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

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ROBERT HOLLBNBUSH Bob is a llvel lndlvldual who lent his talents to the gridiron and could always be depended upon to do a Hne job. There was never a dull moment when our Bob was around. and his wltty remarks reall livened up the halls of P.l:I.S. We dont know exactly what he will do when he leaves us. but we hope that everything will come this nice guy s way. GEORGE HORWHAT Although normally a quiet guy. George's presence was always felt. A member of the vocational course. his favorite subjects were math and drafting. Outside of school, George enjoyed lish- ing and shooting. George glans to enter the Armed orces after raduation. We. the Class of '59. wish you lots of luck in your future. PAUL HORWHAT When shopping in the Acme Store, you may be fortunate enough to get the tall. good-looking boy with the black. wavy hair to car- ry your groceries. If ou do. that's our Paul. In school he serves as the vice-president of Student Council. Some of his hobbies include fishing. swimming. and cola collect- ing. After graduation. Paul hopes tostu ymedlclne. Our best wishes are extended to you. Paul. IAMES HIIBER Iimmy. one of our mighty beavers from the wood s op. can usually be found drlvlng that little blue Renault or working at his popular hob- by. wood working. lim- my's future ambition is to become a top-notch carpen- ter, To this young nail driv- er we wish the best of good fortune and success ln all his life's endeavors. MARILYN HUGHES Cute. popular. and witty describe no one else but our Marilyn. Coming to P. H. S. in her junior year. Marilyn proved herself an asset to our class. She is a member of the G.A.A. and Senior Y-Teens. Marilyn plans to enter Penn State University ln the fall. Good luck ln the futurel RITA HUGHES Cute. popular. and a bun- dle of fun--that's our Rita. She is equally at home while twlrling a baton or dancing. This captain of our major- ettes is always on the move -never lessens her pace. When not twlrling her ba- ton. Rita has lent her su port to AUled Youth. As sg: plans to further her educa- tion in the secretarial Held. our best wishes go along with her. KATHLEEN HULOCK Rather quiet but poses- slng a good personality is our friend Kathy. Dancing is one -of her favorites as far as recreation goes. While in school. she liked typing and shorthand best. She also lent her talents to the Kiltie Corps. After graduation. Kathy would like to become a secretary. To you. Kath- leen. we wish nothing but the best in the future. RUTH HYMANS Ruth. a popular gal with a friendly smile. joined our class as a sophomore. Al- ways ready to meet new peo- ple. she made many friends upon her arrival at P. H. 5. One of her favorite hobbies is ice-skating. To this future physical therapist. we wish that she will do well in her every endeavor.

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DAWN HEATON Besldes bein? one of our talented High and Lassies. this red-haired Miss devoted some time to the French Club. Senlor Y-Teens. and Allied Youth. With her pleas- lng personallty and eager- ness to help. we are sure she will have little dilllculty in fullllling her future ambition. DAVID HBCKMAN Although he was one of the quieter members of our class. Dave's presence was deHnltel felt at P. H. S. Most of' Dave's spare time was spent in none other than the machine shop. Outside of school. Dave used his leisule time bnishing up on his dart shooting. After grad- uation. Dave plans to enter some branch of the Service. and we're sure he will be a great credit to whatever ranch he chooses. ARTHUR HIEFFNER This Solld G enthusiast has really left his name in rather good standin on the P. H. S. honor roll. Art is an extremel good-natured fel- low with serious plans for becoming an engineer in the future. Although Haylng basketball with the awlts' is his favorite pastime. he has also found time for the Biol y Club. Art is college bounog. so lt's good luck to a great Work of Art! BARBARA I-lBlNBAQi Barb Is an attractive glrl with a personality to match. Dancing and the movies are tops with her. She has par- ticipated in the various ac- tivities of the French Club. Allied Youth, and Senior Y- Teens. Her favorite sublect is chemistry. Barbara plans to become a medlcal techni- cian: we wish her only the best of luck in the future. IDA LEE HEINBACH What could be more de- scriptive of I than the blonde bombshellf' This pep- py little second soprano was dehnltely bom to set the world on llre--and in what better profession than nurs- ing could she choose to do it? For the past four years Ide could be seen zooming from a Fifty-Niner meeting to one of A Cappella. Look There she goes now! Good luck. Ida Leel ARLAN HOEPSTINB Arlan. who really liked m class. ls a member of ixiss Curran's Distributive Education course. lck con- fesses that huntln was his favorite hobby. 'Igle United States Marine Corps is his future ambition after gradu- ation. Best of luck to you. Arlan. in whatever you may decide to do. IACK HOHMAN Iack has been blessed with the Hne combination of a wonderful personality and an amusing wit. As president of the Biology Club for two ears, and a member of T. lf. D.. Iack would like to continue his Education :col- le e by stu ying me cine. lWho told him about that?j We know lack will succeed in an thing he attempts. and the glass of '59 is indeed proud of hlm. IAMBS HOKE Tall. good looking. and well dressed best describe our lim. He has been a very capable drummer in the Band for four years. km ls also a member of T. .D.. HI-S-POTTS Annual Stall. Biology Club. and Crlmson- alres. ln addition to these. lim has been kept busy as president of Fift -Nlners and as a member of' the Senior Play cnt. ln his spare time he enjoys bowling. ice-skat- ing, and playing cards. Al- though undeclded about his future. lim would llke to at- tend co lege.

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ROSE MARIE JEFFERSON Rose ls a frlendly. nmbl- tlous glrl whom the Distrib- utlve Education class can certalnly be proud of. In her spare tlme Rose engoys danc- ing and reading. gxher first three years at P. .S.. she was a member of the Home Economics Club and Girls' Athletic Association. To Rose we wish a great deal of success in her chosen career as a beaudclan. DAVID IOHNS One of the more ulet members of our class. gave is in the academic course. A good pal and fun to be around. he can usually be seen breezlng around ln a snappy blue Buick. His busy Bngers could be heard beatln out the code in Miss gl-lotfmaster's typing class. Stlll uncertain about his future, Dave has been a aedlt to the class. and our sincere hopes for success go with him. CAROL KBEFBR Carol. a steady booster for the commercial course. ls sweet and friendly. She looks like a girl in whom you could contlde your life's story and be assured of an open ear of understanding. P.H.S. says Good luck to a sweet Miss Keefer. F 1 x 2 2 2 2 as MILDRBD KBITSOCK Millie has won the hearts of many with her pleasing ways. subtle charm, and friendly smile. A rellable G. A. A. member, Mlllle rates tyxging as the number one s ject ln her book. ln her spare time she enjoys swim- ming and ice-skating. As she enters the secretarial Held. we wish her the best of luck. 5 ROSE MARIE KELLY Rose. a ?ulet and reserved member o our Class. ls a member of the D.E. class. In her spare time she enjxs dancing. collecting reco . and swlmmlng. Rose can usu- ally be foun dancin at the Globe or the Spot. she is a. member of Allied Youth and Girls' Choral Club. Her plans for the future are in- dellnlte. but we know that with her frlendly smile she is bound to succeed. GEORGINE KENNEDY A captivating smile topped with a cap of chestnut hair marks our Georgle. This pert frauleln lived for Ger- man ilassjxaggouga Sha found time or pe B. lo ogy cms. Allied ffaum. and An- nual Stalf. Her bubbllng spir- its have aiected many o us who claim her as a loyal friend. With a Eau- for col- leglate dress. Georgle will stand out on any camgeus. To a future nurse or r- man counterspy 172 we roll out the red carpeto success. HAROLD KERBY Nothing can stop this ar- dent athlete -- not even a dislocated shoulder! When Buz was no longer able to play football. he turned to track. As one of Mr. Ster- ner's boys, he gained the nickname Harold the Horse and really proved to be an asset to our track team. As for school. Buz rated Chem. T. K. D.. and. of course. lunch the highest. To a good sport go our sin- cere wlshes for success ln whatever career he chooses. ALBERT KIRITBS Bob ls another one of our students from Port Car- bon. As a member of the commercial course. Bub claims he liked Mr. Shane- man's math class best. Foot- ball. baseball. basketball. and llshln? all take top rating as his avorlte pastime. Al- though Bub's' plans for the future are lndetlnlte. he would like to become a State Policeman. We know he wlll succeed in all his future en- deavors.