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

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EDWARD KLIRDY Flops could always be found by his continual expression of How about that. A member of the vocational course, Eddie's ambition is to become a machin- ist. You could always find this energetic classmate at baseball games fparticipating or spectat- ingj. To Flops we wish the best in all he endeavors. HERMAN L. LECHLEITNER Herm, another great sports lover of our class, enjoyed shop and math most in school. Out of school, football, boxing, and hunting took up most of his time. He also spent a good deal of time on woodworking. To this ambitious young carpenter we wish the best of everything in the years to come. STANLEY M. LEGANZA Stoch, our happy-go-lucky brother, took the shop course to learn how to repair that '52 Cad- illac convertible he intends to purchase after graduation. His love for travel, baseball, and swimming make UStoch a very lively fellow classmate. To him, we wish the best of luck always. EARL W. LEHMAN Earl is a member of the voca- tional curriculum. His one am- bition is to own a brand new Buick. His favorite sports are football and basketball, and his favorite class is chemistry. Above all, Earl enjoyed our as- semblies during his four years at P. H. S. From the Class of '52 -lots of luck and success! IOAN E. LENGLE Ioanie. one of the adorable girls of Greenwood Hill, is al- ways ready for a good time. She contributed much to A Cappella and will never be forgotten as our Miss Brooks, When not boosting all P. H. S. teams, she was concentrating on the art of dancing. To a girl whose looks and personality will long be re- membered, we wish the best of good fortune. GEORGENE A. LENOSKY Georgie, one of the quiet, reserved gals of our class, could be identified by her exclamation of Horrorsl A member of the retail class, Georgene likes the idea of becoming a beautician after graduation. We hope you succeed in your chosen profes- sion and wish you all the good luck and happiness in the world. IOSEPH F. LEONARD Mr. Brains himself, our champion speller, and most dig- nified student, joe proposes to attend Lehigh to become a chem- ical engineer. Together with be- ing president of Current Events Club and class officer, he was the author of our well-construct- ed class constitution. We wish you the greatest measures of success, SHIRLEY M. LEPPART Shirley took the academic course and after graduation would like to become a telephone operator. Her favorite pastimes are dancing and singing and she is just crazy about sports. With your swell personality, Shirley. we know you'll succeed. From the Class of '52-all the success and happiness life has to offer. RALPH E. LEUCHTNER, IR. Leck. who took the academ- ic course, intends to become an architectural engineer. Most of his time was devoted to T. K. D., of which he is president, the annual staff, Sketch Club, and N. H. S. His greatest interests are fishing and girls. He claims T. K. D. meetings and staff room were tops .... So to Brut, the best of luck. IAMES M. LEWIS jim was a member of the distributive education class. You could always find him cheering for our football team and as a participant in a good baseball game. Iim's ambition in life is to join the U. S. Navy and see the world. With his personality. our jim is sure to make a hit,

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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,

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'K 'CA AR, lax GLADYS E. LIGH Sis, one of the mos talented girls in the class, has won many riends with her charming per- sonality. Sis gave her utmost to A Cappella and was a very important element in the Dram- atics Club and the senior play. Gladys' ambition is to lead the life of an actress. We hope to see your name in the lights of Broadway. LELAND S. LONG The young man playing the A'Sugar Blues is our Iack. His greatest interest is music and someday after he attends Penn State you'll be watching his or- chestra on television. When you are looking for lack, he can often be found enjoying a thrill- ing game of billiards. To one of the best we wish the best in the future. SHIRLEY A. MACK MShelly, as she is known to all of us, served as both secre- tary and treasurer of the Class of '52. She enjoys dancing and swimming and can be seen at all the football games. She intends to attend Cedar Crest to become a dancing teacher or a model. We figure that her figure is her fortune. Right, Shelly ? SOPHIE A. MAROUKIS A'Ann, a member of the dis- tributive education class, would like to join the Waves and see the world. She took part in the Home Economics Club, and she enjoys watching a vehement football game. Get 'AAnn a good book and she is settled for the night. You deserve the best in your career ahead, Sophie. MARGARET MATAKA Margie is one of our com- mercial students who would like to further her education in busi- ness school in order to achieve her ambition to be a private sec- retary. Margie likes to dance and she has many other inter- ests. As a response to anything you may say to her you are sure to hear. Why? The best al- ways, Mai-gie. 4 A 5 fix NANCY A. MCCLURE Nancy is another of the D. E. girls. After graduation she plans to join the Waves to see the world. She enjoys basket- ball, both as a spectator and a participant. Slim's lovely voice added much to the musical groups of P. H. S. To you. Nancy, we wish good luck and happiness, for you will surely succeed. IOHN M. McDONALD Mac ike the simple thin 1 e d unc p aying mca Gri e or d ing y blue uick rt in many sc t es and wants l' n' l s ' r ' , a l pent his leis time .. .H .. . . B ' . e o ' h i , a le ef al f . o er pl g b . olumbi ever K o, Mac ' , f f ' FAYE MCGINLEY JF Faye, ougtall and pretty ma- 7' jytte forqfthree years wants to Nbecomex a model And who knclgzs we ma see her on magazine coyer or a ca ar someday. She has,-'taken in - various Sjactivilies and . all ope that Fa scores a h fav, ' pastime s dancing. success in the future. ALICE MARY McGUIGAN Gig took the secretarial course. She delights in watching a game of football anytime: and when a good movie comes along. you can bet your boots that you will find Alice there. She likes to swim and to dance, and can be found in the girls' gym dur- ing her free periods. Best of good fortune to you always, Gig, ROBERT MCKENZIE 'Mackf' one of our industri- ous shop boys, intends to be- come a machinist in the future. You could always find this good- looking member of the class tear- ing around with the women, or watching a football or baseball game. To this great lover of women and sports, we extend our sincerest wishes for a suc- cessful future.