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

 - Class of 1929

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Y 1 W x'x' TD? S 'f X xxkxx' if N 6 kk', Y .-X sxif X WW ... X N X K S s s EMMA L. BOLANDER HEM., Commercial l, 2, 3, Glee l, 4. This young maid comes to us from Conynghani. NVitl1 a ready snnle 101' everyone and a goal m the distance. The success in her iuture can easily be determined. College undecided. JOSEPHINE D. BOTT ...lou Debating Club 3, 4, squad 45 Glee Club -4. Jo, sweet, small and modest, possesses that rare beauty of long tresses. She has proven herself to be a bright student. May the same success tl1at attended Jo here, remain with her always. State Teachers College. PHILIP C. BREDBENNER .THU-,, Science 3g We-Ha Staff l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 45 President Varsity Club 4g Hi-Y Treasurer 4, President A. A. 43 Glee 3. Senior Cast 4. Phil is a chap who will be missed by all who knew him. lt seems he has a wonderful gift of sex appeal, XVe cannot blame the girls for falling for a good looking fellow like Phil. Mt. Alto Forestry School. - ROBERT A. BRUNO BOBBY President Science Club Z5 Debating 4, Hi-Y 4. llolmhy is a boy quite popular with the fairer sex. He also has many friends ainong the boys. A stuclious lad who has always aimed to do his best. Susquehanna University. AUGUSTA C. BUECKER --GAU V Commercial 25 Drama 23 Glee 1, 2, 3. Ga has won many friends during her high school career. She seems to be boy shy, but t'still waters run deep, they say. Geissinger Memorial Hospital. MILDRED D. BUECKER MILLY Commercial 21 Debating l. Milly is a quiet, modest girl who is much interested in Deni- son University. Perhaps she has a reason? XVhatever it may be, we wish her loads of success. Buffalo Business College. ' e eeeeeeee. X ..... wig, e,i:,,YS,,.. ,...... . ,,,,, W.. ,,,,,,, E ...., Q.,,,,,..Q::EE,. ..... , gm ,,,, ,,.. ,,,,,, ..... ...... ,Q........?.i ..,, gigs.: ........ W xxxx A :,,Qit.3:i,,:

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