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

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THE PLAYERS MACHENRY, FRANK Mac is fond of playing ice-hockey. He really 'lgoes places on the glazed surface. He's also interested in photography. His camera is his constant companion. Lowell Thomas' Count Luckner, The Sea Devil is his idea of enjoyable reading matter. May he do well in whatever trade he chooses! MACHONIS, VVILLIAM VVhether it be the investigation of some mischief or the solution of an intricate math problem, Bill tackles either in the same manner. Persistence, thy name is Ma- chonisl The harder the problem, the greater is his delight in sticking to it until the solution is obtained. That's the type West P for, 'KBill l A ' A J ' L A6 V I MACNEELY, KENNETH H has his mechanical eye ed on 0 , Carnegie Tech, where he hop to become an expert ma nist. He 1. has the ability to attain that goal, too. We s'pose he'd have to take 4,6 l'Vince VVolfe with him, for how could one exist without the other! Perish the thought, reader, perish the thought! MAHONEY GERALD Thi d-nat little chap was the object of lots and lots o id hile ong us, but he took all of it in stride. We kn c will miss him greatly, for he was a pillari bot the and orche ra. His goal in life is to become a e E267 ian. MAKELY, LEONA Leona is a gay, chipper, refreshing some- body. She practically demonstrates the great Theorem of the Liveableness of Life. VVhat a private secretary she'll make! Further training at the Peirce School of Busines is her immediate objective. We trust that laughter, joy, jollity, and mirth will ever continue to he her constant companions. MALSON, THOMAS VVhen a blustering Doggone itll' rings through space, Tom is sure to follow in its wake. He's a fancy driving enthusiast-from a spectator's point of view. Tom's interested in electrical engineering and would like to learn more about its intricacies at the University of Pennsylvania. We dub thee, HTorn Malson, Superman No. 2 ! MARGIN. ALBERTA Life is made of sterner stuff is evidently Alberta's motto, for she's most serious and sphinx-like. Then again, she may feel that to know how to hide one's ability is a great skill, for one senses that she possesses an orderly and well- planned way of carrying out her ideas and ambitions. MARX, MARGARET Marks don't appear to mean much to Miss Marx. She doesn't talk much, either, but we feel that she possesses certain abilities which, so far, she hasn't chosen to exhibit. She probably believes with the poet Milton that 'tHe also serves who only stands and waits. To attend a business school is her post- graduation desire. .2 , Vg . ,Af 1' ,ft cf , J! l 1 K Q I SENIOR CLASS '41 1.2 1 ,J fi Xl Page Thirty-one

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THE PLAYERS I.EVVIS, MADELON Modern Living is her favorite subject, to he a heautician is her ambition. Madelon's hobbies are ice-skating and piano-playing. She's a11 ardent rooter at football games and dribbles a 'fmean basketball. To travel around the world is her immediate desire. Does she do a heap 0' living? VVell, in her own pet expression, f'You're telling me! LINER, GEORGE Liner, The Aeronautical Engineer! VVhat a high-sounding appellation! George pla11s to enter Lehigh to learn more about this science than just the name. He hasn't bothered much to make himself known, but he's evidently a natural techni- cian, for his interest it1 photography and the Chemistry Club is unbounding. VVe wish him well. LINER, MILTON Milton is one of our best students. In fact, he's more or less an authority in chemistry, for he performs his experiment and the11 gives helpful suggestions to those i11 need. Exams hold no terror for him, for he is always prepared for the unexpected. The U. of P. chemical research laboratories beckon him. LIPSKY, .ARA ' is che rful-l :king irl becomes not at all ruffled he littl empes hic woul send most of us on a rat a . ere ra is the-re's lb t ipping the light fan- ta. 1 s Clara's bby' becom a ate cretary is her ambi- tioi VVe t st at h esire atten a business school may be realized. OIN is v is transcontinental minded , vel by air, having breakfsat H1 'I BE y ' - -th is 'd e li t ' ' ' 'ca 1 ' hx - s t' s mixe meant i11 ON china! ! The nursing profession 1 eT ll whether she got her prepo cl.' s her interest. She ho es to serve her apprenticeship at the Fountain Springs Hospital. LORD, .IACQUELINE 'lTa, ta, ra, ta. Make way for the I.ord's daughter! K'-Iackie possesses a personality which is to be envied by all. She is a favorite with both sexes and is always in demand at dances and social gatherings. Because of her intelligence, charm, and grand sense of humor, she has more friends than a sultan has wives. Truly, she is lord of all she surveys! LUTCIIKUS, JOSEPH joe's love for sport was SCCII i11 his achievement on the gridiron. VVhere does he go from here? VVQII, he has his heart set on becoming a11 airplane mechanic i11 Uncle Samuel's Army Air Corps. In fact, he has already constructed many model aircraft. '!There's something about a soldier! LYMAN, LAVVRENCE If you should see a serious scholarly-loolo ing guy hanging on to the ha11dle of a brief case, the odds are te11 to one that he's l'Flash. His brief case technique should serve him admirably in his life's work, for he wants to become a sales manager for a large candy company. IIe's going to keep all of us sweet, eh? 9 Page Thirty SENIOR CLASS '41

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, 2 Nl THE PLAYERS S iff X -tv' X A Ns N - J 1 :lx - xx . X I , -. - f . I I S MAUGER, MARY LOUISE Mary's little, but she knows what the score is! Her outward appearance of quietness is a bit deceiving, for she really lets herself go when the occasion demands. Mary hopes to become an efficient private secretary, and we have every reason to believe that she'll realize that hope. That's that! X -Q 1 MAZZUCA, DOMINICK Think not I am what I appear A rather aptly applies to this chap, for beneath a somewhat careless 3 exterior there's much latent ability. Flashes of it appear at varied Rx X' intervals. Dominick's a soft-ball and pool-shooting addict. He - hopes to enter Penn State to study salesmanship. No fooling this X pet expressionj then, Dominick! MCCAFFERY, JOSEPH HA handsome exterior is a silent recom- mendation, 'tis said. VVhat a recommendation 'ljoel' possesses! llis appearance alone sets the gals' hearts aflutter. He has his academic sights set on Penn State. Chemistry is his favorite sub- ject, hunting is his most pleasureable olf-the-record activityg to X . . . . 'X,X obtain a comfortable living is his ambition, .QX it MCCLURE, CLARENCE Sam is our conception of an animated exclamation point! How he went up after the ball on a center jump in basketball! The multitudinous wonders of electricity have captivated his fancy to such an extent that he plans to enter a trade school to become more fully acquainted with the elusive stuff. MCGUGART, BETTY Quiet and unpretending, Betty has left the limelight of publicity to those more self asserting than she. A sincere and willing worker, she has been a loyal supporter of many P. H. S. activities. Her ambition is to be a good stenographer, and, with her keen interest in shorthand, she should make a good one. MEADOWS, MILDRED Take a letter, please. Of course, Mildred is always ready, for she is a capable student of the Secre- tarial course. Her interest in shorthand i not just a passing one. She would like to go into the section oiour Eoumry where the Indians and the cowboys used,tq'ctit capers-or more hair-raising ' - l . ' ll 1 z ' get sea ps fippee N it L IU ,v t. P . . l. ', Q TAN X Q i, kk K E r . YY A' I lt: skill 1 4 f -I x !'w MELENOSKIE, EEO Leo is another one of our industrial boys. Though not acquainted with all of us, his intimate friends know him as an earnest but not-too- industrious boy when it comes to book larnin'. If he can learn to manipulate his hands as well as he does his feet, he'll make a fine machinist. MEYERS, EDWARD Bang, bang! If you hear a shot or see a gun in Ed's hand, youll! know he's either out hunting or in Uncle Sam's Army. Ed's'l a rather slow starter but is really quite eflicient when rolling in high gear. He possesses a certain manner which his personal friends admire. Page Thirty-lfwo its SENIOR CLASS '4 l