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

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ROBERT CANTVVELL- Fill 'er up, sir? Check your water? These and many other familiar expressions will in the future tif fate isn't unkindj be uttered from the lips of Bob. Ile, above all, is a diligent auto mechanic-the result of hard study in the Industrial Course. l'Iis basketball ability warranted his being a varsity team member. Bob's tine sportsmanship is a trait of which we all cannot boast. His name should be Canwell ! ELlZABE'I'll CARI.- Ternperature, 98.65 pulse, 455 you're okay. lt would be a pleasure to be ill if Betty were the attending nurse. A cheery smile, a white cap on soft, beautiful, auburn hair, and a neat appearance-what more could a patient ask for? In addition, she is a graceful dancer, an expert rider, and possesses charm, poise, and tact. HAROLD CARTVVRIGHT-''Magazine racks, end tables, book ends, etc., for sale. A professional cabinet maker is in the making. Harold doesn't believe in hanging around school for club meetings and such, but he doesnlt mind tin fact, he loves toj spend hours in the woodshop. VVe've often wondered!! Is he, or isn't he a woman hater? VVe've never been able to get the goods on him. MARTIN CASEY-Happy-go-lucky-that's Casey! VVhen some prank has been played, you can be sure 'KCase had a hand in it. Although he wasn't active in extra-curricular activities, he did take much interest in electricity and some day hopes to be another Steinmetz. Although it is not generally known, he ean't be beat when it comes to play- ing sweet swing on the sweet potato. But definitely! PEARL CHATTIN-VVhat an example of femininity! Small in stature, graceful in action, quiet and subtle-these are her outstanding personality traits. Although she participated in few activities, she was a loyal member of the Library Club. If her ambitions are realized, what an asset she will be if the old saying, A good nurse is a doctor's right hand, still holds true. She is one of the better students of our class. MARY CHOMAN-Tall, slender, witty, and carefree-that's Mary. How dull the Library Club would be without Mary's occasional giggles and worthwhile suggestions. VVhat would the A Cappella do without her beautiful soprano voice? The ability to dance gracefully is something of which all of us cannot boast. Beautiful eyes of blue plus a merry smile should have some effect upon the opposite sex. Nlaybe it does! VVho knows? HARRY CLAPPIER-Harry, better known to most of his friends as Stripe, is an extremely quiet chap, unless you are one of his most intimate friends. A considerable amount of his time is spent in reading, although he has a hobby of drawing pictures of airplanes, battleships, and submarines during school hours. Perhaps he will become a famous architect or engineer. At least, that's the hope we entertain for him. Katie. And just listen to her make that saxophone talk in the orchestra! Vl'e're sure the neighbors don't object to her practicing. VVhat a dull day it is when Kathryn, with her hearty laugh, is absent. Swimming, plus basketball, baseball and other s orts have added vim and fair ila' to her ersonalitv trails. v P l F P . VERA COLEMAN-Ride 'em, cowgirl, ride 'emi And can she ride? She makes not only a bucking bronco feel ashamed of himself but also her opponents in ally athletic contest. Footloose and fancy-free best describes this bundle of pep, enthusiasm, and vigor. Her merry smile and hearty laugh act like a magnet among her classmates. FRANCIS COLLIER-Ah! Another lad who hails from Palo Alto. Tall, handsome, and blond he is. Although he didn't play varsity football, he was very much interested in it. He usually can be found patrolling the halls. Francis doesn't believe in hurrying. Although very quiet and apparently backward, he does appear to be able to make his presence felt. There's no mistake about that. GENEVIEVE CONNORS-Blonde and petite-that's Genevieve. Even though she is quite feminine in class, she can't be beat when it comes to dropping the basketball through the hoop or clearing the net. Athletics have added another trait-good sportsmanship-to her already excellent characterisics. She's a typical out-of-doors girl. DANIEI. COONAN-Vllhat? Another native of Palo Alto? K'Dan must be a descendant of Thomas A. Edison, for he is following in his footsteps. If ever you want to know something about some intricate electrical appliance, just ask Danny. The fact that he did not participate in extra-curricular activities cannot be held against him, for a con- scientious and sincere electrician is bound to get ahead -or a shock!! HELEN CRANDALI.-Helen is a product of the ever-popular East Side. She is a Commercial student and has already embarked on a business career in that she is employed as a part-time clerk at one of our prominent stores. This sweet brunette is an enthusiastic member of our cheering squad. lier quick smile and adorable dimples are meaningful witnesses to her cheer-full disposition. ELLSYVORTII DAVIS-Splash! Splash! Look outg there goes someone to the bottom of the pool! kVrong again. It was only Ellsie doing some fancy diving. VVhat would we do without our professional tormentor and his tricky smile? This tall, slender member of the A Cappella Choir, Library Club, and Dramatic Club can also hold his own carcass when it comes to roller skating. Girls are the least of his worries, 'tis said. Page I9

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Viola Davis Frank Day Salvatrice Dragna Steve Uropchick Page 20 Virginia Deeb Florence Dengler Alfred Deramo Alex Dietz Claire Dolan lohn Donovan Christie IDEVCI' Francis DiCello Richard Dietrich Robert Divtrich