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

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JOHN SKIBA Audcnried has produced another Romeo. This time john is selected for that title because of his antics with freshmen girls. Believe it or not, he's a boy who enjoys studying and can talk more quantitively than most Women. HAROLD E. SMITH CLUBS: Booster lg Press 2, 3, 4. SCHOOL: We Ha Staff fReporterJ. Smitty's cowboy manifestations with his guitar have won him the name of The Sybertsville Croonerf' He is a game kid but was it his love of hunting alone that prompted the Press Club to give him that deer ? MARGARET J. SMITH CLUBS! Booster lg Nature 2: Press 3, 4. The world is so full of a number of things that interest Margy that no one of them can get much attention. But as Chance would have it, she does concentrate on other things besides schoolwork. Mechanics, driving, and football heroes draw the lucky cards. THOMAS J. STAPLES CLUBS: Dramatic 1, 2: Modern Language 3. W'henever Tommy finds time to be such a good chemis- try ancl French student, we don't know. Besides fooling with the girls, he's an ace stage manager and dispenser of refresh- ments. Perhaps when solving that, we might stumble upon the truth about that 'lshinerf' JOSEPH S. STASKO CLUBS: Varsity W 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Treasurer 1, 2, 3: Arcana Staff. SCHOOL: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Qco- captain 4J. , Butch uses his position as one of our business managers and football heroes to great advantage-in skipping classes. He used to enjoy putting the ball through the laces-now he puts the belle through the paces. PETER J, STASUKONIS CLUBS: Dramatic 1, 2: Modern Language 3, 4. SCHOOL: Orchestra 1, 2. Pete is just as good-natured and cheerful as he is large, and he's our man-mountain. Can we attribute his lack of enthusiasm in classes and his occassional burst of song in halls to his Love in Bloomv? SUE SUPER CLUBs: Booster 1: Girl Reserves 1: Personnel 2: Debating 3, 4: Modern Language 4. Sue certainly has the gift of gab Cask any teacherj. But don't be misled-her school record reveals that she knows how to apply this talent wisely. Her interest in sewing clothes indicates that perhaps we have a future modiste among us. ARLENE ANNE SWINESBURG CLUBS: Glee Ig Commercial 2: Press 3, 45 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS: Arcana Staff fTypistJ SCHOOL! We Ha Staif. We have yet to see the day when Arlene will attempt something and then not excel in it, whether it be in school or extra-curricular activities. Too bad we haven't a girl's basket- ball team-she's a swell center, Al right. The ARCANA 1937

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PHYLLIS JEAN SCHLAUCH CLUBS: Booster 15 Dramatic 2, 3. Dimples would be a proper and fitting name for Phyllis. We are kept in the dark as to why she works so hard and what she uses as her incentive. But wait-a glimmer of light- Then Came the Dawn. EDITH CAROLYN SCI-IROEDER CLUBS: Drama ic 1, 2, 3, 4 QV. Pres. 453 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 QPres. 42. CLASS: Arcana Staff qClass Willj. Edith, the actress of our class, can be anything within reason or-without re son if you want her to. She loves singing and adores poetry. Have you ever heard her Stein Song or Jock of I-Iazeldeanu? WALTER E. SCHWEITZER CLUBS: Science I, 25 Modern Language 3, 4. CLASS: Arcana Staff fArt Ediorj. SCHOOL: Band 3, 4: We Ha Staff. To create an impression, nothing equals coming in late. ,.'X ists CWilter is one of the first orderj can afford to be different. Y music and dancing appeal to him-again it's the artist in him. MARY JANE SEIWELL CLUBS: Dramatic 1, Personnel 2, 4, Glee 3, Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4. Mary is one of our commercial students, whose giggle can uinher attract or distract anyone. As a change from her work, she participates in winter Sports, sleigh riding and ice skating and--oh, yes, she is especially fond of uhockeyf' JOHN SERBIN CLUBS: Science 1, Modern Language 25 Press 2, 3. SCHOOL: Track 3. Emma gonna have trouble with you?,' John likes jazz, but, coming to broken rhythm between school work and him-some contrast! He's usually prepared but he hasn't been seen working yet. We dub him our mystery man. FLORENCE E. SILVASI CLUBS: Dramatic lg Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. Flash as her name suggests, is a whiz at cycling or skating. She's a jolly companion, quite entertaining at the piano, guitar, violin, or uke.n She has a weakness, you'll know who it is in due time. MARY VIRGINIA SIMMONS CLUBS: Dramatic lg Personnel 2, 4g Press 3, 4. SCHOOL: Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. Mary's one of our rah-rah girls-a cheerleader. She has spent so much time riding, driving a car, and Qconsciously or notj cheering someone on, that she and ubook larnin ' didn't get much of a chance at team Work. MICHAEL A. SIST CLUBS: Science 1, 2, Debating 2, Press 2, 3, 45 Personnel 2, 3, 4. ScHooL: We Ha Staff 3, 4: Basketball QAss't Mgr. 3J. An oWner's license would give us all a Sunday afternoon ride. Why not get one, Mike? Those pigeons and rabbits d0n't require a license, do they? Neither does that trick shot at billiards--you have one, we heard. The ARCANA 1937 S

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MICHAEL JOHN SZELIGA Cuvrs: Varsity W 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 CTreas. 33 Pres. 42. CLAss: President 1: Vice President: Arcana Staff. SCHOOL: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3. Mickey Mouse certainly earned that Varsity W he flashes around. He has that certain something Qcan it be his dark curly hair and smile?J which attracts the opposite sex. lf there's a football game, one is certain to see 'KMouse there, for what would coach do without his righthand man? JAMES FRANCIS TANNER CLUBS: Dramatic 1, 2, -3, 45 Press 4. jimmy, our Radio Bug will soon be a licensed amateur operator. If there's any truth to all the world's a stage and we, only stage-hands,', only Gordon Craig could give you your real worth. If only English class meant as much to you . . . STANLEY A. UCHNO CLUBS: Mathematics 1: Science Ig Personnel 2. CLASS: Arcana Staff. Sta is very busy after school and has only his studies in which to do his school work and dream. Yet he manages to be one of our best students. But why shouldn't he be, with a cheerleader to inspire him to yictory? LEO V. VALITSKY CLUBS: Mathematics 1. SCHOOL: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Pitsir, as you have heard him called, is full of pep, vim, and vigor. Watch him play basketball if you don't believe it. If that isn't enough evidence, ask his classmates concerning his recitations in P.O.D class. ANNA M. VOTH CLUBS: Glee 1, 23 Commercial 3: Press 4. If you could agree two days in succession as to what you're going to do, we might be able to tell you if your commercial training will be a help or a hindrance. You might send some of your needlework designs to The Woman's Home Companionf' ROBERT W. WAMBACH CLUBS: Science 1, 45 Press 3. Wamby is a big strapping farmerg also quite a figure cutter on the ice. His spare time is devoted to scientific re- search coupled with a yen for book-binding. You surely do believe silence is golden tlou't you, Wamby ? JOHN F. WEIDICK CLUBS: Booster 15 Debating 2g Press 3, 4. Johnny works but not in classes. He dreams of '36 or engages in verbal combat with a little soph in studies. He likes candy and dabbles in mechanics. He has plenty of practice keeping that car QPJ of his together. RUTH E. WELLIVER CLUBS: Personnel 25 Commercial 33 Press 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. SCHOOL! We Ha Staff 4, Band 4. Toot! Toot! Is that the bell on Ruth's type-writer which she so skillfully handles? No, it's just Ruth uslidingi' along- sometimes on her trombone, other times in school work, always into the party life of Tomhicken. The ARCANA 1937 - S