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

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4 I? J e v DADDOW, LOWTHAIN Lowthain is a lass with a keen DEACH, IOHN All work and H0 Play' mfkes lefk 3 sense of humor. At almost any time of the day she can be dull boy. This lack keeps dullness at arm s length by seen giggling away in the center of a group. Lowthain entertaining his various associates who gather round his plans to enter one of the biggest schools for girls in the locker at the end of each period nearly every day. Then. United States-Vassar. She favors music very much. Mu- too, he's a straight-shooter-with his candid camera. we sic hath power to tame the savage beast. 'tis said. What mean. Withal. this Ch3P'5 3 9005 Student' a tamer she should makel H . I A D DERR, IEAN This wholly sincere, conscientious, yet ten- DAPDQ' EVA A surffly dlspfjsmon bnghtensu the edghes der Miss is greatly respected and highly thought of. Eng- of me 5 darkest Clouds' Eva 'S small' buff Wm' 3 smlle lish, 'tis said, is her favorite subject. lust before the end here' a laugh there' and general good will everywhere' shc of the first semester she moved to Tamaqua. We were sorry is a perfect gloom Chaser. Little Eva would like to travel. to sever our relationships with her. However' we hope -Lets get going is her maxim' May her Cares ever be as that her life will ever he filled with useful, joyous. and light as she tries to make them for othersl Worthwhile experiences- DALLAGO, VIOLET Violet was interested in typing and , , , . . U shorthand while among us. However, she chooses to be- PEVINg'. I?ANIELdThl3 Chap S lust too' mo' dlallngd come a piano teacher. We hope that she possesses inhnite DannYh If IHCBIIDRSIB hmc epartmen: gore marageminlg in patience, for there are all too many dull-witted young 'uns pljesest de 1512 td? t figmlficg laillxie' to Zeeiijown who require unlimited persuasion. May there be no lost 5 fn' an ' an l' E, a ahk k 2 lt Et , .I ' b d chords for her. pdrxvate secretary. .ome to t in o i, ta isn a a I ea. DAVIS, IOSEPH For-ward, march! Leftl Right! Back- ward, maichl Left Right! Class, halt! Get your wandsl DIAMOND, LORRAINE I-Offfllne Speaks little and at l-2-3-4, l-2-3-'IV' These are some of the future commands rare intervals, but, when she does, she speaks pleasantly. Ioe will give when he steps into the position of gym This pleasantry is a great asset to Lorraine, for she plans instructor. During his four years in high school he very to be a kindergarten teacher. Her gracious disposition ably devoted much of his time to our gym team. which has helped to make her a delightful companion. The Home been State Champion for the past two years. Economics Club includes her as one of its members. Through calm and storm 5--sz .-. jg. . 2 ml? they have arrwed . . . . L 5 if if - . t P K 4 . E ,sw 5.1- 2 nfs 53: -., gh Q. s Gif .f f 3 g, 5 E i 0 n s , , . ,-22.-

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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.

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- ge-P5 3-E545 1 5-vi S E 4 All F :Zi , TJ .2- K N f.ff -. .- .-E ,w gl. -23- S-7!ze ,,, , , ,, SE l0Rs,,. Through calm and storm they have arrived .... DIXON, IEANETTE Ieanette is one of our most devoted football fans. Quiet and easy-going is she-until it is time to express an opinion. Then she is her true, happy-go- lucky self. We believe that it would be very difficult for anyone not to fall under the spell of her very pleasing, care-free disposition. DONMOYER, EMILIE Sincerity and loveliness are consecrated milestones toward a winsome personality, 'tis written, and we're convinced that Emilie posseses both of these fine qualities. She is rarely seen without a merry twinkle in her eyes. We trust that a happy and useful future is in store for this attractive girl. DONNE, HELEN During her four years in high school Helen has become quite interested in dress designing. Nat- urally, she is a member of the Home Economics Club. Her chief hobbies are sewing and drawing, On the top of all this, Helen is a member of the Newspaper Staff and has done outstanding work in this Held. We wish Miss Donne a Well done! in whatever she casts her lot. DOYNE, WILLIAM The merry twinkle in Bill's eyes acts as a powerful magnet. lt has won for him many val- uable friendships. However, he is not only extremely fond of having a good time. for he has also proved to us con- clusively that work and play can be combined effectively. i'Bill took the Industrial Course. His ambition is to be a member of the Coast Guard personnel. -. fri QTEK! 1 DRY, ALMA Here is one of the smallest, most industri- ous, and most sincere girls who ever trod the corridors of P. H. S. Alma. despite her stature, has made us pleasantly conscious of her presence in a friendly quiet way. She has a mischievous cell in her brain and is always ready for fun. Her sincere and unassuming manner has won for her a countless number of friends. DUVAL, VIRGINIA Virginia is another girl with a very amiable disposition and pleasing personality. She takes life at its best and chases away gloom. Her friendly manner has won for her a host of companions. When Gee Whiz can be heard coming from one end of the corridor, Virginia is sure to follow. She is desirous of becoming a beautician. EBENER, PAUL Paul is fun-loving and carefree. He always seems to be in the act of completing some prank. Monkey-business takes up much of his time in school. though he does study occasionally. He is, in addition, will- ing to aid his many friends on all occasions. Paul capably meets the requirements of an all-around fellow. EBLING, THEODORE Ted is a Shop boy who has had difficulty in differentiating between adjectives and nouns, He has provided many laughs for his classmates. When the outbursts were at his expense, he took them very good-naturedly. This amiable disposition should prove an invaluable asset in his later life. May his pleasures always be as numerous as they now are! .3 ' itil- . 9, 51 fl ' . , .ig - fe. M-Levi K ' 'slr ss