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

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X KEEHN, HELEN Keehnie . . .an accomplished Qnever falls offll eques- trienne f'orses around on 'orses, eh?l . . .sang with the A Cappella. . .was hardly ever seen without her bosom pal, Helene. . .a solid typist. . .is Keehn on becoming a private sec to some Mr. Big in Washington. KELLY, HAROLD Kel , . . the 'AWhy don't you wise up? guy . . . blond, curly-topped natty dresser but would prefer leatherneck attire. . .is overwhelmingly partial to base- ball. . .never bothered by studies-or femmes. . .strictly a man's man Hfor a' that, KEMFORT, EDWIN 'AEcls '. .. n embry macbigfgt. . ys o l' e, particul ' 'shi g. . . ' 1 y give is all to ' ' n tmjfo n ' ' ' oy, there, sailorlj . ain to reifiim r his mjchine shop assoc' onsw Mr. WitmanQ KILMLIRRAY, DOROTHY uDot . . .a roller-skating enthusiast. . .tall and self- composed . . . had many a laugh while reading See Here, Private Hargrove . . .was active in the Girl Re- serves. . .specializes in shorthand and softball playing . . .will earn her daily bread as a secretary. 'z f,0 . ' . If Mr' , JI .- ,, lxjrlfllmj -ff X Z. H 'ark , ' . uf I, 'fp ..j,f,f ,, KLEMM, EMIL Tex . . .left our ranks in October to join the lads in blue. . .looks forward to attending a navy trade school in due time. . .appropriately enough, indicated his de- parture with a confident, 'Tll be seeing you . . .has our best wishes for a useful future. KLUCHINSKY, MAE You-tell-'em-I-stutter Mamie . . . colorful, stream' lined, stately, stylish. . .had gobs of local footballers in a constant dither vying for her favors . . . even finds rain romantic. . .is a cinch to realize her desire-to become a petty model fyawsalj. KNOWLTON, ELAINE Fuzzy . . .recent newcomer from Shamokin fpleas- ed to meet you, pall . . .fortunate possessor of lovely blonde tresses . . . devotee of typing and commercial work. . .turns to dancing and sewing for recreation. . . aspires to become a first-rate secretary or a capable nurse. KOONS, HOWARD Tall, dark, romantic Koons . . .exclaims That's no excuse! . . .to any alibi offered him. . .really knows his way around with the P. H. S. belles. . .eQbyed4Poster Maker Club and English class activitiesa.. ,will bid8his time until that well-known number come up. - X' .Y Q ex. ' -1 :K KN VX X F . ' L' 1 ' w Q g 4 -aj . 5 , -J Q .4 -2 in ' . x 'I ri 5 .2 c.ytf2917x,v P M W .P 7' , 4 - V.

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I HUGHES, EVA Evey shy, bno trusive. . .content to let the to th ,1,oud-mouth- ed 1 when t ' ' or singing. . . found delightful ing. . .will direct her a sec et ' care V. IEANN I, , MVR erfor he taskskrbergketicallyhout quiet! .conte that Har fua 'es is the modern pied p1per...x ophone, a ' n virtuoso extraordinary f the H 1 c mai stays. . .intends to make h c o society through the profession of nursi . HUGHES, ROBERT A'Hughsey . . . boisterous and good natured . . . suc- mbined studies, journalism, and romance howll . . .equally popular with both sexes th bull in P. of D. class. . .ever ready wise crack. . .impatient to drop in on DEEP HEART OF. GLADYS Gladys. . .an attractive, promising i'Hello Girl we're 'QSO long to, for she's interested in taking upon a telephone operators duties. . .a rabid basket- ball fa X the old 'Acourt game, eh??l . . .superstitiously col s 'sh bones. . .eyes a trip to Brazil. cessfully S, Corps . .spend is f o s at the piano keyboard . . upon a a is at. . .Bucknell bound. . . e rov' g life tra ling salesman appeals to hi . lr Ck RO T Y '. . . one f t harte embers of the Cadet lo s sei X. IONES, IANE , ' A'Stretchf .'I L69 inches fcount. 'api-J of good, consci- entiolrs humanity. . .Head Guy of the Latin Club tthat makes her a latiltudinarian, doesn't it7?l . . .takes math in her stride. . .is interestedikn the finer things of life. . . wi-ll enroll at' Columbia University to study interior decorating techniques. IONES, RONALD Cherub - faced, peaches - and f cream complexioned, stout-hearted 'iSlim tno ration points requiredll . .. slides a mean, moaning trombone. . .forever overloads his merry Oldsmobile. . .flashes splashy ties. . .bounced through T. K. D. initiations with no poundage lost. . .is on his way to Lehigh-he hopes! IULIAN, ROSALIE R-o-s-a-l-i-e, my darlingnf the gal with the raven locks and blushing cheeks. . .chirps a gleeful 'lHi ya, hon! to her special pals. . .recalls with pleasure her ' having yvadeifi through Gone With the Wind . . . to visit the land of siestasHMexicoHis a must with Ro. a ' ' ' I im..!iI28I?k.,v

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Sf.-,fig 11 .1 , ,UM C1 IXNI1 1 ,-- YY 4. xo 1 A .,,. -My? .4 gg: aft. . ' Ti ,Q i ' W 1 Ai' A' Xjjivihj? A . jifv. g H , trite' iz gg . . LAVLQSON, HELENE ' ' ,V if J WX l1'.anie . , .looks forward to the day when she will be free Uto hit the road to Washington, D. C., and a secretarial job. . .an auto-racing enthusiast fthose good old dayslll . . .finds much satisfaction in typing, swim- ming, and horseback riding. LEE, IOHN Ulohnny Baby . . .first-string quarterback and T. K. D'er. . .divided his time between Orwigsburg and air- plane model construction. . . solidly built, likeable . . . knows all about the laws of gravitation, etc.. . . ' marking time until the U. S. Army Air Corps calls. LEVY, WILLIANI J! ,t HBill . . .fellow of few words. . .made rapid lst ides in the retail sales course. . .appeared to have lgaffs if abilg ity in the realm of merchandise sel?ng ihw s jnducte V' into the U. S. Army on October ' X, 1 Lf3. . .lplansytfdf 1 re-enter the salesmanship ga-me inyjdue time. b f - . ' , J If LINDEMAN, ROBERT f K Lucky . . .blond, well-built. . .keeps lVlickey's Soda Fountain in business. . .did his best work in the study of physics. . .constructs model planes. . .avid reader of anything pertaining to flying. . .is now a member of the Army Air Corps Reserves. is A ,W fl Q A A . H .. ,n. ,L -:f,.s ,s I' lj . ga- KRAMER, IOE 'AIoe twhaddya know?j . . .displayed his talents solely in the machine shop. . .got his biggest kick from reading Stevenson's 'Treasure Island . . .can be heard shouting a cheery Hi-ya to his buddies. . .places his plans for the future in Uncle Sams hands. LACHLER, KARL 'ACharlie Horse . . . member of our fine Sketch Club . . .is completely saturated with geometry. . .finds time to build airplane models when not playing football or studying t???j . . .intends to go to pre-flight school, then to the U. S. Army Air Corps. LANDY, CAROLYN HTootsie . . .blonde and cute. . .is a hopeless addict of the mad sport called golf. . .could nearly always be found in the HI-S-POTTS newspaper staff room . . . hopes to go to college, then abroad. . .dismisses any complaint with an all-inclusive, Things are tough all over! LAVENBERG, BERNICE Bernice. . .says her principal objective in life is to get ahead in a store . . .made her best academicfsh ,- ing in English, . .thinks l'Gone With the Wind top n the literary Held. . .enjoys dancing with af capitalfl . . .would like to go to California if tlueuccasion pre- sents itself. ' Xb nf 'L 1. 3' Kia, V V I xx? X , ff fi,-- L. V ' 1 J J f . 1, 3 I - ' Q fl' V-o 1 . ' 1 .J ' i 8 4 I l , D x , . . i' 1 H xi i cftqsopkj