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

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GEORGE DUNKEL llarry, as he is known to his many friends, is a member of the Vocational course. Both his chief pastime and favorite sport is football. His ambition in life is to play professional foot- ball, and he plans to attend No- tre Dame or S. M. V. Get away from me closer is the favorite expression of this popular guy of Pottsville High. SHIRLEY ANN DUTTER Shirl, a member of the Ac- ademic curriculum, lent her time to Y-Teens . . . her chief pas- time is swimming or reading. Shirl claims her greatest inter- est is traveling . . . enjoyed lunch period and gym most . . . her plans for the future are un- decided, but her greatest ambi- tion is to get a job and later set- tle down. JACQUES R. EBLING Eb can usually be seen driv- ing around in a green Hudson, for that is his chief pastime. An all-around guy, his greatest in- terests were football, hunting, baseball, and basketball. Eb was a popular member of the Commercial course, and was our capable senior class president. Although his plans for the fn- ture are undecided, his greatest ambition is to become an ac- Clilllllllllt. HAROLD C. EBLING Dip was a student of the shops who wants to own his own garage some day. He was an ardent fan of the P.lI. S. foot- ball team, but for his own rec- reation, he prefers television. Greets all his friends with a How are you? VVith his inter- esting ambition, he is bound to succeed. CHARLES J. EHLINGER VVuzly is one of our great gymnasts. Is it any wonder that gym class is a habit with him? VVuzzy really kept our crack gym team on the ball-also he was a track man. Qiluess whatll To become a gym instructor is VVuzzy's greatest ambition. THOMAS EICHENBAUM 'l'ibi is headed for Drexel to study his love, electrical engin- eering. Thinks A Cappella rates tops in listening pleasure. VVe hope to see a success in his nn- dertaking, and we wish him oceans of luck. Tom can be found at the Second and Market Streets llomemade. ALFRED EISNER Al is another photo bug who would like to become a success- ful press photographer. Ile rates Miss Ryder's P. of D. classes at the top of the hit parade. If the discussion is about money-mak- ing or politics, you can be sure Al is right in there. To reli- able and friendly Al, we say, Good Luck. THOMAS W. ELHAJJ Our able president of the A Cappella choir, he also enjoyed art and basketball. Moon's congenial Hi, Ya greeted us from all football and basketball games. Moon thinks the high- light of his stay at P. ll. S. was participating in the senior play. CVVe think so, too.D SHIRLEY J. EM MERT Shirl, a member of the Sec- retarial course. She plans to be- come a medical secretary Cand own a light blue Carlillac???j. She is an ardent partaker in all sports, especially tennis. '1'hat's for sure is her every other word. Shirl always looked for- ward to P. of D. and shorthand classes. DOYLE GUY EROH Roach . . . wants to become a veterinarian in the future. llis greatest interest is his pooch, Bucky B. Stretch. Doyle en- joyed VVorld Problems class best of all. To our Guy, we wish the best.

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RUTH DAVIS Sunny smile, pleasing person- ality, lots of fun, all go to make up our Ruthie, This pleasant Miss was always hard at work in chemistry class, preparing to get into nurse-'s training after graduation. VVith Ruth's ambi- tion, we-'re sure she will succeed. LEONA IJEARIN june . . . pride and joy of the senior class, gave much of her time to choir, where she proved her musical worth. This easy-going, all-around girl plans to enter the nursing profession. VVith her patient love for peo- ple, june is bound to succeed. MICHAEL THEODORE DEMKO A future mechanic, Ted plans to be the best in the busi- ness and own his own garage. His greatest pleasure is hunting or fishing...thought sports and shop were best for him up here on the hill . . . his Hi, Ya, Cutie is known from the East Side to the VVest Side. WILLIAM C. DENGLER Bill rates football as top show, and was one of the regu- lars on Mr. Sterner's cross coun- try and track team. Bill took the Commercial course and plans to go into the armed services. Tons of luck to you, l5ill. IJOLO RES L. DENNIS Another one of the Commer- cial Sec's, Dee intends to be either an office clerk or a tele- phone operator. She was a capa- ble typist for the Hi-S-P0115 Newspaper. Dee liked football and basketball, but rates square dancing A-1. To this pleasant Miss, '51 says Good Luck. 20 STEVEN DENOTSKO Steve . . . one of the stars on Pottsville's cross country team . . . really is interested in track. Baseball is also tops with him. A Vocational student, Steve plans to be a skilled machinist after leaving P. ll. S. If he ad- vances as fast as he did on the track, Steve will be a success. JESSE IJEWALD A member of the Industrial course, whose greatest ambition in life is to join the Navy, de- scribes fies. Ilis chief pastime is playing basketball, but he is also a great football fan. Clit Away! is his favorite expres- sion. Plans for his future are undecided. GEORGE E. DIMMERLING Dinger hails from the elec- tric shop. Ile enjoys basketball and football and got a kick out of eating. This happy-go-lucky guy intends to join the Navy after graduation. ALENE B. DONNE VVhenever you need a capable and reliable leader, call on Alene and she'll do a fine job. A member of almost every or- ganization, and an ofhcer of many, we shall always remem- ber her energetic interest in each undertaking. To our Chief, we extend hest wishes for suc- cess. PATRICIA F. DORR Pat . . . a participant in the Home Ec. course, and one of our quieter girls . . . plans to become an interior decorator or a house- wife. Pat can sit and watch a football game any time, but when it comes to participating, basketball is hers. VVhen we see a pretty girl with black locks, we know it'S 'APat. r

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ROSE MARIE FABIANI Rose Marie's decision to leave us during her senior year left a gaping hole in the Class of '51, Her classmates have really miss- ed her. Vllhatever she endeavors to do, we send our good wishes. ANNA LOUISE FAUST Cute and petite. .. Ann would like to get married after gradu- ation. Roller skating at Willow Lake couldn't have been any more fun than it was for her. lf you ask her anything she replies, You know what you can do. She also has her heart set on be- coming a Bell telephone opera- tor. VVe're sure that she will reach the top. JANET C. FELIX Janet, one of the quiet and re- served members of the Class of '51, took the Secretarial oourse. Janet enjoyed square dancing most of all. VVhen you hear a cheerful Number, Please! it could be our Janet. KAREN B. FERNSLER Pretty brown eyes and cute dimples best describe Karen . . . took part in Allied Youth . . . could always be found playing the great game of canasta. Kar- en's future is undecided. VVe send our good wishes for what- ever she may endeavor to do. THERESA FIORILLO Theresa took the Retail course, and intends to take ber place in the business world. She could watch a football game anytime. The dark-eyed cutie was always on the go. Our best wishes go to a future husinesswoman. l22l ROBERT FISHER Bob's decision to leave P. II. S. in the middle of our senior year was a real loss to our class. His dark hair, friendly smile and pleasing personality are missed by all. Good luck to you, Bob, in your every endeavor. EDWARD A. FLE MING Ned, one of the witty mem- bers of our class, had an answer for everything. Girls composed his biggest worry, and he was often theirs. He did a wonderful job as prexie for Tau Kappa Delta and had many friends. Ned's plans for the next year include Penn State. Any field this guy enters will make a gain. KATHLEEN A. FOLEY In her senior year Kathleen won the title of Queen of the March of Dimes Ball, which she well deserved. One of the many famous P.H.S. students who hails from the East Side . . . a real witty character. VVe all wish her the best of luck and know she'll be a success. RUTH C. FOLK Ruth is another silent member of the senior class and plans to attend Reading General Hos- pital to study nursing. She is a faithful member of the Y-Teens and rooted constantly for our team. Ruth will obtain the best from life. MARTHA FOSTER Nursie, nnrsie, have a little mercy! Marty wishes to train at St. I.uke's Hospital in Bethle- hem. She enjoyed A Cappella, Library Club, and Alpha Iota Delta. The Class of '51 is sure many patients will be cured by Martha's smile.