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

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'Alf ' . i Anthony 'Ga t alas no a ! Our raveling o ' is quite . ard wor ' . T otto X ork wljjb you , nd phy w ile you play,' plies K. to after sc.h l S u ays. But as to lisu ' s ve that for us, ! X I ' ort! appy! Sweet! Simple! S That's Johnny-jump- Up Qt biggest little guy in classj. ear down,', Blondie, you'll fin it's a great help. How about a try? Good luck, and how! ' Earl Rolzrrls W J ! Royalty in our class. P ing- The Earl of nghamf' Ah, hels laughin' els prancin'-and he's dan- in' to the tune of Curry me back to Old Virginiaf' It bloss clear that things will work out fine for this nice, noble i p rt from the Valley. .I m , Ilurolfl A. Harold's the long, lean chap who can give us a line on any show in town, Qmatinee of eoursej any shot in town, Crack 'em up kidp and well,, howls everyone doing, boy? Ask Uncle Duley? O. K. ual-jf! Mivlmel 1. Romauell Miehaells another of the grand Romanell line -- bashful and bright-brawny and brainy- a basketeer, a soft ball artist, as clever a quoit pitcher as has come this way. Horseshoes for lupk, Romanell! FW C , Nell W' cj lnfrillc' Pearl Rmloljzlr A very brillant scholar, AU very talented dramatist, and An very clever writer! Yes, siree, and Al combination. Figuratively speaking, shels a demon on the ice- A mill' a minute we'd say-NA' double dose of luck, Miss Rudolph. . , ,Made -. O' 7 I n I 1 ',. .V - ff llflary A7111 Sulko Simplicity and sweetness are qualities well known to Mary's many admires. However, not all of us know her. XVhere have you been, Mary? Hiding way up in the Andes? Lv rate? lem ' J or Sdllffl' 'lRead' g is the Food of iLfe ! That's genial Gerryls motto. She wants to be a general some day and we think she stands a pretty good chance of getting there. So read on and lead on, Gerry! Belly jean Srfwll Sauey, shorty Schell! This vivacious little piece of feminine dynamite dropped from Syberts- ville. Betty is a good sport, and do we borough boys like it? Yes Sah! 5505007 A. Marie Sflllclllfb Here comes Marie 'QA-bob, bob, bobbing along. Looikng for who's whol' and what she's wearing? Call Marie. This ser- enading agricultures surely has the swains swaying around. This circles about everything, eh, Marie?

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,MM Kyiv' 'KQ,cf,ft4 joseph Peeoru This T , D and I-F' lad is a milk-man, a border fat Sur- man'sj, a basketball manager, and confidently speaking --a lzloml booster. Yes sir-all inxlk joe's a grand fellow. g X vr-J 1 Lefilil Mary 'fora r sk t' a rainbow, ems o emc song of 0 a g, lovable Letitia. Do et the colors dazzle you, Tish. Refi always was hard on the e es-but on the heart? XVell, 'nuff said. George I. Pz'1m':1l I-Ie's tiny but not tlciturn, X mt e tha n ' f good at play- -3 g n l' n giving every a marvelous break - - rg., 1 adopted in the ver 1 MESA- u f his higlg moo 3 - io 1,5 -I' , el say. u 'Q john I . Pieebule There are exceptions to every rule, john is one where Birds of a feather flock together is concerned. The theatres and model airplanes occupy his lei- sure time. Accord-i-an to us the Jenny,' is out, but John, do you agree? Waller Plafzllzis ' September to November- football. January to March- basketball-Reverse play--This time right through for a size- able gain. Quit Shakin ' your head, Diney, we've got your number, changed r unch ged. I ra G ft li as M J ,J f Q julia .l Bhll, gf Rah! Three cheers for ourfs orts nthuiiast! What is it this ' 'ae This jolly, jovial, j as a wise variety of inter ts. She sails through life on a alm sea. Shep ahoy, Julia! , 15' ffffl' Q,flI2g-. 1 r .pow-J Marie Aguinn ? !'Good things come in small packages. Who can deny this after looking at Quinnie ? This cheery, peppy, Miss Marie seems to have an ardent yearning for variety and gets it, mind you. Nice going, Marie! f PJ fe 17 ff D Henry Ravhinsky Honey's the lean, lank, lacer of the Hornman. He blushes beautifully, gesticulates gently, passes notices notably, and some day Lover's to land a Jane believe you me. H py landing Hon. Albert Ramlis Athletics! Executive! Intellec- tual! Original! Understanding!- A. E. I. O. U.-Just a few of those basic qualities that go for a leader. Keep straight ahead- and Dots a large order for any man. But with your ability -well, Al, 'tis done! Robert L. Rgfg, Our Mgmash , Bob bi r t-he his h ls of . S. Thiudar -hai , di- tinguishgdjad is e t material that ' et ' es g . Fran-ee neegyu Why not hop in yo uggy d ramble along, Bob? ,J-

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1 pf' ,JU fs .N , f ' W' Y 5 1 4 livin f james L. Savckcttc' Singing and dancing and car- tooing - gloom and despair- one merry Junedale lad. Sail there is to it. Write this down in your memoirs, you who have given us four years of The sweetest music this side of heav- en. We're gonna start yearnin' for you, Sacckette. fl 'tw i 1 if xi 1 4 ' . 51:-Uhna H. SL'!971l'ltll'f , 4 , ' I '- Emmas our auglblig lass who does bi ' in a short way 'Her ptalailpyxmakes her shine in clagskpifo mentionin wha ' does to,-her 1 on r l es. Somehgdvffij g is on f her way up. Paul Svbra'ibmair'r Live, love, laugh, and loaf! This happy-go-lucky easy-going guy from Tomhicken really has a technique all of his own. Paul makes a hit with all as he grins, giggles, and gags his way about. pew MWQTO gt' SUYIZKIII And now Junedale drives through with a sure gain in the blushing boy, George Qalias Mr. Powerj. Donlt let them get your goat, Georgie, and don't let that teasing touch too many gals, or you won't stay Merry very long. Kathryn A. Somlz'rxc'laafcr Charming, cunning, cute Kitty. Nimble on toes, rnythmie on rol s, and lucky in- Good king, good natured, and ,she r lly can cook! A nice, rtab combination. 2. ,git if Gerald S. Shaffer Rattle, bang cla ! T ere goe e ' a out,i.n 's oldgghev . T ' ' baslffgl, - r ing farmer is one of the many fr Conyngham who has dropped ' 9 our midst. Let ,er up, Jerry. We're right behind you! Rita M. Skotniclzi Naughty Scottyu - that's a name well suited for this petite, polite, and problem-solving miss. And say-she loves to study and Read av lot-She's an all A student, right on the dot. Russell G. ' Sherry-shy son of the sharps, flats, and scales. Talks but little, keeps his accounts cooperatively and plays the trumpet appealing- ly. He's got that rustling rhythm for the swing season. And how! tw Robert P. Smith Small and Smiling is Smitty the gallant but refined jitterbug of the class. Esquire states that looks, manners, and clothes make the perfect gentleman, and say, Smitty, you get our vote. Betty Regina Spencer Singer, Skater, Stenographer, Dancer, and Dramatist! This kid will len ya a hand any day. I-fer musical maneuvers are some- thing to hear about. She's really accomplished, so let's give her a big hand, Seniors! Q mf Maw, fr