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

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23 KATHLEEN DAUBERT LORRAINE DAVIS ANITA DENGLER KATHLEEN DIEFENDERFER JOSEPH DONITFS JOHN DORNSIFE COLLETTE DROBEL STEVE DROTTER EVELYN DUNN RITA EAGAN EDWARD EBLING CHARLES EISENHART ALMA ELHAJJ CHARLES ELLIOT RITTH EVANS eniozi

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KATHLEEN DAUBERT Petite, dainty, and cute-these adjectives describe perfectly this small package of feminity. Kathleen's sweet personality has stretched far and reached into the hearts of everyone of us. If she is as successful in the World as she has been in school, then we knovv she will reach the pinnacles of happiness. LORRAINE DAVIS One can see by just looking at this picture that Lorraine is chuck full of merriment and mischief. Not any of us can resist taking into our hearts this bundle of joyful dynamite. Where there is to be found a good time, there shall you find Lorraine, also-at the head of it, most likely. ANITA DENGLER Anita is a lovely red-head who hates to be called Clara CBowj. Anita will probably be somebodyls Hstenogn Cshe is receiving practice on the Hi-S-Potts staffj. She is an excellent dancer, and many boys are grateful for her ability as a teacher in the art. During the summer she transforms herself into a fish Cshe lives in waterlj. KA1'HI.EEN DIEFENDERFER She's a demure little miss who enjoys traveling early in the morning. Kathleen comes all the way from Auburn. Her habit of concentrating on studies has been a flne example to many of us. She is very quiet and goes about her duties with as little ado as possible. Her innate refinement adds dignity to its possessor. JOSEPH DONITUS This fine young gent hails from Seltzer City and brings with him many mischievous stunts which he claims his fellow students fall for too readily. He is quiet in the classroom-too quiet, the teachers think-but pays up for it outside. Joe is also an ardent supporter of the tack industry Qget the point?j. JOHN DORNSIFE This fine young man was noted the most serious and most quiet boy in high school and yet the firmest and truest friend a person could ever hope to have. That's what makes John an ideal student. john found little time to devote to outside activities, but his efficient work in making up this Annual is appreciatively recognized. COLLETTE DROBEL Tallness is a readily seen characteristic, aspirations and strivings are others less readily discerned. Nevertheless, they exist and cast their shadows before-to finer things to come. To the public eye and at school Collette is very studious and somewhat shy, although her chums have found her full of fun after school hours. STEVE DROTTER Here is our deep lover CPD of poetry. Steve is usually a quiet student, but when he Hashes his smile at people, they immediately become victims of his undeniably good nature. He is our fellow commercial pal and suffers through the same studies as we do. He hails from Mill Creek, which gives us another reason to like that vidinity. EVELYN DUNN Beauty, brains, sincerity, dependability, and many more brilliant qualities, too numerous to mention in such a short space, go to make up our friend and your friend, Evelyn Dunn. She's one of the most popular girls in the class of '37, She can certainly be considered a friend in the truest sense of the word. RITA EAGAN Rita possesses the unusual gift of knowing when to talk and when to keep quiet. Don't we all, members of the fairer sex, envy her! She will always fill a happy place in the world because she has the facility for making friends. She will be an asset to whatever occu- pation she chooses. EDWARD EBLING Flarhf ! I Down the track comes the Jesse Owens of Pottsville High School. Chicken is always full of fun and ready to chase one's blues away with a joke and a laugh. His humor, wit, and sociability have been three of his outstanding characteristics. His athletic abilities have made him a valuable addition to our class. CHARLES EISENHART UCharlie is one of our most favorable prospects for the business World. He possesses all the personal business qualifications necessary to attain the top of the high ladder of success. Charlie has worked hard during his high school career, and such zeal, ambition, and effort cannot go unrewarded, nor shall his work have been in vain. ALMA ELHAJJ A dreamy appearance, linked with quickness, depth of perception and emotion, identifies Alma. This is one time she is not late, but only because it is an impossibility. If the early bird catches the worm, here is one girl who will never get it! But who wants a worm, anyway? CHARLES ELLIOT Charlie can be better described as the 'tLone Scoutf' for he always travels alone, and he does belong to the Scouts, Troop No. 9. In the electric shop he is Mr. Ganoe's ffright-hand man, so 'fCharlie must be a good electrician. Some of his pet diversions are reading and eating candy, for he always has the latter with him. RUTH EVANS-Ruth is a charming little senior whom one might greatly prize as a friend. Appear- ing to have little to say, she is quite different when one knows her as she is, radiating fun and laughter. Ruth's smile and her willingness to help have won her great recognition and many friends during her school days. enio'z.4 22

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