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

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HARRY L. BUSHAR Bush . . . another able mem- ber of our Industrial course . . . wants to sign up with Uncle Sam . . . a regular nature boy, he is always off in his Model A hunt- ing . . . loves to sit through our assemblies . . . can be heard say- ing, Knock it off . . . will never forget those wonderful hours in English class. JEANETTE C. CALLAWAY Jeanette . . . bashful and cute . . . greets everyone with a cheer- ful I-Ii! Her sense of humor and merry laugh seemed to bring happiness to everyone. A true music lover, she was a very ac- tive member of our famed Band. Some business man is going to be quite lucky some day to have her for his secretary! THOMAS CAMODECA 'fLover boy . . . made many a heart in P. H. S. tumble . . . a movie fan and sports lover . . . wows the gang with 'tYou dead head! . . . found Miss Close's English class fascinating . . . would like to be a big leaguer in baseball as well as life. THOMAS W. CAMPBELL i'Tucker . . . really gets around . . . knows girls in all 48 states and Canada! . . . one of Mr. Wilbur's proteges in gymnastics . . . hopes to be on the Olympic Gym team if he can't pitch for Connie Mack . . . after gradua- tion he will enter Penn State to become of all things-a gymnas- tic coach! ROBERT CARAVAN '!Durango . . . adores sports in any shape or form . . . doesn't believe in eating to live fwould rather live to eat!l . . . salesman- ship class never found Bob sleep- ing . . . wants to attend business college after graduation. FRANCIS A. CHAKLOS t'Chick . . . took the General Clerical course . . . one of our fu- ture sports writers or announcers . . . great lover of sports, with baseball in first place . . . plans to further his education at busi- ness college . . . one of the boys who wished gym class were oft- ener than twice a week! JOHN R. CHAMBERS 'tYonk . . . swell Industrial student . . . displayed his ability to the utmost in the machine shops . . . knows automobiles in- side out and will talk about them any time of the day or night . . . another of Mr. Wilbur's many fans. BRUCE G. CHICCINE Chick, one of the more bril- liant '4-9'ers, plans to attend the University of Pennsylvania. Proof of his popularity is the fact that he was president of Biology Club. Not quite decided yet on his future, Bruce will be- come either an architect or a chemical engineer.

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JEAN L. BRADBURY Jeanne . . . one of the few quiet girls of the senior class . . . has a yen to travel . . . enjoys commercial work immensely. . . at home on the dance Hoor and ice-skating pond . . . attended our football games enthusiastically. . . history class ranked tops with her . . . worked hard in Commercial Lab. and Y-Teens, in which she held numerous offices. ANNE MARIE BRENNAN f'Tabby . . . a secretary in the making . . . likes to read when she's not horseback riding . . . sang a sweet soprano in A Cap- pella . . . always says f'Get off my ear QYou explain it, we can't!j . . . helped cheer P. H. S.'s grand football eleven on to victory. JAMES W. BRENNAN Jim . . . honored the Indus- trial course with his presence . . . liked to go hunting when not cheering for P. H. S.'s grid squad . . . was most apt to be loafing with the gang at lunch time . . . served faithfully in F. A. M .... claims his chief ambition is then impossible -to be a bachelor! l JOHN A. BRENNAN Jackie . . . pride and joy of the senior class . . . chief interest and pastime is football, natur- ally! . . . we certainly will never forget his playing, either! . . . held a host of school offices . . . could always be found waiting for lunch period or a certain jun- ior girl! . . . likes all kinds of dancing, including the Minuet! WILBUR L. BRESLIN Bud left us during our senior year when his family moved to Brooklyn . . . his loss as a mem- ber of our class was felt by all . . . possessed the great gift of making up comedy stunts for as- sembly. VVe miss you, f'Bud,!' and hope you like New York as much as we liked you! HARRY J. BURDESS Harry hopes to someday become a Salvation Army officer . . . en- joyed P. of D. and assemblies most of all in P. H. S .... likes to play or watch a good game of basketball. To a good student and good friend, lots of good luck! REGINA M. BURDESS It seems as though Hjeanu is packed with an overwhelming amount of energy. Petite Regina thinks there's nothing like taking long walks, no matter what the weather. Dancing, football games, and P. of D. rank as high on her list of favorites as she does on ours. LUCY A. BURKHOLDE R 'fRed . . . her crowning glory is, of course, red hair . . . likes German, but will never forget the struggle she had mastering Caesar in Latin II . . . likes to swim, but when the water's froz- en, she loves to drag out the ice skates. When Lucy is a nurse, there is no doubt that all the male patients' pulses will beat faster!

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SHIRLEY M. CLAUSER Every class has its top typist, and Shirley is definitely ours, A popular, active member of the class, always with a smile, Shir- ley can usually be seen with the Mt. Hope gang. She sang with A Cappella and worked hard in the Commercial Lab. Our hats off to you, Shirley-you deserve the best! ROBERT A. COLEMAN Bob . . . one of our outstand- ing gymnasts . . . can always be located at Mickey's with the Hill Gang . . . has that certain some- thing that wows the women . . . gladly lent his services to T. K. D. and the A Cappella choir . . . hopes to enter Penn State or Duke to become an engineer . . . greets you in the hall with a big smile and a Well, say nowll' ROBERT W. CRAIG Because of his gymnastic abil- ity, Bob was the captain of our terrific gym team Qwhat will they do next year without him?J . . . after attending Lock Haven, 'fCraig hopes to become a coach. Our cute Bob did much to keep the fourth period chemistry class buzzing . . . no one in it will ever forget his funny antics! SHIRLEY L. DALTON Ever smiling Shirl . . . tall, blonde and Very attractive . . . helped Pottsville High make a hit at District Chorus . . . is a great fan of that mad game of basketball and plays a good game herself . . . will travel to VVashington and lend a helping hand in the government Csecre- tary, that islj. J ACQUELINE DAROSHEFSKI 'tjackien . . . one of the most studions seniors in P. H. S .... likes to watch and indulge in all brands of sports . . . would like to study medicine at Temple Uni- versity . . . will never forget Miss Unger's sixth period Eng- lish class . . . lent a helping hand to Camera Club, L. A. R., and Allied Youth. ELIZABETH J. DAVIS HB. J.,'l as her many friends call her, is a proud resident of Schuylkill Haven. Her pretty blonde hair and green eyes are a mighty nice combination. We all hope she'll be happy in her de- sired career as a fashion mer- chandiser. Cornell University had better be prepared, for our fav- orite blonden will soon be on her way there! RONALD G. DAVIS Ronnie . . . one of our indus- trious shop boys . . . was an en- thusiastic gymnast on Mr. Wil- bur's squad . . . found plenty of enjoyment in Miss Close's Eng- lish class . . . Ron could always be found at the 'tCap Clooked sharp in bluej . . . ambition is to become a crack machinist . . . with a face like his, Hollywood should be on the look-out! M. DOLORES DEAN Red hair, green eyes, a sprin- kle of freckles, and a bright smile best describe Irish, She was sensational in her role in the Senior Play, and always enjoyed a good joke. Basketball, art, and World Problems were tops with her. Deanie is greatly interested in medicine, but who needs it when she's around? QWhatta curelj