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

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T llilll 5 Aoirwrs C A gy MAMIE ERNST Point Leader 3, Grinning Skull 3, P. O. S. of A. Contest 3, Phi Gamma Lambda 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Cashier 4. Here is the eflicient bank cashier of Room 1. During the past year she has worked hard to keep her home room one hundred per cent. Mamie is quite a lovely blonde with large brown eyes. She is one of those girls who possesses more of the manners of an eighteenth century lady than a modern llapper. In the fall Mamie intends to enter the Nurses' Training School at the University of Pennsylvania. We are certain that she will be successful. ROLAND EDWARDS Track 2, 3, 43 Literature Club 4. Have a look at the person who wins many races for P. H. S. f'Rol is a true Mercury, for his achievements on the track are mere incidents in his career. His ready smile and good humor makes him popular with everybody. Your class is hoping that in the near future the name Roi will grace the headlines on the sport news as a great Olympic sprinter. BEATRICE FLAIL Beatrice is the only girl in the class who has succeeded in learning to play the saxophone. Although she has never played for us in school, we know that she is quite an artist. Because of her pleasing manner Beatrice has made many friends in P. H. S. Her chosen work is unknown to us, but probably she will become a famous musician. The class wishes her heaps of success. GLENWOOD FREEZE Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4-3 Symphony Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Assistant School Cheerleader 3, Cheer- leader 4, Grinning Skull 3, Christmas Pro- gram 3, T. H. K. 2, 3. Petit has become an ardent follower of the manly art of throwing the arms around-cheep leading. Glenwood has a bicycle that has made the Western Union famous with his rapidity in delivering messages. With these two diversions in life, the one strengthening his arms, the other his legs, he ought to make a most efficient car- penter. Glenwood might be small, but still he is very popular among his classmates. With a hearty smile for everyone, we know success will come your way. ,A X, Page 13 kg ' l 191.11 4 . 1 4 wg? l ' 1, 155 ...,. .,. f - 'gS'q,:xAs ff 'X I FN... -N-X -:filly ,E-xv 351- , I ivsasmgggqijzxh-If . M: 'PNA-

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IHIII toirirs Q NORMAN DROPKIN Symphony Orchestra, P. H. S. Collegians, Indoor Track Meet. Norman is a permanent fixture in P. H. S. The school will never be the same after he gets out. He is just as essential to it as the desks, the blackboards and the teachers themselves. 'lNorm,' has been known to help the teachers out of many a tight pinch, for he is so experienced in the ways of our high school. Norman is also a tal- ented musician. He played the violin for a while at the Plaza, but the people all put nickels in the mechanical piano after they heard him play. Norm resigned after this blow to his vanity. Lots of success in whatever you do, Norman. MAE DRAKE Mae is one of our quiet little girls who says little but thinks much. Her advice is always respected by a host of friends. Her training in the commercial course and her natural business ability will surely bring her a great measure of success in any position she may accept. '29 wishes EUGENIA EAGAN Student Council 3, 4g President Phi Gamma Lambda 4, Phi Gamma Lambda 2, 3, 45 Banking Council 2, 3, 43 Class Secretary 4, Miss Bob White 1, Class Treasurer 1, Home Room President 4, Annual Staff. 'ljeann is the busiest little girl in our class, a real example of-daintiness and affection. Her exceptional popularity and willingness to share it with her classmates is evident from the numerous activities in which she took an active and impor- tant part. Her scholastic attainments are indeed remarkable and we expect her to be a high honor gradiiate. Although slight in stature, her large blue eyes radiate loveliness that Wins the confidence and respect of those who know her. She is reparin to enter Trinity College. P g RUTH EBER Hi-S-Potts News Staff 3, 4g Basketball 3, 4-3 Annual Historian 2, Booster Committee 2, 33 Phi Gamma Lambda 2, 3, 4, Hockey 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, Miss Bob VVhite 1, Annual Staff. Ruth is one of the most artisticallv inclined girls in our class, an excellent writer for our you luck. various publications, quite athletic and gener- ously appreciated as an unusually brilliant and talented entertainer. Her activities did not inter- fere with her proficiency in her scholastic work or prevent her entertaining frequently her associ- ates. Ruth expects to enter an Art School in New York City. Our knowledge of her ability assures us that she will be successful in her endeavors. i le Page I2 5 11 . asf M146 sa 4 ,gif 1 ,Ut . .'- 1 J , A I r R 1 :gl U., 1 l 515' P 5, .. ... z - .5--4 P ' dl' f-'x --+--- .1 ..- EJPK-XBA. f' , 'N '- N -g!57 ' z- 'Q hiillclpne ' f' xrvi' Q-N, -mfg, -.1--.--.. - AJ-51: 5-SFISIN-Al. ---.1 v fs..,,fs.,..f-v f S, -LN-

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C' IHI ll 5 DWI' 'll' 5 - YE-11 e CATHERINE GAFFNEY Choral Club 4, Glee Club 2. Catherine is one of the most versatile girls in the Class of '29. She is an accomplished pianist, an excellent student and the possessor of a charm- ing alto voice which contributes to the success of Mr. Haviland's Choral Club. She excells in commercial work and as a result, her technique is an invaluable aid in special work for the Commercial Department. Catherine will prob- ably choose a business career in which she is well qualified to be a great success. JOSEPH FROMME Class Football 3, Hi-Y 3, 4-3 T. K. D. 4, Track 4. joe is a very reserved young gentleman, con- sidering the fact that he is a star athlete. Since he joined us in '27, he has become Very popular and has been an efficient student. Joe intends to enter the University of Chicago. just keep that bright smile, Joe, and success will surely be yours. ' EMILY GLASSMIRE Emily is one of the comparatively quiet girls in our class, although this virtue has not inter- fered with her apparent popularity. She is an excellent student and will leave us with an unusual preparation for her chosen vocation. Although she has not told us, we believe she will accept a secretarial position after graduation. Best luck to you, Emily. NICHOLAS GOLAMIS Nicholas is likewise one of the quiet boys in our class. However, he does not possess this virtue to a greater degree than his brother, Peter, who is graduating with him. His principle avo- cation is lending his father considerable help in their confectionery store. These necessary respon- sibilities at home have never interferred with his devoting considerable time to his class activities nor proper preparation of his classroom work. He expects to assist his father after graduation. f, ig, 'v Page 14 'Z ' l M. Ii 5 mil , P17 ' - 1 ,B ..f' x . 1.A,1,,1 47 41, 55 its N- I I ,. ,-G. 's-ex ,- V I N -ft f 'N gg- - 'Fl- ' f ::i..... :N 935:23 . . ,Jr YX x., -xv 'N-r ' ' -B -'slag' ,iilgjl--,l. -3 'Q' ,7, .