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

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Naomi M. Skelly- Nomar, Shelly A true friend to the true. A Winsome face, a rosy r-heek, A gentle smile whene'er you passe A graceful form, a quiet Way. In all, a Winsome little lass. Paul Weston- Boob, Umsk 'Tis strange how small a head can carry all he knows. Boob is one of the Math. experts of the c-lass besides having passed chemistry one year before us. He will, no doubt, improve on the present face powders from his knowledge and study. Elizabeth Ston-e Stonie, Liz This little verse just seems to suit Elizabeth. She is noted for her unfailing good humor. VVe know she will be successful in life. Happy am I, From care I'm freeg Why aren't they all- Contented like me? - ,27

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9 Helen Brennan- Patty Helen is one of the quiet girls of our class, seldom speaking unless spoken to?'???? She is a member of the noisy dinner bunch, but seldom participates in any amusements indulged in dur- ing the period. She is very fond of studying her lessons especially Shorthand. We hope to see Helen as Shorthand teacher in Branchdale school in the near future. Russell Kepner- Russ, Kupie He hath a lusty bellow. Russ is one of Mr. Canfield's hated rivals in the art of throwing the bull. His ideas are usually very original being very different from everybody else's. It does not pay to get in an argument with him because you never get a chance to get anything in edgeways. He has a very hearty laugh that shows he has a Very good appetite. Of course he has to sample all the food before it is fit for the Pure Food Store to put on the market. Russ has held differ- ent offices and' positions during his four years and has many friends in the class. We see him in the future as the president of a corporation of Pure Food Stores. Kathryn Bawden- Kit In the second year of our journey through the halls of P. H. S. We met this clever girl called Kitty, by friends who do confess Her wondrous art of playing the piano night and day, Has made many friends very happy and all of them quite gay. I -.26

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Katherine Farne- Kit, F!ll'll6 I will either find a way or make one. Katherine takes things easy, She helieves in fun, And so when Madame Sherry Conflicted with Spanish 1, What else was there to do- Than just to cut and run. Franklin Jenkins-- Jenk the Pirate I will either find a way or make one. .Ienk is one of the few of everlasting per- severance. He does not give up 'til he has just what he wants. He is sort of a lady's man but does not come up to Mr. Krieg: of course, he does not own a Ford and that may account for it. His nickname has always been Jenk the Pirate, but as yet he has not caused any blood-thirsty scenes in our midst. He has a part in the Senior play and feels very important. .Ienk is a good sport and willing helper. He was manager of this year's basket ball team. In English 4, Jenk's subject for oral themes was always the motion picture of today. It may be that he is contemplating going in the business, and we are all looking forward to passes to all the good shows. N0 matter what you do, Jenk, we wish you every success. Esther Dolan- Doc, Scoop, Est You'd be surprised. Behold! The biggest Qnot in sizel bluffer in the class of 1921. WVe can get through on bluffing hut it must be intelligent blufling and that is one of Esther's particular accomplishments. Esther is full of school spirit. She played on the basket ball and hockey teams and was a vrry valuable addition to both teams. Her stroke in hockey was one that could not be over- looked, especially if you were the victim. Esther has enough cases to become a lawyer or doc- tor, but her greatest attentions are centered upon Bob. Esther and a number of her friends consulted a fortune teller on Minersville Street and Esther was told she was to be married next year so-Congratulations, Esther. 28