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

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GEORGE M. HELMAN George is a member of the vocational course and his ambi- tion is to become a carpenter. His greatest interest is hunting. George likes to play baseball, watch football, and most of all, to loaf. The good wishes of the Class of '52 go with George, in whatever he does. CLIFFORD A. HENDERSON Cliffs greatest interest is psychiatry and his ambition is to study it. An academic stu- dent, he plans to enter Penn State after graduation. His chief pastime is playing chess, and he can be heard exclaiming Let's not be cynical in response to anything. Cliff enjoyed chem- istry above all other subjects. For him we wish nothing but the best always. BARBARA I. HERB Barby intends to travel through these United States. A member of the Library Club and A. Y., MBarby conquered the academic course. While not playing the piano, she will usu- ally be enjoying the latest tele- vision show. Barby intends to enter college next year, and if she continues her friendly atti- tude, she will certainly attain success in anything she endeav- ors. WARREN W. HEYWOOD Quinny says that his ambi- tion is to marry a nice girl, and raise a family la likely storyjl He contributed his time to T. K. D., A. Y., Biology Club, and Chemistry. Our favorite dancer's favorite saying was Drop dead. He was one of the gang at the Grille. All the luck in the world to you, Quinny ANNIE CLAUDE HIGGINS Frenchy, as she is known to all, would like to go to college and then to travel. Her favorite pastime is swimming, and she is also quite deft at tennis. If walk- ing through the halls you heard, Holy Heavens, you knew Frenchy was somewhere near. We wish her all the success and happiness in the world. IOHN F. HILBERT lack, one of our bright aca- demic students, desires to attend Emory University and study medicine. One of our greatest basketball fans and a faithful manager, lack was also a member of N. H. S. and A. Y. With Iack's friendly person- ality and scientific aptitude, he will certainly have no trouble in finding success. IOAN L. HILDRETH This tall, fashionable miss in- tends to enter Wilson College. Ioanie could always be seen buzzing around like a bee. She did a wonderful job as a mem- ber of the staff, A. I. D., and Choral Club. Her infectious laugh will long be remembered by her many friends in P. H. S. May success be yours always. ADRIENNE R. HOFFMAN Music, dancing, and tennis ranked tops with Adrienne. She did a fine job as Mrs. Allen in the senior play. Adrienne in- tends to attend college after qraduation from P. H. S. With Adrienne's ability we're sure she'll find success in every en- deavor. GEORGE HOY Our absent brother, George, tells us that his chief ambition is to be a machinist. He enjoys fishing, hunting, trapping, and swimming besides watching and playing baseball. He always rated gym class as tops among P. H. S. functions. tHe really was quite a proll Mav you al- ways sit on the tack of success, George. RICHARD F. HUBER Tex, who usually greets ev- eryone with Howdy, enjoys roller-skating at Willow Lake or Dream City. Tex is a mem- ber of the D. E. class and would like to join the navy. His car is his greatest interest and he likes history class best of all. Lots of success in the years ahead!

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RICHARD D. GROSSMAN Dick was a capable distrib- utive education student and wants to become a super-cluper sales clerk after graduation. He has an unusual liking for math- ematics and also a great interest in football. Our best wishes go with you, wherever you go, Richard. HOWARD D. HAAG Tom, an active academic member of the class, plans to attend Cal-Aero Institute of Technology and become an aero- nautical engineer. He was a great asset to the A Cappella Choir and also a member of the A. Y. Hunting, fishing, and read- ing take up most of Tom's spare time. With Tom's abil- ity and ambition, we're sure he will reach the top. CARL F. HAGEN A'Curly was one of the witty, friendly, and cooperative mem- bers of our class. He did a fine job as Ted in our senior play. Curly's greatest interest is rifles and outdoor life. He can be recognized by that familiar Hello there. Carl hopes to en- ter the navy, and with his per- sonality he's sure to make a hit. DOROTHY ANN HAHNER Dottie plans to be a secre- tary in the big city. She thinks playing the piano and singing are the best ways to spend your leisure time. For a little girl, she swings a powerful backhand in tennis. Dorothy enjoyed at- tending our school dances, and could be heard voicing her opin- ions in Miss Ryder's class. To you, 'ADottie, we wish all the success and happiness in the world. HERBERT HARRIS Looking for someone who en- joyed electric shop? Thats our Herb. He isn't the type who rushes around, but you can hardly call him slow. In sports. baseball is tops with Herb. His qreatest interest seems to be in Schuylkill Haven, Is it his skating? Herb hopes to enter the air force and we're sure he'll be a credit to the Class of '52. IOSEPH W. HARRISON Ioe, good-natured and de- pendable, is a member of the vocational course. He lent his talents to the stage crew, and, if he does his job in life as well as he performed in P. H. S., he is bound to achieve his ambition -a master electrician. To a wonderful fellow-good luck! BARBARA I. HARTER Barb was one of the many who helped make our senior play a success. She also was treasurer of A.I.D. in her senior year. Barby finds her greatest interests in television and swim- ming. Our wishes for good luck go with you in your nursing ca- reer, Barb. ROBERT P. HARTMAN i'Bob, whose ambition is to become a flyer, likes to hunt, fish, and swim. He also enjoys watching a good game of ice hockey. After graduation, Bob would like to join the naval air corps. The best of everything to a future ace who'll certainly rise to great heights. PAUL M. HEIM Skip, the outdoor type. passes his spare time fishing and hunting. State champion on the horse last year, Paul's desire to become a good gymnast at Penn State will always be found growing stronger in his heart. To future Olympic material, we hope you climb to success, swing your wa th college, and straddle as a cham- pion. tion T found e Gang whatever yo

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IOSEPH I. IAMITIS Ioe, a happy-go-lucky guy. would like to see the world by joining the U. S. navy and hav- ing a girl in every port fsounds goodlj. He is in the vocational course and plans to attend a vocational school. Ioe's fav- orite sports are football and hockey, and he really enjoyed our assemblies, May you sail to the top in the years ahead! IOSEPH G. IEFFERSON Ever notice a member of the vacational classes gazing out at the hills during hunting season? That was our IefI.' When hunting and baseball weren't taking up his time, IefI placed his attention on carpentry. Go- ing with Ieff are our best wishes for a most successful life. OLIVE I. IOHNS Odge plans to take a long trip in that Buick of hers. When not driving her precious vehicle. she was cheering our football team on to victory. Olive de- voted much of her time to A. I. D. and the Library Club. We hope she drives over all the ob- stacles of life and has a smooth road all the ay. N ELI E ans ppm T ' A I my ,Q v ch us' sm . ' h d A o ll . O- kil cut a c l, 0 Q urm a aso I fc' ' 'ntonds fente' Re ng er- 0 ta e ome a ister She nt h a ents r p ay ccess. e l 'nys have ly the ' IH ' m et se' l bexy I ,T f CHARLES W. KANTNER Chuck, one of our auto shop boys, spent a great deal of time with the girls fone in particu- larl. A mechanic's life is what Chuck has chosen to follow. He enjoyed sports immensely during his stay in P. H. S. And so to Chuck go our best wishes for a prosperous life. ,-1 WILLIAM I. KELLER, IR. Will has one of those many- sided personalities - each one funnier and more interesting than the last. If you happened to hear a twinkling Hello there echoing in the halls, Will was approaching. Football. art, and aviation are tops with this active academic student. May the best of qood fortune go with him al- ways. IOHN A. KLINE Iohnnie, another lover-boy of our class, took the vocation- al course and intends to further his education at Cincinnati Uni- versity. 1These shops boys get around.I Horseback riding, sports, and chemistry occupied Iohn's time during his stay in P. H. S. Our best wishes go with you. Iohnnie. ROSEMARY KOST Rosie is a faithful member of our clerical department. Qui- et. energetic. and friendly, she looks forward to a great deal of traveling and dancing. Sne con- tributed her best to Allied Youth. If. by chance, you hear Oh, that's cute! it's just our gal Rosie coming down the hall. VINCENT C. KRASNITSKY The boy whizzing around the rink is none other than our friend Vince. His ambition in life is to become a machinist. '4Vince could always be found cheering his heart out for P. H. S. at the football games. He en- joyed English class the most. To you, Vince - the best that life has to offer. GEORGE A. KULL UIunior, a member of the commercial class, could always be seen whizzing around corners in his beat-up '41 Chevvy. He found assemblies to be most sat- isfactory. His greatest interest in life is people. Iunior will enter the Salvation Army Train- ing School and will someday be our Cap,