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

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. .. .. Q .4 .. .., mu...mtmaarwfsu vsazaa.. e...s..tss.sx X X. N ESTHER BA RTOLET Esther is one of our travelers. Each day she journeys from Auburn to Pottsville and back again. She is quiet and demure, and because of this we were unable to discover much about her. Although Esther has not decided definitely, she tells us that she intends to go to college and later to teach. Good luck, Esther. SARA BAST llockey 1, 2, 3, -lg Basketball 4, Class treasurer 1, Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Oratorical Society 3, -1-g Minuet, You and I, Miss Bob White, Glee Club. One look at the activities of this charming Miss should suffice, but we must mention her versatility. One minute she sends a hockey ball down the field for a goal and the next she's tripping a dainty minuet on a light fantastic toe, and she spends her evenings refereeing bouts between her commencement partner and-. Sue, we wish you all the success in the world. FRANKLIN BOWER Minuet, Class football -I-, lli-Y, Vice-president 4. l'ntil this year we thought Franklin very retiring, but suddenly he blossomed forth as vice-president and a Minuettcr, and we'll say he certainly managed both jobs with ease. Franklin is one of those easy going persons and usually accomplishes more than the most of us. VVe don't know what l7ranklin's inclinations are, but we wish him luck whichever way he chooses to lean. ROBERT BOYLE Class cheerleader 2, 3g School cheerleader 3, Varsity football 3, 4, Varsity track 3, 4, Basketball manager 3, 45 A. A. Board 3, 4, 'l'. K. D., Dramatic Club, Euclidean Club. llcre, folks, we have one of the workingest fellows in school. f'Bob is always rushing around looking busy. He served success- fully in the capacity of basketball manager for two years and before that as school cheer leader. Another reason for our pride in Bob is the fact that he is the only eagle scout of which Pottsville can boast. llere's wishing you success, Bob, ROBERT BERNER lli-Y 1, 2, 33 Symphony Orchestra 3, 45 Collegians 3, 4, Band 4, Euclidean Club. An impressionistic idea of Robert resembles a great roar resolving into Craz-z-y wor-r-ds, craz-z-y tu-une, to which add the wail of his saxophone heard in the Symphony Orchestra, Collegians and Jazz Band, and shell-rimmed glasses. The glasses, of course, prove Pansy a student and scientist. You have our best wishes, B0b. ! X lf, ., C,-I,, ' Y Q A ' St. , A, .,t-. 1 Q I by 8 Q .. . ei Ts t. if 5 i KM--MX what-' 5 iff' A fro f 'e if A P32613 ' w E ,gay if ...ma tstlgylp-.ZLQA . Q 1 is , X 355fi93,f'7737w1.ri?'5'f.3'V?-ii-.73 i5,?'2.5 'iK-aZi31 1 - ' if . ,,Qgy3.i,f, ., A my W- ' 21102 L. 1 333 . L, a..kws,Wv ff -sea .,,, 'lffiwgm -.15srLgfx'2'Lgjws,,,,,,,,,,,T 'ff . X . we if-5 , .,.-..'---M----A,'e ,gsfigizi ' ' W, .,a,., . . ass

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Q P9TIEXl-':I:.E H ' G' RUTH DILLER Chairman doll committee 4, Le Cercle Francais 2. Ilere is the sole contender to the title of minister's daughter. Moreover, Ruth deserves a medal for first braving the ordeal of letting her hair grow. Although quiet in school, almost every game finds Ruth on the bleachers loyally supporting the teams. Ruth, we do not know what your future plans are, but We wish you luck. MARGARET DEENEY Ilockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club, Dramatic Club, Le Cercle Francais, Springtime, Miss Bob White, Glee Club, Euclidean Club. IIow she does talk! This irrepressible characteristic combined with a keen interest in solid geometry, makes Peggy the joy of Mr. Haskins' life? Her interest in athletics is limited to hockey and the members of the football team. Margaret, '28 wishes you success in whatever line you may choose to follow, but the one to Tamaqua. CLARA DENGLER Springtime, Oratorical Society, Miss Bob White, Le Cercle Francais, Dramatic Club, Art Club, Hi-S-Potts Staff, Annual Staff, Treasurer Euclidean Club, Minnet. Clara is one of those charming, sympathetic persons who make such wonderful wives for famous men. We aren't implying any- thing, but take the matter of commencement partners for instance. Clara's sympathy often gets the better of her, but then everyone loves her for it. As a pianist, Clara is especalliy gifted, and most certainly she will succeed at Holyoke next year. MARIE EBLING Instead of a noisy, red-cheeked, country girl, this Auburnite is the very essence of quietude and study. Marie did not enter P. H. S. with '28, but in the time she has been here she has made her quiet eapableness felt by everyone, and we all know she will succeed in whatever she does. EMILY ELISON Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 'fMiss Bob White, Glee Club. I Emily seems to have one big aim, and that is to be absolutely independent of men. But we know it isn't Emily herself who quells them, it's her reputed hockey whack. This little lady is going to be an efficient stenog for someone. Reasons? Ablity, wonderful disposition and sense of humor. Much luck, Emily. W., I J N ' X e If i 'N xi F 7 Q .f x '!, l rwf, i , 1 ,. . I C 1 5 14.-. E' ' , ...J ' .Meds ' Page IS A5152 s of-f4Q3eg.r.,,,,, iw., 9 W f , ,J . .. . . W VJ' :QL A V .v f 5 aLLj,,5,1 ,. QL.. ., 5055 i 'r'4f T fi' Q Q 5 ' 51224 sbp.. N' ' ,, ,Q 1.x if xt 5 ' M I gg 'N if ,S 3 , t ,