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

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l v- JANE C, skuay K Ianie'j7 although quiet, she possesges a very 'likeable per- sonal-ity - one 'of the few girls J who can cook and sewgood Wlhear that, boys?l-a good stu- ' dent, too- Ianie wants to go down south-baseball is tops xx with her. We know you'll make Eooifn your future years. Good UC . WILLIAM SHUGARS Bill worked hard to succeed in school and certainly obtained his goal. Served the T. K. D. well - was at every football game-always a happy smile and kind word for all. If Bill continues striving as he did in school, he is headed for a highly successful career. IAMES P. SIDLER Bim - student of the Com- mercial course-fplans to take a trip around the world, especially to South America, if the oppor- tunity presents itself - favorite pastime is eating-enjoys sports of all kinds, his favorites being boxing and football. To A'Bim we wish the best that life has to offer, and may he have success in all his endeavors - Good Luck, Bim. KATHLEEN SOMERS Kay -cute, peppy, and full of fun-an efficient member of our exalted Distributive Educa- tion course- has no plans for the future, but we are sure whatever she does, she will be a success-thinks she would like to travel through the forty-eight states-loves to watch a base- ball game and to go swimming. rt-rl fle- THIRTY-TWO l I IOHN E. SOLIRBER lack, one of the school's most popular boys, must have a yearning for the sea, as he is planning to attend Annapolis. lack will always be remem- bered for his brilliant playing at center on the football squad. He intends to become a coach-any team that lack coaches, is headed for a sure championship. DOROTHY IEAN SPEHRLEY Iolly Dot is quite an asset to any class. We know her cooking and sewing will get her some place. Her dreams are to go to South America, and we know with Dot's ambition, it will probably Come true some day. We all wish her the best life has to offer. Y RY A E N Our a qui t and unaissu ng . 1wa'. illiriig 0 1. uso:-'s 'lwe. ' . nn's 5 as isposi- ' . -ov hf theclass. l- 'l ,- s 1 ent, she was at her r t in H tory class. Our best ll k 4' , ou in your future career ' a Ann. , ' 103. SHIRLEY SPOTTS V Shirl, a quiet, reserved girl, who excelled as a Retail student -may be'seen Wading any type of book-mysterl, love, adven- ture, are among ose she enjoys - w ld like 'fo travel all over the Edrld, no matter how long it takes-swifnming is only one of the manylsports sho enjoys and participates in. Best of ev- erything, Shirl.

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IEAN SCHILDT Our loss is Temple Universi- ty's gain. for jean plans to further her education there, as she plans to enter the nursing profession. All our best to you, jean, because we really think you will go far in this, your chosen field. HARVEY seen on to vic- tory games. Enjoys a dip in a swimming pool dur- k.,- ing the summer. We know Iohn will succeed in anything he un- dertakes. aff f r M-'Hlcf xlib if R i ft ., ' buld li ad for Gvfxas .at thifpr opportunity- ' onceftlsfk? e w uld probably me Hrs at machinist, as is is his Emtbxtio . Most of his sparc, ti e 's t in building m el . enjoys watching au gc s al GST as much as he does enjoy ying a good game of football. e wish you luck in anything you do, Bill, RUTH SCHREINER Ruthie, a student of the Ac- ademic curriculum - greets ev- eryone with a big, broad smile, which accounts for her bright, sunny disposition - would like to become either an art teacher or a nurse-plans to enter Kutz- town State Teachers College to further her education - favorite sport is swimming and also en- joys watching football games- favorite pastime is dancing. We wish to extend our best wishes for success. THIRTY-ONE W C- ,aff ls? Y ,WW I K7 , yw CAMJJQ FRANCIS SCHWEIKERT If you need an excellent ma- chinist, just call for Swag - ean be seen driving throughout Schuylkill County any time and some day may even go to sunny California-always found at the football ga mes, cheering his team on to victory-also plays baseball exceptionally well. We wish him the very best of luck. 6 , IOA NN TT' W' lw Sc rr' ' with ewrit r he pl to 6- II1 C E1 E aifo Enjo oot er a s be rd s or s appiness and suc cess n the years to come e a s t t to C l' ' an ' e l g co - a . , erev h the gang 'g' together. W' E ' 3 'MANEES SHEMANSIK Gy , . F ly 'kno as Charlie y ' ' ne of our ustrial boys-hi ravels will take him acrossfthe Uni ted States-a grand usher at the Capitol Theatre, Charlie in- tends to continue ushering 'after graduation. Best wishes to you, Charlie, MARY SHOENER Mary is one of the most sin- cere, responsible friends we have ever had. Whoever gets her for his private secretary will get a prize indeed, because she is none too busy or too tired to help. Ma her course always be as straighlt as'the future can make it. 1 - ,

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I MM, A W ali? GEORGE M. STANK Gus -one of our fine band members, is always interested in music. Of course, there are oth- er interests?? He is an ardent football and baseball fan. Never misses an opportunity to see a fast-moving basketball game. We predict that some day Fred Vv'aring will get you. WILLIAM B. STANTON 'lBill is known for his pleas- ing p e r s 0 nality - basketball ranks high as his sports favor- ite - has been in the band and orchestra for four years-when ever there is music, Bill will be found near at hand - wants to travel to the west coast- really enjoyed solid geometry ilitjierllfrest wishes toj-bfiniy j 'Bi ll . - X df Wh' r y u need o ti d ' at ayxh armo i awn. it her f endy position and her 'l to eed, we know Ieanette will g laces. ax! We W no ho to call r te p o es are out of r, for is one of our fu- re Bel emen. We wish him the of luck d know he w'l cc d, o' thvtype o d 't t aning of de t. I' aft THIRTY-THREE JWMM WILLIAM STOUDT One of the outstanding stu- dents of our class - enjoyed school life greatl -will study at Schuyl k i l l Llndergraduate Center to become an aeronauti- cal engineer - could be seen in many intra-mural activities and doing some fine running on the track squad. We won't have to wish Bill success, for he is vnell on hisgfy. I1 nth ll' rw I .., l,. Q N 1 r ,-4,15 I L. Ig X l 'I In-l K P.. ' J , ,, , I' s' I -.I ' I-IQHN sT1fmuLA A ' One 'of thi sgpopular Tn, the clas Fgtt-il:-sy person ality has many frkndsi A His dancing idxmucb to.make the Minuet a success. IohflYrg'L,. is well known for his at suc- fy cess as a boxer on tm Em. 1 After school, he plans to tire! the navy and travel to Czecho- slovakia. Everyone wisheshhim- the greatest success. EDWARD SCHWALM Ed - short, well liked-irv terested in any kind of sport- hockey and baseball are among the many he likes-played a good game of football - would like to become a professional baseball player-will some day visit Europe. To one of the best, we wish luck and success. IAMES McGOVERN TAYLOR Has hopes to coninue his ed- Qation at th llniversitv of I 'rginia. 'Ywopld likefto lgsgtlalorida if t 't sented itseliv i min s his, tention w n he i ' the' ng, givin ti i itiori of b jcin JJgI'E s s alwicked rightj Igeep s rivri , d you will be sure t suc . '1