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

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poAN Giuo Thi frien cheerful ev er smitxq ligitwire wa one of Mr Skfner s foqtldl prof gram SELLING a es B coming entangled h fthe content of a big dish ll 0 spaghetti was! Ioame s id a of really living Her any natural ndowments quip her well or her next step that of joining the Waves ELIZABETH GREEN Carefree as a thousand summer breezes happier than a contented kitten and as adventursome as a daring buccaneer - that's Betty. Her kind words and jovial spirit place her high on the list of the most invigorating tonics: yes, her very pres- ence means a sure perk-up. May her happiness be re- tained and magnified in the years to come. Tmzo GILLINGER IR This big hunk o man real goes in for variety girl friends that is' He play ed his guard position on the varsity football team and sang his bass part in the A Cappella Choir with much aplomb lwe must look that up some timell Keep that blood in your eye Ted ' ILIDITH GROSS lt matters not whether they come by the dozen or by the gross for if they're as nice as this Gross we'll buy 'eml udy was an A Cappella Choir enthusiast but gave that extra effort to chem lab for is that a Gross overstatement?l A nursing career is her immediate con- cern. BARBARA GOLD Energetic capable quietly efficient thats Barbara And shes as good as gold As prexy of the L A R mem ber of the Biology Club yes even as a baby sitter deluxe she was really tops We are indeed very proud of her IUDITH GRABAREK Iudy packs a lotta that intangible stuff labeled glam our Baton twirler Centur ama Charleston and Mm uet performer one who has feminine charm galore this attractive Miss is on her way to college to new worlds to conquer' And she ll conquer em too' HENRY HAGLEN K I AN HALLICK Hen is an ardent foot- ball basketball, and track fan. Say, this boys on the ball? Henry, without any haggling whatsoever, likes to build airplanes and to - sistn lack Webb on Drag- net KTVQ. Henry plans to enter Penn State Ll. and be- come a top-notch engineer upon completion of his high school courses. His favorite hangout is Bucks gas sta- tion. Io nie' plans to become 'avery eflic' nt secretary. She is one of ose lucky people who is perfectly at ease on skates. Ioan Jfinds i'Mqsic unfil ,Midnight particularly interesting? Her idea of time wen spent isbof all things, sitting in the auditorium. We hope that her career will be all that she wants it to be. p 13 44 l fi Yi , I A 4 qw 3 .il

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IOSEPH V. FOTI Well. whaddya know! Ioe l loseph V. proclaims to all that lunch period was his favorite, especially when Mrs. Walton served that de- licious turkey. Baseball and airplanes were Ioe's chief interests, so it follows natur- ally that his ambition is to become an ace pilot, U. S. Air Corps variety. DOMIN IC GENOVESE Dominic's main interest when he was among us was the electric shop and any- thing dealing with it. He, too, was an efficient, hustling stage crewman. No idler was Dominic. And we're certain that he's putting forth the same zeal for Uncle Sam. i MAURIE FOX Meet the long-lost member of our class. After spending a year away from P. H. S., Foxy decided he couldn't stand it any longer Ui, so he. prodigal-like, returned unto his home to finish his senior year. Maurie could always be found wherever girls were. Foxy intends to enter Bucknell and get down to the business of studying- of all things -- Business. We send him on his way with the best of luck. GIOVANNA ANTONIA GENOVESE To whom it may concern: we are pleased to introduce in Gee Gee Pottsville High's blue ribbon winner toy doll dresser-upper. Each Christmas her entry won top prize. Her classmates hope that this gal with the very quaint name will continue to be a prize winner as years go by. WILLIAM FREED Y 6'2 Bill, as popular as he is tall, was a rather seri- ous Ul chap who really profited from Mr. Liddle's classes. He always enjoys a stirring game of baseball: then, too, his ability as a player on the basketball court was more than ordin- ary. A member of the Hl-S- POTTS Annual Staff, AY, and TKD, he lent his first tenor warbling to A Cap- pella. To this nice, all- around guy, '54 certainly isn't Scotch with its best wishes. EDWARD GERSTENFIELD lf you see in future years. an oil tycoon in a blue A. Z. A. jacket, vou'll know that's Gerst. He enjoys a high aptitude rating and a rare combination of interests -namely, weight lifting. playing the fife. and solid geometry. All these make him most interesting. Being rather clever and quite am- bitious, we predict that will assuredly move on to his objective. I-15.1 J, IRJQUELINB GARLAND Iackie. 'as she was known to all of her friends, plans to do a hitch in Uncle's Air Force upon leaving P. H. S. As did her sister before her, jackie cast her lot with the Distributive Ed. program and aspires to reach the Bon- wit Teller, Lord and Taylor commercial heights. Here's hoping she obtains a garland for her efforts! DORIS GILCHRIST Brown-haired, blue-eyed, possessing a smile that is contagious-that's our Doris. She contributed in many ways to the Y-Teens and the A-Y. Doris can often be seen dancing at the Globe, swimminq in her favorite pool. and eating subs. Her plans for the future are un- certain, but whatever field she enters, we know she will do well. l 1 l l , 5 viii 1 , W

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