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

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l 'Y E A :Rus LI?glUI'I'!EPLFITE 'L X A X? K, BARNES, CATHERINE lt's only natural that Catherine was deeply interested in shorthand and typing. for she's preparing her- self to be dictated to - by an employer, not any other of the male species, eh, Miss Barnes? Wild and woolly Western stories fascin- ate her: hooks f adventure are her meat, This future stenog will further her tr ning at a business school BAR ES, I ABET Da eye I, dark-hair . oli'e-c plcx vorit xpr sion . e .. .tre e is K io HBe ' l ha, the k' .' f 2 de y ne , Si e k in w liste is a ear rk a d c nve a- io list, 'Bett ag n qua Hes. ngli h i h f orit :bis M ' ' h I l t h seba ridi g, he favor e r reatl : a O , da dy ' ' U tt ' I si t 'B y l fu a in s d ostess BARONE, IOSE INE ln her quiet, unassuming manner loseph- ine has proceeded on her uneventful way through P. H. S. Easy to get along with and mild in manner. Iosephine shouldn't experience any trouble in the role of somehody's stenog. She is one of those rare females who really enjoy watching a baseball game. while ice skating claims her active participation. BARRETT, IEAN This little lrish Miss is small of stature. but big of heart. We can't ever remember seeing her with a frown on her face, which is going to be a big asset to her it-specially when books are overduelli as a librarian. It looks as if New York will beckon lean when she leaves P. H. S. Wise up those city slickers, HShorty l BARRETT, VVINIFRED Gowns by Barrett. by gosh! That's right: our Winnie plans to become one of THE dress designers. Soon she-'ll have everything sewed up! KS-ew what?l!l Winnie herself is dainty, petite, and attractive. VVe're just afraid that some handsome male will have designs on her before she gets around to her designing!! BARTHOLOMEVV, PAUL And it must follow as the night the day. thou can'st not then be false to any man. No matter how big the job may be, he can be depended upon to give his best. Because of his being rather adept in all studies. we can't see any- thing but bright prospects for Paul in his chosen career, engineer- mg. BARTLETT, IEAN Don't be a bit taken back if, upon making what you think is a clever remark, there comes back to you this pert crack: i'That's corny - fresh off the cob! Iean must be near. This gal wants to become no mere, ordinary secretary: she wants to take notes et al for some one whose business takes him to foreign countries, BARTON, LA VERLE Come and trip it as you go, on the light fantastic toe could easily be the content of the urge which beckons LaVerle. for she has her heart Land her feetj set on becoming a dancer. The a cappella choir, the Library and Dramatic Clubs have in no small way benefited from this very attractive girl's participa- tion in their many activities, gzog

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claus Lgtnme PLHTE g it ADAMS, PHILIP It seems Phil's burning ambition in life is to attend the University of Notre Dame. Although he is naturally quiet, he has established himself in our hearts by his good nature and willingness to help his fellow students. Collecting pictures of sports stars is his hobby: the great national pastime claims his athletic attention. Llp an' at 'em, Adams! ADAMS, THERESA Number, please? . . . Thank you. You're right: Theresa plans to become a telephone operator. Small wonder that her favorite expression is Great day in the morning! Theresa took the commercial course, English having been of great- est interest to her. Skating is her chief pastime. Yes, Theresa is an Hello! girl we're saying Goodbyel to. ALKSNIS, GENEVIEVE Genevieve, better known as Gennie, is one of our up-and-coming jitterbugs. Dancing and skating are her favorite pastimes. If given the opportunity, she would like to travel to far distant lands. Gennie has chosen to become a gov- erness. Her quiet and efficient manner will place her deep in the hearts of her charges. ALLISON, WILLIAM Gentle reader, if, several years from now. you're stopped by a handsome. spic and span figure in the uniform of the Pennsylvania State Police, don't become befuddled. lt's only Bill - we hope-wanting to exchange greetings. tOh, yeahlllb This nice chap's main diversion is driving a tractor on his fatherls farm - an excellent place for one to do literally what Bill usu- I.. ally exclaims. Go fly a Kite ANDERSON, MAE Soft-spoken but hard-working is Mae. How- ever, her quietness does not conceal any of her fine qualities. Mae would like to go into training to become an Angel of Mercy. Go to it, Mae. Will Shakespeare is her favorite authorp Gone With the Wind, her favorite book. For the physically ill it'll always be Mae-time! ANNS, GEORGE Pull down the shades! Here comes another salesman! We're reasonably certain that such a remark will never be made in reference to salesman Anns. for his pleasing personality and courteous bearing should be a big asset to him in the selling game. When not wrestling with commercial subjects, George can be found tinkering with engines and motors. ASHMAN, CHARLES To study is folly - so thinks Cholly, by gollyl I le'd rather play basketball than eat: in fact, he plans to become a b.b, coach. Clark is really a killer when it comes to the opposite sex. If Charlie can talk himself out of the jams of Life as he talked himself out of those in P. H. S., he'll go far. BAIR, RUTH Watch the birdie, please. Youlve guessed it, That's Ruth at work in her chosen profession. She plans to take up commercial photography and would like to see the United States through the camerals eye. Besides photography. Ruth is exceedingly interested in secretarial work. With such a combination we're cer- tain that Miss Bair will make far more than a bare living. 4 owe

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ERIJ5 LIELUIHE PLFITE x BAST, DOROTHY There's never a dull moment when HDot's around. Fun loving and full of spirit, Dorothy is always ready to enliven anyone down in the dumps. Chemistry claimed most of her attention in P. H. S. The HI-S-POTTS paper took the rest. Her immediate obiective is to go into training at Montgomery Hos- pital. We dot our i's on you. 'ADot l BAST, IUNE What is more rare than a girl like Iune tour apol- ogies to poet Lowellll This beauteous young lady presided over the Home Ec Club goings-on during our senior year. She's another reason why it should be a pleasure to be a hospital patient. for this pulse-raiser is going to become a pulse-taker. Oh for Iune every month in the year! BAUSCH, JANE This music-loving gal's last name is only two letters away tu and sl from being one of the greatest in musical realms. However, we feel sure that lane will make a name for herself in her own right. Her nimble lingers know their way around the keyboard, and her alto voice blended beautifully with the others in the a cappella choir. Some musical jane, this lanel BEAUMONT, MERLE A lusty cheer for the doughty, chunky, most efficient Business Manager of our Hl'S-PO'l 'l'S newspaperl This bespectacled gal is a good egg4in fact,, she's one of the best liked girls in our midst. Merle took a lot of good-natured ribbing about her waistline, but she always laughed it off fthe ribbing, we mean'l. Cheerio, Nlerlel Y .'.4,, 1 r . v . . v . s .- 4 -s. . 5.- BECHTEL, EDGAR We look upon Ed as being a bit more than human, for his favorite subject is math. Imagine that! Yes, sir. we've yet to see a math problem that would stump this expert. ln fact, he excelled in all of his scholastic endeavors. will shortly be oil for Penn and his M. D. degree. Yes, llierc's a doe- tor in the house! BEECH, EILEEN Horse raising land racing, we s'posej is Eileen's life's ambition. By a queer coincidence, Orson VVells is her favorite author. lQuit 'orsin' around, Miss Beechlj Seriously, though. this horse business promises to be a profitable one because of llncle Sam s stoppage of auto sales. Eileen, enter our order for a horse with a shiny coat and short pants lbreathsll BENEDICT, VINCENT Vince is another one of our up-and- coming tand goinglj shop boys, lt's only natural that his favorite school subieet is shop math. He likes to play basketball and' can swim like a fish. Vince plans to attend a trade school and then do his bit for Uncle Sam by becoming a machinist in his army. BENQ, PAULINE VVell, what do you knowl Here comes that cute lassie with the classy chassisl ls it any wonder that her fav- orite exp.'es:ion is Take a lookul Pauline keeps in trim by danc- ing. She also thinks that a trip to Hollywood would be most exciting. 4So do we.l lt's not what you be but what you no, eh, Miss Benol Q21