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

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l fr' ALICE E, MILLER Red Hcheerful and energetic -going to relax and enjoy life be ore starting out to work'- loves to travel anywhere, any- time-likes to see a good foot- ball game and dancefeats and eats sweets, although you'd nev- er think so-one of our artists -it may be Bloomsbur State Teachers College for Iilice- may success be yours always. stage crew made a fre- quent participant in assembly programs fmoving the pianol. LILLIAN M. MILLER Molly plans to attend onle of our local business schools and then secure an office position. Claims eating is her favorite pastime. An ardent football fan and enjoys swimming. Desires to visit California. Our hats are off to Molly. She is headed for certain success. MARY E. MILLER Min, one of the more quiet members of the senior class- breezed through the Commercial course and will be one of our future efficient secretaries - a most ardent football fan, Min claims her favorite pastime to be eating goodies. With her pleas- ing personality, we are sure Min will succeed, .fl 'P f 1' , ' v ,f' 'I n TWENTY-SEVEN fYY7 ' ROBERT R. MILLER Studies in the Academic course - plans to attend Penn State Undergraduate Center, Bob is a great lover of all sports, but basketball and football head his list. Favorite pastimes are eat- ing and sleeping. We extend to him our sincere wishes for suc- cess in the future. ROBERT WILBUR MILLS All right, Mills. get out there and play football! shouts Coach Kotys. Up from the bench jumps a slim, helmeted figure, who dashes quickly onto the field. This was a regular occurrence, for Bob was the player who so capably handled the duties of center on our successful football team. All our luck to a swell guy who could always play with the best of them. MARY MORAN Mary, our future hello girl, is one of the quieter mem- bers of the class, although she can clown just like the rest of us at times. South America seems to be her ideal place and while there, she will probably hike a lot, because that is her favorite pastime. Our best always to Mary with the friendly smile. HARRY MIISSER en ' ver 'atFd2 ' Y t' in usi ss- if -Eglay b sebal 4 to gn j Park to s t ' 'es . ar' e en ' the out ikin We know t at after co plet' his course .I'I. ,, . ' ill go o nt with the abi' ,

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KAY LINER Wants to study journalism at Penn State Center - can sit through the thrills of a football game anytime, but would rather limit her own activity in sports to swimming f- wants to travel all over the world and possibly sketch on the way-here's hop- ing you are a success. IEAN SHIRLEY MADARA Always ready to contribute her bit to a gay time - always ready to do something new. Frenchy's chief interest is not in school, but she has definitely established a place in P, H. S, Our loss will be the medical professions gain. MICHAEL V. MA , IR. 'AMi was vote e wittiest bo e school. h, youlj He plan o hom? cgoiol in Virc-1 w't ' -goo oo s an orlzifgrgaiaduating from P. H. S, Mike re ly is an all- y, ' ying his best tal ts-. n th a ketball court -Qgilflu ' n. His pastime is pldyi g l and he really gets e used when watching an ex- 'ng boxing match. He lent a mighty hand to the football team. To a great asset of the class of 1948, the best-of every- thing. EDWARD MALESKAS Big Ben seems to have ac- quired his nickname playing baseball, at which he is quite good-plans to further his edu- cation at Penn State Center,- would like to travel in Europe after graduation lhopefulj 4next to watching a good football game, Ed likes to study Cthat Edone for Ripleyj. Good Luck. 1 A gdlrkl f 1

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BETTY OSSMAN Ossie -vivacious and al- ways ready for a good time- hopes to wear the white uniform of a nurse -will attend either Temple or Pottsville Hospital'- one of the best dancers in the class fjust watch herj - an ar- dent cheerer at all games, en- joys baseball especially f- we wish the best to an adorable classmate. CATHERINE MARIE OTTERBEIN Ott claims she'd like to trav- el around the world after she leaves school. One of Miss Zer- bey's art students, and a good one at that. She prefers danc- ing as a pastime: likes to watch a good footballgame. and play a game of basketball anytime. To one of our lovely majorettes, best of luck! you in you MICHAEL I. PALKO, IR. Mike -dpopular, hard work- ing, and very well likedf- our swell Council president-active in many ot r organizations of P,H.S.- ,X hiz at P, of D. at about erman?j-one of eparting football players'- like go hunjingl-it may be Fork - 'on lNQlitary Academy ' ive ' of :Virginia for X-fl ke -rn theluest be yours l- really been an o P. HFS E f 'C' E , l xiii TWENTY-EIGHT .X W qvgwxl ,157 W KM f 1 I v f 4 Whiz R f cuzzo X P H fS 1n doing Ia, L' way 'enjoyed the ac- ' elpgf othe phljoy them. is eyes a t rn oward pic ltjuresquqxada d would fa: 'vor a visifi there. When inter- ested in a I o ook, he could hardly b away to attend a football' me or participate in a baskelb' lgame. SEPH PAVZLKO e ' a - pe onalit t at i ?H 21 rekzfo rry im r, is ut plans ' sC5nfl ' e h il c ed e- ot is r e, n vigorous enthusiafjnf WILL 5- -oi gr . ss an well I 8 f in , : 1 - 'ill go far in - . chose r fession, for UB' 'U ' a wo er who never quits, All our best to a swell guy and a regular fellow. PE e ,t .0 ' IE I . n 3' I 1 6 lin - tu e ill is W Mari V recognized by her ic 's ps, hurrying throu t e f dors and her eaoern to s . e a joke. We e r et, who wa s ch, n tmpb nt part of the an st of uck in the MA N 't I' ON c .i ' will 'if--xg K member her as Ut ,i ' I U 'X i' ,QF