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

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in ra l ., POTTSYCF Lv .l-,Em MILDRED HELLER Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 4, Dramatic Club, Oratorical Society, Miss Bob White. Mildred is positively the laughingest person in the school. But in spite of the giggles she's a good basketball player and sport, and she sets an example to the rest of the Seniors by her interest in her sister class. Your 'lsunny disposish should make you an excellent nurse, Mildred, we wish you success. ROBERT HERMAN liuclidcan Club, T. K. ll., Uratorical Contest 3, 4, County Oratorical champion 3, Hi-S-Potts Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff. Here we have the pride of P. H. S. Bobby Herman brought more glory to P. ll. S. than any other individual by virtue of winning the County Oratorical Contest. After the contest was over Bob ups and picks himself a charming commencement partner and then says with satisfaction, That's that. Bob continued to work for P. ll. S., and we assure you he's some busy man as his activities will show. Your success is certain, Bob. BLAKE HOBBS President lg Symphony Orchestra 3, 45 Collegians 3g lIi-S- Potts 3, 4. Blake is one of those who have reached the high peaks of attainment, even if he had to look down at a saxophone to do so. As a versatile entertainer, par excellence, it would be extremely dif'l-icult to find a peer. His predecessor set a hard pace, but as '28's representative, Blake has matched that stride very well. Whether as a vaudeville entertainer, orchestra leader, modern composer or merchant marine olhcer, we know you are due for a big success, Blake. MOLLY HAVISON Springtime, Miss Bob White, Hockey, Girls' track 1, 2, 3. Molly has never bothered much about the boys here in High School, but we hear that those from surrounding towns literally flock around her. This is not hard to understand, for she com- bines a charming vivacity with an ever more charming appear- ance. ller velvety complexion and titian curls are the envy of all the girls. VVe wish you much happiness, Molly. WALTE R JONES Class baseball 3, 45 Class football 4, Euclidean Club, Minuet. l.et us now look up to VValter. The majority of the Class does gaze upward toward his six feet of virile young manhood, topped by a thatch of auburn hair. Walt starred on the Class basket- ball, football and baseball teams. lle was also a prominent figure in the Minuet, for colonial gallantry toward the ladies was naturally portrayed. You are sure to go over big, Walter. ,f fo Page 19 Q gp- f , - ' ' 4 j'-'av ,Q . 1 .Mp QL? 'tb' 1 Aww, wa, zhm f 1., ..:..::r7...'p....g3af'-' W 'm:,-,gy 'xxx'

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