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

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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 ,

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, 2 ' . , , Y U... a.1fLwf... E ., - if Q mesa? e rf 94 433?Mtfi'V W Efelgfi. 'ful'-1 .iaeltw 2i'2.'4g8zl3Q'ff:fQ r 5? l w 13 i . K. af S' Q .M . . PO I I SVI L L E H l G H We , at sw R 1 ,x ,xg J fer ,age W K fefiygfi . t - i I f fi! 1 ARTHUR BROWER Hi-Y 2, 3, President Hi-Y 4, Commercial Club. At least one of us has worth-while ideals. Art's interests have always entwined about the Y. M. C. A. and we hear that either that work or the ministry is about to claim him. His work, scholastically and socially, has held him true, to the isola- tion of all weaker things. We look to you to bring much credit to '28, Arthur, all the luck in the world. NORMAN COOPER Commercial Club. Here is one of our artsits. Coop distinguished himself in this line during the school loan campaign. He is a quiet chap and liked by everyone. Norman comprises a good student, an inter- ested follower of school events and a quiet humorist. He serves as a check upon his friend Edward. You have our best wishes for a successful future, Norman. FRANCIS DOYLE Annual Staff, Minuet, Dramatic Club, Class basketball 3, 43 Class treasurer lg Bleacher crew 1, 2, 3, 4, '4Miss Bob White, class football manager 3, Euclidean Club. Doc graduates from P. H. S. with two great ambitions satis- fied, one that he could pass two years of latin in two years, and the other, that he could drive a Studebaker faster around a curve than Serfass could. l'Doc's status in the estimation of his class- mates is about equal to that of his scholastic standing, and few of our class top him either way. Doc, success is sure to come your way. ALMA CLAY Glee Club, Commercial Club, 'lSpringtime. VVe've come upon a set of twins and we canlt think of a thing Alma did that Anna didn't. If Alma weren't so good natured we'd all be dead long ago from asking what would happen if she and Anna disagreed as to what to wear. Whatever you do next year, Alma, never forget that back of you are our sincere wishes for success. ANNA CLAY Glee Club, Commercial Club, Springtime This is Anna. At least we hope it's Anna, because we're writing about Anna. This twin is not so quiet as her better half, but then that's no setback. We suggest that Anna be the twin to dye her hair, because if someone doesn't do something they'll always be making folks dizzy trying to tell them apart. Anna, we wish you what we wish Alma. ,. 1 f , if W- ,. N , 1 , S f'f I 4 x 5 2 ' M-. M.. , 3331? 1 - V. frfw-,mia vgxiyfis fr 5 . , ma, K 3 Wei 1 fy, ,iff rift ...ryqivfti 1 J A5 .. ' 1. il- 'N ,M E f e taff ' rl 54425 . Q' 3' We i ix Page 14 Q iirrem - i3:i?'?f5FfZ f M2 'N Q wa if Egfr is: 3 M35 ...MI -a3w.75,i11ws5g,g,i . -if tim A' - .gjf ..y:g X't , mi ' - V -',j-:gg 1. .M 'Vik 'QM' , W f fee-WWW M, sa Wim Mag i.iggsi'5e?S?? S llgfzffinf-ree-Nw..qsf'a'5?'l5: awww? si www ew' Wwafff ,: -rage States-w32wk,gm' , if Wmewfm V224 w:x:.c,'.:,'-'W 'N.1.lfwW3 ' ,,,M.z f3w'e,M ' ,A Y., .za,...i '. '.,,..x....m'gS.- M rwgwuwai w es-swwwaaawu., f MM. h me M-Y -awww .5239 W-A .- wgahw

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S .aw FRANKLIN EDWARDS Minuet, Inter-Class Meet, Dramatic Club. Despite the absence of the coughs, rattles and bangs of the Ford which usually accompanies him, we introduce Lynn. To insure better treatment of its aged joints, he studied chemistry this year and proved an ardent chemist. His ability as a dancer won him a part in the minuet, and his clever driving made him a popular chaulfeur for the faculty. Fare thee well, 'tLynn, and don't get killed. HELEN EBERLE Hockey 1, Dramatic Club, A. A. Dance Committee 3, 43 Booster Committee 4, Oratorical Society, Le Cercle Francais, Minuet, 'lMiss Bob VVbite, Doll Committee 4, f'Springtime. Our favorite example of what gentlemen prefer. Helen's squabbles with Lynn furnish the girls with more thrills than a dime novel. Because of her ever ready assistance in all school functions, Helen has become a very active person in school affairs. VVe know that with Helen's enthusiasm her career at Wilson will be just as successful as that in P. H. S. We wish you all that you wish for yourself, Helen. DAVID FRIE Inter-Class Meet, Varsity track, Class basketball, Class foot- ball, A. A. Dance Committee. Stopl Lookl Listen! Stop, because Dave is not the type that rushes around, though we could hardly call him slowg look, for it might be worse, but especially listen to the clever remarks that fly around when our friend gets started. 'fDave is Z1 good field athlete, popular with the boys, and a Santa Claus to the girls. All successes, Dave SYLVIA EBER Hockey 1, 4-g President 2, Art Club, Dramatic Club, lIi-S-Potts Staff 3, 45 Annual Staff, A. A. Dance Committee 3, Oratorical Society, Le Cercle Francais, You and I, Oratorical Contests 3, 4. Take a good look. This is the first time you ever saw Sylvia quiet. Practically every entertainment committee claims her, for she is chock full of original ideas for novel parties. She is really a very versatile young lady, for she reads, writes, plays and anything else you can think of. Like Samuel johnson, Sylvia has a tendency to procrastinate, but we are sure journalism will remedy that. Good luck, Sylvia, you deserve it. LOUIS FANELLI Class football 3 45 Class basketball 43 Class baseball 3, 4. 7 'fBoy, ain't that guy what plays guard on that Senior team tough! Many a time has Louis heard those sweet words on a gory gridiron. Noted for his obsolete expressions and stories of how he passed junior English, Louis is one of that type you cannot help liking. We know you will climb high on the ladder of success, Louis. 'M t Q 5 ! 'Mx'x, Y T J . in ,..N,NmQX X K ig, X' S ' N if ' 1 1 2 5 Affs i ,ffyxb f 5 ff Q , ,,.cfi..1 ,sm 1. .6 3 4 Mg 2 is aigffcgf M Mic laik I3 ' 'WN Page 16 'Pearse ef ' MW: .ww ff, Q' rf. VM. .wa et use .- fwfr ,' Kc. tv ,ww-M Q Q., iii' wfjfiSvwSgemr.M5w.f KD Qumwfa. WN N was 45,5 2 3 .Q :rf 4 My sl :gzff 5 if- 5,1 is an 05 at fvvfxxx 5 s:.s,.1,,, -195.2 his ,, pw awww Ma 'AQ agagigqsl fr wwzrswggw A . ,.a.SNf,a W 'W' as .M W 255.-tSs.fs Q. 'E fl gmEa,m'w,..fY M , W . F' sgiggfia aww waxxtnrmv. 'S W' ffiim L15 Ms rleilwftsfeglfefi-ft1.tzQ.fs f. s-UWM f.. W giw.1g::::geV Rr fs W w,yg...,,,..g,.?t,,.,,,,,,.i Q. M.e,e,v.k ,,yrg,.h...W,,,..Wf1f . W ,, as -fm.-uw... . r ..e..,........ 'f'-N. , -emmwwe .M. --+-...fe --MMM--.... ,,,