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

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sk sf? , POTTSVI L.l.E H l G H 4 H f QQ X fo -. , .. ,.., ,a,.,.e.,a....,.,... .1 ,.V,,. ..e.,,.,,..ea...,..,.,., ...,,,e.....a,.,. .. .. .... . ft - . ' RUTH MOORE Dramatic Club, Basketball 4. Basketball player, Port Carbon beauty and noise maker. Ruth joined us only last September, but since then she has made enough racket to more than make up for the other three years. She is a cracker jack basketball player and cave woman, with quite a high score in both sports. All our wishes for success are yours, Ruth. FRANCIS MERRICK Miss Bob White , Track 2, 3g Football 3, Oratorical Contest 4, Class basketball manager 2, Inter-Class Meet. Curly dark hair, black eyes, and he's going to be a minister. Nevertheless, when we see a dignified young man in clerical garb, we shall remember the widely gesticulating cheer leader and the budding orator. There are few months when Francis does not have some feminine charmer on his mind. At least, an enlarged parish should follow your entrance into the ministry, Francis. ETTIE MOYER llockey l. Our ardent devotee of cards. Ettie is very quiet and speaks in such a wee voice that anyone would think she were afraid of the cruel, hard world, but that's where she fools them. We don't know what you plan for next year, Ettie, but we wish you success in anything you do, so long as it isn't card tricks. WILLIAM MA RTZ Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball -I-g Class secretary 1, Class president 2, Annual Statt, Iii-S-Potts Staff 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, Bleacher Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. Bill decided to be just about everything his Senior year, and the ears of football, basketball, track and literature all trembled at his touch, and to climax it, he rescued a lady fair from the unfeeling mob of the auditorium. William, we faint to think of it. It's an art to make them fall like this boy can. Bill, we all know you'll be a success whether you Peg away at being a man of the world or a college hero. LQUISE MEYER A. A. Dance Committee 4. ' We wonder why Louise tries to give the impression that she's absolutely unapproachable to males, when we know better. I.ouise's pet pride is her long hair' and she accomplishes won- ders with it to the envy of all the girls. We also wonder if Louise is going to be a stenog. Well, whatever she is we're 4., f 1-'fc s R JNXWQQN inu- '. Q betting on her. il X, 44 1' ' v f M f I W ' 3 by 3 .-.af . . N . , , Page 23 X 1 W .XX V, . ,W , H. . at. I 'M-MN.. gk 'R-s .,,, n -.N

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