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

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Through calm and storm they have arrived .... HAERTTER, DAWN With the dawn of Dawn came the dawn of what proved to be a rich alto voice. She'll surely brighten any office, for, in addition to her singing ability, she's a top-notch typist, We trust that this gay-spirited friend of ours will always bring cheerfulness and good-will in her wake. HAMMER, THOMAS Tom, like Richard Halliburton. feels the urge to travel. New Worlds To Conquer seems to be his watchword, also. Tom is a never-failing friend, His fine voice has merited for him a much coveted position in our well-known A Cappella Choir. May he sing his way into the business world as he has sung his way into the hearts of his associates. HANLEY, MARY This fashionable young lady has prom- enaded in many a fashion show. Her crowning beauty-her auburn hair-is most individual and striking. She possesses most of the qualities professional models need, such as intelligence, charm, versatility, and poise. What a girlll lt was really a pleasure to have associated with Mary. HARLEY, BETTY Betty is a three-act drama. First act: she has been a loyal rooter for P. H. S. Second act: she has proved to be a capable member of the Home Economics Club. Third act: her versatility has made her renowned among her chums. In this act, too, she makes her exit. And thus our play ends. HASENAUER, MILDRED Mildred is another of our many quiet gals. She has taken the General Clerical Course. Tri-Hi-Y work was her primary concern. Mildred would like to be a clerk in a ladies' dress shop. That may explain her attractive choice of clothes. Her neatness is one of her many good qualities. She truly believes that cleanliness is next to Godliness. HARTSTEIN, GEORGE George is enrolled in the Aca- demic curriculum. He is short, but that doesn't seem to be a handicap to him. One of the least of George's worries is- study. Nevertheless, he manages to get by land not with the lowest of grades, eitherj. He is a live wire-one who makes the world sit up and take notice. May Lady Luck remain with him. HAYNER, JOHN Herewith we present another fun-lov- ing chap of our class. lack is an enrollee in our Indus- trial course, in which he is a loyal worker. He can usually be found on the job in the Machine Shop. One cannot help but feel that his wavy hair and winning smile have done much in his having acquired so many friends. Keep smil- ing. and make hay while the sun shines. Haynerl HECKMAN, BETTY Betty is a girl of small stature. We aren't unduly alarmed about this, for, as the old saying goes, Good things come in small packages. She is the possessor of a delicate sense of humor and an eager wit. Betty has striven to excel in the clerical course, for her desire is to become a proficient sales clerk. A -ln - , ,W

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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

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HEFFNER, GLADYS Gay, smiling, and carefree-all are descriptive of Gladys, who can be proud of her four well-spent high school years. She has proved to be a real pal to everyone. That she is very fond of dancing is evi- dent in her daily trek to the girls' gym during her every lunch period and at the various school dances. Keep up the sprightly work. Heff. HEINLY, GEORGE Friend George appears to be quiet, yet we wonder if we are unaware of some of the fine qualities in this mysteriously reserved member of our class. George, we know. is a sports enthusiast and likes to fol- low the hounds, so to speak. His artistic senses must lean towards things of a sensitive future. for he favors photography as a hobby. The cry is still, Let George do it! HEISLER, HOWARD Howie, another of our Shop boys, has no interests aside from his shop duties here in P. H, S. As a driver, 'AHowie is a very careful and exact person about such things as speed. traffic regulations, and cops. Swimming is Howie's favorite sport. He makes the round of all the famous pools in Pennsylvania, just to try them, as he would say. HELMAN, IOHN Hlackn is a boy with a loyal spirit, which is something that will put the ball over the goal line, no matter how strong the defense. If his will proves to be as strong in life as it has been in school. he will he tops always. He plans to enter Lehigh University and specialize in Architecture. The good wishes of his associ- ates go with him, HELMBOLD, ELLEN Small, yes, but her ambition in life is to become an aviatrix. That's a lofty one, isn't it? The will to do a thing is one of the most important quali- ties a person can have. Since onward and upward seems to be her watchwords, may she attain the heights to which she aspires! Excelsior! HERWIG, MARION Giggles, giggles, and-more gig- glesl Her-wig-we mean her lovely brown hair-is always most neatly arranged. Iovial Sis has endeared herself to all who know her. She has her heart set on entering St. lVlary's Hospital of Nursing, so blood pressures will he her specialty! HICKS, ROBERT The honor of being Student Council President has reverted once again to the so-called strong sex. Bob possesses many fine qualities, loyalty being a principal one. Then, too, he's a public speaker of no mean ability. To become a civil engineer is his ambition, Math- ematics, then, is, and of necessity must be, his meat. His friends are nurnberless. Our hope is that he may continue to be as useful in life in the same proportion as he was useful among us. HIGGINS, IEAN MARIE Nous sommes enchantes da faire votre connaissance! We're certain the preceding statement truly expresses the feeling of all who know this soft-spoken, fair complexioned Mademoiselle. Her current burning desire is to re-visit the land of her birth-France. She has taken a great interest in the English language, although her favorite expression is still Vive la France. May happiness and good fortune ever be hers! Through calm and storm they have arrived .... IO 97,6 S E RS,.. Q-Vu 4l 5 Ski xi if 5A - E 'Lg - sigh 5 1 XE - i X3 11- l I 'E 2 2511? .430-