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

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, , , .f ' A4 .Q JOSEPH O'HARA Vice-president 1, 3, 'lSpringtime, t'Miss Bob White g A. A. Dance Committee 3, 4g Class football 3. Joe holds the record for being on more committees than anyone else in the class. We can't understand it as we're positive he never does any work, but perhaps its because his presence is inspiring. 'floei' is quite a popular young man. Also he has an excellent sense of humor and is an actor of no mean ability. In whatever he chooses to do, we wish him luck. HAROLD POLLACK Class football 3, 4, Class baseball 3, 4, Le Cercle Francais, French Play, Euclideans. Here we have one of the best naturad fellows in the class. Quick in grasping a subject himself, he is always willing to help someone else. Most of his themes have been on furs, and they show his thorough knowledge of that subject. Harold made a very dashing soldier in the French play, but we doubt whether he will make soldiering his life work. However, the class wishes him the greatest success in whatever he undertakes. MARGUERITE PORTLAND Secretary 1, Le Cercle Francais, Booster Committee 3, Secre- tary Student Council 3, A. A. Dance Committee 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 43 Oratorical Society, Dramatic Club, Minuet, '4Springtime, Miss Bob VVhite. 'tPeg is one of the most popular and intelligent girls of the class. But her accomplishments are not limited to social and scholastic lines. Peggy's excellent work on the basketball and hockey teams contributed much to the success of both. Peg', is liked by everyone, and especially by-but why bring that up, everyone knows. All our good wishes are yours l'Peg. HELEN RYON I Helen transferred from Hazleton High School and was imme- diately welcomed and accepted as one of ours. She has taken an interest in all our school events and is always willing to work r with the rest of us. She expects to enter Mt. St. Vincent's-on- the-Hudson, and we know she cannot but succeed. FRANK PRESTILIO Class football 3, 45 Class baseball 3, -lg l'li-Y Club, Euclidean Club. Frank is one of those reserved, quiet boys who have abso- lutely nothing to say concerning themselves. Although no state- ment has been issued in regard to his future, it is said he is gravely afflicted with tonsorial inclinations. He is a keen fol- lower of athletics and was himself a sturdy guard on the Senior y team. The class Wishes you all luck, Frank. w ff ,J H .ifv 5, fi 1 ' K LJ' 2 mffqifiil f N' ff if S .1Ya.'L'f.. fi 5 f ':'f::i fi'W'1eQ'r'- . M ,sf s.1:x ,'.'f ' 1 A v sm ,J-'M , ,A pmgf NM. x 9, gl 'M . - W- .ww f LMQLV Ai 'WM W ai ii ff NZ 1 S gg ,A . rm 7 .ffl 'T .Ji 'Wei A 5 5 if 5 15355 :ESE 'i'g13f3.-f ,, 1' 'ff f 5 'NN Page 26 . xiii? :rw M- 3.?5?ff.-sri it were - , MMS :sv f U, faq fs 2.5 6 N. .Miter ie W f if in . p 1 'N fa,-,,1 , .154 fs W-ww gait. mstgqgt Qgggfg ,Q - A W W f ref. 5 . We Stew -N-W ia-we . J N 4 .. .f .. .. gi . as . Nm- - -- -. lass . my A ff--3-2 Y W Awww ..32-5'-'r.vv W ' 7... ,,. -9f-. . --5 -S-.,-4.-. , Hs.-....s......s... D -Miva '-- r . '-'W-,,,W3s: t 'W' .-........

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.4 fi v 1 ' A v .1 , . . ,. . .. ..,..r.......4..... .....sJ1xe.x.wuu6am1uuax1m.ai ..,,, ..s-..,... .. . . .. . . . . FRANCIS PETRIE lli-Y Club, Rotary Patrol. llerc is one of the quiet, undiscovered humorists of the class. lfrancis' slightly awry proverbs and mis-quoted sayings are well worth one's attention. llis inclinations for a future career bend toward that of the Scouts. To the surprise of all, his long dormant romantic inclinations became quite volcanic his Senior year. As the national leader of our Scouts, we look to you to uphold '28, Francis. Al.RER'l' RIGBERG lli-S-Potts Staff 4, Christmas Program, President Euclidean Club. Alpheus early decided to send the school on its ear with all his learning, and it seems that he certainly has. lle is one of our highest honor students, and to prove how embracing a mind he had the boy appeared as hero in one of our Christmas sketches, and we'll certainly say he lived up to his mind. Albert, the class knows you will be a sure-tire success. .IA COB RUIJNICK Class football 1, 3, -l-g Class baseball 3, -l-g lli-Y Club, Prophet, Prize winning, fire prevention essay 3. lf there was ever a salesman in the making here he is. Once upon a time there might have been a man who knew worse stories than this child, but, surely, never at one time. jake has always kept abreast or nearly abreast of his studies, and as a reward for his humorous efforts the class elected him one of the prophets. May hc live through it. As one of our leading men of business, ,lake, we wish you all kinds of success. CHARLES RUMMEL . lfootball 4, Basketball 4, Inter-Class Meet 4, Minuet, liuclidean Club. 'l'he boy with the magic smile. 'liry and make it come off. lle claims many have tried, on the football field, the basketball court and also in certain classrooms, but all have failed. Although primarily an athlete, Charlie was also a gentleman squire of the Minuet. llc joined the class only this year and immediately showed he was a good student as well as an athlete. VVith your spirit, success should surely come your way, Charlie. MARY REILLY llockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club, Art Club, Le Cercle Francais, Springtime, Miss Bob VVhite. Mary was a wonderful fullback on the hockey team. Gosh, doesn't she whack 'eml And the next minute she plays grand- ma's part in Li'l Red Riding-lIood. From one extreme to the other, yet she played both excellently, VVhat can we wish for you, Mary? Suppose we make it the realization of all your dreams. X Po'r'rSvl L.l.E H I G I-I X Wes? we ss-ss f rsqszft. Q., X I 15 Q.'ff'ss' -s'siQr1s t ' -is-, ,se X s s so 'Q N 'N ss R X 5 s , .f kLf'!L?a.'f 5 :We-' ,. Y ,M ,ea I Page 27 'K xg s Mg , . , , ,,, .H . t N , f, s f 'SM + W' giw? T'TTfZ.0,f1,f ti.f1,..,gLWi:f-.2 N, , 'tr ' , -21:5 an f X ,K ,via t 4 rv J325 .Qs 23,5 w5,,,sL,. mgmvnvfauh D NiiL.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.N.,.yS,. fA5'7 '. -V.. - My -WN . ,x 1. . i,,,.,,,