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

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.f 1' ff ffl A f D, . .t fl 1 V -fffto I N tiff V pf' ff ,ful MUD ff of v J' ., 1, VON KEjL:1NlZ,1DPl' 1-los M R KQV3- a ,likeable fguy- --. a boxaflii one of our very liabbe shop boys. Hop to be- ome a successful maczlnistf or nfotorcyclist -- ces all out or sports-likes toiee a go k- ey game or boxing nfat . f you want to know Znythingf' lsef' about Ken, a ertam A ruor girl can tell you. fWel ,wish Ken all the luck i the fworld. 4, MARION L. HOLISER Here's another uiet ngember of the class of '48.clVIarion loves to travel - would like to go to South America la Spanish stu- dent, of coursej-enjoys play- ing basketball in gym class: plans to become a fashion de- signer. The best to you, Marion. V and a MICHAEL HLIZWAY UMickey's chief ambition is to own a pair of wings, that is, to join the nav air corps. If he d0ESl'1't get to alaska this way, he might get there swimming, which is his favorite pastime- enjoys watching and participat- ing in a good game of football. We know he will go far in the future. TWENTY-THREE Chuc u e to be an eec r 1 a er nishes his g at Electrical , ARLE I YMES l ' ' ld 1 - ' ff ' SC 46 ool or . Chuck claims h 7 like to traiqvell-:to Qlirfnerica or t lt e ar t, i K' h Wthe gportunity. lik 1, ol ar nd with a 1 -we goesa11 n w at 5 ood baseball ga 11- ?d - - a good game of foc al . BERNICE IAMES Re oeo d - 1 'I fthe d t - 1 I H 4, , rv u 1 av iliqo u . tr. . --,A AZHZQZEAEFQ ein f S615 -' t eopport tiy gf - me QQQW-:wig 4 ' 1:26 a 1 c a ays 1 i C- cess. fIE ERIE IO -e r o - , I1 t in o t e latest new f uncl-I ofing at all as b -1. t. e pans to ente 3 ' itY of Mich- igan o e to study mechani : e A ' ing. With IefI's abi ity, he can do noth- ing but succeed. V JEAN E. 101-1Ns len, our hlondie, can be seen coming quietly through the halls although a laugh does come out frequently. Her plans are to be- come a telephone operator and to visit theromantic, Hayvaiian Islan,ds.,HLoves to dance and go to football games. 'iMany hel- los'f to you! ' 1

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LAURA ALICE HECKMAN Laura, after completing her stay at P. H. S., would like to become a nurse and go into training at the Philadelphia Gen- eral Hospital - in her leisure hours. she can be found horse- back riding. Football and bas- ketball are her two main sports: the former, as a spectator only, We all know that Laura will have happiness and success in the future. 1 , ,Juv '-'Q' 1 . jeff' , rl A J xii H 1 ,.,L.,,4w.-fi KENNETH C. -HEFFNER H '1Yog Hutl -sloivhi .Q ti t reliable one of,A'll K' s of the g6es wi over a game 1 iards-would xlik to ta e a trade in monu- ' fa matter of 'e and th lookin ,fdrward to a ,Y-fr? . , -41-f trip .L Europs?'May you get r Me as successfully th , ' L u 'd througlj H-f8Q, 'Keneli .f I S fa' .CSORGE GINS Another a s to p e a h ou d trave merica oritas. oul always be fou ' p ' time either bowling or er-skating. Higgs s 'he is going t ork t Xfljua- tion. W ' ' I' C v Q ll ' 91 1 b 1 P 9 l ' o 9 Sgme gay sei? MARY LOU HILDENBRANDT Plans to study languages upon leaving school. Mimi' spends most of 'her time iplaying the piano. She is' an ardent football fanealways can be found at any athletic contest.'Would like to travelg to South Americaj it the opportunity knocks. Best of luck, you are bound to succeed. TWENTY-TWO 1 f 1 ROBER7 C. OFFEC Buster' can r al y ow the ' ls how to , as his or1 e p tl s an 1 is feowoefbr ' ig n e o e usmess, are hi . --f. arnb 'iBuster thoro 1 ' '-. -. in a good ga - .1 L ff , d he likes to s - - int t i g ring himself. he b t f uck and success to- our lo Florida's gain. i 1. . Th y. ',t avel IS -1 ,bof Or ' s, furt is -E cation th'e, q f' ,. S 9 Q - tbfi ta tors Of wow mm S amiga H313-M3435 lyU'1,uczy -one of our mis- chi ou does not be- lieve in orlxd nd no play. Alw ' tqgegte in dancing, f all, gac n even a little udying. me day hopes to go to West oint. We wish you good lu in whatever you do. rg'-X VP R Ml-KN Would li e attend Schuyl- kill Undergraduat C ter to continue his educa . Bob attends all d and enjoys them to no end. outh America will be enriched by his presence sometime in the future. Goes all out for baseball, especially the A's. Good Luck, Bob CHARLES HOLLEY Hawk, a handsome fellow who hails from Seltzer City- during hunting season. he is at his best: consequently, takes great pride in his dogs and guns -we might ad 'he's al crack shot-hasn't de ' ed wgixt he will do, but whatever .iff , we are sure he will come out on top. V L' 1 1 X 'rx df J- A Xa .. . X J C 1 ..., cl XL 71 N f Y ' L.. ,- l V il 1 4-Z 1 V fx -1 ' P J' ' 1 1 1 N d rs, 4 , N. I li JWJ XJ I Nj Q x. X' N as ' lx Q-tal CL

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IEANN E M. IONES lose -can not decide be- tween stenography or designing, but we know she will succeed in either of these fields. We are proud to have been among her countless friends. She has made a reputation for herself which we hope she will carry far into the future-may she never lose the sincerity and dependability that has made her so dear to all of us. mad hIJlffQ.lSE5'n xfickf' a timzff of the Com- mercia -,plans to ent r. For : siness Sclibtfl an , cornegllgufsmulfb sin t alpa- - wou 1 0 a a 0 Z'lVlovieland ffklo wood,QJal.J' if he had 'the ortunity-- ves to play an atch all s or ' es- pecially sketball a l- enteghfnor in the Cappella Choir. To lack, we wish the best of luck and success in the world. ROSE MARIE KEN NEY Kenney lent her vocal tal- ents to A Cappella-one of our favorite soloists - a loyal foot- ball fan-she also loves to ice- skate-has a secret desire to travel through India and China -plans to enter Penn State Col- lege to be an occupational ther- apist. Good luck, Kenney, you should be a success! X ESTHER R KLINE 'xt ' SHES3- fun and good-natured -Ais one of our reliable Com- m rcial students-she went out fo football in a big way and f d great enjoyment in play- ' basketball - would love to li: el to Los Angeles and then to' Tacoma, Wash. Esther has XJ plans for the future, but we flgl that whateyer she does will bia success. f X .X V X g og Q , 35 re? ' . .l exxil Xxx xi Q QNX Q, fc X3 X TWENTY-FOUR dig as X t F if . 1 ,f gf ivy!! if I 'I l 1 f J' l ill X lc! A ,full fd, h X X X ,I Xf ,X V if V., Ulf rf -1 W -KET YK 1rsou X After graduati 'lgimplesu is gdgug ol-take 'her r at talent into V r ldilinghsclf f-when she hasff N Q, Betty would like to see gys ghts' in China. She'is very ' le flat her favor- ite pastime, nci , Betty al- ways enjoys .eeri g the foot- ball team on t victory. We know you will get all your de- sires, Betty. ... I ' Y IOAN KNITTLE It is always a pleasure to see such a sweet face gldw with an impulsive and twinkling smile. Ioan may give her quiet charm to the' busines world, but P. H. S. will never forget it. lVlay her high school success and popu- larity continue forever. .4 'I 2 .fy ' Z 'fi D 4 - fn. xl. 1 i . I F646 , sf Q,:fZ'Ed -quiet, good-r1atured- f'h as a yen for building model airplanes - can wield a wicked bat in baseball-would like to travel to one of the sun-kissed states, namely, California or Florida - hasn't decided which branch of the service will be honored with his presence. IOSEPH KURTZ After leaving P. H. S. for a few years to attend Valley Forge Military Academy, 'AIoe re- turned to graduate from Old Hi. Was very fortunate to spend some time in Florida this year, which was one of his great am- bitions. After graduation, he will attend Penn State Center. We know he will come out on top of whatever he does.