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

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EVELYN GLENWRIGHT It talked-ye gods! how it talked! CHICK Once upon a time, long ago, when Evelyn was in third grade she wore a cunning apron to school. The pockets were decorated with little chickens, hence her name. The wit and laugh- ter of this lively little piece of class '23 has disturbed more than one class room. Some time ago Chick found music uninteresting and dropped it. However, her interest in that subject seems to be returning. Next year we can visit Chick at Temple. Hockey 4, CCapt. 3, 2, lj Doll Committee Uke Club Senior Play Girl's R. O. T. C. Llama Sigma Sorority Chorus Ql, SD JEAN GRAY In maid:-n meditation, fancy free. just a small, small person, in fact too small for basketball and hockey. Very quiet sometimes, but so very talkative and full of pep most times. Jean caused much comment when in the minuet because of her grace and daintiness. Beware, boys, for Jean has a dog. But then we suppose you need not be frightened for it's a friendly little poodle. We wish Jean the best of luck and success. Senior Play Doll Com. Chorus fl, 35 Girl's R. O. T. C. D

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THOMAS FLANAGAN A worknmn is known by his work. TIM - TOM - Gl'MNl - MURPHY llello, 'l'iin, you lrish dandy. S0 you still think the war debt should not be paid? XYell, I do not agree with you on that point. .-Xlthough Tim seems to be a hard boiled yegg, he isn't. lle has a soft heart. liverybocly is his friend, but if he has something that you desire Try and get it. Toni is strong for school activities, being manager of track and chairman of the committee for Kathleen. Tim's head is of the real Irish kind, hard as brick. For proof. ask Rettig. he knows. Although Tim missed half his Freshman year through an acci- dent. he showed his scholastic ability by graduating with his class. Here is luck no matter what you do Tim whether as an undertaker or a public accountant. President C-llij Track Mgr. A. A. Board Senior Play Minuet R. O. T. C. IRENE GLASER Sweets to the sweet. lrene should be called giggles, for a. merrier, more good-natured lass was never seen. She is never in a bad hu- mor and has a kind word for all. She is one of our members of the basket- ball team and practices early and late, at noon, and four o'clock. She is tak- ing an intensive course in practical business as she is selling candy for OLII' Senior Hockey Team. She loves hik- ing and often indulges in long cross- country hikes. She is one of the few in our class who have acquired the subtle art of puffs that stay up, so she hasn't had her hair cut. We hope her pros- pects stay up as well as her puffs. Basketball 13. 45 Hockey Play Chorus l 1, 3, 4j Doll Com. Field Meet C3, 4D Girl's R. O. T. C. 5

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STEIN GRIGALONIS G-RIG To the strong belong the spoils. Grig is one of our star athletes. llc comes to us from New Philadelphia to hnish his High School course. He is the Rudolf Valentino of our class and has broken more than one heart this year. He has shown his great ability in foot-ball and basket- ball and is always full of school spirit. Grig is also a good worker and there is no doubt that he will succeed in any- thing he may undertake. Foot Ball C'-lj Varsity Basket Ball I-H Varsity, Capt. Base Ball C45 Varsity ANNA GWINNER HSPIN..-..Zu,,. I um resolved to grow fat mul look young at forty. Oxygen Proved a Compound! N. Y. Times. june 2, 1043.- Miss Anna Gwinner, noted scientist says effects on the world will be tre- mendousl Boston, june l-Miss Anna Gwin- ner. chief chemist of the far famed Radiobug Laboratories. has announced that. after a series of experiments, she has succeeded in dividing oxygen, con- sidered for centuries an element, into its parts, moten and haeton. Miss Gwinner asserts that moten is the at- mosphere of Mars and that she will soon perfect a means of reaching Mars. This announcement has caused much excitement in the scientific world be- cause of the great interest in the Planet due to the remarkable messages receiv- ed by the Radiobug Laboratories by wireless. n Miss Gwinner. who is not vet fortv. is a prominent daughter of Pennsvl- vaiia, having passed most of her earlv life in St. Clair. a picturesque town in the anthracite coal region. The most memorable vear of her school life was passed at Pottsville High where she was embued with a lasting love for science which hasalwavs distinguished this rising voung chemist, now un- doubtedlv the creator and leader of modern science. Senior Play