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

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29 ANNA JONES Anna goes in for music in a big way. She belongs to the band and orchestra and is an excellent clarinet player, Sincerity is her passwordg studying, her occupation. Through her geniality and courtesy, she has made many friends. We are for you, Anna, so don't disap- point us. MARGARET JONES Margaret is one of our musical lasses, having a flute-like soprano voice. She is not inclined toward sports except from the spectator's viewpoint, but all the same, she finds amusement in many outside activities. She could not exactly be called quiet, but her slow smile and delightful chuckle are never too loud to he called noisy. Keep smiling, Margaret! PAULINE JONES Pauline is one of our happiest and friendliest Seniors. Through her personality, humor, and merry giggle she has won friends and more friends-and not all of the same sex, either! She is not inclined to study too seriously, but she always Ugets theref' and we love her for her irresponsibility and happy-go-lucky way. EDWARD KABASA Here is our friend of the sun-topped crown and sunny disposition. He is no grind, but keeps a steady middle level. He isn't active in all things, but he supports the under- takings of others. He wins many friends by his willingness to be a friend. We will be sorry to part with 'fEd. JOHN KELLY A tall, blond, easy-going fellow, who, by his reckless fnot f'wreckless J deeds, has become known about school as Spider. He never believes in studying for, at least, hardly everj but seems to have passed the test well enough to go out into the world and worry more people with his pranks. Go to it, Spider ! THERESA KELLERMAN Theresa is the proud possessor of many lovely clothes knitted by herself, which are the envy of all the girls. She has lovely dark, wavy hair and a really beautiful and sparkling smile. With a little giggle and a flash of that smile, Theresa has won our hearts completely. THOMAS KENNEDY Bang! Bang! Above the rest of the band you can hear that expert of the drums - Tom. CUTom-Tom! J We hope to hear him in the best band in the country. He is also very witty and keeps us amused with his jokes and remarks. HTom is the sort of person who is the life of the party. EMMA KEMFORT Petite is the word. Em is small and hard to see, but easy to hear. You can sometimes catch a glimpse of mischief dancing in her clear eyes. Even if she isn't sure of her P's and Q's, she does know her manners. She enjoys life as she finds it. Such a person should know happiness. JULIA KENNA We will all miss Julia of the genial personality. She greets everyone with a warm smile which bespeaks sincerity. She has no enemy and is a favorite of all. We acquired a friend always active, helpful, and cheerful-one who carries a ray of sunshine wherever she goes. Good fortune will come to such a jewel. ELVIN KEMFORT He could easily be called Shorty. He spends a great deal of his time in the shop, so we don't see him as often as we could care to. He lets himself be heard, but, alas! not in class. Just the same, we enjoy his company. There are many who would like to be as carefree. LOUISE KIENZLE Everyone knows that Louise is one who keeps things humming. She is a mix- ture of many good qualities, but we admire her good-fellowship -best. She is a patient listener as well as a willing talker and induces other more reserved persons into speaking, including her violin. We hope she prospers in the business world. BETTY KLEIN Betty certainly takes advantage of the latter half of the lunch period. She seems to have mastered the art of dancing and has gained a reputation as a dancing teacher. fAsk some of the males of the classlj She is an enthusiastic booster of all P. H. S. teams and shows great interest in all the class undertakings. GEORGE KLINGER We now introduce one of the most popular boys in the class, George Klinger. His pleasing personality has been a great asset to him and has won him many friends. His well- known laugh is proof of his great sense of humor and is in itself enough to start an uproar in the class-room. George also shows an interest for science. CATHERINE KNOLL A charming, quiet nature goes well with Kate's sunny disposition. We find Kate always agreeable, and not once has she lost her temper, even though her hair is red- red-gold, to be exact. She is well-behaved, but we sometimes find mischief in the very best. We wish the best for one who has so deservingly won everyonels confidence. IRMA KOCH This young lady has been credited with being one of the most quiet girls of her classg however, her intimate friends think differently. She is fond of dancing and parties but does not let them interfere with her school work, in which she excells. She gives her whole-hearted support to everything she undertakes. This and her winning personality are sure to bear fruit. eniota

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JOSEPH KOEGEL For he's a jolly good fellow and a Hregular guy. Ujoel' is a lad who knows what he wants and how to get it. He seems to leave the fairer sex alone-much to their dismay. His jovial nature has won him many friends. With the ability to keep things moving, he will get along. WILLIAM KOPP William is a boy we never can and never will be able to keep track of. He is here today and gone tomorrow and is absent-mindedness personified. His hair is the source of envy of girls. William doesn't seem to resent it for even carej, but we have our suspicions. Wake up, Willie and show the world your smile! D ANGELINE KOU'l'SOUGIANIS 'fAnge knows her Greek, even if she isn't interested in intensive study. She is always willing to help out and tries very hard to please. We like her frank dispo- sition and know she does not sham. She has proved to be a loyal and true friend. VVe hope all her dreams and inspirations will be realized. FLORENCE KRAFT 'tKraftie is tall and slim. She bubbles over with enthusiasm and goes in for everything with a will and a way. She is especially interested in all sports-a typical outdoor girl. Nevertheless, she is just as popular indoors, being an expert at dancing. We know her career will start with a bang and maintain a high 'tceilingf' RUSSEL KRECKER During his four years at Pottsville Hi, Russ has shown great interest in the band and has given his time and ability freely to the betterment of that organization. He is a member of the Crimson and White Dance Brigadiers. In due time he may probably give the elbow to Louis Armstrong himself! MILDRED KRIEG f'Pert is the word which would best describe 'fMimmie,l' who seems to have a constant habit of elevating that turned-up nose and grinning at one until all troubles vanish. Then, when the never-failing chuckle comes, one feels like hugging the first person encountered. That's our Mimmie all over-a big pack of sushine and laughter. GERT'RUDE KUTSCHER Genie is full of mirth, and such as she keep the world going round. We all listen while she carries on her interesting chatter in halls and classes. Gertiel' is dark- complexioned, having black hair and interesting, dark eyes. We will not forget her easily, and we know that for her, life has just begun. DOROTHY KULL 'tDot has red hair but seems to lack the temper that goes with it. A smile is always on her lips except when she is in deep thought. At first we thought that she was quiet, but now we know better. We wish her all the happiness and a full share of the good things in life. LOUISE LAMONT Louise is one of the smaller members of our class, but then you know that old adage about good things. This petite blonde is very adapt in the arts of dancing, giggling, and talking. However, although few are aware of it, she is a very able pianist. Here's to a profit- able musical career, 'tLou. x ANNETTE LECHLEITNER Annettes merry laugh can be heard ringing through the halls many times. She is the life of a party. What grand entertainment she has provided in that modern living class! It must be good when all these domestic lassies get together! 'What trick is she planning to do next? lt is bound to be a good one. SHIRLEY LEIDICH Shirley! The name itself portrays a vivid and charming personality. She is one of our leaders and has especially made her mark in oratory. We know that we will hear of her in later years. The secret of Shirley's popularity is that she is an all-around girl. She has a definite personality and greater things follow in her footsteps. ROBERT LEININGER We have found that Bob is a very likeable chap. He is popular with both boys and girls. A social career is not his only ambition, for he is one of our brightest students. Basketball playing is his hobby. His school career was very successful, and we know he will have a far more remarkable one out in the world. lVllL'I'ON LINER A sudden outburst of laughter acts as a trumpet heralding the coming of Milton Liner. His sense of humor is such that it is not uncommon in the classroom to hear it reach its zenith-namely, the 'foutburstf' f'Flash Qas the name indicatesj is also a member of the track team and is goin' places! LESTER LINDERMUTH 'fLes is a happy-go-lucky chap. He is a quiet fellow among strangers, but amongst his friends he has his fun. This chap's favorite indoor sport consists of sleeping during assembly periods. Although he did not participate in any sports, Les was an ardent supporter of Crimson and White athletics. AR'I'HUR LORD Arthur, known to his many friends as Tut, is of the quiet type but has that certain thing which enables him to acquire numerous acquaintances. Tut's hobbies are entirely concerned with scouting and sports, and, although he does not participate in school sports, he is a loyal supporter of all our athletic teams. . anion 30