Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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WILLIAM ACHATZ Willie General I Willie,' is a small, energetic member of the Senior Class. He draws the girls by his handsome countenance. Billy is very popular, and is an active member in school activities. He was the leader of the Student Patrol, and has taken great interest in all school affairs. He certainly enjoyed himself in Washington, as he will tell you on the slightest pro- vocatlon. ARMANI: ANDRE Blimp', Classical Blimp', or Andy, as he is sometimes called, is a very active student, both in school affairs and athletics. He was a member of the Football team in his senior year, and was pianist for the Boy's Glee Club for three years. What student would want to read the Blue and White's infant protege, The Newsense, without his jokes in it? A peppy fellow, full of fun, a true pal, and always ready for action, is our Andy. We all hope that he is successful in future life in college, and later as a chemical engineer in the wide, wide, world. GEORGE BARTHOLOMEW Bunn General Bart appears to one who does not really know him to be a quiet, retreating, and submissive chap. However, once you become acquainted with Bart, you find him quite different. He is always ready for some fun and good times and does his share cheerfully to bring them about. He seems to be quite interested in a rather cute little brunette, and is seen in the corridors quite frequently in deep conversation with her. Good luck, Bart! ELWOOD BAVER Wg0dy', General Elwood has two weaknesses, one of which is a weakness for a certain member of the weaker U1 sex -a very human weakness, and then, he likes to ride in her auto-I mean Ford. His other weak- ness is to succeed Joe Forrest as Social Problem's pedagogue. We wish him the best of success, be- cause ,loe doesn't give high grades any more- Qprobably because he is getting old and cranky.l Page Twelve

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EVELYN BELL Ernie Classical Evelyn Bell is a pleasant girl who came to us just this year from North Coventry High School. She is a belle of South Pottstown. She also is a very clever writer-you should hear some of her English compositions. Evelyn is going to Elizabeth- town College where she expects to major in lang- uage and history. DoRoTHY M. BIEHL Dot Commercial Her quietness of manner belies the mischief that lies beneath Dorothy M. Biehl, better known as Dot, is one of the quiet members of our class, but, never- theless, is always ready to help along a good time. She can be found at all the school and class func- tions, being an ardent supporter of every school activity. Although Dot is not athletically inclined, she is one of the most studious girls in the class, and has chosen this field to portray her abilities. We do not know what the future has in store for Dot, but we wish her successs in whatever she un- dertakes. EDNA BITLER Curly', General Edna has a very consistent character and also a mind of her own-as shown by not letting the widespread fad of bobbed hair entangle her in its snare. A little dash of pride, a little fuss, and some seriousness help to make up her charming person- ality. Her favorite study is English, and she has a slight inclination towards the teaching profession. If she follows' up this in the future, we wish her a room full of scholars that are very mischievious and hate to study. P GLADYS BISHOP Glad General This nickname certainly is most appropriate to her, for the perpetual smile that lights her cheerful countenance is her crowning glory. She is a quiet, industrious girl, always full of action. She attends all the school activities and socials and is ever on the go. Gladys is going to be a nurse, and we wish her great success. Page Thirteen e '