Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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SAMUEL A. PHILLIPS Still waters run deep May I now introduce you to this dream- er, Sam Phillips. Sam is quiet, studies hard, and makes good marks. He is liked by all his teachers. He visits the public library several times a week-he is so very fond of reading. Sam was seen in several basketball games as a substitute this past year. He supports many of the school affairs and is usually ready for a good time. He often escorts a member of-the weak- er sex to these occasions. Samuel will enter the University of Pennsylvania in the fall. We all wish him success. Classical .-Q.. GEORGE PRINCE Can he pass and we forget? Here's George, one of the best business men of our class. He is one of our good-na- tured, hard-working classmates. He is al- ways willing to support a good cause and does his share in making it a successf' George's real worth to the school can best be seen by re- membering the way in which he conducted the Blue and White subscription campaign, This he accomplished with great success. He sup- ported all activities of the school. We do not know what George will take up but we wish him the best of success in whatever he may do. Commercial -OL I MARY PRINCE Would that we knew you better A What a quiet, unassuming countenance has this member of our class. Although not one of the brightest of the class, who knows what she may accomplish in the future. Her quiet dispo- sition would lead one to' believe that she is earnest and thoughtful. She has not attended many class affairs-she has given us her support in other ways. As far as we know, her future is undefined, but the best of thoughts of suc- cess from her fellow classmates will accompany her in whatever walk of life she undertakes, Commercial D C315

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Y ii g, ANNA MAY Would that we knew you better Anna is a comparatively new classmate. She came to Pottstown from Harrisburg in the fall of our Junior year. In this short time she has won many friends. She has pursued the studies of the Commercial Course. She- does not impart much knowledge to her class- mates, but as soon as the buzzer sounds, she' begins to chat. She does not tgike an active part in school affairs because she enjoys herself in a small crowd. Anna is undecided as to her future, but her classmates wish her success, Commercial 101 SENORA MENG Why worry when you can smile Senora is a resident of Fagleysville. She joined our midst when we were freshmen. We have all found her a pleasing and jolly class- mate as she is always ready to laugh and have. a good time. Senora has musical talent. AL' many of our school functions she has played or' rung solos. This maiden will become a pupil of the Industrial Art School of Philadelphia. She will study dressmaking and designing. We are confident Senora will succeed in this branch of work because we are all aware of her longing for a great many clothes. General -O-. OSCAR MEYERS When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash This rather good-looking fellow is Osc Meyers who never allows his studies to interfere with his education. He can usually be seen out having a good time with one of his bunch. The honor roll has never seen much of' his name because he rather neglects his lessons. He is a favorite, nevertheless, with most of his teachers, because they rather overlook the lazy bone in his body. Oscar enters Ursinus in the fall. He has not yet decided on his course. His classmates wish him the best of success, General C305

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Y T' WILSON PUHL With winning smiles and a helping hand The above quotation its Wilson to a HT . He has always supported school functions and been a cheerful worker for the school. He fol- lowed the commercial course and we are under the impression that he intends to enter the busi- ness world. He is a good friend and the class wishes him success. Commercial ,OT MAY REIGNER Judge not that ye be not judged Here comes, no, not the bride, but a dash- ing young maiden, none other than May Reig- ner, our sweet, little accountancy expert. Folks, she can juggle figures better than Houdini can escape from a straight-jacket. She did not create a stir when she entered High School, but she sure did burst into the Hall of Fame before she left. Here's hoping she succeeds in life. Commercial -0- ADELINE ROTH Usually happy, usually gay, Very good-natured, they say Behold! Here is another of our jolly classy mates, Although she does not attain the high- est honors, she possesses the ability of doing good work. She took an interest in all school aifairs. She served as secretary of the Athletic Association. Whenever a good time is at hand, she is present, She may be a hello girl, line's busy , or a stenographer for some nice young man. Well, here is wishing her success in any field of life she may enter. Commercial C323