West Hazleton High School - Arcana Yearbook (West Hazleton, PA)

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PRPMUS 1928 Gertrude S C Victoria Martincavic H Joseph Dix 0 Frank McAlo O Murie L chraeder harles Drumheller n se Reese Dramatic Club 111: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 41 Debating Club 12, 31: Press Club 13, 413 A. A. 141: Cast 131: Operetta 121. Science Club 11, 2, 31, VVe-Ha Staff 1415 Basket Ball 141g Base Ball 13, 41: Cross Country Race 12, 3, 41: A. A. 1413 Primus Staff. Dramatic Club 1113 Debating Club 1213 Press Club 12, 3, 41: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 413 Cast 121: Operetta 121g A. A. 1413 Sa Pi 13, 41. A. A. 141. Science Club 111: Press Club 1215 Mathematic Club 1313 A. A. 141. Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 415 Class Treas. 1213 We-Ha Staff 1419 Student Librarian 43, 415 Y. W. C. A. Club 13, 415 A. A, 141g Cast 121: Primus Staff. Katherine Smulyan, '28 28

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PRIMUS IQZS Conget T a Pecora Dramatic Club 115: Press Club 12, 3, 45: - Glee Club Vice-Pres. 1352 Cast 12, 35: Operetta 125: Basket Ball Tournament 135: Sa Pi 13, 45: A. A. 145. Helen' W ojcicchowski Dramatic Club Treas. 11. 3, 45: Comm. Club Treas. 125:X. Y. Z. Club 145 A. A. 145: Cast 11. 2. 35: Overetta 125: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45: Primus Staff. E sther Davis Press Club 115: Commercial Club 12, 3, 45: Glee Club 125: A. A. 1455 We-Ha Staff 145: X. Y. Z. Club 145: Primus Staff. Cecilia S tralca Press Club 115: Literary Society Sec. 11, 2, 35: Glee Club 11, 2, 3, 45: A. A. 145: Commercial Club 125: Dramatic Club 13, 45: X. Y. Z. Club 145: Cast 12, 35: ' Student Librarian 145: Primus Staff. Margare T Fink Dramatic Club 115: Press Club 12. 3, 45: V Glee Club 115: A. A. 145. Marie H orlachcr Press Club 11, 2, 3, 45: Glee Club 11, 25. A Ima Flaim Press Club 115: Commercial Club 12, 35: , , Vice-Pres. 145: A. A. 145: Glee Club 11, 2, 35: Sa Pi 13, 45: Primus Staff. Katherine Z immcrman A. A. 145. Car 5 . L Denke Science Club 11. 25: Press Club 135: Dramatic Club Pres. 145: Base Ball 13, 45: Cast 1,2,35: Voo Doo Club 1455 A. A. 145: Boy's Glee Club 135: Primus Staff. E vclyn Nausc A. A. 145. T ony Prysbeck Literary Society Pres. 135: Student Librarian 135: A. A. 145: Press Club 11, 2, 35: German Club 145: ' Cast 11, 2. 35: Primus Staff. Chester BozitakO Science Club 11, 25: Library Club 135: ' A. A. 145. Susa N Kemp Dramatic Club 115: Glee Club 12, 35: Debating' Team 12, 3, 45: A. A. 145: Primus Staff. Joseph II ujbcr Pres. of Science Club 11, 25: Cast 2, 35: Dramatic Club 11. 35: Debating Club 145 VVe-Ha Staff 13, 45: A. A. Pres. 145: Q 5 . l'Primus Staff. Glenn Dav I s Debating' Team 145: A. A. 145. G race Minnie Dramatic Club 115: We-Ha Staff 12, 3, - 45: Glee Club 11, 2, 35: Operetta 125: Cast 125: Y. W. C. A. Club Pres. 135: , Student Librarian 145: A. A. 145: A ' Primus Staff. Geneva not ' H Press Club 11. 45: comm. Club 12, 35: We-Ha Staff 145: Primus Staff, 27 3

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PRIMUS I928 Glass fprophecq Thus I beheld or dreamed it in a dream. Thru a veil of mist which seemed to obstruct my vision I perceived a tall graceful woman clad in flo-wing robes. I was perplexed, frightened, almost terrified. Suddenly lifting her arm, she beckoned to me to advance. As I slowly carried out her command, she spoke thus. What knowledge do you seek at the Delphic Oracle? I have the power of revealing the future unto those who desire it. So speak you. My mind was in a turmoil. Finally I replied, Reveal to me, Oh, Pro-phetess, the future of my class. As quickly as I had said this, I was enshrowded by a vapor issuing from the earth, then- I found myself seated at a huge banquet table. As I continued to gaze about me, a great silence over came the chattering and laughing and here and there I could hear whispers Sh! the president is about to speak. Looking up I saw this great person was no other than Norman Krapf, president of the International Radio Corporation. He announ- ced to my delight that a special broadcasting program was arranged for that evening and two of the best numbers were Alberta Palmer and Dorothy Haen, accomplished artists in the musical world. The next day, I went to see one of the Big League Baseball games and learned Charles Drumheller was the manager of the N. Y. Giants. A few of the reasons, why this team was so good, Edward Schneider, Glenn Davis and Carl Denke were players. I met many of our old W. H. H. S. baseball fans at the game. There were Mrs. Carl Denke, nee Etta Mumaw, Mrs. Philip Bredbenner, nee Muriel Reese, Dr. Prysbeck of Harvard University and Joseph Hujber, reporter for the New York American. I received astounding information from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lohrke CSusan Kempj who were also present. Howard informed me that Thomas McAndrews was chief chem-ist for the Standard Oil Re- search Laboratories and Philip VVingate was coach at the W. H. H. S. Susan in turn enlightened me with a few comments about our old class mates. Grace Minnig, she said, is Dean of Women at Bucknell Univer- sity and Margaret Fink is just in love with married life, and her two children Donald Jr, and Peg. Oh! and before I forget to tell you, Ethel Schaeffer is an old maid just as she always said, If I can't get the one I want, then I don't want any. 29