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

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THE PLAYERS GALLIANO, CAROLYN UBeauty is only skin deep, but Caroa lyn would like everyone to have at least that much. She plans to attend the New York Academy of Beauty Culture, then begin her life's work from there. Carolyn was enrolled in the Commercial Course, so she should be able to save the expense involved in hir- ing a bookkeeper. GALLIANO, MARGUERITE Marguerite is the other half of the Galliano sister team. Her desire is to become a stenographer. Try, try'again! is her watchword. Even though she is rather short in stature, we feel that she'll be able to make her presence felt by striving to do her very best at all times. GARBER, JOEL Quiet, reserved, and nonchalant, he is ever ready to give assistance. Quietly confident of his own ability to achieve, Joel plans to become an expert motion picture technician. His many friendships were made by his pleasing personality and his willingness to help others. He will long be remembered by his classmates as an 'fall-round good fellow. GAVALETZ, MARY Shy, reserved, possessing a strong desire to accomplish successfully everything she sets out to do-such a per- son is Mary. By diligence she wins her way. Her desire to work coupled with her cheerfulness and gaiety have won for her many friends. Although she has not participated in many extra-curricu- lar activities, she has made her presence felt in class discussion. Keep smiling, Mary! GERACE, GRACE This diminutive gal with the highly allitera- tive name is an S and T specialist fshorthand and typingl. Volley ball, basketball, and archery make up her extra-curricular interests. She's going to be a stenographer. To travel around the world is her immediate desire. In her own favorite expression, that's 'fNot bad ! GREGALONIS, LEONARD Leonard is a lover of comfort. An easy-going chap is he. His warm smile and cheery greeting are integral parts of him. Leonard undoubtedly agrees with Robert Louis Stevenson that Life is a thing to be dashingly used and cheerfully hazarded, for he is determined to become an auto race.r. Here he comes- there he goes! GREGOR, BETTY Gee VVhiz!! Ever hear this faint whisper in study hall: f'Psst! Hey! Pass this note up? Well, you needn't look, for its originator will of necessity be that amicable gal, Betty. Laugh and the world laughs with you describes her to the HT. How in the world could a business man be grumpy in Betty's presence! VVhat a stenog she'll be! GREENFIELD, GERTRUDE Gertrude is a capable, conscien- tious, and hard-working student. Commercial work demands most of her attention. Humorous and sincere, she captivates all with her charming ways. Football, tennis, and dancing are her principal off-the-record interests. Miss Greenfield, we trust that your fields of endeavor may ever be green with worthwhile crops to harvest. Page Tfwenty-tfwo SENIOR CLASS '4ll

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SENIOR CLASS '41 THE PLAYERS FRANKENSTEIN, lIELEN If Silence is Golden, then surely some day Helen will be wealthy. She believes in keeping her opinions to herself. Not a little of her time is spent in reading, and she is ve.ry seldom unprepared. With such a background we feel sure that we'll be hearing good things about Helen in the not-too-distant future. FRANKENSTEIN, VINCENT The bookkeeping teachers will miss Vincent when he leaves, for he has been a most interested student. He really takes his work seriously and would like to put his knowledge into practice as a clerk. If he continues to work as hard as he did in school, we know he'll be a worthy employee in any business. FRANTZ, FLOYD lf you have a question, just ask Floyd. He never seems to be at a loss for an answer. Most of his leisure time is spent in model building and photography. He would like to attend Thompson's Business School. To become acquainted with the work of a commercial pilot is his current desire. FREED, RUSSEL Photography seems to have captured this young man's fancy. He hopes to gain entrance into the U. S. Army's photographic department. Russel has made many friends in school because of his rare sense of humor. But if any of you are camera shy, the safest thing to do is to keep out of his way. FREEMAN, NETTA Netta is easy-going and carefree. Her arn- bition in life is simply, as she says, to be successful. At what? VVelI, she isnlt specific in that. From this we venture an opinion that her philosophy must be, Study as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow. FRIE, FRANK Frank is a boy who takes delight in roaming through the forest, studying the care of IFCCS. He wants to know afl there is tofknow about them and then become a National For- ester. So, as far as Frank is concerned, we'll just let Nature take its course. VVhat silent majestic friends he'll have! FRIEDMAN, DONALD At such a tender age, this musical genius is already quite the master of the violin. Kind-hearted, witty, and every inch a musician, Donald has, without a doubt, won the admiration of his fellow students. He plans to continue his studies at the julliard School of Music. We're proud of this future Fritz Kreisler. GAINER, RUTH This dark-haired young lady is everyone's friend. Her quiet demeanor is very becoming. It's said that actions speak louder than words. Ruth provides adequate proof of this. VVith jovial nature shown by gleaming smile, she meets each day and stops to laugh awhile. Can anyone ever recall having re- ceived a harsh word from her? Page Tfwenty-one

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SENIOR CLASS '41 THE PLAYERS GREENVVALD, RAYMOND Ray strikes us as being a pretty wise fellow. VVe believe that he feels as did Francis Bacon a few hundred years ago when he wrote, Crafty men condemn studies, simple men admire them, and the wise men use them. A trip to Hawaii is his immediate objective. Adventuresome, eh? GRIES, JOSEPH YVhere there's music there cannot be mischief. Or can there? For one so interested in the violin, you'd hardly expect his life's work to he devoted to mechanics. However, that's the way joe sizes up the situation. He plans to enter Lehigh University, where much will be required of him, but let us not forget that there's a lot to him. GUNDERSON, ROBERT This Gunderson chap is Clark Taylor, Rohert Power, and Tyrone Gable all wrapped into one! What a handsome brute he is! VVe say this in all sincerity. Bob is exceedingly interested in music. He plans to enter Cornell in Sep- ternber. Our hats are off to him because of his courage in having over-ridden his several misfortunes. GURAVAGE, ANTHONY Anthony is an industrious chap, he possesses various abilities. Humorous in a quaint lazy way, An- thony is a fellow to he reckoned with, He is popular with his associates and is always a welcome addition to any group. Young Mr. Guravage is air-minded, so to an aeronautics school he will go. Happy landings, 'lTony ! HALEY, DOLORES Hey, hey, Miss Haley! Dolores, though otherwise inclining toward the quiet side, is most aggressive when it comes to pounding the typewriter. Yes, she hopes to become a secretary, Dolores is of the bashful sort and is satisfied to remain within her own circle of friends. VVe trust that she'll have a happy future. IIARRUN, CLARENCE Dee, as he is commonly called by his friends, is blond and lightvcomplexioned. lAh, me!! Full of wise cracks and plenty of jokes, Clarence provides an element of fun wherever he goes. This is not his only outstanding feature, for he is also a diligent and industrious worker. His ambition is to enter trade school to become a mechanic. HARVEY, ,IEANNE Jeanne has established for herself a definite place among us as a sincere and loyal friend. She has ably partic- ipated in many extra-curricular activities. And how she can make that hull fiddle talk ! She is the fortunate possessor of a keen mind and a pleasing personality. Jeanne expects to further her education in Lincoln School for Nurses, VVe wish her well. HEFFNER, IWILDRED Mil is the reason why many a male heart skipped a few beats during her P. H. S. career. fQuick, VVatson, my stimulantll 'l'hat she's interested in having every female appear glamorous can be seen in her desire to become a heautician. How she'll miss that ride to school with Mr. Scott every morning! Page Twenty-three