Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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,W--, L lwdmt. X , 1 K. S-... ...,...... .-. .4 - .4- ' - .. ..--V-f ALMA KLINK Klink', Commercial A shuffle of feet, and there she is. The crowd is soon in an uproar. Alma always knows the lat- est 6'dirt, and she isn't afraid to let you in on it. Wherever there is a crowd gathered, she is sure to be found at its center. She is very conscientious about her work, but is always ready for a good time in the right way. Alma expects to teach forty little hyenas some day. AMON LATOFF '6Amie,, General Latoff is one of the three bad men. He ad- mires the athletic ability of Peter Grim, a pitcher on the baseball nine, and was a member of the football squad. Amie spends all his time in telling us about the great showing made by Peter. He will probably be Grimis right-hand man in the ath- letic world. Good luck, Amie, and remember to keep Peter away from the females. Amie is also interested in a certain-oh, Mabel! DOLCEY Lunwlc Dolly,' Commercial Dolly is one of the best known girls of our class. She is interested in athletics and is always present at school activities. Dolly expects to enter the business world, but she won't stay there long, for a certain young man already has fixed his eyes and heart upon her. FLORENCE LUDWIG Pussums General Do you have anything around here to eat?,' Whenever you heal' that cry raised, you may be sure that Pussums is somewhere near. Floss is known by all for her sweet and lovable disposition. She has a special weakness for pickles, especially the sweet ones. Florence blew in from Amity High and quickly made friends with the students at P. H. S. ln room number thirty-five, especially, she has proven to be a live wire,', entertaining' her friends all the time, and proving a source of enjoyment with her excellent singing. Page Twenty-two

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JUANITA JEFFERIES Juanita General Juanita is one of the most earnest young wo- men of the Senior Class. She makes good marks and earns them, too, for she studies hard. She is well-known throughout the school and is well liked by all who know her. She has had a rather diliicult time of it this year, as illness has kept her out of school a large part of the time. FLORENCE JOHNSTON Floodie , Technical Floodie has been one of the most popular of our Seniors. For nearly two years she was man- ager of the Girls' Basketball team. The teachers will all tell you that she was a most brilliant stu- dent, and that she is very witty. Toward the end of this year, she was forced to leave school because of sickness, but we are told that she is improving steadily-which only goes to prove that you can't keep a good man down. MARGARET KEEN Marg General Good goods comes in small packages, Cand so does poisonl. Marg is a very small girl with a large heart and sunny disposition. Her companion- ship is valued greatly by all the girls who know her, but, lately, most of her time seems to be taken up by a certain boy in whom she seems to be great- ly interested. Marg expects to be a school marm in the near future. MIRIAM KEIM Mim', General Seldom can't, seldom don't, Never shan't, never won't. at Mim made her entrance into P. H. S. by means of a reputed vehicle-one of Lincoln's poor relations. She, fMim, not the speedcarl, is a bundle of good nature, well seasoned with sugar, spice, and everything nice. Here we have a math- ematical shark, if ever there was one. For all her studious appearance, an imp of mischief often comes to light. Mim has a hankering for physical educa- tion. More than one person will yet be put through his daily dozen. Page Twenty one

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lg! Eg iz-KJ ' gj7Yj7',7xEjll HAZEL MCAFEE ' Hazel General Hazel is always ready to listen in on a good . joke, but she is just as keen to have her daily tasks , completed. She always seemed fond of her Econom- ics book, because every noon hour she could always be found either sitting in her Ford studying it or carrying the book with her while on the streets. Hazel is undecided as to what profession she will choose, but we know she will prove a success in whatever she attempts. I, KARL L. MARSHALL I Mike General Mike, the sheik, always draws the women. His sideburns, his handsome countenance ,and his black piercing eyes make him a real Rudolph Valentino. Mike takes a great part in the activities of this school, having been manager of the Wonder Five, and a member of the football squad. Marshall is also a member of the baseball team and earned for himself the royal titles of Strike-out King and Hitless Wonder. Mike is a good sport and is worthy of the name Senior. . - 9 2 HERBEN MARSTELLAR 5 Herby General Marstellar is one of the popular young gentlemen of the Senior Class, especially among the fair sex. He hails from Amityville, the city in which anyone is an outcast who cannot speak that so-called Penn- sylvania Dutch, and take it from us, Herby is no outcast. This trim lad spends at least ninety-two per cent. of his time in talking. About what?- primarily, his datesg secondarily, nothing in partic- ular. Herby is a good student, but if he would use his study periods for something besides gabbing to his lady friends, he could so astonish his teachers that they would all suffer a severe attack of paraly- sis. Mr. Marstellar is uncertain as to the career he will follow, but whatever it be, husband or A preacher, he has the good wishes of his classmates for success. - MARY MILLER v Mary Commercial Where there is a crowd of scholars you will Gnd Mary among them. She is one girl who has many friends, won by her ever-ready spirit. You - will find her some day in the office of some promin- ent business man typing or doing bookkeeping as hard as she can. Here's success to her. Page Twenty-three