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

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FAITH ANN CONNORS Fay, a quiet and friend- ly gal. Came to us at the be- ginning of this year. Danc- ing and collecting records are her favorite activities. Her most popular sublect was P. of D. Although her future is undecided. we are sure Fay will succeed in all her future endeavors. ESTHER CORBY A high stepper in our ma- jorette corps. Esther can al- ways be found dancing at the Globe. Ice-skating and swimming occupy much of her time. A proficient typist. Esther will make a wonder- ful secretary for some lucky bossl It was a pleasure to have you with us, Esther. IOSEPH COULSON Although Ioe's main inter- ests are his car and his job at Clarke's his future appar- ently lies in the LI. S. Navy. Ioe started out in the auto shop but changed to D. E, in his senior year. He claims he enjoys hunting as well as football and baseball. To this York Farm lad we wish nothing but the best of ev- erything. Anchors Aweigh. Ioe! MARY CRAWFORD Has someone seen a cap- tivating Miss with a little black clarinet case in one hand and sheets of piano music in the other scurrying home from Mr. Delpaz's hand room lately? lt could be none other than Texas' contribution to our class- Mary. Suhmerged in the ac- tivities of Biology. A. Yt. S anish and Sketch Clubs. Nlbry still has time for all kinds of music. Having de- cided upon a music-teaching career. Mary will Strike Up the Band at West Chester. IAMES DALDO One of the more reserved members of our male popu- latlon. Ilm enjoyed the cleri- cal department of P. H. S. He liked all sports and also builds model airplanes. After graduation. Iim hopes to en- ter the U. S. Air Force. The Class of '59 wishes ou all the luck in the world. lim. NANCY DAVIES Dependable. capable. and well liked--all three erfect- ly describe Nancy. is A. I. D. and N.H.S. president. she served very efficiently and proved to be a valuable as- set to both organizations. Nancy also devoted time to Biology Club and A. Y. Mr, Reinsmith will proudly re- member her as an excellent bass drummer in the Kllty Corps. With her pleasant personality and high schol- astlc standing. ancy ls bound to make a success of her future nursing career. ANTHONY DERMO Tony's greatest interest is having fun. He could usu- ally be seen driving around in his pink and white Ford convertible. As captain of our track team. Tony dis- played the Hrm determina- tion and sportsmanship that is necessary for success. Al- though hls future is undecid- ed. he has high aspirations for a colle e education. We are sure gI'ony will excel ln whatever he attempts. MARVIN DIAMOND Well mannered and well dressed. this cute guy added much to the Class of '59. An active member of Hl-S- POTTS Annual StaE, A. Y., Biology Club, and A. Z. A.. Marv' still found time for the Band, in which he played the one and only oboe. and was also a member of the Senior Play cast. Marv plans to follow through on a career in dentistry. and we are sure he will achieve his goal.

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HARRY BRUEN Possessing a great voice. Harry has blessed P. H.S. by displaying his talent in the A Cappella Choir and as a member of our own Fifty-Niners. Upon gradua- tion, Harry plans to com- plete his training as a U. S. Marine Reserve, From there he is undecided: but what- ever he chooses. we wish him the best of luck. LUCILLE CARESTIA Attending a dance any- where you are likely to no- tice a small, pretty girl hav- W a particularly good time. ell, what girl wouldn't en- joy herself if she could dance so well as Lucille can? Al- though she now occupies most of her spare time work- ing for H. L. Green. she managed to lind time for Choral Cluh and Home Ec Club in her freshman and sophomore years. Lucille szays she'd like to do some o ce work after graduation. but we like to think that maybe someday she'll he- come Pavlova ll! KATHLEEN CARTER Kathy. soft spoken. quiet. pleasant. plans to become an expert technician when her high school days are over. A l th o u gh she didn't say much. Kathy always made her presence felt. May the territic times at Old High remain treasured and unfor- getable in her heart. IOSEPH CERULLO Ioe. a new addition to our class. was enrolled in the commercial course. Ioe par- ticularly enjoyed Mr. Ster- ner's P. of D. class with all its surprises. Boxing and playing all sports, particu- larly liasehall. rate high on Ioe's fun list. We hope he hits a home run in whatever career he chooses. DOROTHY CHIODO BARBARA CHIVINSKI IAMES CODI DOROTHY CODY Who else could that lively gal with the gorgeous red hair be than our Dot l Dot displayed her musical talents by playing the 88's and belongin to A Cappella Choir. Cgne of Mrs. Schar- tel's senoritas. Dot also enjoyed working in the com- mcrclal lab, Dot is unde- cided in her choice of a ca- reer. She plans to be either a medical secretary or a shorthand and typing teach- er. To this great friend. we wish a lifetime of success and happiness, Besides being an ardent fan of athletic events, Babe devoted much of her time to Y-Teens. A. Y.. G. A. A.. Spanish Club and her two favorite pastimes. swimming and water skiing and was a charming asset to the com- mercial course. As for the future. Babe's plans call for beauty school. With our Goldilocks o the Class of '59's best wishes for a per- manent wave of golden hap- piness. lim. one of our piston pushers from the auto shop. enloys making those carbu- retors sing. Iim's favorite hobby is playing baseball over in the great metropolis of Palo Alto. As for his fu- ture, lim plans to don the Army green and soup up some lee s for Uncle Sam. To you. llm. the Class of '59 wishes the best of good for- tune and all the petro your carburetor can carry. Dot will long be remem- bered for her participation in A Cappella Choir. Home Economics Club. G. A. A.. Senior Y-Teens, and Hi-S- Potts Newspaper Stalf. She devoted much of her spare time to swimming. ice-skat- ing. bowling. and dancing. A ter graduation some lucky business tlrm will be bene- Htting by D0t's eiliclenc . To her we wish the best lille has to oifer.

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NANCY DILCHER Personality Plus des- scribes our one and only N a n c y. While journeying with us these past four years. Nancy has been a member of the Fifty-Niners, Kilts. A. Y.. Biology Club, N. H. S.. Student Council. and has served as a class officer and vice-president of A. l. D. Be- sides these activities, she has represented P. H. S. as a foreign exchange student to Norway. After graduation. Nancy plans to travel to Gettysburg College for a ca- reer in social work. IOAN DINGER A bundle of pep and en- ergy with a love of life- that's Ioan. A Distributive Educadon enthusiast, she capably contributed her serv- ices to the Hollywood The- atre durln her senlcr year. Although loan enioys skat- ing and dancing, she places bowling at the top of her in- terests. We are certain some lucky employer will be ex- pertly served by this charm- ing gal. EDWARD DOIIGHBRTY One of our more reserved class members. enjoy- ed the Distributive Educa- tion course and profited by its valuable experience in re- tailing. He claimed math to be his favorite subject and placed skating and swim- mlng high on his list of hob- bies. After raduation, Doc will be 'Aflg ing high with the United gtates Air Force. and we wish him all the luck in the world. IRENE DREHER Becky is quite an ac. complished skater. W h e n not on the skating rink, she could usually be found at the Globe. Among her other favorite pastimes were read- W and collecting stamps. hlle in school Becky be. longed to the Biology Club. G.A.A.. and Senior -Teens. After graduation. she plans to enter college. Good luck in your future. IAMES EDWARDS lim. as he is known bo all his shop friends, is a mem- ber of our machine shop. Iim numbers football and base- ball among his favorite ac- tlvities. We are sure Iim's competitive spirit will serve him well as he dons the U. S. Nav blues - his next move after Iune. ROBERT ELLIOTT Who's tl1at behind the ad- vanced algebra book? lt's none other than our own Bob. As one of the most gifted boys of our senior class. Bob freely contributed his talents to P.H.S. as stu- dent conductor of the band. school or anist. a capable bass in lgfty-Niners, vice- president of Biology Club. a member of National Honor Society. and as Mr. Hawr in the Senior Play. e Class of '59 is proud to num- ber Bob among its members. ROBERT ENGLEMAN Bob, a jovial fellow, could always be seen smiling as he went through the halls. He really enjoyed and main- tained that shop was his fav- orite sublect. Rocky, an enthusiastic sports fan. likes listening to records. The football team. on which he played left guard. Claimed his time and talent when he was not fraternizing with some pretty lass. The Army is his chosen career. and we wish him a lot of luck. ROBERT FASOLD A familiar scene is Bob dashin madly to chemistry class flar fear he might be late. This has been going on for four years. During these years P. H. S. has had the pleasure of claiming this quick-witted. clever young goung man as its very own. cbbie has been an indis- pensable member of A Cap- pella and an ardent fan of Mr. Schnerring, but now he's off to become captain in the U. S. Navy.