St Gabriels High School - Archangel Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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NH The TRUMPET dll- .A 1.6- -.. ,- I if lg , ,I 2. n eademm Cl L l..-xlfxcliwcli F. FA1u,lCx' RUSli'l'TA MARY Kliuoli f-LW.,-X Elm ..I,m,V-, ww Ogcrcd to ng IW the If you can picture to yourself a illustrious town of Milnesville and muy' r. lhCk'ug' icllrctirco' mlrthf-lf' in thc taking we received 3 jewel girl with compamonahle disposi- of rare value. A little of enthusi- mm' you lmvo. hm wflsnt ll mm Very much of Wit mm more she who entertained the entire class Ok 'jm,i,lIitv with img thc right and was m the center of all laugh- amouut of seriousness, and there uhm ltlldkwrlsutligdflglnf11333323 you have the most likeable fellow CT' I flf CH a S . 3 'prp ,org you eould possibly meet. our own KET? lf 1 P9110 5 WF C. Oli l,arry. He is a musician of the H211 aways. Eugwiglmf greatest promise and an aceomplish- , G ,, fl ff lc appom 9 ' Cd vomlist HC Wm ,I mcmlwr of lttta was a valued member of all the Orchestra, Glee, Dramatic and 911 filcletlixs ini? 1:0015 Dt-hating cluhs and held a foremost m LHS m ms 6 la ' pay g I UMUC in md! Omg ig the rich class league games for three years. heritage of having known him: ours May Sho Umtlmw fo rush 'lor WFY is the joy of Wighing him Well mto the hearts of all those with ' . ' ' whom she comes in contact. Parr njfrrlzou and ilu- light nj find my szzddrn rnminy llzrrr ':f1rl01'y1md gl0l'j'jIlllll1'li,Hlltl Hrill a'm,l,1I. NH ,fwfr ,mirih and l'7Jt'l'HIOI't' lu yum. rl1m'1'. l 'b l2lJ -DO-

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'mf , The TRUMPET Q l 1 C:.:3 Jixiilis M. CARR lX1ARIIC A. j'oiumN 'UUMHMH T 'dhwhu Cheerful Jimmie from the peace- Marie did 50 many things and 1111 lltlli' 1121111101 Of T1'0Sk0W. did them so well that the rest of brought uudi hhn the quunness of us ohen ich um had been shghted his home town. VVe tirst met him No matter how malny were the four years ago and each succeed- diverting 011151110 353115, M-H110 31' ing year has hut served to cement WHYS 111211151351 10 001110 to 5011001 our first acquaintance. Whenever 111'?1121Y0il- for Gvery Class.l Shelrvas anydnug was uwlm done Janws was fHHQL 1u'FpCudCnh 'nu Sff0H1 ever up and ready to do his hit: :Huglgri?1ifgucglgolgllgnyggggtiill overcoming all obstacles with reso- Cabs Magic 'took a foremost place lution find Streggthl Jlmmfe and her efforts to make them suc- nqt OH y a goo Stucent aut a truL ceed were nntning. Success ni our friend, but also a capable memher Junior year was due to Markus ef- of the baseball team' having played forts as Class President. She was OH the Varsny for three yearf' very fond of basketbah and played M3-Y y0111f 11'1I1 1111011811 L119 011 in many interclass league games. 1110 good S1110 F1110 be HS 113Dl1Y 31111 Her efficiency as a student mlaced . . I N . l 011.J0Yi1l11C HS YO111' 3110110171186 111 0111' her as Alumni hditor on the Trum- 1111dS1- I S pet Stall. Best of Luck, Marie. Sn mnrh nm' 1mm mn do - C,,,,,U Im, km-I-, thy u.,,,,lt-d Xmff That does bolh url and kuiwuf' ggi? Q lijlh Uvvn 5,vpL Und ,uuyiny yuihu 9QH i l l in i201 uw- 4

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4 48 The TRUMPET ivy-v Xleadenxie 'O l Z' Aramis liiI2R'l'Rl'DI2 MCGIQEIIIN .Tix M its J. C,vARRAIl'.X N Jimmie The members of the Class of Twenty-six lack words to express their sentiments of this noble stu- dent, who is Z1 gentleman in his every action. Though with us but two years, James was an integral part of our class, serving as Class Secretary in his Senior year. He was a member of Saint Gabriel's Orchestra and also of the Dramatic and Glee Clubs. Jimmie was a scholar and he was a friend worth having. Wherever there was work there was Jimmie and wherever there was Jimmie there was work. Although the fates have not yet re- vealed his future destiny, neverthe- less we feel certain he will receive the reward he has so nobly worked for and which he surely merits. This above all-to thine own self l9uuniv Wherever excitement was, there Bonnie would bob up. In the Glee and Dramatic Clubs she re- vealed great ability which harmon- ized dclightfully with her vividly gay nature. Agnes either sees or pretends to see only the bright side of this world. She has no troubles or if she has they are hidden by her sunny smile and her baby stare. Oh! how we'll miss that stare. But, contrary, as usual, she goes against the rules of the said stare by hav- ing ample brains behind those eyes: Agnes, we are sure, will trip light- heartedly through life, loved, ad- mired and esteemed by those for- be true, And it 'must follow, as the night lim . tunates who count her as a friend. day, Thou canst 1101 thru be false in any . - GfaC1Z7 e half mf Hladm'-9-V . 1' uw , ,- ' - , I man. nmmlyj-kwnlnnm Trai H3 bram must know Q8 1 I Q I l i l221