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

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Ll H l ft fl 1 w, l tl le it ,l Intl in Q if l 'f l lint! -12 ' e . ' w b BETTY ACKER . The more one fworks, the more fwilling one is to -work. It is evident that we'll never forget that which Betty has accomplished for her class. She is a willing and able worker. She is a splendid typist, and the members of the Annual Staff truly appreciate her tireless elforts. Con- stancy is Betty's leading quality. FRANK ADAMONIS Words are fwomen,' deed: are men. This is very true when Frank is around, for he believes in being seen and not heard. He has proven himself to be a valuable asset in that he represents one of our newest sports, wrestling. We donlt know what his aspirations are, nevertheless, we wish him luck. ROSE ALBANESE fl splendid girl with a gentle voice. Rose is one of our gifted art students. She is not only very clever in her drawing, but she also has a rare artistic ability, which adds greatly to her compositions. Art, however, is but one phase of her accomplishments. DORIS ARMBRUSTER The fworldis' a fine believing -world! Write 7lL l.t.'5.!,' What's in the news? Well, let's take a look. There's Doris, co-editor on the Hi-S-Poll.: Newspaper Staff. She not only excels in jour- nalism, but is also an asset to her class in beauty and in merriment. Her charming ways contribute to her pleasing personality. LORRAINE ARTZ True In har word, her fworlz, and her frielzdxf' Lorraine is a very loyal, trust-worthy, and capable girl. Of her many fine characteristics, there is probably one which is outstanding- that is, her will to stick to a task until it is completed to the best of her ability. BARBARA AUGUSTINE Every joy is gain And gain i.r gainlhawefver small. Babs certainly can make the baskets. For your information, basketball seems to be her idol??? Barbara is a cheerful and clever stu- dent who is well liked by her many friends. She also possesses a keen sense of humor. MAE BACHERT By diligence :he fwin: her -way. VVe might say that Mae is quiet until we hear her influencing voice. She is a sincere worker and has the cheerful mannerisms con- ducive to winning friends. She does her work diligentl and is held in high esteem in the hearts of, her friends. JEAN BACHMAN 'fTo .fllli and dance fwell are aqcomflislzment: :winch ma e great adfvanremenis in t e world. jean has been very active during her four years in P. H. S. She has been interested, not only in gym work and athletics, but also in oratory, journalism singing, dancing, and all school activities. All in all, she's a grand girl. 14

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Senior Gfficers SARA LOUISE BOLLINGER GEORGE SPONTAK VIVIAN SCHREADER FIRST SEMESTER ESTHER WALTON . . . RICHARD STRIEGEL ...... . . . SARA LOUISE BOLLINGER. . . GEORGE SPONTAK ................. SECOND SEMESTER GEORGE SPONTAK. ...... . SARA LOUISE BOLLINGER.. . . . . RICHARD STRIEGEL ..... VIVIAN SCHREADER. . . CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO Effort ReHectS Success CLASS FLOWER Rose RICHARD STRIEGLE ESTHER WALTON . . . .President Vice-President . . . . .Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . .President Vice-President . . . . .Secretary . . . Treasurer 13

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15 CHARLES BARONE The -world'.v no hetter fwe -worryj Life'.t no longer zf -we 1urry. Charlie's cheery smile will be missed in the halls of our school. He's a carefree fellow who always has a good word for everybody and who would walk a mile to do a favor for a friend. ROSE BARR Ready lo -work, ready to play, Ready io help fwherewer .the may. Rose's interests lie in the vocational field. Among other things, she sews beautifully. For p.roof, note her own wearing apparel. er one ambition is to become a nurse. You have what it takes, Rose. May success be yours! JAMES L. BECKER Al danre it a meatured pare, ax a verse it a rneaxured .tjJeech. Leo is hidin his talents from the class it seems but we do know he can dance. He does put forth a certain amount of effort in his studies, but we do believe he'd make a better Astaire VVILLIAM BERNER 'Ti.v a .rare ,rign work goex on merrily when folk: .ting at lt. Bill has set his work to music. He is 21 gniiet sort of individual, although amonyg his rieuds he is rather gay. If it werent for Bill, how would our bass section sound? We know. Do you? RUSSELL BEVAN I '24 .fllfl-I0fUlllH thap fwillz unquestionable znlegrrtyf' Russ is one of the outstandiniathletes of our school. One can always find im full of life and eager to be in any kind of fun. Al- though inclined to be witty, he is, nevertheless, a student of no mean repute. CHARLOTTE BLANKENHORN Nothing endure: like a .vfweel personality. We don't hear or see much of Charlotte' nevertheless, she is one of the popular girls of our class. Her lovely blond hair and twinkling eyes, combined with her sweet personality, have made her quite prominent in her circle of friends. GEORGE BOBBS In lgeb' earnest battle, T ey only prevail, Who only march onfward, lVho newer .ray fail. There, in a nutshell, is the best description of George that could be found. He's such a quiet, determined fellow that one often doesn't see him at first, but that's because the Dizzy Dean isn't in him. SARA LOUISE BOLLINGER Rea.ron and mlm judgment-these qualities, rxrpeeially, belong lo a leader. There is something delightfully .refreshing about Sara Louise. Her personal qualities stand out as the best. Her daintiness, grace, and ingenuity have won for her many friends. She has attained a lofty position in eadership and scholarship. She's a most charming indiv- idual, indeed. 2 ., '-E, a 'e Ilh 5-1 l f . wa l 'l l 0'Z.6 3 3 1 , 1 l lo 'A fi