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

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,W 1 AIIHIIIS Small but mighty is our Ralph DePiero of the Billiards- better known to most of us as Moldy Moe. A baker or a bus driver-? Which one? We hear at times you go a courtin! Say, donlt take us wrong. It's tennis eourtin' ch, Fritz? xwyfpb ., Ivan .Alden An office, a desk, a s retarial position--and Jean! Conscient- ious and courteous, perservering and patient all go toward a first class secretary. Carry your school spirit into the office and you're set. Say, Jean, what is the attraction in Hazleton? George 1. Baku George skips through life with a live and be happy slogan. Any month of the year he Hnds Roses in Bloom. Not a bad find for this Traipsing Tresckow Tinker. Leroy Baker Huck Finn and Leroy have something in common. Can it be those trousers that both usually wear rolled up? The only differ- ence is Huck didn't play tag football nor ice skate. By the way-did he wear elodhoppers, also? lfvlen A. Bayzzk. Quiet and amiable, Helen takes her place among the not widely known but more valuable students in the Commercial group. Helen's words are few, but those who are better ac- quainted with her realize the warmth of her friendship. Am l right, Darlene? f L -N ,r ,H ya X ,I at v l., Lr'4 In I L Eugene' W. Beishline Flash! We are now presenting that royal, roaming redhead from Sybertsville-a good ex- ample of uflamingn youth. He skates and dates. No road's too rocky, no glenls too far for this Valley boy. Laugh that one off, Red. V . Ruib A. Bergc ' Gazing into the crystal ball Fei we see a tall blonde maid of g QXL'-0-11.2 af seventeen summers. At times x Graver girl could not be found. But then a dance floor beckons-a youth center--and, say, Ruth old gal, onward west, West on and your fortune is fulfilled. Edward Bergc Why, yes, this is Doc-all of 6' Z . Don't get him tuning up his appetite, please. He's got the grit for the gridiron, the person- ality for his pal, and the kind of action for the audience-espc- cially for you, my dear! Nicholas A. Bonucci Lean, lank, and l' eable is ' J ooth uave se 0' of the s . , r sses, r ves, an tes a t al ea and m plent --i t prefe ' , in gals Qanda he has a motoring, Nick. J I 22,44 Rufb I. Broad! Ruth is the one of those hil' pint blondes who knows iher alphabet from B to Z - Get the connection, Ruth? Shelslg Q a mighty mite whos anything but mighty-mum when she gets to keeping books. Balance that ledger, Ruthie!

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Y 1 P ,I K1 L-if ' Z! V' I !,l f UQ!! Charles Bucjbaft Prestntiiig, Chhrlie, our ca- p syiZi1ex2li6ji,1HQ popular la , is '11 ' a Romeo-through tlifhazs, of course. Going to gamesgpd driving trucks keeps Charlie busy, f An -I bet he never gets time for other things. Louis II. Burlon Quiet, conscientious, and cau- tious! He's a H an S er who can bend both brawn and brain to suit the setup, Nice combina- tion. Good going, we wish you, Louie! x3 Here' Russian,' ior it mg b spec o ish- Ole' guifar influ- r ter yet-lithe line- n o e Pros. Not bad, any- one, eh - , ' Mflfm-.1 T. Qorlvz Flashing brown eyes, glossy bladk hair! This is just one Way ,to describe put cunning cuddling lass. She seems to have a great liking'Nfor,foreign languages and -Ah! should we say athletes?- si, si, sensing. , , I , ii , . T' . V X'- ' W 5 , J., fn f , X, if X- Frval Murxlmll C basl ofk Here's a swell kid with the fanciest linoi of sport jargon we've heard. He'll cut your curls, call your plays, grow your gardenias and psansies, Qrose's preferred, howeveifj blend your blushes. Why, this kid's experi- enced. Yas sah! ik i nlra1mL'a c' ur a e k f I,z'ouarJ A. Cbvslorfc Len has the curls and a yen for the girls, and a brand of wise crack that he's able to pack on the ice or in school. Yes---he sure loves to fool. r'rl 1 tec7,t 'Qear or me wait floweis f - the combination? Con centrate fellow-you're here, concentrate! lady, d th ady all tor Cl Q - -- 0 - Wfillialn ll. Clmllax Calm, quiet, and well-con- trolled--that's William. He's got one pet peeve-problems Qand we use the term advisedlyj of Democracy. Never mind, Boy, even those are over now and it looks as if yo re ready to start big t p Ji U, 9 V n Mary Murylin Dft'kiIISlIlI The traditional blue eyed blonde-another rhythm roller -iwho sees red but doesift get a bit bothered. ln fact it's a soothing color where this glamor gal is concerned. Good color combination again, Mary. 1 joseph I. Dvjuriis What ho, Lochinvar?-And, how camest thou by those many Waves in thine hair? He thinks this task of being business man- ager for Ye Auld We I-Ian has kept thee upon thy steed, fsteam up the Buick, boyj. Mac, my lad, what SAIYCSK thou?