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

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Eugene S. Trier It's June in January or any other month where Teter's concerned. This dashing cavalier is quite a ladies man. In fact he's almost an honorary member of the G. R.'s. Eugene's been doin! some successful courtin' lately-pacin' and lacin' at full speed. Guard that one, Gene. 3 Andrew E. 0 Handso n A,ndy!!He's our star q rback who cover- ed himself th glory bn and off the field d ing his years at W. H. H. S. Andy's.a wizard with the girl and knows how to call signals in more'ways than one. Keep calling em, Andy. 9 , U I ,kf Tr,-Q I lf 1 L fv Q' I1 .1-f Je , . 'ff'u ' .Z I' George Tomslao Tomsho's got the li e for holding people spellbound--A vocabulary that's volumunous- A voice that's musical-A brain that's.brilliant'and, well, a gen- erally informed chap--Ask the girls who know! E11 ward 1. v..10.'1.-b Slicksy Valovichl We'Ve got your number for a change not you, ours. We're hopin' it's lucky. You get a kick out of ridin' fboth in and out of classy -Both good fun, eh? Bon- voyage, Monsieur, and may the right digit turn up. X Gram' E. Wambarb Grace comes up from the Valley. Tall, blonde, and blue- eyed! She is quite steady and stu- dious. We havenit heard much from her so for further details we must co sult Dot and I.cn arid dots dill there is to that , t1Ne q '.- 73 V' pllyvvwwj-Q' ut u 0 .Liv- '7 Norman G. Wagner Ginny is the rootin' shootin' cowboy from the valley. Rootin' -oh, my, yes! That's the cheer- leader spirit-eh, Norm? And tootin'-that's his Plymouth taxi. And shootin'-well, ask him about those chickens- Sorry Ginny, it slipped out. Keep up the variety 'cause you're bound to go to town! Gordon T. Weightman W Jitterbug Waxie, the teasing, tantalizing, terrrific, troubador of the tremors on the dance floors. Waxie seems to be waxing strong at the bakery business, but it's O. K. Waxie. Bakers are lean so they say. . 3 F rank Wr'ngr0wski A puzzle and puzzling is Frank, the Wizard of Math. Small in stature, but big in ideas, he is at times heard but not seen. Argumentation holds no terrors for him, but then what does, eh, Frank? afvrp' Robert L. Wcnncr Romeo Robert just loves to visit D-D-D. I'm sorry but I stutter. Good looks, great guy, grand sport, and a glorious personality combined to make him the tops as a friend. W-W-What a guy! Hazel G Wfvllivc I Tomhic ken M title for thi azta' e ' e at's 1 ' 1 1 i ' P - f 0- u gir . his re ste can a e ' can ' th ntasti eas . us' s ro V. . 55 f' i ' fu, lj ff i 1 A 5' f L. I

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Frml II. Sfein man His flashing blue eyes-his flowing blonde hair-Girls! Girls! Beware! Beware! We are surprised to hear that you go courting , Fred. Oh! we're sorry-just good old B' ball lingo! Si, Si, Si! 'I'l ma' J. Sfvrlla Tailspin mmy and can he sp at ld b etball right in- t t e ha . Just watch hi nd yo forge 'e ad yo ught kne . eep bank' k' , you'll s e every time. . Svlwyzl Slivklvr jr. Scientific Sally! Conyngham's gift to the stratum of science! Sully is a bit on the bashful side and d0esn't give a hoot for the girls, but makes an a number one pal. That's a man sized job anyway. Chemically speaking or otherwise Sully. X 61 .flllllmfly G. Slisb Curls and girls! Oops-that slipped! With good marks and hearts to his credit, he goes pacin' and lacin' through life if anyone ever did. This, readers, is getting a great combination together. Guard these qualities, Stish! I 'flwl il ' S191 ' Let us ' v this gi l. temszg o bl es, ne il- ' g face, o e ' Sposi- , a i ing fin- eHna d! st enjoyable pers . ots of good stock here, C ain. GW Marie S111 mjzf lf . MW Stumpy, the Sunshine Spread- er! No baneful blues anywhere when Marie starts telling you about her liking for Har-11-wood floors, and short-or should we say Bofrbvzl hair. Is there Ll rea- son, Marie? Leo Durizl SIIVIIHHI Footloose and Fancy Free - Leo is never out of anything- and when it's trouble he always has a reserved seat. Among his pleasures, studies seem to rank low-his Ford high-and joe- way, Way up. It's big business for Leo. ' ' t e H20 of our class- arts luzjzpy-go-lzzrlcy, one part 0ln'diz'11cz'. Does a little jest- ing-very tame-does a little testing with his brain. Does a little bit of this and a little bit of that, and is just the kind of fellow weld call pat! v Wil um R. Swinrslmrg t Alfred G. Tuwio-lmlsfci If Cortez cqizijuered Mexico, and Ce-Cesyebnqueged Well, Wea! bedgffing r ungdaiigiotiimd so w!e'll rs briik ere and say this ma th he M. A. degree Qmast r of ath ticsyr amiabil- i' certainly serves a cheer from u,9Oana 'let's give it-ln- dividual for Ce-Ce! Hike, hike! Ray, rah, Ce-Ce! Darlrxr' Mulilrlu 7ll'lIIIJl'Xf Darlin dependable, demure and at mes a sli htly deyilish Dar . T is ' aby-fac U it spe s er ytimes at tudies er nj s Ooh' toss 0 1 k l h li 'I h ' - . f t segpret rufrls ,studies Q e . 4 md u der-,studuks C t 1 d illj are on ice! A true tempest here we's say.

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4, ,l. w .,il rlrwz Mu rin' Winfers rlene is our personality kid. I she isnlt swingin, those feet at the Temple, sheis swingin' the baton at the turf. Her versatile ways make her a charming ac- quaintance. Ed-dy objections to our saying you like candy bars? Clark preferred? Dorofliy E. Winlers Dot is that titian haired taciturn girl from the Valley. Dot never talks much-but when she does? This gal doesn't bother the boysg she waits until they bother her. Some tech- nique, eh? Domflzy l. WjXllIK'WXki Can it be those faeinating eyes, her collegiate clothes, or her versatile personality? Sweet, simple, and stunning! Tome- show us-stop the baby talk, Dot, or AIU get right after you! 1 . J f W Lqreflu Yfiszrivwfki J' f nA beauty ' h' brown hair and blue 4 es-a combination thatdi Ace high with anyone. winning sntile, cheery words and presidency of Shebgxlafhatic Helen ,af partner and ance floor and our -Iitterbug is appy. Oui, Mademoiselle? enote ik herfv- pe sonality . s . .' 47' a Ji Slunlvhy j 'fuuck Top h' to Stanley! S ipls y, simplicity, study! wt or not these three SSS'S p ce r Einstein in the AAA ssociation. While we're at it, we're associatin' big things with you, Stanley. Get out and give! GFl1l'l'il?l'!,' 1. W0jl'il'blllL'.Ykf Genevieve does things in a round-about way. Finishing what she starts is her theory. To-Ben, or not to be, she made the grade in reading. This well read and well fed gal should really get places. Fine! ,f It , 0 ,f i dem argurvl A. ucifm Last minute Ma ge and he ,v Sheet Iron Gang ill certain y leave a space void in . H. H. S. Marge is for picnics, parties, plays, and pranks. Shc's a good student, good friend, and a good-all-around gal. The crystal shows a good future for you, Marge! -X li N' X arf' 1 'rcMililrtfi 4-L. Yal10z'i47J uf ,.-v Millie'S. outside inErefst is :tially alarming fas far as Peurto Ricoj. Shows?-You' bet!l-Letitia and Kitty-Yes ,Vi.siting?-1-And how! And if you need a lift ask Millie, she,ll leave you V feelin' fme. Thanks, Kid! f ' zcrift uerites o 1 rvt Ma ' ' c Jo ' i f r 1 . -l- tim a gets i ith a ight ty? ere a . 'l of P frie s there an smil- ure to get ou any ' e, any ere, this comely co ut always go places! ' ! l Nancy jam' Yost Naughty but Nice,', is the title for this blushing, bashful, brilliant farmerette. Sugarloaf supplies our school with a sweet little Q?j head-ache. QNice headline to Bill the boards in any language, eh, Teacher?j I YW?