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

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Susan Kuentzler- Susan And still the wonder grew- How one small head could carry all shte knew. Susan is quiet and studious. She is a special friend of Virgil. And no one need think that she paints-those pretty red cheeks are her own. Each spare moment is used in studying. She even stays at lunch hour to study. She will surely make a success as a teacher of Latin, Sergeant Roseberry-- Raz , Tart Haill Hail! The gang's all heref' 1 Here we have the most important person in the class-the works and everything else. He is a frequent visitor of the Emporium and is Harry's right-hand man. He is base ball manager of this year's team. He is also busi- ness manager of the Senior play and from all appearances he seems to be the director of the show. T-le is also noted for his oratorical ability. He .has already succeeded in convinc- ing some of the faculty of the infinite small- ness of his mind. We hope his future will be a success. , Marie Kenna- Josie ' Irish maid with eyes 0f'blue, ' Gray and happy, fair and true. This Trish maiden comes from that great city-New Philadelphia. Marie and Marian are great chuins, and a member of the dinner bunch. She is one of the quiet ones of our class but she is more than gifted with mental quality. Being studious, she never bothers with boys -and we vvifh her much success in her career after graduation. 28

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Lois Eberwein- Louey , Tip Beware nf spnfming and mnnningf' ' Oh, and here's Port Carbon's representative! l.ouey is very quiet and bashful in classes, hut out of them, oh, my! Her blushing must have captured iRoseherry's heart because he has made several visits to Port Carbon lately. ln later years we hope to hear of them settling down in a little cottage near Stevie's Dam. William Haskins- Bill T come from haunt of cnet and liernf' And so he does. Bill wends his weary way every morning' from the wilds and woody jungles of Mt. LaHee to school. He appears to he quiet and bashful, but get him started and oh, my-l He is a strong advocate of The Freedom of the Trish and of Prohibi- tion, Allow us to explain the causes. Bill , you see, is Irish himself and second, his father is a manufacturer of soft drinks. We wish him success in future life. - Elizabeth Hoffmaster-- Biss' CByssj f 1'he sweetest noise on earth, a VV0l'Il5il'1lS tongue- a string which has no discord. . Byss is a great talker, always ready to stand up for the right, especially inMr.l,ehr's English class. Byss'l, Ruth and Vondie form an almost inseparable trio. In fact, the whole trio talks a great deal, but what would our class he without their chattering? Byss ' allieetion for the opposite sex does not lie in Pottsville, but travels' daily to Philadelphia and Frank at Pitt University. Byss regu- larlv attends the Garden, being a close second to Lila Lee, and afterwards can be found either in Hodgson's or Iinschies. '27

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Vincent Gallo- Vincenzo'l I have much within myself that pleases me. Vincel' might have I'l'll1Cl1 in his barber shop, but we doubt if he has much in his head. is too industrious to come to school half of the time, being engaged in massaging his cus- tomer's faces. Vince is a great military student. He formerly was a sergeant in the R. O. T. C. but resigned to the dismay of his superiors. Vinee's ambition is to become as great an officer as his brother Angelo. Walter Klein- Aloysius , Looney Empty wagons make the most noise. I Wfe have here the class walking encyclopedia. NValter sure does eat up the big' Words. He has read Plutareh's Lives and many other ancients This is one of his originals Said Aristotle unto Plato, lfVonlt you have a sweet potato P Said Plato unto Aristotle, No thank you, I prefer the bottle. W'e wish Walter much success as a minister. Raymond Brqbst- Ray 'tHe that loves his bed never, never will excel. Ray certainly loves his bed, rarely coming to school on time. Ray is a very important man in High School affairs, being manager of the track team, stage manager and will some day become official announcer for the K. O. Lawrence bout to be held at Seven Stars He and Tommy are inseparable. Where one is the other is sure to be found. Ray will some day become president of the P. 81 R. 29