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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1970 volume:

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Uncompromising in his high standards of integrity and ethics and un- paralleled in self-control, loyalty, honor, and concern for the welfare of young people, he has unselfishly devoted his past twenty-two years of inspiring service as the principal of our high school and has earned the highest esteem of faculty and students alike. A real gentleman in the truest sense, he is a genuine educator and a friend to all. MR. MILES S. KIEHNER, the students of the Class of 1970 proudly dedicate to you this edition of the HI-S-POTTS Annual. ITTEE POTTSVHLE AREA SCHOOL CO rd entg Mr. Howa id BS pl' artz, M yd ndent Mr. Llo te perin SU Atty, EX Laurita Buehler, recorderg Dr. AI SS president: Mi cated-Mr. Harry Rehman, vice- Fernsler, secretary-business managerg Mrs. Jean Schraedley, reporterg Mr. Donald Dolbin. Joseph Hopkinsg Mr. John Flanneryg Mr. Chester hn Clarke, treasurerg Mr. Jo rg Mr. eeves, solicito mR g Mr. Malcol 1 Adams lr Haro -Mr. anding HWSOII. L i St S ALEX G. ATTY Superintendent of Schools R45 ' MISS SARAH ALTER MR. BENJAMIN SCHNERRING Senior Class Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor MISS HANNAH CHADWICK MR. WILLIAM FLYNN Dean of Women Dean of Men MRS. HELEN DIETRICH MR. JOHN KEATING Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor MISS EDNA WHITAKER MR. BENJAMIN LIDDLE Dean of Girls Principal I Patterson Division Patterson Building THE FACULTY First Row, left to right-Miss Doris Morgan, Miss Mary Gries, Mrs. Margaret Aschman, Dr. Alex Atty, Mrs. Ludmilla Winstersteen, Mrs. Alice Ney. Second Row-Mr. Robert Koslosky, Mr. Carlton Sterner, Mr. Albert Guertler, Mr. Richard Lau- bach, Mr. Terry Case. First Row, left to right-Mrs. Geraldine Byrnes, Miss Violet Rummel, Mr. Joseph Reichert, Miss Ellen Hildreth, Miss Helen Homa. Second Row-Mr. Joseph Hartley, Mr. John Liddle, Mr. Raphael DiCello, Mr. Thomas Malloy, Mr. Miles Kiehner. NN N , , . , ff' 1 1437 V1 I ya- f, TSX.-K X Q r xx X x .J . X. X THE FACULTY First Row, left to right-Miss Anne Flaherty, Mrs. Frances Scheipe, Mr. Donald Schneider, Miss Edna Whitaker, Mrs. Carol Johnson. Second Row-Mr. William Houtz, Mr. John Keating., Mr. Howard Fernsler, Jr., Mr. Francis Luch nick, Mr. Benjamin Liddle. ms a-W .W X First Row, left to right-Mrs. Rosemary Flannery, Miss Sherill Silberling, Mr. William Willard X' Mrs. Mary Kersten, Miss Maureen Walsh. , Second Row-Mr. Kenward Kissinger, Mr. Matthew Maley, Mr. Benjamin Schnerring, Mr. Luton Houtz, Mr. Louis Ferris. X C3 iifllccgj, K, -Q- . C THE FACULTY First Row, left to right-Mrs. Holly Weisacosky, Mrs. Amelia Gearhart, Mrs. Betty Maley, Mrs. Betty Sykes, Mrs. Rosemary Kerry. Second Row- Mr. Charles Howells, Mr. John Norton, Mr. Robert Schoffner, Mr. Kenneth Kline, Mr. Rollin Miller. First Row, left to right-Mrs. Susan Laubach, Mrs. Miriam McCord, Miss Sarah Alter, Mrs. Helen Gennerella, Mrs. Marian Wagner. Second Row-Mr. Robert Fox, Mr. Theodore Naradko, Mr. Daniel Kemple, Mr. James Steidle, Mr. William Breslin. THE FACULTY First Row, left to right-Miss Geraldine Morgan, Mr. John Tasso, Miss Hannah Chadwick, Mr Michael Lazarchick, Mrs. Jean Plumb. Second Row-Mr. Francis Portland, Mr. Larry Haberle, Mr. Charles Lantz, Mr. Arthur Delpaz. ....,m4MMm Wawww O F F l C E S T A F F Left to Right-Mrs. Barbara Miller, Miss Ann Kienzle, Miss Mary Reid. ANNUAL STAFF SUSAN SMINK Editor-in-Chief LOUISE MATZUK SUSAN SENCAK Co-Business Manager DIANA JONES ELAINE LINDEN Literary Editor Feature Editor Jo ANNE KOSTREY CHARLES ACHENBACH Art Editor Sports Editor Co-Business Manager PATRICIA BRENNAN Features ROBERT MARSHAIAL Photographer KATHLEEN ASH DAVID GELLERT Literary Sports CAROL LAUCK Literary DEBORAH COMPETUS Features LINDA DAVIS Features MICHELE PALKO EVA FREDERIKSEN Literary Literary ELLEN PURCELL Literary CATHERINE SCHEETZ Typist BARBARA SCHEIPE Features LORRAINE WOJICK Typist . 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Manhart, B. Conrad, J. Correll, J. Doyne, N Bobby, S. Kimmel, D. Eiler, P. Doolin, P. Kelly, V. Adams, J. Joulwan, C. Lowthert, B. Feeley. Fifth Row-C. Moffet, M. Mackey, J. Runkle, L. Rega, D. Sandherr, D. Zelinski, M. Pinkus, J Rehnert, M. Evans, C. Inger, J. Dolbin, C. Flowers, G. Bechtel, G. Kuperavage, D. Lengel, G. Schuster M. Danaski, L. Evans, M. McDonough. w ..,v.. 1.1i --ll l 4 JUNIOR GIRLS ll Bottom Row, left to right-M. Garbetti, M. Shaw, B. McCord, C. Troilo, L. Shemansik, S. Kritak, D. Beadle, C. Smith, D. Wood, C. Allison, C. Day, R. Richter, C. Selinko. Second Row-D. Pepper, M. Wesnoski, D. Witmier, M. Miller, D. Crum, S. Fox, C. Salak, E Moore, S. Vernoski, D. Brown, A. Maurer, R. Smith, R. McNamee, M. Sylvester. Third Row-S. Harkins, J. Walsh, E. Mete, G. Bedford, C. Baskerville, N. Higgins, B. E. Faust, D Powers, J. Dunheimer, P. Lotz, P. Kenna, A. Fernsler, K. Sommer, L. Mady, L. Portland. Fourth Row-J. Buggy, P. Adams, B. Bradley, E. Shay, M. Messina, J. McHugh, K. Moran, L. Koch, N. Honicker, S. Mates, P. Majestic, B. Mullins, C. Klemmer, K. Yoblonsky, S. McCall, P. Tom- cavage. Fifth Row-C. Maskerines, D. Bubel, C. Wiederhold, C. Sterner, R. Stefonick, P. Myers, J. Wycnu- nas, M. Zanis, B. Yost, K. Wytovich, M. Smith, B. Quigg, M. Goetz, C. Smith, B. Smulk, P. Reed, K. Loftus, C. Knoll. Q tx - w . , ' NR , ' ' . X., s, . 7 . Xp V, , ,,yi,-Ik., .... 'f W ' J 'X JUNIOR BOYS I Bottom Row, left to right-J. Smith, D. Reichert, D. Brennan, R. Kemfort, G. Purcell, C. Malys, L Zvorsky, J. Lynch, D. Kelly, H. Mahute, P. Donahue, R. Dietrich, P. Lehman. Second Row-D. Adarns, J. Bound, F. Ryan, J. Hubler, D. Reeves, E. Byrnes, J. Delago, W. Bruen R. Benedict, J. Bevan, J. Atkinson, G. Eckert, F. Eagan, K. Frie. Third Row-L. Acker, K. Bettinger, D. Freed, B. Brower, D. Keiser, D. Dressler, C. Thomas, D Meyers, P. Platko, E. Miechowski, W. Bonchack, R. Walsh, R. Hubler, T. Conville, J. Fernsler. iJFourth Row-S. Bassininsky, R. Ortiz, R. Blum, J. Cauley, R. Spiess, S. Zinda, J. Minchoff, M Forbes, M. Brennan, T. Pugh, E. Ginther, R. Ginther, T. Bevan, F. Golin, J. Kostrey, W. Bowers, Fifth Row-J. Janowski, E. Wentz, H. Merrick, D. Schoenauer, J. Evans, D. Bohr, W. Whalen, G Comfort, S. Prokop, J. Holden, E. Florick, R. Faust, B. Lynch, M. Bercher, S. Yesavage, W. Piel, J Dusel, J. Wilcosky, C. Majestic, M. Reedy, F. Smith. m ., , -1 w 1...v ' JUNIOR BOYS Il Bottom Row, left to right-D. Thomas, W. Clauser, P. Burns, T. Phillips, J. Gaumer, D. Strohl, S Tyson, P. Koury, B. Brezenac, J. Colitz, J. Meyers, P. Alonge, R. Skeen. J Second Row-P. Keiser, J. Pope, M. Dolhin, C. Spiess, C. Trapani, W. Clay, E. Deiter, J. Bachxnan T. Mull, D. Spleen, W. Mills, R. Brobst, J. Walters, D. Adams. Third Row-A. Fees, H. Smith, J. McSurdy, H. Davis, R. Jones, R. Gorrnas, R. Dicus, C. Stock, D Daubert, P. Brown, M. Schappell, J. Reber, E. Motley, W. Derr, R. Koch. Fourth Row-D. Mataka, J. McNulty, R. Moser, J. Ventura, R. Maccarone, D. Kraft, R. Lynch, H Eichenbaum, M. Gilroy, F. Cremia, R. Frie, J. Mazfzucca, J. Trabosh, P. Shellhammer. Fifth Row-J. Darosh, H. Young, R. Russell, M. Santai, R. Mullin, R. Zupert, J. Ritter, T. Sippel, J Stabinsky, E. Winkler, T. Marx, R. Paul, T. Seitzinger, J. Yob, E. Metroka, J. Dittmar, J. Connors, R Lombel, R. Fessler, V. Lopez, D. Morrison. f---f if . . .,---4- '-Af, yt, ?..r ' x SOPHOMORE GIRLS l Bottom Row, left to right-S. Runkle, C. Messina, E. Kenny, Y. Schappe, B. Sidella, J. Downey, A Cook, B. Ebert, J. Scheetz, B. Dougherty, G. Dinger, P. Scanlan, P. Dinger, G. Ouschick, D. Dunkle. Second Row-K. Knaut, B. Krusnoski, J. Koslosky, S. Lasco, D. Maz-zucca, J. Terleckas, D. Seltzer L. Bensinger, K. Schell, D. Rhoda, C. Tassone, T. Rummel, M. Barto, L. Beury, P. Bacon, J. Smith, J Kienzle. Third Row-J. Kyder, W. Andrews, D. Pohronezny, T. Dronick, J. Lurwick, S. Modesto, J. Lauck B. Rich, R. Edmonds, D. Brokhtil, C. Barto, J. Bradley, C. Brennan, B. Pecovich, L. Mauger, B. Holtzer D. Musalavage. Fourth Row-B. Kindred, J. Marx, C. Mahute, P. Lord, M. Long, J. Macaluso, D. Piccioni, M. Kur- tek, L. Neifert, L. Major, C. Tokanets, L. Lillienthal, D. Clauser, J. Chupkai, A. Remington, D. Moran T. Peron, B. Stiltner. Fifth Row-B. Chiccini, M. Lango, B. Marx, V. Krater, B. Carter, F. Bartlett, L. Krebs, D. Rose M. Weber, K. Kelly, M. Herndon, P. I-leim, J. Reynolds, S. Kenna, F. Whalen, S. Quigg, J. Carter, C Brennan, M. Murphy, S. Majestic, S. Snyder, M. Ritter, D. Umbenhauer. 1 S 4 -if M-ff' SOPHOMORE GIRLS Il Bottom Row, left to right-D. Dermo, D. Ward, E. Martin, N. Toth, M. Sperling, R. Sonnon, M Gibbs, J. Strause, J. Freedman, C. Allen, M. Sitch, C. Bowers, T. Hoch, D. Blackwell. Second Row-G. Moser, M. Schell, J. Weismiller, D. Freiler, T. Holshue, M. Foreman, S. Kantner H. Lutchen, J. Anthony, B. Hutzel, J. Maurer, P. Quirk, P. Covelesky, M. Gelbutis, D. Benedict, P. Jims Third Row-A. Forney, R. Skeen, D. Mills, B. Brennan, M. Heffner, A. Burns, D. Finley, L. Woles- chok, D. Jobrey, N. Homovich, D. Troilo, C. Fey, R. Penkauski, D. Reed, L. Sullivan, E. Walsh, M Schweikert. Fourth Row-K. Yachitis, A. Jones, A. Mercuri, H. Jones, M. Smith, K. Jennings, J. Jonathan, K Rehnert, M. Fatula, B. Smith, K. Stank, K. Kemple, S. Wertman, P. Weiss, D. Shay, J. Ebert, P. Drula K. Dinklocker, F. Whalen, M. J. Smith. Fifth Row-W. Meluski, M. Tagano, P. Joulwan, M. Campion, G. Kone, T. Trommetter, K. Hop- kins, A. Yuda, K. Hopkins, L. Horn, J. Edmonds, J. Feeley, C. Yarosh, M. Roth, R. Gross, C. Tassone B. James, P. Brown, L. Acker, K. Deegan. .K SOPHOMORE BOYS I Bottom Row. left to right-P. Calabrese, W. Meyers, R. Matz, R. Ulmer, J. Harkins, S. Fisher, J. Stranko, G. Sninski, L. Donton, J. Spleen, M. Fels, W. Mullins. Second Row-R. Pugh, J. Merton, P. Sedicino, E. Vrabel, A. Snukis, J. Reiley, S. Braukus, G. Fleis- chut, J. Guzick, R. Downey, R. Generella, E. Hardy, R. Caruano, D. Ebling. Third Row-G. Fink, J. Murphy, F. Williams, R. Keffer, M. Thornburg, L. igiattln, D. Tassone, G. Youst, T. Devlin, G. Long, H. Yurckonis, J. Doyle, E. Guers, M. Angelisanti, J. ussell, B. Jenkins, J Lendrosky. Fourth Row-J. Foley, R. Searle, T. Starinsky, E. Spotts, D. Somers, J. Foley, C. Ansbach, J Greiner, D. Weiss, H. Bertsch, T. McGeoy, G. Gaffney, D. Smith, G. Powers, B. McCaffrey, R, Celani C. Guers. Fifth Row-E. Smith, J. Brown, L. Malick, B. Ernst, J. Wells, W. Davis, K. Fisher, D. Emery, E Tray, D. Matz, G. Hartnett, G. Berkheiser, G. Montone, R. Goodwin, S. Stock, J. Salak, M. Stock, W Brehony, R. Elison, J. Wagner, T. Schaeffer, M. Powanda. -W W WWW 'V' WW' , , A , f . :Ej . . AA , vw n SOPHOMORE BCYS Il Bottom Row. left to right-E. Mirabello, J. Newton, K. Jefferson, R. Harvey, G. Lindsay, K. Kline A. Daley, E. Kunstek, W. Buleza, G. Meyers, M. Yourshaw, P. Hughes, D. Reber, C. Nelson. Second Row-B. McNamara, C. Lowthert, K. Gilroy, R. DiCello, R. Day, V. LaSelva, J. Holstein C. Lechleitner, C. Crouse, D. Albright, K. Uranko, T. Higgins, C. Higgins, R. Scheipe, J. Jones, R. Hah- ner, C. Lynch. Third Row-L. Wierzalis, W. Cullen, P. Achenbach. R. Taylor, F. Poole, M. Parnell, L. Tokonit-z C. Briest, J. Shields, W. Long, D. Sherry, R. Longarini, K. Bailey, R. Brown, R. Thornburg, R. Hammer D. Sausnock, W. Davis. Fourth Rolo-W. Ash, R. Boyer, S. Ostafy, D. Sheriff M. Fitzgerald J. Cribben M. Palles R. Nol ley, S. Muench, D. Bogage, C. Bartholomew, R. Miller, Goss, R. Hostietter, J. Bicldle, K. Kiinmel, Knoll, W. Coulson, J. Hollywood, J. Haslam, R. Jones. Fifth Row-M. Kalovcak, E. Thomas, T. Shay, D. Johnson, H. Bertsch, T. Sinton, H. Johnson, D Sydnor, 0. Remington, K. Kimmel, R. Weaver, J. Bowers, L. Radziewicz, M. Morgan, B. Moran, R Burns, S. Dibzler, A. Raczka, R. Dalton, C. Weiss, R. Kelfer, W. Gliem, L. Wertz, E. Jenkins, W. Jones L. Ostrosky. b , , , N ,,,, , , , v .f 1, , 1 1 r FRESHIVIAN GIRLS I Boffonz Hon: lwfl to right-J. Piccioni, E. XVaIt0rs, A, XVaII1-rs, E. Lohman, C. Makcly, A. Ebert, W. I Morgan. S. VVhalon, L, Brolmst. T. Bro ist. Swond Ron'-S. Skrincosky. D. Savary, J. Roady, C. Barnes. P, Brobst, D. Sumoski, M. Camodeca L. Bvury, U. Broun. S. Palko, D. BFEIIIIIQHII. ' Third Ron'-S. Shay, C Burns, D. Ryon, J. Barnes, M. Stoner, E. Bevan, C. Briest, N. Miller, D Bi-rgan, M. Pinkus, C. Moyvr, S. Motto. Fourtlz I?0u'4D, Campion, INT. Brinich, T. Bociforcl, D. Bcckor, S. Bridach, C. Sicller, S. Mongol, S Bruvn, S. Pinchock, D. Sharp, L. Travitz, T. Devlin. Fifth Ron'-D. Bainbridgo. A. Becker. L. Craig, D. Pinc-au, B. Heni, D. Antonini, H. Bartholomew D. Billger, D. Shuman, D. Buck. 8 FRESHMAN GIRLS II Boilom. Roux lofi lo righl-D. Kline, M. Klemcr, B. Howes, S. Honickcr, J. Hess, L. Dimnxerling, I Davis, D. Hicks, S. Lauck, R. Carusella. Scvond Hou'-M. Kritak. D. Holley, J. Lutza, NI. Jcffvrson, M. Cicero, A. Ciesla, P. Carusella, M Corullo, C. Mauron, D. Long. M. Knittle. Third Hou'--M. MCBreen, P. Lord, P. Hauptly, M. Lynch, S. Hopkins, M. Leininger, L. Guscott INI. Leiningor, E. Forman, S. Dixon, J. Dicus, D. Carsia. Four-Ih Row-S. Lord, D, Mates, J. Martin, M. Manzick, P. Kruss, M. Jones, P. Lord, A. Kienzle M. Jones. S. Daubert. V. Holioy, D. Mackey. Fifth Rou'-E. Meisnor, K. Lowis, R. Hartranit, J. Harris, Kauscr, K. George, T. McKen-zie, E Hollahan, B. Conors, M. Krasinsky. sf-isis,5.-fTs:ixml-Gmasaxerfwxbsaessrsaxzagfufmsvifslf2-ws.fwzrw. ,-,- K'.messIzwsrwrwiximzfssssygisis-2.-sQe23sxmM?sNm.afffiawisismwwzmfivxsQivfrmm'Vifwfssvzswwwls...ssQs1sQrJ-:gPk'-R2sYsi2a2:.::ass. FRESHMAN GIRLS lll Bottom Row, left to right-P. Eckert, J. Smullktis, C. Sadusky, D. Frantz, M. Zugzda, E. Stein- berger, E. Gradwell, B. Spiess, M. Speiss, M. Tucci. Second Row-K. Derr, P. Walsh, W. Morgan, I. Sponhouse, R. Messner, M. Seitzinger, G. Doyle, C. Davis, C. DeLong, D. Sterner, B. Russell. Third Row-B. Weiss, M. Rehnert, C. Youst, L. Thornburg, E. Falls, T. Farrow, J. Turner, G. Stev- ens, N. Stock, F. Foran, D. Hoffman, G. Coulson. Fourth Row-A. Gerace, E. Campion, L. Snyder, K. Wagner, P. Rose, V. Snukis, R. Dillon, K. Dou- blestein, T. Stoudt, M. Welikonicli, J. Buehler, S. Morrison. Fifth Row-B. Clews, L. Waltes, T. Snyder, J. Spotts, V. Yourshaw, L. Guers, M. Thomas, R. Smith K. Dusel, J. Rusell, C. Bohler. FRESHMAN BOYS I Bottom Row, left to right-D. Robey, D. Rupp, J. Shappe, R. Longarini, J. Paulshock, K. Reber, R Hock, R. Gardner, D. Powanda, R. Rescorla. Second Row-J. Pillus, E. Lasco, T. Mulhall, D. Murray, J. Pugh, R. Richards, F. Ochs, E. Rich, R Robins, S. Platts, J. Schuster, B. Satterwhite. Third Row-R. Foley, B. Powers, S. Pucldu, G. Schuler, J. Puddu, G. Morgan, R. Devaney, R. Jones R. Snowell, D. Rice, P. Miller, A. Pope, T. Scheuren, R. Smith. Fourth Row-F. Michalsky, R. Raozka, R. Ostafy, R. Pfluger, M. Ortiz, R. Shay, J. Snyder, J Reilly, S. Moyer, F. Moyer, R. Scheithauer, W. McNamara, T. Scanlan. Fifth Row-J. O'Toole, M. Sanders, C. Petravich, J. McHugh, D. Rusell, H. McClintock, M. Marou- kis, E. Nickel, W. Lynn, W. Hopkins, G. Heckrnan, W. Schuettler. FRESHMAN BOYS ll Bottom Row, left to right-D. Blankenhorn, P. Anthony, S. Brady, N. Bensinger, J. Leonaet, R. Valent, G. Walters, J. Schwartz, D. Schoener, C. Hopkins. Second Row-R. Kemfort, T. Leyrneister, G. Satterwhite, D. Nelson, J. Golden, W. Carter, A. Daley, R. Bigg, D. Daley, J. Davidson, S. Dorsey, F. Wonn. Third Row-D. Bebelheimer, W. Schwartz, R. Farrow, R. Fogel, L. Buck, F. Beadle, R. Cairns, R Burns, R. Viars, R. Wilson, K. Russell, J. Fabiani, D. Spotts. Fourth Row-M. Chalko, P. Botek, J. Dilliplane, D. Davis, J. Bobby, G. Bondura, J. Wade, T. Wei- kel, J. Haslam, G. Troy, J. Cicero, R. Coleman, D. Adams. Fifth Row-T. Viduszynski, J. Beury, J. Deitrich, G. Crochunis, J. Conors, A. Bobbs, E. Carter, T Golden, T. Collins, D. Correll, D. Darosh, S. Daubert. FRESHMAN BOYS III Bottom Row, left to right-G. Logsdon, B. Wanniski, J. Zedonek, R. Walters, L. Gerstenfeld, Weigand, M. Wagner, T. Lowe, A. Dumchus, B. Steidle, F. MacClure. Second Row-G. Hubler, T. Ice, S. Gall, B. Valent, J. Sweeney, K. Keating, T. Glenn, R. Wood Walsh, B. Herb, C. Strickland, W. Woodward. ' Third Row-C. Gottschall, M. Klitsch, J. Sterner, W. Marx, F. Davis, W. Foreman, W. Kilraine Hossler, R. Walchak, R. Weiss, J. Gayeuski, R. Freed. Fourth Row-J. Ginther, D. Harris, T. Knell, R. Harris, B. Heffner, A. Holtzer, S. I-Iammel Starr, M. Mete, J. Foley, K. Rich, P. Lewis, R. Luckenbill. Fifth Row-W. Harley, P. Hobbs, R. Holley, D. Stillman, R. Svrcek, F. Tassone, D. Ward, Womer, K. Thornburg. EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS I Bottom Roux left to right-NI. Dc-vine. C. Geracv, L. Pulley, C. Schaeffer, D. Crawford, D. Rhodes E. Neithamer. L. Harkins, M. Kleiner, L. Gagliardi. K. Difk-llo, L. Bacon, D. Pritchard, D. Gross. Second Hou'-K. Davenport, R. Katchmar, E. Ne-iswends-r, M. Smith, K. Hoffman, D. Lowthert, K Brownmiller, K. Mullins, S. Whelski, S. K0lU1'GI', D. Flannery, R. Calehrese, L. Zeller, C. Makely. Third Hou'-D. Shaw, C. Kostrey, D. Oler, N. Kziswandik, R. Mecuri, E. Brown, G. Meeks, D. Krebs S. Moser, N. Schuster, J. Eby, J. Gogno, M. Kominelz, M.- Kelly, P. Umbenhen. Fourth Row-C. Smith, C. Pilo, K. Reedy, D. Homovich, D. Troilo, C. DiCandia, L. Kotula, L Holtzer, M. Miller, D. Hawk, J. Barton, M. Williams, D. Whiteash, G. Fernsler, C. Cribben, R. Depsky M. Sekella. Fifth Hou'-D. Adams, J, Bell, H. Ventura, N. Tuff, L. Adams, I.. Wood, D. Sanchez. A. Satterwhite D. Brown, R. Holahan, M. Macunas, J. Rhoades, K. Collins, K. Flynn, L. Evans, K. Skeen, G. Mctroka D. MacAdams. y EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Il Bolton: How. left to riglzl-K. Bosnia. C Brennan. D. Knout, J, Freiler, D. Heffner, C. Heiser, G Reese, K. Hefiner. K. Fogel. D. Dilluw. I . Murphy, D. Hossler. N. Grahowski. Seeond Hour-T. VVourl, M. Gilroy. V. Davis, B. Tenn-nholz, B. Yourshaw, A. Wenner, C. Bassininsky L. Powanrla, M. Dietrich, D. Yoh. D. Ustaly. C. Sperlingi. S. Haag, J. Hollick. Third Hou'-S. lNIcGovern, M. Hegamlush, J. Nolley, C. Duclash, J. Ehling, K. Landa, D. Steranko, K Post, C. Correll. A. Cuccia. S. Schiff, L. Boyer, J. Rile, E. Schwartz, D. Schmidt. Fourlla Row-D. Flannery. S. Wagner, D. Carlin. P. Jones, J. Mamrosh, N. Stewart, C. Lowthert C. Stoffregen, S. Chupkai, K. Kominetz. L. Albright. Schaeffer. E. Huhler, M. Schweikert, M. Daniels Fifth Hou'-A, Motto. D. Ward. I.. Suellm-r. D. Myer-1. C. McCord, C. Letcher. S. Sidler, S. Kline M. Prokop, J. Lipsett. C. Dcwalcl, G. Knoll, P. Price. D. llowu, M. Deegan, F. Ginther. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS l Bottom Row. Icft to right--l. Lynch. J. Bowers, J. Hoysock, S. Murphy, D. Stranko, W. Gradwell B. Neiswoncler, R. Zemantauslai, M. McShaw, G. Runkol, K. Kline, G. Kochcr. Second Hou'-R. Bachmzm. B. Fellows. J. Slovick, S. Colin, S. Martin. G. Yokitis, P. Conners, J Dunkel, T. Jasinski, F. Miller, T. Masvrliiiios. A. Hollvy. R. Kalovcak. Third Row-J. Calahrose-. J. Bradley, R. Umhs-rgvr, D. Ward, R, Suenclor, K. Matz, B. Lynch, T Kline, K. Loy, J. Campion, V. Schappell, L. NValtPrs, D. Higgins, A. Raczka. Fourth Rou'4C. Klitsch, C. Schneirlor, B. Tonilis, V. Lutchkus. D. Farroll, R. Callaghan, L. Fanelli A, Donvmark, M. Davis. R. l-lafor. R. Brennan. B. Faust, J. Scheitruni, D. Hufnaglv. M. Inger. Fifth Row-J. Schooner. R. Barto, I. Spf-ctor. S. Miller. D. Davis, L. Miller. C, Stoudt, M. Alonge J. Cook, P. Ouschick, D. Young, B. Kimmel, K. Gottscliull, R. Ondisco, J. Stock. a EIGHTH GRADE BOYS ll Bottom Hour, lvfl lo riglzl-J, Misstishin, M. Brinich, H. Moyer, J. Sweet, D. Cha-ync, P. Minchofl' R. Seitzinger, R. Dermo, R. Wojick, T. Yarnvll, R. Brotz, D. Steidle. Sefcond Row-E. Worm, IQ. Rouse, J. Gilbert, P, Muench, R. Meyers, W. Riegle, R. McNulty, R Schreacler, K. Demhitsky, J. Frisch, J. Tokonitz, M. Bevan, D. Wall. Third I2oufhJ. Gownley, R. Clauser, J. McGeoy, D. Maccarone, B. Flannery, D. Roshannvn, D Kelly, J. Burch, J. Koehcr, P. Kutcher, R. Bottinger, E. Drummer, A. Cerullo, D. Sheelor. Fourth Row-K. Steicllo, T. Stank, G. Major, N. Chiccini, J. Tokonitz, C. Jonathan C. Antolick L. Reading, R. Hountz, S. Reed, A. Downey. W. Maclrigal, R. Bedway. , Y Fifth. Hou'-D. Hollywood, J. Austerherry, J. McGoey, G. McClure, E. Mafly, R, Haslam, J, Borrell R. Wison, D. Rescorla, M. Sullivan, B. Tobin, J. Yeager, J. Weikcl, M. Jones, L. Keller, P. Brennan. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS I Bottom Row, left to right-R. Murray, D. Russell, H. Buehner, B. Brennan, H. McLaughlin, C Caruano, K. Keller, D. Williams, D, Haag, D. Smith, D. Soellner, N. Stone. Second Row-C. Powanda, D. Powanda, C. Dillon, D. Boris, E. Reeves, L. Smith, A. Bechtel, D McNamara, K. Frantz, M. Klemer, S. Ney, A. Newman, J. Kocher. Third Row-C. Fink, T. Austerherry, E. Lutchkus, L. Schaeffer, G. Hranchock, B. Donton, J. Foley B. Dilliplane, S. Bierman, D. Measel, B. Steizlle, K. Wertman, P. Hoffman, N. Mercuri. Fourth Row-D. Major, D. Lopez, M. Hughes, P. A. Zerbey, D. Novack, B. Bensinger, N. Carter, C Fox, A. Ventresca, K. Carroll, T. Stevenson, S, Luckenhill, B. Schaeffer, K. Frantz. Fifth Row-D. Sumoski, K. Paul, L. Winkler, R. Hancock, M. A. Tomecheck, L. Kline, S. Markus, C Wierzalis, A. Ventura, A. Wierzalis, J. Urban, D. Bowers, C. Ducas, M. Stillman. SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Il Bottom. Row. left to right-C. Walters, M. 0'Hara, D. Reilly, J. Gudinas, D. Guzick, S. Brady, C Marx, M. Reber, B. Tenonholz, F. Stabnau, M. Dull, C. Weigand. Second Row'-E. Moser, P. Ondisco, K. Paul, M. Bobby, T. Kull, B. Lehman, J. Foley, L, Sulli van, R. Snowell, P. Heinly, K. Brownmiller, L. Sponhouse, F. Barnes. Third Row-K. Moyer, N. Ayello, D. Miller, C. Duncan, P. Meyers, R. Delinko, C. Doyle, K. Sophy C. McKenzie, K. Thornburg, D. Guscott, T. Keitsock, P. Devlin. Fourth Row-P. Cohen, M. Yarnell. S. Leng:-l, J. Seltzer, C. Engleman, B. Feryo, C. Scheithauer T. Hummel, M. Seiclers, C, Rhodes, R. Garrity, W. Maskerines, P, Lehman, D. Todd. Fifth Row-N. Casey, K. Angst, P. Cremia, T. Brennan, D. Haslam, B. Johnson, M. Schappell, H Vrabel, D. Berkheiser, M. Weist, J. Bainbridge, K. Ost, H. Thomas. K 1 1 SEVENTH GRADE BOYS I Bottom Row, left to right-D. Camocleca, K. Ditzler, J. Julian, B. Schock, T. Guzick, W. Brower, L Heffner, R. Morgan, E. Davis, D. Brown, N. Heifner, J. Hennick, V. Klemer, J. Frie, A. Crochunis. Second Ron'-M. Renningcr, W. Sponhouse, K. Spiess, J. Ryan, J. Porter, D. Ferris, J. Generella R. Fanelli, P. Fisher, M. Neiswemlcr, W. Schappell, B. Shollenberger, R. Kien-zle, T. Ice, P. Thomas, D Murgido. Third Row-R. Adams, G. Powers, D. Murgiclo, T. Fisher, M. Messina, D. Viars, J. Somers, B. Wil- kinson, M. Crowley, V. Croll, E. Simpson, W. Schwartz, S. Mistysn, R. Williams, J. Mason. Fourth Row-W. Pope, J. Tice, E. Umberger, R. Linrlonmuth, R. Yanek, G. Reber, D. Lord, P. Mus- cara, D. Peletsky, J. Morgan, W. Lord, D. Meyers, P. Santai, R. Schulcr, I. Schappell, H. Wilson, D Hill. Fifth Row-T. Dorfler, M. Smink, R. Umlwnhaue-r, J. Diehl, M. Rosenhorger, G. Logothetides, R Messina, D. Jenkins, E. LaSelva, G. McCall, J. Michalski, W. Messersmith, T. Hollywood, K. Davis, M Zanis, L. Campion, D. Schweikert, C. Minchoff, R. Maugcr, R. Parsons, Jones. 9 SEVENTH GRADE BOYS II Bottom Row, left to right-M. Ballat, M. Ortiz, D. Suender, L. Houtz, F. Fanelli, R. Imschweiler W. Bogage, M. Zelinsky, D. Everdale, J. Chia, C. Lurwick, T. George, D. Shay, T. Scanlan, G. Beury, J Sweeney. Second Row-M. Puddu, P. Flannery, D, Baxter, B. Jenkins, B. Heim, K. Bonchack, J. Gliem, J Knoll, G. Frantz, D. Achenbach, J. Kaswandik, K. Dando, B. Ernst, D. Miller, G. Widel, D. Youst. Third Row-D. Scanlan, R. Cook, M. Maccarone, D. Foley, K. Jefferson, L. Borowski, J. Brennan, W Davidson, J. Mamrosh, B. Ginther, J. Klinger, L. Omlor, L. Hontz, G. Yeager, M. Daniels, J. Messner G. Helman. Fourth Row-C. Ebling, C. Savory, D. Crosland, F. Swantner, E. Lang, R. Elison, R. Stulman, K Dando, M. Chwastiak, D. Bondura, D. Clews, D. Stone, C. Hauptly, E. Gibbas, K. Meadows, R. Hess, T Horning, M. Adler. Fifth Row-S. Bahney, R. Puddu, T. Papara-zo, S. Zelinsky, S. Lilienthal, S. Zagar, D. Ginther, K McFarland, T. Maroukis, M. Wisnosky, A. Glenn, J. Crernia, J. Flannery, J. Simotas, G. Weigand, J Gronski, D. Daub, G. Laubach. PATTERSON STUDENT COUNCIL Bottom Row. seated, left to right-C. Stoudt, A. Raczka. R. Schreader, F.. Davis, F. Fanelli, P. Flan- nery, D. Wall. Second Row-J. Freiler, K. Heifner, M. Dee-gan, K, Skeen, K. Ost, D. Flynn, C. Dewald, D. Shaw, R. Calabrese. Third Row-L. Winkler, R. Yanek, M. Alonge, D. Sheeler, T. Derfler, M. Smink, P. Brennan, A. Downey, L, Bacon. OFFICERS President K. FLYNN Secretary A. DOWNEY Vice-President C. DEWALD Treasurer D. SHEELER l PATTERSON 'MESSENGER' Bottom, Row, left to right-G. Reese, C. Davis fEdit0rD, T. A. Keitsock, N. Stone. K. DiCell0, L Bacon, N. Grabowski. Second Row-P. Heinly, J. Kocher, G. Powers, A. Denernark, B. Messersmith, J. Michalski, E Reese, D. Lopez fAssistant Editorj. B. Tenenholz. Third Row-B. Yourshaw, J. Nolley, J. Rile, C. Dewald, K. Flynn. L. Macunas, L. Kline, J. Bell D. Steranko. PATTERSON CHEERLEADERS Seated. left to right-J. Nolley, S. Haag, D. Flannery, K. Skeen, K. Collins, C. DeWa1d, M. Prokop E. Stewart, L. Bacon, C. Davis. Kneeling--S. Brady, C. Weigand, L. Winkler, E. Moser, C. Wierzalis, K. Brownmiller, D. Soellner D. Guzick. . figs R N -: HJ, ww Wm b V N' -5 'NI ' fo ww, A .Rv ,il 1. x A73 5?-'lf5'.i.- - ..-:mff-X' .. r ywb, k K x F K . 3 K- . --lair. lf' 'R fx . pe. N Isa ' :QQ K Q ORGANIZATIONS NNN Bottom Roux left to right-S. Ramirez, A. DiCello, E. Linden, M. Palko. C. Achenbach, Y. Evia, M. Nagelhout, M r. Schneider. Second Rou.'AlXI. Jefferson, M. Chipriano, S. Dtlin, J. Pugh, G. Hubler, R. Longarini, D. Frantz. S. Brady. Third Ron'-L. Rega, D. Lowthert, C. Antolik, J, St-ador, P. I.ord, B. Bobbs, B. Rich, C. Sommer. D. NVitmier, B. Hoina. Fourth Role-P. Wyse, D. Emery, A. Tepper, T. Murphy, C. Higgins, J. Mazzuca, T. Peron, G. Ste- vens, S. Pinshock. Fifth How-N. Hampford, J. Evans, F. Tassone, L. 'Wt-rtm, K. Bailey, B. Long, R. Ellison, R. Thorn- burg, H. Davis. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Pottsville Area High School is one of the oldest organizations in the school. It was instituted in 1926 to promote better better student-faculty relations and to improve the general welfare oi' the student body. The membership of the Council consists ol' one representative from each homeroom, elected in the beginning of the school term. The officers are chosen by the entire student body in the spring. The activities of this year's Council were the selling of book' covers, presentation of Lyceum programs, maintaining a Lost- and-Found Department in the cafeteria, ushering at Parent- Teaeher Conferences, and the selling of soft drinks at all home basketball games. The Council also held the traditional Penny- A-Week Drive to buy Christmas toys tor the less fortunate chil- dren ot' the community. The Council is under the direction of Mr. Donald Schneider. O F F I C E R S President TONY DICELIIO Vice-President ELAINE LINDEN .Secretary MICHELE PALKU Treasurer CHARLEY ACHENBACH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is composed of the first fifteen mem- bers of the senior class who represent scholastic achievement. To retain membership in the club, members must not miss the Honor Roll more than once. Upon graduation each member is presented with a gold pin. The National Honor Society received its charter in 1936 as an organization to further scholastic achievement, leadership, and service. The main project ot' the society is the traditional mum sale at Thanksgiving. The society also sponsored a victory dance following the Pottsville-Tamaqua basketball game. This year the National Honor Society is under the capable leadership of Mr. John Liddle. OFFICERS President RICHARD SPOTTS Vice-Presidcnl WILLIAM CHEKAN Secretary ELLEN PURCELL Treasurer CHARLES ACHENBACI-l Bollonz Hou: left to riglzl-Mr. Liddle. R. Spotts, W. Cheken, E. Purcell C' Achenbach Sworn! Hou'-S. Smink, Nl. VVf-iss, ll. C'ompetns. B. lloma. B. Shollrn er D lor Third Hou'-A. Tepper, J. Mack. C. Moyer, K. Ash, A. Tellup. Q 3 1 'E'- Q .. W ,V A. R f r- X 4 f mf? T: 5 I L , h Q 1 S ,K X N' 1 M? Qwiipi ,Q um x S in U mil' AA lg .:--af x X I gm . Q 'ae' Xi A Q X X J S ff AC ALR !fL..i 1: f my ,,,,, -, , fx , I 4 V HK' fzffii' Ai fvfslgy A 4 ,nw an hi 1' If ,f,,,: ,,n,,,,,,, , W Ulf '45f?:?f,Z , MY' - Z .41 Z ff A p Aff' P Q ' Fi N' AEA km A ' xx . J ,Wg J f . Y' sf ' S!! S ,G ,QQ TAU KAPPA DELTA The Tau Kappa Delta is a fraternal organization composed of seven seniors, four juniors, and two sophomores. These thire teen members are chosen for outstanding participation in at least one activity, qualities ot' leadership, and satisfactory schol- astic standing. Near the end of the school term, three juniors, two sopho- mores, and two freshmen are chosen by the seven graduating seniors. Doctor Albert Knight formed the club in 1924. It is the oldest organized club in the school. This is T. K. D.'s forty-fifth year of existence. The activities of T. K. D. are the annual Thanksgiving and spring Farmer-Farmerette dances. the paying ofthe graduation expenses of some needy senior, awarding twenty-five dollars to a senior athlete aspiring to attend college, awarding a trophy to the most valuable athlete of P. A. H. S., offering the services of the club for any reasonable request liv the school admin' h istrae tion, and one trip to a sporting event each year. O F F I C E R S President LES PAYNE Vice-President ROBERT KLIEBENSTEIN Secretary RONNIE LOMBEL Treasurer PAUL DIMMERLING Faculty Adviser MR. JAMES STEIDLE Bollonz Roux left to right-L. Payne, B. Kliebenstein, Mr. Steidle, R. Lombel, P. Dimmerling. Sm-om! Hou'-E. Guers, C. Higgins, T. Murphy, S. Reichert. Third Rott'-J. ljerrang, P. Sliellhammer, V. Lopez, J. Rich, P. Marchetti. 43-N- ps 3,14 .dw-we Bottom Row. left to right-Mr. Hartley, S. Ramirez, D. Lowthert, D. Competus, E. Frederiksen, C. Achenbach, D. Frantz, M. Sperling, J. Freedman, J. Smulktis, C. Messina, M. Jefferson, B. Smith, J. Reynolds, T. Peron, M. Ritter. E' 5 Sim 'Q TS GQ. S? if.: 5. nj EE! '55 -55 E9 'C QE 5:- 9.3 O5 G SS Eh. SZ ,.,. 72 952 Off. S55 U 2'-W at . 5 S: 'ru 72 N. Cr-4 qgrv C. mm ' 5. C3 gm 23' WD I 't'D Y' r' 'S 'fa Em 35' fb CF' '-:III 5. 33 :G mi N :WS 'Fr' 23 Zn Andrews, G. Lindsay, C. Saxdusky, M. McBreen. Third Row-S. Dixon, S. Honicker, J, Downey, B. Hutzel, G. Stevens, J. Tumer, A. Gerace, D. Hoffman, J. Coulson, . Tokonitz, P. Joulwan, L. Woleschok, T. Trommetter, A. Jones, A. M. Burns, C. Barto, K. Stank, K. Kemple, S. Kenna, . Gelbutis. Fourth Row-S. Kimmel, M. J. Smith, D. Umbenhen, B. Schwartz, K. Doublestein. S. Morrison, J. Weiss, J. A. Hoffman, P. Adams, L. Lilienthal, I.. Dewald, B. McCord, M. Miller, D. Jones, D, Mates, M. Manzick, D. Freiler, J. Weismiller, J. Jon- athan, M. C. Lynch, C. Bohler, C. Moyer, J. Spotts, P. Lord. Fifth Row-E. Knittle, E. Purcell, E. Mete, K. Ash, V. Yourshaw, D. Bainbridge, K. George, D. Pineau, S. Muench, R. Marshall, J. Salak, M. Shappell, H. Boyer, J. Lightstone, R. Liddle, C. Knoll, K. Deegan, D. Umbenhauer, G. Bechtel, C. Bell, E. Berger, B. Connors, D. Shuman. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service is a service organization whose main function is the sponsoring of a foreign exchange student to P. A. H. S. The club has a candy sale in the fall which helps greatly to pay the expenses of this student. Also, the A. F. S. holds an A. F. S. Day every March which consists of an as- sembly program featuring many of the foreign exchange students in the surrounding area. The exchange student this year is Sergio Ramirez from Santiago, Chile. OFFICERS President CHARLEY ACHENBACH Vice-President . . . DEBBIE LOWTHERT Secretary EVA FREDERIKSEN Treasurer . DEBBIE COMPETUS Adviser . , . MR. HARTLEY DIE DEUTSCHEN WUNDERKINDER Die Deutschen Wunderkinder is a newly formed organization created to give interested German students an opportunity to broaden their background in the German language and culture, They are guided in their effort by adviser, Mr. Joseph Hartley. The club is sub-divided into four groups which represent the ethnic regions of Germany: The Bayern, the Sachsen, the Rheinlander, and the Schwaben. A Volksfest is one of many projects planned for club activities. Committees also schedule programs, such as movies, for regular meetings. There are money-making projects throughout the year and the initiation of new members. OFFICERS Der Kanzler , . KARL ACHENBACH Die Sekretarin BONNIE BOBBS Der Finanzminister , .KARL FEY Der Ratgeber , HERR HARTLEY Bottom Row, left to right-Mr, Hartley, C. Achenbach, C, Fey, B. Bobbs S Runkle J Kostrey S Kimmel B Bradley E Kniitle, P. Adams, M. Shaw, R. Spotts. Second Row--T. Lowe, R. Bigg. D. Brokhoff, H. Metzger, R. Smith J Joulwin K lcssler J Dunhelmer B Ifaust D Lengel, R. Smith, M. Manzuck, K. Dinklocker, V. Yourshaw, L. Horn. Third Raw-IJ. Rupp, C. Moyer, B. Quigg, F. Whalen, S. Kenna, N Homcker I Joulwan M Ritter I lrulerlksen D Uinbenhen, B. Schwartz,'B. Shollenberger. Bottom Row, left to right-J. Smith, A. Dinger, D. Frantz, M. Zugzda, C. Brown. S. Daubert, IC. Meisner, D. Savory, H. Boyer, D. Gellert, J. Puddu, M, Palko. Second Row-J. Buehler, S. Hopkins, S. DeLong, S. Palko, D. Sharp, J. Terleckas, M. Jones, M. Krisno, K. Deegan, M. Smith, C. Lack, D. Jones, S. Honicker, P. Lord, D. Stemer, M. Pinkus, Mrs. Gearhart. Third Row-A. M. Becker, D. Seltzer, P. Dinger, K. Chattin, B. Ii. Faust, J. Atty, M. Messina, B. Holtzer, I.. Major, M. Brown, M. Gelbutis, Harkins. Fourth Row-B. Bradley, D. I.engeI, G. Schuster, L. Evans, S. Morrison, S. Dixon, F. Murgido, M. Weiss, D. Competus, S. Sencak, L. Matzuk, K. Ash, L. Acker, M. Klitsch, L. Gerstenfeld. Fifth Row-S. Puddu, R. Jones, Delin, V. Georgievski, R. Boyer, lt. Gennerella, S. Reed, D. Ward, D. Bogagc, W. Jones, T. Sinton, C. Bobinis, M. Morgan. - -- LARES ET ARTES ROMANORUM The main objective of the Latin Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Amelia Gearhart, is giving its members a better under- standing of the Latin language and its history. The main activity of the Latin Club is the Latin banquet, which is held at the close of the school year. Fountains, togas, and slaves make the banquet an authentic affair. The Latin Club also gives a Christmas basket to one of the needy families of the area. With an abundance of new slaves this year, the Latin Club should delinitely soar to greater heights in the years to come. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS President JOHN PUDDU Vice-President DAVID GELLERT Secretary MICHELE PALKO Treasurer HARRY BOYER Adviser MRS. AMELIA GEARHART EL CIRCULO ESPANOL El Circulo Espanol was formed in 1964 at the request of Spanf ish students who, in the formal atmosphere of a club, wished to learn something about the cultural and social customs of Spane ish-speaking countries. The members of the club are students in the second, third, and fourth year of Spanish and are required to have an average of C or better upon completion of the first year of the language. The meetings, held monthly from September to May, inclus- ive, alternate with business and program meetings. It is fortuf nate, as in the past years, that exchange students from South America are members who can give a first-hand account of usual and unusual customs of their countries. This year, Yvonne Evia from Bolivia and Sergio Ramirez from Chile presented programs about their respective countries. Too, as an honorary member, Marijke Nagelhout, who is an exchange student from the Neth- erlands and who is a first-year Spanish student, participated in a Christmas program telling the members that her Saint Nich- olas supposedly comes from Spain. The club consists of 58 mem- bers. O F F I C E R S President . ALLAN TEPPER Secretary WILLIAM CHEKAN Vice-President , SCOTT REICHERT Treasurer LARRY SCHIFF Adviser , MRS. MARGARET ASCHMAN Bottom. Row, left to right-M. Nagelhout, S. Ramirez, Y. Evia, W. Chekan, L. SchiE, S. Reichert, A. Tepper, L. Buery, C M essina . Second Row-J. Freedman, W. AHCHBWS, K- Goss, B- HOIYIB, C. Lauch, D. Jones, Mrs. Aschman, D. Kowalick, D. Eiche, C Fox, J. Bradley, M. McGee, S. Wertman, H. Jones, C. Tokonitz. Third Row-D. Finley, P. Brennan, D. Competus, D. Freiler, B. Smith, S. Weismiller, D. Mazzuca, S. Smink, P. Bacon, P Lotz, L. Mady, L. Portland, B. Zbiek. Fourth Row-C. Barto, L. Davis, J. Hoffman, J. Joulwan, C. Lowthert, D. Lowthert, B. Walters, J. Weiss, P. Reynolds K 1 Kemple, F. Murgido. Fifth. Row--R. Thomas, K. Ash, K. Loy, J. Jones, D. Bogage, D. Gellert, H. Eichenbauui, C. Moyer, R. Walsh. V. Lopez Bottom Row, left to right-Miss I-Iildreth, D. Emery, L. Malys, K. Hufnagle, IJ. Sandherr, L. Rega, N. Bobby, B. Quigg, B. Shollenberger, B. Bradley, W. Andrews, C. Messina, P. Camodeca, G. Brown, J. Freedman, S. Runkle. Second Row-IVI. McBreen, G. Coulson, D. Ryan. E. Campion, J. Edmonds, H. Metzger. B. Russell. D. Slerner, D. Nlales. P. Lord, S. Honicker. M. Jones. P. Hauplly, C. DeLong, Palko, H. Jones, C. Fox, M. Miller. M. Kleiner. Third Row-S. Kenna, C. Iichnert, IJ. Reese, K. Jennings, A. M. Burns, J. Bradley, D. Crum, L. Beury, P. Lord. IJ, Sum- oski, C. Davis, P. Scanlan, I.. Snyder, M. Pinkus, M. Knittle, S. Mengel, IJ. Lord, C. Sidlcr, J. Beury, A. Mercuri, I.. Woles- chok, M. Jefferson, J. Piccioni. Fourth Row-H. Bartholomew, T. McKenzie, K. George, K. Dusel. D. Bainbridge, S. Dixon, P. Manzick. D. Sharp, N. Stock, G. Stevens, A. Gerace, IJ. I-Iollnian, M. Stone, N. Thomas, IJ. Newton, F. Whalen, S. Quigg, L. Hom, 'I'. Trommvltor, C. Bren- nan, B. Schwartz, S. Kimmel. Fifth Row-J. Spotts, S. Hopkins, C. Buhler, M. Leininger, L. Walters, B. Clcws, M. Leininger. T. Snyder, NI. C. Lynch, IC. Shaw, K. Kemple, S. Majestic, Snyder, 'l'. Peron, M. Ritter, IJ. Umbenhauer, C. Brennan, L. Acker, J. Carter. C. Knoll, B. Connors, D. Shuman. TT GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association is designed to promote better physical health and sportsmanship. Membership is open to all freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors who participated in at least two intrarnural sports or one interscholastic sport. These sports include basketball, softball, track, skiing, volley- ball, archery, and bowling. This year the girls, basketball team is a member of the Schuyl- kill County Girls' Interscholastic Basketball League. OFFICERS President . DONNA EMERY Vice-President , LOUISE MALYS Recording Secretary KARLENE HUFNAGLE Corresponding Secretary LINDA REGA Treasurer DONNA SANDHERR , Adviser MISS ELLEN HILDRETH SENIOR Y-TEENS The Senior Y-Teens this year consists of eleven senior girls and the adviser is Mrs. Madeline Miller. The purpose of the Y-Teen Club is to help spread fellowship among the young girls in our world today. Many projects are included in our activities, such as bake sales and a sub sale in the spring. Both these projects help to send representatives to the Y-Teen Conference in the winter and in the spring. At these conferences girls from all over the surrounding areas at- tend to help spread lasting friendship. At least ten represent- atives are sent from the entire Y-Teen organization in our town every year. OFFICERS President . . DEBBIE COMPETUS Vice-President CAROL BELL Secretary , . PAT BRENNAN Treasurer LAUREEN DEWALD Adviser ,. , MRS. MADELINE MILLER Bottom Row, left to right-D. Competus, C. Bell L Dewald P Brennan Second Row-J, Stock, J. Shafier, K, Brehony V Gross Third Row-E, Snukis, J. Lurtier f . ., , I . ,.... may A , V Bottom Row, left to right-Mrs. Deitrich, C. Antolick, B. Faust, D. Competus, K, Chattin, D. Emery, S. Runkle, M. Sperling, D. Powers, J. Jonathan, I.. Bensinger, P. Lord, P. Quirk, S. Wertman, P. Weiss, D. Piccioni. Second Row-C. Fey, T. Holshue, E. Walsh, B. McCord, D. J. Jones, C. Lauck, J. Weismiller. D. Freiler, C. Barto. D. Finley, C. Tokonitz, C. Sadusky, B. Breniari, D. Brokhofi, R. Edmonds, V. Zugzda, D. Witrriier, E. Fisher, J. Curtier, D. Maz- zuca, L. VVoleshock. Third Row-A. Mercuri, B. Skrincosky, R. Thomas, B. Shollenberger, L. Portland, M. Weiss, B, Zbiek, S. Smink, M. Miller, C. Fox, D. Eiche, P. Brown, Kimmel, IMI. Gelbutis, S. Rosenberg, J. Bradley, J. Reynolds, B. Smith, K. Stank. Fourth Row-K. Jennings, A. Jones, P. Joulwan, H. Jones, W. Clauser, J. Spleen, Reichert, A, Dinger, J. Smith, C. Bren- nan, T. Trommetter, F. Whalen, S. Quigg, T. Perzm, D. Umhenhauer. B. Schwartz. Filth Row--R. Boyer, R. DeFont. M. Dorsey, C. Guers. R. Gormas, E. Frederiksen. D. Umbenhen, C. Bell, K. Ash, L. Matzuk, S. Sencak, L. Acker, M. McDonough, B. Stiltner, K. Loy, Seitzinger. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization composed of seniors, juniors, and sophomores who are interested in pursu- ing teaching as a career. The purpose of the organization is to take a realistic look at teaching so that its members can be sure that their decision to teach will suit them. Helping to teach in the elementary grades and tutoring fellow students who are having difficulty in a particular subject are a few of the projects that will be conducted by the members. Mrs. Helen Deitrich is the faculty adviser. O F F I C E R S President CAROL ANTOLICK . BETH ELLEN FAUST KAREN CHATTIN Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . . DEBBIE COMPETUS Treasurer ..., , DONNA EMERY FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America is a national organiza- tion and Pottsville Area High School is afliliated with the or- ganization. The purposes of the club are to create new ideas in home economics and to carry these ideas beyond the classroom. The club enjoved a trip to New York City and a banquet in the spring. The members raised the money for these projects by selling candy. Gail Snowell was elected to the McCall's fashion board this year and represented our school in that capacity. In order to be eligible for membership a girl must be taking home economics. Mrs. Betty Sykes is the adviser for the club. OFFICERS President GAIL SNOWELL Vice-President THERESA DEMKO Secretary BARBARA WILLIAMS Treasurer CAROL KONDRACK Boitom Row, left to right-Mrs. Sykes, G. Snowell, B. Williams, C. Kondrack, M. Camodeca, M, McBreen, M. Klemer, P Eckert, C. Kline. Semml Row-D. Dermo, J. Smulktis, Fl. Rubright, M. Mackey. E. Edwards, K, Freeze, T. Troilo, N. Melusky, H. Lutchen Third Ron'-C. Sudusky, J, Kienzle, B. Hutzel, C. Makely. M. Pinkus, D. Antonini, R. Russell, K. Dusel. Fourth Row-M. Roth, C. Yarish, A. Yuda, G. Bedford, C. Baskerville, McCall, K. A. George. Filth Row-P. Doolin, M. Goetz, C. Huinagle, C. Coogan, J, Butt, C. Zinda, J. Kelly. - i 5 - . 1 l W S A f . . K X, . gy. 1 F 5 S si N53 LIBRARY CLUB One of the best means of developing interest in the school library is the organization of student assistants. To give a wide- range of up-to-the-minute service, the librarian must have cler- ical assistance. With truly integrated team work, the Library Club girls assist at the desk during their free periods and before school in the morning. Membership is limited to forty-eight girls. Twelve girls are selected from each class on the basis of a theme which is pre- sented to the Initiation Committee of the club. Social activities are held by the club members and this year a club pin was selected and will be given to each member. Meetings are held in the library every second and fourth Tuesday of the month. Mrs. Betty Maley, librarian, served as faculty adviser to the group. OFFICERS President .. SUSAN SMINK Vice-President BETH WALTERS Secretary CAROLYN HUFNAGLE Treasurer PATRICIA BRENNAN Adviser MRS. BETTY MALEY Bottom Row, left to right-C. Hufnagle, S. Smink, Mrs. Maley, B. Walters, P. Brennan. IN MEMORIAM MRS. BETTY MALEY The memories of her devot- ed and dedicated service and her unswerving loyalty as the Librarian of Pottsville Area High School will live on for- ever. Second Row-M. Sperling, J. Freedman, C. Messina, M. A. Klemer, M. JeHerson, M. Calabrese, L. Dimmerling, S. Palko, D. Pohronezny, W. Andrews, J. Smith. Third Row-M. Burns, J. Bradley, C. Fox, M. Lynch, C. Wentzel, V. Adams, S. Campion, M. Weiss, J. Atty, J. Curtier, B. Bradley. Fourth Row - E. Knittle, L. Portland, K. Doublestein, M. Smith, D. Goodwin, D. Stemer, M. Pinkus, P. Hauptly, A. Gerace, J. Tumer. Fifth Row-G. Stevens, M. Leininger, L. Walters, K. George, C. Lynch, B. Schwartz, D. Umbenhauer, B. Smulk, L. Mady, P. Kenna. - z L W fF'R?QX't3Yi5f7 i i 'ff 8 S . 5 . Y. 55 S Bottom Row, left to right-N. Honieker, D. Freiler, Miss Brokhoff, C. Lewis, A. Lutza. Second Row-J. Atty, S. Mates, A. Fernsler, F. Deitrich, G. Meyer, C. Kurtek, J. Kostrey. Third Row-E. Frederiksen, M. Fatula, S. Kenna, L. Lilienthal, K. Houser, L. Speacht. Fourth Row-L. Matzuk, B. Jones. M. Dynosky, C. Knoll, B. Quigg, D. Sandherr. SKETCH CLUB Pottsville Area High School includes a group of talented art students who constitute the Sketch Club. gg The club, under the guidance of faculty adviser, Mr. Robert Koslosky, was active this year in affairs of school and commun- ity. The members painted fantasy murals for the children of the St. Francis Orphanage, gave painting demonstrations for various churches and organizations, and assisted with the make- up for the Senior Play. Through the years the club has supplemented its funds hy selling yearbook covers. and this practice Continues this year. A trip to New York art museums concluded the club's activities for this school term. OFFICERS President DONALD FREILER Vice-President NANCY HONICKER Secretary CATHY LEWIS Treasurer . .ANNA MAE LUTZA P. A. H. S. REPERTORY COMPANY The Repertory Company is one of the newest clubs in the high school. It consists of students who wish to gain a mature insight into the field of dramatics. The members of the club are enabled to explore diITerent as- pects of the field ot' dramatics. Acting, directing, casting, and producing are included. The students themselves run the Show under the supervision of the advisers, Membership is opened during the second semester. 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Q ,W 5, 15,V'f11 ' -, S ,. 1+ , -,, W ,M M 1 mm W . , . 'yew 5, W 1-My ,A A - . 1 ,V .. N A . UK. W , , gr' - fi Y if ,,- , Y , kb 1 4. 1 ,K , V 4:3 . ! N 'Wd I , .Q M N X ' M 3 v W, x ' L ' VW I7 ,, 1- 5' 'A if 1 ' .4352-,Q 4 'A . f' 5. N N --f: f . , , ,, 1, 9 . ' . , , A Q ' aux' Y , A V N w A ' , , w ' .Q ' 0 f A , , gg an -, If ,. -4 it S, .Fi . YA V M. W 'Q , . 'V ral A f 41 X 4' ,- , ' M -, . v' ' ' - A , x I 5. N 14 1 1 V. f , , x , ' I A n K P' - ,' ,T mf' SPORTS ILLUSTRATED Front Row, left to right-L. Schiff, P. Marchetti, D. Wilson, J. Berrang, H. Davis. Back Row-Mr. Kline, R. Lombel, J. Yob, J. Evans, D, Syndor, S. Ramirez, P. Shellharnmer, J. Siket, K. Bailey, C. Higgins, Mr. Tasso. BASKETBALL TEAM Our varsity basketball team, coached by Mr. Ken Kline, compiled a very impressive 22-6 record for the year. The Tide, the only East Penn League school remaining in the final playoff for District XI, Class A champion, became runner-up after losing to West Hazleton. Pottsville had the best over-all sea- son record of any team in the East Penn League, and this year's team won more games in one season than any other Pottsville High basketball team.. Most noteworthy among the various tilts were those against Palmerton and Catasauqua for District XI honors. Jim Berrang, the Tides leading scorer, became the second Pottsville High player to score over 1,000 career points. He was also first in defensive rebounds. Four of the five starters of this year's team were among the top thirty in the East Penn League. The important job of manager, which is too often forgotten in the minds of the spectators, was under- taken by Larry Schiff for four years. Our J.V. team, coached by Mr. Keating, had a final record of 11-11. With their good attitude and hard work, the Junior Varsity won nine out of their last thirteen games of the season. With this promising young team coming up, Mr. Kline can surely look forward to many rewarding seasons in the years to come. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES H. S. P.A.H. S. P A H. S. Pine Grove Tamaqua 50 50 Allentown Cent Lfith Freedom Bethlehem Liberty Tamaqua William Allen Bethlehem Catholic Liberty Phillipsburg Playoff-Cent. Cath. Bethlehem Catholic Easton . - Hazleton Hazleton Dieruff Freedom William Allen Allentown Cent, Cath. William Allen Palmerton Hazleton Phillipsburg Catasauqua Mahanoy Area Easton West Hazleton Dierulf Penn MAacHiT'n -Jm Sauer Berman cr Jxm Ssaauo Rmamsz - DAVE wngqu w 1 4 1 I IUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Bottom Row, left to right-H. Bertsch, R. Brown, D. Sherry, K. Kline, W. Ash, R. Thornburg, R. Scheipe. Second Row-Mr. Keating, E. Guers, R. Liddle, L. Ostrosky, A. Raczka, R. Jones, O. Remington, J. Shields, W. Brehony, G. Brennan. P. A. H. S. 76 Pine Grove 39 Freedom 45 William Allen 40 IUNIOR VARSITY SCORES P.A.H. S. P.A.H. S. 42 39 Hazleton , , 101 57 Phillipsburg 43 48 55 Mahanoy Area . 61 29 Easton 28 66 63 Tamaqua . . . 39 31 Dieruff . 39 48 42 Liberty , 52 61 Central 51 38 62 Bethlehem Catholic 58 72 Tamaqua 40 64 46 Hazleton . 49 61 Liberty 48 76 57 Freedom . . 37 57 Bethlehem Catholic 48 45 William Allen . , . 53 Phillipsburg 45 Easton 62 Dieruff 2 1 Central FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row, left to right-J. Snyder, T. Glenn, J. Pugh, D. Powanda, G. Hubler, F. Moyer. Second Row-Mr. Steidle, J. Lightstone, E. Yeager, R. Scheithauer, M. Sanders, F. Tassone. Third Row - A. Holtzer, J. Sweeney, R. Snowell, B. Heliner, D. Rice, A. Bobbs. PATTERSON BASKETBALL TEAM Bottom Row, left to right- Mr. Fox, B Tobin, T. Kline, H. Wilson, P. Flannery M. Bevan, B. Umbenhauer. Second Row-W. Madrigal, E. Jones, T Derfler, T. Glenn, D. Rescorla, E. Mady. y sm X 0. ' A. f ,xi Awgx W . Wm M . L 4 at K .W X55 .S .Q - X Nw 253114421369 Ks? Www SN iv if 'No X .wggif i VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom, in Splits- L. Davis, S. Smink, L. Malys Second Row- M. Moyer, A. Fernsler Third Row-B. Walters, L. Mady, C. Somers, J , Buggy, P. Adams CHEERLEADERS The Pottsville Area High School cheerleaders began their 1969-1970 season by attending the Poconos Sports Camp in August. At camp, the Varsity squad won four awards for outstanding performance and also the Spirit Stick, an award given to the peppiest squad. The many cheers, stunts, and routines these girls learned at camp were put to good use at pep rallies, at games, and at parades. In addition to cheering at football and basketball games, the Varsity added wrestling meets to their busy schedule. When not performing, the cheerleaders could be found selling stickers, pencils, pillows, and having bake sales and Victory dances. The Junior Varsity cheerleaders were kept busy making signs, decorating for pep rallies, and selling items at the games. Under the excellent guidance of Miss Ellen Hildreth, the girls have learned that a cheerleader is more than a leader of cheers. She is a leader in her school. Certainly the P. A. H.nS. cheerleaders are worthy of this recognition. Yes, it is true, the cheerleaders have brought back spirit at Pottsville Area High School! ILINIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom Row, left to right- S. Kenna, C. Hufnagle Second Row-S. Quigg, D. Blackwell, D. Mazfzuca, P. Lord Top Row B. Rich, D. Freiler VARSVTY FOOTBALL TEAM Q 3 ,Q . 5? C5 2 .-1 .. 5 , O E Q m 5: 6 CTS E si Pi 2 Q. E 'i . Q Q E1 rd' O 'S 2 'E . Q 2 C5 .. U1 '52 Z .3 N 1-4 Q5 E1 ci . L3 f-5 5: .-T EE OJ 5 0 Dj Di 5 E ,J ua D4 53 ma ni E.: CJ Q .Q E m 5 M. pai E 53' 'S gk' .gnbbbls-I 25252 552.5 .+5? PM -'D 651759 111.5194 ang. 96.5 :Lino 39452 ...Emil 20555 kim? 22,45 ...2gw 351151 ..3v-a ELTQEQS 93.5-QE E322 ogg! Lomas mimi Q Q Thornburg, Piel, L, Ostrosky, R. y, W. 60 McG E3 of 'U 72 ,C U2 A 5 UI C 2 C5 nfl E Q2 'J w Ld E CD CD GS s-I I5 a 3 2 CQQ3 .w H8 5: . or-4 CI EEN QE .5 mz NO E113 Z7 -JC E22 IW 22 ma -EU E m M errick, C. Syndor, T. Powanda, C. Bobbins, H. M el, D. Kimm Mirabella, J. Cribben, G. Powers, K. Ld S. Q5 5 l-4 eu I fri 4:5 O as .Q E! cu x-I x-I 2 I 3 o DZ -2 'C .3 o in FOOTBALL SEASON - 1969 With a rugged coaching staff manned by Ray DiCello, Tom Noga, Mike Lazarchick, Rick Laubach, John Carestia, and Terry Case, Coach Flynn was once again confronted with the task of Uintensifying our Tide after a summer of fun in the sun. The returning seniors weren't great in number, but their quality formed a firm base for this year's team. POTTSVILLE 0 - BLUE MOUNTAIN 18 In spite of the weeks of hard preparation, Pottsville was held scoreless for the first time since 1957 in their opening bout with Blue Mountain. Pottsville's rock-ribbed defense was trying its best, but the Eagles' offense proved to be invulnerable. Punts by Lopez made the farmers really plow for their touch- downs. POTTSVILLE 18 - MAHANOY AREA 6 A strong running offense added to Pottsville's usual sturdy defense to enable the Bulldogs to score three times against the Golden Bears. Shellhamer, the pride of '71, did his part by scoring the first TD of the 1969 season on a keeper from six yards out. POTTSVILLE 13 - TAMAQUA 6 Pottsville scored its second straight victory with a triumph over Tamaqua by a score of 13-6. Potts- ville had a 7-0 lead at halftime with Wilson's sideline scamper. Wilson also scored the final touch- down in the fourth quarter with a score over right tackle. POTTSVILLE 29 -- PANTHER VALLEY 0 With the help of Wilsons 72-yard punt return, Pottsville truly romped over the Panthers. Outstand- ing blocking was displayed by John Rich and Pete Marchetti, as they helped to clear the way for Wil- son's two long touchdown runs. Laubenstine added to the total score by adding two TD's, both gotten from the left end. POTTSVILLE 21 - SHAMOKIN 0 Pottsville scored an astounding victory over Shamokin by a score of 21-0. Dave Syndor scored Potts- ville's first touchdown and Dave Wilson added the two-point conversion. Wilson then scored Pottsville's second touchdown with a pass from Shellhamer. Syndor then pulled in Shellhamer's fourth down end zone pass, and Vanco Georgievski kicked the extra point with 24 seconds left, thus extending Pottsville's winning streak to four straight games. POTTSVILLE 29 - SHENANDOAH 14 The Tide made it five straight with their win over Shenandoah by a score of 29-14. The Blue Devils boasted a strong defense, but our offense proved to be just too strong. POTTSVILLE 15 - MOUNT CARMEL 42 Although Mount Carmel was limited to only six offensive plays in the first period, Mount Carmel, with the lightning speed of Gary Diminick, still defeated Pottsville by a score of 42-15. Dave Syndor put Pottsville on the scoreboard at 2:58 in the second quarter. Shellhamer capped Pottsville's 75-yard drive with a two-yard run for the Tide's second score. He added the two extra points himself. The Tornadoes truly outwinded the Tide. POTTSVILLE 8 -- SHIKELLAMY 17 In its first meeting with Pottsville, Shikellamy upended the Tide with a 17-8 victory. Rick Lauben- stine scored the first touchdown on a 17-yard end sweep, Shellhamer added the two extra points on a run. Pottsville's biggest downfall was the failure of the pass to find the range. POTTSVILLE 7 - I-IAZLETON 26 Despite Pottsville's valiant efforts, the Crimson Tide was still defeated by the Mountaineers by a score of 26-7. Sophomore Chris Higgins scored Pottsville's touchdown on a 27-yard pass from Ronnie Lom- bel. Vanco Georgievski kicked the extra point to end Pottsville's scoring. POTTSVILLE 14 - WILLIAM ALLEN 14 Pottsville almost pulled a major upset but tied with William Allen, 14-14. Rick Laubenstine scored Pottsville's first touchdown on a three-yard run. Wilson then scored on a sideline scamper for Potts- ville's second touchdown. Vanco Georgievski split the uprights after both scores, accounting for Potts- ville's fourteen points. POTTSVILLE 6 -- READING 28 In Pottsville's last game of the season, Dave Syndor scored the only touchdown in the second period by catching an eleven-yard pass. The Tide ended its season with a 5-5 record. The highlight of the season was a five-game winning streak beginning with the Mahanoy Area game and ending with the Shenandoah Valley game. 1 V W P: . 5 3 .3 , s sg . 1 V.,, 4 I6 g I' is Y fy iii J 'if - ,.,. ! K' Q 'Touv Pano - J 4 3' , . Jon-an ser-I ' I X X A - DAVE Wu..soN - 5 , 3 ' ? iy 6 - V 1 x. -551533 gl 6 ,J Q x. , SWS , ILLY von , .Ad W I I A r - VA:-:co Geoaelzvsm - 5 5 1 1 2 - Pu-:R MARQ-c:'rTn - y 5 I , ' Rm-man LAUBENSTHN - 3 ' Ream-r Kueaansfenn - ,B A - lk ! ' Kun-r Bllown ' 'Af P J 'Q 'i-:, ..,, X A PAUL Dmmefumcv - A Z Q,, Z iff? ' - Gsonoe Feaancs-uck ' y , ,JV Y M K! rvx y ,. :1-' ? ' Eowmzo Hnmrroao ' am. -. 1 S sf , x If as 4 5,i x Q . XX Fp ,. I 55 Q73-1 Twig LD Q F fi, X 5 ji Mm HV' xx ' ii Eg if 'X X dl l 7 'ff S 'A '-.fix I V nm s K A l ,ff V 1 l Q r I Q Kneeling, left to right-G. Lindsay, J. Smith. Standing-Mr. Kline, T. Higgins, R. DeFont, R. Longerini, K. Bailey, R. Miller, J. Yob, W, Jones, R. Kliebenstein, H. Merrick, K. Morgan, C. Malys. 1969 GOLF TEAM The year 1969 proved prosperous for the golf team under the supervision of Mr. Kline. Bill Jones, as a freshman, was the leading scorer with an average of 89. Kirk Morgan, play- ing in the number one position, qualified for the District XI Finals with an 85 average. Kirk's 74 was just one stroke oil the school record. Both of these men should prove an asset for the 1970 team which will be composed of two seniors, two juniors, and one soph- omore, as well as some fine young prospects. Botom Row, left to right-J. Clarkson, R. Elison, R. Jones, J. Colitz, T. Murphy, J. Lynch, L. Payne, M. Wagner, R. Harvey. Second Row-R. Hahner, A. Pope, T. Ice, R. Resoorla, J. Bobby, S. Reichert, J. Leonard, R. Walters, J. Vanella, R. Nolley, Third How-J. Dittmar, F. Cremia, J. Brown, R. Kliebenstein, E. Carter, S. Hammel, M. Morgan, J. Gronski, K, Kimmel. Fourth Row-Mr. Norton, J. Barton, R. Fry, C. Ansbach, R. Downey, J. Hollenbush, P. Donohue, J. Ritter, J. Dieski J Folley, F. Davis, Mr. Case. , ' WRESTLING--1970 Pottsvi1le's grapplers of 1970 were ably coached by Messrs. Terry Case and John Nor- ton. The strength of the 1970 squad was added to by outstanding members from every class. Two upperclassmen, senior Les Payne and junior Jim Ditmar, had undefeated sea- sons. The underclassmen made their presence felt on the squad by such outstanding mem- bers as Emerson Carter, a freshman. Because of a very tough schedule, the squad was held to a 4-10 record. Pottsville beat Mahanoy Area by a score of 35-21, Schuylkill Haven by 16 points in a 33-17 victory, Panther Valley by a 26-23 squeaker, and Nativity by a score of 29-21. Pottsville was represented in the districts by Bob Harvey, a freshman, and Jim Ditmar, hgh, , S. I I Q '1 Bottom Row, left to right-K. Jelferson, Coach DiCello, Coach Lazarchick, Coach Sterner, James Messina, captain. M Second Row-D. Gellert, C. Lowthett, J. Foley, H. Davis, S. Muench, A. Greiner, E. Mirabella, J. Shields, V. LaSe1va, M. organ. Third Row-C. Bobinis, B. Celani, K. Kimmel, R. Downey, D. Spleen, D. Bogage, K. Kimmel, M. Stock, R. Lauhenstine, Fourth Row-J. Marmnis, E. Guers, P. Platko, J. Ventura, H. Boyer, R. Spotts, B. Frey, J. Puddu, D. Ward. Fifth Rau:-E. Hampford, K. Cooper, C. Stock, S. Prokop, T. Pilo, J. Trabosh, P. Wyse, J. Evans, J. Dittmar. 1969 TRACK AND FIELD P. A. H. S. Track and Field Team initiated the 1969 track season with a victory over Na- tivity High School and then proceeded to battle in the Eastern Pennsylvania Track and Field League, the Penn Relays, Lebanon Relays, the Southern Conference Track and Field Championship, and the District Eleven PIAA Track and Field Championship. Individual stand-outs for the team were Jim Messina and Gary Comfort. Gary Comfort was undefeated in the two-mile run in dual meets and won the District Eleven Two-Mile P. I. A. A. Championship. Jim Messina, running both the mile and the half-mile, was un- defeated in the mile in dual competition in the East Penn Track and Field League. 12 W . .f K 4 f? is i . . J v J fs' A S K , SJW .X X , g 'G' ' ' 'Y .ga Slit - lg? 6 fig' SQA RACK ri fi 'Q W e is :A Y is l f .ifiyifiiixisltii --A' 4 ff if le, we Bottom Row, left Io right-J. Hubler, K. Kline, J. Spleen, C. Lowthert, K. Jefferson. Second Row-J. Lightsbone, B. Jones, H. Bertsch, P. Platko, K. Bailey, T. Sinbon. 1 Third How-J. Ritter, J. Marconis, R, Spotts. B. Liddle, J. Messina, Coach Carlton R. Sterner, G. Comfort, A. Iiuczka, S. Prokop, J. Berrang. 1969 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Pottsville Area's 1969 Cross Country team won eighteen out of the last twenty-one races and finished fourth in team standing in the District Eleven P. I. A. A. Cross Country Championship. Pottsville was second, runner-up position, in the newly-formed Schuylkill County Cross Country League. The three losses that marred a perfect record were at the hands of undefeated teams. Great individual performances by Jim-Messina and Gary Comfort were features of the season. Both won a number of races and both won medals in the District Eleven Cross Country Championship. These two runners won one-third of the medals in the District Eleven Meet. Jim Messina won the first running of the Schuylkill County Cross Country League Championship in record time. Messina also represented District Eleven in the P. I. A. A. state championship run at Penn State University. Other stand-outs were sophomores Clyde Lowthert and Kurt Jefferson. Jim Berrang was a strong contender. The only seniors were Messina and Berrang. j, nf: , V K. Q9 ' 1 I sill 4 if gal .. . .13 Bottom Row, left to right-J. Yuda, C. Baskerville, J, Cantwell, R. Ortiz, F. Powers, J. Wojcik, J. Thomas, Second Row-G. Eckert, R. Scheipe, C. Higgins, R. Thornburg, C. McNamara, W. Brehony, A. Tellup, K. Kline, Mr. Steidle. Third Row-R. Brown, J. Barton, P. Godwin, J. Berrang, P. Marchetti, J. Rich, V. Lopez, L. Ostrosky. BASEBALL-1969 Under the new coaching staff of Mr. Jim Steidle and Mr. Jack Keating, the 1969 baseball team had a winning season, the iirst in six years. It ended the season with a 8-7 record. In the last game of the 1969 season, the fearless nine upset Tri-Valley for a 14-2 win. John Cantwell was voted the most valuable player. With many experienced seniors and juniors returning, the 1970 baseball team has a very good chance for another winning season this year. P. A. H. S. P. A. H. S. 1 Blue Mountain 12 2 Tri-Valley 4 0 Panther Valley 2 5 Lourdes 10 Mahanoy Area . . 4 9 Nativity . . . , 9 Minersville . 8 4 Nativity . 3 Mahanoy Area . . 2 7 Mahanoy Area 9 Minersville ..... , . . 11 3 Lourdes . , . 3 Schuylkill Haven . . . .....,.....,. 4 12 Tri-Valley . , 1 Panther Valley . . . . 8 SEASON RECORD: 8 wins - 7 losses 1969 GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM The Girls' Softball Team, coached by Miss Ellen Hildreth, chalked up another winning season in regularly scheduled games with a fine record of four victories and two defeats. Playing excellent games and competing with many powerful opponents, the lassies showed their abilities and emerged victorious in most of the hard-fought contests. Both Miss Hild- reth and this year's squad deserve a compliment of excellent for their fine all-around effort and determination. 1969 ARCHERY TEAM Pottsville participated in the Schuylkill County Girls' Archery Tournament again this year. Teams competing in the tournament were Blue Nlountain, Pine Grove, Nativ- ity, and Pottsville. Peggy Barto and Terry Ritzko were highscorers for Pottsville. Bottom Row, left to right- F. Whalen, L. Malys, J. Selinko. IJ. Coleman, P. Bartn. Top Row-I., Acker, IJ. Fliche. Miss Hildreth, C. Knoll. J. Powan- da. S. Kenna, Bottom Row, left to right-Mr. Tasso, Mr. Lazarchick, Miss Hildreth, lNfIr. Steidle, Mr. DiCello. Second Row-Mr. Sterner, Mr. Fox, Mr. Case, Mr. Norton, Mr. Keating, Mr. Laubach. Third Row--Mr. Haberle, Mr. Freeman, Mr. Kline, Mr. Luchnick, Mr. Flynn, Mr. Kiehner. MR MR MR M R. DR. MR MR MR MR MR MR MR ATHLETIC BOARD OF QONTROL JOHN CLARKE JOHN FLANNERY , DONALD DOLBIN . JOSEPH HOPKINS ALEX ATTY . MILES KIEHNER . BENJAMIN LIDDLE FRANCIS HABERLE FRANCIS LUCHNICK WILLIAM FLYNN KENNETH KLINE CARLTON STERNER MISS ELLEN HILDRETH MR MR MR MR MR. MR MR MR MR MR. TERRY CASE A , . JAMES STEIDLE . RAY DICELLO MICHAEL LAZARCHICK . RICHARD LAUBACH THOMAS NOGA , JOHN KEATING ROBERT FOX JOHN NORTON . JOHN CARESTIA MRS. SUSAN LAUBACH MR. JOHN TASSO . , MR. ALBERT FREEMAN MR. ARTHUR FOLLETT . School Board Chairman . , School Board hlcmber . , . School'Board Member . . . . School Board lllembcr , ,Superintendent of Schools Principal of High School . . Principal of Patterson . Director of Athletics . , . , , . , , Treasurer , Head Football Coach Head Basketball and Golf Coach . ,,...... . .. , . Head Track and Ficld Coach . . , Girls' Interscholastic Sports Coach . ,Head Wrestling Coach and Assistant Football Coach . , . . Head Baseball Coach and Freshman Basketball Coach Assistant Football and Assistant Track and Field Coach ,Assistant Football and Assistant Track and Ficld Coach Assistant Football and Assistant Track and Field Coach .,.,,... .,.......... , Assistant Football Coach , , Junior Varsity Basketball Coach . . . . . . , . . . . , , .Patterson Basketball Coach . ..., ,......... . , , Assistant Wrestling Coach . . ,Assistant Football and Assistant Baseball Coach . . . , , . . Assistant Girls' Basketball Coach . , . . . . . . . . Athletic Trainer , . . Equipment lllanagcr Rcportcr ?f CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir, under the musical mystique of Mr. Francis Portland, once again performed before ad- miring masses at their Christmas and Spring Concerts. The choir this year numbers a record 153 vocalists. It sang before various civic groups and numerous assem- blies and, as usual, took part in the annual Baccalau- reate services. MR FRANCIS PORTLAND Director of Choral Mustc dm ,ffQQ21I,,M,ne My 8 5 gig if President.. . Vice-President Secretary , A Treasurer, Associated Cho OFFICERS GREG TOBIN CHRIS HIGGINS PATRICIA MAJESTIC CAROLYN HUFNAGLE irs President RANDY NEYER QQ 9-vqfnf mme- 1 FRESHMAN CHOIR cjqymj The Junior Choir, which this year consists of 148 eager Freshmen, serves mainly to pre- pare its membership for participation in the Concert Choir. It participated in the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. President A Vice-President Secretary I Treasurer OFFI C E R S FRANCIS TASSONE LINDA WALTERS MELANIE LEININGER CYNTHIA SADUSKY MR. ARTHUR DELPAZ Director of Instrumental Music P.A.H.S.BAND' - If, as Carlye said, Music is well said to be the speech of angels, can it be surmised that there are ninety-eight angels in the P. A. H. S. Band? Here the reader may draw his own conclusions, but no one can deny that our band did its usual excellent job, whether on the field, in a parade, or in concert. The band both entertained and provided spirit at football games. Their prediction that Our Boys Will Shine may have come true as a result of their spirited music. The annual Spring Concert and various assembly programs were highly acclaimed. The band has been handling quite challenging concert music. Our band was among the very best at the Hamburg King Frost Paradeg the Pottsville Hallowe'en, Christmas, and Memorial Day Paradesg the Greater Pottsville Winter Carnival Parade, and the Schuyllzill Haven Jaycees County Band Festival. It concluded the year by playing for the annual Commencement Exercises. John Speacht and David Newton, two outstanding tubists, were chosen for participation in Eastern District Band at Whitehall High School. John held down first chair. Gm MR. ROLLIN MILLER Leader of Marching Band Thirty-three members of the band played in the Twin Valley Band Festival at Lourdes High School, Shamokin. There appears to be some disagreement between the band's two directors, Mr. Arthur Delpaz and Mr. Rollin Miller, as to who is more handsome, so we shall reserve editorial judgment. CIQDSJ O F F I C E R S President DAVID NEWTON Vice-President CHARLES ACHENBACH Secretary , . , ELLEN PURCELL Treasurer MICHAEL FASOLD ff xx g Xrfvjf' ,Q E 5 A155 if IN X Z X sig , S ga 'X f ' X K A 5 xg , I 461 K , 3.- 2 F xg! Qmg K K 24325, X' xx, KI swf. gl 4 ik? ik.. Q E if 'E ? W S N- X A Nik ak, X Q S? N ww R www - 0 is ,........ F l yuan Q...-5 X.. M X xl . .gb . U3 5 ik .qw M 5 I I Q Q A Y '54 'iv ,, G , . we 0 4 qwwkr AM W 4, A . A sf w ww 3 K 5 Y Lx 4, 0 Y? WLM . r UI , ,A A 5 A . Y, 1 , ' W ,Q AQ 3 ' 3, ' A ' rg ' , J. 'S ff A f' ' f 13. -K 4' .51 ' 'fi if 2 1 W ' .,,, ' A 5. ' ,ff f Q ' , A Q 9, g f' A WH 'Z 4 4145 I 'Y v f all ' A A gl W3 4 ' f- gff'fl?,3 ' 4 VP 42-v Q ' M V , 79 .1 ,,'7, 5,10 -:tn in - if If ' .QQ 4 I Y, ' H ,... g' 1: , f ' - - Gb Q . cr sn. 4 M. Q 212, kg V, V77 t 7' All X 1 1 A , ' Y! I in Q yn: f 1 xx VV 4 L. V I . ,I 'Dv 3 v 2 V .W 3 H I I any qrrq 2 Mi' 5 I W if Q Q 'Q gy V - - 1f .Q H Q Q , f ? S H ww, xg ,-,A gg,-, , JT. ff-Mx Bottom Row, left to right-D. Blankenhorn, E. Weigand, T. Lowe, L. Buery, Jones. M. Jones, D. Crum, D Second Row-A, Burns, M. Heffner, K. Ash, D. Pineau, L. Acker, W. Clauser. Third Row-R. Marshall, L. Frehafer, F. Mihalski, D. Johnson, E. Greiner, M. Fasold. Fourth Row-R. Dicus, R. Gormas, K. Bettinger, E. Winkler, G. Gerstenfeld, F. Ebert. PEP BAND Once again, the Pep Band, under the leadership of student conductors George Gerstcnfeld and John Speacht, provided out- standing musical support for all basketball pep rallies and home basketball games. With its 28 fine young musicians, the Pep Band will definitely continue to provide music for many years to come. JOHN SPE ACHT GEORGE GERSTE N FE LD Student Co-Conductors 1 FEATURES . X , XTQW av 54'-Xb s' f' Q- 4-g...':fJ'.3-11 f1 I 1' ' 7 1 Q .M VT k x - ,. ru ,i.-7+- 2e'p ' H . m o ?L'Q Q. MY womb AND L 1 ..,, MW. LCOME T0 IT 75 To a.varythmg ' ihara is H Season, A txme, to zvcry Pu:-Paar. Under HZGVZH .CLASS HISTORY. u.!YII7k..v What a wee part of a person's life are his acts and his words. His real life is led in his head and is known but to none but himself. MARK TWAIN The Class of 1970 has entered a new decade. We have witnessed social and political un- rest, economic crises, and civil disorders. Ours is a generation persistent in investigation and questioning, although it may seem that rather than diminish the troubles of mankind, we have intensified them. As a nation our accomplishments are wide- spread. So far away we have landed a man on the moon, yet so close to home, the American involvement in Vietnam continues in its tenth year. As the Senior Class of Pottsville Area High School, we, too, have witnessed many changes in the past years. When we entered as Freshmen, our expectations were beyond realiza- tion. We were horrified and confused that first day by the general maze of corridors and classrooms and by the long lines and short lunch period in the cafeteria. We thought we were doomed from the start. Soon, however, we believed that we were destined to become cultured and learned by our introduction to the Latin language and our finding that Latin is neither dead nor difficult. To prove this point, the Freshman Class presented a play in which Larry Schiff portrayed the Roman Superman and saved the Latin language land the play cast, tool from the boos of the audience. Freshman English proved to be a great challenge. We discovered that we could bring an F32 up to an F16 if we really tried! Those ever-fascinating facts and theories of Earth and Space Science were explained to us very thoroughly, even though a question might be an- swered by a wait until you get to Physics for that. But the new math in Algebra I proved to be too complicated for our Freshman ability. Our Sophomore year proved to be one of the most interesting especially with our school evaluation. Besides everyone's being on his toes, the school and all its inhabitants both sparkled and shone. We passed inspection with flying colors. Our vocabulary was greatly increased by Miss Ryan's introduction to Thirty Days to a More Powerful Vocabulary. The course was a tedious one, the benefits were tremendous. We could now use six-syllable words in place of two-syllable words. Also, we worked our way through the causes of World War I and World War II with the help of our fine his- tory teachers. We elected as officers this year: Les Payne, president, Charles Achenbach, vice-presi- dentg Allan Tepper, secretary, and Tom Murphy, treasurer, and ended the year on a very happy, joyful note. As we became upperclassmen we finally realized that it was, indeed, possible to blow up the Chem Lab and often we plunged for the windows to avoid suffocation. The Driver Ed. classes offered diversity for the J uniors-they now had the opportunity of backing into and running over garbage trucks. The atmosphere of several classes was changed upon the arrival of our first student teach- ers from Bloomsburg State College. Another innovation was added when the students picked a new-design for their class ring. The new rings can now be had with a variety of stones. And on the international scene the first American Field Service Day was held at Pottsville, including entertainment by about twenty foreign exchange students in an afternoon assembly. Now three-quarters of the way through our high school careers, the Junior Class officers, Les Payne, Elaine Linden, Kurt Brown, and John Rich planned the Junior Jelk, which closed the year of the greatest class in P. A. H. S. history. It took us four years to reach the lofty plateau, but we've finally become the Senior Class of Pottsville High. School spirit finally came back to our pep rallies, and the seniors were awarded the spirit stick on innumerable occasions. Our year was also enlightened by that Academy Award-winning play, f'You Can't Take It With You,', presented by thc best ac- tors Pottsville will ever see. We've attained the climax of success in entertainment, but our scholastic achievement was not lacking, either. We all learned Newton's Three Laws of Mo- tion and tried to prove them through experimentation, with error ranging from .0001 per cent to 2.000 per cent. Trig class was easier this year because of the new addition, a calcu- lator which could relieve the headaches of adding two and two. We end the year looking forward to commencement with mixed emotions. We are eager to start new lives in either the business or academic world, but we are sad knowing that the carefree days of high school will never return and that many friends and acquaint- ances will never be close again. We hope sincerely that as a class we have helped to improve the general image of high school students and we thank our teachers and administrators for the help and care they have given us in seeing, defining, and solving our problems. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President LES PAYNE Vice-President CHARLES ACHENBACH Secretary MICHELE PALKO Treasurer JOHN RICH SEV ENT? . . . SCENE H914 'lo 2' ,9 O -03. .8 -- P4 7 6 D ' A 'Einc 'lo 'oc born ,. 6. time 'to 532 5 ink. 'v h7 A HAPPINESS IS if A 'hmz 'to 11111 and 8. 'time 'ko heal N Q W' . BGPLB iq' . .,:,:, First Row, left to right-Mary Weiss, Patricia Covelesky, Allan Tepper, Debbie Competus, Tony DiCello, Larry SchiE. Second Row-Harry Boyer, Charles Fey, Beverly Zbiek, Tom Murphy. Third Row-Karen Loy, Beth Walters, Jack Derfler, Kirk Morgan, John Speacht, Molly Gallagher, Sarantns Palles, Art Dinger. . . . SENIOR CLASS PLAY . . . In this era of change and struggle for individuality, is it any wonder that the Class of 1970 should choose a play whose characters are unique, to say the least? YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU is the type of play that the cast, under the patient guidance of Miss Sherill Silberling and Miss Geraldine Morgan, struggled to make a success through unending rehearsals. Ever imprinted on our minds are all the good times we had both in and out of rehearsals, the excitement, tension, fear, and last-mznute cramming on opening night, the unceasing nosebleed Sonny had between scenes, and the echoing words of our directors, K'When are you kids going to learn your lines?,' Breaking the tradition established by classes of previous years, we had a one-night performance of YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU. Those fortunate enough to attend our play on November 20, 1969, were filled with praise for our great performance. Already famed, the Class of 1970 will go down in history as having produced one of the most spectacularly performed plays in P. A. H. S. history. THE CAST Penelope ..,.. Molly Gallagher Donald . ..... .... T om Murphy Gay Wellington .,.... Beth Ann Walters Essie .......... ...., P at Covelsky Martin Vanderhof ,....,,. Allan Tepper Mr. Kirby ,.,.......,..... Harry Boyer Rheba ,...,..... .... B everly Zbiek Alice ....,.....,..... Debbie Competus Mrs. Kirby ................ Mary Weiss Paul Sycamore .... .,.. J ohn Speacht Henderson ....,. . . , Randy Palles Two Men. . . Jack Derfler, Kirk Morgan Mr. DePina ...,. Art Dinger Tony Kirby ..,.,.. .... T ony DiCello Olga Hs. ................,, Karen Loy Ed ......,.,... .... C harles Fey Boris Kolenkhou .... ..... L arry Schiif M'-....,,, 557 5 - S5532-Km-W w , .fww L ,A,.,x Lk , Mfr 2. ' K V W' - flffgeg . ii! ,Q A sg, W uns? 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Road-runners . .Skillful . . . Twins .i.. .Unique .. Vocalist ...... VVe1l-groomed. . X-aggerators Y-Teens . Zippy. . DON FREILER JIMMY YOURSHAW WRESTLERST ART DINGER KIRK SMITH HARRY FOLINO VANCO GEORGIEVSKI CRAIG MOYER . LARRY SCHIFF BARRY CHERRYBON . . BILLY PUGH . . JIM SIKET . RANDY NEYER . . . BOB MARSHALL BILL CHEKAN . KENT COOPER . . .GARY NOCKET . JIMMY MESSINA , . . AVTS BOYS . DAVID NEWTON . . .SERGIO RAMIREZ . . .JIMMY CAREY .PHILIP WYSE LES PAYNE . DAVID WHITE .. . OF '70 is SUPER SPIRIT 4 YM, my-v SBA , SEVENTY 1Y:'viifiA5X-NM im i Q . f gs -Q ED. gs -,OW 15, f'A time 'fo 2, , 4? weep ani a -76 'ltifnc 'ko laugh I EE 4 7 x 554, 2'-Q - X v W' 5 5 1. I wfk MUSIC SCENE 5 4 fr F X., i aglg, V my- I x ' xx, 5 1 i gig Q5 Ai-' 5 f Q , f-Q, wg, . ,Q 3 fx- K - 5 Q S wg .2-+,,, :' X-.. , Xl 92' if 4 ,Q ,Q 6 n xi WM Goon-Guys FDREIGN QRELATION S Www ACH A 'time io ,l0'll'?142, CAST 3.1373-y -Q 3- ani a. -time. 'ko 8,765.4 a.'l5ha.1' SKODCS Riga,-ther BN IOR JOEL YOB J OANNE BUGGY RONNY LOMBEL Si MICHELE SHAW Si GRIFF LINDSAY Si MELANIE LEININGER Star Shooters for ?71 Future Mrs. Somebody Future Summa Cum Laude Graduates PAUL SHELLHAMMER Future Kansas City Quarterback JIM DITTMAR , State Wrestling Champion in 1971 LORETTA MADY 8: ALICE FERNSLER ask STEVE MUENCH Si BETSY RICH CLAUDIA KNOLL 8: DONNA SANDHERR 84: CINDY FOX Si MARILYN MILLER 8: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, Who's the Fairest of Them All? Will Make the Skiing Olympics LINDA REGA Miss Hildreth's Mighty 5 for 1971 BARBARA QUIGG Winner of National Art Artist of the Yearl' SANDI MATES Fashion Designer for Dior CASS MALYS Wins the Bing Crosby Pebblebeaeh Golf Tournament MARY FATULA A Regular on the Carol Burnett Show PAUL MILLER Eternal Drummer Slave '51 in III G PHBDICT ALLAN TEPPER President of the Actors, Guild DAVID STONER National Ski Patrol MARY STONE Exterior Designer for Ford RANDY PALLAS Sarantos, the Greek GEORGE GERSTENFELD Leader of the Tijuana Brass JOHN SPEACHT Conductor of the London Symphony BEVERLY SHOLLENBERGER First Draft Choice of the 76'ers CHARLES ACHENBACH Foreign Ambassador to Germany CAIL SNOWELL TV's Future Galloping Gourmet JACK STRICKLAND Winner of the Indianapolis 500 CAROLYN HUFNAGLE Editor-in-Chief of the 'ARepublicanH NINA THOMAS Alto Soloist in the Mormon Tabernacle Choir JIM BERRANG 8: PETE MARCHETTI High Scorers for the Boston Celtics ALBERT YANUSHONIS Madyls Cleanest Guy in Town PAT PHILLIPS Beauty Consultant for Mr. Don LAUREEN DEWALD Head Kilt of the Royal Scot Guards ANDREW LEONARD Grows up to '4Big Andy 62 His Orchestran KIRK MORGAN Hell! 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WALTER BOYER'S SUGAR BOWL The Region's Most Outstanding Luncheonette SERVING DELICIOUS SUNDAES ICE CREAM SODAS MILK SHAKES ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF TASTY SANDWICHES AND SALADS 111 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. QNX If 05 F Mir 4 I W3 O22 FUQ A xg cw W E S' 9 5 if DEAN-S YS QT 'S Q Q A Ks 5 ,HO x , -f -'W .. 'X :Dr M. . . gb!! E21 ' , XJ 5? f' W M Er, In , -gf U sf- , mx, fx an-' 'Lf' 'N ' Jill GSL ,gf ff -ff? 1?- ' in 'E ..,7',N5s1fL?': .bwglxil 6 TQ- 5--.vii xjjf-..f ...X T? .-X Y- ' Q: ' 1 D 'Gif gy' N -J ff f T is L, UN' G'lg1Q913'iQX Af rw -- . wi ' -or v Q7 QV Qi- 1:13 X we , 505' :ff fly' Compliments Of Miss PENNSYLVANIA ,aw X Nw NN A VX, ' KX MLN, KX xJNxlx X B st Wishes to the XX, sf A f f .QZCLASS OF 1970 ff x A 3 INCORPORATED THIRTEENTH AND LAUREL STREETS POTTSVILLE, PA. Q52 Automotive Industrial Wholesale Distributors Sm W 955 , Sf W , iv Q5 GJ QW NW' Q89 Q51 Xu? 5' My QU S Compliments of BRCK-SEL MARKETS magna? cum laude . . .magmi cum rqffeshment Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Pottsville I o , uw. pottsville -2.xx0fx., featuring .vtyle apparel for .vtyle-minded young men . . Quality Furs Since 1900 . . S. POLLACK, INC. 22 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 2944 For Gifts, Jezvelry, China, and Silver T0 Be Sure, Shop the Regi0n's Oldest and Finest Jeweler XXXWIII -QS f o Q Z,,,.f..Z.--- -----' XXl1rlII E Quality ana' Integrity Since 1847 POTTSVILLE WEST, END CLEANERS 1912 WEST END AVENUE PUTTSVILLE, PA PHONE: 622-8670 Cash and Carry Call ana' Delivery Garment Storage Drive - In Service BOB MILLER CHEVROLET m..!fU7k.,v TWENTY- SECOND AND WEST MARKET STREETS POTTSVILLE, PA. RICHARD B. RYON AGENCY . . . Insurance . . . Real Estate Builders 304 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. E T WM' A s rg, Best Wishes bk ,fOfJo?:Y0pfr QQ CLASS OF '70 TOWNE DRUGS CARMEN A. DICELLO, R. P. 17- 19 SOUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE The House of Quality and Service CUSTOM CLEANERS Pick - Up and Delivery Service L..!fU7k.v 404 MAHANTONGO STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 7780 Qvilxififzfrif if 'M W ggffvfwifx ggi V r1zi X arry the Girl . . . WF!! Furnish file Home! u . 9Ww HUMMEUS Good Furniture Since 1874 510 - 12 - 14 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE Congratulations From THE MARKET BASKET J. JENNINGS 8: Co. xzlyg, DOMINICK'S FANCY FRUIT AND PRODUCE STAHL'S DELICATESSEN WENZEL'S BAKERY Qwiiffwjp X My W. CR fl L Q! J2.fOVS.fQ0 For the Seashore At Its Best STONE HARBOR, NEW' JERSEY CALL: C. B. W A L T E R S PHONE: 277-2111 PHONE: 622-2746 . . Duplex Apartments . . . A U T 0 F 1 R E NGRMAN W. RICHTER AGENCY 405 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. DIAL 622 - 1630 YJ 1 If lt's lnsurable, We Can Insure It LIABILITY ACCIDENT HEALTH x. MXWWMW Jji W KING'S DEPT. STORE ROUTE 901 POTTSVILLE - MINERSVILLE HIGHWAY MINERSVILLE, PA. Best Wishes, Seniors .V PALKO'S HOUSE OF FORMALS . . . Rental and Retail Service . . . SZ I 300 GRAND STREET PORT CARBON, PA. 17965 TELEPHONE: 622 - 5704 I fU7 Qi! Lv ' PM fbafjiybbydijf AML dp 1 ,J 0 JM, Qf O, af We jf O0 W if A VC fjef ef A gif My MZWAKQ W, My Ejwfff U.1ji1LVnA Dy A ,Q L HW Qongrajbqfations to the Qipffglfd flip SGML? Ofjj' pjeiiiss OF 1970 W7 H JLWM fo eil! L fgifjitfzffe A Myfdfgg ,AL EN FUNERAL HOME 971 ff ,wk M, My Po'1vrsVILLE, PA. jgxiwlfwp 513 Tl! A f LLOYD T. ALLEN ix Q9-ff? FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1938 Business Careers F or Men and Women Accounting Business Administration Stenographic - Medical Secretarial Key Punching Computer Programming MAUCH CHUNK AND HAMILTON STREETS POTTSVILLE, PA. 622 - 3380 fApproved For P. H. E. A. Scholarshipsj Congratulations to the CLASS OF '70 PHONE: 622 - 6665 QUALITY AND SERVICE GUARANTEED RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL Stoker h Boiler Units ZZ? ZIVZICP off Iffmfm Plumbing alleafmg qt k f' jx' Gas I:Uf'?1llCl'S 1-covi' A 0 HFS AIR CONDITIONING R. D. 1, DEER PARK ACRES, POTTSVILLE, PA. Best Wishes From FESKO, EBLING Sz CO. EARNED INCOME TAX DIVISION 500 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. OJ ,NS9 Hvjgyj go wyjgy C Qty wslwuww Milf KV, ' ful Future J Best Wishes For a Success For Exterminating Call the Man from EHRLICH We Also H ave JANITORIAL SUPPLIES C. EHRLICH COMPANY, INC. PHONE! 622 - 3760 POTTSVILLE, PA. POTTSVILLE FUEL C0., INC. Your Heating System We Install the GULF ECONOJET OIL BURNER MODERNIZE . . . Conversions - Installations - Estimates Call Us Today! 6 2 2 - 3 0 00 EAST RAILROAD STREET POTTSVILLE, PA ALSTATE-SCHUYLKILL CO. P. 0. Box 95 CRESSONA, PA. 17929 M Manufactzirers of Bitiiniinous Concrete Materials Specializing in the Construction of Biturninous Concrete Driveways, Streets ana' Highways I M PHONE: Area Code 7171385 - 1926 EAST PENN TRANSPORTATION CO. . . . Chartered Coaches . . . Y CONVENTIONS if CHURCHES Y SCHOOLS 1' PICNICS A' CLUBS i' INDUSTRIAL GROUPS C ourteozis, Professional Drivers PALO ALTO, PA. PHONE: 622-6141 WILLIAM F. HIGGINS, INC nunannlulunuunnnnnnlnnunnnnnnuuuunuuuunnnlnunnnllnnnnnlI unnlnnuluulnnuunllunuunnuu Insurance Appraisals Real Estate 601 WEST MARKET STREET PHONE: 622- 7775 POTTSVILLE, PA. CIRCLE SYSTEM 2020 FERRY STREET EASTON, PA. 18042 Athletic Equipment Renofvators NW ww W QTW ' Compliments of POTTSVILLE BOX CORPORATION It Pays to Belong to the SCHUYLKILL COUNTY MOTOR CLUB 340 SOUTH CENTRE STREET, POTTSVILLE JOHN CLARKE, Manage Compliments of M I R A W A L ARCHITECTURAL PRODUCTS KAISER ALUMINUM AREA CODE MAIN OFFICE: 622 - 9760 47175 FIELD OFFICE: 754 - 4141 IREM WIII III I 1 ' K , IW IE A11 1 7 . , ' I 'A U I 1' J pomaxxe PL11901 qw- ' 5 - f 5 -If CAPITOL TRAILWAYS Convenient, Comfortable, and Economical SAN MOTOR COACH SERVICE TO ALL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES CHARTER COACH PRICES ON REQUEST -AAN PHONE: 622-8971 POTTSVILLE BUS TERMINAL Congratulations, Seniors ! P. A. H. S. SENIOR D. E. STUDENTS A JEAN DANNY YOLANDA GRACE Co ngratzilations, Seniors .' M T H E 1 9 7 0 QUITTIES CAROL ANTOLICK HAROLD SELTZER JANET THOMAS NINA THOMAS JACKIE TOMALAVAGE 5 74 FNXVNI N ky QP!! vig! asf lg' Jvfdcjgxql J W by ywiff, V t' fy ff LJ W ivy W 1 ' x ym i'Nj! WJ Congratulations Congratulations BW from from T H E W' C R I M S O N State Senator v A I D E S FRED HoBBs NNW Good Luck, Compliments CLASS OF '70 of B'NAI 3'R1TH A YOUTH F R I E N D QRoAN1zAT1oN O, '1-Ir? 55555555551-5fi51555::S:fiY11f1::3'i5f3?E 5555216 ' Eifii . :E E t Q' j5?::2:stP' Pay .lay From Your Payl' i' 'I' i' 'A' i' 'A' 'k 'lr 'k JAY JEWELERS JAY BUILDING POTTSVILLE, PA. if 'ong,ratulations, CI ASS OF '70! C 5 4 L L ffffw' Qfilivlnilyxx the fe' ii... 0, 1 ' f1,.':e fijqfgf XM.-z9 .Z,!:' gy '-2 1:7 wp, Z giie .mtv F i 5'.'1-iff f' ::T- X if 4 I ' 52-.. 23 1 aqj ? W' ' V Wi' T' -. MR ,A.., f'WW MORTIMER'S Fine Jewelers Since I8 75 25 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 8224 Congratulations, SENIORS .f F. J. MURPHY Jewelers 113 WEST MARKET STREET Pottszfille's Only Wedding Ring Store SINCE 1914 SMITH CORONA Typewriters Adding Illachines Ofice Furniture CIOPYRITE Duplicators Office Supplies SCM Electric Portables Ideal For Student Use CIJNVENIEN1' PAYMENT PLAN BOB SCHEIPE 117 West Norwegian Street PHONE: 622-0660 Congratulations, SENIORS! M S. C. ASHER, D.D.S 106 NORTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. Compliments of DR. EUGENE J. BOGAGE Congratulations, SEN IORS ! DR. and MRS. W. H. WALTERS JOHN D. JOYCE Florist SINCE 1860 POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Telephone: 622 - 6650 JAMES J. FEELEY, Mgr. Compliments Courtesy of of CASUAL TOGS PGMERGYS 203 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. 100 SOUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. 622 - S86 1 Q GOOD LUCK ' TO QM W AT Quality Shoes Since 1890 N WULOWITZ IECLUTHES HUT I--I 22 SOUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE- POTTSVILLE SH ENANDUAH NW W sv W sw N QW X W W W if QQWWQQSN MDR P0 fkmyy WMA 2 FQ' C C I ' 'om iments WK WW JULIETTE 'J 0 , FASHIONS of QSM SOL COTLER BOSTONIAN Po1'Tsv11.1.E: 622 - 8830 SHOES 21 North Centre Street PoTTsvu.1.E: 622 - 1610 110 North Main Street SHENANDOAH: 462-2904 b 0 u s s u m ' s 12 NORTH CENTRE STREET OR 462- 1901 POTTSVILLE, PENNA. PHONE: 622 - 3647 T H E Congratulations, SENIORS CARRITKGE f M E N S rom S H O P 7 B 0 W M A N S Leader in Men's Fashions E-.LJ 13- 17 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE 314 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE, PA. Q T y C p M 050' K WLS We 4, L 1 if f V f E S P MA C Y O5 T P escri ti Xfpecialists C 1' t J d N rwegian Streets limp zmen S ' ,f TTSVILLE, PA. 7 , of NX X 'eteti Needs Trusses X Sick Room Supplies X fe Hypoallergic Cosmetics X PHARMACY FREE DELIVERY PHONE: 622-2670 R. F. CLAUSER THOMPSON 81 SONS PHARMACY, INC. Tyiwwfifefs Adding Machines Ofice Equipment and Supplies Corner Centre and Market Streets Pottsville, Pennsylvania I Q TT' Always af 701-703 W. MARKET STREET YOUR Sefviven POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: PHONE! Hamburg and Hazleton Stores fl-f I 2 XXV. Slwefxx Ii Qylwkwgfgfflggl P? st' . fl ,u I, NX W 7 it M, X CQ ufu f X 7 Us W myiwifsy fldl OM X 4+ 7 fi, xg Compliments Qymyw. J. BEAR of 54, if 'is Eggggglc POTTSVILLE, PA. 17901 SUPPLY CO., , PHONE: 622-7347 INC ffxfxgh' ii-X . I Duplicating! Copying POTTSVILLE Products HAZLETUN SUNBURY Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '70 M E S S I N A OIL Sz HEATING POTTSVILLE LEE EQUIPMENT, INC. Bar and Restaurant Supplies 556 North Centre Street POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 2852 Congratulations to THE SENIORS ! K. and B. SALES 174 EAST BACON STREET POTTSVILLE EAN, The Finest in Fund-Raising Products 622 - 2942 622 - 9974 TELEPHONE: 622 - 9410 HADESTY HARDWARE CO., INC. Plumbing, H eating, Hardware, and G. E Appliances 23rd and West Market Streets POTTSVILLE, PA. Compliments Compliments of of , 1 0 SINCE IBB7 Fine Appliancesu Hardware 200 NORTH CENTRE STREET and POTTSVILLE, PA. T03'-9 19th and West Market Streets T KV 019' 0 S7550 it If A LX ' L Us QQ, 579 4 I N U LM AQN SQ' Jim, N A I' AP R030 Cf 0 il' I , 1 E Q K X-A 2020 W wegian st XJ Com li ents A . PO S LLE, P - f T ' PHONE: 622-157W M P 0 T S V 1 LLE I LL S Everything in Paper Supplies Alsq Weddingiand Mio Social Invitations Y ESTIMATES FURNISHED TEl,EPHONE2 622-6000 ' I I ING COMPANY SCHNEIDER A Good Roof Above Allv and , DAVIS, INC. SHEET METAL WORK Contractors 0 and Builders 508 WEST ARCH STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. OFFICE! 2040 Mahantongo Stree POTTSVILLE, PA. Congratulations, SENIORS OF '70 M A FRIEND JOHN L. CONRAD SONS, INC. PORT CARBON, PA. 0 Lumber, Millwork, ana' B uild ers' Supplies Where Quality Is Always Higher Than The Price A 1 QU MD R FN fly 'nl -Ymcfljjulf GEORGE W. ANNS K AND SON M Insurance Plus S ervicev SCI-IUYLKILL TRUST BUILDING PHONE: 622 - 2640 will flow uf lg K A JAN 'RIEND LJKIIPKJ H U F F ' S SPORTING GOODS A Full Line of Uniforms and Sports Equipment Baseball Basketball Football Also Class Hats and Caps 591 307 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622- 6680 Compliments of LEHIGH VALLEY DAIRY R. D. NO. 1 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Milk and Dairy Products Ice Cream PHONE: 385 - 1884 WALTER E. REED MOTOR COMPANY, INC. CHRYSLER PLY MOUTH VALIANT JEEP M Nineteenth Street and West End Avenue POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 5656 Lxslyxj Compliments of ROTHERMEUS DAIRY QAM JACK YAISSLE AUTO BODY WORKS 1009 WEST MARKET STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE! 622-2272 0 Our Grandfathefs Name Was on Your Grandfathefs Buggy LOTZ'S MARKET 1618 WEST MARKET STREET QL!!! DXJ LOTZ'S LAUNDRY SECOND AND ARCH STS. PHONE: 622- 7750 TUPPERWARE The Nicest Thing That Happened to Your Kitchen 3 Demonstrators Wanted Large Earnings HOLLENBUSH Tupperware Parties ROUTE 61 - DEER LAKE BEST WISHES to CLASS OF '70 from THE DANISH BAKER Compliments of TENENHOLTS FURNITURE POTTSVILLE - SCH. HAVEN HIGHWAY Service That Clicks TOWNE CAMERA Everything Photographic 0 Centre and Norwegian Streets POTTSVILLE, PENNA. PHONE! 622-8960 EARL TROPP ART LEWARS U M B E RG E R RUG CLEANERS 2115 WEST END AVENUE POTTSVILLE, PA. DIAL: 622 - 4791 Quality ana' Service Is Oar Motto Schuylkill County's Only Complete Carpet Sales And Service Wel1er's Bicycles Authorized SCHWINN Dealers Factory Trained Service All Models Including the New STING - RAY Trades - Parts and Repairs For All Makes PHONE: 622 - 2743 1590 West Market Street POTTSVILLE ICE CREAM C ongratulates the CLASS OF 1970 PARAMOUNT PHOTO SERVICE, INC. Custom Photo Finishing Cameras - Projectors Tape Recorders 21 SOUTH CENTRE STREET POTTSVILLE, PA. PHONE: 622 - 0578 C.,..gf..m1.,fi.,,..., C SENIORS! W. T. GRANT COMPANY The Friendly NATHANS Family store, FURNITURE STORE E POTTSVILLE, PA. POTTSVILLE PARK PLAZA C o n gratul ati o n s,. CLASS OF '70 MAYOR AND MRS. MICHAEL A. CLOSE BEST WISHES from DRS. MAXWELI, AND ETHEL MILLER Compliments P U D D U , S Corrective Foot Wear Q ef- 320 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. GELLERT AND GELLERT 104 North Centre Street Insurance - Real Estate Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '70 of DR. AND MRS. L A L H. B. FELLOWS, FRIEND D.D.S. C A R L ' S Congratulations to the GROCERY STORE 718 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. CLASS OF '70 MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND MORGAN Mmm . AVI ER NG S RV E DI ME L G'S West Ma treet I . i Caterin ll at 'f ve nee P F VIEW ACR N 9 ' rcek, P tt5Vl 2 Com l Service Wed 1 Q uneral Dinners, Banq ts, Parties, ics West ar t Street NY ttsville, Pa. T ONES: 622-9262 - 70 atulations, X LASS OF '70 v ' fro mpliments O , WESTWO NES of 0 Q L A B E , , 24 e nd est End . tsville, Pa. D B Wishes I I A THE LA F ' 0 DRU DIO ff m 313 S Marker street TTSV ottsville, Pa. 17901 AS 0 622- IPM Q! ' 300 Laurel Boule ard 1 s or ccaszons DJ L, G'ft F All 0 ' LE I i LZJER Telephone: 622-6320 10 -'f 'Q J. v. ROSE co. T mes Jewelers-Watchmakers 0 4 alley S feet 112 South Centre Street rt b Pottsville, Pa. 17901 ge , J , - 622-4350 C. A. BRAUN J. v. Ros I I4 C' cfqgf 5 Q 2 YORKVILLE AUTO WASHETTE 23rd St. and West End Avenue Pottsville, Pa. PAUL JOULWAN, Prop. STRAUSE FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERING CO. Custom-Made Furniture Repairing - Refinishing Re-uplzolstering Phone: 622 - 9950 511- 13 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Artists, Materials, Drafting Supplies, at HARRY JAFFE'S POTTSVILLE WALLPAPER 8: PAINT CO. 104 North Centre Street Phone: 622-6540 KEIM'S CARD SHOP Your Friendly Greeting Card Store Gifts - Stationery - Jewelry 115 West Market Street WE MAKE WE REPAIR KERWICK'S Leather Goods Religious Articles 110 South Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622-6036 ROBERT A. EVANS Funeral Home 3 Port Carbon Phone: 622- 0663 JOSEPH A. HAUPTLY General Insurance Agency 2295 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 ARAMO UN SHOE SHOP Beautiful Gowns for Beautiful Girls at WHITE SHOP 102 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Graduate to Buick - Opel - Pontiac POPE NIOTOR CO. Compliments of MARSDEN'S BANQUET POTATO CHIPS e T. J. MARSDEN CO. Pottsville, Pa. Be Smart Be Thrifty . . . Buy . . . BRIGI ITER FURNITURE 0 19 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. BARRETT'S GROCERY Twenty - first and West Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. S . M . E V A N S Office Equipment Authorized ROYAL Typewriter Agency VICTOR Adding Machines Sales - Rentals - Repairs 401 East Norwegian Street Pottsville, Pa. B O H O R A D ' S , I , . , Compliments of Pottswllefv Pavorzte .Store For Men Congratulates THE CLASS OF 1970 6-8 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. GOLDY'S TOWNSHOP . . . Women's Apparel . . Pottsville, Pa. r- ' --- PJ N f X My C? 'ment I A ACompliments of M1 P V1 1 SHIR AROLD S. RUPERT I A' Q! CO. Ox' P J A Cigarette and Music Machines 'M U l' an Port Carbon 5 1 tre t . r Oulevard Phone: 622-4111 5 Qi M -A ,U 'Q ' 1' nf ' XX , ,O if f EARL OY TONYS MARKET ' ML ' , XR 1 House of Quality ow I CADILX d Mft, A OLDS O E U M 780 A 6 X' uylkill Haven Italian F od - uit Baskets if f' ' Cakes r I Occasions V O KB MALARKEY'S MILTONI- RO BER Where Teenagers SEQQECORDS S? f R , 'O EW YORK I M tx. ET RECORDS LWSURANCE Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1970 YORK TERRACE NURSING AND CONVALESCENT , HOME, INC. K R O P 24th and Market Streets S T E E L Pottsville, Pa. C O R P. Phone: 622- 3982 QQWYEWQ9 new eff A f jj UQ 'QD pjwyt Q WD V11 6 N Q JEQQ ' V' ' Lisp G50 .PW EGBF 1 ,UQ pig '40 Q ? Q Q 2-w ig, 2 Str t T ' A Q' N mpeg W. tszv, e Pa lgmand nd e e 'N get T . ' ' Q M P ville, . ' RJ- 622-22411 one: -8330 I Jords Rggfjgegmifo Q A 1- IRE Dealer max A? P J A ' , D . N . f'lX9'he Students' Florist Sgt ', C, 41 FLOWER FASHI f - Luggage pd e her ods 540 No.PdKCentr Sirxeet h 16 Q0 e 622- 4 R 202-2 1 o tggentre' eet QD hogjjs '85Z?QO.C' Q00 Pvghll 1- CSS-'1.1QL5f1QQ P'ORXAG.w ASI0NS f - 01- ex C Ni WIRQ' 5' Congratulations to ' of K D THE CLASS OF '70 1 GATEWAY LANES, INC. rl HE Route 61, Pottsville GRA CE Phone: 385-2267 SHOP RAY GRAPSY, Manager 622 - 9261 JASPER CGLLURA BROWN 85 DOWLING ATLANTIC Service Lubrications and Minor Repairs Pike and Pottsville Streets Port Carbon, Pa. MUSIC CENTER 116 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 Phone: 622- 8361 Complete Music Service' X A X n Q fix 1 My YM -M . ,XXX 1 K ' rw v 1 AV' . YJ U L XXX? I C1 ' F 1' . QW 1 1 I ,, 4 L-1 A 1 1 f 1 f 3? ' f ' W X 1, W EU W Cm5f,1i5J A CLAS OF 197 J FQ mW I ' 1' ' f 0 S 1 W PIN KY BROS. Y ' V 1 my JO ND BOB 1 1 1 RUG ST E 3, 1953 e Market Street J I ' rx l , , CV r. W ' Q 9 f' f J, A N N ' S NU RICHARD L. NES CORNER STQRE Y Insurance jg 121 Mahantongo Street Cigflf-Y - Cigarettes Pottsville, Pa. and QD X Luncheonette Schuylkill's Leading C rsL Since 1890n In Port Carbon PoST ' SCHUETQTER Flowers by RADY'S CleanerS E? Dyers - Shirt Laundry 120 East Race Street 129 Pike Street Phone: 622- 1926 Pottsville, Pa. MARY NICK Phone: 622- 4933 Shop Phone: Residence Phone: 622-0461 622-1925 F E R H A T ' S VARIETY SHOP FRANKLIN D. MAURER Cabinet Making Q Custom - Built Kitchens BEST COFFEE Formica Fabricators IN TOWN 1407 Mt. Hope Avenue Pottsville, Pa. GOOD LUCK f DAVIS SPORTING 'W' GOODS CENTER POIIVIISVIIJLE 18th and West Market Streets BIJEACHING Si DYEING COMPANY Port Carbon, Pa. Everything for the Swimming Pool SWIMMING POOL EQUIPMENT CO. Box 45A, R. D. 1, Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622-8413 CHARLES C. MORRIS Congratulations, Seniors, from GOUBAUD DE PARIS For the Woman Who Cares Stop In At 109 West Market Street DOLORES DELIN Consultant C. MACK BOHLER 1503 West Market Street Pottsville, Penna. Phone: 622 - 1311 NATIONWVIDE Insurance A uto Fire Life Complete Ski Outfit FISCHER 8: HEAD Congratulations from H. L. MILLER AND SON Port Carbon, Pa. COVACH'S FOOD MARKETS Pottsville and Saint Clair BOLTZ INSURANCE AGENCY Co In plete Insurance Servicev 1501 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622 - 1424 it ' A L Pj! - N ' -f N R l - if PON fy lj Lv' . me F Eyxjglb theKGeQluates ofthe MANSELL9S s L-ASS OF '70 WALLPAPER 85 J . -,jj O r Congratulations and PAINT Best Wishes For Your Future Saint Clair. Pottsville PEEK-A-BOO STYLES We're the DUTCH BOY Store- l 202 East Liberty Street Headquarters for ' Schuylkill Haven Home Improvement BEN GITTLEMAN Quality Footwear Pottsville - Minersville Compliments of BRUNO AND BROYER Furriers 203 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Towing - 24 Hours SHOLLENBERGER MYff5iff5fN AND General Contracting Kitchens PAINT SHOP 1616 McBarron Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622- 3678 900 Water Street Pottsville, Pa. 6 2 2 - 1 9 7 9 POTTSVILLE ESSO Ninth and Market Streets ADAM C. OCHS ANU SON, Prop Telephone: 622 - 3020 Congratulations fro m THE NECHO ALLEN Estimates For Home Catering Banquets Parties ROBERT L. BRADY YORKVILLE SERVICE CENTER 2004 West Market Street Pottsville, Pa. 17901 POTTSVILLE TIRE 8: BRAKE SERVICE ARMY - NAVY DISCOUNT CENTER 16 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Phone: 622 - 3560 Compliments C o n gratul ati o ns, CLASS OF '70 of from WESTWOOD LANES A 0 F R I E N D 24th Street and West End Ave. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of WITMIER'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Pottsville, Penna. Phone: 622 - 2882 UNION SERVICENTER Union and Railroad Streets WARREN CREASY, Prop. Pottsville, Pa. 17901 Phone: 622-4011 Parking and Minor Repairs Flowers by BETTY WAGNER 204 West Norwegian Street Pottsville, Pa. For Flowers, Phone: 622 - 1830 622 - 4667 PAUL A. LEHMAN Building Contractor New Homes and Renovations Call 622 - 0796 VINCENT P. NAGLE y Realtor Appraiser JOSEPH J. BRAHLER, JR Condemnation Estates 2275 Mahantongo Street Commercial E? Industrial Property Pottsvilley Pa. MiUeFSVille, Pa- Landscape Contractor Phone: 544 - 4751 NAPPRECIATION.. The HI-S-POTTS Annual Staff of 1970 wishes to express its appreciation to: our advertisers Whose names appear on these pages, Without whose assistance this book would not be possible. They are most Worthy of your patronage. the Mack and Smith Studios of Photography, who gave so unstintingly of their time and their talents. the Pottsville Republican, for the many pictures and val- uable assistance. Seiders Printing, Inc., for their expert advice. Mr. Robert Koslosky, for his superior counsel in artistic matters. Mr. Miles Kiehner and the faculty of Pottsville Area ' High School for their cooperation in all matters. WM MQW CY W2 AUTOGRAPHS M Qi Piffi.-31374 QQMMZL jg ww , - . Wm! X Z .J 2 qw 2 iiia 'C L35 k kc, Q7 ' Q A 4420 147 A QW fc Q SU! X ysgy W ggi! VS! 6 A Q ,M wk 3QKD Qw X , QVMQSBHM QQMQQ fw W5 f4 ?v?9 QV ! Wgyyfw QQ CD X 43 -E -WW 1,4 fir. ...V-ff' 'W' n s ,A . Ari' V ,X Q7 ,, A' Y STV I , -Q A .A..,W I '+- ,. W ,.Y- x L 1 E , M A V . ii , 5 J' f mr - ,f X n ' ff vig 1 Af,-5 K '15 . ,I h if 4 xii ,vi ,.- .. 1,1 H f' ' M . Y f' Ng, 4 , y ' , , Q L 1 ,.f'l ' . 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