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

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FRICKERT, MARTHA Martha. . .concentrated on distributive ed details. . . smiles warmly. . .possesses bewitching, sparkling eyes . . .journeyed to and from Hillside every day ton those LATE bussesll . . .has a weakness for football, roller skating, and fbelieve it or notj math. . .hopes to secure a job as a Bell tel operator. A FRITZ, IAY HBaron . . .ceaselessly tinkers with his car of ancient vintage . . . signiHes his hearty approval of anything with a lusty, Yea, man! . . .took his golfing seriously . . .eagerly reads whatever is written by Lowell Thom- as. . .is nearing Army Air Corps life. GARHAMMER, EDWIN Bud . . .a newcomer to us this year from the land of the beans and the home of the Braves. . .moves with an air of knowing where he's going.. .finds that gas rationing severely cramps his style. . .has eyes on Army Air Corps. GEISWEIT, IOI-IN C1eis . . . one of Mr. Stabnau's promising pattern makers. . .eagerly concerns himself with anything which pertains to wood-working or carpentry. . .finds diver- sion in hunting and Hshing. . .has already tif it's O. K. with Uncle Samj decided to cast his lot with the Sea- bees. f ,.,.f,f -- d?If4'07l'9fJ..49'1'f- 4f't ' A I A pl, l-r M171 ref.: 0 . ,K H xghgtt I . E l .04 -ees 5' 7 fv- l in lv cn H ' s 1 1 Y .1 fir! prix , 145 . V X., .' FY Y Y'J 1' GERACE, VINCENETTA 'lVincie . . .tiny, talkative, tantalizing. . .olive-com- plexioned. . .artist of no mean ability. . .the lucky own- er of a contagious smile. . .flits hither and yon while taking care of her many responsiiblities fl-IIfSfPOTTS Annual, Phi Gam, S. A. B., Student Council, and Girl Reservesj GIBSON, IOHN john. . .one of our leaders in the scholastic parade the even thrived on Latinlj . . .a clean-cut, sincere, re- liable chap. . .sort of acted as a big brother to the Hweak sisters in Chemistry . . .will undoubtedly suc- ceed in his chosen endeavors. GOLDEN, EVELYN Goldie . . . enjoys a hearty laugh . . . dances and sings for recreational purposes. . ,wants to go West. . . looks upon school as a strictly business proposition. . . was exceptionally fond of poetry. . .is preparing her- self to become an expert secretary. GOULD, WALTER A'Moe . . . periodically sported a killer-diller crew haircut fin preparation for G. I., maybej . . .eats, sleeps, drinks baseball and basketball. . .hopes to become at- tached to a major league outfit. . .is at present giving the Army Air Corps possibilities a going-over.

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itfify FRANKS, WILLIAM Bill thot franksl . . .friendly, well-groomed. . .Pos- ter Club standby. . .stepped it off with the Cadet Corps .. .historical-minded. . .scours the hills and dales dur- ing hunting season. . .looks forward to the time when he can scour the South Pacific for laps with the U. S. Marines. FREED, ELWOOD 'AMick . . .a lover of the wide open spaces fhunting, fishing, amping, or hikingl . . .knows what makes auto- mobile otors ' for vice versal . . .in fact, has a nat- ur l ' linatio oward mechanical apparatus. . .is well h of ' e boys. RE N OHN ill . 'et and congenial. . .thrives on algebra. . . fl njoy nt' jllid collecting guns. . .is lured on by 'f ' e k H s thrillers . . . expects to attend Penn e Ce .would like to dedicate his abilities to a pf . rnilitaf are . f F f in ' ANE V If Q ff- chie . ..photographic tinting, developing, and 5. r specialist. . .would give her right arm to attend X he New York School of Photography. . .is a graceful WV f rformer on the silver blades. . .infrequently mutters a I -gusted, 'fOh, phooyln. . .lives for the day when she ' 1. Q . 91 visit Paris. L FLANAGAN, IOI-IN 'AIrish . . .never took studies too seriously. . .a mem- ber of Mr. Ketner's stage crew fthe show must go onll . . . enjoys an exciting baseball game . . . spends his spare time in the electric shop. . .hopes to become an electrical engineer in the U. S. Navy. FLANIGAN, HUGH Spinner . . .New Philadelphia native. . .never giv- en to over-exertion . . . involved himself in countless jams. . .proclaims You can't tell a book by its cover as his motto. . . chief end and aim in life is to go through college. FORTUNE, IAN Ian , . . a scholastic top-notcher . . . is continuously Cto quote his own favorite expressionl 'Aon the ball . . . constructs model planes . . . stampedes math . . . is defi- nitely sold on an engineering career fin South Am- erica, if possiblel . . .is a Fortune with a fortune of fine possibilities. FRANKENSTEIN, WILLIAM Bill fany relationship to the Frankenstein monster is purely coincidentalj . . .whiz kid in history. . .a radio bug . . . smugly emits an occasional, A'I'Iow are we doin'? . . .would like to travel to deepest India. . .dotes on electrical engineering. L.!ff24I7k.,v

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I fl ' . f if 1' 1 S 'fx . .4 '75 ! H1-TAG, ROBERT G. MProf . . .Pottsville I-Iigh's Fred Astaire, who draws the crowds weekly at the .. a high-ranking stu- dent and a high-stepping drum major.. Bvays busy with something. . .is partial to dancin d horseback riding. . .plans to step along to Penn te. HASENAUER, KARL 'iHap . .. rather on th so 1 y ' e. ill never for- get A Tale of Two Citie '. . . v ver without his bosom pal, Bill S off . N 5 opes to visit Panama via U. S. Navy. . . is . 1 ous 6 et into the grim busi- ness of undertaking tbo llj 'x N HAUPTLY. IOA 5 Ns Don't-laugh-i .s, c . pen-to-you I . . .ua ten o'clock scho r ther ever wasxsnel .always get- ting into a - w ' tryi - i to squirm ou I Njams. . .took the retail sales urse. . .goes tor roller-skating in a big way 3 l A - A . X ,R HECKLER, IANETMARIE lj Popular 'iPeggie . . .seen at all the dances and social a airs. . .never without a well-Htted date book. . .chose j, rnal sm as a vocation. . .a true horsewoman, HPeg- y often be seen galloping along a road fatter m. . . ,Was last seen headed in the direction of racu e U. i 9 ai. 4 1 X GRABOWSKI, IOSEPH i'Champ . . .a vocational student who excells in the wood shop. . .likes to play baseball. . .is of the opinion that there's no 'iplaten like home Cpoor punlj . . .has no travel ambitions to fulfill . . .will strive to be a skilled patternmaker. GRADWELL, MARGARET Peggy . . . enjoys a good basketball game. . .spent her most enjoyable school days in salesmanship class .. .uses all her spare time to embroider . . .is a retail sales enrollee. . .an accomplished swimmer. . .would like to go way wn South. GREGA ELE OR l 'J UDu 1 .. ' e one with t's cooki ' '. .. a fait eerl r, . ,reall qs to tow ' n a P. . 1 'Li er oyit . ject' i dancing athrtic . .plansei a beautjw . . .X ill some ay iso sh saysj vigt ustralia. , R HAAG, ROBERT C. X 'iBob . . .quiet, studious, highly regarded. . .will al- ways remember his auto shop experie ces. . .a devotee of football. . .draws one's attentio ith What's up, doc? . . .aspires to be a skilled mec ic. . .already in the fold of the Army Air Co . .s NJ' .M lvl Lfrqzeymj