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

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N K , , if. fjfl l jf fi l , 'fi Ml' J ' 'i fr' , A au, U '4 h 6 - A ,Mr Sf .- - It .f'jUJf i fr 1 , , 5 f' Cf il' Zigi Through calm and storm i they have arrived .... .-127.-. ex ll FREDERICKS, GERALDINE Gerry believes that the harder one works at a thing, the more he gets out of it. She's one gal who really practices this to the letter. This lassie is extremely fond of both swimming and basketball. Gerry is small of stature, very agile. and quite versa- tile. Boys. 'tis said, are the least of her worries-at presentl FREEDMAN, PAUL We herewith present a boy with a quick and Hexible mind. Paul shows promise of becoming outstanding in anything he undertakes. He's fond of his- tory in any shape or form. Fellow students thoroughly realize this. His opportunities for doing good are unlim- ited. May his efforts be crowned with the fruit of achieve- ment! FROECHLE, EVELYN Evelyn is quite efficient. This is a quality to he admired in anyone and everyone. She intends to carry her efficiency into life. To be an expert typist is her desire. ln her leisure time, Evelyn keeps scrap- books. She's a friend indeed, faithful in every trust com- mitted to her. GAVALETZ, IOHN ln lohn we find a very aeronautic- ally inclined person. He is a builder of model airplanes. He has hopes of travelling around the world by plane. lohn is also interested in forestry. He would like to enter a government forestry school after leaving high school. May his most sincere desire be realized. . ilmll GEIGER, ELMER Where's Elmer? Easy-going and happy-go-lucky-such is Geiger. He took the Commercial Course and showed a marked preference for typing. Al- though baseball is not one of our school sports, Elmer is extremely interested in it. He plays rather well. we are told. GEISSLER, BERTHA Sis is a good skate. I s'pose we should add that she's a good skater, too. She is really awe-inspiring when she's on a roller-rink. Sis also likes swimming. A good sport in the fullest sense of the word is she. May the rest of her life be as happy as her high school life appears to have been. GELBUDA, BENIAMIN Ben, believe it or not, feels the call of the sea and plans to join the United States Navy. He may be another Iohn Paul Iones in the making. ln the not-too-distant future he may take his place on the bridge of one of Uncle Sam's sleek greyhounds of the deep. Ship ahoy there. fellerll GESSNER, EVELYN This blonde Miss is a West Nor- wegian Streeter. Evelyn is very domestic-that is. she's a home body. She likes to sit, listen to the radio, and read or sew. She isn't so domestic, though. that she doesn't appreciate a good game of football. Volley ball Hnds favor with her. Her generous smile is friendly. and it has been fun knowing her. c ,xg

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'B gy. , FLANAGAN, MARY Here's one of the most carefree members of our group. Fun-loving, Mary is a girl we like to have around. Her gay chatter is refreshing: her happy- go-lucky manner serves as a lift and a bracer-upper to all of us. To sum up, she's a parcel of vitality-a blues chaser extraordinary. FLEMING, IAMES Fleming is no grind, but he does manage to pursue a steady middle course. He didn't par- ticipate in the varied extra-curricular actitvities. Fleming, however, was especially interested in the course to be found in the Industrial Curriculum. He has won many friends by his willingness to be a friend. We will be sorry to sever our day-by-day associations with him. FORTUNE, GAYLE What a happy name combination this young lady has-Gay-le and Fortun-ate! Her interest in the many school activities seems to be boundless. Her participation in the various choral organizations was espe- cially noteworthy. May the best of good fortune always be yours, Miss Fortune! FOSTER, NANCY Nancy, being a member of the Senior Athletic Boosters. is. naturally, an ardent sports fan. How- ever, she's no laggard when scholastic activity is in order, either. This little red-haired gal is interested in typing, et al. She hopes to study journalism. in which line of en- deavor a typewriter is one of the more necessary acces- sories. FOX, JOHN This Fox is a real live wire. He is inter- ested in almost everything iexcept girlsl. He does a thing and does it well, not because he must, but because he finds joy in doing it. This trait or quality is an invaluable pos- session in living a life of usefulness and happiness-one which we hope will be his. FOX, ROBERT F. Folks, here's a Fox. Which one? The silver onel These Foxes have been rather difficult to Cata- logue. Teachers especially found their identities most con- fusing. This one has become well known for his outstanding ability in his favorite sport-basketball. Good sportsman- ship and a keen sense of humor characterize him. FOX, ROBERT N. l'iere's another Fox-the sly one. He is, however, interested in dentistry. Go to it. i'Bob. Thats gold in them thar molarsl Bob's outstanding achievement in school seems to have been his football playing, One seldom, if ever, hears him discuss studies. FRANTZ, GRACE This petite Miss is always calm and serene. However, Gracie believes in having her share of fun. She approves heartily of the West. Her favorite author is Zane Grey: her favorite book is The Mysteri- ous Rider, and her secret yearning is to visit the Western states. l Through calm and storm they have awwed FE I 0 iw as-5:5 V ,yli X, s, . x -W 1.1. S C J SE RS,.. -26.-

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GINTHER, ROBERT Red could usually be found holding down his left-end position on the Crimson and White eleven. His ambition in life is to be a football coach. Red can really do things if he wants to. He spends most of his out-of-school time shooting darts. Here's hoping that he tackles life's problems in a most convincing fashion. GOODMAN, EMLEN This chap is a bit difficult to pin down. He's hither. thither. and yon. ln spite of this, Em- len's, as one can see for himself, a Good-man! Stories of the West intrigue him. Swimming is his favorite form of exercise. His immediate desire is to find employment in New York City. Always be Good, man! GOULD, IOSEPH Ioe is one of the busiest and neat- est-looking fellows in school. His numerous activities in- clude the Camera Club, National Honor Society. Choir, Band, and, of course, the HI-S-POTTS Annual Staff. Hc hopes to enter the U. S. Military Academy. Boy, won't hc look swell on Dress Parade in his field gray uniform! Vile salute you, joe, and wish you well. GREENFIELD, BERNARD Flash!! That was Bernie Greenfield speeding by. He's one of Coach Sterner's hur- dlers and broad-jumpers. Bernie has little to say. He lets his legs i'talk for him as did Casca in speak, hands, for me. We wish him well in his every worthwhile effort. GREENWOOD, DORIS lf one is ever in need of a good bookkeeper, we heartily recommend Doris. She's one who never starts anything unless she Finishes it. Shorthand is her favorite school subject. She's most efficient and reli- able. These qualities will be invaluable to her in her chosen line of endeavor- stenographic work. GREGOR, ROBERT Next time you see a tall, dark, and handsome gob walking down the street, look close. 'causc. for all you know, it might be Bob. You see, he wants to join the Navy and, as the old saying goes, have a girl in every port. Though he didn'nt belong to any clubs during his stay in P. H. S., he certainly made his presence felt. GRIFFITH, WALTER GritT is to P. H. S. what Nile Kinnick is to Iowa U. He truly has demonstrated that actions speak louder than words. Co-captain of this year's varsity eleven, he played magnificently in every game. ln- dicative of his stellar consistent performances was the fact that he was selected All-State Scholastic End by the Asso- ciated Press. We feel that still greater things are in stors- for him. GUINTHER, ARDELL Quiet though she may seem. her friends call her Do-Do. We wonder why! Ardell is enrolled in the General Clerical Curriculum. Her ambition is to become a proficient secretary. Dell's favorite novel is A Certain Rich Man. May she ever strive to do her best in whatever she undertakes. w i they have arrived .... f k ,wk v ,.1 Q72 g 1 E' Through calm and storm get ii ii, -- - SE lORS,.. ,-'28,-1