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

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RICHARD COLLER This chap Coller collars all the customers he can for Bohorad's, where he works after school hours. Dick is interested in all the angles, which, naturally, makes ge- ometry his favorite dish. So far he hasn't been suscept- ible to the wiles of the fairer sex, but there'll come a day, buddy! IEANETTE COLILSON Ieanette, a reserved, petite blonde with talent for toot- ing a Hute, plans to become a secretary or join the Air Force upon graduation. An ardent follower of football and basketball, she was an example of loyalty personi- fied. Here's to Ieanette-one who was a credit to P. H. S. 5 l 3. VX,.Hi3LENsC'O X Eine Helen.,-ia'n enl , in the generaLiclerica rse, plans to become a t ephone operator. Slgew couldae seen eit ei rol 'skati or danc- inglk t tbjlwlobelvflelen en- i.0ifdtfS.1'fSre 5133? a. , t , i iss Close's5E llfh cl Y. Weiua '54 wishgiielen tx beslt' oe everytlhsgjin the xgghsvto come. 1 X ' QQ' XJ N XL HELEN tANN cox Helen is quiet, neat, de- penfablle, sym athetic, cheer- ful, hel ful. Qvhat a com- binatiorfh for a professional nurse-Helen's ambition! She got a bang out of P. of D. and driving her pop's green Chrysler. 'U1at's our Helen. MABEL CONNORS Quiet, soft-spoken, self- effacing-thats Mabel. She enjoyed her associations with Miss Reid, under whose di- rection she lent clerical as- sistance during her free time. She's fond of animals fthe four-legged varietyl and finds pleasure in letting her fingers idle over the piano keys. GARNETT CREGER Friendly, though quiet, Garnett has an eager desire to study to become a doctor while serving in Uncle Sam's Navy. Football always made a hit with him. We hope that many of life's good things come his way, for this fellow really knows what it means to work for what he gets. PAUL CORBY Corb, who hails from Wadesville, could often be heard around the halls yell- ing, Knock it off! Paul will don the Navy Blues after he graduates and will probably strike for Admiral of the Pacific Fleet-or strike out! Our best wishes go with A'Corb. lWe hope that he will soon be able to get that motorcycle working, tooll BARBARA CROYLE This retiring, somewhat shy brunette became a part of us late, having transferred from Wilkes-Barre's Cough- lin High this past December. Few classmates could pierce Barbara's shell of reserve, but all of us wish her well.

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HELEN BUCK Bucky provided lots of snap and sparkle in her role as head majorette. Even though much of her time was given to AID, Y-Teens, AY. National Honor Society, A Cappella Choir-and Hal, she did well scholastically. Bucky, too, represented P. H. S. in the All-State Chorus at Meadville this year. We're wagering our buck on this one! EDWARD CARAVAN Although quiet and reserv- ed, Ed gave much of his time to sports, whether on the hardwood, diamond, or cinders. He did a good jobkj as manager of Mr. Sterner's track team. 4'Ed would like to enlist with Uncle Sam up- on graduation. To this mod- est but extremely friendly guy. we all wish the begt, COLETTE BUEHLER Colette, a thoroughly fine girl and National Honor So- ciety member, is popular with both her classmates and her teachers. Her apparent nonchalance disguises both ambition and ability, for seemingly without effort she successfully solves the prob- lems, which confront her. Co- lette's capacity .for enjoying life and her friendly manner have Won her many friends. RALPH CARESTIA A happy combination. of scholar, gentleman, and at lete is Ralph. We Shall Wig ieghnper iss r ' I' grid? iron runs, ln s are ti Raflp ,th en s a e ' tc- c ion, th sl is seri- o s- in Q ap 'is V 4 n. ngi eri reer. ut hat off Him., that life has to offer. AI .1 tw j l M4 VW DONALD E. BURCH Our happy- go -lucky Don was well known for serving Mr. Lindeman so faithfully in commercial lab. Well liked by everyone. Don could usually be found at the Mechanicsville Fish and Game Club. His favorite pastime is watching TV. His plans for the future are uncertain, but we know Don will scale the heights. DOROTHY CARL Dottie, pretty and liked by everyone, really enjoyed her stay at P. H. S. and will long be remembered for wholehearted participation as a snappy majorette, Li- brary Club president, mem- ,Lger of the French Club. enior Y-Teens, and AID. Dottie enjoyed chemistry lass above all others and. following through in the sci- entific line, will, at the Read- ing General Hospital. pre- pare herself to become what we are certain will be a top- pc flight nurse. 24 1 f, . . D 5 ' f J 'O I .JJ W mi cfifb, W l ma d1 ' , and a p rA f High a e r e fel ong all of us. he st her lot with the cl ical course and hopes to become a secretary upon graduation. Ret lent her talents to AY, Senior Y- Teens, and HI - S - POTTS Newspaper Staff. P. H. S. wishes her the best of every- thing in attaining her aspira- tions. ANN CHIVINSKI Ann, whose engaging personality and ever-present smile won her many friends during her stay in P.H.S., is an academic student. lShe enjoyed Mr. Deitchs class best of all. Ann also claimed membership in the AY and Home Ec Clubl As yet, her plans for the future are un- certain. but we are confident that Ann's every endeavor will be wholeheartedly made. fa' , x

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