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

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ROZE ANTOKOLITZ Butch, Rosie Roses are red, violets are blue. Roze may be seen any time after school in the Centre Street line up, with her machine, causing all her classmates to dodge. Butch dis- regards all law, but in spite of this she never speeds quite fast enough to arrive at school at 1:45. Roze is at her best on a waxed floor. She will make a famous chauffeur, some day. for somebody, on the road of matrimony. Girls' R. O. T. C. Cl, Zj Glee Club ESTHER AREGOOD ClSis,l! NESS!! The sweetest girl that '24 ever knew. Esther is quiet, and a good stu- d-ent. Esther will probably startle the world with some new sugges- tions in bakingg she is already ex- perimenting in cake baking by using liniment instead of vanilla. Esther has a fascination for Bell Stores. Sis is very fond of hockey and basket ball. Ess your name sure are good but will it always be the same? Hockey Cl, 2, 3, 4j Basket Ball fl, 2, 35 Glee Club QU R. O. T. C. Cl, Zj Field Meet CU Rifle Team C21

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,D LESLIE ALBER Les, Genesis, Sheik Much study la a wenrlness to the flesh. That is probably what Les thought for he left his sutdies one beautiful day and ventured forth to Fight forest fires. C?j As Genesis in the Senior play he made quite a hit, for he suah was a handsome niggah. 4 In the French Play, L'Anglais Tel qu'on Le Parle as Julien Cicandel Les showed that hedeserves the high marks he receives in French. Les loves to test the broad knowl- edge of Mr. Smith with his everlast- ing questions, he must think that everyone is a bureau of information. As Les has had a great deal of experience along the line of clerk- ing he should make a success of whatever he undertakes. Class Prophet Minuet Senior Play French Play CHARLES ALTER Charlie, Pa Baxter A workman ls known by his work. Absolutely the busiest person in the senior class! Charlie's duties are many, no wonder he frowns so often. Charlie is another of our stars, as he was an ideal father in Seventeen At A play practice Charlie was usually seen meander- ing to the extreme parts of the spa- cious auditorium to consult Lola. Charles will some day own a large newspaper, which he will success- fully manage. R. O. T. C. fl, Zj Class Basketball CZ, 3j Class Treasurer Q31 Senior Play Foot Ball Manager C43 Editor of Annual A. A. Board County Meet C3j

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D l CHARLES BADER Bud, Johnnie Watson ' A light heart llves long. The Class of 1924 now wishes to in.roduce to you- Bud -its most versatile member. As an artist and actor he is notably accomplished. As Betty's father in the French play, he was most realistic, and wasn't he clever as Johnnie Watson in Sev- enteen ? It is rumored that Bud is quiie interested in a certain mem- ber of the junior Class? We will some day hear of Bud as a fam- ous artist or probably he will en- tertain the children through the comic section in Charlie's paper. R. O. T. C. 11,25 Secretary of Class QU Senior Play French Play DOROTHY BENNET ClDot!9 A true friend is n friend Indeed. f Dorothy is studlous and quiet. i Dot', greets one at the Sweet- land with Chocolate,.AVaiiilla Strawberry and Orange-ice: Doro thy has a weakness for Ford Coupesi We take pleasure' to announce here that Dorothy Bennet won 'over Skinny Davenport in the Paper VVeight Championship. after four years of strenuous competition. Dorothy is pedagogically inclined and will enter West Chester next year. VVe some day expect to see her monarch in her own little do- main-the schoolroom. Girls' R. O. T. C. Art Editor of Annual Girls' Glee Club Q