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

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W X . X X civil Sli' 5 ', 5 9 : N xxxxxx .... ..,,,,,Xx.. X Nx--' N CLAIR E. TROY f-TROY Hi-Y 4. Clair is one of the few Senior boys who has not fallen for a girl, lf looks got the girl, Troy sure would have plenty- und how! EDNA WALTERS UEDDYH Ulee Club 2, 3, 4g Sl1Ol'T.l1Eilld4Q Druniatie 2, 3. Eddy hails from the metropolis of Tresekow. AAlthough quiet, she has won nlany friends during -her high school career. She is one ot the honor Coniinereial students. College undecided. GEORGE A. WOLFE -'wo1.F1E Science 1, 23 Glec Club 3. A boy who has found a place in the -lieartls of his fellow students find tcachersn Although he is quiet, he is quite popular with the opposite sex. RAYMOND B. GRONTKOWSKI GRUNT Science Club 1. Vlfho rrill ever forget the Sl1il'lllQf-Gl'llllt skits? Ray knows his onions when it ponies to radio. Always on the go, doing 50ll1Cflll1'lg' even if 1t'S nothing. M ie I I: .,,,,,..... .......,... ......,,.,... .

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, swsw- . ,, L X X or ,,,,,. E 3... ,tt ,, Q N me ,. ,, ,... ., ...,,....................................................... N Y. .. N . . , .... V sw ,, T , N ....,.. ,, .................. . ..... Q A ,... ........ ..:wYSWi::.... ' ANTOINETTE SIRIANNI TONET Commercial lg Drama Zg Debating 3, 45 Glce 1, 4, Secretary 4. She's sweet of disposition, . She's loving, pure, and 1ill'lClQ Sl1e's full of true alfection, She cannot be defined. Kutztown State Teachers College. VIOLET SMITH SMITTY Commercial 1, 2, 4. Smitty is always a good pal among her classmates. Her intelligence has won -for her avhost of friends. If anyone could master a book, it was Smitty. IRENE A. SPAIDE REANIE Commercial 1, Z, 43 Annual Staff. Reanie, always ambitious and fond of study. Whenever there was any- work to be done she was always on the spot. For her we wish lots of luck. BERTRAM E. STAPLES NBER-ru Science 13 Debating 2, 3, 4. We can't imagine Bert changing from a bashful boy into a Sheik, nevertheless this is so, but we blame a great rleal of this reformation on his other half, Joe Villa Nova. GEORGE A. STAUFFENBERG LEFTY Debating 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Club 49 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4. Tardy still or again? The nearer he lives to school the later he gets there. It's all right, George, what's worth waiting for is appreciated. Army. HELEN STELMACH MOLLY Commercial 15 Drama 3, 45 Glee 15 Senior Play. Helen is a girl with a character that interests more. than 0116. Her ability as an actress has given her a place in the memory of all her classmates. College undecided. ss X. ...,, , ss N ' LgQgf,s Q LL,, ' Q Q, rgfii-L i f i l

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V Z ll , W ,,,, H A s ............ .,... . Class Will VVe, the class of '29, about to leave this worthy institution of learning, do hereby make this our last will and testament. To the juniors, we bequeath our School Spirit and the honor of being the leaders of the School. They, however, cannot hope to ever make their light Sllll'l6 as l71'1gllUj as ours. To the Sophomores, we leave our tried and trusty means of gaining knowledge -STUDY-so that they may receive all Als as we did. To the Freshmen, we bequeath our secret formula for removing all green marks which tend to make Ulfrosliy' so ridiculously conspicuous in Hign School. To the Faculty, we bequeath all our old examination papers as treasured souvenirs of the most quiet, modest, and studious class they have ever taught. To Hannah Goldman, Leo Kubitsky's dimples. A To Helen Bernstein and Paul Philips, the fondness julia Lesko and Bertram Staples have for each other. Ernst's Conyng- To Ray Schneider, Frankie McAloose's cheer leading ability. To Edith Reese, Violet Smith's ever-dependable memory, To john Krause, Mary Frye's and Helen Minnig's ex in conduct. To jean Burke, josephine Bott's notes from a certain freshman boy. To Andrew Labert, Gerald Shirmer's love for l'Olives.', To Jessie Horsefield, Helen Cannon's wealth of bobby pins. To Morgan Heckman, Joe Hartig's knowledge of math. To john Bechtloff, George Stauffenburg's speed.'l To Thelma Haen, Lillian Schmeer's daintiness. To Bernard Shupack, Joe Gigliottels carpenter jokes. To Susie Adamyurka, Kinky Green's clever boyish haircut. To Carl Trishman, Edna VValters' violin. To Howard Fuehrer, Jeanette Bainbridge's desire to be a junior. To Mary Brown, VVilliam Daniels' quietness. To Freddie Bruno, Donald Schuler's, George NVolfe's and George ham modesty. ' To Lucille Blarney, Marion Klinger's debating ability. To Michael Colitz, Lottie Koehler's blush. To Cecelia Grontkowski, Olive Nicolodi's appeal to the opposite sex. To Doris East, Elizabeth Rhode's daily phone calls. To Lowell Powell, Bernard Koloski's drum. 2 To lrene Carter, lrene Spaide's typing ability. To jack McCafferty, Irene Saccols English marks. To Leona Lenard, Gladdie Noss' surplus avoirdupois. To s s Ruth Stauffenberg, Sally Lisowski's knowledge of telephones. N ,Q k,,,,,,,.. ,..,, qqqz, , i ,,,,.... M ,,,,.,. ,,,, x,,.,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,., .,,,, ......,,,.....,,.....,. ...., ,,,,, ,,,... ,,.,... r ..,r. ,,,,,., gp . S ur bl T l