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

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STANLEY CHIZAUSKIE Here's a lady charmer, espe- cially in his Navy Blues. Chil will always be remembered as a Terrific player on our baskef- ball and baseball Teams dur' ing his sfay aT P. H. S. Despite his inferesfs in school, iT seems Uncle Sam has our bouy on his own Team of defenders. Sea you in Waikiki? and may The besi' of happiness and success swim your weigh, from The Class of '60. MARY ANN CIESLA A friendly smile and a gay Hi characferize This miss from PorT Carbon. Coming To P. H.S. from Las Vegas in her junior year, Mary Ann is a member of The D. E. class and can be found working aT The W. T. Granf sfore. Dancing, bowling, and swimming all rank high on her lisT of infer- esfs. In The very near fufure Mary Ann will achieve her main goal . . . earning her Mrs degree. The Class of '60 would like To offer besl wishes To The happy couple. JANE CLARKE Hey, kids! There's a parfy TonighT! This bundle of pep wiTh a love of life proved a most capable co-ediTor of The HI - S - POTTS Annual and an amiable hosfess. Janie lenT her Talenfs To Skefch Club, A. l. D., G.A.A., The Senior Play, Na- Tional Honor SocieTy, and The Highland Lassies. ln her spare Time, Mouse could be found Teaching swimming aT The Y. M.C.A. This famed Madame X, who plans To sTudy biology aT Penn STaTe, lived for Chem class ldidn'T we all?l. May one of our favorifes hiT all The Hi-S-PoTTs of life. RAYMOND COOK One of The quief members of our class, Ray could always be heard when The band was playing. Besides being a drum- mer in The regular band, he was also a member of The Crimsonaires and The Pe p Band. Mosf of Ray's Time ouT- side school is Taken up by pho- Tography and movies. He plans To ioin The Air Force Band. To Ray, we wish only The besT! 5 JONATHAN COULSON Who was vhaf good-looking fellow? Wny, iT's Jerry Coul' son. Alfhouqh a broken leq slowed Jerry down lor n while, he showed slronq inlvr esr in The Elecfric shop whore he enioyed learning The prin ciples ol elcdricify. Jerry devoTed much Time To cars, ThaT is, when he wasn'T pracfic ing archery, his lavoriTe sporf. Whaf lies in Jerry's' fufure? Why, The Nav y, of course, where he would like To learn To be a radar Technician. Good luck To you, Jerry l CHARLES COYLE Bob, hailing from New Philadelphia, has been an asseT To Poffsville High, noT only be- cause of his good grades, buf also because of his acTiviTies. We can always remember him indusfriously working in The Wood shop. As manager of The baseball Team, he capably as- sisfed Mr. Keeney. Wifh This fine record we are sure he will reach his goal. Upon gradua- Tion, Bob will enfer The Air Force -- smoofh flying. JAMES CROSLAND Jim, a good-looking member of our class, can be found busy as a beaver in The Elecfric shop af P. H. S. A member of This pasf year's football Team and a greaT basketball fan, he lisTs sporfs as his lavoriTe hobbies. The resT of his spare Time is Taken up wifh GIRLS. Since he en- ioyed mechanical draffing The besf of all his subiecfs. Jim- my hopes To become an elec- Trical draffsman afTer gradua- Tion. Good forfune To you, Jim! Tl MOTHY CROWE This likeable, dark-haired lad, wiTh a mischievous grin, served as The vicegpresidenf of The D. E. Club. Adhering To The pure pose of Thar organizafion, Tim worked aT Pomeroy's. He ad' rniTTed The posiTion prevenfed him from following his Tavorife hobby of hunfing. Nofhing bul The besf we wish To This fufure refailer.

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CAROL BRENNAN Quiet, serene, bashful ? 7 ? not at all! Carol is like a bab- bling brook, bright, sparkling, and crystal clear with her daz- zling personality and warm, triendly smile. She's full of fun and keeps everyone around her chuckling. A high-stepping ma- iorette, Carol participated in the Spanish Club,Allied Youth, Hi-S-Potts Newspaper, Library Club, All-Club Council, Sen' ior Y-Teens, and still tound time for her favorite hobbies: dancing, swimming, and horse- back riding. Carol was a great asset to the Senior Play prac- tice, but unfortunately, could not perform because of illness. After school she plans to be an airline reservation hostess Our best wishes go to the ray of sunshine in P. H. S. ANN IRESLIN Our own lovely Ann was born in Coaldale, but, fortunately for us, her parents moved here. Before ioining the Distributive Education class, Ann had been a commerical student. If you venture into the W. T. Grant store, you can find this fair miss. Dancing, reading, and swimming are Ann's favorite hobbies. Her main interest lies in the near future, when she will ioin her lite-time partner in the holy bonds ot matri- mony. Lucky, lucky Bob! JOSEPH IUEHLER Here's a guy with a terrific sense of humor. During foot- ball season, Yama had all the bad luck possible, getting a broken hand and later a broken leg, which caused him to be hospitalized tor the re- mainder of the football season. Joe's contributions to sports while in P. H. S. went to toot- ball and baseball, in which he always excelled. T. K. D. and Varsity Club were privileged to have him as a member. To one of the best-liked and most popular boys of the Class of '60 we wish the best possible at the school you wish to at- tend. May your future bring the best luck possible. HARRIET BURNS This attractive readhead with a cheerful sense ot humor has contributed many happy mo- ments to everyone during her tour years at P,H.S. Harriet could usually be found where- ever there was a good dance band. To this lively qal, the Class ol '60 wishes only the best in any profession in which she endeavors. NANCY BUSCH Take a pleasant personality, add capability and intelli- gence-that's our Nancy! Her spare time is taken up with roller-skating and dancing. Be- sides these activities, she car- ries a tull schedule in school, which includes Spanish Club, Biology Club, Hi-S-Potts News- paper staff, and National Hon- or Society. Nancy plans to go to college. Your classmates wish you the best. LYN DA CAIASHINSKY The ideal of courtesy, wit, grace, and charm. These fine qualities a re possessed by Lynda. Aside from being pres- ident of French Club, a mem- ber of the National H 0 n o r Society, G. A. A., All - Club Council, and the Annual statt, Lynda was an exuberant cheer- leader and could be found cheering ardently at all the football games. As for her fu- ture, L y n d a hasn't decided whether to be an English prof or have a column in Madam- oiselle. Maybe both! In what- ever you decide, Good Luck! FRANCIS CARPENCY Right from the Shop course comes this hunting and fishing enthusiast, who has acquired the name Carpe, His desire is to wear the blue of Uncle Sam's Navy. May your future be as bright as the sun in the sky, Carpo. The Class of '60 is behind you. GALEN U M IERGER One of Mr. Luchnick's most energetic aides, Galen lett school in his senior year in order to ioin the Marines. We were sorry to see him depart from the halls of P. H.S., but we hope Galen's career in the Marines is truly a success.

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JAY DAUTLICK A friendly Hi and a flash- ing smile denote Jay's pres- ence. He is an active member of Biology Club, Sketch Club, Band, and the Track and Cross Country teams. Jay is also an ardent P.H.S. rooter. He is planning to enter the medical field. We wish Jay the best life has to offer in,his future profession. EVELYN DAVIS Cute as a button . . . Spar- kling with femininity, Evie was as busy as a bee during her stay with us. The Commercial course, especially shorthand, kept her hopping. Likewise, Spanish Club and G. A. A. re- quired her services. A terrific dancer and swimmer, she was popular with the gang. We know this gay lass will never be shorthanded of friends. JUDITH DAVIS Delicate and petite, gay and vivacious-Judy is a true pic- ture of femininity. Her poise and ability to make friends won this miss the ambassadorship to Germany as a P.H.S. for- eign exchange student. Judy nroved to be a capable co-ed- itor of the HI-S-POTTS Annual. O t h e r organizations which claimed her membership were A.l.D., Student Council, Na- tional Honor Society, G. A. A., Highland Lassies. Penn State will be the proud recipient of our departing bundle of intel- ligence and attractiveness. With a tear and a wave of the hand, we leave this thought with you, Judy- Truth be HW speed, and Truth thy patron be. RICHARD DEEGAN Take a tall, good-looking guy with dimples and he can only be our Dick. This ever- grinning fellow could usually be seen zooming around Potts- ville on his motorscooter. Dur- ing the past four years he has devoted much of his time and talents to playing the clarinet in the P.H.S. Band, and also in the Pep Band. After gradu- ation, Dick plans to enter some branch of the Service, to which he will be a great credit. JEANETTE DE LONG This perky, little blonde with a wonderful personality holds a warm spot in our hearts. While in school, she reported shorthand as her favorite sub- iect. In her spare time, Jean- ette could be found swimming, skating, or iust plain having fun! To a future private secre- tary, we wish happiness and good fortune. SANDY DEVENEY Sandy, a popular gal with a friendly smile and a person- ality to match, ioined our class as a sophomore. Since then she has proved to be an asset as a member of G. A.A., A. l. D., and National Honor Society. Upon graduation, Sandy will enter the field of dental hy- giene, so to this future dental hygienist go the best wishes for a happy and prosperous future. IARIARA DILLIARD This cute raven-haired miss hails from West Arch Street. Barbara, a member of the D. E. course, claims her favorite subiect is typing. When not in school, Barbara lust enioys hav- ing a good time. Although her future is uncertain, we are sure Barbara will succeed in' any- thing she may endeavor to do. So to you, Barbara, go the best wishes and good luck of the Class of '60. FRANK DOMIROSKEY Frank, who excelled in track, was the hero of Pottsville High School during the cross-co'untry season. Frank rose from being co-captain to captain of the cross-country team. He was also a member of the Machine shop. Although his definite plans are undecided, Frank would someday like to travel. An ardent desire and a very possible dream of Frank is to represent the United States in the Olympics. With his de- termination and diligent train- ing, Frank can make his dream a reality. The Class of N60 will certainly be proud of him then as we are now. Good Luck, Frank!