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

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Zin jllilemuriam CAROLYN KLITSCH MAITLAND HOAK 19334194-9 1932-1950 There is no death! What seems so is transition. NVQ dedicate this page in memory of C.xRo1,YN KLLTSCH and INIAITLAND HOAK, who, taken from our ranks, have entered that Larger Life. Their tragic deaths have taken from our midst sincere friends and loyal companions. As their class- mates, we of 1951, cherish their memory. E141

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MICHAEL R. AARONSON Mike . . . always ready for an argument and usually able to win. Ile did a great job as Mr. Little in the senior play, con- tributed his ability to the An- nual staff, and played trombone in the band. VVe wish him the best in whatever he endeavors to do. JOHN A. ACHENBACH Achy would like to become a Salvation Army ofheer in the near future. The work and ac- tivities of that organization are nearest his heart. Everyone's pal, he did a splendid job playing saxophone in the band. Achy would be lost without his cap, Old Faithful. PAUL A LTMAN Paulus carrie to use from llazleton in his sophomore year. His object in life is to become an aeronautical engineer. From the athletic viewpoint he is intensely interested in baseball and is an ardent football fan. Good wishes from the Ulass of '51. ELIZABETH J. AMENDOLA Bette, one of our fine D. E. students, is always interested in people. lf you have never met her you cannot appreciate her friendliness and companionship. VVith her sights set on the busi- ness world, she intends to study at Ford. Our best luck to you, l3ette. JOAN E. ANDERSON ,loanie intends to join the list of mercy angels. She hopes to attain her R. N. at the Saint -loseph's llospital in Reading. Golf and swimming constitute her main interests. This gal would love to travel to Hawaii some day. llere's hoping you get that trip, ,Ioanie. DOLORES V. ASH MAN A member of the D. li. course, Dolores was a hot sales clerk. This pleasant, easy-going gal likes to read and go to the movies. Her future includes working at Hell Telephone or retailing. Wlhatever her choice, Dolores is certain to achieve suc- CCFN. HAMILTON A. HAIR Bnzzy, a General Clerical student, has only two desires in life-to own his own car, and have plenty to eat. lt follows that lunch was his favorite per- iod. lle made sure he never missed a P.II.S. football tussle and cheered loud and hard for the team. VVe wish l-fuzzy all the success the world has to offer. PAUL B. BARNWELI., JR. Barney, big of heart as well as physique, displayed his abili- ty on the basketball court. Bar- ney hopes to attend CCNY next fall. VVe wish him luck as he strives to become the best and most successful basketball coach the world has ever seen. JOHN HARTSCH jack, one of Mr. Minnieh- baeh's proteges, gave his best to the band. Added to his attributes is the wonderful job he did as a member of the senior play cast. An academic student, his favor- ite subject was chemistry. To jack we give our best wishes for whatever he endeavors to do. JOSEPH BAST Our boy, Handsome joe, is Navy bound. VVhen you want joe, you can find him at Phip- py's on the East Side, but often he spends some time in Saint Clair. CVVho is she, joe?j This tall, good-looking guy has a fu- ture that is undecided. VVe send our best out to him.