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

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' s ERCAL KAISER Men of few wortis are the best of men. Kaiser! Now :what does that remind you ot? Your latin of course. Ercal is quite a latin scholar, as his name indi- cates, and, he expects to be a Latin teacher QPJ in the future. Ercal is a devout QPJ member of the Boy Scouts of America, and may be seen on some national holiday marching up and down the streets, with the rest of the Scouts in a body. Some day we hope to hear of Ercal doing great work of this kind. Kaiser is very quite at times, but his dutch sometimes gets the best of him, when he gets hot un- der the collar, and then good night, he makes things fly. Kaiser is rather shy about girls, but sometimes he gathers together enough courage and asks a girl to go to a dance, or something like that. Cheer up, Ercal, you are still young in years. .DORIS HOOVER . as lt is sometimes expedientgto forget who we are. Doris' entrances are often tardy, conse- quently causing a great deal of disturb- ance. Her slow gait is due to the fact that she is always on the lookout for someone on whom she can cast her anec- l tions. She is small but not so her love of-boys. - - 'X 30

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MORRIS R. HOLT y He who presides. No I don't intend to ask you to hott on a while a la Pennsylvania Dutch, but merely to gaze at the by no means mop-ing countenance of our illustrious president. Mop has been an athlete and general good fellow for the last four years and the class has bestowed upon him the highest honor that lay within its power. But why need I talk when he speaks for himself at the Class Day ex- ercises. RUTH HERBEIN Genevieve. All my ambition is, I own, To protit and to please unknown. To look upon Ruth one would think that she was very subdued butt---- once started there is no limit to her levity. She is the champion candy maker and the boys declare they never tasted any- thing better than Ruth's Leap Year Kisses. Don't blush, Ruth, when you read this for they all know we mean candy. 29

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. WILBUR KENNEY I should worry. i Pete never did helieve in reflection tas his motto showsj-hut there I'm wrong' for he entrusts all his Hreflectionl' to the pocket mirror that he frequently draws from the innermost recesses of his vest pocket. To play and not to work, that is the question and Pete has answered it for four years. He intends to work either at Colgate's putting the der in face pow- der-for he's a German scholar you factory, not yet having decided whether it shall be Pete-r's or Wilbur's. HELEN HOY Cherries. 'tHer worth is warrant for her welcome! Schuylkill Haven has sent us a repre- sentative whom we have heartily wel- comed into our midst. Helen readily made friends and soon became a favorite with her charming voice and sweet dis- position. Besides her interest in P. H. S. she is still a loyal supporter of Schuyl- i 'kill Haven. 31