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

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'Tis better to have loved and lost tfor a whilej than never to have loved at all. Something which will interest you all. l am sure, is the intimacy between Miss Daddow and Mr. Gibson. Their chief sport is automobilingg and as Virginia is able ,to furnish all the necessary requirements for this sport, they go on frequent tours. I am sure you all know of the engagement between Mr. Schimpf and Miss Saul. XYhy, they've had their cards out long ago. Miss Koch is novv sending her glances to a certain Middler boy. Too bad, Guy, you are not graduating. During this year very excellent literary programs were renderedg our class can be proud of them, I am sure. At the last one Miss Bronson sang a beautiful solo, and a quartette, composed of Misses Koch, Saul, Deisher and F. A. Smith, with Miss Reese as accompan- ist, enchanted their listeners t?l Altogether our literar- ies this year were a great success: we enjoyed a half day vacation nearly every two weeks, which I know our in- structors thought we earned. Mr. lsosch usually spent this time in school with Miss Lee. l have tried to give the history of every one in oui' class, but there's Misses XVilliams. O'Llrien. Schwarze and Messrs. Stong. Holmes, Paul and Scheerer-they behave so well that it would be impossible to say anything about thenig although it is rumored that Miss Schwarze has a P. G. S. catch. lflei' brother in the Junior class told me, that's how I knoyv. Mr. Scheerer is called Cupid. lfle wrote so many notes to Miss F. F. Smith that she pur- posely fell in love with a Junior youth. They attended a party. given at Hillside one night by Miss Loughlin. You should have seen them. Miss Shay also found a Junior boy pleasing in her sight. Merritt was the lucky fellow CFJ You should just watch Mr. Furman and Miss XYol1T, the way' they chatter. Talking machines and grapho- phones are nothing in comparison with them. llliss Boone's time is almost all taken up in reading and writing. Reading letters, although she is interested 22 1

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Senior Statistics GIRLS. Mary E. Boone-Entered from St. Clair H. S.gVice President of Class Qlbjg member of P. H. S. Chorus tso- pranojglfinance and Class Day Committees. Alberta L. Bronson-Entered from Grammar School No. IQ Class Editor Q2bjg Class Secretary tgbjg Crimson and NYhite Staff: member of ll ll. S. Chorus tsopranojg Class Day. Invitation, Motto Comitteesg Third llonorg Commencement Speaker tcum laudej. Charlotte L. Clemeus-lintered from Millersville ll. S. 3 Literary Editor Crimson and YVhite Monthlyg An- imal .Xrtistel .fXnnual l'oetg l'SltJXYCl' and Decoration Committeesg Evening Speaker. Laura M. Deisher-lfntered from Clranunar School No. 1: Class Editor 13215: Member of Debating Society fl and 25: Member l'. ll. S. Chorus fsopranojg Member of Tice Hive Quartetteg Invitation and Program Coml mitteesq Evening Speaker. Yirginia Daddow-Entered from St. Clair H. S.: Class Editor illlll Literary Editor Crimson andVVhite Monthly: Class Yice President f2bjg Financial Commit- tee: Class Essayist: Sixth Honor. Helen D. Kleber-Entered from Gordon H. S.g Member of P. H. S. Chorus fsopranojg Music Commit- tee: Morning Speaker. Helen E. Koch-Entered from Grammar School No. 21 Class Treasurer fliln C2aj: Member of Debating Club C1 and 251 Member of P. H. S. Chorus Caltoj: Member of Bee Hive Quartette: Pianiste of Literary Societyg 'tCrimson and VVhite Staff: Class Salutatoriang Class Day and Music Committeesg Commencement Speaker fcum laudej. Margaret O'l3rien-Entered from Grammar' School No. 22 Member of Debating Club CI and 25: Member of P. H. S. Chorus Csopranobl Flower Committee. 24