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

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- A - - B, ,ggi g agp, IL :Hg ll - 5 5- fgowr 195 ELIZABETH BELL Phi Gamma Lambda 2, 3, 45 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth is quite tall-a characteristic much admired by our smaller members. Betty is one of our quiet, dignified classmates who has not been affected by the spirit of modernism-that is, she is an upholder of the ideals of the past rather than the present. She was a fine hockey player and for the past four years was the main- stay of our team. Betty will enter a Normal School in the fall. The class extends to you its best wishes. LLOYD ALLEN Assistant Track Manager 3, Track Manager 4, Class Football 2, 35 Class Baseball 2, Class Indoor Meet 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2, 3g THKL3 Here, folks, is our Hourishing young track manager. Track is all that Lloyd lives for ex- cepting, perhaps, his P. of D. class. Since last year Lloyd has encouraged his desire for social attainments and in consequence is always ready for another real social event. He has not decided exactly what his vocation shall be, but we believe his ideals will guide him successfully toward his goal. MARGARET BELL Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4g Basketball 3, Man- ager 4g Point Leader 3, Symphony Orches- tra 3, Grinning Skull 3, Class Secretary 3, Historian 3, Class President 2, A. A. Dance Committee 4, Booster Committee 2, 3g Secre- tary A. A. 4, Commercial Club 4, Minuet 4. Margaret is one of our most popular class- mates. During her four years in High School she has successfully held many responsible posi- tions, as may be seen by her long list of activities. Margaret is also a fine athlete. She was a mem- ber of the basketball team for two years and in hockey-well! probably it will suffice to say she was captain last year. Because of her winning personality we are confident that Margaret will be as successful in life as she has been in P. H. S. ETHEL BERGER Ethel made a sweet colonial dame in the Minuet and tripped the light fantastic beauti- fully. She took an active interest in all of our class activities. We believe she intends devoting her time to a business career after graduation. The class extends to her its best wishes. .K XS, Page7 . +-Z F114 ,A 24 4 wg? M f gi :Any I6 K 5 I - fgkifxxg , N JIM: ' A ----W Y - uve-. f V r-x -N-x 'J7 N-1 'E-:Rv '32, , I Z -'Cb-T' Y ,

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3 i -1 lHllI 5 D'II'-ll' ' -YIL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Knoll.. . . Clyde Payne .... Eugenia Eagan.. joseph Fromme. . . George Wachter. . Vera Weiss ...... Ernest Zukauskas. . . Dorothy Knoll .... FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER CLASS CoLoRS Cerise and Silver CLASS LIOTTO A Posse ad Esse Page 6 . . . .President Vice-President . . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer .qw ' Q 'r effxx-K ,- . -.....,.., ,f'- ' x:-Nxfxx P g A - L ... .f::f- ' ww mf C A E 'If' 1- 4, AXNXI A L- Nu ' -,,-.. - - , Tw:--. ,N,s-,,,,. ,.,..v-- lx '25 n ' -mm ,, , ...gf ' ' 9' 6 p lk 35 'f 'R n w rf ah I Kc S w 'X x. Qxp hx-' 0, .Yu ' ' f PSN lj lrl -x.. A+ vy-

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A ,J gi J: J v' --v' - 7 3 QM! my ll - 5 - ,mr rg ,EQ FRANCIS BLACKER Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4. Francis is a very quiet member of the class. We are sure that he has never been censured for talking during a class period. He was a member of the Hi-Y Club for the past three years and took part in many of its activities. Although we are not aware of the occupation Francis has chosen as his life's work, we are certain that he will meet with good fortune and happiness. CHARLOTTE BETZ Basketball 4 Charlotte is another of those lovely girls from Port Carbon who entered P. H. S. last September. She is very much interested in basketball and was a member of the girls' basketball team. Although she has been with us a comparativelv short time, she has acquired many firm friend- ships. We wish you luck, Charlotte, in what- ever you undertake. IRMA BOWLE Chorus 3, A. A. Dance Committee 2, 3, Christmas Program 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 454 'Miss Bob White 1, Oratorical 4, Grin- ning Skull 3, Choral Club. Who can forget the little girl who broke her doll in the Christmas program of our Sophomore year? Or Elaine of our Junior Christmas pro- gram, or the very dignified person who recited such a clever little story in our Senior Christmas program? Irma Bowle, portraying all of these characters, proves herself a born actress. Her vigorous hockey and her dancing ability are worthy of considerable comment. May you dance your way to fame, Irma, as easily as you won the affection of your classmates. JENNIE BRESLIN Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. Jennie is our promising track star. She pos- sesses many medals for her ability in this sport. She has a quiet, pleasant manner, and because of it she has won many friends. We shall always remember Jennie in a white sailor dress with a light blue neck tie-the uniform of the Girl Reserves. She is an active and popular member of this organization and takes part in all of its activities. During the past year she was chosen a delegate to a large conference held by this society. The class wishes you heaps of success, Jennie. ,fx 4 Page8 'n 2. l 'ww PW, 4 W I M' 'am' .Q :ra 1 - f . r-N N - -'-i, 5:!,-!.- 2, ow.,-2-Q 'fir , if w 't -s... 'X-f ' ' A- ,-- .3-x ings- 1?'Q 5' ?k-.,-fisnlls' -x.. f-ii Q,- x