Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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GEORGE RAHN Fat Commercial Besides being a radio bug, George is a whale of a bookkeeper. Another thing, George has a good word for everyone, but at times he is very quiet. He has proved himself to be a sincere woman-hater. In everyday life he is most agreeable, and, with a lot of practice, he will make a model bachelor, provid- ing he can resist the wiles of the pretty women at Sunnybrook. MARGARET ROBERTS Marg', General Quiet and reserved Ui at times, perhaps, but always full of fun and jollity. The first time you See Marg, you think she is one of those quiet, silent girls-the fact is, that you don't notice that mis- chievous twinkle in her eyes. Marg always has a wonderful time relating her many experiences which she has had at the movies. She extends a sympa- thetic and helpful hand to everyone. Marg is a true sport and a dependable friend. K.ATHRYN ROBINSON Kiln 5- Classical Behold! Here is a very clever person who hails from the thriving metropolis of Sanatoga. She has a sunny disposition which has gained her many friends in P. H. S. Kit is a very clever artist, and some day, perhaps, we will See her paintings in the Hall of Fame. LEWIS RUSSELL Abe', Commercial Abe is one Of the true live wires of the Com- mercial Department. He is quite an artist, both in typewriting and shorthand, and even likes trans- cription. Abe also is a lover of music, and as a tickler of the ivories, he has proved to be a great favorite among his many friends. He is full of pep and has a Smile for everyone. He intends to con- tinue his music education at Utica Conservatory of Music and we all wish him the greatest success as a theatre organist. Page Twenty-six

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.XRVWVZ it If SYLVIA POLLOCK Sil Commercial Sylvia's mouth is like a brook, For it babbles on forever. Sylvia is a rather talkative girl and always ready to get into an argument. She can usual- ly be seen chewing gum in shorthand class. Al- though she has not attended all the school act- ivities, she has given her support in other ways. Sylvia expects to bel somebody's stenog and the best wishes of the class go with her. ROBERT PoTTs Bob General By his Forzl shall ye know him Bob is one of our quiet, self-conscious boys, but at that he is not afraid to step out with a certain member of the opposite sex. He has been with us for only one year. He hails from the wilds of Pughtown, and travels to and fro in one of Henry's Tins you love to touch. Of his past and of his future, we know nothing, because, like Mr. Coolidge, he does not have very much to say. His Ford does all the talking and noise- making for him. FOREST PURNELL Sexy Classical Sox', is one of our best known orators. You can hear him orating about his sister almost any time. This little blonde boy is some sheik, as he will tell you. Sox has decided to become the world's foremost Civil Engineer and to emass at least a million dollars before he is thirty. He was captain of the cheer leaders corporation in his Senior year. He was tendered a warm UD re- ception by some fellows after the last production of Adam and Eva. DoRoTHY RADKE Dain Classical Here's to Dorothy, one of our four year class- mates. She is one of the jolliest girls in our class, and is never too busy to stop to help you in an emergency, her advice being always worth while. She is well liked because of her good nature and her unselfish disposition. Her Latin, at first, was a stumbling block for her, but she seems to have mas- tered that difliculty. Dorothy will be remembered by us for having offered us many funny incidents and many happy moments. Page Twenty we

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,.. .. ...K LYNwooD RUSSELL Linnie', Commercial i'Linnie is the loud speaker of the Senior Class. He is a jolly good fellow and is usually found among the fair sex in Mr. Martin's room lespecially at one fair maiden's deskl. Linnie is a hard worker. usually trudging along with an armful of books. We are sure that he will succeed in whatever he de- cides to take up. THOMAS RUTTER Tom General 'fFourteen men on a dead man's chest -no. Tom is not a dead man walking around-he just belongs to the Foul Seven. Tom is a ladies' man and sure is proud to admit it. He is not a marvel at studies. but is a jolly good fellow-if you ask her, she'll tell you. Unlucky in studies-lucky in love. MILDRED SCHEETZ Millie D Classical A better friend, a more tireless and willing worker. can not be found than Millie. She is very thoughtful and kind to everyone. A pleasing per- sonality helps to add to her attractiveness. Nothing is more to be desired in a person than dependabil- ity, and Millie never disappoints or breaks a prom ise. She always has rt smile for everyone. Success for Millie is certain. MILDRI-:D SCHEFFY Milly Commercial Mildred is one of the meekest girls in the Com- mercial Uepartment. We know that she will suc- ceed in life. She strove through four years of labor enduring and overcoming many diihculties due to her livinff out of town. She expects to carry on her life career as a stenographer. Page Twenty-seven ,d lf ,...--..,--5... Y V .-lx 4. f 1f s f- GLA f E ,N-'AN w 'Zia - if W. h a 1 lil X55 ,X xl 5 fl Q ,,..J- at , is E l L ' hl'wff Mn1+--'W' 'f .an-.ummm if If .w...,M-Wm,k,,.w Q L -'msg .-1, fr-U - , -... KXLMWMWWVJ , xx .N 0491! n.-rv' ' if . A A ll S . I 5 l J i l . l Q 4 Z 6 l 1 1 4 fi li