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

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STEPHEN GOVERN Fu n A loving and carefree, Steve can usually be found cruising around in his ialopy with his friends. During his freshman year he was captain of the Rifle Club's team and since then has enioyed hunting and fishing as his hobbies. A member of the Auto shop, he claims that auto mechanics is now his main interest. His plans for the future include en- listing in the Air Force in or- der to become a firstfclass iet mechanic. High flying to you! IARIARA GRASSLEY This bundle of pep and ener- gy, a member of the D. E. class, can usually be found handling the change at the W. T. Grant store. While in school, Babs devoted her spare time to A Cappella Choir and Al- lied Youth. Dancing, bowling, and swimming all rank high on her list of interests. Following graduation, Babs plans to become a practical nurse. We are sure that success will fol- low you, Barbara, in all that you attempt. GEORGE HARRIS Georgie, hailing fro m the great town of Seltzer City, was a member of the Shop course. The vocational department was indeed fortunate in that he iust plain added to the merriment. This happybgoflucky guy is also an avid sportsmen and could usually be found hunting or fishing. Some l u c k y trade school is going to receive one of our favorites who is certain to be a success in anything he attempts. RICHARD HARRIS This ambitious guy was al- ways rushing to chem class or the band room. Dick devoted much of his time to Crimson- aires, Pep Band, and the Band, as the student conductor. Be- cause ot fine musical talents, he was chosen as the P. H.S. representative to the Eastern District Band and Orchestra Festivals. We wish you all the luck and happiness with your musical education at West Chester State College. M ERLE HASENAUER With her sweet hello and her calm composure, Merle added the right touch of tran- quillity to our great class. ln the Commercial course, Merle favored typingj she also en- ioyed workinq in Mrs. Dietrich's office. Dufnq her stay at P. H. S., Merle was an active member of the Library Club, while records and scrapbooks constituted her outside inter- ests. Although her future plans are incomplete, we know she wili succeed in her chosen field. May happiness be yours, Merle! ROIERT HASLER We are proud to have in our class a person who is gifted both musically and scholasti- cally. Bob was able to display his talents as vice-president of National Honor Society and in the Band. He was forever play- ing the organ, piano, or Clar- inet. Bob plans to study music u p o n completion of h i g h school. Best wishes from the Class of '60 certainly go with youl El LEEN HEATON Leenie, cute and neat as a pin, is one of the kindest girls in our class. Some of her in- terests include dancing, swim- ming, ice-skating, and reading. At school she has offered her services to Allied Youth, Homee Ec Club, Hi-5-Potts Newspaper staff, Senior Y-Teens, and the Band. Leenie's favorite sub- eicts are German and chemis- try. We bow to this future nurse. That lucky hospital! INA HEISER lf you visit the East Side or Willow Lake, you' are bound to see one of its most frequent patrons, for lna is extremely fond of swimming and skating. Ina, a D. E. student, also likes horseback riding and bowling. May this future beautician have the best of luck.

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STEPHANIE GANNON Soft spoken with a magnetic personality, Stef declares shorthand and typing high on her list of favorites. As a mem- ber of Allied Youth, Spanish C l u b, Student Council, and secretary of the B o w I i n g League, she made her presence felt by all in her last year at P.H.S. Which lucky execu- tive's office will be graced by this efficient secretary? CAROLYN GARIOR Here's a cute gal with lots of pep. Carol comes from Port Carbon: she enioys sports, es- pecially hunting. Typing and English are tops with this care- free miss. During school, Carol spent her extra time helping Miss Jones in the library. In your future plans at Pottsville Hospital, training in technol- ogy, we wish you the very best! GAIL GARLAND Gail, happy-go-lucky, follows a commercial schedule. She c h o o s e s typing and world problems as her favorite sub' iects. Gail enioys cutting the rug in her free moments. Al- though she is still undecided about her future, the Class of '60 wishes Gail the best of good luck in her chosen field. STEPH EN GETTIS Steve, with his q uiet and pleasing nature, had nothing but praise for the Electric shop. It follows naturally that his favorite pastime is working with electricity. We know that Uncle Sam will put out the welcome mat for this able young man. Hats off to you, Steve! . H 5112?-Q . - 1, sy. . 3? si L .Srl gg i i .es -ga qiw, xi 'i ' 'Nb .wi ' 95' up x Q- r -sf if Y' 3. ' iififilt DIANE GILES -Diane, goddess of light . . . this pretty miss with the dark complexion rates typing and bookkeeping as her favorite subiects. On outside time, Di- ane can be found dancing at Senior Y-Teens, or snuggling up at home with a good book. Her future plans are still un- certain, although we see a hazy picture of beauty school in the crystal ball. ln whatever you may choose, Diane, we wish you the best of success. MILLARD GLASSEI Millard, a q u i et, friendly guy from Port Carbon, claims that his main interest was in the Auto shop where he learned what makes a car tick. He can usually be found driving around town in his little tal- opy, Afte r graduation, he hopes to use his new knowledge in order to become a top-notch mechanic. Good Luck, Millard! GEORGE GLORE Full of tun and mischief, George is a member of the Electric shop in the Vocational course. With a spare moment, he can be fo u n d bowling, which is his favorite hobby and right up his alley. George's future ambition is to attend a school in the Service, His en- deavors will surely fulfill his wishes. Good Luck! DAVID GOTTSCHALL Dave, one of the more quiet members of our class, hails from the little town of Marlin. Although he is a man of few words, he says that history, math, and especially Auto shop are the subiects he liked most during his four years here on the hill. Dave's spare time is taken up by hunting and fish- ing and many other sports. As for his future, he plans to at- tend Stevens Trade School or ioin the U. S. Air Force, but, whatever he chooses, we know Dave will have the best of luck.

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MELANIE HESS Another of the Commercial belles, Mel is usually iden- tified by her long locks. Schol- astically, Melanie looked for- ward to P. of D.class. For en- tertainment, dancing, collect- ing records, ice-skating, and reading are chosen as tops. What a fine secretary she will prove! JANET HOFFMAN Janet, one of our pleasant, warm-hearted gals, likes to spend her time driving, play- ing records, or reading. She also has devoted precious mo- ments to the Library Club. We know her efficiency as a typist will be instrumental in making a lucky boss very happy. With regret we watch Janet leave. RICHARD HOFFMAN Dick, another member of the great D. E. class, came to us in his sophomore year. Before joining the D. E. department, he was a slave of the Wood shop and the Academic course, and therefore his favorite sub- iect was the studv hall. Dick's two main hobbies are baseball and girls, both of which are active at the present time. After graduation he hopes to either enter a school of pharm- acy or join the U. S. Marines. We wish him a very happy fu- ture. RICHARD HOLLENBUSH Devising mischievous schemes and telling crazy iokes fill most of Rich's pastime. Claiming lunch of his best period, this humorous figure is responsible for many hearty laughs. Foot- ball was THE sport. Other ac- tivities included Sketch Club, Spanish Club, and Varsity Club. Upon graduation, Rich plans to study commercial art. Won- der what school is going to be the lucky one? NELSON HOLLEY Dinny, as he is known to all his friends, is a member of the Shop class. This friendly guy from the great metropolis of Seltzer City could usually be found using his trusty gun to bag deer. Though Nelson has no special plans for the future, we are sure that he will be a success. CHARLES HOPKINS Chuck lends his voice to the church choir and his abil- ity to the Salvation Army. He claims algebra and English as his favorite subiects. This fine guy is the leader of the Boys' Club in the church. He intends to continue working for the Salvation Army when he grad- uates. What a wonderful field! SALLY HOPKINS We salute this Commercial student, who delivered many a tine holiday speech from the assembly podium. Hoppie played her record-player and tape recorder whenever pos- sible-that is, whenever she was not paging through her favo- rite history text. Success and happiness to you as you tap those keys for some lucky busi- nessman! MARIANNE HORWHAT Quiet and easy going char- acterize Marianne. While in school, she enjoyed shorthand class most of all and socially lent her many talents to Span- ish Club and Girls' Athletic Association. During her leisure time, Marianne could be found skating, horseback riding, or listening to her favorite James Dean album. To a future sec- retary with a flair for writing unusual stories go the best wishes of her classmates.