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

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ACCARDI. DORIS Doris, with her gentle ways, is the personification of neatness. UA voice soft, sweet, and low is a comely thing in a woman, so they say, and Doris is a practitioner of that bit of preaching. The star to which she has hitched her wagon is that of school teaching. May it shed for her an illuminating glow to brighten life's darker ways. ACHENBACH, WILLIAM We are told that Bill's Hrst interest is his car. Those who have seen his old blue Studebaker will agree that it exists only because of the patient attention he pays to its ills. Bill is one of our handsomest chaps, and his accompanying jovial spirits have helped to make for him many friends in P. H. S. ADAMS, FRANCES Frances has chosen the role of an etlicient business woman in the universal play of Life. After having completed her commercial studies in this instif tution, she plans to further her education and enroll in a business school. When her part in I.ife's great drama has ended, may her laurels be many. ANTHONY, ANDREW A'Andy is ever up-in-the-air, whether it be one thing or another. Perhaps he will follow in the footsteps of Charles Lindbergh, or perhaps he will perfect his ice-skating to become the masculine version of Sonja Henie. Whichever he chooses, here's to a happy landing for him. ANTHONY, PETER Business. that exer fascinating oc- cupation. will gain when P. H. S. loses Peter Anthony. Although Pete has not participated in extra-curricular activities during his school career, he has been an active sports booster. Horseback riding and canoeing are his chosen forms of relaxation. We hope he may hurdle life's trials and always paddle his own canoe. ARBOGAST, VIRGINIA Outwardly. HGinnie maintains a reserved air, but when one becomes well-acquainted with her, he discovers her hidden qualities. Her extra-curricular interest was in the Tri-Iii-Y, in which club she held the office of treasurer. She also maintained a high standard in her school work. She is a grand person, and we wish only the best for her. ASAIF, MARGARET Margaret, who is one of the most vivacious girls of our class, intends to study dress design- ing when she leaves our humble midst. Her expression, Take it easy, is characteristic of her carefree nature. This dark-haired young lady permits nothing to interfere with her manner of taking the big things lightly and the little things seriously. BACHMAN, EVELYN Mr. Kiehner's Girl Friday. really canfand does- carry a message to Garcia. This vital young Miss is one oi HI-S-PO'I'I'S Annual's most etiicient and reliable aides. She possesses an ingratiating smile which is strictly her own. Who can ever forget her never-fading interest in all P. H. S. athletic contests! We wonder whyl!ll Or, upon second thought, why do we wonder? g Through calm and storm See, they have arrived . . . Ei if' E fl I0 Q7 1. esli RS,.. H -i DL Ez? 55? .-14...