant floor work and thelr scrappy play off the back boards were important factors toward the final victory 141 i. 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January 8 1946 Dj on 57 Meyers 22 0 j' The untalneers trampllng the Meyers squad of Wllkes Jfffarre brolght the game to a close w1th a score of 57 22 Although kwa ,jj I7 hl wasjd an Eastern League game lt was a great vlctory for dxf January 11 1946 ,Iiazle 36 Wllllamsport 33 An overflow crowd of 3000 fans was on hand hoplng to see the Mllllonalres unbeaten ln the1r five games thus far stop the Mountalneers who had won elght games m a row but when he final whlstle blew Hazleton had chalked up lts nlnth vlctory 1th a score of 36 33 January 18 1946 azleton 20 Allentown 38 Hazleton Hlgh suffered lts first defeat of the season to a powerful Allentown team Although our boys were on the short end of the score durlng the whole game they fought hard unt1l the very end fimshlng wlth a score of 38 20 January 22 1946 Hazleton 35 Bethlehem 32 After a hard fought battle Hazleton Hlgh won a thrllllng NICHOLAS SCALLION vlctory over Bethlehem Hazleton tralled behlnd rlght to the last quarter when they made an outstandlng comeback and brought the game to a finlsh wlth a score of 35 32 January 25 1946 Hazleton 45 Pottsvllle 30 The Mountalneers got off to a slow start holdlng a bare 6 5 lead over the v1s1tors at the end of the first perlod In the second perlod Hazleton began to cllck and from then on the team never rellnqulshed thelr lead The score of thlS game was 45 30 February 1, 1946 Hazleton 33 Easton 31 A powerful Hazleton team beat the classy Easton team at Easton by the score of 33 to 31 Hazleton led all through the game, but ln the fourth quarter Easton threatened by a last mlnute rallv However, thelr efforts fell a llttle short, and Hazleton went on to vlctory February 5, 1946 Hazleton 37 Allentown Central Cathollc 41 Allentown Central Cathollc Hlgh defeated a stubborn '1 PAUL HIGGINS . 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W A wif V ,fbyf ing' 5 WU W ff 5 'fffffv NEIL CUSAT JAMES LAMONICA STEVE KOSIAK Hazleton team at Allentown by the score of 41 to 37 All the way through it was a hard fought battle in which neither team was in the lead very long Hazleton fought gallantly but the brilliant Allentown team staved off their last rally and won the February 8 1946 Hazleton 35 Williamsport 19 The Mountaineers handed Williamsport its second defeat of the season Although during the first half Hazleton trailed behind in the second half a snappy comeback added excitement to the game and effected a final score of 35 19 February 12 1946 Hazleton 70 Mount Carmel 35 In an exhibition game with Mount Carmel High School the Mountaineers rolled up 70 points as they beat a scrappy opponent. The highlight of this game was a set shot by Kremer thatl zipped the nets when there were but a few seconds left to p ay. game February 15 1946 Hazleton 28 Allentown 36 An overflow crowd of 1 700 saw the Mountaineers bow to Allentown 36-28. Allentown took the lead on two foul shots as the game got under way. Cusat s two field goals made the score 4-2. As the period ended the score was 7-4. Allentown managed to keep its lead throughout the rest of the game. This lead was too much for Hazleton to overcome and the game February 22 1946 Hazleton 37 Bethlehem 39 A Hazleton rally in the closing minutes of the game fell short, and Bethlehem nosed out the Mountaineers 39-37. The teams matched point for point as the game got under way, but late in the first period Bethlehem went ahead 10-9. Although the Mountaineers battled valiantly, Bethlehem held to their lead as the time ticked away, ending with a score of 39-37. March 1, 1946 Hazleton 27 Pottsville 26 The Mountaineers ended their 1945-46 season with a 27-26 win over Pottsville, making a record of 15 victories and 4 losses. Pottsville was ahead by a small margin until the third period when Hazleton began to spark. Hazleton never relinquished their lead, and when the final buzzer sounded, the score was 27-26. ended 36-28. i DAVID ROSBOROUGH fi Ii. , y y, 9 h gf m--ai 5 . X tg 3 ALLAN HOLMAN ,vw gf 2 fZ.,J V Jdggllfpglppjiffil' Badkelzafl QSM 'Qllwfx ll they contlnue domg as well ln he future as they have m the past these boys wlll lead the1r ae Baakeiiall lhc Sophomorr Basketball tram under the tutorage of Mr Rex Antlnozzl had 1 short but suumssful season mnnmg the majorlty of thelr games Mr Md fehan and Mr Serany are looklng forward Lu havmg the Sophomore stare as a nucleus for the Narslty Feam ln the mar future team to numerous vlctorles f I 4, fs- , , ,515 I r' ' A if -V 'lin . L -J ,...,-. lkyi'xLj',,y'Aj Nlxli A A, me r 2 A 5 Y A J.. .. U' W ' . Q , 'Q 1. 5 .. Many of our outstandl g ' . players partlmpated inlsome of the important league games. N I, I 144 'lfahmetiea 'lhe elght glrls who performed thelr dutles so well durmg the basketball and football games were the Ha7leton Hxgh School Lsherettes These glrls dressed m neat Whlte sklrts and navy blue sweaters selxed the fans IU a cheerful md ple isant manner rl hex dld an excellent lob of seatmg the m my followers of the H H S Mountametrs notlced their cheerv smlles and congenlal ,Qreetmgs 'lhe elght Q1I'lS who composed thls helpful squad were C xptun IORPAIXI DeIOQl IH DOHOIHX I-Xl l O OAX CIPC IO IHFINIMX SNlIlH NIPXPI-XX NPIPIRI l Frlvl E COl PNUXK 'NIAPX LP ls 'XIQC Fl HAN POSFII HX XR Al Kll drum -76 X ,Z- 'X - f 'ff 'AX ' ' 1 ,V ' Q' ke 1 -e , K 'C iz I K . N u n . . 1 1 . I Y 4 . V Vx 1 . , LL n s. 1 K Y. A I ni, nu '.v , I 5, A1 Q n v ' . A nl. These girls have received many compliments from the fans, and all have I L J K4 A 4 v L 4 4 AA A A A A N A - A 1 4 J 4 , LA A A L 1 4 A I 4 1 . . v 4- , ' N, , L 4 A 4- A 1 A L 1 .3 X V mmm 56 Gkemleacfeaa Top: iff! fn riglzf Martha Kluchor, Miss Dorothy M. Bayless, Adviserg Lois Knios, Vmzlf-r Anita Morgan, Vernon Jones, Co-captain: Angela Sabia, Co- captaing Ruth Tomasick. BottomfJohn DeCusatis, Anthony Colombo. X 146 i i PRINCIPAL M35 QQ ki 'NEKT 0 l.ovE Lou I-095 XZ oFF-'IGF 1 sN Q 21 Gbf' Q2 2 is I 5 LDLKER ' JUST UNE X f 5 ' X E? X 1, sn xx 0 L 3 I 'I N X O f , 1 9 re g Q f :ffl .- all Y' ' 1 Q Q 9' .fi 1,- Q' r ,, 5 ... 7 QC '3 -S ,, I Q a I -- VJ K -3, S 4' 5 9 ll :M 'X -tu! x S X 5,2 XY, .1 ' -R f Q- N ' I f Kc 'Q is ,gfbs .. .. ss- Phll Smlth IS the gym teacher now And It seems that today Pete DeMarzo IS golng to show boxlng sklll Whrle Steve Kosrak puts on a basketball drsplay Hark I hear a phone rmgmg Martha Maguschaks playlng around She keeps omce secretary Flchter Jumplng Plugglng 1n the swrtches to make them sound There s a gala occasron IH the audltorrum Guest stars there wlll be galore Lewre Maylath IS stage chlef now Surprlses there wlll be, more and more Look' Actress Rose Dertch wxll act as M C And so shell announce the show Fmrst the great commedrennes Delsroth and Ferdlnand Wlth laughter wlll lay us all low Just a mrnute What s that I hear The mellow notes of Goydlsh and Bugho Soundlng out so clear Ah the llghts go low Peggy Loewer tlnkles the keys There s Irene Zelloe stepplng out To slng as sweet as you please What more than the best of Broadway do you want That s what you ve heard so far And look who she s lntroducxng now Jeanne Wrlmot Bllly Rose s Acquacade star There can t be more but look over there I see two sallors Joe Kohuth and Bllly Harrls And there s Hyzmak and Dremock of the F B I They re back from spy catchlng IH Parls The program s almost over Except for a dancrng team, Ruthle Tomaslck and Jlmmy Humes They re strlckly on the beam I guess they re finrshed now, And we mrght as well go Hey what s thrs Phll Klocek professlonal whrstler Is startrng to blow Oh look Walter Wlnchell s prod1gy IS Slttlllg over there Her name IS Margre Koslop chattermg on wlthout a care Perhaps she could tell whats happened to some of the rest Ofbthe class of 46 Hazleton Hrgh Schools est Vlhat s thrs you were sayrng Marg1e'7 Lorena Schmltt s IH Chlna now? Therese Holly and she are uslng thelr medrcal talents? And I guess they know just how 1 And you say that Tony Columbo Got the most votes for Swoon Klng of 06 And that Dlck Hlnes cows glve the most mllk Cause he knows the latest farmlng tI'1CkS9 And Aaron Llntz has the blggest dehcatessen Phat New York ever saw? And Ducky Kurdzlel the post master general Just thought up a new postal law Have the clothes of Janey Prrce and Nancy Row and become famous I rt true that Mary Hlggrns ls the Pepsodent Smlle Queen? Is Debby Spoont a known psychologrstq And does Tony Mussolrne coach the Not Dame team? And those Z cute shortles Cusat and Ram avlglla Are berng featured by Yanuzzl ln Drefender fer s show Whlle John Mooney the bralny boy Has won hlmself fame, wealth and nary a foe I guess thats all you have to tell And except for the hosprtal we re done After mrlhonalre Nell Gugllmell burlt hls swlmmlng pool The promment supervmsor Sally Mltchell Has Jane Garner s readlngs for the patxents entertalnment The other nurses also do thelr part For the hospltal s sustarnment Wlth nurses Kostenbauder, DHVIS Paltzlk and Houser Matas Broskoskl and the Wendels, too The hospltal schedule runs ever so smoothly And the cares of the patrents are but a few Keeprng records of all the lnmates Is Martha Klucher medxcal secretary Who also reglsters many cases Of whrch socral worker DeJoseph IS wary D1et1c1an LOUISE Polumbo plans the menus up here Whlle Jackle Mrllers the occupatlonal ther oplst And though youll say I m nuts The dlrectory states Dot Jallo IS pschylatrlst And when all these experts are done playlng And the heart beat Doc Parente cant hear He hollars real loud, and what do you thlllkq In comes Undertaker Ruthle Wear Now the day IS over The maglc rs wearlng off the trlck But you ve had a llttle gllmpse Of the world of a6 by Jane Kenvln L. 4 ,, A. . . ,- , ' I ' ' v L A.. v' K 1 1 1 I- I 1 1 . . h I . ' , X 5 , I , . . . . ' L 1 'I W . I . 1 . . 1 . ' ' ' I. . - 1 1 Y. ' ' . . .. ' ' ,- , , . ' re , , . . L In K 1 I 1,,,V 1 I . , '11 1 71 .V . 1 V . ' . . . . , . I v. . '. v ' ls N H H - 1 Y . I 14 1 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 . 1 Y ' y 1 ' ' ' ' He built the hospital just for fun. I ' . , . I Y ,, , , . 5, . L, , . . ' 1 D 1k y l ' ' .A ', . ,1 7 1 . 1 . ry V r ' I If i. I K , ' L' 1, 1 I , ,' ' . . L' . v ' 1 1 ' ' S . . . .' , 1 . ' . J' 'W 1 ' ' 7 . . 1 . . , . ! 7 . 7 . . ' , y W . ,V , , . V . . . . , , . , . . , 1 7 A A . . . . . S, 1- 1 ' . yr I I 148 7 .J Aff! COMPLIMENTS COAL RAIN COAL COMPANY AIND TUSCARORA STRIPPING CO drum 46 OF T JL NULDALE PA. I Photographers I0 the Parlzc ular WWE TVANILIEXYSTIUIDIHD --wuur 112 North Wyommg Street PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES DEVELOPING AND PRINTING KODAKS CINE KODAKS MOTION PICTURE ACCESSORIES PICTURE FRAMING Hazleton s Photographer Smce 1923 1 1 f drum 46 , . The lxzrgwsf and most Murlvrn Slurlfo in IU'flSff'I'Il l'crzm1. r 5 f CONGRATULATIONS TO 'IHI CLASS OF 1940 In m DUPLAN Hazleton Dlvxslon mmf I 1111 fo C ood H011 ITIL C omhlmnx Cueful 1111 n I mndlx Qupuxmon Depmrl Your If zzfme Begms Twin X mt 0111 P61 cmml Ofhcc gl xble M in xgznmwt fl mn Qtmdx VK ork drum 46 w 3 w 1 . J '. 'O v f .lv MAG 'I 1' Hfllln , , ir. ,i . . 1 1 x KT , . , i. ,,n. . I 4 nl Q 4' -' 1 r A 1- I.,-' ' x 1 Z 2 J A , 1 r 7 u, 4 V w . .. . . , K. . ,S , .xl I 152 COSGROVE Hazleton s Photographer Studio and Camera Shop W B t 3856 1 X drum Q76 Compliments of 7 The First with Everything Photographic 27 . road S . Phone I COMPLIMFNTS OF HAZLETON DRESS COMPANY .-61H V 'h' . ww - ENB I L 5. 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U .' c f. ., ' f , . ,l . 6 Y Join in Americak fastest growing sport . Q ' . KC ' ini v 1 rw Y rw V , A I A O I C O O I , . . I V V ' K in 2 ii 1 L 1 .77 ' S . 164 C OWIPI IIVIEIX IS GEISSLER KNITTING MILL COMPLIMI' NIS OF SCHDLTZ S Broad and X me Stree-tx Hazleton Pd Phone 7900 CONC R -X FUI A'I IONS to the Class of 1946 H B SPOONT CO D1am0nd Beddmg Outfitters Phono 4'1l Dxdmoncl Axe .md Vkyommg S BUY BONDS COMPLIMI' NTS OI' 6' ' Lorust, St ROBT D QL IN REALTOR Property 'Nlanfxgomfnt Insurdme Hazlftun lN.1tl Bank Bldg, CONIPLINIFNITS OI' J N KENVIN lzmmy il: lfnlugnu 'Ilan MEATS AND PROVISIONS J drum 46 Y 7 I I I In OF , , ', Neil Nut Iuurm, Mgr. N3,ti01'13l Market ' . ' ' ' t. 'Lp - .1 ' . uf- X COMPI IMENTS OI' Steckert B1others James P Costello, Jr r.Sq lsraell Klapper Esq Rol1ert.l Glllesple HOBBH BUC S L O O K Latest lme of all planes boats and Gas motors L1ndy s Hobby Shop 608 Alter St The Y W C A ms GIRL RESERVE CLUBS Ofle-ring Soual IflllCdtlOYl3.l and Revrea tlonal Opportumtles to HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS COMPLIMFN FS OI LEWIS BECCONE MEAT MARKET 191 S Pmc St Hazleton Phone 4'46 COMPLIMENTS OF Polmounter S Food Market GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS Phone 1818 Cor Mme SL Hdzle Sts Hazleton Pd LOMPLIMLNTS OI' J eddo Supply Co HY S MEN S SHOP Adam Hats Holeproof Hoslery B V D Products Sportswear Botany 500 Suits Sports Wear P W Broad St Hdzlcton P drum 46 r' , . ., . , . , . Q . . E . , sql f V I . . . . KK Q! l.A. . L. . . sy .',,. of 'I V I - J fy q .' y .1 -- A V D 7 7 . 'J . -' , ,Pa. X h 9 . , ' .'. . , .- ! 7 . t 1 LA 99 ' 1 . Z.. . ' . ' 4 , a, I 166 it fre H9-1 Phonu Re- roms 1VI1chael S Fu1 mtule Stole 6 1' -Xlter Strict II1LIcLon P Ill1C,l1 um t1 r COMPI IMI' NI F9 Ol' Registered Jewelers Amcrlrim C em Qoufty I Hr url Str Bob Smlth F101 1st 41 Fa t Broad Strut Green Houses West Hazleton Pa HAZLE QLLB BOITLIINC, CU KUMIIINII 'XIIS If D1 Edm1nC, Poppext DENTIST PENIQOLK RADIO Ions 9 CUNIPI INIIN IS UI' Hazleton Auto Bus Company G R Kmney Co ,Inc SY XX Broad Slreft Educator Deluxe Cushioned Arch Shoes ru lu Ix NNI X SIUIQIS Jl X drum 46 1' r fl. 1: sil 'A 2337 . , . , 1 . , . 1 4 , '10-L. 1 I 11 fu . . , 1' L ' A 2' 1 , 21. ' V zu-I G12 o , P op. 14 I' 'l Wt' COIVIPLIMI'IN'l'S UF COMI'LIMI'1N'I'S OF 9 1 1 Y IS ' ' 11 7 R. '1. .'1J' N L k V' v- 1 1 I IH -.53 A . 1 Soll wc- sivvly in '1.'.'C' COMPLIMFNTS OF OSCAR S STORE E Broad St Hazleton Pa Tony s Market Phone 3671 39 E Broad Street FRUITS SEAFOOD VEGETABLES POULTRY COMPLIMENTS OF J nnmy s Qulck Lunch Hajoca Corporatlon 42 00 S Church Street Hazleton Pa Manufacturers and Wholesalers Plumbing Heating Steam and Roofing Materlals Mull Mlne and lndustrlalSuppl1es Stokers Phone Hazleton 7683 W H Patterson Manager COMPLIMENTS OF Thomas Leather Co l Broad St Hazleton Pa TheC E Helmeslnsurance Agency C D Helmes J M Dougherty Plate Glass Personal Accldent Compensatlon Surety Bonds LICENSED BROKERS 413 Tradere Bank Bldg Phone 1820 Hazleton Pa COMPLIMENTS OF EUGENE JACOB S MEN S SHOP 13 W Broad Street COMPLIMENTS OF Harvey s Beauty Shop Rear Q99 N V1ne St Telephone 947 7 7 1 L' F A A- Y . , . Y 5 ' Fire Autornobile 7 7 7 7 ' I 6 l GS QONTPLINIPN Pb OP The Malket Basket Clarence -Xtherholt Prop Phone 9 161 819 VS Fourth St Joseph D Flull LUIVIBER YARD Corner l9th A. -Xlter 'it Phone N04 Hazleton P Kramel S Jewell y 1 1 Q YK yomlnp St Huleton C OMPLIMFN FS Ol' BYOREK b KNOTTY PINE BARBECUE 5 the gha N IX QUALITY BEVERAGES W Brnrl 8. Llnr ,ln St me ,330 Hazleton P Dlamond Supply C0 llewletm P CUNIPIINIIHNIS UI S 5 Iuesge Lompam 'Nlll NIS 1 IXJL b X drum 46 1, 'I I JA X Vw ' . 1 P1-nnu. Onl ' 1 hi -st, quality foorl Je' 'ell J J MO11an Sl SOD C7OMPLlMlCN'l'S OF Ph, :Jf . y an .,f, ll. 7 A 1 A 'l VU. ' .lfNIl'I. ',' UF Pl 7 ' 1 . v 1 W J fi . t. , ' vt Q. C l lf U I lf'9 Harry V Parente DISTINCTIVE CLASS RINGS INVITATIONS JEWELRY on North Wyommg Street Phone 4163 R COMPLIMENTS OF ROSEN S FURNITURE STORE Smclalr Reflnlng Co Clarence J Lonzer Agent HAz1.EToN's No 1 BREAD HAZLE MAID FOR MANY ye xre we have sup phed the trade wlth hlgh quallty ofhce equlpment lteme of both wood and steel l1k9W1S9 statlonery and or a SDSCIHI lnetallatlon a statxonery ltem or an office machlne consult u We want to Qerve you The North Sales Co '30 F Broad St Slnce 1922 Luncheonette and Soda Fountain Agente for WHITMAN S Bell and Howell Home MOVIPS BRUCE M HICKS The Altamont Hotel Bldg The Home of Hazleton Hlgh Students GERARD CACCESE FURNITURE RUGS 109 111 North Wyommg St HYMAN S STORES For SMART YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN X drum 46 I I 7 is suppllee. ' ,Be it ak sjngle desk,. chair EASTMAN KODAKS I S. I I ,. B f 1 'o SEIDEL THE FLORIST lm North Laurel St For Ifrr lz If Iounw and 1 UIWIIQPS COMPLIMFNVI S OP WILMOT Engmeerlng Company Tarone Brothers Self Servxce Super Markets 913819 Alter St Phunk 4fJ6l COMPLI MENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK l 38 W Broad St Phone 3911 PETER J PENSOCK DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Phfmf' 4 'J 'NIL -Xcloo P 2' S 'eu f0 ALlTY ICE CREAM PURE AS THE MOUNTAIN AIR Lazarus Electrlc Cente1 x Broul St Iidllililll l l mwn r Irene S Beauty Shoppe ll Nlarlxlf B mk Bldg, lhurlf 4646 Ire nc R1 h il-x llc nt: lx . X drum 46 f S .X- l J: X 1 Resiclenco 13 S. Manning St. ' . -. , a. Q 2 . ' '- 2 Y. 144 W. 2 - ,Par , A I' D L.l..z'.',Mg. li A2 l I 1 l Henry Laundry Co. CLEANERS AND DYERS Laundry and Dry Cleaning that Satisfies ALL Ladies' and Gent's Garments Neatly Repaired at Reasonable Prices Phone 2300 Pine and Maple Streets COMPLIMENTS OF Qlnmerfys Est. 1908 Jewelers and Silversmiths 29 E. Broad St. Hazleton Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF I Janov Shlrt Co COMPLIMENTS OF Patty S Bowl-Arena COMPLIMENTS OF Hazle Drug C0 nc COMPLIMENTS OF Hazleton Wholesale Grocery COMPLIMENTS or W A Z L 1488 on your dlal COMPLIMENTS OF mm 46 ' 7 ., I . Hazleton's Own Radio Station I ff f 172 COMPLIMENTS OF Attorney Rocco C Falvello Compliments of ALBERT G HARVEY CHIROPRACTOR 4th Sz Vine Sts. Phone 1366 Auerbach's Credit Jewel rs F tabllshed 1892 .30 W Broad St Hazleton COMPLIMFNTS OI' KING S CLEANERS Comphments of Hoch s One Stop Super S rvlce Drums Pa. Compllm nt of CONEY ISLAND The Omglnal place for H t We ners 33 N Wyomlng St COMPLIMENTS OF B LEVIN FURS COMPLIMENTS OF GRAND SMOKE SHOP West Broad St Hazleton Pa Cympllment of ACE PHARMACY N Wyommg St Hazleton BPSI WISHFS IO PHI' FACUI FY AND FI-IF STUDFNT BODY OI PHE HALLETON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1946 JANUS STAFF NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAI' 84 GOWN COMPANY 821 823 ARCH STREET PHILADELPHIA PA Manufatturels of Acaclemlc Caps C owns and Hoods fol Hlgh chools Colleges and l nlwersltles Also manufacturers of C hon C owns C lee C lub Robes and A C appella Robes C aps and Clowns ueed at Hazleton Hlgh School supplled by us A XJMLM. 46 . . e u ' ' as ' 1 ' 1 . . ,Pa. ' .' . e s 1 . 'Z u V 0 l .', '. . . . . . , . . l . , , . L 5 r ' qw , . , V . . L. ,Pa, , . 1 ry vu .1 . 1' l 1 1 1 1 ' . , ., 1 ., . C, ., V., f . .. . v v w v ' v Y 1 ., I 1 ., - .. I w ' ' ,- 13 Compllmente of WASCHKO S PHARMACY 2 7 N Wyommg St COMPLIMENTS OF F W WOOLWORTH Compllments of JAY S SPECIALTY SHOP 116 W Broad St Compllments of MAJESTIC FURNITURE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF CARLEYS POOL PARLOR COMPLIMFIN FS OF MARY A BOYLE Compllmente of CATHERINE S Laurel at Green Phon Compllments of Glldenberg s Auto Servlce 39 W Dmmond Ave Hazleton Pa Comphments of DR F H MILLER McAdoo P4 EIDAM BROS STUDEBAKER Compllment of DELUXE FUR CO 41 N Wyommg St Hazleton Pa COMPLIMFNT S OF Neapolltan s Grocery Store C mmpllment 1 f WILLIAM PIPPERT UPHOLSTERINC CO COMPLIMI NTS OF CORTEZ RESTAURANT COMPLIMFNTS OF DR E C CRYDER COMPLIMFNT S OF FICHTER S MARKET drum 46 9 . ' . . . CO 7 T, J 7 s . , . e 417 , 'I , - , , 7 1 ' ' S I. ' 4 1 . . , ' . , V T Y I 14 ' 7 1 J Y I . 0 I O 7 I 174 Goode Dells ered Free Of Charge M YONKOVIG Dealer ln Hugh Grade Meats Vle trlm meat not our customers Phone 11 'O N3 371 E Plne St Shamokln Pa FILBERT S '4 E Broad St Hazleton DIAMONDS JEWELRY WATCHES MARTIN COLANGELO MOTOR STORE MEATS AND GROCERIES 1 Peane St Hazleton Pa Phone 4091 COMPLIMFINTS 01+ DR N H HOLMAN R artaglxa s Food Store Phone 44 99 S Poplar St Hazleton COMPLIMI' NTS OF A FRIEND PALERMO S STORE 898 Alter Street Hazleton Marchett1's Hardware Store 137 North Wyommg St Phone P760 COMPLIMFNTS OI' A FRIEND WELCH S Dlstrlbutors General Merchandise Cmnt Sz Svcth Hazleton Pd A Shop For Smart Young Women DEBS 118 NV Broad St Hazleton Schmeer s Quallty Market Meats Groceries Green Truck Phone 394m 39 S Wyomlng Sr JOHN J SCATTON Watchmakers and Jewelers 169 Alter Street Hazleton Pa Compllments of DEITCH S BAKERY S Laurel St Hazleton Pa Compliments of CARL R JACOBS 18 N Laurel St Hazleton DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS HEIGHTS PHARMACY H VI Gl'l8SlIlg 404 S Poplar St Hazleton P Eat Howard s lce Cream O 614461 46 1' , 1 , ' , , , ' ' L . ' . ' , ,Pa. 11 Y V , , . . fl.:-FL? . ' . ' , '. v 4 1 1 1 TTY' ', . ' , '. T ' ' - 1 1-1 161 . ' . ' . ,Pa. Compliments of - Y 1. , , ,Pa. A ' . L. Y 1 1 1 I' .1 ' , , '. , . 7 l Y . . ' , ,Pa-1. . T ' , ' 4- 7 77 , '- 1. ' . , '. . 'pal '1.' ' ,a. I Compllments of KLINGER LUMBER AND SUPPLY COMPANY Compllments of UNITED WALLPAPER CO 48 N Wyornmg St Hazleton Pa FIRE AUTO BONDS M J LAPUTKA AND SONS General Insurance Agents 305 Amerxcan Bank Burldmg Phone 1037 Hazleton S A COHN SL BROTHERS Hardware Palnts Housewares 100 10' N Wyommg Street Hazleton Pa BOND CLEANERS 76 N Wy0m1Hg St Hazleton Pa CLEANING PRESSING TAILORING Compllments of Central Bowling Alleys 1312 W Broad St Hazleton Pa Cornpllments of lerro s Furnxture Store Inc 77 N Wy0mlHg St Hazleton Pa COMPLIMENTS OF MADISON RESTAURANT COMPLIMENTS OF A P KEIRLE COMPLIMENTS OF DR J H HARRISON COMPLIMENTS OF GIRL SCOUTS Compllments of Western Unlon Employees Hazleton Pa Fisher s Candles SL Novelties Grand Theatre Bldg Hazleton Pa Compllments of Boston Shoe Rebullclers Damel Turse Cornpllments of DR W H FEGLEY OPTOMETRIST PILGRIM CANDY SHOP 36 W Broad St Hazleton Pa HIGH QUALITY CANDIES Always Dehcwus and Fresh final Z6 H , , , Pa. l , . Phone 1287 f- - - y ' F' ' ' . . , . . . COMPLIMENTS OF Dr Charles W Brown HAROLD E LUNDY REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL INSURANCE 109 Eaet Broad St Phone 2748 R Hazleton Pa Compllmente of DIAMOND THEATER Mlke Dumbrawsky Mgr N grim llc ,hir ills: w a ood se SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 46 from Mr Sz Mrs Arthur Kramer COMPLIMENTS OF SAUL AND SON Compllments of Schwartz Muslc and Repair Shop Compllmenta of VOGUE BEAUTY SALON 200 Markle Bank Hazleton Pa Compllmente of WYOMING PHARMACY Next to the Peeley Theatre LAUREL BOOK SERVICE Katherlne Sz Karl Goedecke 33 W 3rd St Hazleton Pa Phone 3007 COMPLIMENTS OF CITY TIRE CO Compllments of JOHN G SPENCER AND 1-us cowBoYs COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Phone 903 LETTIERE S GARAGE BODY AND FENDER WORKS Automoblle Repalrmg and Towlng Servlce f03 209 S Poplar St Hazleton Pa Compllments of MARTIN S KID SHOP Next to the Cap1tol Theatre Everything for Kids LUSHER AND LUSI-IFR On Time Printers 28 30 W Green St Hazleton Pa anna 46 ' 1 . K ' 'XX X ., ll , X . , . A f a Y o , . I I - K Books of all Publishers Q . . F , . , 44 H 9 L -' ' . . , ' . 1 V J II ' YI ' ' ' - . . , . Compllments of KROHN S MEAT MARKET Tresckow Pa COMPLIMENTS OF Dr FRED R SEIDEL, D D S CQMPLIMB NTS OF CORAL S MARKET Flshlng and Huntlng Supplles POLLOCK AND MANN 3:9 W Broad St Hazleton Pa Compllments of JEDDO SHOE STORE Tony Ferdrnand Prop Phone 94.2 Room 607 Theresa Anne Beauty Shop SPCCIBIIZIUQ xn all Beauty Andes Theresa Guadlano Anne D Angelo Markel Bank Bldg Hazleton Pa Complxments of ALLAN S SHOE STORE 6 N WyOmlHg St Hazleton Pa COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND I-Iomemald Candles Ice Cream Next door to the Capltol Theatre Stelner s Fur SL Dress Shop 14 16 S Wyommg St Hazleton Pa Compllmentzs to The Class of 1946 A FRIEND JOE KENNEDY S MEAT MARKET 407 South Poplar St Telephone 097 Hazleton Pa. Comphrnent of Stanley Jaslnowskl, Grocer 690 Seybert St Phone 17.23 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITY BOOK STORE COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE CLEANERS WEARS INC Apparel for Women and Misses Hotel Altamont Phone 1069 CAPITAL LUNCHEONETTE BEST WISHES P awww 46 W COMPLIMENTS OI The Wyoming Servlce Station COMPLIMENTS OF C Sz R PROVISION CO COMPLIMENTS OF CLICK SHOE STORE COMPLIMENTS OF BARNEY CHENETZ Dr MAURICE L BLUM OPTOMETRIST EYESIGHT SPECIALIST 140 We t Broad Street above Sears Roebuck Phone 74.29 Hazleton Pa Complxmente of WITTICH S Your Muszc Dealer Compllments of EIVIPY MACHINE Co Pune and Maple Street Phonc 2886 Por Smarter Student Styles BEN CAUZ MEN S SHOP P8 F Broad St Hazleton COMPLIMENITS OF PERRY S NEWS STAND DEEMER AND COMPANY 242 West Broad Street Compllm nts of THE GLOBE CLEANLRS Harry Karxounls Prop Dr James J FaIveIIo Dentist PAUL KARLIK Certlfied Shoemaker U6 VI est Second St Phone 49 W Hazleton P BERMAN S BARGAIN SHOP 104 North Wyommg Street Hazleton P A E SHAFER Doctor of Chiropractic 10 Worth N me St Hazleton P Phone Gif LONIPLIMI NTS OF JULIUS HAUSSMANN drum 4 A r ' I I I ! 3 l j.. u ' n - , . - 4 . . w . . I , ' a 1 Q , 2 ' ' L. .. . . , Pa, 1 - - . ' e ' Compliments of 'T . . Y ',v, ' ' 7 ,2 - ' , a. ' 1 3-- . . ' A A Q I , ,- . 4 , .. . ' 1 , a. , C i f X 179 DESICNED AND NGRAVEO WILKES BARRE ENGRAVING SUCFFQCORS TO SERVICE ENGRAVERS WILKE5 BAPRE PA PRINTED av LA BARRE PRINTING CO we-,Y F-lT1sYoN alum -76 x 1 E BV ' .PA r , 1. U , -f 5 1 'u A J: .fps ss A l rn 'mv ...atv S,-gg W,-vo-I .?9 5f'z.b ,.., , I ' 51249-..m 2. , ':'-' ..-.fr-z A-fi' .15