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

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WILLIAM FRANTZ I.iking nothing better than woodworking, Bill plans to become a cabinet maker. . .thinks there's nothing like a good foot- ball game, or whirling around a roller-skating rink tif you don't falli . . . Bill's best class in P.ll.S. was lunch. I.oads of luck and success, Rill. BETTEMAE GARLAND Bettsy, secretary of the Dis- tributive Education class, can watch a good football game any time of the day, but roller-skat- ing and playing the piano seem to be her greatest interest. Bette- mae wants to enter the business world and become an ellicient salesgirl. FERDINAND GENERELLA Ferdie - the jerry Lewis of the class, wants to become an engineer. VVas an active member of choir, Allied Youth, and Ili- S-Poltx. I.ikes to watch or play football. Ferdie can always be found at the Grille having a good time. May his life be pack- ed with as many laughs as pos- sible. MARIE .IOANNE GERACE An attractive little gal who would like to own a ranch in Colorado. ller greatest interest is horses, but she liked working in the Commercial lab. Marie added much to our senior play. Greets everyone with Hi, Butch! May your dreams come true, Mzlrie. THEODORE J. GOTTSCHALL 'l'ed - one of our Academic students-wants to be a million- aire. Claims his chief pastime is resting. Ted likes to watch a good football game, and enjoys lunch more than any other per- iod. Can usually be found at the B. X G. Lots of luck to this happy-go-lucky fellow. PATRICIA L. GREENBERG Pat is another future nurse. She intends to enter nursing school at St. -Ioseph's llospital in Reading. VVhile at P. ll. S., Pat belonged to Ili-S-Polls staff, the Senior-Y-Teens, and the French Club. People in gen- eral are her greatest interest, and we feel that this will make her a line nurse. As Pat says, t'that's for sure. CHA RLES P. GUENSCH Charlie, a member of the Academic curriculum, hopes to attend Penn State to study en- gineering. Ile tells us his great- est interest is girls, those at the Varsity Grille in particular. llis chief pastime is dancing, and he could be seen at all the YH shindigs. ANN LOUISE HAFER Ann is a quiet and alert young lady who has a great deal of enthusiasm for her many activi- ties. A member of the Academic course, Ann would like to grad- uate from college and then trav- el and see the world. VVe wish Ann all the success the world has to offer. HILMAR P. HAGEN lIil, one of the big, hand- some lads in our class,, is really tops in everything, including his height. Ilis greatest interests are forestry and animals. llis first love is hunting. Ile plans to at- tend Penn State and fulfill his life's dream: to be either a vet- erinarian or a forester. THOMAS HALE Tom is one of our ambitious Vocational boys whose main am- bition in life is to become a top- rate carpenter. VVheu not play- ing baseball, Yom can be found at the VVaffle Shop saying Take it easy. May the best be yours, 'I'om.

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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.

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BERTHA C. HARRIS Bert . . . a quiet but indus- trious member of the Class of '51, plans to attend the Salvation Army Training College. Bert always had a ready smile for everyone, and enjoyed Mr. Bertsch's Sales class. To travel is t'Bert's great ambition in life. MARTHA HARRON Martha, quiet and serious, left us during her senior year to take up the huge responsibility of marriage. We extend our good wishes for happiness. VVith her sweetness, her future is sure to be rosy. ARLENE S. HASENAUER After you girls graduate, don't forget to be beautified by our Arlene. Has is one of our well- liked Commercial gals and the efficient business manager of the Hi-S-Pom' Newspaper. Has was always at our basketball games and was usually found at the Grille. Loved to swim or dance in her spare time. Her chief ambition is to travel to Germany. JEANNE A. HASKINS Sis was first semester presi- dent of the senior class and also of her homeroom. Swimming and dancing were among her favor- ite pastimes. She sang a sweet soprano for Mr. Haviland's choirs. jean is going to become a secretary after graduation. Her unmatched qualities will make her an asset to any firm. GERALD HEFFNER jerry, one of the main boys on our track team, plans to be an engineer. A Vocational stu- dent and member of the T.K. D., jerry took a great interest in drafting. VVe are sure that his initiative will bring him success. l24l JEAN MARIE HENNICK A member of the Commercial curriculum, Jean's ambition in life is to become a beautician. Her greatest interest and chief pastime is dancing, and she can usually he found at Bee's in Minersville. Whenever you hear Are you kidding? you're sure to find Jean. JAY HERBEIN Herby is one of those per- sons who loves to monkey around cars. He can usually be seen rid- ing around in a black Chevvy with his gang, which consists of Kalbach 8: Company. We hope to be buying a Herbein instead of a Kaiser in a few years. JOEL D. HERBST jolly, a member of the In- dustrial curriculum, is a friend- ly guy who greets everyone with a Howdy . . . claims he en- joyed classes most Cwe know betterlj . . . favorite sports are football and swimming . . . his chief pastime is dancing or skat- ing . . . can usually be found at Rupert's. Although his plans for the future are undecided, his ambition in life is to join the U. S. Army. ROBERT R. HINKIN Red . . . a genuine character who had quite a time at P.ll. S. He enjoyed Mr. Bierman's way of teaching shop . . . even blew the trumpet in the band for a while. Bob's plans are to stay high and dry in the Air Corps, but as for now, all he says is that he can't wait to go fishing. Best of luck in your fly- ing career. DOLO RES M. HINRLE Hinkie was an ambitious member of D. E. class. Although she is a shy, quiet girl, she is always willing to help a friend. Some day in the future Dolores would like to open up a business of her own, preferably a restaur- ant.