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

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' 12' ' ' 1. 1' 11 Uri ',-1'1 1' 11 1 1.1 ' F' 1' F ' F 1.1 .1 , 1,1 1 11 jf , W1 5 1 1' 1' '1 K , .121 ,11 ,J rf-,.-'J' 1 1' 111 1 1 1,1 x , , 1 T' 1.1 1 11 1 1 1 I1 1 ' ' -if, 11 ,1 1 '11 1, 1 1 1 1 12 , l J p if 5 g DEDICATION A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single good poem, accomplishes more than he who fills our memory with rows on rows of natural objects, classified with name and form. -J OHANN WOLFGANG voN GOETHE. M M 3 Because she has similarly inspired us through her many years of service, we, the Class of 1971, proudly dedicate this edition to Mrss SARAH ALTER. r 'f4-Hi--.,, , W ,M . 1 Vg ,n 41' -X,, ,Q fin I X I , Y it . 553 ' ' - : 5 . A' I I , ' , Y. X X. .,, .- , , I I I , 1 I 3' I Ig I POTTSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Seated-Mr. Donald Dolbing Miss Laurita Buehler, assistant secretary, Mr. Howard Fernsler, secretary-business managerg Mr. Lloyd Martz, presidentg Dr. Alex Atty, superintendent, Mrs. Jean Schraedley, reporter, Mr. Harry Rehman, vice-president. Standing-M-r. Malcolm Reeves, solicitor, Mr. Chester Lawson, Mr. Harold Adams, Mr, John Clarke, treasurerg Mr. Joseph Hopkins, Mr. John Flannery. .wil 'A ' sz w' ww' H :w u, g x 1 'fl' 'Y W, gif .W 1 X' A 5-W.: T. 1 5, Y ,, , , , - -Q Q B ,im , 'msn ex 5 , V N H , ,. V I ,W new gm, - J H Milfs 5 1 H 'Ek f X 4 7 :'7'gw-LJWL , W1 .yvw YT: ' M 35 1 ,. ,Ta mf 4 ITIIEZHV gf W' W is 1 Hz mx ' Os . mf L ,'lf5rL ...-.--vw -' WILLIAM R. DAVIDSON Principal of High School w5 2.B56fEi,-- ,,'w'Q3fil ,I 5gS5QQQ,,, 'Gi mg, ,........n,H 1 -', ' Tm., 3 sims!-4 'ga1 e. 5 1: , 3. .,. 'M 'E V.-wa. 1' U. ju gi 5'-Zig' 5, w iii? Wlllggglllgg' V A H mm .111 , H- I ..i,1fsL:g:sQ,w !l,?,E1s?u Nw wmwgiyw ::1m:5,.,:M i -sa lem ,I M m Www i.,, H Y in JESESEEE H, Wa, nx 2 4 I , :I:4 Hx. H1 wgzsfew ii 3. 92 'I Lu 2, STE' MQ, Q I M nesgsszz 'u 'uw www' : A zffw ww ,mc M92 5. ,gi H12 1 m 'uw 5. EE wg ,-3 ,M M Q: 4 MR. JOHN KEATIN G Guidance Counselor and Senior Class Sponsor I MISS SHERRILL Senior MISS HANNAH CHADWICK Dean of Women MR. JOHN NORTON Dean of Men MISS I-EILEN DEITRICH Guidance Counselor as l - 1, l l .. px l :, .. .1 , V ,i 'f.r,I:J', Y lp .i ir-.yr 'ev '- -4 ,f Bottom-Miss Rita Ryan, Mrs. Ludmilla Wintersteen, Mrs. Carol Johnson, Mrs. Amelia Gearhart, Miss Hannah Chadwick. Second Row-Mr. Carlton Sterner, Mr. Albert Portland, Mr. Robert Schoifner, Mr. Kenward Kissinger, Mr. Raphael DiCello. Third Row-Mr. Francis Haberle, Mr. Richard Laubach, Mr. Fran- cis Luchnick, Mr. William Breslin. THE FACULTY Bottom-Mrs. Helen Gennerella, Mrs. Frances Scheipe, Mrs. Mary Kersten, Mrs. Evelyn Dautlick. A Second Row-Mr. Francis Portland, Mr. James Steidle. Third Row-Mr. Matthew Maley, Mr. Howard Fernsler, Mr. Joseph Hartley, Mr. Kenneth Kline. Taco: - .Axim it-549m , m WW! 5? X , v, i y if 'MQ Gif .9 N 1 un: 2 'Vi W m U Y' , oo. vm Bottom-Miss Mary Gries, Miss Helen Homa, Mrs. Geraldine an wbxzkljg KEY! x M , fvj Byrnes, Mrs. Rosemary Flannery. ,ggi 9 fwwqo K' If A156 Second Row-Mrs. Jestyn Payne, Mr. Donald Schneider, Mr. Terry qcfixgxjif ko WS, Y , ' . ase. 1 -'pf of YW J, , , i X 1 ,Vu of 1 3, ' fofriifzrd Row-Mr. Miles Kiohnor, Mr. John Liddle, Mr. John Norton, 9? Xi fx? ,Qi 9, th V 1 LE QQ, T ff! 6 . . Guert er. X W ,Pg W X 'Q jf ' 12 Wx WJ li Qs ,I ' ' M- of i , Tix f or wwf T I-I E F A c U LT Y of L . J W f wiihkijf gag! N '1 5 gs' Qxfzxqbffl K 0 , . . . W fm , , , , D JV Bottom-Mrs. Betty Sykes, Miss Doris Morgan, Miss Ellen Hild- 5 193 ,517 , U 7. X, jp ff reth, Miss Linda Brokhoif. 1XQf2f5'!xsx qbajlffl '10 App! J h' kSecond Row-Mr. Robert Fox, Mr. John Tasso, Mr. Michael Lazar- f c IC . . K ' MVS, my Third Row-Mr. John Keating, Mr. John Ruch, Mr. Theodore Xxj ,E jg V Naradko. H NQRJ , H. Ufffi M m wwwir ...,.,,, ,,.U,g,,,1, .i I N, Y H gf 7 Y H 1 W - V w .sen A iii , si. Z , I o , H V ,SYS 1 1' Bottom-Mrs. Miriam McCord, Mrs. Helen Deitrich, Mrs. Sylvia Lappen, Mrs. Margaret Aschman. Second Row-Miss Sherrill Silberling, Mr. Joseph Reichert, Miss Geraldine Morgan. Third Row-Mr. William Houtz, Mr. William Flynn. T H E F A C U L T Y Left to Right-Mrs. Mary Alton, Mrs. Elizabeth Boyer, Miss Ann Marie Kienzle. aio WZWX 1 OFFICE PERSONNEL l QW KD M of . M5 Qflifif WWE uw., Wi W il? . M wg? Wi! M li ss! ,- Eggagxiw' uv A nnvlaff-,. , It-,i61gI'.f1 I N M E M O R I A M Miss ANNE J. FLAHERTY On January 4, 1971, the school and the community were stunned and shocked at the sudden and unexpected death of Miss Anne Flaherty, head of the Business Education Department. I The memories of her years of devotion and dedication to both the Business Department and her students will long live in the hearts of all who have been associated with her in Pottsville Area. MNUAI Sb, 1 h ng lu I 1971 ANNUAL STAFF saw' 193 E H , w , 2' W , M13 1,54 m , m M H H ww 'ki gm, BONNIE BOBBS CINDY FOX BETH ELLEN FAUST Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Assistant Business Manager JENNIE ATTY ALICE FERNSLER Co-Art Editors VINCENT LOPEZ MICHELE SHAW DIANE FESKO Sports Editor Literary Editor Features Editor A Q li t IEW 3 wx QW? 'f ,Iwii LAWRENCE ACKER Photography . Typist SUSAN CAMPION HOWARD EICI-IENBAUM Typist Features MICHELLE DANOSKI LACINDA EVANS NANCY HIGGINS Features Literary A um ,H ffm fu Miw,,.,f 5f,iaN,,S3kiWW 'Y ',, NaQu,,,gg f IR 14 5' CHRISTINE COMFORT Typist DONNA EILER Typist , L ,. -Iv gr V5 SANDRA KIMMEL Features Ve. me 1 , f' 5 x-, . W., , U V - I ELEANOR METE Literary MARGARET MESSINA Features BEVERLY MCCORD Features TTT? L . ' fix-.X Kp' ' is 4.: S Z Iulmgli Q ., i-.4L,..ex 1 DONNA PEPPER LUCY PORTLAND DAVID REICHERT' Typist Features Sports - r f -A------ -vue,-, EAL. X e - A -, 1 - ' ' v 65177 SANDRA ROSENBERG CHARLES STOCK ROBERT WALSH JEFFREY WALTERS Features Spdrts A Features - Features 1 AJ 'L Qi' 1 . 'Q .J X, ' I . Y LAWRENCE ACKER Academic PATRICIA ADAMS Academic ' axra ' ' W H, A N w hw W M: .Wu CYNTHIA ALLISON Vocational Education DAVID ADAMS Business Education PETER ALONGE Vocational Education VIRGINIA ADAMS Academic GERALD BACHMAN Vocational Education JOHN ATKINSON Vocational .Education JENN IE ATTY Academzc 1 3 gg am slfulgn, 7EX ELIZABETH BARKET Business Education C 'O .u Q wr' 750 3 STEPHEN BASSININSKY Bustness Education Qi JW. num V T N -Au N Q? 1-. ' 132' , ttt, , g 5, ,A Q 5. 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Stiltner, R. Ferrance. Fourth Row-C. Tokanets, L. Major, L. Lilienthal, D. Reed, C. Brennan,'F Whalen, S. Quigg, L. Horn, A. Jones, P. Jims, H. Jones, M, Smith, P. Quirk, S. Wert- man, K. Dinklocker, C. Fey. Fifth Row-C. Brennan, D. Umbenhauer, J. Anthony, K. Knaut, G. Cane, P. Joul- wan, M. J. Campion, P. Covelesky, J. Edmonds, J. Feeley, S. Majestic, E. Koehner J. Lauck, S. Modesto, B. Schwartz. JUNIOR GIRLS I . T' -.I JUNIOR GIRLS Il First Row-D. Dermo, E. Martin, D. Ward, M. Sperling, R. Sonnet, J. Freedman B. Ebert, M. Barto, J. Kienzle, H. Lutchen, A. Cook, E. Walsh, T. Holshue. Second Row-J. Marx, P. Orula, W. McClure, B. Ebert, B. Kindred, B. James, L Krebs, D. Wojcik, D. Mills, N. Homovich, D. Jobrey, T. Hock, M. Schell, W. Andrews Third Row-D. Pohronezny, S. Lasco, K. Yakaitis, V. Krater, L. Buery, I. Schapp D. Clauser, M. Heifner, A. M. Burns, M. Brown, M. Murphy, D. Piccioni, M. Foreman G. Ouschick, P. Dinger. Fourth Row-D. Dunkle, R. Edmonds, C. Barto, D. Finley, J. Soheetz, P. Weiss P. Lord, K. Jennings, J. Jonathan, J. Macaluso, S. Kenna, K. Kemple, A. Yuda, K Rehnert, M. Fatula, K. Stank, D. Shay. Fifth Row-D. Blackwell, J. Terlackas, M. J. Smith, J. Strause, D. Seltzer, S Kantner, J. Maurer, J. Lurwick, M. Tegano, K. Deegan, L. Acker, J. Carter, M Schweigert, L. Sullivan, M. Roth, C. Yarosh, R. Gross. Bottom Row-R. DiCello, S. Fisher, J. Stranko, C. Krouse, C. Nelson, P. Calabrese L. Wiesfzalis, P. Sedicino, G. Sninski, R. Harvey, J. Guzick, R. Ulmer, C. Lowthert E. Har y. Second Row-R. Pugh, J. Murphy, S. Ostafy, T. Starinsky, D. Sausnock, D. Sher- SITACE Powers, D. Miller, K. Goss, J. Fink, J. Montone, W. Cullin, E. Greiner, J. Kelly . s . . Third Row-E. Knoll, M. Thornburg, J. Foley, L. Denton, D. Somers, B. Mc- Namara, M. Yourshaw, P. Bartholemew, J. Holstein, B. 1-Iahner, R. M. Scheipe, D Sherry, R. Thornburg, W. Higgins, K. Bailey, S. Muench. Fourth Row-R. Nolley, J. Wagner, G. Berkheiser, B. Gliem, T. Shay, H. Bertsch B. Gronski, J. Shields, T. McGeoy, M. Stock, J. Zandroski, J. Reilly, E. Vrabel, J. Crib- ben, G. Hartnett, S. Stock, R. Elison. Fifth Row-R. Celani, R. Searle, B. Jenkins, W. Ernst, K. Fisher, P. Weiss, L gifelrtz, R. Jenkins, C. Guers, C. Bobinas, J. Brown, B. Brehony, D. Smith, L. Ostrosky . ones. JUNIOR BOYS 1 9 9 7 JUNIOR BOYS II Bottom Row-R. Newton, E. Mirabello, K. Jefferson, W. Buleza, G. Moyer, G Einlcgsay, JR Spleen, D. Ebling, R. Matz, R. Sterner, D. Reber, J. Harkins, W. Mullins . unste . Second Row-B. Corson, W. Whalen, G. Fleischut, G. Kimmel, G. Collier, R. Gene- rella, T. Newton, V. LeSe1va, K. Uranko, T. Higgins, J. Jones, C. Lynch, K. Gilroy, M. Fels, K. Kline. Third Row-B. Boyer, Kp Kimmel, E. Spotts, J. Russell, E. Guers, G. Long, T Devlin, G. Youst, H. Yurckonis, J. Doyle, E. Thomas, L. Chattin, A. Snukis, M. Ange- lisanti, J. Bowers, M. Fitzgerald. Fourth Row--D. Tassone, R. Hammer. B. Long, M. Palles, G. Tray, D. Emery, B Davis, R. Taylor, T. Schaeffer, P.,Achenbach, K. Kimmel, G. Gaffney, R. Brown, J Biddle, O. Remington, D. Sydnor, S. Braukus. Fifth Row-B. Jones D. Bogage, R. Dalton, R. Day, B. McCaffrey, D. Johnson T. simon, R. Liddle, M. Morgan, A. Raczka, s. Ditzler, L. Mallick, D. Jordan, E. Has: lam, T. Powanda, K. Ansbach. N. l X i ii -i , 1. 4 , ww N W' mmf ' i 5 , . .3 H w . H H i . mm -, i , .-Ely ,, M , V ii ii , ,, H . i i , ,mg vi ' ,H sy 'muwf' .xx 1 l xg. Q . .. . W r , 1 -1 'QQ-4.4.-.. .... ,Q V .- Z X L Bottom Row-L. Thornburg, C. Youst, E. Bevan, J. Keiter, A. Ebert, S. Ebert, D Frantz, S. Smigo, M. Jefferson, S. Skrincosky, J. Lechleitner, J. Hess, L. Brobst. Second Row-T. Brobst, S. Shay, M. Commodeca, M. Zugzda, C. Brown, D. Carsia P. Walsh, P. Carusella, C. Sidler, S. Lord, P. Lord, M. Jones, S. Lauck, H. Metzger. Third Row--D. Long, C. Barnes, M. Knittle, D. Bergen, A. Gerace, M. E. Rehnert L. Snyder, E. Campion, G. Poulson, G. Shadle, J. Cooper, G. Stevens, L. Guscott, J Turner, P. Hauptly. Fourth Row-S. Palko, C. Delong, M. Cicero, D. Mackey, V. Holley, M. Cerullo S. Mengle, C. Collier, J. Dicus, S. Dixon, L. Dimmerling, D. Savory, M. Pinkus, L Travibz, M. Klemer. Fifth Row-J. Buehler, S. Hopkins, M. Leininger, D. Martin, D. Sharpp, R. Dillon, M. Matta, L. Craig, K. Derr, D. Mates, D. Antonini. T. McKenzie, R. Hartranft, J Harris, N. Stock, M. Manzick, D. Pineau, L. Guers. SOPHOMORE GIRLS I v 1 lf? .sa s' SOPHOMORE GIRLS II Bottom Row-E. G-radwell, J. Piccioni, B. Hewes, S. Whalen, J. Lutza, B. Weiss T. Devlin, M. Tucci, A. Ciesla, M. J. McBreen, I. Sponhouse, J. Reedy, J. Smulktis. Second Row-C. Maurer, G. Barnes, P. Eckert, C. Sadusky, R. Carusella, D. Brei- tigan, D. Ryan, J. Beury, C. Burns, M. Brinich, B. Russell, D. Sterner, P. Lord, D Campion. Third Row-F. Foran, S. Pinschock, C. Moyer, C. Bohler, M. J. Stoner, E. Forman C. Davis, D. Simoski, K. Lewis, E. Meisner, R. Messner, L. Johannsen, D. Kostenbaderi M. Davis, S. Brinich, T. Bedford. Fourth Row-R. Kruss, N. Miller, C. Briest, D. Holley, K. Dusel A. Kienzle S Bruen, K. Wagner, M. Jones, M. Bergan, E. Russell, S. Honicker, Leininger: Ll Walters, J. Spotts, D. Cohen, B. Clewes, T. Snyder. Fifth Row-M. C. Lynch, P. Rose, S. Daubert, S. Motto, E. Falls, T. Farrow, V Snukis, D. Bainbridge, K. Doublestein, A. M. Becker, V. Yourshaw, H. Bartholomew S. Kaiser, B. Holahan, D. Billiger, B. Connors, D. Schuman. 7 I . . .4.,.... rs? 4 .iff ,n: is -jose., , Q. V 1 A '-- ' -- , 3, ' .sr M X r my M ll .. .. , .. W' 2 W. H 4. iq Q f . , . V ,,W, . . w-- f M ,ul www. . ...X . First Row-D. Blankenhorn, P. Anthony, R. Longarini, M. Slifko, K. Keating, T gleam, J. Pugh, R. Richards, J. Foley, F. Wonn, J. Pillus, J. Fabiani, J. Cicero, R m1 . Second Row-T. Villella, J. Wade, R. Weikel, J. Guyefsky, R. Hock, D. Daily, A Dumchus, J. Jefferson, F. Ochs, J. Sterner, J. Schappe, G. Sattewhite, J. Golden, G Bondura, B. Steidle. . Third Row-C. Gottschall, S. Platts, R. Weiss, W. Woodward, E. Weigand, S Puddu, R. Raczka, J. Snyder, W. Schuettler, H. Davis, J. Dilliplane, M. Klitch, S Bebelheimer, D. Powanda, B. Heffner, F. Beadle. Fourth Row-J. Sweeney, R. Snowell, M. Ortiz, E. Rich, R. Robbins, K. Rich, R. Harris, D. Stilmon, R. Luckenbill, J. Ginther, J. Schuster, G. Schuler, T. Knoll, T. Vidulzynski, L. Haberle, B. Herb, A. Holtzer. Fifth Row-J. Puddu, D. Rice, R. Pflueger, P. Hobbs, F. Tassone, E. Carter, T. Golden, M. Sanders, D. Darosh, D. Ward, J. Reilly, J. O'Toole, R. Bracy, R. Connors, M. Mete, R. Scheithauer, J. Starr, Correll, G. Bradzel. SOPHOMORE BOYS I SOPHOMORE BOYS II Bottom Row-B. Wanniski, G. Logsdon, J. Zedonek, E. Ballet, R. Valent, J. Paul- Eholcgk, J . Leonard, M. Wagner, R. Walters, S. Brady, N. Bensinger, R. Misky, R. Fogel . urns. Second Row-W. Smith, L. Gerstenfeld, D. Rupp, F. Hossler, R. Davis, R. Freed P. Lewis, D. Underwood, R. Uiars, K. Thornburg, W. McNamara, B. Powers, A. Ice R. Buehler, S. Hertz, D. Russell. Third Row-T. Lowe, J. Bobby, R. Devaney, A. Daley, E. Lasko, D. Robey, D Walsh, G. Hubler, R. Cairns, J. Beury, T. Scanlon, K. Reber, D. Raring, T. Schueren C. Shields, J. Dietrich. . Fourth Row-S. Delin, R. Jones, W. Forman, R. Gardner, P. Botek, G. Brennan T. Mulhall, D. Murray, D. Harris, D. Davis, F. McClure, R. Bigg, S. Dorsey, F. Mi- chaelski, C. Strickland, R. Coleman, S. Moyer, G. Crochunis. Fifth Row-R. Wood, R. Shay, G. Morgan, R. Ostafy, D. Adams, S. Gall, R. Res- corla, W. Davenport, H. Johnson, J. Lightstone, R. Surcek, J. McHugh, W. Harley S. Hammel, A. Bobbs, G. Noll, C. Petravich, M. Chalko, R. Womer, F. Moyer, W. Lynn . Q 1 W Ei.. zgsqwae I, nw aaa , W, ' - , iv I ki 2.1 . .f f U, H , -H, 5 , , V ,W Ns - H , 4 .. , v H. Y V f-'CQ 1, ,,,.. ' ' . L' - 7 -. , , F ' ,V U' W H lisp. ' A ' 'E ' , Y.. A , - A M -1 .1 w, ,, , ,M f . . - . Z . . - . . L-me , in H J. . Q .w . ' f 4:5 ?T,'f1 ...QQglv1 - r ' -- - - -' 'Fo f mi 35:1 . ., fi- ',,f!.f fe 7.5, frm H' -- L . '. 1 'L,.g,.. . ...mk.'Q3t5.Z,.1Q ...rch K '- : r V . A A Q , N 1 1 iQ . a AK First Row-L. Gagliardi, K. Fogel, S. Heiser, D. I-Ieffner, M. Mercuri, M. Miller J. Bell, D. Rhoades, K. Reedy, K. Mullins, N. Grabowski. Second Row-D. Yob, D. Ostafy, C. Makely, A. Smith, K. I-Ieffner, J. Hollick, G Meeks, J. Barton, S. Carey, L. Zeller, V. Pugh, D. Adams. Third Row-H. Fatura, R. Dempsky, L. Turway, C. DeCandia, T. Wood, C. Low- thert, S. Kline, C. Pilo, M. Mirabello, E. Stewart, D. Knaut, C. Gerace, D. Ohler. Fourth Row-N. Kaswandik, S. McGovern, M. l-Iegadish, D. Myers, M. Deegan M. Schweigert, D. Jones, D. Sanchez, A. Satterwhite, L. Neiswinder, C. Schaeffer, C Sherry, A. Spirco, S. Haag. Fifth Row-K. Kostrey, E. Neithammer, G. Noll, J. Holzer, D. Hawk, K. Tray L. Soellner, M. Williams, M. Kelly, L. Evans, J. Gogno, G. Metroka, F. Ginther, D Gross, R. Katchmore. FRESHMAN GIRLS I FRESHMAN GIRLS II First Row-K. Carr, M. Klerner, K. Brennan, C. Bassininsky, R. Ward, F. Murphy D. Hossler, L. Wood, J. Crause, N. Gilroy, D. Lowthert. Second Row-K. Koval, N. Tuft, L. Adams, C. Cribben, L. Powanda, M. Daniels J. Porter, K. Murphy, D. Platts, D. Lord, D. Bound, S. Clay. Third Row-J. Eby, C. Davis, J. Nolley, D. Pritchard, C. Dudash, D. Shaw, S Moser, L. Katula, M. E. Komenitz, D. Flannery, C. Sperling, C. Letcher, S. Sidler. Fourth Row-E. Hubler, D. Homovich, C. Smith, E. Young, D. Dillow, K. Landa S. Wytovich, D. Steranko, K. Davenport, D. Carlin, C. Lipsky, P. Jones, A. M. Fitz- patrick, S. Mahute. Fifth Row-K. Komenitz, S. Chupkai, C. Stoffregen, M. Leonard, M. Prokop, G Lipsett, P. Urnbenhen, D. MacAdams, A. Motto, D. Ward, J. Williams, K. Bohannan J . Lurick, D. I-Iowe, P. Price, K. Flynn. Y ' ' Hi' ' ' Y -...,,.'...,,,,.,....,, . m ,. :iv :ni 5 ww iw x..m'-' - J., 9 1 -Y - ee . li? .- i .,. Y L-15' bln. ,ff . ',, -if Wmgrit' Y Q.. ,. 'L' ' .-., . J' , First Row-D. Crawford, C. Klemer, E. Walters, B. Nelson, A. Wenner, G. Shields L. Harkins, M. Devine, B. Brown, G. Reese, B. Tenenholz. Second Row-D. Brown, B. Yourshaw, C. Cullen, J. Altemos, N. Woodward, C Correll, K. Post, M. Clair, A. Walsh, K. McGinty, R. Calabrese, D. Brennan, L. Boyer Third Row-R. Holohan, D. Wanchick, A. Cuccia, D. Hammer, M. Wilson, C Hoifman, D. VVhiteash, J. Freiler, D. Flannery, K. Skeen, K. DiCe11o, S. Kohner, K Brovvnmiller, G. Fernsler, P. Smith. Fourth Row-J. Rile, M. Legutka, J. Philips, J. Rudyk, A. Wienzalis, M. Machu- nas, L. Bacon, C. Dewald, P. Lehman, J. Rhoades, S. Schaeffer, S. Braughs, S. Schiff, E. Schwartz, W. Wagner. FRESHMAN GIRLS III 7 FRESHMAN BOYS I First Row-J. Estep, P. Murphy, J. Hertz, W. Dewald, S. Murphy, R. Bretz, D Bowers, R. Zernantuski, D. Maccarone, J. Calabrese. Second Row-R. McNulty, W. Riegle, S. Bardzel, R. Seitzinger, R. Suender, D Ward, K. Loy, T. Jasinski, K. Archibald, V. Schappel, B. Fellows. Third Row-J. Brennan, M. Pollog, A. Cerullo, J . Kocher, B. Flannery, N. Wann J. Freish, V. Kocher, B. Lynch, J . Bradley, W. Byrnes, R. Hafer. Fourth Row-L. Walters, E. Kurtek, D. Kelly, R. Callaghan, J . Motley, J . Fanelli W. Kimmel, C. Klitch, K. Antolick, J . Burch, B. Tonitis, G. Major. Fifth Row-T. Lobz, B. Faust, M. Inger, R. Barto, J . Scheitrum, J. Stock,.NU. Lutch- kis, R. Ondisco, J . Carey, K. Steidle. H Nr. . ..,.. . AY . Y .Y Y . , X First Row-W. Stock, J. Dunkle, S. Golin, D. Nelson, R. Holshue, J. McGeoy, J Schwartz, R. Dermo, N. Chiccini, P. Connors. Second Row-S. Heckman, J. Rehnert, G. Yokitis, J. Tokinitz, J. Campion, K Burns, R. Bettinger, M. Davis, H. Wilson, E. Drummer, S. Martin. Third Row-A. Holley, L. Redding, J. Golmley, L. Miller, J. Reiley, K. Frehafer J. Shoener, R. Wilson, R. Orlosky, W. Lurick, K. Dembitsky. Fourth Row-P. Kotcher, B. Tobin, M. Keating, T. Downey, D. Rescorla, M Alonge, J. Cook, W. Madrigal, J. Cremia, L. Fanelli, J. Sweet. Fifth Row-M. Jones, S. Miller, J. Austerberry, D. Dinger, W. Jones, W. Harley J. Borrell, D. Holleywood, R. Ouschick, J. McGeoy, R. Bedway. FRESHMAN BOYS II 1 FRESHMAN BOYS III First Row-K. Kline, G. Kocher, R. Wojcik, P, Minchoif, R. Umberger, J. Hoysock D. Roshanon, T. Yarnell, D. Kodash, K. Mease. Second Row-E. Reese, D. Steidle, D. Wall, M. Bevan, M. Weismiller, R. Schrae- der, D. Higgins, P. Muench, A. Denemark, D. Carroll, F. Miller. Third Row-W. Gradwell, B. Neiswinder, J. Bowers, G. Dalton, P. Wallace, T Raczka, C. Jonathan, L. Matty, D. Stranko, J. Schlitzer, K. Matz, R. Kalovcak. Fourth Row-P. Novack, J. Martin, M. Cooper, T. Maskerines, J. Mistishen, R Meyers, J. Gilbert, J. Campion, G. Fabriani, R. Dougherty, R. Marx, S. Reed. Fifth Row-C. Snyder, R. Brennan, S. Morgan, I. Spector, P. Brennan, D. Davis K. Gottschall, E. Mady, G. McClure, S. Murhan. A .Q ' ff , AW. . ff, . :Dm .-.:-:.,gg.,,g 9 v3 -- -- ---'W .. K Lx f-Q44-fk , ' x N - '-.5 vi. R. . , N 'JN '- :,N.1Q rf? -' :ff V., , N-.gillt ,. . . I b.f if':- b 1 1 ,,, j'x,4 -5: rw --fi-51-'17, .ax -,V '1 vi - ' ' A ' J , , 5 V p -W , , 1 4. . ,, . .. ,Y qf - My QQ - 1 f,- QQ., fs- -,n '-1 ' --A:g.t N ,,, , ,- ., . 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V. , ,!.,-,., .31 1-we .xi g ' I , V, 1 1 N I M X.-I ln!! -up - ' in 1? 4 82?-7 V he 'f Fe'-24' Q air, ' T -.K ,. - . , 4 , 4 'g-1. :nj , Q QL. '. 1 N 'i- ' J'-I-.-ff fin-Nl XJ' 355: Y '4 z -1 , 9 5 MR. FRANCIS PORTLAND Director of Choral Music ,, 1,5 ,jf p M ll rftlf T t fr riff! My A UfQ!fWjZlOyy!EtRfi CHOIR The Concert Choui under the direction of Mr. Francis M. Portland, has once again completed a very successful year. The choir numbered one hundred fifteen members from the sopho- more, junior, and senior classes. The Choir made several public appearances during the Christ- mas and concert seasons, including the annual concert given before the combined Service Clubs of Pottsville. In addition to this, the Concert Choir journeyed to Lebanon to video-tape a Christmas program for television Station WLYH, Channel 15. Members of the Choir also visited the hospitals in the area to render Christmas selections. A 953 J. w m i IM i W . I wwl- f ,ww if A ' W? V f . -rg. -,s if Haw Qvidgxvw 43 3 eff in H w s ' V: A T JIV .. fig nf? wi ' H ,. fri 1- 'if gg Q L is-H , H H MM ' 'r! M 4 W ' Y ' af , -F--I ' ,,,, 'M-' 1,55 'Q 57 V .am 'A vw ' , 1 YM. A ,W MQ? QW WQMQS is wk Qwifiiwww --Y - -- ,. ,M A ,., 1 w A. 55:4 L- ..f,,,, X. ,,., . 1 a NIE ,W 1 jr- .11 M W XM NN I 1 1 ., w , 'f'z,.. M M X w 5 ,...,, ' -195455 g ' M-1 Q Q M ?'579?'?5 ,Mu 'EEN of 'ii V-1 ,-.7 Gum-bs. ga FRESHMAN CHOIR This choir, an enthusiastic group of Freshmen, serves primar- ily as a training group for the Concert Choir. The group par- ticipated in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts and were well received. The organization concentrates on lighter music, and on de- veloping good techniques for singing. 215514 1 W gk v.. .QW W WW W XW o 1 '- i W if 5 iw W, if , fv J? 4 W gk ' wgggm c Wg W , 1 ' H 'MWW' 'W W W wgu:2fr W W K 'X wWW,w1 , .- : - fm, W ,t ,iii 'gl M , X ' 1 W- xW:-WW-hs A Wil! 1,-WWZVQWWWWW-ef,W--W H W .Q aw W WWW 'K . W H 'W 'S 3?4J1'r- r '52 gnu. gb - W-Wg WHXW Wf': ' '7 ,fW W W, WW H ,ifsglg f1iffffi32 W I W A .Am 1, . W W. , , S, Q W Q lg 'M ,W ,W 'N pf .- .fWWW W W W P.A.H.S. BAND The Connnencement Exercises marked the end of a busy and productive year for the Pottsville Area High School Band. The band participated with dignity in the Pottsville Christmas and Memorial Day parades, the Pottsville and Saint Clair Halloween parades, the Schuylkill County Band Festival at Ashland, and was awarded a first place trophy at both the Schuylkill County Firemen's Convention parade at Cressona and the Greater Pottsville Winter Carnival. ' The band's field routines were built around solid arrangements of music by the band's two handsome directors, Mr. Arthur Delpaz and Mr. Rollin Miller. One of the most popular football shows demonstrated the various uses of rhythm in music. Another show saluted the music of Broadway. Added to the band front this year were eight red and white drill ilags, which augmented the band's general effect on the march. President ....... Vice-President ..,. Secretary ..... Treasurer. . MR. ARTHUR DELPAZ Director of Instrumental M usic OFFICI With the advent of concert season, the band performed with excellence a repertoire ol quite challenging concert music. Included in the organization's performances was the an- nual Christmas Assembly program, played both in the High School and the D. H. H. Lengel School, and the annual Spring Concert. Larry Acker, percussion, and Gemma Coulson, clarinet, represented the P. A. H. S. Band at the P. M. E. A. Eastern District Band at Parkland High School on February 18, 19, 20. A record thirty-four band members took part in the Twin Valley Band Festival at Blue Mountain High School on March 12, 13. MR. ROLLIN MILLER Leader of Marching Band B .NILLIAM CLAUSER , . RICHARD DICUS . SANDY KIMMEL . . . . . WILLIAM ASH '- Bottom Row--T. Sinton, B. E. Faust, J. Hubler. Second Row-J. Lightstone, Mr. Portland, R. Liddle. District and Regional Chorus Participants This group of young people were chosen by audition to represent our high school in the 1971 Eastern District Chorus Festival, held at Reading High School, under the very capable direction of Dr. Pierce Getz, Professor of Organ and Director of the Concert Choir at Lebanon Valley College. The Festival was held on February 4th, 5th, and 6th. The music sung was challenging for any group, college or high school, and was performed ex- cellently. Beth Ellen Faust, a senior, Thomas Sinton, a junior, and James Light- stone, a sophomore, were also chosen for the Region II State Chorus Festival to be held at Palmerton Area High School. A All five of these young people obtained a wealth of musical knowledge and a better understanding of musical performance While attending the festivals. EAUUIL, LVL. KJUJILUUCUG, 1.7 Second Row-C. Selinko, M. Roth, M. J. Smith, P. Doolin, P. Lord, BEVERLY D. Carlin. MVCCORD Third Row-T. Devlin, C. Yarosh, L. Evans, C. McCord, D. Savary, Head Krlt P. Covelesky. Fourth Row-D. Antonjni, J. Spotts, K. Deegan, E. Mete, C. Knoll. MR. ARTHUR REIN SMITH Director THE HIGHLAND LASSIES The Highland Lassies, more commonly referred to as the Kilties, are distinguished as being the only all-female Kiltie Corps in the eastern part of our country. At the present time, the corps consists of twenty pipers, six drummers, and a Head Kilt. This very colorful Scottish-clad group takes part in the pre- game shows at the home P. A. H. S. football games, as well as in the halftime show at the away games. A few other activities include the group's participation in an annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Allentown, in the Greater Pottsville Winter Carnival Parade, and in a trip to Wilkes-Barre sponsored by the Boston Store. The most capable director of the Corps for the many years of the group's existence has been Mr. Arthur Reinsmith. Mr. Reinsmith retired from service at the end of this year. O F F I C E R S President ,,.,.,. ........,......... C HRIS SELINKO Vice-President . . . .... GINGER BECHTEL Secretary ..,.... ..,..... P AT DOOLIN Treasurer ..... ,... E LEAN OR METE X.,- -:sf Bottom Row-E. Reese, G. Coulson, D. Crum, J. Beury, M. Barto. J Second Row-A. M. Burns, M. Heffner, E. Weigand, W. Clauser, T. Lowe, M ones. Third Row-P. Achenbach, G. Berkheiser, J. Salak, L. Acker, R. Barto, D. Pineau M. Manzik. Fourth Row-E. Winkler, C. Guers, W. Ash, K. Bettinger, E. Greiner, T. Knoll. P E P B A N D Once again, the Pep Band provided outstanding musi- cal support for all basketball pep rallies and home bas- ketball games. With its 28 fine young musicians, the Pep Band will definitely continue to provide music for many years to come. 1 w ll M J 12 F! N :gy ,--., :- 'if--i'-. 7 wwf-. K f X' -, QM 'QQ' X!! 'I ' YS 'L At xF v 'Nif--, :' ' e 1 I 2 X' .J fy :A ,JA x5:,, 1 .X 1,3-13' --Liv 27. 1 ' , 5, if 1 E, F? J 1970 FOOTBALL TEAM Row 1-J. Dittrnar, S. Cremia, H. Smith, J. Trabosh, R. Fessler, R. Lombel, J. Mazzuca, P. Shellhammer, C. Shields, V. Lopez, J. F ernsler, H Merrick, B. Piel. Row 2-Mr. Tasso, G. Tray, K. Kimmel, G. GaHney, J. Brown, L. Ostrosky, C. Bobinis, T. McGeoy, D. Snyder, H. Morgan, B. Gronski, J. Gin- ther, J. Shields, Mr. Flynn, J. McNulty. Row 3-Mr. Laubach, R. Nolley, C. Schields, E. Guers, R. Thornburg, V. LaSelva, T. Glenn, K. Keating, R. Wood, M. Stock, J. Guzick, K Uranko, Mr. Freeman. Row 4-Mr. Ruch, K. Kimmel, C. Hertz, F. Wonn, D. Powanda, S. Gall, R. Richards, J. Foley, J. Bobby, E. Carter, J. Pugh, D. Adams, J Schneider, Mr. Case. 1970 FOOTBALL SEASON Pottsville Area Football fans looked forward to the 1970 football campaign with optimism. The nine returning senior lettermen formed a strong nucleus for the team. The Tide responded with an 8-3 rec-, ord. With a few breaks and a little luck, the slate might have been 11-0. However, all of us at P. A. H. S. were very proud of our Football Team. - POTTSVILLE 13 - BLUE MOUNTAIN 6 . ' g Pottsville opened its 1970 football season with a hard-fought 13-6 victory over a rugged Blue Moun- tain eleven. Paul Shellhammer and Vince Lopez scored the Tide's two six-pointers with Kim Uranko converting the P. A. T. Co-captain Joe Mazzuca and Leo Ostrosky played excellent' defensive games, while Lopez rushed for over 100 yards. Ostrosky pilfered two passes to pace the secondary. ' POTTSVILLE 19 - MAHANOY AREA 0 M , Pottsville, alive and kicking after its initial victory over Blue Mountain, stunned Mahanoy Area. This contest was for supremacy in Schuylkill County. Paul Shellhammer netted two TD's and picked up 122 yards passing. Vince Lopez sparked the offense with a score and Chuck Bobinis, Tom McGeoy, and Rick Fessler starred on defense. POTTSVILLE 43 - TAMAQUA 0 P. A. H. S. zipped Tamaqua 43 to 0 to register its second straight shutout. It was a night of long scor- ing runs. Ron Lombel and Dave Sydnorscored on 'punt returns of 70 and 61 yards. Junior Speedster, Ed Guers raced 70 yards for another TD. Bob Gronski scored twice on 13 and 11-yard pass plays. Lopez ended the TD parade with a one-yard plunge. Uranko kicked two placements and Lopez and Tra- bosh each ran for 2-point conversions. POTTSVILLE 28 - PANTHER VALLEY 14 Pottsville made it four in a row with a bruising 28-14 victory over Panther Valley. Offensively the Crimson Tide was paced by Shellhamer-2 TD's, 2-point conversions, and 66 yards rushing,-- and Lo- pez-1 TD, and option pass for 66 yards to Ron Lombel, and 93 yards rushing. Fessler, Mazzuca, Syd- nor, and McGeoy paced the Tide's rock-ribbed defense. A N 'POTTSVILLE 49 - SHAMOKIN 6 ' This game could be classified as the route of the year. Experts picked this to be a close battle, but the Tide put it all together for the mauling. Ron Lombel played an exceptional game olfensively, but this could also be said of everyone. Pottsville's scoring-Lombel's 24-yard pass, Lopez's 19-yard run, LaSe1va's 11-yard run, Guers' 25-yard run, Gronski's 3-yard pass, Fess1er's 1-yard run, and Jack Snyder rounded out the scoring with a fumble recovery in the end -zone. ' POTTSVILLE 12 - MOUNT CARMEL 28 P. A. H. S. stumied Mount Carmel with two quick scores on runs by Vince Lopez and Vince LaSelva. However, Mount Carmel snapped back for three quick scores and came out on top. Ron Lombel, Bob Gronski, and Dave Sydnor teamed up with Paul Shellhammer for sizeable passing gains. Mistakes deii- nitely hurt the Tide in this game. POTTSVILLE 0 - SI-IIKELLAMY 7 Despite the bitter loss, Pottsville's defense played, perhaps, their best game of the year against rugged Shikellamy. Pottsvi1le's heralded defense stubbornly gave up yardage and on several occasions held Shikellamy near the goal line. Ed Guers and Leo Ostrosky played a fine game, but the absence of Lom- bel and Lopez, because of injuries, hurt the Tide's offense. Chuck Bobinis, Rick Fessler, and Joe Maz- zuca starred for the defense, while Dave Sinbad Sydnor's pass catching shone for the offense. POTTSVILLE 34 - HAZLETON 12 Pottsville snapped a two-game losing streak by crushing Hazleton 34-12. Ed Guers galloped for three TD's and a two-point conversion. Junior halfback, Vince LaSelva, topped the century mark in rushing. Bob Gronski and Rick Thornburg snagged two passes. On defense, the shining crusaders were Chollie Shields and Junior, Glen Gaffney. POTTSVILLE 12 - WILLIAM ALLEN 26 Pottsville suffered its third setback of the season in dropping a disappointing verdict to Allen 26-12, although the Tide outgained Allen statistically 3 to 1. The game was played in a sea of mud. The old nemesis, the fumble, hurt the Tide this night. Shellhammer scored twice while Lopez rushed for over 100 yards. Defensively, the standouts were Harold Smith, Tom McGeoy, Dave Sydnor, and Paul Shell- hammer. The loss of Jim Dittmar and Chuck Bobinis through injuries hurt the Tide. POTTSVILLE 27 - NORTH SCHUYLKILL 0 P. A. H. S. registered its third whitewash of the season by blanking the Spartans 27-0. This game marked the end for the seniors at home. Shellhammer had a fine passing game, and Harold Smith played outstandingly on defense. Ron Lombel scored on a 12-yard pass, Sydnor on a 37-yard pass, Mazzuca on a 2-yard run, Smith on a 30-yard pass interception, and Lopez converted three P. A. T.'s. Cioach Flynn substituted freely from the second quarter on to give some varsity experience to under- c assmen. Po'rTsv1LLE 26 - READING 16 V ' Pottsville stunned Reading 26-16 at Albright Stadium for the first time in Coach Flynn's tenure. Pottsville devastated Reading in the air and on the ground. Paul Shellharnmer threw T.D. passes to Vince Lopez, Dave Sydnor, and Bob Gronski. Rick Fessler, Harold Smith, and John Fernsler stood out on defense. All in all, it was a beautiful way to end a season, and P. A. H. S. owes something to the Seniors of 1971 who led the way. I f I? ! 1 if L ,. , . ps.-I-fs g xx A , P-L'x AV. Ff- rake' ROI! LOMLCI Wingback I I I I f E, 15. 'FAH lr I Tmssvonrs srcnou ISI I DEDICATED T0 NR. IOIIN TAS50 IN RECOGNITION RQKFFHSIC' or ms Twnmv was HIV - or FAITHfuL sfavuce , Y-I I .fv- r AS OUR TRIIINER. I J.ohnFe I Bwdle 5miI'I1 ms ' Corn In It Cornerback er at I ChoIIie5I1ieIaIs I How Merrick ' . Linehaeker Linebacker I .-5 fa - Q fx I If U xx, I If 3 ,- A .. 1'-wh EN: ,EL ww' 1 -aff, I 1 Jae Mazzuca MiddIe Guard ? 1 I - BIII Hen Y I' ' 'Eckle b i2f:15fI'.?25LI.5. WI , In 'Q , A JIm DiIImar I F Tickle. .Qfifg A I EI' .. -I- :II QI' If, ,.A, , 65 Vince Lopez I'IaIfbacIi .uw IS I 33 Bear Chernia Cc-:n+e.r I WI . w, I ' fd W I fj 1, . - Ji 9 ll x I Q I 'f:fI.II- -zyf2.':'l 'P' sffrsI'1 JM 'inf' I gum 1' :N R 4 Pauusvfnurmw I Quarharback Q I . ' 'U s U wr Nm. 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Pottsville Area won the Schuylkill County Cross Country Con- ference Championship with a .ir serb record of nine wins' and one loss. The loss was a frustrating 27-28 decision. The over-all 1970 record was eleven wins and one loss. The cross country team has won 29 out of the last 32 races since 1967. Feature runners of the fabulous season included Senior Gary Comfort and Juniors Ken Kline, Kurt Jefferson, Clyde Lowthert, Tom Sinton, and Robert Cellani. H S , . ...MW...,. WH. M .. .. .. .. N M N UH.. X . ...N ww. .. . . 3 .. .. . 1. .. . Mg. . . . .3.gN wx H..yyHL ,,. u ' 5 Vx , w w gf . . .. . . . . -. ,. , - i, A H.. .. .. .N M M il .52 .. H. H X u .v . W away.: 5 :C mrs: ' A- '.. ...B 'Q t-. Q -ILL W .... wg. f ,, , . H Hifi: v W1 1 .1 HHHHHH 1 1 M N H .. , H..11.. ..gg..gg HH N M X HHHHH H M HHH 'vw H 2 3 .ss Bottom Row-H. Davis, J. Yob, J. Evans, R. Lombel, J. McNulty. Top Row-K. Bailey, B. Brown, I-I. Bertsch, R. Liddle, D. Sydnor, Mr. Kline, C. Raezka, L. Ostrosky, C. Higgins, K. Kline, Mr. Tasso. 1970-1971 BASKETBALL TEAM The Varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Ken Kline, compiled a winning record of 13 wins and 9 losses for the year. This season the Tide had a change in surroundings by playing in the new D. H. H. Lengel Gym. The team opened the 1970-'71 season against Pine Gove, defeating them by a score of 106-53. The team completed the iirst half with a record of'4-6, but made a speedy come- back in the second half with a record of 9-3. The J. V. team, coached by Mr. Jack Keating, had a final record of 10-12. Even though it wasn't a winning season, they are improving rapidly, and Mr. Kline can look forward to a good season next year. ' PAHS Opponents 106 Pine Grove .. . 72 Blue Mountain 45 Hazleton .. . . . 64 Freedom ..... 61 William Allen 51 Phillipsburg . . 44 Easton. ,.... . 31 Dieruif .... VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES PAHS Opponents 53 45 Central Catholic . 58 68 Tamaqua ....... 61 51 Liberty ......... 58 63 Bethlhem Catholic 75 49 Hazleton . ...... . 49 73 Freedom ........ 59 61 William Allen . . . 53 59 Phillipsburg PAHS Opponents 63 Easton . ........,.... 37 47 Dierulf ..........,,. 48 59 Central Catholic .,... 54 72 Tamaqua ...,,....., 55 56 Liberty .,......,.... 65 62 Bethlehem Catholic .. 55 .- v Jr. ,, -1 -QB., ' i ln-v ll' Wm ly :gl M ,AFS ymQx,wwwWWQy lm ,iii U y'Q9q3WQN igigimqg? 5 www NWWJ W u W , 0 wWNNMNwWMN V ' N :Q VSMWK kLMj35Ei ?5 . - --1 iw ' L-1 3 xg.. WJ is 5 f Q1 Q25 ,f 1 1 .i?:-gfmviih' J' H I' ' 'E1ES. 1 -'111wy use- 3 -1 -' mg-LWAL ' H 11 ,143 Al Qwmgmr 1 3 W f Q mfg? .1 1 Q'ii1'MfWi -Q 511 .1 ,111 M1 11 'milfs 1 ' m'?' Kggmkkm- 'N1 1 5 AQ sw f 1 f , 2111? wa. K 'f W W1 in , ,- - 111 11 Y' 5' .1 1553 51 F5 31111112 1 1 if ' ' ,1 .' H11 Q 11111311 1 9,112 L 51 1 if 11 11 '1 :H HU H . H11 11 1: ' 1970 - 1971 J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM Row 1-J. Pugh, S. 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Powers, T. McGeoy, J. Shields, B. Brown, Mr. Keating. Row 3-P. Godwin, B. Brehoney, D. Snyder, P. Marchetti, V. Lopez, J. Trabosh, L. Ostrosky. P. A. H. 8.1970 BASEBALL After a shaky start in which the Tide lost five and won only one, the team came roaring back to post a winning 9-8 slate. With only four seniors, Pete Marchetti, Jim Berrang, Phil Godwin, and Andy Tellup, the Tide was hurt by inexperience and lack of depth. The outlook is bright with a bumper crop of veterans returning for the 1971 campaign under Coach Steidle. Highlights of the season included Sophomore Glen Powers' two circuit blasts and Junior Vince Lopez's no-hitter. Most Valuable Player .............. Andy Tellup Tide scored runs ....,.. 61g Opponents ....... 51 Leading Hitter .............. Pete Marchetti .408 Team Batting Average ..,.,.............,.. .236 Most Valuable Pitcher .,.......,.... Vince Lopez Pitching Staff E. R. A. .........,.,,... , . . 1.72 1970 BASEBALL SCORES PAHS Opponents PAHS Opponents Schuylkill Haven Tri-Valley ..... Blue Mountain . Schuylkill Haven Nativity ....... Lourdes . ...... . Lourdes . .... . Nativity ..,.. Minersville .. . Mahanoy Area Tri-Valley .. . , Panther Valley Lourdes . .... . Mahanoy Area Blue Mountain Panther Valley Nativity ..... Bottom Row-T. Devlin, J. Bell, J. Martin, J. Bierman, S. Kohner, D. Howe. Second Row-S. Carey, E. Walsh, A. Jones, N. Noel, K. Skeen, H. Jones, K. Stank. Third Row-Miss Barbara Krupa, S. Kenna, P. Kenna, P. Adams, C. Brennan, P. Price, M. J. Campion POTTSVILLE AREA SWIM TEAM Upon completion of the new D. H. H. Lengel Middle School, Pottsville inaugurated its new swimming program. The girls' team continued after the boys' team faltered. Up to this date in inter-scholastic competition, P. A. H. S. defeated Schuylkill Haven 61 to 6. Future opponents include Emmaus, Wilson, Easton, Whitehall, Parkland, and Allentown Allen. Bottom Row-J. Hnbler, R. DZ- aney, C. Lowthert, K. Jefferson, Mirabello, K. Kimmel. S e c o n d Row-Mr. Stemer, Muench, J. Bobby, R. Wood, Richards, K. Uranko, J. Spleen, Stemer, Mr. DiCello. Third Row-Mr. Lazarchick, S R R S Gall, J. Cicero, K. Keating, J. Maz- zuca, V. LaSelva, J. Foley, R. Nol- ley, Mr. Laubach. Fourth Row-B. Fry, E. Guers, J Femsler, K. Kimmel, P. Platko, J. Snyder, J. Nolley, F. Tassone. Filth Row-B, Piel, H. Morgan S. Prqkop, T. Smton, B. Jones, B Cellam, 'P. Shellhammer, J. Evans S. Cremia. 1970 TRACK AND FIELD Pottsville Area's Track and Field Team of 1970 was one of the most successful in the history of the sport in recent years. The team won the Schuylkill County Relay Carnival, setting three Carnival rec- ords, and the Hazleton Invitational Track and Field Championship, nosing out Mount Carmel by two polnts. The team was second in the District Eleven PIAA Track and Field Championship, setting two new District Eleven records in the two-mile relay and the half-mile. Pottsville Area was second in the South- ern Conference Track and Field Championship a.nd the Mount Carmel Relays. The team also placed third in the Eastern League Track and Field Championship and was fourth in the Penn Relays. The team won nine trophies and ninety-five individual medals and ribbons. Outstanding scoring stars were: Captain James Messina, Co-captains Gary 'Comfort and Jim Ditt- mar, Ed Guers, Dave Wilson, Vincent LaSe1va, and Kurt. Jefferson. Captain Messina was fifth in the PIAA State Championship Half Mile at Penn State University and won a bronze medal. He set a new half-mile district record of one minute and fifty-nine seconds in the District Eleven Championship. He then proceeded to set a new Pottsville Area half-mile record of one minute and fifty-seven seconds in the Penn State State Championship. This replaces the 1:58 record of Pennsylvania Half-Mile state champion, Clyde Lowthert, in 1951. Messina won a full academic scholarship at the University of Pennsylvania where he was a member of their undefeated 1970 Cross Country team and also a member of their great two-mile team. Gary Comfort ran terrific quarters and half-miles and ran a one-minute fifty-seven and four-tenths second half-mile in placing eighth in the State Championship half-mile run. Ed Guers won third place in both 100-and 220-yard dashes in District Eleven PIAA Championship. Dave Wilson placed second in the 220, and ran at the Penn State State Championships. The two-mile relay team was simply phenomenal. They broke a record every time they ran with the exception of the time when they ran for the State Championship at Penn State University. They broke six records, two of them in one week. They hold the two-mile record in the Schuylkill County Relays, District Eleven PIAA, Southern Conference, Mount Carmel Relays, and the Eastern Track a.nd Field Championships. The team consisted of James Messina, Gary Comfort, Vince LaSe1va, and Kurt Jeffer- son. Junior Jim Dittmar was high scorer in the Held events, specializing in the javelin, shot put, and dis- cus. In the District Eleven Track and Field Championships he won a medal in every weight event, a new P. A. H. S. field record. The Track and Field Squad is coached by Mn Carlton Pete Sterner, head coachg Mr. Richard Laubach, Mr. Ray DiCello, and Mr. Michael Lazarchick, assistants. Standing, Left to Right-R. Longarini, T. Higgins, J. Jones, K. Bailey, B. Jones, R. Miller, S. Bogage, B. Jones, G. Lindsay, T. Bevan, H. Merrick, C. Malys, Mr. Ken Kline. 1970 GOLF TEAM The Golf Team, under the supervision of Mr. Ken Kline, compiled a 7-5 record during the 1970 season. Cas Malys was the leading scorer for the team with an average of 80. Cas was followed closely by Griif Lindsay, who had an average of 81.1. With the return of these two standouts, as well as such assets as Howie Merrick and Bill Jones, the 1971 team should have a prosperous season. PAHS Opponents 1315 ....,..,.. Cardinal Brennan . . 11 , Shamokin Lourdes .. 1M ........., Blue Mountain .. . . . 10 .,...Nativity .... 7M ....,..... North Schuylkill . . . CPottsvi1le Wins Playoffj GOLF SCORES PAHS Opponents 1M 4M-g .......... Cardinal Brennan ..... .... 1 OM 4 MM ....,..... Shamokin Lourdes . ..., . . VZ 13M 10 . . . .,... Nativity ........... . . . 5 . . . 5 IVZ, . ..,. . .Blue Mountain . .......... . . 135 75 6 .......,.,NorthSchuylkill........... 9 Season Record: 6 Wins, 4 Losses L-1 - gn- -ea' VARSITY TEAM Bottom Row-M. Davis, A. Bob- by, C. Brennan, D. Shuman, P. Saxnlan, M. Miller, C. Davis. Second Row-J. Carter, F. Whal- en, B. Quigg. Miss Hildreth, D. Sandherr, L. Rega, C. Knoll. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The P. A. H. S. Lassies, under the capable leadership of Miss Ellen Hildreth, produced a near per- fect slate of 9-1 during the 1970-'71 campaign. Pottsville opened its season by winning three straight before bowing to a powerful Pine Grove quintet by a count of 42-26. Nevertheless, the girls rebounded from the loss and outclassed their remaining foes. Linda Rega and Donna Sandherr co-captained the Lassies to many thrilling success stories over such formidable opponents as Cardinal Brennan, North Schuylkill, and Blue Mountain. In these critical contests, the girls kept their composure and proved that they are a great team. Seniors formed the backbone of this year's club. Barb Quigg and Donna Sandherr were the main- stays of the forward spots. The backcourt duties were ably handled by Nancy Bobby, Marilyn Miller, and Beet-footed Linda Rega. Claudia Knoll, who was always an offensive-scoring threat in the post posi- tion, pumped in a team-leading total of 107 points. The 1970-'71 roster was characterized by excellent sportsmanship, adept teamwork, and balanced scor- ing. Such traits are indicative of a championship team. Although the talents and resources of this year's graduates will be missed, there are four juniors and three sophomores who are returning to take up the reins. The seniors put their confidence in them, and hope they preserve the winning tradition of Potts- ville High. VARSIT'Y SCORES PAHS Opponents PAHS Opponents PAHS Opponents 34 Lourdes . ............ 20 26 Pine Grove . ......... 41 37 Nativity . .......,,... 24 40 North Schuylkill . ..,. 27 38 Schuylkill Haven .... 15 37 North Schuylkill .... 36 26 Cardinal Brennan . , . 22 38 Blue Mountain ,.,... 33 34 Cardinal Brennan .. . . 29 Girls' lunior Varsity Basketball Team ace, P. Lord, G. Metmka, C. Cullen Second Row- M. McBreen, R abrese. Bottom Row-S. Chupkai, C. Ger- Gross, D. Umbenhauer, Mrs. Lau- bach, S. Majestic, N. Stock,.R. Cal- Bottom Row-C. Davis, D. Crum, C. Fox, P. Scanlan, C. Brennan, D. Shurnan. Second Row-A. Bobby, L. Beury, N. Miller, M. Miller, S. Quigg, L. Horn, J. Downey. Third Row--E. Lord, R. Richter, J. Carter, L. Rega, D. Sandherr, Miss Hildreth, F. Whalen, M. Mc- reen. 1970 GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM The Girls' Softball Team, coached by Miss Ellen Hildreth, were the Schuylkill County Girls' Cham- pion Softball Team. Their record compiled was five wins and two losses. The girls exhibited their ability many times to come from behind for a strong victory. It was a fine season marked by teamwork and good sportsmanship. It was a fine way for the seniors to end their high school athletic careers. Graduating seniors included Mary Stone, Donna Emrey, and Bev Shollenberger. S C O R E S PAHS Opponents PAHS Opponents 9 Cardinal Brennan ............. ..., 1 0 13 Cardinal Brennan ..., . . 5 3 Williams Valley fexhibitionj .... ,.., 2 1 7 Our Lady of Lourdes .... . . 3 24 Our Lady of Lourdes .,..... .... 1 6 30 Marian .............. . . 8 16 Marian .............. . . 8 GIRLS' ARCHERY TEAM Row 1-M. C. Lynch, J. Bradley Row 2-L. Acker, C. Knoll, C Brennan, Mrs. Laubach, S. Kenna H. Bartholomew, A. Gerace. J. Freedman, H. Metzger, P. Lordl n ' ' , .-- F Wu ' w N, Bottom Row-Mr. Steidle, Mr. Tasso, Mrs. Laubach, Miss Krupa, Miss Hildreth, Mr. Lazarchick, Mr. DiCe1lo. Second Row-Mr. Kline, Mr. Fox, Mr. Ruch, Mr. Dolbin, Mr. Case, Mr. Carestia, Mr. Sterner. Third Row-Mr. Haberle, Mr. Laubach, Mr. Keating, Mr. Fernsler, Mr. Liddle, Mr. Flynn, Mr. Luch- nick. - ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL, MR. JOHN CLARKE ....,..,, MR. JOHN FLANNERY .,.. MR. DONALD DOLBIN ..,. MR. JOSEPH HOPKINS ,. , . DR. ALEX ATTY ,,........,. MR. WILLIAM DAVIDSON ,. MR. FRANCIS HABERLE ,... MR. FRANCIS LUCHNICK. . . MR. WILLIAM FLYNN ...... MR. KENNETH KLINE .,.... MR. CARLTON STERNER . . MISS ELLEN HILDRETH .... MR. TERRY CASE ......... MR. JAMES STEIDLE ...,.... MR. RAY DICELLO ......,... MR. MICHAEL LAZARCHICK ..... MR. RICHARD LAUBACH . .. MR. THOMAS NOGA ......... MR. JOHN KEATING ,..... MR. ROBERT FOX ..,........ MR. HOWARD FERNSLER .. MR. JESTYN PAYNE ...,.... MR. JOHN OARESTIA ...,, MRS. SUSAN LAUBAOH ..... Mrss BARBARA KRUPA .... MR. JOHN TASSO .,.,..,.. MR. JOHN RUCH ..,..,,.., MR. ALBERT FREEMAN .... MR. JOSEPH REICHERT . . . , .......,...School'BoardChairman . . . School Board Member , . . School Board Member . . . . . School Board Member . . . .Superintendent of Schools . . . . .Principal of High School . . . . . . .Director of Athletics ...............,....,...Treasurer ,,...,........,.HeadFootballCoach . . . . .Head Basketball and Golf Coach . , . .,.............. Head Track and Field Coach . . . ...,.........., Girls' Interscholastic Sports Coach . . , . . .Head Wrestling Coach and Assistant Football Coach . . , , . .Head Baseball Coach and Freshman Basketball Coach . . . . ,Assistant Football and Assistant Track and Field Coach .,AssistantTrackanclFieldCoach . . . . . ,Assistant Football and Assistant Track and Field Coach ,.....,,............,...AssistantFootballCoach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach and Assistant Baseball Coach ......................Patterson'BasketballCoach ...........,......,.....AssistantBaseballCoach .......,...............AssistantWrestlingCoach . . . , . . . , . . .Assistant Football and Assistant Baseball Coach . . . .Girls' Archery Coach and Assistant Girls, Basketball Coach Swimming Coach . . ...... g .,, . . Athletic Trainer , . . . . . Assistant Football .Coach ........,... Equipment Manager . . . . .Assistant Equipment Manager ATHLETIC AWARDS v...fKII7K.,v FOOTBALL PAUL SHELLHAMMER-Captain, MVP, All-County Team, All-Anthracite Team, Coal-Crack er Award, Big 33, Third Team All-State. JOE MAzzUCA--Captain, All-Anthracite Team, Outstanding Lineman Pottsville. SKIP CREMIA-Captain, Coal-Cracker Award, All-Lower Anthracite Team. VINCE LOPEZ-Schuylkill County Scholar Athlete, All Lower Anthracite Team. RON LOMBEL-Coal Cracker Award. JIM DITTMAR-All-Anthracite Team, All County Team, Honorable Mention All-State Team Coal Cracker Award. RICK FESSLER-All-Lower Anthracite Team. TRACK JIM MEssINA-5th in State Championship half-mile rung new half-mile record. GARY COMFORT-8th in State Championship half-mile. ED GUERS-3rd in 100 and 220-yard dash in PIAA District Championship. DAVE WILSON-2nd in PIAA District 220-yard dash. BASEBALL PETE MARCHETTI-Captain, leading hitter. ANDY TELLUP-Captain, M. V. P. VINCE LOPEZ-M. V. P. pitcher. GIRLS' ,SPORTS CLAUDIA KNCLL-Schuylkill County M. V. P. Girls' Basketball League. BASKETBALL RON LOMBEL-Captain, 3rd leading scorer Pottsville, All-East Penn League Team. CHRIS HIGGINS-Leading scorer Pottsville, All-East Penn League Team. JOE YOB-2nd leading scorer Pottsville, All-East Penn League Team. WRESTLING JIM DITTMAE-Captain, lst place Sectionals. JCE LYNCH-Captain. S K I I N G First Place Team Winter Carnival-PETE KEISER VINCE LOPEZ TUCKER S ! ! BETSY RICH, PAM BACON, LISA BACCN. CHEUREN Y ' 3 -Q. all-'Nm wily ' H' ?Z ,,. 5 JSE' .ss - V .,, ,xi . Row Row Row Row Row , , Mr. D. Schneider fAdvisorl, K. C. Sommer, H. Merrick, A. Femsler, M. Messina. N. Higgins, D. Carlin, S. Schaeffer, S. Dixon, C. Sperling, T. Wood, D. Knaut, M. Jefferson, MI Chipriano, D. Freiler. D. Lowthert, L. Rega, P. Lord, J. Nolley, G. Femsler, P. Lord, K. Rehnert, B. Bobbs, M. Shaw, L. Mady. -F. Ginther, H. Bartholomew, T. Peron, D. Howe, R. Walsh, D. Sherry, S. Puddu, K. Keating, D. Wood. F. Tassone, J. Evans, F. Cremia, M. Alonge, K. Bailey, R. Thomburg, C. Higgins. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Pottsville Area High School estab- lished in 1926 is one of the oldest organizations in the school. The main purposes of the Council are to promote better stu- dent-faculty relations and to improve the general attitude and welfare of the student body. At the start of the school term one representative is elected from each homeroom. The otlicers all members of the senior class are elected by the entire student body in the spring pre- ceding their term of office. This year's Student Council was much more active and had even greater contact with the student body than in previous years. Both traditional and new activities were carried out by the Council. As in the past it sponsored the presentation of Lyceum programs, sold book covers and sponsored the Penny - A - Week Drive. The funds from the drive were used to buy Christmas toys for the less fortunate children of the comnnmity. A new activity was the students' assisting as ushers at the newly initi- ated parents' Back To School Night. Several members of the Council aided the Pottsville Junior Chamber of Commerce with its Christmas shopping for the underprivileged children of Pottsville. t OFFICERS President ............,...,...... KAREN SOMMER Vice-President. . . . . , HOWARD 'MERRICK Secretary ...... ......... A LICE FERNSLER Treasurer. ..., ....... M ARGARET MESSINA Adviser. .... .... M R. DONALD SCHNEIDER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society, which was chartered in 1936, is composed of the persons who rank among the first fifteen of the Senior Class. The purpose of this club is to further scholastic achievement, leadership, and service. To remain in the club, members must maintain a UB average five out of the six grading periods. Upon graduation, each member is presented with a gold pin. The annual fund-raising project of the National Honor Soci- ety is the Mum sale for the Thanksgiving Day football game. The faculty advisor of the club is Mr. John Liddle. O F F I C E R S President. ............,...... DEBBIE LOWTHERT Vice-President ...., .,.. . , CINDY MOFFETT Secretary .4.,. . . . . . Cl-IERYL LOWTI-IERT Treasurer .,.... ........, J ENNIE ATTY Bottom Row-D. Lowthert, C. Moffett, C. Lowthert, J. Atty, Mr. J. Liddle. Second Row - D. Lengel, E. Knittle, M. Shaw, B. E. Faust, B. McCord. Third Row-H. Eichenbaum, N. Honicker, D. Fesko, A. Bobby, E. Winkler. f. l M --f I H Q wg l 'E .. ,. ,. H I Row Row R010 Row Row Vasa- X' , ffQ.f1e',r'-' V 4 1 5 -A - . '-Mae-if -1' if f -5 -:' 1 ,ara-' -ff 'f -' A iii ,astra-,,,.p'-i ,,yl...H...y ,,,,5?ii:JQ.,- mi, rags. -51 v w , V. Wwgaa peas! !. 'i'yIlgC.www'-' .H 1..'g.,,5 t' g,,,,,,,,, , mifnfd' sw- ,yu Y - , ' .Q W? 2-4 -. 4 .-.Lg . ,- L X - ,475 La ng Lahti.-- 1-L.-Rega, D. Sandherr, S. Quigg, K. Hufnagle, S. Runkle, J. Freedman, K. Klemer, C. Gerace, M. Miller, D. Crum, J. Beury, P. Lord. 2-Miss E. Hildreth, C. Seiler, C. Mahute, P. Scanlan, J. Edmonds, J. Bradle , L. Beury, M. Barho, 112. l?5xrrgs,bC. Davis, W. Andrews, N. Miller, L. Snyder, E. Campion, Knittle, D. Long, D. nau . . o . 3-C. Davis, C. DeLong, C. Brennan, S. Sidler, D. Sumoski, S. Chupkai, L. Evans, J. Bell, J. Gogno, H. Bartholomew, G. Coulson, D. Mates, H. Metzger, P. Lord, D. Stemer, P. Jones, D. Dlllow. 4-P. Price, L. A. Acker, M. Leonard, D. Bainbridge, S. Schaeffer, M. Davis, B. Clews, L. Walters, M. gseininger, A. Bobby, M. Jones, A. Gerace, A. Schumacher, M. C. Lynch, D. Wanchick, L. Dim- mer mg. 5-F. Ginther, G. Metroka, D. MacAdams, D. Umbenhauer, C. Knoll, J. Carter, B. Qui g, F. Whalen, S. Kenna, J. Rhoades, D. Gross, S. Majestic, C. Brennan, D. Shuman, N. Kaswandik, D. Carlin, D. Ryan. X. .U .. 1. I ' iz . .. .Q .Z ,W . GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association strives to create an interest in a variety of girls' sports and to develop skill and sportsmanship. Membership is opened to all freshman girls and to sophomore, junior, and senior girls who have participated in one inter-schol- astic or two intramural sports during the previous year. The association sponsors intramurals in basketball, volleyball, track, and bowling. Interscholastic sports include basketball, softball, track, and archery. A new sport which is being devel- oped is swimming. The interscholastic teams participate in the Schuylkill County Girls' Interscholastic League. OFFICERS President .................. ......... L INDA REGA Vice-President , . . ..... DONNA SANDHERR Treasurer .... . , , KARLENE HUFNAGLE Secretary .... ......... ...... S UE QUIGG Adviser ,.,. . . .MISS ELLEN HILDRETH DIE DEUTSCHEN WUNDERKINDER The purpose formed last year, is to provide an opportunity for interested German students to broaden their background in the German language and culture. The club is guided by Advisor Mr. Joseph Hartley. Students who join the club are not required to endure the traditonal initiation. Club membership is based upon the stu- dent's participation and interest in the sponsored activites. A committee Volksfest, which is planned for the spring. Other committees also plan interesting programs for regular meetings. Prasidentin ..........,....,..,,,. MICHELE SHAW Sekretarin ........ ......... B ONNIE BOBBS A l t . . :WV Finanzministerin . . . ......... ELEANOR METE X Ratgeber ........ . . . MR. JOSEPH HARTLEY Row Row Row Row Row of Die Deutschen Wunderkinder, which was has been formed to begin preparation for the O F F I C E R S 1-Mr. Hartley, M. Shaw, B. Bobbs, E. Mete, B. Bradley, N. Kaswandik, D. Brokhoi, H. Metzger. 2-C. Brennan, D. Lengel, E. Knittle, S. Kenna, C. Cribben, J. Downey, L. Dimmerling, K. Fessler, R. Smith, G. Adams, D. Knaut. 3-B. Holzer, L. Major, C. Tokanets, J. Manzick, M. Dugue, R. Bigg, T. Lowe, N. Stock, A. Bobby, V. Yourshaw, P. Muench. 4-K. Kline, M. Fels, J. Stranko, D. Antonini, D. Umbenhauer, B. Schwartz, K. Flynn, P. Price, P. Adams, K. Dinklocker. 5-M. Morgan, L. Wertz, R. Liddle, J. Lighfstone, A. Bobbs, S. Hammel, J. Reber. P. Platko. J 1 J A' 1F?'ff'Q5 ,1f'ii:'-'r:.1.u fern .H e:,sE.', .f'-1 , 315 5 1. . W he .. ??Qf5'TT , 1 1 ' i 'Y ierzfgfi-f'1 ssf 7'jy.i,fqL Ag,'q , -L el, .lv .1-,N 4 17 1 mfr. -V--,v,.:,, ' Bottom Row-Miss L. broknon, iw. nomcxer, S. Mates, B. Quigg, G. Meyers. Second Row-D. Pepper, T. Mull, S. Honicker, P. Scanlon, B. Bradley, N. Higgins. Third Row-C. Kurtek, L. Horn, A. Fernsler, K. Kemple, D. Sandherr. Fourth Row-B. Jones, J. Femsler, C. Knoll, M. Danoski, S. Dorsey. SKETCH CLUB It is not very often that one finds a club whose members pos- sess, talent, creativity, and an astounding amount of esprit de corps, but Sketch Club is such an organization. The members who are the budding young artists of the school all work to- gether to make Sketch Club prosperous and content. Most of the activities are money-making projects to help finance the annual trip to New York in the spring. The club also lends its artistic talents to various social institutions in the community. O F F I C E R S President ........,.,,,....... NANCY HONICKER Vice-President ............,,..,.... SANDI MATES Secretary ....... ........ B ARBARA QUIGG Treasurer ..,. ........... G ARY MEYERS Adviser ..... .... M ISS LINDA BROKHOFF LARES ET ARTES ROMANORLIM The Latin Club's main endeavor this year was to promote a thorough understanding of the Latin language and culture. Any- one who was interested in the club and who had a B average or better in Latin was eligible. The new members were chosen and initiated during the month of December. The club is happy to announce that interest in Latin III and IV was maintained this year as in previous years. The members of the club donated food for the annual Christ- mas basket, which was given to a needy family in the community. The traditional authentic Roman Banquet was held in May. The banquet was complete with flowing togas, obedient slaves, delicious Roman food, and a touch of Roman entertainment. This year the meetings were held the third Tuesday of every month. Culture reports were given to increase our knowledge ' of the Roman way of life. The club is under the capable leadership of Mrs. Amelia Gearhart. O F F I C E R S President ..,.......,..,.,.. MARGARET MESSINA Vice-President . . . ......... JENNIE ATTY Secretary ....... . . ,BETH ELLEN FAUST Treasurer , . , . . , BARBARA BRADLEY Row 1-M. Messina, J. Atty, B. E. Faust, B. Bradley, S. Skrincosky, M. Zugda, D. Frantz, J. Hollick, G Reese, C. Gerace, E. Brown Row 2-Mrs Gearhart, J . Terleckas, M. Smith, S. McGovern, C. Davis, D. Wall, S. Delin, L. Gerstenfeld D. Higgins, M. Pollog, P. Hauptly, M. Pinkus, S. Palko, D. Savory. Row 3-D. Sharp, J. Rile, B. Holzer, L. Major, M. Brown, C. DeLong, D. Carsia, C. Brown, M. Jones, S Dixon, P. Dinger, P. Lord, D. Sterner. Row 4-P. Brennan, R. Barto, C. Klitsch, K. Deegan, L. Acker, M. Leonard, A. Becker, J. Rudyk, K Bohannon, S. Brilla, S. Chupkai, J. Bell, L. Evans. 1 . C FP 1 Row 5-D. Ward, M. Morgan, B. Jones, T. Sinton, R. Boyer, F. Ginther, D. Bogage, G. Schuster, D. Lengle, D. MacAdams, M. Klitsch, R. Devaney, J . Smith. Il X :-:fi Ui' V' .Y E si 1:32 K 'fam w Q L we -V S 1 n ggsgsiiqm ,Hgy -aeiw marie.. .ex 'if 5219 XM it I JF... fees 1-Q. f wm 1 W wY,,,..,:,,,, 5 . Wm, ,jul ffm Eijszju' Z2 Z H u Q5tii'gg?1i ' as :sf Row Row Row Row Row in 'H mtww . we x . . . 7 . . N 1-M. Duque, D. Lowthert, S. Mates, B. Smith, J. Freedman, L. Beury, D. Sumoski, H. Melzer, M. Zugzda, D. Frantz, C. Davis, C. Lowthert, B. Tenenholz, M. Sperling. 2-Mr. Hartley, C. Seiler, C. Barto, C. Letcher, S. Sidler, S. 'Sperling, D. Mates, A. Denemark, C. Klitsch, B. McCord, A. Burns, C. Connors, C. Comfort, J. Turner. 3-M. Rehnert. C. Lowthert, E. Knittle, S. Kenna, K. Kemple, K. Stank, K. Jennings, J. Jonathan, B. Hutzel, J. Downey, M. Messina, M. Garbetti, P. Lord. 4-P. Price, M, Leonard, D. Adams, C. Brennan, K. Doublestein, D. Pineau, V. Yourshaw, M. Man- zick, M. Jones, G. Coulson, A. Gerace, R. Smith, J. Nolley, M. Barto. ' 5-R. Liddle, J. Lightstone, G. Salak, H. Eichenbaum, D. Schuman, D. Umbenhauer, D. MacAdams, K. Deegan, B. Schwartz, E. Mete, D. Bainbridge, D. Antonini, D. Finley. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service is a newly revised club whose ,. goals, in addition to sponsoring a foreign exchange student to ff , ' ' this school and a P. A. H. S. student to a foreign country, include , showing the foreign student various facets of American life he 1, ordinarily wouldn't see while away from his native country. Eight groups of students have been organized to take the ex- change student to several places of interest. The destinations of these groups include, Eckley, Pa., Washington, D. C., New York City, the local radio station, and numerous other fascinating locations. In lieu of our annual A. F. S. Day in March, this year we hosted an A. F. S. Foreign Exchange Weekend, with over 20 stu- dents coming to Pottsville from the surrounding area. The activ- ities planned for this program included a talent show, a dance, an International Dinner, swimming, basketball, and a grand tour of the D. H. H. Lengel Middle School. It was a very exciting week end. Under the capable leadership of our officers and advisor, Mr. Joseph Hartley, A. F. S. will continue to prosper as one of the many 'outstanding clubs of P. A. H. S. Our A. F. S. guest this year is the very amiable Maurice Duque-Ortiz, from the South American country of Colombia. 'T-'PT OFFICERS President, . .,............,.,. DEBBIE LOWTHERT Vice-President ..., ..... B OBETTE SMITH Secretary .....,. . . . JUDY FREEDMAN Treasurer ..... ,,.., S ANDI MATES P. A. H. S. REPERTORY COMPANY Thirty-six talented thespians compose this theatrical organiz- ation. These members from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes are students interested in exploring the field of dramat- ics who have been chosen after a series of auditions in which they have displayed an aptitude for performing. The program for the year consists of producing a series of one-act plays for the student body. All facets of production are handled by the members themselves with the assistance of the advisors. In the spring, the club attends the annual High School Drama Festival at New Hope. OFFICERS President ..,, .,....,,........,..,, S ANDI MATES Treasurer. . . . ....... VIN CENETTA ZUGZDA Secretary .,., , .,.. -. EDWARD MIECKOWSKI E Advisers .,... . . .MISS GERALDINE MORGAN Raw Row Row Row Row MISS SHERRILL SILBERLING 1 Z! . 'Wg 1-Miss G. Morgan, Miss S. Silberling, V. Zugzda, E. Miechowski, S. Mates, L. Portland, B. E. Faust. 2-g. lglelinert, N. Higgins, B. Bradley, C. Mahute, D. DiPauli, H. Metzger, M. Zugda, J. Freedman, o tzer. ' 3-V. Adams, S. Rosenberg, M. Fatula, S. Kenna, D. Kirwan, K. Fessler, P. Jims. 4-T. Ice, H. Davis, B. Quigg, L. Johansson, N. Honicker, D. Bubel, K. Kemple, P. Hauptly. 5-B Jones, R. Liddle, J. Lightstone, K Kimmel, H. Eichenbaum, P. Platko. 's 's..1 ,522 3' , E N it .ez ll , e -F :E igm, 1. sm t i M fr 1 ,, ,wgis 3 uw ,H , W iwmgis, :.::,U,Qg ne . W 11- 1 2 f w fn il r if H. u e .i F E -mggsupiff W ti 1 .l ,-,ew Y 'ESV' 1 111-4 www S . we -:- . L' . f f li ,Q i ,gif gf e 1 5 its i Us , uw if H H H 5 'x.J Bottom Row-C. Higgins, P. Shellhammer, V. Lopez, R. Lombel, Mr. Steidle. Second Row-S. Reichert, J. Colitz, B. Scheipe, K. Keating. Third Row-J. Sweeney, G. Evans, E. Guers. TAU KAPPA DELTA The Tau Kappa Delta is a fraternal organization composed of seven seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores. These thirteen members are chosen for outstanding participation in at least one activity, qualities of leadership, and satisfactory scholastic stand- mg. Every year at the beginning of May, three juniors, two sopho- Wg mores, and two freshmen are chosen by the seven graduating semors. . Doctor Albert Knight formed the club back in 1924. It is the oldest organized club in the school. This is T. K. D.'s forty-sixth year of existence. The activities of T. K. D. are the annual Thanksgiving and Spring Farmer-Farmerette dances, the paying of the graduation expenses of some needy senior, awarding twenty-five dollars to a senior athlete aspiring to attend college, awarding a trophy to the most valuable athlete of P. A. H. S., offering the services of the club for any reasonable request by the school administration, one trip to a sporting event each year, and a new attraction of putting a float in the Greater Pottsville Winter Carnival. OFFICERS President ...............,....... RONNIE LOMBEL Vice-President ....... . .....,,,...... VINCE LOPEZ Secretary. ...,.., .... , . . , CHRIS HIGGINS Treasurer ..... ..,. P AUL SHELLHAMMER Adviser .... ,... M R. JAMES STEIDLE -, Z.. .mae - 2 4-.-sf. 5 in 'st :Y ew ee w EL CIRCULO ESPANOL E1 Circulo Espanol, organized in 1964, is composed of students who have completed one year's study of Spanish and attained at least a C average in the subject. There are sixty-three members in the club. This year the by-laws were changed to allow Spanish I stu- dents to participate in the organization after they had completed one semester of the language. The meetings alternate between business of the club and pro- grams formulated to promote interest, understanding, and knowl- edge of the cultural aspects of the Spanish-speaking countries. This year, Mauricio Duque-Ortiz, an American Field Service exchange student from Colombia, South America, is an honorary member. He has participated in the programs and has given a personal account of the customs and culture of his country. OFFICERS President. . .....,.......,,,.,. SCOTT REICHERT Vice-President. . . . . , DEBBIE LOWTHERT Secretary.. . . . .,..,....... PATRICIA LOTZ Treasurer. , , ,.,.........., ROBERT WALSH Adviser. . . . . .MRS. MARGARET ASCHMAN Row 1-M. Duque, S. Reichert, D, Lowthert, P. Lutz, B. Walsh M Barto L Beury S Lauck D Fesko J. Jonathan, K. Jennings, P. Lord, J. Freedman. Row 2-Mrs. Aschman, Advisor, L. Thornburg, K. Rehnert, C. Messina W Andrews G Lmdsay L Mady D, Mazzuca, D. Freiler, C. Fey, K. Fessler, D. Kowalick Row 3-J. Weismiller, P. Bacon, C. Tokanets, L. Bensinger, P Weiss N Miller C Barto D Fmley R Edmonds, K. Lewis. Row 4-E. Forman, J. Spleen, P. Miller, L. Portland, J. Joulwan C Lowthert L Koch M Fatula B Smith, B. Buletza. Raw 5-B. Jones, V. Lopez, D. Billger, H. Bartholomew, T. Peron K Kemple T Higgins B Clews L Walters, D. Cohen, K. Stank, H. Davis, R. Koch.. 'i -f L EFT if JL r EYE i Row Row Row Row Row ' ': vi ,J ., 1 , ,r f. :rw if.,11fg ., 1-Mr. C. Sterner, B. E. Faust, C. Messina, J. Paulshock, D. Fesko. 2-D. Freiler, K. DiCello, S. Kohner, C. Barto, C. Fey, L. Portland, B. Bobbs, J. Atty P Muench 3-C. Lynch, D: Wanchick, T. Snyder, K. Rehnert, B. Smith, J. Weismiller, M. Jeierson 4-G. Lindsay, L. Lilienthal, D. Bogage, J. Rile, D. Steranko, N. Bobby, M. Fatula D Powers 5-R. Liddle, R. Boyer, N. Honicker, T. Peron, K. Kemple, D. Eiche, S. Muench .M 'D 2 uw in in in w, w 1 swim: ww uw mafia L , L w verses. :si ii 5 1 HI-S-POTTS NEWSPAPER R , HI-S-ROTTS Newspaper successfully completed 1l3S forty fourth 4 consecutive year of publication with the five ISSUES d1St1'lbl1t0d I in 1970-'71, Three six-page issues were publlshed at Thanks giving, Christmas, and Easter. A staff of thirty-two dedicated reporters were lel by editor, Beth Ellen Faust, associate editors, Chris Messina and John Paulshockg business manager, Diane Fesko, and faculty advisor, , Mr. Carlton R. Sterner. Faust. Fine feature art work was created by newspaper artlsts, Jen nie Atty and Mary Fatula. Sports coverage was 100 per cent complete with the snappy stories by Robert Liddle HI-S-POTTS Newspaper is proud of its accurate and full cov erage of all aspects of the vibrant intellectual, athletic, and SOCIHI life of our Pottsville Area High School HI-S-POTTS Newspaper is particularly proud of its energetic ct've enthusiastic and versatile editorm chief Beth Ellen al, 'i , FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Pottsville Area High School Chapter of the Future Teach- ers of America is an organization with national and state affili- ation. Membership is open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors interested in preparing for a career in teaching. , The purpose of the organization is to afford members an opportunity to gain a realistic concept of teaching as a profes- sion. This is achieved through exposure to varied experiences that are related to teaching. During second semester, seniors are assigned to elementary classrooms where they have the opportunity to observe a teach- ing situation in action. This is done through the cooperation of Mr. Lee Fredericks, Elementary Education Supervisor, and members of, his teaching staff. All members of F. T. A. have the opportunity to participate in a tutorial service program. OFFICERS President ..............,,..... BOBBETTE SMITH Vice-President . . . , . . . . JOY JONATHAN Treasurer ,...... ..... D EBBI BROKHOFF Secretary .... ....,,....... C INDY BARTO Adviser .... . . .MRS HELEN DEITRICH Row 1-B. Smith, J. Jonathan, D. Brokhoff, C. Barto, V. Zugzda, D. Kowalick, B. E. Faust, L. Portland Row Row Row Row L. Bensinger, C. Fey, E. Walsh. 2-Mrs. Dietrich, D. Freiler, J. Weismiller, P. Bacon, L. Manger, B. Brentari, S. Palko, G. Coulson R. Edmonds, D. Finley, P. Weiss. 3-P Jims, L. Koch, P. Joulwan, B. McCord, P. Lord, P. Hauptly, A. M. Gerace, J. Bradley, M Brown. D. Mazzucca. 4-T. McKenzie, J. Spotts, T. Peron, K. Kemple, K. Jennings, B. Pccovich, P. Lord, B. Boyer, B Schwartz. A. Becker. 5-B. Stiltner, J. Rehnert, L. Acker, D. Lengel, J. McHugh, P. Rose, K. Doublestein, L. Craig, M Motto. D. Antonini. V - sie., - . D .se---Y - . ou.. -A will il si E .. E , Raw Row Row Row Row cr 1-Mrs. Sykes, Advisorq C. Baskerville, G. Bedford, M. Klemer, S. McCall. 2-D. Rhoades, J. Kienzle, H. Lutchen, P. Jones, C. Makely, C. Troilo, D. Dermo 3--P. Eckert, J. Smulktis, P. Carusella, M. Camodeca, D. Flannery, J. Ebling, S Clay 4-M. Roth, L. Kotula, P. Walsh, J. Russel, S. Daubert, B. Hutzel, C. Sadusky. 5-B. Yost, C. Klemer, P. Doolin, C. Moffett, M. Goetz, D. Antonini, K. Dusel FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is the national organiza- tion for home economics students in senior high school. The purpose of the club is to help individuals improve personal, fam- ily, and community living. Each year the members raise money to sponsor two major projects for the benefit of the club. A field trip to a place of interest is planned as well as the installation of officers at a banquet in May. The installation banquet is highlighted by a fashion show which features clothes made and modeled by the club members. O F F I C E R S President ............,..,., CINDY BASKERVILLE Vice-President . . . ,....... GAYE BEDFORD Secretary ..... ..., M ARY ANN KLEMER Treasurer ..... ,,..,.. S HEILA MCCALL Adviser ,.... ,... M RS. BETTY SYKES SENIOR Y-TEENS The Senior Y-Teens is one of the eight groups affiliated with the Y. W. C. A. The members are very active in the community and in the Y. Besides the usual sub, candy, and bake sales, the girls provide a Christmas party for the orphans. This year six of the girls have formed a Planning Committee which helped in the formation of many of the programs. Also formed this year is an Inter-Club Council which consists of the planning committee and the presidents and reporters from each of the eight clubs. Its purpose is to help to improve meetings and programs. Three of the four officers of the Inter-Club Council, are from this club-Karen Wytovich, president: Jean McHugh, vice-presidentg and Sheila McCall, secretary. In addi- tion to other activites, many of the girls attended the Mid- Atlantic Conference in Norristown. The key word to the Y-Teen Club and all conferences is fel- lowship. If we can spread friendship all over the world, our goal has been reached. OFFICERS President .......,...............,.. TINA TROILO Vice-President .................. DONNA WITMIER Treasurer. ...... .... K AREN WYTOVICH Secretary . . . ..,. BETH ELLEN FAUST Reporter .... ....... S HEILA MCCALL Adviser. . , .... MARCIA META Bottom Row-T. Troilo, D. Witmier, B. E. Faust K Wytovich S McCall Second Row-S. Mates, B. McCord, R. Sweet, J McHugh Third Row-E. Mete, S. Harkins, E. Shay, R. Noble D Lengel Fourth Row-B. Yost, D. Kelly, J. Rehnert, P Tomcavage G Schuster be si Xtra: W' fe 5,551 N . A ...ss Row Row Row Row Row .ef 1-Mrs. Lappen, L. Mady, J. Atty, B. Bradley, P. Kenna, J. Freedman. 2-M. Jeierson, N. Grabowski, A. M. Bums, W. Andrews, D. Pohronezny, C. Messina, C. Heiser, M. Klemer, B. Tenenholz, M. Sperling. 3-S. Wagner, D. Flannery, C. Cribben, M. Lynch, L. Dirnmerling, D. Stemer, J. Nolley, L. Portland, J. Bradley. K. Doublestein. 4-M. Pinkus, D. Savory, M. Leininger, J. Turner, J. Phillips, G. Meeks, P. Legutko, A. Gerace, S. Palko. Il-gmbenhauer, B. Smulk, D. Kirwan, P. Umbenhen, P. Price, E. Knittle, L. Kotula, B. Schwartz, . aupt y. THE LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club, organized in 1929, helps to benefit the entire student body. It consists of girls who work as assistants in the library during their free time. Some duties of these girls , ' are keeping the library orderly and helping students learn how to use the facilities of a library. The organization is guided by Mrs. Sidney Lappen, assistant librarian, and Mr. James Burd, librarian. The officers for the 1970-'71 term are: Preszdent ........................ LORETTA MADY Vice-President . . . ........ JENNIE ATTY Secretary ,,,. . . BARBARA BRADLEY Treasurer .... .......... P AT KENNA ALPHA IOTA DELTA Aiding the community and the school is the main objective of Alpha Iota Delta. It is composed of twenty-five girls-ten sen- iors, ten juniors, and five sophomores-who are chosen on the basis of leadership, cooperation, initiative, and scholarship. Among the various projects of the club are collections made for the March of Dimes, United Fund, and Children's Home. Each member also donates items for a Christmas basket contain- ing all items of food, clothing, and toys for a needy Pottsville family. CARE packages are sent yearly to an orphanage in Korea. The group also acts as the clean-up crew of the cafe- teria staff at the annual Biddy Basketball Banquet. Socially, the girls enjoy a membership tea, a Christmas lunch- eon, and a spring semi-formal dance. O F F I C E R S President ....,.,...,,.,,.,. JANICE DUNHEIMER Vice-President ,.,. i.... C HRIS MESSINA Secretary ...,... . . . NANCY HIGGINS Treasurer ..... ......... P AT LOTZ Bottom Row-Miss Walsh, J. Dunheimer, P. Lutz, C. Messina, N. Higgins. Second Row--L. Snyder, J. Tumer, K. Sommer, D. Brokhoff, A. Yuda. Third Row-E. Forman, P. Bacon, L. Mady, P. Adams, B. Clews. Fourth Row-D. Mazzuca, J . Weismiller, B. Smith, D. Freiler, M. Leininger. Fifth Row-S. Snyder, T. Peron, A. Femsler, P. Kenna. N. Honicker, C. Baskerville . .Q ,1.:.-',,- '--sv W N H. .-..-..,,?- - -mr- wr i WN we is ui, mp s im, as as . in W ww H. ,. ami fer 5 Q-Mel? Bottom Row--Mrs. Gennerella, J. Dolbin, B. Rich, S. Mates, M. Leininger. Row Row Row Row 2-D. 3-K . 4-T Mates, D. DePauli, B. McCord, L. Shemansik, D. Pohronezny. Doublestein, J. 'IXxmer, M. Leininger, H. Jones, G. Coulson, A. M. Gerace. McKenzie, D. Pineau, J. Spotts, L. Walinshock, S. Wojcik, S. Quigg, B. Peoovich. 5-C. Knoll, P. Kenna, N. Honicker, G. Bechtel, P. Reed, D. Bubel, L. Lilienthal. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais, chartered in 1950, was reactivated again this year after a few years of inactivity. The club is under the capable supervision of Mrs. Helen Gennerella. The main purposes of the French Club are: C11 to promote a greater comprehension of the French lan- guage. Q21 to develop an interest in and a greater appreciation of the culture of France and the French people. f Q31 to stimulate an interest among the members and to cre- ate a common bond among them. Membership in the club is limited to those students who have satisfactorily completed at least one year of French. All of the members still taking French must maintain a C average or bet- ter in the course. Le Cercle Francais meets on the second and fourth Wednes- days of each month. O F F I C E R S President ......................... JANIE DOLBIN Vice-President ......,.............. SANDI MATES Treasurer. . ..,.. .........,. ,..., B E TSY RICH Secretary. ........ ...... M ICHELLE LEININGER Faculty Adviser ,..... MRS. HELEN GENNERELLA nl,-,. - - e--- - f1 ASTRONOMY CLUB The Astronomy Club was newly organized in 1970. The main purpose is to promote a greater interest among students in the field of astronomy. The membership consists of interested students in the junior and senior classes. Meetings are held two nights a month in the planetarium. Activities include trips to other planetariurns and observatories in the area. The club is under the capable assistance of Mrs. Frances Scheipe. 0 F F I C E R S President ...... ,...,. ..........,. B O B WALSH Vice-President .... . . . TOM SEITZINGER Secretary ..,.. . , . DEBBIE LENGEL N Treasurer.. . . .,.. HENRY DAVIS 1 Bottom Row-Mrs. F. Scheipe, R. Walsh, T. Seitzinger, D. Lengel, H. Davis. Second Row-K. Lewis, C. Wojcik, B. Bradley, J. Bradley, D. Kowalick, K. Fessler, Third Raw-D. Reichert, J. Smith, L. Zavorsky, P. Donahue, K. Stank, J. McHugh Fourth Row-R. Koch, B. Buletza, J. Ventura, G. Schuster, D. Umbenhauer. Fifth Row-K. Wytovich, J. Walters, J. Evans, V. Lopez, S. Yesavage. M. Duque. .-4' 1? gf W 5552? iw .H WW .,-aw Wifi' ek... ,m ! , . ui K , fsiidkbx mg.. Row Row Row Row Row 1-P. Bacon, T. Higgins, T. Peron, C. Messina, L. Bacon. 2-L. Craig, E. Campion, M. Pinkus, C. Sadusky, P. Walsh, D. Wall, D. Brennan, K. Carr, J. Freiler, Mr. Lazarchick. 3--D. Howe, K. Flynn, P. Price, M. J. Campion, P. Covelesky, D. Cohen, S. Hopkins, M. C. Lynch, K. Bohannon. 4-S. Muench, S. Delin, M. Dugue, G. Lindsay, T. Scheuren, D. Mazzuca, D. Wauchick, T. Snyder. 5-C. Dewald, S. Bogage, B. Koch, A. Jones, V. Lopez, A. Fernsler, C. Lynch, B. Rich, P. Keiser. SKI CLUB The newly organized Ski Club became a part of P. A. H. S. this year. The goals of the club are to learn how to ski, to teach others how to ski, to start racing competition in the county, and to go on ski trips. Some of the members of the club participated in the ski races during the Winter Carnival Week. The club held a fund-raising project to help lower the cost of ski trips. . The adviser of the club is Mr. Michael Lazarchick. O F F I C E R S President ......................,..... PAM BACON Vice-President . . . . . . TOM HIGGINS Secretary ...... .....,. T ES PERON Treasurer.. . . . . CHRIS MESSINA 2 .47 ff- . x an Y v ,V X .4 ' ' 'qlrl I 151 vi Y-'IH' . ,f1 'Y '-Q' VV iff ..,5l'-vii! PN. 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'f ,, COLOR GUARD Bottom Row-J. Scheetz, R. Edmonds. Second Row-D. Finley, P. Weiss. Third Row-K. Kemple, T. Snyder, S. Kenna, J. Weismiller. FLAGS Bottom Row-D. Pohronezny, M. Lynch, P. Hauptly, W. Andrews Second Row-A. Jones, J. Maurer, H. Jones. Third Row-S. Hopkins, M. Leininger, C. Moyer, T. McKenzie. 9,5 'ef wifi? Wg. W W Q iw L :' '- w fix? Z , x uw ww .nw H 1. , f N-5 N ' -ry., rl' ' wit: - W ,J.M.... W.,,. .. H. gal!! I wx. . fi- .X f :ij WA 'K 49' X I V u NX , , H , ALM.. w w 1 w 11 iii w I .auf , X .. . Q W , a .81 .. ' 1 my , f b , F ,,.y ff xv 4 I' , 5 120. . jf' ' Y. lf' 22,1-Q 'Ig . f- aE.,5E' A 1 Q' , P ..- is-? ?.ff. , , w1f.'Z 4: I , U v M - kv- W . I. M Jfwfv- :Z I g 3 ml - 'J f-Q' 4 fix ' -, ' ., ' L XR-3 fa-.X ',w:f1 J 'e , . :Q . ff' 7 ' .' M kg If V M , 1i.j , i ,g- 55-fx if : I ' +4 My H H 'l .' 5 ., H A. ,bv . - . W ' Lk - f' - -' A P ' ' 7 A K' 5 .M M. E, .. .1., i2 r,'Q-.1 . , Y , , L, , 4 , Z-, .Q--...1-1'-vjg, F, , ., ff? 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T., aa X.-lf? 311 I. 1 1, 1 x an HEI-if Q, Y ,. 3 ..,,,, -..ny -V 'nil' ssvfmw I c THE SENIOR PLAY In keeping with tradition, yet trying to do something a bit different, the Class of 1971 chose to per- f h . . . . . orm t e memorable lives of the Gllbreth family and friends as portrayed 1n the play, CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN. With all the struggles to make it the best play yet, the cast found themselves with seemingly unend- ing rehearsals, tensions, and many times the feeling that November 19, 1970, would never come. VVhen the night finally arrived, all the work was refiected in the great performance. The love, laughs, prob- lems, and sadness were felt by all who attended the play. The Class of 1971 would like to express their sincere appreciation to Miss Sherill Silberling and Miss Geraldine Morgan, without whose patience and guidance the play would not have been possible The Senior Class would also like to thank those who supported their endeavor to make their play outstand- ing in P. A. H. S. history. THE CAST Mr. Gilbreth ,.... ........... P AUL PLATKO Anne ..... ......,. B ONNIE BOBBS Mrs. Gilbreth .... .... B ARBARA BRADLEY Lillian. ......... ..... M ELANIE HUGHES Ernestine ...... ....,,.. S ANDI MATES Martha .............. VIN CENETTA ZUGZDA Frank ....... .... M IKE BERCHER Mrs. Fitzgerald ..... .......,.... C INDY FOX Jackie. ..... ..,. R OBERT HOLTZER Dr. Burton ....,.. ..... E D MIECHOWSKI Dan.. . . ........ HENRY DAVIS Joe Scales ...... ........ M IKE GILROY Bill. ...... . . . HOWARD MAHUTE Miss Brill ..... .... N ANCY HONICKER Fred. ..... ....,.,.. J IM COLITZ Larry. ..... ....... J ERRY EVANS ll My 'Pv- Jiiia ' ' Lehi? 1 gg 1 EIA ,: 25. - . ,I ' an r 'Y-. .xv - . . N53 . fif- N Wy: :.-, 3 .qu . i. 5 A X N 4 'W wr: Air 'x al if ' n 7 , 1 ARIES THE RAM CMarch 21 -April 191 Your planetary influence is Mars-the planet of force. You show a lack of restraint. However, you are active and have a great deal of ambition and energy Your mind is quick. You are generous, forceful, and hardworking. You also like to reform existing ideas. TALIRLIS THE BULL fApril 20 - May 201 Your planetary influence is Venus-the planet of harmony. You show a lack of versa- tility. You are determined, patient, and faithful. Your nature is artistic, and you have a great financial talent. You like to speculate and are very resourceful. GEMINI THE TWINS QIVlay 21 -June 201 Your planetary influence is Mercury. Your basic characteristics show you to be commu- nicative, alert, versatile, and logical. You show a lack of persistence and should cultivate concentration. You express ideas clearly, are creative and affectionate. CANCER THE CRAB CJune 21 -July 221 Your planetary influence is the moon-the planet of personality. Your basic character- istics show you to be sensitive, changeable, shy, and conservative. You show a lack of originality and should cultivate logic. You are impressionable and romantic, and you enjoy helping others. LEO, THE LION CJuly 23 -August 221 Your planetary influence is the sun- the planet of vitality. Your basic characteristics show you to be frank, charitable, and ambitious. You show a lack of humility and should cultivate thrift. You have a sunny disposition and you are independent and responsible. Your mental capacity is great. You are also lavish and overgenerous. VIRGO THE VIRGIN QAugust 23 - September 221 Your planetary influence is Mercury. Your basic characteristics show you to be practi- cal, thoughtful, and modest. You show a lack of confidence and should cultivate tolerance. You are clever and discriminating and meticulous. You show concern for others but are shy with strangers. LIBRA THE SCALES fSeptember 23 - October 221 Your planetary influence is Venus - the planet of harmony. You show a lack of decis- iveness and should cultivate firmness. You are even-tempered, and you are a deep thinker. Also, you have excellent judgment, and you love peace. SCORPIO THE SCORPION fOctober 23 - November 211 Your planetary influence is Mars-the planet of force. Your basic characteristics show you to be emotional and forceful. You are also a critical thinker. You show a lack of detachment and should cultivate forgiveness. You are sympathetic, self-conident, and secretive. SAGITTARIUS THE ARCHER fNovember 22 - December 211 Your planetary influence is J upiter--the planet of expansion. Your basic characteristics show you to be self-reliant, scientific, and religious. You are charming, amusing, direct, and unafraid. You are a leader, and you are extremely progressive with new ideas. CAPRICORN THE GOAT fDecember 22 -January 191 Your planetary influence is Saturn-the planet of tradition. Your basic characteristics show you to be dignified and determined. You show a lack of optimism. You are consid- erate, honorable, and sociable. You are also a conscientious worker and a fair disciplina- rian. -9 AQUARIUS THE WATER BEARER Uanuary 20-February 181 Your planetary influence is Uranus-the planet of individuality. You are unpredictable, refined, and intuitive. You show a lack of warmth. You are also an idealist. Other char- acteristics show you to be tactful and studious. PISCES THE FISHES fFebruary 19 - March 201 Your planetary influence is Neptune-the planet of nebulousness. Your basic charac- teristics show you to be compassionate, emotional, charitable, and submissive. You show a lack of stability. You are helpful to others and very self-sacrificing. You are changeable, and you are inclined to mysticism. A IT, ISI NG , KSN ? a Wl Wj ,fx N Vivre-x.. SP' X L 'Hun rf: L Cfass Son ,W 71?-061 allffere Mm AW W f7mf6f-o Ganz? 3 681544222 is-f gust on gi - I 1- E11 M1 H 6L.fQLf4.am:, .s-L4-1 if'f1'1f2-1- 5111 M NN - A MQWWQQ Qi Uiwfjvfjgel I QJIEJ ,l g? 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Wholesale Distributors . . . l24I POTTSVILLE STREET POTTSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA I79OI xxg.leln,,', XRN F M 'CI SQ -ll l X 1 if-4 A :,..f-4' ii-. ...suns Name Brand Walches Tailored Jewelry All Types Rings Silver RUSSELL F. ZACKO Owner Telephone: 622-3I2I WHAT DOES THE UHURE HOLD XN YORK FOR US? N Hmmm 16 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF 1971 LAN POTTSVILLE AREA SCHOOL BOARD SAN! DR. ALEX G. ATTY - Superintendent LLOYD MARTZ - President DONALD DOLBIN - Vice-President HOWARD VFERNSLER -- S ecretary-B usiness Manager ' JOHN CLARKE - Treasurer Other Members: HAROLD ADAMS JOHN FLANNERY JOSEPH HOPKINS CHESTER LAVVSON EDWARD BREISACHER Do It, Seniors!!! Q-JKUYKP Varsity Squad LORETTA MADY-Captain PAT ADAMS - C 0-Captain DEBBIE BLACKWELL DEBBIE FREILER .IO ANNE BUGGY SANDY KANTNER ALICE FERNSLER DONNA MAZZUCA CASEY SOMMER SUSAN QUIGG ufqbif Junior Varsity SHERRY DIXON - Captain JULIE BUEHLER - Co-Captain MICHELE LEININGER JUDY SMULKTIS DONNA RYAN LYNN SNYDER JEANNIE RUSSELL LINDA WALTERS G 0oD L UOK SENIORS IL Crm jQEL W 505 O f L L1 LN 'TIWQ I yy .Q I I MM ' E ' o rig Nluf'-A-xi. My Q 'WL iDO'Vkv,.g 0. wif , ' A-U. 4 l fH'1N ' BL v . 3 , , lsr , , .RW J u, WWW M if 13141212 D 1., F. C. SMITH, Prop 111 N. Centre Street Pottsville, Pennsylvania Phone: 622-7570 ROBERT F. MlLLER ASSOCIATES ARC:-uTEc:Ts AND ENGINEERS SCHUYLKILL TRUST BUILDING POTTSVILLE,- PENNSYLVANIA ,ji WWWWWWYW Wi WW QW MW A W W N i53VWf ' fr if 1Q9 VEigLg Congratulations, CLASS OF 1971 :mov xy? X QWM gf Q I GUERS DAIRY L..!YfI7X,v TUMBLING RUN ROAD POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE! 277 - 6611 REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES W 6 ' '.-' fi HGMEROOM 23 CHARLIE'S PIZZA 81 SUB SHOP Famous For Pizzas - Subs S- 2 PHONE! 622 - 3609 QAM FOURTEENTI-I AND NIARKET STREETS POTTSVILLE SS .lo ,Q . ' -fu C S' JZ S123 y m'u?ElE?.E v-if? QQQOLTQF52-'flff esrcmfmv f3'5QfLQ.Amlw5FOQ EyEuNE Q76 LIIUDH BGB annex. Qvio QHERRL CRAIG mrqmxs Joqm RLATQ OHV! D BOIUFDIE HQRLIE CFISQY DANNY Qosx E CHOLQY RQBIN CHFFRLIE JZQJE LEEN DONNA MCNLXX UREYUE ,D ,,.,,,,,,-,W - ,W With Om' Best Wishes SCHUYLKHLL COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE Q-ffl IYKJ LEONARD THOMAS Chairman Congratulations FROM ALLIN HGMEROOM BOB SANDI JACK PAT ALICE JOE MARILEE DAVE SUE NANCY 104 JOE KATHY BEV CASS JEAN DAVE HOWIE LORETTA TOM PAT KRYSTAL ROSEMARY HOWIE ELEANOR ED MARILYN SHEILA BUTCI-I BILL SAM Congratulations, CLASS OF 1971 AAJM1 ALPHA IGTA ELTA AAN SENIOR MEMBERS PAT ADAMS CINDY BASKERVILLE JANICE DUNHEIMER ALICE FERNSLER NANCY HIGGINS NANCY HONICKER PATTY KENNA PAT LOTZ LORETTA MADY CASEY SOMMER gg,f:af'j 6 1' fl ,ZQJL of MCA AJIQL frylwvfal ip,m4fuLZ4ZLff-aZdLZfvwQCLC at flflffaf I I I ! My in 5 4g X, A A 005 Mm ' A WWA W0 ' 5'W07'f A W' N ' ff . 'N A ,,.. va- I 1 . 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JR., Senior Prom Photographer CLASS REUNIONS DANCES -,g : ': 2-ggi EI-5-15. g:a5,g',,g-gi 0 1,-2 15.252-1 -1512-1 wr' -'aff 5321? zz:-1:1--: ,::.-:'1'-f1-a:s':::'- - 5 -raw. :2 ,-15'-f:1Qzzi:-ev 1-fs1'4If-'E' ,. .. . r2212::-- Q.-e,::':s. .... .Q-'Q ,,,, 4: - - ' -, ..., .- 4-V4-4 . 1 4-W.. - .4 N - W, xi--2-1. .135 r-fj'5-- - E 5'e..:iE: f' q.5:Ei'1 .i'!:':Y 5',- 'xiii'-. 'SZ .I ' -. f.. -- M --M .ff wie -- ia-- -1- : '.s'- -: -rea' - :xr- -- , - - -- ,-A- ' '- L:-fI:,s:25f 2QfQ 1'f-'2'f'17--- - ..... 3 5f:2i2ff2:' f1 :1,52'15 ':- eg 2, A ' ' 155-, 3115? Wi.. 5 . :i ,:- I . 5:5 , ,j:g:1 ' ' ,- ,Q-33:5 Q -. 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They extend Hearty Congratulations and Best Wishes for your success. AMERICAN BANK AND TRUST Co. OF PA. MINERS NATIONAL BANK PENNSYLVANIA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY IVIEMBERS OF POTTSVILLE CLEARING HOUSE AssOcIATIoN. Delicious Quick Snacks Egfr mia ,fzesjszg W xx D LPA wwffsg 4: , 4 Qing. .-W3 xi ciivwfwg lw ii c in Jw- N- w,,,3 . 4 9. I, 1 'ff irq? W CONEY ISLAND LUNCH POTTSVILLE, PA. L-WYIQQDNJ Established Since 1917 Telephone: 7I7f 339- I6II EN'rerprise I-0609 ardinal CONTAINER CORPORATION A. JOSEPH LOPEZ Execulive Vice - Presideni' Cardinal Drive MT. CARMEL, Pennsylvania I 7 8 5 I Cfongratulations ancl Best VVishes to the 1971 SENIORS MINERSVILLE COAL CO.. lnc. MINERSVILLE, PA. D. B. MUSCARA F. G. RUEHRIG Owners AREA CODE MAIN OFFICE! 622 - 9760 C7175 FIELD OFFICE: 754 - 4141 -NJXOAX., W W II? I W X S F Pow ' H - .5 4 I We F1-M00 fi ' l97I VARSITY CMAJORETTES U Head Majorette - JANIE J OULWAN Div Seniors MICHELLE DANOSKI CINDY EVANS LINDA SI-IEMANSIK PAT LOTZ Juniors Sophomores CINDY BARTO NANCY MILLER KATHY HOPKINS SUZY PALKO TAMMY TROMETTER KAREN HOPKINS SHARON SNYDER ANITA YUDA Developer of FOREST HILLS WMQ F-Q HEGG NS. INC Realtor - Insurer E 601 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. 17901 CONGRATULATIONS, S ENIO R S! fr o m AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE HJNWWXP OFFICERS: P sident - DEBBIE LOWTHERT V P esid - BOBETTE SMITH S ary - JUDY FREEDMAN T - SANDI MATES THE DEVIL MADE U U IT! weep uw mmvwcl Q Ho VU SVOOITT Q Qfaffyfzm Era D W Q' VHYIDII !DXHyf vice QBRCSMC if N l Qwpficers president 'index re EL Efice-Pgesident donna Sf:1mgdh-Qvr ec. av Sue. ve' Trerfsureg beans Semio r me m bers , , naw bow ' d H mbw-gn fo-Her ' ' a f:jp?r?2'.? ggffdg lE?r?wme.l vein fzftgtg- Best Wishes From FESKO, EBLING Sz CO. EARNED INCOME TAX DIVISION 500 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. Qs J If , A M 4 ABQ Nu 1 xffj I. . 5X Hgh' XJ Ffmfy SEE!! . - X Y V I M If '9 . I QGJJ W A I '- L F AMX 9355i :If , ' f I , 55 I I fl 3 - Congratulations, Seniors I I from P. A. H. S. CULOR GUARD KATHY KEMPLE SHARON KENNA PAT WEISS JUDY WEISSMILLER JOANIE SCHEETZ ROBIN EDMONDS THERESA SNYDER DEBBIE FINLEY 'N 9eulARs,,,, HAW. me ur Fee-1. TA HAV6- LIVGD A AVARTQ-R AF uvz uve-65 A flcercu fws WW' ttjfffb ,W M Congratulations, Seniors! from A FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA K Pr ident QQXNVMA 5950, CINDY BZSKERVILLE A-1 ' Vice-President E 'mafmaqj '32 GAYE BEDFORD 'tx 'l ' 1' Secretary Z - - D MARY ANN KLEMER 41? Q5 T r z r r 0 NEW HO SHEILZZEICQCALL Congratulations, CLASS OF 1971 The Pottsville Area High School Chapter FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICA A U T 0 F I R E NORMAN W. RICHTER AGENCY 405 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. DIAL 622 - 1630 A Q If It's Insurable, We Can Insure It LIABILITY ACCIDENT HEALTH FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1938 Business Careers For Men and Wbmen Accounting Business Administration Stenographic - Medical Secretarial Key Punching Computer Programming MAUCH CHUNK AND HAMILTON STREETS ' POTTSVILLE, PA. 6 2 2 - 3 3 8 0 fApproved For P. H. E. A. Scholarshipsb CRESSONA TEXTILE WASTE, INC FRONT AND RAILROAD STREETS CRESSONA, PA. PHONE: 385-4556 Factory Waste and Wiping Rags Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1971 ECONOMY GARAGE AND MACHINE SHOP, Inc. 0 SOUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. SHARP MOUNTAIN SKI AREA RETAIL SHOP POTTSVILLE, PA. 17901 PHONE: 622-3377 HEAD SKIS THINK SNOW! BOB ALLISON, Prop. Congratulations and Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF '71 Em O ' 9 SAFE 9 CLEAN 9 DEPENDABLE v.!KU7k.,v Amer-ica's TOP QUALITY ANTHRACITE FOR ONE HUNDRED YEARS - 1871 - 1971 READING ANTHRACITE COMPANY POTTSVILLE, PA. TELEPHONE: 622-5150 G. J. BEAR COMPANY 18 NORTH SECOND STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. 17901 PHONE: 622 - 7347 LA Iyxj Duplicating! Copying .Products Compliments of W. T. GRANT COMPANY The Friendly Family Storen POTTSVILLE, PARK PLAZA Compliments of MIHA WA l PHUDUL' T S 16415 ER ALUMINUM Best Wishes From 'THE KILTIEA CGRIPS ' ,Aww , Senior Members 4 BEVERLY MCCORD GLORIA BECHTEL PATRICIA DOOLIN DEBRA DULL MARY EBERT CLAUDIA KNOLL ELEANOR MET E CHRISTINA SELINKO Congratulations From Your State Senator FRED HOBBS CAPITOL TRAILWAYS Convenient, Comfortable, and Economical Cfqyxd MOTOR COACH SERVICE TO ALL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES CHARTER COACH PRICES ON REQUEST CAN PHONE: 622-8971 POTTSVILLE BUS TERMINAL Compliments of . . . JAMES H. EVANS . . . Funeral Home . . . SAINT CLAIR, PA. PHONE: 429-0663 JIMMY'S ITALIAN DELICATESSEN qjqyxj Pizza Subs Italian Steak Sandwiches PUTTSVILLE FUEL CO., INC. MODERNIZE . . . Your Heating System We Install the CHLFECOAKUETCHIJ JRNER Conversions - Installations - Estimates Call Us Today ! M622-3000 N EAST RAILROAD STREET POTTSVILLE, PA CERCZLE SYSTEM 2020 FERRY STREET EASTON, PA. 18042 AJWWVKJ Athletic Equipment Renofvators KlNG'S DEPT. STORE 0 S2 1 ROUTE 901 POTTSVILLE - MINERSVILLE HIGHWAY MINERSVILLE, PA. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1971 ALLEN FUNERAL HOME POTTSVILLE, PA. LLOYD T. ALLEN ROBERT L. ALLEN It Pays to Belong to the SCHUYLKILL COUNTY MOTOR CLUB 340 SOUTH CENTRE STREET, POTTSVILLE JOHN CLARKE, Manager Compliments of POTTSVILLE BOX CORPORATION Congratulations to the CLASS OF '71 PHONE: 622-6665 QUALITY AND SERVICE GUARANTEED RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL Stoker , We Service Bozler Umts All M I? . - a es Oil Bufvwfs Plumbmgllleafmg stoked, Gas Furnaces 1'cov'-' AIR CONDITIONING R. D. 1, DEER PARK ACRES, POTTSVILLE, PA. I. Best Wishes F or a Successful Future . . . For Exterminating . . . Call the Man From EHRLICH C.z's0 g, We Also Have JANITORIAL SUPPLIES LAN C. EHRLICH COMPANY, INC. PHONE: 622-3760 POTTSVILLE, PA. BOB MILLER CHEVROLET LJKIDKJ TWENTY- SECOND AND WEST MARKET STREETS POTTSVILLE, PA. - For The Seashore At Its Best STONE HARBOR, NEW JERSEY CALL: C. B. W A L T E R S PHONE: 277-0049 PHONE: 622-8452 GZ 'F' . . . Duplex Apartments . . . Congratulations From THE MARKET BASKET J.JENN1NGs 8: Co. 1' DOMINICK'S FANCY FRUIT AND PRODUCE STAHL'S DELICATESSEN PLAIN AND FANCY BAKERY You Marry the Girl . . . W2:'ll Furnish the Home! H U M M E L' S Good Furniture Since 1874 Cffyx, 510 - 12 - 14 NORTH CENTRE STREET P O T T S V I L L E A I . mi, mc. pottsville L',x0A'zX' 8KZfLL7'i'l2g' style fzjajmrel for szfyle-mimied young men . . . Quality Furs Since 1900 . . S. POLLACK, INC. 22 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE! 622-2944 The House of Quality and Service CUSTOM CLEANERS Pick - UP arid Delivery Service Qsfqyfka 404 MAHANTONGO STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622-7780 Best Wishes CLASS OF71 TOWNE DRUGS 'QQ' X LA pil 17 - 19 SOUTH CENTRE STREET P O T T S V I L L E Compliments Of MISS PENNSYLVANIA Compliments Of BROK-SEL MARKETS Best Wishes to The CLASS OF 1971 l 1 ,INCORPORATED TI-IIRTEENTH AND LAUREL STREETS POTTSVILLE, PA. A utomotive Industrial Wholesale Distributors WEST END CLEANERS 1912 WEST END AVENUE POTTSVILLE, PA PHONE: 622-8670 Cash and Carry Call and Delivery Garment Storage Drive - In Service Best Wishes to The Class of 1971 Beth Ellen AEHENQ Barbara , .l. . QD Robln V Germaine Donna Q1 I ' Q3 Marilyn Nancy QCTIOQ Claudia SENIOR GIRL SCOUT TROOP 300 MRS. A. WE EY HILDRETI-1, Leader U Q! l1l.nf0'l VLPD! f,7!l7!9ffJ fl' off -Eff Qrdkg pj fl f JCIJQK fbjx f J ,If r' jd-9 04 ff' I J Mp, 6SfAWlSh8S .to U if . f lp' A U HGV M W1 G S vlfd W V K jjj! U Qfgfff' lee! WLM l rj ll if f S.,Uff QAIGBR PP ,fxffl5fELL'f7A f Qjiwg 7'lhelEJlfl4lt1,?2Q,j3Z,?g6l74gj P. A.H. yjdj Uzfwf Zip pb-lillm-J W2 ffl! If , O ,IC RSE JERRY EVANS C, W SCOTT REICHERT Preside zt. . . ....... RON LOMBEL JIM C V - - - - OLITZ ice-President .......... VINCE LOPEZ EDDIE GUERS Treasurer .... PAUL SH ELLHAMMER BOB SCH EIPE KEVIN KEATING . . . . . . . . . . . . . CHRIS HIGGINS JIM SWEENEY Secretary Best Wishes To POTTSVILLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL L.K.STONER TILE CO. SINCE 1915 Ceramic Tile - Carpeting - Floor Covering R. D. 3, POTTSVIL-LE, PA. POTTSVILLE - SCHUYLKILL HAVEN HIGHWAY, ROUTE 61 PHONE: 385 - 1148 Good Luck ana' Success to the Class of '71 ! WALTER BOYER'S SUGAR BOWL The Regiorfs Most Outstanding Luncheonette SERVING DELICIOUS SUNDAES ICE CREAM SODAS MILK SHAKES ALSO A LARGE SELECTION OF TASTY SANDWIGHES AND SALADS 111 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. CONGRATULATIONS fr o in J. WBERTOLET, INC. Schuylkill County's Only Authorized VOLKSWAGEN Agency ROUTE 61 THREE MILES SOUTH OF SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Be Well-Informed Citizens . . . Always Read The POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN . . . Schuylkill C0unty's Newspaper .QQ- 3853 Tells More! Sells More! Does More! Z 53 Qwffgfs QLXJJ MM! MWC JI! MJjpf!7U' .fr ' - Wfjf ff? ifffff Cffff ,ff m ,W M A x QR f wwf WW' EONX f x 19 f ff ff 211 S'OUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 4642 '. . -, - 2 5, n ff -'2 iA AA ' r 1' if Q, A .. .. .,.. - mac, Z d agnci cum rqfreslzment Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Pottsville , . DIAMONDS . . . NXXWIII gems: Quality and Integrity Since 1847 P O T T S V I L L E Navy Caiherme Lynch Denise Pohronezny Melanie Leininiir' T'IcKen e Andrew Uones domes GONG TULAT S .Seniors HRK? FIaGtwiPJeRs Congratulations to The CLASS OF '71 From MR. AND MRS. GEORGE FESKO AND FAMILY WALTER E. REED C0mPL1fmfmfS MOTOR COMPANY, f INC. 0 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH S A U E R S VALIANT JEEP H Sz TOYS, Inc. Nineteenth Street and Q A West End Avenue POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 5656 19TH AND WEST MARKET STREETS .q9. Compliments JOHN L. CONRAD SUNS, INC. gf PORT CARBON, PA. TENEN1-10Lz's ' Lumber, M illworh, and 3653 Builders' Supplies POTTSVILLE-SCH. HAVEN ..Whm Quality ,S Always HIGHWAY Higher Than The Price Congratulations ,Ayx, to Compliments THE CLASS OF '71 Of P O T T S V I LLE DR. AND MRS. MILLS H. B. FELLOWS, D. D. S. KAN' O ICE CREAM Q I Congratulates the CLASS OF 1971 Congratulations, SENIORS! Q S2 '1' NAT HAN'S FURNITURE STORE POTTSVILLE, PA. We11er's Bicycles Authorized SCHWINN Dealers Factory Trained Service All Models Including the New STING - RAY Trades - Parts and Repairs For All Makes PHON E: 622 - 2743 1590 West Market Street POTTSVILLE JACK YAISSLE AUTO BODY WORKS 1009 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 . 2272 O Our Grandfatlzefs Name Was on Your Grandfatherfs' B aggy ESTIMATES FURNISHED TELEPHONE! 622 - 6000 SCHNEIDER and DAVIS, INC. Contractors and Builders OFFICE: 2040 Mahantongo Street POTTSVILLE, PA. U M B E R G E R RUG CLEANERS 2115 WEST END AVENUE POTTSVILLE, PA. DIAL: 622-4791 Quality and Service Is Our Motto Schuylkill C ounty's Only Complete Carpet Sales and Service :EEEZiE25EffE25ESQEQ5QE2225252EQEQE22QEQEEEQEQEQEQEQEQEQEQEEQ - ' 5 L55555?5522if5522fiiiiiiiiEff5555i5iifEi3iEf3f55fQiII: '552523E525555?'2'fri5E5E3E5E3E555E5E5E5Eg? :Q ':.:.5::z3:::3:5 ft5:::::3:1:, ,:::g:g:g21 :1:::::g:g:g:::3:g, -:3:5:1:1:::1g:1:5 .51 5:2-3 ,,552E52535552EEEEEEQEQEQEEEQEfififzil 2EfEiE5E1:2:i5 .siase -:1E5EQEQE2EiEQEQi2 5EQEfEQEfEfEiEE5f5::: :lfflfi kirilzez-., 13553?E5E?25E?E5E5E3E?2rEr - '115f5E?55E5E5E5E5 1' PE52i5'g5:15:5Ef5Wr:, '-f:s:s:a:a:s '- ' Elfiffffffffffff ffffiffffffl 'A Ag5E2ErE:EfE:ErEr' ji:-E1E15rErErir-1:12512 .W-.K. :,1.: '-44,-... : .-.-. . . Pay Jay From Your Pay JAY JEWELERS JAY BUILDING POTTSVILLE, PA. Congratulations, S E N I O R S ! from BOWMAN'S S2 xl' 13- 17 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE B est Wishes, SENIORS! PALKO9S HOUSE OF FORMALS Rental and Retail Service EAW., 300 GRAND STREET PORT CARBON PHONE: 622 - 5704 C ongratulations, SENIORS! M S. C. ASHER, D.D.S. 106 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. Compliments of JOHN D. JOYCE . . . Florist . . . SINCE 1860 ELECTRONIC SUPPLY CQ., POTTSVILLE, PENNA. INC, TELEPHONE! 622-6650 R W. 33,3 POTTSVILLE HAZLETON SUNBURY JAMES J. FEELEY, Mgr. .L V MALARKEYS .map ,l I nj Where Teenagers 'i ' 'e ' Set Records r 5 to Get Records Cgmplim ents C on gratul ations, gf S EN I 0 R S 1 D A I R Y r'0XJ QU EEN SEARS, 0 R 0 E B U C K POTTSVILLE - SAINT CLAIR a n d C O . HIGHWAY Compliments Of WITMIER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE POTTSVILLE, PENNA. PHQNE: 622- 2882 RIC.HIE'S SUB SHOP 1588 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE! 622-0267 0 OPEN: 11 A. M. T0 12 Midnight, 7 Days a Week. SUBS: Hot Sausage, Steals, Meat' ball, Cheese, Steak, H'a1nburger, Ham, Turkey, Cheese, and Regular. ALSO: Hot Dogs, Hamburgers, Fish- burgers, and Pizza. ROBERT J. WILLIAMS Drum Studio The Finest In Percussion Instruction and Equipment 313 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. 17901 PHONE: 622 - 0261 CASA LE'NDA Beauty and Wig Salon Cfqyx, 206 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PENNA. PHONE: 622 - 8389 Congratulations, CLASS OF '71 ! rf-L Compliments ' X ' of if .A a Mo1QT1MERfS DR' EUGENE Fine Jewelers J' Since 187 5 25 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. NIO PHONE: 622- 8224 Congratulations to T H C A R R I A G E THE CLASS OF '71 M E N 9 S S H 0 P Em Leader in M en's Fashions OIL S1 HEATING 314 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE POTTSVILLE, PA. WOODWARD g 3 ROOFING 522147 COMPANY A Good Roof Above All Quality Shoes Since 1890 Q SHEET METAL WORK 22 SOUTH CENTRE STREET Q POTTSVILLE 508 WEST ARCH STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. GOOD LUCK T O Compliments ' 7 1 of WOLOWITZ SCHLITZERS Eczema HUT PHARMACY POTTSVILLE .- SHENANDOAH Co ngratul ations from THE CRIMSON- AIDES Compliments of A FRIEND Co ngratul ati o n s to THE CLASS OF '71 GATEWAY LANES, INC. Route .61, Pottsville Phone: 385-2267 RAY GRAPSY, Manager Service That Clicks TOWNE CAMERA Everything Photographic 0 Centre and Norwegian Streets POTTSVILLE, PENNA. PHONE! 622 - 8960 EARL 'TROPP ART LEWARS H U F F ' S SPORTING GOODS A Full Line of Uniforms and Sports Equipment Baseball Basketball Football Also Class Hats and Caps S2 'T' 307 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 6680 Compliments Of BOSTON IAN S H O E S boussum's 12 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PENNA. PHONE: 622 - 3647 R. F. CLAUSER Sc SONS Typewriters Adding Machines Ojice Equipment and Supplies 701 -703 W. MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622-5020 Hamburg and Hazleton Stores TELEPHONE: 622-9410 S T U A N HADESTY PAPER Co. HARDWARE Zozopzifllfffiiflifreet C0'7 PHONE: 622- 1570 Plumbing, Heating, H ardware, and G. E. Appliances 23rd and West Market Streets POTTSVILLE, PA. M Everything in Paper Supplies Also Wedding and Social Invitations J U LIE T T E FASHIONS SOL COTLER POTTSVILLE: 622 - 8830 M 21 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE: 622 - 1610 -QQ 110 North Main Street SHENANDOAH: 462- 2904 OR 462- 1901 C LE M ' S PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Second and Norwegian Streets POTTSVILLE, PA. Dietetic Needs Trusses Sick Room Supplies Pfypoallergic Cosmetics Q -ff FREE DELIVERY PHONE: 622 - 2670 SMITH CORONA Typewriters Adding Machirzes Office Furniture CIOPYRITE Duplicators Office Supplies SCM Electric Portables Ideal For Student Use CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN BOB SCHEIPE 117 West Norwegian Street PHONE: 622-0660 Compliments of , 0 SINCE IBB7 Fine Appliances 200 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. .Q-. Compliments of LAN LEHIGH VALLEY DAIRY Compliments R. D. No. 1, Schuylkill Haven of 0 ROTHERMEIJS DAIRY Milk and Dairy Products lee Cream PHONE: 385 - 1884 Congratulations to Congratulations, THE CLASS OF 1971 SENIORS ! Y 0 R K V 1 L L E QUALITY SHOPPE CHARLES GUS SIPPEL, Prop. F. D'ANGELO, 2082 West Market Street D, D. S. POTTSVILLE, PA. Congratulations, Compliments CLASS OF 1971! of ROBERT A. EVANS CITIZENS FIRE Funeyal Home COMPANY No. 1 M PALO ALTO PORT CARBON, PA. PHONE: 622 - 0663 C ongratulations, SENIORS! F L O W E R From SHQPPE A FRIEND SZ 'F' 5 East Main Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PENNSYLVANIA 17972 PHONE: 385 - 2289 C ongratul ati ons, CLASS OF '71 From WESTWOOD LANES 0 24th Street and West End Ave Pottsville, Pa. KEIM'S CARD SHOP 'Your Friendly Greeting Card Store Gifts - Stationery - Jewelry 115 West Market Street PSSEET Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1971 From YORKVILLE DRUG STORE ALIC .E IN V Congratulatio ns, CLASS OF '71 MR. AND MRS. A. JOSEPH LOPEZ DIMMERL1NG'S Gifts and Novelties SZ Nl' 1809 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. DAVIS SPORTING GOODS CENTER 18th and West Market Streets . . . Complete Ski Outfit . . . FISCHER 85 HEAD Y O R K V I LLE AUTO WASHETTE 23rd St. and West End Avenue Pottsville, Pa. PAUL JOULWAN, Prop. GOOD LUCK GOOD - WILL Mm BOOK STORE 304 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE Pottsville, Pa. BLEACHING Sc DYEINC COMPANY Port Carbon, Pa. Phone: 622 - 2243 Stationery Religious Books Sacred Records Church Supplies 622 - 9261 BROWN 85 DOWLING ATLANTIC Service Lubrications and Minor Repairs Pike and Pottsville Streets Port Carbon, Pa. RICHARD L. JONES . . . Insurance . . . 121 Mahantongo Street Pottsville, Pa. The Students' Florist FLOWER FASHIONS 540 North Centre Street F E R H A T ' S VARIETY SHOP Pottsville, Pa. M Phone: 622-8579 BEST CUFFEE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN TOWN Shop Phone: Residence Phone: VINCENT P. NAGLE 622-0461 622-1925 Realtor A ppraiser Condemnation Estates Commercial E? Industrial Property Minersville, Pa. Phone: 544 - 4751 FRANKLIN D. MAURER Cabinet Makivzg Custom - Built Kitchens Formica Fabricators 1407 Mt. Hope Avenue Pottsville, Pa. C ongratulations, Seniors.. from GOUBAUD DE PARIS For the Woman Who Cares' STOP IN AT 109 West Market Street DOLORES DELIN Everything for the Swimming Pool SWIMMING POOL EQUIPMENT CO. Box 45A, R. D. 1, Pottsville, Pa Phone: 622 - 8413 Consultant CHARLES C. MORRIS C f t l rl' , C0Wlplime7ltS Ollgfll M ll 10718 S E N I O R S ! Of DR. J. J. RUDNICK MR. AND MRS. MARTIN DOOLIN C ongratulations, SENIORS, C. K. HEFFNER From . . . Coal Hauling . . . BURNS,S 1231 Oak Road Phone: 622 - 2052 Congratulations to The B CLASS OF '71 E From MR. AND MRS. S ROBERT FOX Y BEN GITTLEMAN Quality Footwear Pottsville - Minersville JOSEPH A. HAUPTLY General Insurance Agency 2295 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 STRAUSE FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING CO. Custom-Made Furniture Repairing - Refinishing Re-ufzlzolstering Phone: 622 - 9950 511 - 13 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. C ongratul ati o ns, CLASS OF '71 MAYOR AND MRS. MICHAEL A. CLOSE PAUL A. LEHMAN Building Contractor New Homes and Renovations Call 622 - 0796 WE MAKE WE REPAIR K E R W I C K ' S Leather Goods Religious Articles 110 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622-6036 Congratulations, Congratulations S E N I O R S ! From H. L. MILLER DR. AND MRS. AND SON W. H. WALTERS Port Carbon, Pa. Compliments of HAROLD S. RUPERT CO. Cigarette and Maisie Maclzines Port Carbon Phone: 622 - 4111 LEWIS MILLER Florist and Greenhouses 401 Valley Street Port Carbon, Pa. Phone: 622-4350 Artists, M aterials, Drafting Supplies, at HARRY J AFFE'S POTTSVILLE WALLPAPER 85 PAINT CO. 104 North Centre Street Phone: 622 - 6540 Compliments Of L A B E ' S Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '71 F ro m POTTSVILLE SHOWCASE 85 EQUIPMENT CO. 227 North Centre Street DAVIS CATERING SERVICE 1100 West Market Street Catering Hall at PINE VIEW ACRES Mill Creek, Pottsville, Pa. Complete Service - Weddings, Funeral Dinners, Banquets, Parties, Picnics BOB SONNY DAVIS TELEPHONES: 622-9261 - 622-9770 PARAMOUNT PHOTO A N N ' S SERVICE, INC. CORNER STORE ,Custom Photo Finishing Cameras - Projectors Cigars - Cigarettes Tape Recorders and 21 South Centre Street Luncheonette Pottsville, Pa, Phone: 622 - 0578 C. MACK BOHLER 1503 West Market Street Pottsville, Penna. PHONE: 622 - 1311 NATIONWIDE Insurance A UTO FIRE LIFE M A N S E L L ' S WALLPAPER Sc PAINT STORES Saint Clair - Pottsville We're the DUTCH BOY Store Headquarters For Home Improvment F R E E D TIRE COMPANY 19th and West End Avenue Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1971 Pottsville, Pa. K R O P . Phone: 622- 8330 S T E E L Your GENERAL TIRE Dealer C Q R P MILTQNI. COVACIVS ROSENBERG F O O D M M A R K E TS NEWT-ZORK Pottsville d LIFE INSURANCE Saininclair Graduate to Buick - Opel - Pontiac POPE MOTOR CO. Compliments of BRUNO AND BROYER F urriers 203 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. P U D D U , S Corrective Foot Wear 9 M' Y 320 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of CASUAL TOGS M 203 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622 - 5861 RCLTZ INSURANCE AGENCY. Complete Insurance Service 1501 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622 - 1424 fl YORK TERRACE NURSING AND CONVALESCENT HOME, INC. 24th and Market Streets Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622 - 3982 Sch uyllzill's Leading Cleaners Since I890', POST AND SCHUETTLER Cleaners 3? Dyers - Shirt Laundry 120 East Race Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622 - 4933 Compliments of POTTSVILLE SHIRT AND PAJAMA CORP. I. KAPLAN, Manager 12th Street and Laurel Boulevard BARRETT'S GROCERY Twenty - first and West Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. H. R. KNAPP AND SON, INC. Luggage and Leather Goods Phone: 622-6400 202-204 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of WAPINSKY BROS. JOE AND BOB 1953 West Market Street S. M. EVANS Ofice Equipment Authorized RGYAL Typewriter Agency VICTOR Adding Machines Sales - Leasing - Repairs 401 East Norwegian Street Pottsville, Pa. Beautiful Gowns For Beautiful Girls WHITE SHOP 102 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Congratulations fro m THE N ECHO ALLEN Estimates For Ho me Catering Banquets Parties Congratulations, S E N I O R S I EARL STUYER F. J. MURPHY CADILLAC AND . . . Jewelers . . . OLDSMOBILE Schuylkill Haven 113 West Market Street Pottsville's Only Wedding Ring Store SINCE 1914 .Compliments of Compliments M A R S D E N ' S BANQUET of POTATO CI-IIPS THE SQ GRA CE T. J. MARSDEN CO. SI-1013 Pottsville, Pa. JASPER COLLURA MUSIC CENTER 116 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 Phone: 622 - 8361 Complete Mzesic Service Flowers by BETTY WAGNER 204 West Norwegian Street Pottsville, Pa. For Flowers, Phone: 622 - 1830 622 - 4667 GELLERT AND POTTSVILLE TIRE 8: BRAKE SERVICE GELLERT ARMY - NAVY 104 North Centre Street M 16 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Insurance - Real Estate Phone. 622- 3560 TONY'S MARKET BOHORADS Pottsvillels Favorite Store HOUSE OF QUALITY F M or en M C ongratulates Italian Food - Fruit Baskets THE CLASS OF 1971 Cakes For All Occasions 6-8 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of To the Graduates of the CLASS OF '71 Ou-r Congratulations ana' G O L D Y , S Best Wishes For Your Future TOWN SHOP . . W'omen's Apparel . . . Pottsville, Pa. PEEK-A-BOO STYLES 202 East Liberty Street Schuylkill Haven Compliments C ongratul ati ons, of CLASS OF '71 JACK BEADLE'S MR. AND MRS. GARAGE LEO J. METE B A R O N E ' S SUB 8a PIZZA SHOP Union and Railroad Streets Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone: 385 - 3411 Quality First- Service Always Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF '71 from the MOTHERS OF THE FOOTBALL PLAYERS Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF '71 From MR. AND MRS. BRIGHT EILER JAMES J OULWAN COLONIAL RESTAURANT 116 East Norwegian Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 Phone: 622-9315 Air-Conditioned For Your Dining Comfort To the greatest high school in t-he world, Pottsville Area Highg to all the teachers and students, especially those that I had the opportunity to have as Friends, with the security that I'll never forget the wonderful year spent in Pottsville with all of you. Sincerely, MA URICE DUQUE. ROBERT L. BRADY Y O R K V I L L E SERVICE CENTER 2004 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 GETTY Congratulations, S E N I O R S ! From WEINER IRON 85 IVIETAL CORP. JoE'S BARBER SHOP 525 East Norwegian Street Pottsville, Penna. I-I O W E L L S TIRE SERVICE Coal and Nichols Streets Pottsville, Penna. K. 85 B. SALES Fund - Raising Products 174-176 East Bacon Street Pottsville, Penna. 17901 Phones: 622-2942 - 622-9974 With Best Wishes PAUL FREEDMAN 204 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 Jewelry - Mzlsical Instruments . . . Towing -- 24 Hours . . . KLINE BROS. AUTO BODY AND PAINT SHOP 1616 McBarron Street Phone: 622-3678 Pottsville, Pa. Custom and Metal Flake Painting A Specialty Compliments of BARNEY COMFORT CKEMFORTD CLASS OF '37, Post Commander, WALTER GRIFFITHS AMVETS POST 180, Pottsville MATERNITY AND LADIES' BOUTIQUE 11 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. LORETTA AND ALBERT BRAUN SCHOOL 607 Mahantongo Street M usic and Art Instruction For All Ages LAWRENCE O. KOCH Owner - Director GREENWOOD HILL CZULADA J EWELERS MARKET KEEPSAKE 409 Fleet Street Diamonds Pottsville, Pa. Poffsville C A R L ' S DRS. ETHEL GROCERY STORE AND 718 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. ...APPRECIATION... The HI-S-POTTS Annual Staff of 1971 wishes to express its appreciation to: Qur ADVERTISERS whose names appear on these pages, without whose assistance this book would not be possible. They are most worthy of your patronage. The MACK and SMITH STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY, who gave so unstintingly of their time and their talents. The POTTSVILLE Republican, for the many pictures and valuable assist- ance. SEIDERS PRINTING, INC., for their expert advice. Mlss LINDA BROKHOFF, for her superior counsel in artistic matters. DR. WILLIAM DAVIDSON and the FACULTY of Pottsville Area High School, for their cooperation in all matters. 1 ful. ,M 4. I , 1 f 1 - . .. 1 , -. 1 Y 1 V - 4 '- - 5, . . ,. f '- t ,H n K 1,4 J, . ' 1 -' -' f ' -,J :, 1. , .A L. H . V 1 r - ' ., ze- .J ,,,, b f ,, zf n'fI1,.,' I. ' 4 ll - , t ,y ri-ff , A Q , ,', 5 - ,Af . 1 ,, . ,,,.. 'V P Q, :,, f 'H i, ww--1. N - 1- V U, ,lv , -ff , I ,, , u ' J -J, V -: , 1' Q. ,-- - . 1, ' .v A . v 1' fl 1 , , 1, f, 'Y ,. 'J v 'wr vnu on 4:- Q A JM'7iL va Lair Q 9. I nv .J up QW? 9x :af A...- -,,,...- imn:Mww- aw! -..... N x - V, .J J.- . ...., w1 ...- L' , ' .4 ' .,n- ' . -qsi'w wi M 'nw ' as-1??'J-:4,y:. -MW . 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