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

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e c'o'z.4 ANNA BOLTZ Where there's music there cannot be mischief. Or can there? Mischief is in Anna's foot- steps, as one readily can see. Althoulgh fun and merriment have had an important p ace in Ana na's school life, her musical inclination is still greater. Her beautiful alto voice has been an asset to our musical groups. GRACE BOLTZ Thi, pleasazlest ,things in the -world are easantt oug is Alizd the great nifzllin life is to have as many as possz e. From the looks of thin s, this fair maid in our midst has many ofg them. Because of a smile here and a laugh there, she's the very incarnation of cheerfulness. HARRIET BOONE f'Efvery able Edilorjs a Ruler of the fworld, being a persuader of it. Harriet has been a great asset to the Hi'S- Potts Newspaper Staff. Nevertheless, she is not only an outstanding journalist, but is keenly interested in athletics. Her charm and person- ality have gained many admirers in her realm of friends. ELVA BOYER Here's a girl fwith' a heart and a smile that make the bubbles of life 1U0ffll LlJl1llE.H Blond, wavy hair, blue eyes, a broad smile, and a sweet girl-what more would any boyferj wish! Her keen sense of humor is one of her chief assets. Keep laughing, Elva, and everything will, we hope, be rosy. VVILLIAM BOYER And in he came, one fvasi, substantial smile. Bill is another of these well-liked fellows that the class of '38 seems to have so many of. He has such an infectious laugh that all those who hear him just naturally have to laugh with him. Good luck to you, Bill. EDWARD BRADLEY Presence of mind and courage in distress are marc than armies to procure success. Ned has won prominence in the musical groups. He has a dee , rich, bass voice that will certainly be missed: He's a grand fellow. May a song be on his heart always! J EAN BRADLEY When one is attractive, brilliant, and has a chagrnzng personality, what more can she de- sire. ' Jean is one of whom we're exceedingly proud. In addition to the above-mentioned attributes, she is the soul of neatness. She really possesses what we call universal appeal. MARY BRADY A winning spirit -with a :winning personality. Here's a real basketball fiend. She certainly loves to see basketball games for maybe there's some other attractionj. She herself plays a great game and will be sorely missed in inter-mural basketball when she graduates. May her game of life be played with as much earnestness! 16

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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

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l17J CATIIERINE BRENNAN l,ufUt' i.t fully r'l1alIt'r,' ldrzends arf all that mailer. A quiet, sociable, and fun-loving personality is Catherine. Shc has done her duty in that she has been an enthusiastic rooter during the foot- ball season. ller ambition is to become a 'star- dom dancer, we believe. VYe may be wrong, but here's to you! ROSE BRPZNNAN xl quid young! latly 'LUll0, by hw' silztlzcf, ktvlltr ju'a1't'. XXX- hereby introduce to you one ot the very, very quiet members of our class-a petite blonde. KRQ-membc-r: good goods come in small packzlgesl Rose is very capable and enjoys doing things for nthers. Good luck! RICHARD BRENNEMAN Nut lou Jrrioilr, up! Ina yuy, lin! a raft' gum! f1'llofu.'. juice is one of the best wrestlers of the school. lt will take a lot of ability to till his place ou tht' squad. 'lilltlllgll he is liatulieappetl with the title of llandsomest student, he has such a winning personality that he can't help attain that for which hels striving. Rlf'llARD BRIDY . llf'ln'rc nmrv ir Illfulfl ihan 11mrl.v thi' far. Dick' takes the industrial course. Although he is not brilliant, he is a steady and depend- able worker. He does his ' ' ' is a it Ity. an more be asked of any one? GEORGE ISROKHOFF ,'Wan am I yrufuvr, ll lllllllij fu-urls must I du. And George is the one to do it. lle has the qualities which go to make a real man. lle's good-natured, reliable, honest, sym math:-tic, and a hard worker. VVhat more could one want? llt-'s one in a mi'lion. ROLAND BROMMER Silw11rf' is ur tlrrlr ar rlfrnily, bftfwlz ax slmllufw ax lima. l'Rolly, as he is called by his friends, is blond and light-complexioned. lle is quiet and reserved among those whom he doesn't know but among his friends, he is a XYlSC-Cl'1lCk?I' and a lover ot tun. VVll,I.IAM BROWER lfuok.f! 'fix a Jul! null nxtilru slrifcf' That sums up l5rower's idea of books. lle is one of tht- ltardt-st workers in the school, but that doesn't mean that he's a book-worm. Ile takes plenty of time out for fun. lle's a fine chap to know and one who will be missed. CIIARLES ISROVVN Thr Ifflirr you kjwfw flilll, The lfrllrr you lllnr fum. 'Tlliarliel' has been in the band for the best part ot the time tn school and for the last two years has been a member of the renowned Crimson and VVlute Brtgadtersf' He plays a ot the class. e 'ou