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

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PATRICIA ANN HOCR Pat is another Academic stu- dent. She is always on the quiet side, but greatly influences her many friends. Pat would like to enter St. Lloseplfs Hospital where she can become a nurse. She was an ardent rooter for our football team and enjoys roller- skating. To one of the best, we wish the best. MAUREEN T. HOFFMAN Petunia, as she is called by her friends . . . cute and very friendly . . . has set her heart on becoming an R. N. at VVest Reading Ilospital. You could al- ways find her at the Grille, and when any school dances came around, she could sure cut a rug. VVe will certainly miss her hear- ty joking. DOROTH Y JOAN HOLLEY joanie's ambition in life is to become a private secretary, and to secure this position she plans to enter the Ford School of Business. Her chief pastime is dancing and she is frequently found at the Globe. IVe're sure she will be a credit to P. H.S. in whatever task she undertakes. JOHN ll. HORWHAT Johnnie was a member of our champion cross country team. Ile also was active in N. lI.S. activities. Johnnie could always win an admiring glance from the feminine gender, as many a gal will admit. This in- dustrious young man will be a success in everything he under- takes. MAURICE J. HOUSTON Skip, our Alan Ladd, had a host of female admirers. Mau- rice is a quiet guy, but really rough on the football field. IIe has quite a laugh which he al- ways exercised in his favorite period, lunch, 3 VIRGINIA A. HUBAY jimi, a member of the Com- mercial curriculum, is certain to become a success, for that is her greatest ambition. She will be remembered as Almetina in the senior play and as one of Miss 'I'ressler's capable artists. She held offices in the Current Iivents Flub, l,ibrary, Sketch, and homeroom. JOYCE A. HUNTZINGER This quiet gal was a very well-liked member of the Class of '51, Her favorite periods were study halls where she always managed to have a lot of fun. To you lovce we wish success. . v..v JANICE M. IMSCHWEILER Our Janice is a member of the Commercial course . . . was quite a whiz at shorthand and typing . . . claims her ambition in life is to live on a ranch in Colora- do . . . could always be picked out of a crowd by her unforget- table giggle. Keep smiling, jan- ICC. RUTH IIOLORES JAMES Ruthie, a member of the D. IC. class, claims going to the mo- vies is her chief pastime. Her favorite sport, both from a spec- tator's and participant's view- point, is skating . . . can always be heard saying, lIow about that? . . . plans for the future are undecided. BERNICE JOHNSON Nicie was a member of the Clerical course. She hopes to at- tend a beautician school and later travel to Florida or South America. Her favorite pastime is dancing. IIere's wishing you the best of everything.

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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.

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BARBARA E. JONES Babs is another of our bril- liant Academic students. She ex- celled in her language classes and by coincidence, she plans to become an interpreter. Her great- est interest is people, and wher- ever Barbie travels we know that people will take a great in- terest in her. We can never for- get a girl as cute as Barbie FRANCIS THOMAS JONES An Academic student, and a capable one at that. Although he is proficient at hunting, his greatest interest is music. He spends a great deal of time playing the organ or the piano. Francis plans to enter college next fall. He leaves behind him a very fine record of which we are very proud. ROBERT J. KALBACH The great Kolly had no greater love than cars. A stanch supporter of Allied Youth, he rates lunch above all. Enjoyed football and baseball. Plans to attend Penn State to further his education. He hails from Green- wood Hill. RICHARD M. KATRISHEN Dick, one of the big mem- bers of the class, is seriously set on a chemical engineering ca- reer. Chemistry class to him was like lunch to the rest of us. Plans to attend the University of Southern Mississippi and then join duPont. lnvent something good, Dick, we know you have the ability. NORMAN C. KAUFFMAN Norm took the General Cler- ical course and plans to become a terrific carpenter. A great out- doors lover, he can always be found hunting in season. Enjoy- ed P. of D. no end. Good luck, Norm. 26 JOAN A. KEATING joanie, a Commercial stu- dent, placed Allied Youth high on her list of favorite activities. Like every other P. H. S. student, joanie was behind our team 100 per cent. We hope that her spirit will continue long after she leaves us. If by chance you ever want to hire a secretary with a pleasant smile, f'Joanie will be your best bet. MARY KEITSOCK Mary is the kind of a girl who is hard to forget. Her participa- tion in NHS, Alpha Iota Delta and Annual staff will never be forgotten. Mary plans to enter the University of Pennsylvania to become a nurse. VVhatever she does, we here at P. H. S. will always be proud of our Mary. BARBARA M, KIENZLE Barb . . . one of our ambi- tious Distributive Education girls . . . intends to enlist in the Marines . . . found a great deal of enjoyment in our assemblies and never missed a football game . . . spends most of her leisure time at the movies . . . Here's wishing you a rosy fu- ture. DONALD KLINE A Vocational student, Don plans to be a radio technician . . . really enjoyed the P. H. S. dances . . . chief pastime is go- ing to the movies and can al- ways be found with his car. To work is his motto, and he first plans to do this by serving in the Army. Best of luck from all of us! JERRY P. KOCH jerry only wants to become successful in life. He is a mem- ber of the Vocational course, and sports are his chief pastimeg for he thrilled us on the track as well as on the football field. When you hear Utake it easy echoing down the hall, it's sure to be jerry.