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

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UBNQ ,BQ Q '12 1+ r ,.,5...., as H13 Wi , f M9 ,WM 4 V!! 17' i 1 A .ff - U . Lboogsa my '. . L l I Y J 1 .fri 4 Q 'IIAJ ff lg X , V' J Q 1 ix 4 LORNA A. EVANS And l1crc s to fbc damsel fhaflv merry. Seemingly reserved, Lorna is in reality sociable and peppy-in C1 word, a good sport. Her merry giggle and love for fun has won her many friends. V'e hope that her voyage through life will be long, happy, and successful. CLUB-Peris 3g Dramatic 4g SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3. ARLENE M. FAUX Her s!lc'11c'c is sufieienf praise. If you want a quiet, efficient somebody who will be sure to do your task, get Arlene. She's never very conspicuous but active Sl the timc. She is a real pal and worthwhile friend to those who know her. CLUB-Booster 4g SCHOOL-A. A. 2, 3, 4. LEONORA M. FAUX Anil slae's the frirml foclay sl1c'll ever be. True-hcarLed, staunch, a Hrm friend4-this is the irl we know as S Nora. In her studies she is a conscientious worker :illowm nothin a S g to interfere with them. She certainly knows how to pull A's -as well as G's. CLUB-PFCSS 4g CLASS-'AYCZHR Staffg SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 34 We-Ha Staff 4. CHARLES E. FOGARTY Hang sorrow, mn' will kill flu' mf. Here is one of the iocular Irish McAdoo lads, answering to the sobriquet of Hogan. Hogan has a kind word and a ready smile, never allowin an thin to become worrisome. No wonder the irls S Y g 8 are attracted to him. CLUB-Debating 1, Z, 3, 4g Hi-Y 4g Booster 45 CLASS-AFCAUZ Staifg SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheer Leader 4. A. MAREA GALLA Firm in friemlship, high in ideals. Someone's loss is another's gain. Marea joined our ranks this year, and we are glad for this splendid addition. As a violinist and speaker she has displayed much talent. Shu is rzithcr quiet and reserved but is at very elhcient worker. Cl-UB11jCbLlElllg 4 QTenm 4jg Orchestra 4. Wwsewffemmxiggilil W, 111, , -4' -.

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' 5 KATHRYN DEISROTH Si1rm'r' is golrlenf' Quiet, reserved, and modest is Kathryn. Her disappointments in life will be few because she doesn't expect too much of life izself. Al- though boys clon't bother her, it can't be foretold that Cupid will never pierce her heart. CLUB-Glee 25 Dramatic 3, 4g SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. AMELIA E. DIKSA HD!'l'0f!'lI, yet rbvrrffllg arfiw, ye! rr'sigf11'd. Some people are garrulousg others say little and mean much. Milly strikes the happy medium. She is one of efficient business students. Her success is assured by her winning and attractive personality. CLUB-Peris 2, 33 Press 3g Booster 4 fPres.j SCHOOL'WC-H3 Staff 3g A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL DGMBROSKI Why sboulzl life all labor be? In Mike's makeup we find a fine combination of the grave and the less serious attitudes toward life. He possesses a pleasing sense of wit :md humorg besides, he is a boy who knows how to think and think for himself. CLUB-Science 1, 25 Debating 4, Hi-Y 4. ECKER Nam1's like books arf' offrn d1'c'viving. Ernie is one of the mischievous boys of the class. He is always in trouble. Despite this fact, we all like him and hope that his path- way through life may always be strewn with happy memories. HAROLD E. EVANS I gr! 1111 fomorrow fo do my worlef' Rell is tlistiiitgtlislietl for his red hlir He h'isn't shown an si 'ns . X , . . ., . y At, ul thi- pruverbisl tempt-r .is yet, but wt-'re expecting him tu bri-.ik loose .my il.iy. 'lis ruinorctl lll.ll he is .1 wom.1n-linler. WK' womler!

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ssfints HSL' JOHN E. GILLIS Lei meh one exercise his besl known arff, Yonk, besides being an efficient football and baseball player, is the star of our basketball court. You should see his flying leaps. judging ing from his athletic prowess, he should certainly guide himself into the channels selected by Rockne, Pop Warner and the other horsemen. CLUB-Hi-Y 3, 4g Booster 4g Debating 2, 3, 45 Varsity W 2, 3, 4g SCHOOL-Baseball 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4 fCapt. 4jg Mgr. Track Team 3. HANNAH H. GOLDMAN The fuels speak for flaemsel1'es. This darkbaired, bright-eyed miss is a born debater and has proved this by g ining a position on the team three years. She is also an able reader, acres-', and a capable leader. She is a girl who is needed every- where and a girl who is always there. CLUB-Debating 1, 2, 3, 4 QTeam 1, 2, 413 QTreas. 1, 2, 3: Sec. 413 Press 1, 2, 3 QTreas. 1, 2, 3jg Glee 1, 2, 33 CLASSTTFCHS. 2g SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3g We-Ha Staff 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN A. GONSIOROWSKI Do well fbe dzzfy flux! lies before youf' One seldom meets si girl like Helen. She is intelligent. charming, and kind, and these traits naturally draw one towards her. Helen is interested in French and hopes to some day be a French teacher. May she be successful in her chosen career! CLUB-Dramatic 23 Glee 2g Press 3, 4g CLASS-AFCSHR Staffg Sci-iooL--A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, We-Ha Staff 4. MORGAN S. HECKMAN You ea11'l judge n book by ifs cover. Morgan appears to be one of those modest, unassuming boys, but when you know him you find him to be rather mischievius. He can be seen roaming around at almost any time. His main obstacle seems to be studying. CLUB-Science lg SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3. HARRY HIGGINS Long, lank, lean ana' Iloiu, Like one of Safmfs ClJPf1ll7fllT5.,, Harry is .mother member of that gang: lfcker, Krause, Kostaneraki, Meseviclig one's as funny as the other. We'x'e heard that he has an interest in Sophomores this year, especially an Irish one. Are we right, Harry? Ci llll-ljtflhlllllg 1gSc.ilooi.- A. A. 1, Z, 3. I ....,...., 551. iig 5, iQ, f., , 9.4 ki I 'x .lki s 1 X l I f K' fl 1 A j