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

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r a. GEORGE BEYERLE Faint heart never won fair lady. George is an all around model. He doesn't smoke, drink, chew, or dance. Sometimes he may be seen walking with Ruth, when Peck or Tom are not around. George likes hunting, tishing and hiking. He expects to go to West Point, and make the Cadets sit up and take notice of his ability as a marksman. George is a very good Latin scholar, and he expects to teach the same, so watch for him when he graduates from some college. George is also noted for his regular QU attendance at school, and it takes him an l exceeding long time to make up his mind, but when he do? QAII togetherj. I-lere's good luck to you, George, and may you become one of those men who have added to the comforts and blessings of humanity. MAE BRENNAN Polly, t'The rising blushes which her cheek o'erspread Are opening rosesin the lilies bed. No one that knows Mae could fail to understand the above quotation. ln rec- itation often times the blush rises before May does. The utterance of one name Bill has been known to cause serious disaster in the regions of heart and mind. .lust gaze upon the maiden as she peruses i this. ' 20

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'hllmcit is irtett but silrncc is fre' f 'i' CARL BERN ER i . . . t Carl is another Yon Cassius, howf ever last sunttner in company with Pai'- sons and Shimer he took a course in dancing and this year all three have been graceful leaders in the social whirl. Sapientes came in third on the honor roll and deserves his nickname. He edited the Crimson and White this year in Horace Greeley fashion. Sap's con- fessed ambition is to amass a fortune and he will no doubt be successful as he is eminently qualified. What ever he does we'll all be proud of him. CHARLOTTE ADCOCK Lottie L. . . .ct .A., ct. .5l..lL. t- fi' wt -F .f - .. . ilttiiitt., ti.t totti ytai ihtt uc live spent :'s classmates Cltarlotte has up- heiti this motto. Hut just begin talkingg about 'tatlait's other than :school :tiiairs and you will immediately hear Hambutj2' creep into the conversation. Hamburg and its inhabitants have a special charm p fiorvher as can be readily seen by the fre- quent trips to that place. 19

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MADELINE BROWN , 'fsalomes' ' O music, sphere descended maid, Friend of pleasure, wisdom's aid! The echoes of her fame have filled the halls of P. H. S. She is an accomplished musician: can sing, plays the violin, piano, cello and pipeorgan, not to men- tion her grace in the art of dancing. Madeline is a studious member of our class and a more orderly desk than she keeps cannotnbe found. 21 VINCENT CONNELLY Vincent: They We ll conquer He surely has conquered it le ist his trigononletry. nne 1 low and has resistcl ill the pumpings of the editorts scouts so that We know little of him. He his composet L 1 c 1 Co 1 ditty, a dirge dcdicltct to his nitivc vi large, entitled l31incn1 lhot Pure City of the Plains We hope to sec him next year as a pursuer of the hi, ei learning in some colleee or perhaps as a chief engineer