Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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C. HARRY KEHM Oh, what a spendrhrift he maketh of his mouth Our illustrious president needs no intro- duction to the pupils of High School. He is an ardent worker for the class and tries to make a success of everything undertaken. He and his twin brother are seen at every party and furnish a pleasing sort of'entertainment. Reverend was a star guard 'on the basketball team of 1923 and 1924. He also played on the football team in 'Z4. He took the part of Jim in the class play. Harry expects to enter Franklin and Marshall in the fall. His future plans are not definitely delined as yet. The class wishes him success. Classical -0- J . PAUL KEHM He could dance, he could sing, He could turn a hand spring Behold the other one of the twins. Paul is very fond of talking. Many call him the wise guy of the class, If you are feeling blue, just watch or talk to Paul for a few min- utes and you will feel vigorous again. It has been Paul's desire to make a motion or say a few remarks at every class meeting, and so far he has succeeded. i'Baldie was a successful player on both the football and basketball teams for two years. He was also a member of the cast of the Senior Class Play. Paul will be a pupil in Franklin and Marshall next year. The best wishes of the class to you, Paul. Classical T01 JOHN KEYSER Silence is golden Johnny is one of the quiet, thoughtful Seniors. He is a resident of Pumpkintown and so drives his little red car to school every day. He heeds the advice of one of his teachers, that we should listen to twice as much as we say, be- cause the Creator gave us two ears and one mouth. Johnny will be a student at Ursinus in the fall. As yet he is undecided as to the studies he will pursue there. The class wishes him success in all ways. Technical C279

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DOROTHY HERTZOG Good goods come in small packages Here is probably the smallest of our class- mates, but that does not say the quietest. Dot hails from the small village of Pine Forge. During our four year's acquaintance with Dot, we have scarcely ever seen her with- out a smile for everyone. lt is her desire on leaving school to enter an oflice and thus make use of her commercial education. Dot is assur- ed of being successful in the business world by her many classmates. Commercial -OT MILDRED JOHN i'She talks and talks, but she's a woman, She likes the boys, but that is human Whiz! Bang!-and there is Johnnie, who has more pep than any other Senior girl. John- nie is present at every school function and usual- ly brings plenty of fun along. She is a good Worker on any committee. As a classmate. we have found Johnnie capable, both as an actress and as a basketball substitute. lt will take a long time to forget the charming character of Sally taken so splendidly by her in the Charm School. It is her Wish to be a student of West Chester Normal School. We cannot picture Johnnie a school marm , but she has time to reform. The class Wishes her success. Commercial ..0i STELLA JOHNSON Usually happy, usually gay, Very good natured, so they say And now our attention is centered on our class secretary. She has filled this position in a very capable maner. She has made a name for herself in the commercial department. as being very studious. Nevertheless, she finds time to enjoy the sports of our school and is present at all affairs conducted by the teams. Stella has already found a position at Auchenbach's and so is now a member of the business World. We hope Stella will be successful in her work. Commercial C265

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-Ns. ROBERT KLINGER I should worry: I'll smile instead Bob , as he is known to the class, is re- corded as one of the best athletes of P. H. S. He has played on the football and basketball. teams in both his Junior and Senior years. Many of the victories have been due to him, especially in football, he being captain of the team in '24, Bob is a professional in other lines, one being in acting. Who could have taken the part of surly, quick-tempered Mr. Johns, as well as Bob. Those who chum with him find he is a Hlive wire , always ready to have a good time. His future is undecided, but' his classmates wish him thebest of success. Technical -O- HUNTER KLINK Wz'th languid grace he wandered on his way Here is Hunter, a red, but not a radical . lt takes no effort whatsoever on his part to make him blush. He always has a splendid' time at any party. He and some of his com- panions can usually be found around the Y. M. C. A. He is a student in the General Division. Hunter expects to enter Keystone Academy this fall. After he leaves school, the class wishes him immediate success. General io... LINWOOD KNAUSE He's forever asking questions .- This classmate is Linwood. He has never played on any varsity but enjoys seeing the games. He is fond of talking to the girls and has been known to escort one home every now and then. He is taking the technical course while in High School. Linwood is up bright and early every morning to fulfill his duty as errand boy at the Ellis Mills' store. He works again every evening after school. He finds time however, to prepare his lessons. Linwood has made no definite plans for his future life, but he desires to go to a business school, We wish him success. General C285