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

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JACOB KLEMOXV Glad fha! I Iivc am I. jake popped in on us this last semester after proving th .t hc could attain his goal if he tried hard enough. His curly locks are the envy of many a fair maid, and his line is the envv of many a poor student. CLUB-Radio lg Modern Language 43 SCHOOL-Basketball lg Orchestra 1, 2. THOMAS L. KOCH Thr uorlfl belongs fo fbe l'IIl'1'gl'fll'.H 'l'hom.:s 1, one of the big. but quiet, boys of the class. He has not only qu..nLiLy but quality as well. He is a faithful supporter of the Booster Club and has well performed his duty as the school banker. CLUB-Peris 2, 3g Booster 45 SCHOOL'A. A. 1, 2, 3g Track 3. JOSEPH G. KOSTANESKI A jolly good fellow is be. It is always fair weather when joe and his friends get together. joe can surely chase away the clouds with his ready wit. We shall remember him especially by his recitations UQ in English class. ' CLUB-Dramatic 2. DORIS L. KRAFT A bear! zuiflv kimllivsf impulse warm. Behold Doris! Not gaudy, not vain: rather a demure lassie who wins the hearts of all with whom she comes in contact. Doris is an energetic commercial student with efhcient business ability as shown in her financial management of the Dramatic Club. CI.UB1SClCDCC lg Press lg Peris 2, Dramatic 3, 4 fliusiness Managerj. KARL A. H. KRAUSE Cui flu' rawzlx, juxwlluerg wv'll play mif a half a zlrclz singlePbf'nlrlle. . ll 1 V XVe all remember that wise remark gVKruuse's although we e.:n't remember every one--there.-are too myiy. Krause, in truth, is better than medicine: if he c:in'! el1eer yuu, your ease is hopeless. 1 x, SCHOOL-Qheer Leader 4. ' C 'I '.. 8

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JESSIE M. HORSEFIELD Fair is she fo lvelaoldf' A laugh, a giggle, and she's there. You will always hnd jess in the midst of a jolly group. jess is what we call a tomato blondeng she has a head of golden curls which everyone admires. CLUB-Peris 2g SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3. THELMA L. HOUSEKNECHT As full of sjzirif as flae monlb of May. The little town of Conyngham sent Thelma to us, and right glad we are that she came. Home people think that she is a quiet girl, How disillusioned they are! She is quiet at times, but we know that she can be just as noisy as the rest of us. CLUB-Glee 2, 33 Booster 4, CLASS-Arcana Staffg SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2. RUSSEL D. HOUSER He is seen laere, Ibere, una' etferywbere, buf be gets nowheref' Raw! Raw!! We-Ha!!! That's Tubby stirring up a little pep. He is a faithful supporter of the High School and is seen at all extra- curricular activities. llis characteristic laugh will ring through the halls long after he has left. CLUB-Press 1, We-Ha Staff lg Peris 2, 3, Booster 45 SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 4, Cheer Leader 4. JOSEPH A. JUMP His limbs were easf in manly mold, For lmrrly sport or eonfesi bolflf, ,Iun1py 4that's suthcient. You know it's a guarantee. That label stands for many things. It means a good worker, a. staunch friend, and a good, Fine, clean-cut athlete. lt also stands for a pleasing per- sonality which has set many feminine hearts a-flutter. CLUB-Debating 1, 2, 3, 44 Booster 43 Varsity W 2, 3, 45 CLAss-V. Pres. 3, 45 SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Asst. Mgr. 2. FRANK KITCHEN Business before pleasure. Up until this year Frank strictly adhered to the above quotation. liven now he does not fail to accomplish the tasks set before him, but he has started to step out at times. Vfell, All work and no play makes jack a dull boyf' doesn't it, Frank? fiI.llI5TSClCl1CC lg Modern Language 4 QV. l'res.jg SCHOOL-A. A. 1, 2, 3. ' H r '1W,.'. N--L ralisaffftmezf JJ3P2Fvi??'wwri'r4'sT3AW9E51 5HKihYE? 3 ,.

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- W' Ap!-1 JAMES G. LANNON Good-natured-like the village blacksmith, he wrongs not any man. Jimmie is one of the happy-go-lucky people who takes life as it comes and enjoys it while it lasts. We all like him and hope tha: he will some day be a big town business man. CLUB-Peris 3g SCHOOL-A. A. 3, 45 Football 4. GEORGE A. LOHRKE just tug, tug, tnggle along. Tuggles is one boy who likes the Good in life. His cheerful disposition has made him a desirable companion of all. This ycar he showed us that besides being capable of good mental activity, he has keen ability in physical gymnatics. CLUB-Dramatic 45 French 2g ScHoo1.-A. A. 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Football 4 lAsst. Mgr. 3J. JOHN MCGEEHAN The day for labor and fhe nigh! for love. To this young man we owe much for the successful management of the We-Hu and Armrm this year. John is an active worker for both the school and class. Nevertheless, he finds time to court. We wish . i .1 Vera much luck. CLUB-Debating 25 Dramatic 35 Press 3, 4 lPres. 4Jg Hi-Y 45 CLASS-Arcana Staifg SCHOOL-We-Ha Staff 3, 4. ELEANOR J. MCKENNA Plays well the game and knows the limit And still gels all the fun tlaere's in if. A good sport did you say? That's Yell, both in and out of school. Her Irish humor and good nature seem to radiate from her and boil over, in fact. Her enthusiastic personality has made her a valuable asset to the class. CLUB-Dramatic 2, 3g Debating 45 CLASS-AICRDQ Staffg SCHOOL-A. A. 33 Cheer Leader 3. ALEX J. MESEVICH Talking is one of flae fine urls. Folks, meet Alex, a smiling, carefree, jovial lad. He is one of our jolly talkative gang which is connected with evcry:hing that makes for fun and frulic. May he conumn- In hriglnen his uxrn-cr hy hi-. chcerfulncss. '...lt.........l '.L.w,ef.' . . - - .tM,.,,,f?