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

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x Q X X X To CLLC. 'lio To To To To To To To To To To To Dan iels. To To To Leo Kowalski, we will Ruth Pollick, to take the place of thc departing jean- 'Iohn Stepanick, Hannah Rohrbach's thoughtfulness. Evelyn Schlauch, Emma ll-olander's ever-present, imperishable gum. Ruth Higgins, Mildred l5uecker's dignity. Edward Gosin, Grace Bernstein's small feet. Betty Howells, Arline Heckrote's poetic ability. Margaret Hackett, Antoinette 5irianni's endless visits to lllahanoy City. Harry Higgins, Bart Ecker's showmaker job. Daisy Reese, Helen Dixon's art of vamping. jake Klemow, Clair 'l'roy's roadster. Doris Kraft, Josephine Houser's giggles. Doris Bainbridge, Ethel Goldman's gift of gab. Julius Kish, the bashfulness of Mike Matsko, Eddie Rittenhouse and Dave Elizabeth NVendel, Mary Kulick's curls. Gertrude Richards, Kiddo Blackwell's pleasant smile. Oscar Schneider and Clarence Briding, Eugene McGee's and jack Petro's Ylfeatlierly girl friends, To To T o To To To To To T o To 'l' o 'l' o To To To To To To T o ri V al r y. To XVe do hereby appoint Mr. Alvin E. Baum as executor of ment, On this sixth day of june, in witness thereof, do we set important document. Robert Peters, john Antolchick's trick hair comb. Katie Dixon, Ella George's way with the boys. 'Miriam Stauffenberg, Helen Stelma's dates Russel Houser, Joe Morris's ability along business lines. Nunzio Sacco, Gladys Heck's boisterous manner. Joseph Jump, Dot SCl16lll1H11111'lCf'S never-dying interest in Hazleton, Albert Bart, Robert Bruno's dancing ability. Mary Coyle, Augusta Buecker's Permf' john Matthews, Theodore Ksanznack's straight aim in throwing chalk. Royal Astleford, Chassy McGeehan's ability to portray Santa, George Gicking, Nick Flaim's height. Norman Noss, Edward Baunrs seriousness. Doris Fritz, john Nesgoda's neatness. Alverna Steckroth, George l3laser's and Camille Schallis' excellent art ability. Tuggles Lohrke, Ray Grontkowski's place in the Wonder Band. John Gillis, Billy Schneider's two left feet. Leo Dagostin, Phil Bredbenners expert one-arm driving. Martha Russell, joe Menarchick's and Bernard Pora's love for the Frosh. Carl Hess and Leo Ponitowski, Bob McGeehan's and Pete Neveras' Audenried Russel Kimmel, Paul Kokitas' loyalty to dear VV. H. H. S. our last will and testa- our hands and seal this , U. R. GREEN 1. M, Wise .x. B. Gooo ' s A

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X 1- X N ....,.. 1 .... gill ...Q.. 1.f N 21ff222flfflfifllll kk 'k'kk'kkkk'k 'ZZZZZIZTQ ..,... A Eyes so mischievous, disposition so gay, Green scatters sunshine in everyone's way. And Noss, never late, did you say Alas! the Fates decreed t'other way. Goldman has her own ideas, just anything won't do. She wants what she wants when she wants it, And she usually gets it, too. You'll know George by her winning smile, And by her manner gay, Flirtation-attention without intentionf' Of her they all so say. Heckrote's Don't be facetious, You pusillanimous doltf' Has aroused feelings vivacious, Ready to lead a revolt. Kokitas, in everything he does. would on our minds impress. That the keep a-tryin' signboard marks the highway to Success Man flattering man not always can prevail, But Klinger flattering man can never fail. l,esko-Melancholy Baby, Dances with theatrical pretence, She'l1 be a Jockey-rider maybe, Full of Pep and Innocence. I llere's to our president most honorable and kind, A better friend than Bobbie is mighty hard to find. Koloski, the drummer, makes a lot of noise. And Matsko likes to study more than any other of the boys. Xlenarchick and Kubitsky-the fathers of our class, For has this not been prophesied before ten years will pass? Wlolfe, Schuler. Ernstgthe Three Musketeers, Have retained friendship through all these years. C. lNlcGeehan on the program so often in Assembly, As Santa Claus, and in other ways. will always live in memory g'Teddy Ksanznack is one of the Commercial sharks. Vi-'e don't mean a fish, but a student with good marks, McAloose and Bruno from Bunker Hill come, No. they're not goats, nor are they bums. 0ne's a cheer leader, the other a lawyer to be, So good things come from even there. you see. N w W