Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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Wilma Baran Editor-in-Chief f fi QW aw L1 lwfffff 1 P 7518? exander Graham ell invented the telephone. This was an im- porta in ention, since today t e telephone is almost indispensable to human s i . In he same y , exa ly seventy-five years ago, something of great or to the c' of H eton occurred. The Hazleton High School ob- serv first co enc nt. Th r t nior Class is dedicating the theme of the Janus to this impor nt mi ne. Since we, the 1951 graduating class, are the seventy- fifth t be gra ated, we realize the long way the high school has come since its founding. Our high school building has grown from a small eight room structure on Pine Street to our present million dollar high school erected in 1928. Our fac- ulty has grown to seventy-four. From two graduates in the class of 1876 we have grown to a school with four hundred seventy-eight graduates in 1951. Since 187 6 we have had sixteen principals, beginning with A. P. Suplee in 1876 to our present principal Mr. Bruce F. Lamont. In 1876 there were thirty pupils in the Hazleton High School. Today, there are 1,600. These comparisons show the progress and growth accomplished since 1876. Although these many changes have come about, there is something con- nected with the Hazleton High School that has never changed. That is the feeling of pride that has been felt by every graduate of the Hazleton High School since 187 6. The privilege and honor of graduating has been looked for- ward to by every graduate of our high school since 1876. We know that suc- cessive classes will feel the same way. This feeling is a common meeting ground for the seventy-five graduating classes. Many have been leaders, many have been followers, but no matter what they have been, they have always loved to come together and discuss their happy days at Hazleton High School. Bearing this feeling in mind, we, the class of '51 hope that, when another seventy-five years have passed, the graduates in these years will have felt the same wonderful pride that those in the preceding years have experienced. 3 MQW r 5 MTW J