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

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ALAN ABESHAUS HAI . . . strong, silent, easy- going type . . . pursued the Aca- demic course . . . never worried about anything . . . went all out for baseball as well as other sports . . . plans on making a ca- reer of dentistry or pharmacy... was Miss Gaskins' righthand man when it came to chemistry . . . one of the few seniors with enough brains to take Advanced Lit! JUNE A. ACHENBACH Achie is a gay, smiling, care- free girl who, no doubt, is proud of her four years in P. H. S.l She is especially interested in all sports- a typical outdoor girl. Nevertheless, she is just as pop- ular indoors, being an expert at dancing. June would someday like to go to China Cand not on a slow boat, either lj ANTHONY R. ADAMS l'Slugger . . . a great asset to the Y.M.C.A.'s boxing team and a future shoemaker . . . enjoyed lunch period immensely . . . an ardent follower of P.H.S.'s sports . . . can be seen cruising the halls with the rest of the gang , . . his future is undetermined, but he will probably spend some of his time in the Army with the rest of us poor souls. DORIS J. ARTZ Peppy and good-natured, this little miss is a very hard worker in the Commercial course . . . be- sides learning to take notes, Dar sang quite a few in the Junior Choir and Choral Club.. . her favorite activities are danc- ing and swimming. ROBERT J. ARTZ This young lad took the Voca- tional course and liked the auto shops perhaps the best . . . gave his all as an ardent football de- votee . . . sailing and all kinds of sports are Bob's main interests . . . thought lunch period was on the beam. MARILYN J. ASHTON Marilyn's name should be Sunny, for her smile and dis- position portray her character . .. fond of sports and music, Ash- ie could often be heard lending her talents to A Cappella Choir . . . her gracefulness is displayed in her favorite pastimes, swim- ming and dancing . . . although she's no longer with us, we wish Marilyn every happiness. MARY JANE ASIEF K'Ace was a talented Commer- cial student . . . a great lady tenor who took an active part in A Cappella Choir...her varied interests include swimming and dancing, both of which she ex- cels in . . . thought lunch and assembly were the best periods of the school day. ALBERT C. BA RBETTA HAI is the tall, dark, and silent type whose favorite class was English taught by Miss Close . . . herels a fellow who wants to an- swer the call of the wide blue yonder and take to the clouds . . . we arc quite sure he will zoom into a bright and happy future!