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

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IHIII- 5 U'II lI'S ' -wwvf-L be is l ELLSWORTH COLES Mathematics Club 4, Science Club 4, Varsity Football 2, 33 Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Class Basketball 3. Ellsworth was one of the best little football players developed at P. H. S. and proved on many occasions that he was worthy of the con- fidence that the coach had in his ability. One of the unfortunate incidents of our school's expe- rience was his disqualification for this year on a proper technicality of eligibility. We missed him and sympathize with him in his personal disap- pointment. If you contemplate entering college, you may feel assured that the student body of P. H. S. will root for the continued success that they are certain will reward your efforts. CLIFTON COCKILL President of Literature Club 4, Gym Club 4. Behold the masculine 'lMike from Port Car- bon! After entering P. H. S. Mike immediately displayed his prowess in football and basketball. He received letters in both these sports. He has a pleasant disposition and has won many friends during his sojourn in our High School. We don't know what his future vocation will be, but we wish him lots of luck. KERMIT COOPER Gym Club 4, Advanced Science 4. Kermit is another of the fine fellows who hails from Port Carbon. His jolly disposition is evi- dent to everyone, for he is never without a broad smile on his face. Gweaser is always ready to do his part in helping his class. May you suc- ceed in your chosen vocation. NATHANIEL COOPER Basketball 4. Nobody knows who Nathaniel Cooper is. He's just plain Nattie. Nattie went out for basketball. this year and won his letter. Evidently, Nattie believes in the old adage Better late than never. At least, he applies it when he strolls into school about four mornings a week. Nattie expects to enter Temple University in the fall to study pharmacy, and, when he is through, he will be a full-Hedged soda-slinger down in Walgreen's. The Class of '29 wishes you much success, Nattie. ll Xe Page I0 fy A, 2 'QW . is 4 .gif W ' ilk jg , ,, - Y l fp 4, .... .,. Z - I .QTQN-,M rf N JM' NW A- N ., .- :!ff ' --. QL.. fflhllixe '- fi I X! nv- '-Q... -T-'Rf Q A- .1 3-NSQZTS:--,l. --aww f-.,,,c..,..r-.1 f -Q' 'fin

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IHI Il 5 PD'Il' 'Il' S -Y...vI'L n EARL BYERLY Orchestra 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 45 T. H. K. 2, 3. Earl is a very talented musician, and we were expecting that he would choose this profession as his vocation. We now understand that he con- templates pursuing a technical course in engineer- ing in preparation for his chosen work of elec- trical engineering. Earl is both a good student and popular among his associates - qualities which incidentally will assure his success in the engineering profession. MILDRED BUSCH Choral Club Mildred just came to P. H. S. from Port Carbon this year, but she immediately made all of us feel as if we had known her all our lives. Her charming friendly attitude toward everyone has won her many life-long friends. Mildred likes to do everything but work. But she gets along anyhow. Perhaps her friendly attitude has pene- trated the teachers, too. We don't know what Mildred will do after she graduates, but we wouldn't suggest teaching for her. She'd prob- ably stop teaching to play games with her pupils or something equally as queer. Mildred will go through life making friends and keeping them, and success will make friends with her, we're sure. LAURA CAREY Ladies and gentlemen, another welcome con- tribution from Port Carbon. Laura has been with us two years, and we feel that we know her so much better than some of her associates who entered our class this year. Laura goes to every basketball game and does her share of the cheering to encourage our team to victory. Her enthusiasm for all things in which she is inter- ested is contagious among her associates. JOHN CARLIN Assistant Manager Track Team 3, Band 3, Historian 3, A. A. Dance Committee 3, Class Football 2, 3, 4g T. H. K. 2, 33 Minuet 4. jack intends following his father's footsteps and become a doctor. Knowing him as we do, we sincerely believe that he will be an excep- tional medico. Jack was one of the real workers for the success of the various school and class activities. He did everything from soliciting subscriptions for the track team to dancing the stately minuet. We are expecting him to be one of the dignitaries of our class, an honor to his family and his friends. Your class is with you, Jack. 'ix P 9 A If as .' W f as , 3 If: -Z :X-f LQIYO 1 i, ' wg' 2 ' p',,r,1fq ic , 4 N if ' n , 'Qqp tp bg? ' ig I V gb XNA rf N ,ll - . .. .g- ...L .... ',.- -- ' ua, f- , -' 'dx -3 --L.'..' fi .... 'a: A ' fi N W! H-, - - ea z-I-in-1-.,r s ..- ,,s ' ' fs-u.1,:a.'.:-f-Q :- -fv-

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' C ll'llll 5' O'll lI'5 IL C Dr!! A , CLYDE DANDO GRACE DEWALD Hi-Y Club 3, 4-g Debating Society 3, 4. Behold another loyal member of the Hi-Y Club! Clyde is one of our automobile fans and may be seen at almost any time driving about in his car. He is a member of a very active organization, the Debating Society. Although we do not know the business he intends to enter after he leaves school, we wish him boundless success. RUTH COOPER Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 45 Hockey 3, 43 Class Outdoor Meet 3. For the smallest girl in the class Ruth has much to be proud of. She is an excellent student, an ardent Girl Reserve, and a clever hockey player. Bunchy has done everything possible to make herself taller, but all in vain. Although her classmates have all outgrown her in size, they will never outgrow her friendship, we are sure. Your classmates wish you all the success you can possibly get. 1 School Pianist 3, 43 Choral Club. Everybody in school knows our Grace, for they sang to her accompaniment on the piano for the past two years, She also has a beautiful voice and contributes much to the success of the Club. She is one of the outstanding girls in the Commercial Department and cannot help being successful as a secretary., We hope business will not dampen her desire for further training. Choral musical EDWARD DORMER Class Football 3, 43 Class Basketball 3, 45 His- torian 2, T. H. K. 2, 3. Here is the most collegiate fellow in the class. Ed's sweaters and blazers almost knock you over. But inside of them hels a very nice boy and everybody likes him, even if they are afraid to get too close to him for fear his ties will either burn them up or deafen them. Ed has accom- plished many things' during his stay in high school, as well as playing on the championship football team of '29 for two successive years and lending his basketball ability to that class team also. ,x , , 55, NX, Page II X :Q 'IL A 'i I., ww 'fi i it 'zf 4 1 - al ' bfi? ts. ' fi .WIS Q.. ... FI y - 'giqtwqi-.AN f ..- -Q-.,f:.-- .nn v -gg - 'N A '-La, -2 - FS'-4 ,fs S Ders:.., ff' P - ... -.A f-1.2. .:--s- QI -T- X to i l lg' 1 ,tl 1 i?