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

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BARRY D. ABESHAUS Barry plans to become a pharmacist after attending col- lege. He was always an ardent supporter of the basketball team. Barry lent his services to the A. Y. and Biology Club. He really enjoyed both German II and chemistry. We are conHdent that with Barry's ability and attitude he will surely succeed in life. IEAN N. ADUKINAS Iean, a very capable member of the commercial course, plans to become a stenographer after graduation. Finger painting is her greatest interest although drawing of any type is her chief pastime. She really enjoys both football and tennis. With her artistic ability she is certain to find success in life. LESTER T. ALSTON To attend Penn State or Le- high and then enter the news- paper or radio field is Sy's ambition in life. He was First semester class secretary and also president of his homeroom. He tells us that football is one of his greatest interests and he cer- tainly did a splendid job on our team. With his ability we know he'll achieve the best. ROY ASHMAN Denny, a member of the vocational course, wishes, like many others, to make a lot of money and retire early. Roy enjoys reading a good book or going to the movies. He also likes baseball and thinks lunch is the best period of the day. The best to you, Denny ANNE E. BALDWIN i'Matsy took the general clerical course and would like to become an interior decorator. She was president of Y-Teens for two years, and a member of the Library and Home Ec. Clubs, Co-Ed Hi-Y, and A. Y. Dancing and tennis are Annes Keatest interests. We wish nne all the prosperity in the world. IAMES I. BARTHOLOMEW Bart was one of the quieter members of the class, He would like to attend a business school and then become a secretary. His chief pastime is driving and he can be found tinkering with cars at anytime. With Bart we know it will always be suc- cess. CLARENCE W. BAUSUM, IR. 'iMoose, whose ambition in life is to become a machinist. was enrolled in the vocational course. He can play or watch a game of football anytime and enjoys working with wood or metal. To you, i'Moose -from the Class of '52-loads of hap- piness and success! KATHRYN L. BELL Kitty Lou's artistic talent was appreciated by everyone. Her chief pastime is roller skat- ing. dancing ,... or better yet . . . a good basketball game. She plans to become a nurse at Ielferson Hospital, and with her ability we're sure she'll succeed. All of us join in wishing Kit- ty Lou the best of luck! KATHRYN L. BENDER It's a shame that all classes can't have a i'Cassie. Her wit and jolly spirit were shared by everyone. She enjoyed all types of sports, particularly basket- ball. Cassie yearns to be a private secretary, and we're backing her all the way. DIANA M. BEVAN The best all-around girl P. H. S. has ever known and the one girl whom no one could dislike is our Diane. She desires to become a secretary and we know she'll be successful. She enjoys all the school dances and supported our football and bas- ketball teams loyally. We join in Wishing Diana the best life has to offer.

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1oHN 1. BORIS lack, another great sports lover, took the vocational course during his stay in P. H. S. You could either find him playing guard on our football team, or center for the Red Shields. To one of those classmates whose ambition is to make a million go our best wishes for success in the future. EILEEN R. BORUCH Our pretty Brown Eyes contributed much to our class during her four years in P. H. S. She did a fine job in A. I. D., Choir, Allied Youth, and Dra- matics, French, and Library Clubs. One of our Mighty Staff, she wants to attend Penn State. Leen loved school and everything about it. May you have luck and love forever. IOSEPHINE P. BOWERS lo, as she was known to us, wishes to become a commercial secretary after graduation. She likes sports in general, especial- ly tennis, and her favorite class in P. H. S. was shorthand. We all wish her the best of every- thing in the years ahead. CAROL M. BRADBLIRY Sweet and quiet best describe our Carol. She followed the commercial secretarial curricu- lum during her stay in P. H. S. She enjoys dancing. and short- hand, but especially football games. All our best wishes go with you, Brad. WALLACE W. BREEDON A'Wally's greatest ambition is to make gobs of money and live to enjoy it. He found bas- ketball his favorite sport, and reading his favorite pastime. The cafeteria had the greatest fas- cination for Wally. We hope that much of life's success is di- rected his way. INA K. BRINICH Inie -a silent member of the senior class, plans to become either a secretary or a beauti- cian after graduation. Her great- est interest and chief pastime is playing the accordion-and how she can glide over that key- board. Her favorite class is English, which she really en- joys. Lots of luck and success from the Class of '52! LORNA BUBER The efficient one best de- scribes Lorna. She worked her fingers to the bone as president of the class and also as presi- dent of the Home Ec. Club. She aspires to become a private sec- retary and we are sure she'll be an asset to any firm. She also sang a sweet alto in the choirs. We know Lorna is sure to be a success in all her undertakings. LAWRENCE BURNS Larry spent a successful senior year taking the retail course. When he wasn't cheer- ing at our football games, he could be found reading a good book or attending a movie. To one of our classmates of the more serious type, we wish the best of everything in the future. alwayst llmg the ocational ,boys to ,Yn football and wcab.. ALL 'AWAY W f ' v X ' and become a best of in whatever Cab DOUGLAS C. CAMODECA Take a break echoes down the hall and you can be sure 'ADoug is around. He enjoys wood shop immensely and his life's ambition is to become a successful carpenter some day, 'ADoug can usually be found listening to polkas or cheering for the basketball and football teams of P. H. S. We all wish Doug the best.