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

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Esther Von de Heiden- Vondie For Satan iinds some mischief for idle hands to do. And now we come to the greatest heart- hreaker that ever entered High. Vondie's smiles seem to possess magnetic qualities, for they are always drawing members of the oppo- site sex. But of all the suitors, CarlH seems to be the only one who has fulfilled all the requirements. She is one of the invincible sextette. She filled the part of ,loan in the Senior play which Vivian- Martin did in the original east. Some day Vondie will rival Lucille Cavanaugh. Lee Hummel- Shrimp A light heart lives long. A squealing, tempestuous, almost infinitesi- ,mal mass of baby Hesh took posession of the Hummel home at Pottsville on November 3, 1903. They named the wee thing Lee and later, when it grew larger and stronger, they sent it to school to learn sums and things. Now, Lee is very young and everything takes on a humorous aspect, when viewed through his optics, so we must often bear with him and not become aggravated with his hysterical giggles. He is the smallest of our number, but not the quietest by any means. His ambition is to grow tall, so the girls won't have to lift him up to?-. Kathryn Lautenbacher- Kafryn VVhen one is truly in love, one not only says it hut shows it. Kafryn represents the large small town of Schuylkill Haven. She has been with us only one year, but she has won the affections of all her classmates, especially Mr. Leiby. She is noted for her beautiful curls and her talent in seeaking. In the near future, Kafryn,' will he elocution teacher at The Braun School of Nlusic. 14

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Anna Mellon- Annie', '1'ln-re is nothing half so sweet in life as love's youn,f5 dream. Annie, the smallest girl in our class, and like most small people, loves every one but mostly Wfalter. How happy Anna was when her hair was long enough-it having been cut after her attack of the Hu -to be put up because she felt that all Seniors should appear grown-up to have their picture taken. Annie has no definite plans at present, but we are sure she will succeed in whatever she does. Andrew Fleming-- Andy , Pat All night I heard thy voice rave over the rocky bar, 4'Andy is always hearing things in his sleep. The words which echo in his ears are one ball in the side pocket. Andy made his debut in the Minstrel. He was one of the Aces of Spades. He and Schuster sure are two good cards to hold. Pat made a hit in his song Bring Back. l-le had the right feeling because he missed his spirits. He was asked to join the Phi Beta B. S. Club but refused, stating' that he did not agree with the B. S. He was one of the political bosses in the class and made a success at it, He will open up a joint of his own upon graduation. Helen Rickert- Hel If talked-ye gods! hcw it tallkedl' Could Hel be better described than this? Vlflieu Andy and Helen get together-enough said! Helen is one of the accomplished mem- bers of our class, as the opposite sex will admit -noted dancer, which was proven in the Minuet , skilled in athletics, such as tennis, basket ball and hockey, and last but not lcast, her singing in Chapel, which can be heard by the Fresllies.l' She does, however, take time from her numerous dates to prepare for her HCOllllJ1'CllCl1SlYCSn for Wfellesley. l3

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Jeannette Morrison- Jeanne Ulle is al fool who thinks by forre or skill To turn the current of at W0man's willf' Behold the noted musician of our class! Also an artist of great ability. She usually aniuses the girls during' study period in Room 2, by passing around some specimens of her art. .Sonic time perhaps you Will see Jeannette gazing' off into space-fear not, her thoughts are wandering to Virginia. In the near future We shall probably hear of Jeanne settling ill the Blue Hills, but at present she is seriously contemplating entering Penn State, Percival Adcock- Perce , Detective As modest and attentive us n blushing- maid. One would never suspect that this quiet fellow hailing' from Laurel street would hope to make enough noise to be a detective, but he has succeeded and even learned, the meaning of H!-le---!!' Perce never was a ladies' nian until this year, but he finally eanie to life and captured the affections of '4Anna. XNC' wish Perce 11mcl1 success in climbing the ladder at Dives. S Margaret Huff- HuHie HYon'd be surprised! You'd really be surprised! HufF.e is so tall and stately and digniiied but once started! :Xtter each period she can be found in room No. 2-dressing room-powdering her nose. She tries at times to beat, Ruth Eckert giggling. l-lufrieu is one of Mr. Lehr's star pupils. She takes French and linglish one after the other. She has many friends in Philadelphia, but the only one in lfottsrille just now is K. 15