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

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BEVERLY A. DANDO 'ABev is more proof that good things come in small packages. Her ambition is to enter Temple University to become a labora- tory technician. She supported our football and basketball teams ardently and claims she enjoyed assemblies the most. We wish 'ABev nothing but the best. CHARLES H. DAUBERT Charlie took the general clerical course and plans to be- come a civil service worker. Martin and Lewis are his fav- orites, but Our Miss Brooks ranked tops with Charlie. Basketball is his favorite sport, both as a participant and spec- tator, but he also rooted whole- heartedly for our football team. Best of luck to a little guy who has what it takes. IEAN E. DAVIS Senior Y-Teens has really had an unusually successful year with our efficient, reliable Ie- anne as its prexie. Ieanne enjoyed home nursing very much, and her initiative is to become a surgical nurse at Kings County Hospital. Hence, to a future angel of mercy we ex- tend our sincerest wishes for a highly successful career. HARRY DECHERT Like father, like son, so they say, and so it is with handsome Harry, for he would like noth- ing better than to become a heating engineer. He is well known as a matchless marimba player, and music is tops with him. And with his well-favored. kindhearted good morning, he has won the hearts of us all. Best of luck always. LOUIS DELLAGO Louie, a hunter and angler from mighty Marlin, says that he is going to sign up with Un- cle Sam's recruits in the near future. His curly locks and cheerful smile aptly display his friendly personality. We were sorry to see him leave us this year, but wish him happy years ahead. ANTHONY DeMATTEO Tony took the commercial course and would like to go in business for himself after grad- uation. He gave his best on the gridiron and received much ac- claim for his outstanding per- formances. He would like to attend Kentucky University to further his education. To you. Tony, from the Class of '52, all the happiness and success in the world. IOAN E. DERR Doll took the business course and hopes to get a good job after graduation. She was a member of A. Y. and enjoys skating, listening to Iohnnie Ray, and riding in a black Ford. Ioan enjoyed history and lunch best of all in P. H. S. Lots of luck and success in the future. EDITH I. DEVINE Dee is a member of the commercial course. She plans to attend the Trenton Beauty Col- lege after graduation. She en- joys football and swimming. although dancing is her greatest interest. We wish our future beautician all the luck and suc- cess in the world. C. IERRY DIAMOND jerry was president of the class, president of N. H. S., vice-president of the Debating Club, and business manager of the annual. A busy lad. but never too busy to chime in with a friendly George to anything. jerry enjoys reading and play- ing basketball. jerry plans to attend M. I. T. We wish the best of luck to a swell guy. FRANCES A. DIMMERLING Frances hails from Mill Creek Manor and has been a great aid to our cheerleading staff. She was a member of the clerical course and her favorite pastimes are reading and enjoying a good meal. Her favorite expression is Cut it out! Lots of success in whatever you plan to do.

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MARGARET A. CASSERLY Margie came to us in her junior year and has made a hit with everyone. She is a member of the distributive education class and hopes to obtain a good position in the field of retailing. You can usually hear her ex- claiming, 'AHow about that! Lots of success in whatever you undertake. PAUL W. CLAUSER Snookie took the vocation- al course and his ambition is to own a chain of service stations, Paul could often be seen driving his pals around in his Chev- vy coupe. Football is one of Snookie's greatest interests and he enjoys participating in a good game as much as watching it. Best of luck in the years ahead! ANTHONY A. CODI Tony is taking the commer- cial course but is undecided about his future. He likes to play and watch baseball, and enjoyed the senior play above all other school activities. He can be seen in the Capitol The- atre faithfully performing his duties as usher. The class wishes you the best of everything, Tony, CAROLLE ANN CORTEZ Carol, one of our academic students, wishes to attend Kutz- town State Teachers' College next fall and become a success- ful teacher. To a question she usually replies with Well, so what? She regularly attended our football and basketball games and certainly enjoyed them. We wish Carolle all the success in the world. BETTY IANE COULSON Quiet, petite, and shy, best describe our B. She took the commercial course and hopes to be one of our Number, Please girls in the near future. You could always find her cheer- ing for our football team. When you hear Oh well, gosh, you know Betty is on her way down the hall. Good luck, UB. THOMAS I. CRAIG A good-natured Hello there accompanied by cordial conver- sation best describes our Skip. Interested mainly in the spirit- ual, altruistic side of life, he is concentrating on performing his obligation as a Salvation Army officer. We therefore rest as- sured that the best of life may End dwelling with him in the years ahead. RONALD CRESSWELL Ron was one of our more bashful members of the voca- tional course. He could always be seen driving around in his car, his most cherished posses- sion. Ronnie's main interest in P. H. S. was assemblies, which he enjoyed immensely. To a fu- ture carpenter we wish the best of good fortune. IOHN E. CULLEN Longjohn, a member of the D. E. class, desires to travel abroad and see the world. He can always be seen wearing a bright red cap and stalking through the woods around Nov- ember lst. We also hear that Iohn's quite an authority on Pennsylvania's history. We all join in wishing you all the hap- piness and success in the world. FRANCIS E. CURRY Francis was a member of the vocational curriculum. He real- ly enjoyed gym and machine shop. His chief pastime is work- ing fthat's a pastime?j and he could be seen at all the football games. Girls are his greatest in- terest. After graduation, Cur- ry plans to enter the service. Our best wishes go with you, Francis. HELEN M. CURRY As co-captain of the cheer- leaders, Currie's pep and vig- or cannot be surpassed. She contributed a great deal to A. Y., Choirs, Y-Teens, and French Club. Helen likes our assem- blies, and we like her cute ex- pression, Howdy. With her ambition and personality, we're sure she'll succeed in all her en- deavors.

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IOHN E. DOUGHERTY Doc, one of our class's out- standing personalities, was a credit to it whether in the class- room or on the gridiron as one of Mr. Kadel's favorite proteges. He lent his energies as president of Choral Ensemble and as a member of the N. H. S., A. Y., and senior play cast. He intends to enter Lehigh and study ac- counting. We wish Iack all the success he so richly deserves. CAROL I. DREHER Carol, an industrious member of the clerical course, plans to secure a good job after gradua- tion and then settle down to a happy life. She could always be found at the football games cheering with all her heart for P. H. S. Carol enjoys a good book any time and is a connois- seur of good food. Good luck, Carol! TERRENCE A. DUNBAR Terry plans to go to the sunny state of California to be a C. P. A. Sitting in the bleach- ers, 'ATerry could always be found urging our team on to victory. He claims there is noth- ing like Miss Curran's D. E. class. Terry thinks eating a good meal and having a date is the best way to pass the time away. He hopes to further his education at Temple. Good luck. IAMES EAGAN Dinny, the class dimwit, has no particular ambition in life, but he would like to travel fHa- waii, maybe?l. His greatest in- terests are in sports and in the navy. His favorite pastime is acting up, of which he is quite capable. We certainly wish you the best. Take it easy, Ace. DAVID T. EBER Maxie took the academic course and would like to further his education at Penn State. He claims his chief pastimes are dis- cusing politics and photography. Dave, who was a member of the Camera Club and the Choirs, really enjoyed all sports and dances. We know that whatever you do, you'll succeed. LOIS ANN EBLING A'Wee, who took the general clerical course, hopes to become a successful dress designer. Swimming, playing volleyball, and watching football games take up most of Lois's spare time. With plenty of experience behind the soda fountain, Lois could usually be found in Say- or's Rexall Store. May your every ambition and hope be ful- filled in the future. LAURA I. EHLINGER Susie was a member of our home ec. course and would like to become a dressmaker and the best cook in the world. She is interested in most sports, but especially swimming and roller- skating. From the Class of '52- the greatest measures of success life has to offer. SUSAN H. ESPY Hmmm Boy! . . . that's our Toodie's favorite expression. Intramural basketball and music seemed to rank first with her. A'Toodie desires to become a nurse, but first to attend Cedar Crest College. To the secretary of A. I. D., whose wonderful personality and sense of humor we will never forget, we wish success galore! RICHARD I. FIORILLO Come here once and I will tell you all about Dick, Palo Alto's gift to P. H. S. He really goes in for all athletic events, especially baseball and football. Easy-going and cheerful, he is well fitted to be a doctor or dentist, which is just what he hopes to be after graduation from college. We all wish him the best. EUGENE R. FLUCK There is never a dull moment when Gene is in our compa- ny. Always ready with a wise- crack, he is chemically, photo- graphically, and musically, but chiefly medically minded. A real pro in tennis, and a real fan in football, he intends to enroll at Penn State in September: and with so witty a personality, he will go a long way.