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

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if CARY, ARTHUR Above all else, Arthur has found pho- tography to be the most interesting pastime, but in school he has been known as an excellent history student, a good artist, and a real practical joker. Arthur's Fine spirit of cooperation has been noted by many. He would like to travel some day but hopes first to attend a school of phof tography in New York. CASALE, THOMAS Tom has a morbid propensityu for a little nonsense now and then imostly nowli. but no one seems to mind. ln fact, everyone really likes it. Tom is fun to know and is a great one for dancing. And what a mischievous grin he displays! He professes no particular end or aim in life as yet. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof is his present maxim. CASTILIONE, PAULINE To most people, Pauline appears to be the easy-going. carefree sort of person who sees no end in her desire for jitterbugging, yet seriousness does enter her mind occasionally, for she has chosen nursing as her career. Her peppy vitality and live-wireness along with her friendliness will greatly aid her in that well- chosen career. We're pulling for you. Pauline! CAVALIER, ALMA A'Silence is true wisdom's best re- ply. Alma is very reserved to some, but once she gets st ted, she is really a lot of fun, yet she has never been ce ured for talking during a class session. Her one ambif ti is to become .a very Hicient and reliable secretary. Al a quie determin . moves unerringly toward this Nfl 27726 S ...Qu K 5, i it Q. fw fig '-sgfegt... 71 , i t t x., kgs ig CERULLO, EMMA Short and sweet! Truly nothing more could better describe the little Miss who came to P. H. S. from Catholic High in her senior year. She very am- bitiously centered her attention on the Secretarial course. Her new friends are many: her enemies-well, she simply doesn't have any. CHIPRIANO, IOHN The old order changeth, yielding place to the new. And so will Iohn's everlasting belief that only girls are employed as stenographers. for who could resist his lovable bearing and willingness to work? He has also stood out as a very valuable addition to Mr. Sterner's Crimson and White dashers. ln short, Iohn is a man not of words but of actions. CHOMAN, ALEX Alex is of the opinion that the richest person is poor who doesn't have a musical education. His principal ambition in life is to be a music teacher. Much of his extra-curricular time was devotedly given to the P. H. S. band and orchestra. May Life ever be one sweet melody to him. CLAUSER, RUTH Ruth's conversation is brief, and her desire is to be silent. Studious and ambitious is Ruth. who is taking the General Clerical Course. To work in an office is her desire. She plays a mean fiddle in our orchestra. Music, to her, is the key to the heart! Our best wishes for her chosen vocation go with her. Through calm and storm they have arrived .... E lORs,,. L+- ... ,W , ,,,, Y, ,H Y YYY M Y Y Q ull ..--3. if titltt .llllln it f we 'V -ii 2.7-1 .... il' -20.-1

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i X?! '-1 1 9716 SE IORS, 0 0 Through calm and storm if they have arrived .... MW' 5. 3 T..-x ....-.1 .gf-X ... -' 'f7f 'g1 - rf .-'19,-1 CAMPION, RITA Every business man prays for an effi- cient stenographer, and Rita is certainly the answer to such a prayer. Her progress in Commercial work, especially in shorthand, has proved amazing. Rita possesses a charming personality and has a large circle of friends. Her hobby is dancing, which she does equally as well as her work in school. Her quiet efficiency and natural attractiveness are most compelling, CANNON, MARIE Marie has made a name for herself in Pottsville High. She has been one of our outstanding stu- dents, having gained membership in the National Honor Society during her Iunior year. Not only has Marie been well-known as a scholar, but she also has proved to he a very charming and well-liked person, What an excellent contribution Seltzer City has made to P. H. SJ CARAVAN, VINCENT Vincent isn't the tallest boy of our class, but he has made himself known, nevertheless. as a quiet, efficient, and fun-loving fellow. He has been a pop- ular lad in high school and has held several offices, includ- ing that of Home Room Treasurer, Bank Cashier, and Home Room Secretary. Vincent excels in the art of print- ing and intends to make it his life's work. CARESTIA, ANTHONY Anthony surely gets a pleasure out of life: he has never taken it very seriously and most likely never will. Mr. Carestia has found Commercial work very interesting, indeed, except for one thing-it's lots of work. Iust the same, he hopes to become a top-notch sten- ographer. so here's luck, Anthony! That smile of yours. in particular, would be an important factor in any office. CARL, EMMELINE lt has been said that silence is golden, but everyone seems to enjoy Emmeline's bright chatter. She possesses a cheerful and spirited attitude that adds nicely to her already gay disposition. Emmeline has a rather serious side, too. She has been interested in sten- ographic work in school and intends to enter a school of business after graduation. CARL, IUNE Iune has excelled both in her studies and in many extra-curricular activities while in high school. The Verse Choir. in particular, will lose one of its most valu- able leaders when this year is ended. Iune's circle of friends is large. Her pleasing attitude towards life in general is admirable in itself. lf personality means success, lune will be successful. CARR, VIRGINIA A sunny smile for all, but, oh, what a temper! Virginia is a happy-go-lucky young lady. She and gloom are certainly not related. She is really a good- natured girl and is never seen without one of the many friends whom she has made during her high school days. 'iGinnie wants to travel more than anything else after she leaves Pottsville High. CARRAS, ETHEL A modest nature and a quiet air-how well those words can be applied to Ethell We know that she can be lots of fun, too. because of the many friends she has acquired during her school years. Ethel has been one of our gym enthusiasts, at one time having attained the honored position of captain of our gym team. May good fortune always he with her! ' , gl I f. .- --' 'll : ldv! lil'

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1-it gf:- i It I A N' 1 A7 il-xx K 5-,f E., get w .-.21,. 3 1 97!ze SENI0RS,.. Through calm and storm they have arrived .... CLOCKER, HELEN Helen hails from Palo Alto. She hopes to enter the realm of office work after graduation. Her favorite sport is swimming. Most any time during the summer, Helen can be seen having a splashing good time up at the East Side pool. C'mon in, kids: the water's fine! COLEMAN, CHARLES He is perfectly well turned for the occupations of trade. Very wisely, Charles has chosen the Industrial Course to supply him with the knowledge which he needs to become what he desires most to be-a Diesel engineer. He plans to enter The Philadelphia Diesel School for Engineering. Possibly he's another Iames Watt in the making! What's that? COLEMAN, HARRIET Hail to thee, blithe spirit! Twice hail to a tiny but powerful bundle of possibilities. Harriet is one of our best typists. Her able leadership and good judgment are two substantial rungs in the proverbial ladder up which she plans to climb in becoming a Grade A stenog. Can you imagine anything so proficient to come from so little? CORBY, WALTER The smith, a mighty man is hcl Corby is far from a smithy, but his course of study is in that vein. He probably is aware of the fact that working with the hands is becoming quite popular again. He is sincere in all that he does. Some day Walter hopes to establish a radio manufacturing plant. CULBERT, HARRY All right, Culbert, give us that tune! Yes, you guessed it. Harry does-but definitely- belong to the A Cappella Choir. Besides this, he claims membership in the Hi-Y and the Library Clubs. He is now taking the Commercial Course and is as yet up a tree concerning a vocation. He said that he would, however, grab the first opportunity to travel around the world. Who wouldn't? CURRAN, ELEANOR Laugh and the world laughs with you: weep and you weep alone. Surely this gives a hint of the merriment Eleanor daily displays. In addition to this cheerfulness and goodness, she is a reliable worker and a real friend. Miss Curran, may the currents of life never be too swift for you! CURRAN, IOHN Well, here is the other half of the Cur- ran team in P. H. S. Iohn is planning to enter the Coast Guard and hopes that, in time, he may become an officer. At present he is submerged in things of a mechanical na- ture and is specializing in arithmetic. Why not? How could he hope to become master of a ship without such essential knowledge? There's something about an officer that is fine. Hne, finell' CUTLER, WILLIAM Bill has the remarkable ability of mixing extra-curricular activities with studies. Besides holding several offices and memberships in various clubs, he has regularly appeared on the honor roll. Need we men- tion that he is also in the National Honor Society? Bill plans to become a professor of science-not the absent- minded kind, though, we're sure.