  HST WFPC2 images in B (F450W) and I (F814W) have been obtained for three
starburst (SB) and two post-starburst (PSB) galaxies in the Coma cluster, and
for three such galaxies in the cluster DC2048-52. V (F555W) and I images for an
additional PSB galaxy in Coma have been extracted from the archive. Seven of
these galaxies were previously classified as E/S0 on the basis of ground-based
images, one as Sa, and the other as an irregular.
  The HST images reveal these SB/PSB galaxies to be heterogeneous in
morphology. Nevertheless a common theme is that many of them, especially the SB
galaxies, tend to have centralized spiral structure that appears simply as a
bright ``bulge''on ground-based images. In addition, while some PSB galaxies
exhibit distinct spiral structure, on the whole they have smoother morphologies
than the SB galaxies. The morphologies and luminosity profiles are generally
consistent with substantial starbursts in the form of centralized spiral
structure (the SB galaxies) which fade into smoother morphologies (the PSB
galaxies), with lingering spectroscopic evidence for past central starbursts.
An important point is that the PSB galaxies retain disks, i.e, they have not
evolved into spheroidal systems.
