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

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Board of Education . . DR. HOWARD XV. IDILLER .... .... P residenl MR. EDGAR DOWNEY ...,. .. .Vice-President T- MR. HOXVARD S. FERNSLER .... .... S ecrctary VZ IVIR. LLOYD L. IVIARTZ ............... Treasurer MR. XVILLIAM REID MR. ELVVYN JONES MR. HERYVOOIJ HORBS NIR. L. A. BUIJAHN. ............ Szzpffrizzlmzzlmzt

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The Administration .... F NIR. D. H. H. LENGEL HVVith grave Aspect he rose, and in his rising seem'd A pillar of state, deep on his front engraven Deliberation sat, and public eareg And princely counsel in his face Yet shown, majestic. Hels a prince of principals, and a prince of principles, indeed! Fairness, non-partlallty, Wise arbitration, and calm judgment place us, not in subjection to harsh rigor, but rather, in a position or equality, with a chance to raise ourselves to higher levels. He has set certain high standards by which we must abide, but in enforcing them he is not merely a judge of our actions or one who metes out punish- ment. By his 'fine example he has created an environment which is an aid to character building and a foundation for successful future life. O MISS DOROTHY K. CRITZ Oh, could I flow like these, and make thy stream My great example, as it is my theme! Though deep, yet clear, though gentle, yet not dull, Strong without rage, without derflowing, full. lvliss Critzls triple occupation in our institution of learning-that of teacher, dean, and friend -gives vent to her charming personality. As head of the language department and teacher of the French tongue. she excels because of her resourcefulness, initiative, and wide knowledge of the subject. VVith an open heart and a broad and understanding mind, she has elevated herself far above the title of dean-she is, indeed, a friend. livery personality is an individual responsibility to which ber individual attention is always directed. li Q1

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. 7 66' f .X I I ., f K Class Advisers .... MR. GEORGE J. DIMMERLING Whe1z all is done, the help of good toun- sel is that which settleth business straight. In a most commendable way, hir. Dimmerling has fulfilled his duties as adviser to our class. VVholehearted in his interest and generous in his lim- ited time, he has given of his utmost to further our standards of scholarship and to better our social relationships. His genial manner and level-headed business ability combine to produce in him a most desirable counsellor indeed. I MISS SARAH E. ALTER Though her mien carries much more invitation than command, to behold her is an ilnnzediate ehezrl' to loose behaviorg to lofve her was a liberal educa- tion. Bliss Alter has been a faithful adviser for the four years in which she has filled that position so efficiently. She has spent many hours of her precious time in order to help, encourage, or influence those who needed her kind and Willing assistance. Her intense enthusiasm has accomplished a great deal in creating interest in those with Whom she has associated.