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

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DANIEL I. FLYNN, IR. Pete, the young man with the taps. was certainly well known for his dancing ability and hopes to further his career in this field. Dan is also an eminent musician. as he proved with his French horn in the band. Next to dancing and mu- sic, photography ranks high with l'ete. We hope you reach the top in your chosen profes- sion. BENIAMIN H. FOSTER Ben, an industrious member of the general clerical course. plans to attend Percy Crawfords King's College to become a Sal- vation Army officer. An out- standing member of the track team, i'Ben also participated in the activities of the P. M. C. and Varsity Club. We wish you all the happiness and success you so richly deserve. MARGARET R. FOX Sweet and pretty is the best description we can give of our Peggy. Her ambition is to be a secretary. She was an efficient homeroom president for three years. She can sit and listen to good music anytime and enjoyed watching or playing a good game of basketball. Her Take it easy will long be remember- ed in P. H. S. ALBERT P. FRANCIS Buddy took the academic course and would like to attend West Point Military Academy. He took part in many school activities and was secretary of the T. K. D. Buddy displayed his talents on both the gridiron and the basketball court. and with his ambition and ability. he is certain to succeed in any field. CAROL ANN FRANCIS Ricky's ambition is to go to Washington, D. C., and further her ballet career. She could al- ways be found strutting as a majorette for the Good Will Drum Corps. Ricky, who en- joyed shorthand. history, and English the most, was a member of the commercial course. From the Class of '52 - good luck! MARK B. FREEDMAN Mark was a real student who has the ability to concentrate on the object at hand. This will surely help Mark when he at- tends Haverford College. As a member of N. H. S., French Club, and A. Y., he contributed to the social phase of school. As a basketball player, Mark exhibits his exceptional drive and stamina which shall help him succeed in the future. SHIRLEY ANN FREEZE Freezie was a great aid to Mr. Lindeman in the commercial lab. Shirley sang in both A Cap- pella and Choral Ensemble and also contributed to Y-Teens. After graduation, she desires to become a private secretary to some businessman. With her ability, we know she'll succeed in all her endeavors. ELIZABETH ANN GALLE Tiny Bet was the one at whom we always had to look twice to see if she was really there. except on the dance floor, where she excelled. She was a faithful football fan and her Oh, well could be heard any- time. With her personality we know she'll go far. IEAN GAWRYS Ieanie, a member of the commercial course, was greatly interested in art and would like to become a commercial artist. She also likes to read and really enjoyed the football games. which she rarely missed. To Ieanie, one of the quietest girls in the class, we wish suc- cess and happiness in every en- deavor. NANCY IANE GELLERT A'Dimples was one of Mr. Breslin's able helpers. She con- tributed much to Y-Teens and Allied Youth, and wants to be- come a telephone operator after graduation. She will long be remembered in P. H. S. for her winning smile. Good luck, Nan- cy.

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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.

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BRUNO W. GENERELLA Bucko is undecided on his future, but would like to attend Bloomsburg State Teachers' Col- lege. As a member of A. Y. and the Poster Makers' Club. Bucko helped the cause. He plays baseball with a lust for competition and when he applies that spirit to the outside world, gBucko will surely set it on re. LUCILLE GERACE A member of the commercial course, Lucy participated in A. Y., Y-Teens, and the Home EC. Club. Among her many in- terests are dancing, reading, and movies. Lu would like to further her education at a good business school and become an efficient secretary. She replies to almost everything with a friend- ly smile. We will always re- member our Lucy. EVELYN I. GILCHRIST Evie, who took part in A. I. D., Library Club, Sketch Club, and A. Y., wants to become a successful teacher. She enjoys drawing and painting, watching a good game of football, and also likes to swim in her spare summer hours. We wish Evie the best of everything. RAYMOND C. GILLESPIE Ray, one of our industrious classmates, spent most of his time trying to find some new ad- venture for which he could use his abundant energies. Ray could always be found cheering at our football games on Friday nights and rooting equally as well at the basketball games. To Ray go our best wishes for success and happiness. IEROME N. GLINCOSKY Ierry's life's ambition is to become a successful machinist as a result of all the effort he put forth in the machine shop. Above all other sports, foot- ball and baseball were tops with Ierry. Best of luck from all of us! BARBARA M. GRABEY Barb can sit through the thrills of a football game any- time, but limits her own activi- ties in sports to swimming. Cook- ing and listening to music are Barbara's ways of spending leis- ure time. Barb contributed her talents to the senior play and the Debating Club. To a girl who loves to dance, we hope you may dance your way through the stages of life. RONALD P. GRAPSY After you graduate and are looking for someone to work on your income tax forms, call on Boots, who plans to attend Penn State to become an ac- countant. He could be found at any school dance and at any debate, as he was tough compe- tition in the Debating Club. We feel certain that Boots will achieve success always. HARRY M. GREENBERG Hank was the vice-presi- dent of the D. E. class, who liked to say to the appropriate girls, Hiya, beautiful! A real whiz at baseball, Harry will see Uncle Sam about the marines first Qbefore joining the major leaguesj. The best of luck to you, Hank, a future guardian of the U. S. A. SAUL GREENBERG Saul, a member of the D. E. class, would like to enter Penn State and study business admin- istration. He enjoys baseball, both as a spectator and partici- pant. His greatest interest is travel. While in P. H. S., Saul enjoyed the assemblies more than any other activity. Good luck to you, Saul, in all that you do. THOMAS R. GREENBERG Gus, a quiet and efficient distributive education student, plans to join the ranks of the U. S. marines after graduation. l.TO1H'S hobby is an unusual one -training dogs - and he's had unusual success. Gus's greatest interest at P. H. S. was our football team. We wish all the success in the world to a grand, all-around guy.