Pottsville High School - Hi S Potts Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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ROBERT FREILER-Here's another of that Harrison Street gang! But he's right up there in school affairs, espe- cially when there's talking to be done. Since one is often judged by the company he keeps, we can say that Bob must be one of the finest. The Hi-Y and the Ili-S-Poli: Newspaper will lose a real spark-plug when he leaves the corridors of P. H. S. VVith a wish for his luck and prosperity, we salute the good-will philosopher of '39. VVARREN FULLER-Warren, an Industrial student, is one of the few quiet male members of the senior class. How- ever, VVarren is quiet only when ordinary conversation is involved. VVhen it comes to singing, he has a lot to 'fsay ! He has a very powerful, deep voice-a most valuable asset to the bass section of the A Cappella Choir. FRANCIS GAFFNEY-Red hair-temper? Well, in this case, red hair isn't accompanied by a flaring temper. At least he has kept it under control, for it has never reared its head in our presence. Although Francis has always been, more or less, a 'lsilent partner, there is inside information that there's more to him than meets the eye. Nevertheless, our best wishes for his chosen career go with him! FRANCIS GAINER--Francis is one of the bashful, good-looking boys in the class of '39. He is willing to cooperate to the fullest extent with all of his teachers, and, as a result, is well thought of by both teachers and students alike. He likes sports from the fan's point of view. All in all, we are proud to call him a friend. PAUL GLENN-During his four years in high school, Paul has taken the Industrial Course, showing special interest in machinebshop work. Although a quiet fellow in the classroom, he has plenty to say when in the company of his friends. Being athletically inclined, he enjoys most sports, particularly basketball and football. He has our best wishes for a successful future! THOMAS GOLDEN-The old adage, Words are women, deeds are men, might be applied to Tommy. But he certainly must be commended on the excellent work accomplished when he does get down to business. Tom proved a most able leader, having served in the capacity of officer in many organizations. He possesses an infectious good humor, and, thank goodness, is one person who can see a funny side to life. LESTER GOTTSCHALL-May we present the class's 'fharrel of funn? Therels never a dull moment when Les is around, especially when he's with his inseparable playmate, f'Bob. He swings it with the best of them, being a member of the Brigadiers. One thing which presents a mystery is why he can't get good grades. He does, we think, apply himself. Vi'e suggest a bit of J't'fflI!l5 thinking! lll l 'll llllllllllllllllllll lllll l ll . l , MARY GRIES-VVe'll say it with flowers to the little Miss who has accomplished quite a feat in the eyes of her classmates. She took four years of Latin and liked it! Showing superior ability, Mary was admitted to the National Honor Society in her senior year. Not many have been able to penetrate her quiet reserve, but we feel sure that she is a true friend. BERNICE HAINES- For she is just the quiet kind, whose nature never worries. Here is Miss Punctuality herself. Yes, sirree, she's always on time. Bernice puts everyone at ease with her slow, earnest, kind, sincere manner and ready smile. Always willing to help another, she is a sure cure for those gloomsl Madame Know-It-All-Hi-S'Potts predicts nothing but a glowing future for her. LESI.EY HALBERSTADT- Les is one of those amiable fellows who serves as a great lift when one has the blues. In thinking of him, we are reminded of the saying, Men are not measured by inches. llis light heart, cheery smile, and carefree manner will be missed from the halls of P. H. S. Vl'e add our wish that complete happiness and satisfaction be his always. FRANCIS HAMMER-Francis is another of these silent men who goes about his own business. He has been active on the cross-Country team for the last two years, In addition, he is never too busy to indulge in a bit of horseplay with the rest of his many close companions. Quiet, but very much alive - such is he. ALBERTA HANSMANN-Alberta is another member of the cheer-leading squad. Incidentally, since she has led songs, her future might lie in conducting an all-girl orchestra. VVe don't know her chosen Field, but we feel sure it will be one requiring plenty of pep and action. Her formula is I.10Gfi'I'3-S2H15. QI.aughs plus good times yield success and happiness.j VVe hope there are no explosions! JACK HARLEY-jack is a quiet fellow who takes great pleasure in tinkering with machinery, especially automo- biles. Driving a car seems to be his favorite diversion. He also takes a great interest in most athletics, particularly in baseball, a sport at which he excels. jack is a leader in his class in the Machine Shop. LEONARD HARNEY-f'Red is following in the footsteps of big brother - that of being an outstanding student in the Commercial Course. Everybody knows him for his ready smile that shines amid the freckles and red hair. He has many friends, both in his classes and around the school, and his quiet sincerity has netted him a wide circle of acquaintances. Page 27

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