Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1940 volume:

F1 be S . P! Q 5 I 5 E E 3 12 ,I Tl-IIQQUGH -I-I-IE CAMERA Pottstown High School Pottstown, pennsylvania I 940 TRGIAD WN.: .-an. x 'A Q Q ring' i 'ff ' J' .9 f zz v P ,Xa 1 +1 'I W ,WW MQ i xx, , Q Y N Q , up mx. Q Turkey, n Af 5 , 13' sW!,p rv. f , . .91 N N0 1 , '. .P' Q l MR. NORMAN S. MARTIN N selecting a dedicatee for our yearbook, we have tried to choose someone who, in the eyes of the students. is both a friend and a teacher. We feel that AIR. NORMAN S. AIARTIN has proved himself to be both of these. During his professional life he has taught in the Commercial Department for the past thirty-six years, and has been vice-principal of our school for four years. We shall remember him as a leader both in school and in our community. For many years he served on the Town Council as well as on many other civic organizations. For his fine spirit of cooperation, thoughtful guidance, and courage, We, the CLASS OF I9-10, are truly grateful and do sincerely dedicate this yearbook to him. C O H O 1' I cb Nl'f'S success or failure depends largely upon one's re- actions to lifels experiences. 'llhe good or evil effect of an experience depends upon one's reaction to that exper- ience. Consider well how you react. Proper reactions to experiences lead to poise, power, personality, success. Ponder the meamrrg in the statement, React properly to all of your experiences. IDR. lfiuxig NI. H,us'roN S!lfH'I'iIIfl'lltfI'lll nf Selmulx Wxxx liouco or lCm'c.vi' Mk. l,.uoav IC. klRtilI.I. l,l'l'.t'lilI'lIf MR, I. Iiikov -louNsoN fvffr l'I'r'.y'f.l1'1ll Mk. R.u.vn l'. Ilol.i.ow,xv Sl'1'I'l'f1ll'y MR. Izmiiek la. 5.yvi.ok 1'l'l'tl.YIH'l'f Mk. l,i-:ouxium A. lluxrwiui MR. nl. Russia. RliIl SNlilDlR MR. jour: Metiuua DR. lfiuxk M. Il.us'roN Sufuwillfrmlrnl MR. C. lQIlXIlIND XVI l.l.S Srlfffitnr whole world will he with you. and beautiful life. l Y dear young friends, rememher you have to work xVlllxTllt'T you handle piek and shovel or a set of hooks, dig ditches or edit a newspaper, ring door hells or write funny stories, you must work. llonlt he afraid of killing yourself hy overworking while on the sunny side of middle age. Xlen die sometimes, hut it is heeause they quit at four p. m. and arrivc home at two a. m. lt's the intervals that kill. lVork gives ap- petite for your mealsg it lends solidity to your slumherg it gives a perfect appreciation of a holiday. 'llhere are young men who do not work, hut the country is Ilot proud of them. lt does not even know their names, it only speaks of them as So and So. Few people admire them, the great, husy world doesn't know they are here. So determine what you want to he and do. 'llake off your coat and make dust in the world. 'llhe husier you are. the less harm you are apt to get into, the sweeter will he your sleep, the hrighter your holidays, and the hetter satisfied the May God hless you, and may you have a long, happy, MR. llaauv I,. Sxirrn Principal ur Faeult .... Miss Miriam L. Altenderfer Miss Augusta Collins Mr. William H. Dillman Mr. Arthur E. Emery Mr. Andrew R. Frech Miss A. Edna Hutt Miss Alma I. Klink Mrs. Elizabeth S. Burchtield Mr. Stanley I. Davenport Miss jessie j. Erwin Miss Dorothy E. Hutt Mr. Irvin L. Keener Mr. Gerald D. Levengood Miss Mildred H. Christman Mr. W. O. Cressman Mr. Samuel W. Ettelson Miss K. Arline Hartman Mr. George Kjellman Mr. David T. Lehman fliss Naomi A. Levengood Mr. Norman S. Martin Mr. Alvin R. Paul f1r. jay G. Rickarcls Mr. Karl Schumacher Mr. Howard I. j. Stauffer Mrs. Elizabeth G. Walz Miss Miriam V. Ludwig Miss Vida V. Moses Mr. Harold B. Rohn Mr. VVilliam 0. Smith Mr. Earl R. Strange Miss Dorothy 0. Yohn Mrs. joseph D. Dolan Miss Eleanor H. Miller Mr. Bertram P. Scanlin Mr. VVillard D. Sensenig Mr. j. Robert Von Drach Mr. Clarence C. Yocom Senior Class 194 President-JAMES R. WMDNER Via--President-STANLEY PRINCE Sfcrrtary-BETTY H. BARTMAN Trfasurrr-RICHARD L. KXNDSVATTER Class Advisors Miss MnuAM V. Lunwio MR. J. ROBERT VoN DRACH HIE marches on, but we shall take a few moments to reminisce about our years in Potgtown High School. With Xielvin Keim as president in our Sophomore year, we successfully con- ducted a magazine campaign. The Sophomore-Junior Festival was our next activity, and in hlarch, 1938, we, together with the Seniors, sponsored the St. Patty's Day Dance. Step This Wayu, the all-school play in which the Sophomores took an active part, completed our first year's program. ln our Junior year we again had a magazine campaign. When Top o' the World , the all-school musical comedy, was produced, the audience saw a large number of the Juniors in the play. Again we participated in the Sophomore- junior Festival. After a roller skating party, the Christmas and Easter dances were held. The most important event of all, however, was the Junior Prom, held on June 5. As we progressed to our last year in high school, we remembered that we must assume a dignified manner, however we found it difficult to do so at times. James Weidner succeeded Melvin Keim as our president. We held three dances in our Senior year: the Hall0We'en Dance, the Thanksgiving Day Dance, and the Christmas Dance. Our class play, The Bat , was a very successful production and evoked much favorable comment. ln January we started work on the Troiad-the ltock that holds so many lasting memories. As we look back, we know we shall never forget our Wash- ington trip and our graduation exercises. The Commencement Dance, which was held on June l0, was the social climax of our Senior year. The last event of our high school days was the Alumni Dance on June l4. And here we are, ready to attain new goals in the world. lklay we be as successful as we have been in Pottstown High School! MINNIIE ARNIYI' Min Academicg Glee Club 1-2-3 Choir 2-35 Honor Club 1-2-3 Rl'l'A BARTHOLOM EVV R1'1'i.r Academic: Glee Club 1 Press Club 33 Honor Club l-2 lili'I l'Y BARTM AN Cummercialg Patrol 1-2-3 Drill Team l-2-3 l'roi:1d Staffg Honor Club l-2-3 Secretary l-2-3 JANE BROWN Commercialg Glee Club 2-3 Photography Club 3 LOUISE BREHDIN Lou Academicg Press Club 1-2-3 Dramatics 25 Glee Club 1 Honor Club 1-3 '4uiWM KATHRYN AIDAMSKI Kay Commercial HELEN BA UERSCH Ml DT A Srhmidt Academicg Press Club 1 Hockey 1-2-3g Sphinx Club DOROTH EA O. BER'I'OI.I-TI Doi Commercialg Glee Club 2 Choir lg Photography Club 1 M. LARUE BICKEL Birk Commercialg Glee Club 1-2-3 DOROTHY BORNE Ditty Home Economicsg Glee Club 2 Ning' 4 jOSEPIIINE BURDAN .lo Home Economicsg Hockey 1-3 Choir 33 Dramatics 1 ZELDA COH EN Zfldinr' Commercialg Glee Club 1-2-3 Honor Club 1-2-3 Dramatics 1-2-33 Troiad Staff VVILMA E. CRATER Bill Commercialg Hockey 3 Library 2-33 Dramatics 1 BETTY F. CZEINER Cy Commercial3 Drill Team 1-2-3 Patrol I-2-33 Troiad Staff Honor Club 1-2-3 Honor Club 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1 Intramural Basketball 1-2 GERTRUDE C. DAVIDHEISER Gfrtic Commercial3 Honor Club 1-2-3 Drum Major Corp 1 Drill Team 13 Patrol 1 Trading Club, Chairman Ten ELIZABETH CHRYST Betty Home Economicsg Glee Club I-2-33 Choir 2-3 Honor Club 1-2-3 Drill Team 13 Troiad Staff EVA COVERMAN Commercial3 Honor Club 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-33 Troiad Staff DORIS RUTH CRESSWELL Crexsif Commercialg Dramatics 1-2 RUTH F. DAHMS Home Economicsg Glee Club 1 Choirg Art Club 1-2-3 Home Ec. Club 1-2 ARLINE M. DAMES Commercialg Choir 3 Drill Team 1-2-33 Patrol 1-2-3 Glee Club 2-3 MARY LARUE DAVIDHEISER ELSIE DELANEY if 'NNN 1 Davfy bln' Commercialg Honor Club 3 Home Economicsg Dramatics ,x,H0ckey 1-2-3 Home EC. Clllll Drum Major Corp 2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 514-Klum DOROTHY DENGLER V' V MARIE V. DELEONARDIS ' ..,.: A Dotty . . , I . Commerclalg Dramatlcs 1-3 llome Izconomlcsg Dramatxcs 1 glee Club 1 Home EC. Club HELEN RITA DIMECO BETVY DU-UPLANE Commercialg Glee Club 2-3 Bfiz Ph0f0S aPhy Cluib 3 Home Economics Dramaucs 33 Choir 3 Glee Club 1-2-3 FLORENCE j, DINNQCENTI M. C. JEANETTE DINNOCENTI Fla Junrt Commercial Home Economicsg Drumatics 1 ,IEANNE B. ELLIOTT Ellie GENEVIEVE D. ESCHBACH Cummercialg Glee Club 1-2-3 Cf Choir 35 Photography Club 3 Commercial Dramatics 3 Elrfurrn -IENNIE BELLE EVANS MARJORIE E. FOLK Jrn Home Economics Maliglf Glee Club 1-2-33 Choir 3 Commercialg Honor Club 1 Hockey 33 Cheer Leader 3 Drill Team 1-2-33 Patrol 1-2-3 Honor Club 3 LOUISE FRANCISCUS MILDRED MAE GALLOWAY Lulu Shorty Generalg Choir 3 Commercialg Drill Team 1 ANN GANOVSKY RUTHE MURIEL GARFINKEI ,-Yngrl Ruthy Home Economicsg Chorus 3 Comme,-cial: Glee Club 3 Dramatlcs 2 Dramatics 1-2 ELSIE K. GRIESEMER EDYTHE GRACE GILBERT EIN' ' Home Economics Edw Dramatics 1-23 Choir 3 Academic: Library 1-2-3 MARGARET R. GRIESEMER DOROTHY M. GROOVER Margn' Dottif Home Economics Commercial Glee Club 1-2-33 Choir 2-3 Drum Major Corp 2-3 Dramatics 1 Patrol 2-33 Drill Team 2-3 1'1UI'I1!I' ANN j. GUIDA fjlll'-CIN' Ilome Economicsg Chorus 3 Dramatics 1-2 NIILIJREIJ C. HARRISON lllllfflif Academicg Glee Club DORIS E. HARTENSTINE Dorir Academic: Press Club 1 llramatics 25 Sphinx Club 3 ELEANOR LARUE IIAIIN Ilahnif Commercialg Patrol 1-2-3 Drill Team 1-2-35 llonor C'ub PAULINE C. IIART Commercial: Glee Club 1-2-3 Photography Clubg Choir ELAINE IIARTMAN Eli Academic: Dramativs 1-2-3 Honor Club 1-2 MARY ELIZABETH HELMS BARBARA IIICFFNICR Brite Commercialg Dramatics 3 Glee Club 31 Reading Club 1 RELIJA HILDENBRANIJ Hildfgardr Commercial Cheer Leader 1-2-3 llrff Academicg Art Club 1 Dramatics 21 Sphinx Club 1 FRANCES LARUE HIPPLE Glee Club 1-2-35 Dramatics 1-2 Fran Thrift Council 1-2-3 Drill Team 1-2-35 Patrol 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2 Academicg Glee Club Thirteen HELEN V. HOFFMAN Commercialg Glee Club 1-3 Press Club 33 Patrol 1-2-3 Drill Team 1-2-3 KATHRY N H UMS Kilty Home Economics LIUSEPHINE HUTT .Indiv Academicg Hockey 1-2-3 Dramatics 1-2 lfonzxr Club 1-2: Press Club 1 1-XRI,lNE M. lSE'l 1' Imna Commercialg Glee Club 1 VELMA ,IAMES Jimmir Commercialg Patrol 2-3 Drill Team 2-35 Choir 3 Photography Club 3 llockey 25 Dramatics 1-2 Intramural Basketball 1 Fourtn ll MARGUERITE T. HOFFM Marge Commercialg Press Club 2-3 DORIS HOPPLIC Home Economicsg Hockey 1 Dramatics 1 DOROTHY V. H U NSBERG Dot Home Economics Glee Club 1-2-3 LORNA C. KEENE Commercial Durm Major Corp 2 Dramatics 2 .IEAN KEIM Suyir' Home Econmics Glee Club 1-2-33 Choir 2-3 Dramatics 1 AN ER j0YCE R. KIRLIN Home Economics Dramatics 1 Home EC. Club 1-2 MARGARET' M. KOLARZ FH ll II ni 1' Home Economics ELIEANORE RITA KRITZ Sm op Commercialg Honor Club 2 Hockey 23 Dramatics 2 Intramural Softball 2 Photography Club 2-3 Radio Club 3 jANE li, KURTZ Commercial: Patrol 1 Drill Team lg Dramatics 2 Hockey 2 ANNE LENGYEL Commercialg Glee Club 1 Reading Club 1 N . A- E ,Mm .. I -- mf' to ' ---- N i ' - Q- X 'l A NIARIAN G. KIRBY Mirkfy Home Economicsg Dramatics Thrift Council 1 NORNIA ADA KUIILER Nim Academicg Honor Club 1-2-3 LUIS KRAUSE Commercialg Honor Club l-2-3 Troiad Staffg Drill Team 2 Patrol 2 Trading Club, Treasurer Drum Major Corp 2 Press Club 3 MARTHA LANG Cuddlfs Home Economics: Band 3 SHIRLEY LARU E LEH Commercial 3 Dramatics 1 Glee Club lg Hockey 1 Intramural Basketball 2 F iftrrn 1 if :q.. .,.:,... 4 Sixteen HELEN R. LEVIN Commercialg Glee Club 3 Dramatics 1-2-33 Honor Club Troiad Staff MARIE E. LONG Commercial Photography Club 3 BETTY ,IAN E N1 ALON EY .Ianir Academicg Choir 1-2 Dramatics 1-2-35 Glee Club 1 N1ARGARIi'l' IWANSH I P Maryir Academic: Glee Club 1 Press Club 1-35 Choir 3 Dramatics 3: Sphinx Club 3 ALICE HASSON MAUGER Mickey Commercialg Glee Club 1-2 LARUE LEVEILLE Luggif Academic: Glee Club 1-3 Honor Club 3 NURMA IREN E LONGACRE N 0 rm Home Economicsg Band 1-2-3 Library lg Home Ec. Club 1 DOROTHY IE. M ACK Dot Commercial DOROTH Y MA RKLE Dot Home Economics MARION MARSHALL Illinfy Commercial 5 Hockey 1-2 Patrol lg Press Club 2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2 O KATHRYN S. MAYER jEAN M. MA UGER Kit Home Economics Shorty Glee Club 1-2 Acaclemicg Orchestra 1-2-3 Home Ec. Club DUROTHE MELOY MARY KATHRYN IWCCARTHY Dol Tools General ANNABELL MENSCH Commercialg Glee Club 1-2-3 Choir 2-35 Hockey 2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 ULADYS M. INIILLARD Gladir' Home Economics: Hockey 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Dramatics 1 DORIS A. MILLER Darin Commercialg Glee Club 1-2-3 Hockey 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 General g Library I-2-3 CAROLYN MEYERS Ca Academicg Dramatics 1-2 Sphinx 33 Thrift Council 1 CORRINE E. INIILLERL Skfrlrr Home Economics Dramatics 1-23 Glee Club 2 Honor Club 1-2-3 Thrift Council 1-2-3 ISOBEI. MILLER Isxy Academicg Honor Club Science Clubg Dramatics 1 Photography 1-2-3 ,QW W ,- Eighteen ELIZABETH MILI,ES Liz Home Economicsg Hockey 1- Thrift Council 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 IVIARY IRENE IVIUORE Midge Academicg Dramatics 1-2-3 Glee Club 1-2-35 Choir 3 Honor Club 2-3 Thrift Council 1-2 ANNA MOTKO Home Economics EVELYN NEIIVIAN Efvry Commercialg Choir LORRAINE NESTER L. KATHRYN MILLER 2-3 Kan' Home Economics Home Ec. Club 2 JUNE A. MISSIMER Minis' Home Economicsg Glee Club 3 ARLENE MOYER llloy Commercialg Drill Team 1-2-3 Patrol 1-2-3g Dramatics l-2-3 Drum Major Corp 1-2-3 The Bat DORISDEAN MOYER Dorie Home Economicsg Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-33 Library Glee Club lg Patrol 1 GENEVIEVE NORRIS Commercialg Cheer Leader 2-3 Hvme EC0H0l'IliCS -WW I Vw ANNE E. PEIFFER 11 Hwy Home Economics ELLA PENGELLY Commercialg Hockey 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 Drill Team lg Troiad Stall RUTH PRINCE Prinffy Home Economics SYLVIA I'RINCEN'l'HAL Syl Home Economics Dramatics 1-2 IRENE M. l'SO'l'A Rrnf Home Economics: Library 1 Home EC. Club 2 VICRONICA l'.'Il'RUCKI Ronnir Home Economics Honor Club 1-2 ,ll-IAN POVVICK Gnslly Generalg Art Club 1 Glcc Club 1-23 l,1'1lll1Hfll'S 1-2 RITA R. PRI N CIE Academic: Band 1 llonor Club 1-2 Photography Club 2-3 DORIS A. l'YO'l l' Ilarrir Home Economics Home lic. Club 2 HELEN PYSAROK Commercialg Choir 3 Glee Club 1-2-3 Ninrlccn lVIARj URII2 RA UG II Marglv Academicg Press Club 1-2-3 Troiad Staffg Dramatics 1-2-3 VIRGINIA ROBENOI,'I' Ginny Commercial IRENE KATHRYN ROMICH Rfnf Home EC. Club 1-2 Home Economics Dramatics 1 GERALDINE SAYLOR .lrrry Home Economicsg Hockey 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 JEANNE L. SAYLOR Say! Academicg Dramatics 1-2 Honor Club 1-35 Press Club 3 Tfwcnty 'l'HlE1.MA V. RA PP Shorty Commercial ANNA INIAY RICIGNER .Jun cl0II1ll16l'CII1lQ Glee Club 3 Drill Team 1 CAT1-IARIN E EI.IZABE'I'I'I ROOT Bri: Academicg Troiad Staff Glee Club 1-2-3 Thrift Council 3 RIIIII ICVIEIAVN RIINKICI, Holzllif Gene-ralg Glee Club 1 JOYCE LARUE SCIIOLI, DuZ4'l11'.f.f Academicg Choir 3 'W'-... GRACE A. SIIIRICY MILDRED FRANCES SCHROEDIER U Jan' Alukpy Commercial5 Patrol 1-2-3 Ueneralg Drill Team 1 A. A. Secretary 1 Art Club 35 Dramarics 1 Drill Team 1-2-35 Troiad Staff Photography Club 3 Drum Major Corp 1-2-35 Honor Club 1-2-35 The Bat IELEANUR V. SLONAKER NANCY SIMONS SI o Sy Acadernic5 Hockey 1-2-3 Honor Club 1-2-35 Glee Club 1 Press Club 1-2-35 Troiad Staff SARA -IANE SPARE Ur.-neral5 Glee Club 1-2-3 Choir 15 Thrift Council DUROTH Y STOFKO Dol Commercial EDNA T1-ZSZNAR Comme-rcial5 Glee Club 1-2-3 Home Economicsg Press Club 3 Art Club 25 Hockey 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2 Intramural Baseball 1-2-3 ADA K. SPIlE'l'H Commercial5 Ulee Club 2-3 Choir 35 Radio Club 3 Photography Club 3 B E'l l'Y SVVAV EIA' Bllffll Academic5 Glee Club 1-2-3 Press Club 1-2-35 Library 1-2-3 Mn. ws-n--Q X' ELEANOR M. 'l'HOlVlAS Y Q' Commercial5 Drill Team 1 Glee Club 3 yi ': A T1Ul'7llj'-Dlll' ANN T. TISDALE Tiz Academicg Library 1 I'roiad Staffg Press Club 1-2-3 Editor of Newsg Sphinx 3 Hockey 1-2-33 Choir 3 llonur Club 1-3: The Bat JANE TRULLINGER .Ianif Commercialg Drill Team 1 Intramural Basketball 1-2 Hockey 1-23 Dramatics A. A. Board 33 Troiad Staff Press Club 2-3 URACIQ EVHLYN TYSUN Gram, ELMA TYSON . , Home Economics i'e 'f'a mee 5 Glee Club 1-2-33 Band 1 xIlf.'XN S. UNRUH EVELYN LOIS VAN ZANDT Jfannr Evil' Commercialg Dramatics Library 1-2-3 Reading Club 1 DIELORES E. VOLZ DUDU Commercialg Patrol 1 Drill Team 15 Dramatics 1-2 Intramural Basketball 1 Reading Club 1 F. :XRLENE VVEAVER Burk Commercialg Hockey 3 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Intramural Baseball 2-3 T-wfnty-1-zvo Home Economicsg Patrol 2-3 Troiad Staff Drill Team 2g Glee Club 2 MIMA SUE VVARFEL Sur Academicg Orchestra 1 Honor Club 1-3 H ELEN V. WENTZEL Penny General: Glee Club 3 Drill Team lg Choir 3 . ,.1 f,,Q,,,,,,.- N-Q ,mug-M MARGARET li. VVILLIAMS l'Vil1i1' Home Economics MARY M. VVISE Generalg Dramatics 1-2 Choir 1-2-33 Drill Team 1 Drum Major Corp 1-2-3 P. S. M. A. Chorus 2 Glee Club 1-2-3 CATHARI N E M. YERU ER Cathy Home Economicsg Choir 3 Glee Club 2-35 Art Club l Astronomy Club 1 LILLIAN M. YIEAGLIC Lil Home Economics Home EC. Club lg Art Club VELMA M. YERGEY General Twenty-threp GEORGE E. BARTZBR Bar! Vocational HORACE BRUCE Bl-ICHTEL Oscar Commercialg Art Club 1 Cheer Leader l-2-3 'I'HOlVl.-XS VV. BIICNCZAK Tarnmy Vocational: Patrol 3 Drill Team 3 C. HARRY BERNHART, JR. lffrnslrin Acaclemicg Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-35 Choir 2-3 Honor Club lg Dramatics 1 Thrift Council 1-2 RANDALL K. BOLDOSSER Baldy Commercialg Baseball 2 Intramural Basketball 2-3 Tfwrnty-four Fl. VVBSLBY AS'l'lIIilMliR Glamour Bay Academicg Choir 1-2 Football 1-2-33 Hi-Y Club Glee Club 1-21 Intramural Basketball 1 KENNETH F. Bl-ICHTEI, Brnny Vocational EIVIIL BIQRUEINIAN Duln' Commercial STANLEY P. BIERGER Illoon' Generalg Stamp Club 1-2 Science Club 23 Hi-Y Club Intramural Basketball ERNEST BECKER Ernir Vocationalg Drill Team 1-2 Patrol 1-2g Football 2-3 Varsity Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3 .'XN'l'llUNY I . CIURI Tony Voczttionalg Baseball 2-3 lntr:lntural Haskctball 3 'XLAN ll UliIiR'l' CROSBY Scientific: Choir 2-3 l'. S. M. A. Chorus 1 iilcc Club lg l2l'ZlIIlIlIlCS 3 Scientific Club 1 llonor Club 1-2-3 Slide-rule Club 3 V . . , . lhrlft Council I-2-3 lXJN.'Xl,lD BUSH lflljlly Commercial VINCICNT IJ. lCI,l.lU'l l' Jim General CUNARIJ ll. DUNMUYICR plrr Vocational MICIIAICI, VV. HULOGNICSI Illflw' Vocationalg Football l ,IU H N CUCH RAC l alll1'r John Vocationalg Baseball lntrznnural Basketball DONALD G. DAVIS Dixfr' Connnercialg Band 2-3 Orchestra 2-33 Thrift Council KENNIETH S. Ill-ITVV EILIER Sonny Connnercialg Patrol I A. A. Board 1-2 Cooking Club 1 lntralnurul Basketball 1-2-3 DUNALIJ lJl'f'l'NVlI,lCR Dufl' Vocational Tfwrnly-fi-vr Tlwrnty-six S 'S DONALD T. EVANS Vocational N GABRIEL FIENI Gabr Vocationalg Baseball 1-2-3 ROBERT F. FLAN NERY Rfd Scientificg Football 2 Slide-rule Club 3 ROBERT L. FOCHT Bob Vocational 3 Track 2-3 JAMES FREDMA N Jim Vocational EDWARD C. ENDY, -IR EJ Vocational JONATHAN S. FINK Johnny Generalg Band 3 Orchestra 35 Choir 3 Radio Club 3 ROGER A. FISHER Roy Vocationalg Hi-Y Club 1-2- Football 1-2 Varsity Basketball 1 HENRY L. FRECH Grabbag Commercial STANLEY G. FREESE Dutfh Commercialg Baseball 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 3 lVlAR'l'lN FRIICDMAN ICINVARD FRITSCH - lfll BIYIINJ' , I Commercialg Honor Club 2-3 heneml' romlmll 1-2 Press Club 31 'llroind Stall: ANlTRl'1NV A. UUFUS Lll'i.YIll'l'IIpllliJ'J Vocational l'llCRCl2 GRllVll,liY, JR. l f1'H'1' BMJ Acadernicg Glee Club 1 Dramatics 1 Dramatics 1 Slide-rule Club 3 Choral Society 1 . RlCll.'XRl3 lllfNRlCKS l'rr'lz1'l Academicg lli-Y Club l Pliotograplly Club 1-2-3 Treasurer 1 CURGIC ll. lllCRliS'l', jR. Rablzif Academieg A. A. Board2-3 Choir 3g Football 1-2-3 'atrol 1-2-35 Drill 'l'earn 2-3 Band 3 ART1-1 UR FUERMAN Shnfw Academieg Science Club 1' Slide-rule Club 3 Photography Club 1-2-3 Sphinx Club 3 Honor Club 1-2-3 RUSSHI. M. URAl'l.'XlW Sfwrrlir' Generalg Band 1-35 Choir 2-3 Drill Team lg Patrol 1 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 HARRY VVILLIAM HAYER Bill Commercialg Honor Club 1-2-3 Trading Clubg Cooking Club l Thrift Council 1-2-3 AARON HOFFMAN AI . Generalg The Batl' Dramatics 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1 Twfnly-.www TfZL'I'll.'j'-fifjflf GEORGE W. HOUCK, Vocational THOMAS B. HORNEY To m Academicg Radio Club 1 Football 1 j. CLINTON H UTT Pun Commercialg Patrol 1-2 Honor Club 1-2-33 Library 1 Drill Team 2 ALBERT KERR Al Vocational RICH ARD L, KINDSVATTER Dirk Vocationalg Patrol 1-2-3 Drill Team 1-2-33 Teasurer 3 Sphinx Club 1g Troiad Staff Stage Crew 1-2-3 Varsity Basketball 1 Honor Club 1-2-3 Thrift Council 1-2 JOHN THEODORE HRITZKO Illunlork Commercialg Dramatics 2-3 A. A. Board, President 3 Photography Club 1-2 Trading Club ADOLPH H U MS Dolplz General MELVIN K. KFIM Mfl Commercialg Press Club 1-2-3 Dramatics 2-35 Patrol 1-2 Drill Team 1-2g President 1-2 Sphinx Club 35 Trading Club Honor Club 1-2g Troiad Staff Intramural Basketball HUGH LEO KELLY Sprml Commercial: Track 1-2-3 RUSSELL E. KILLIAN Russ Academicg Honor Club 2-3 Slide-rule Club 3 Kb' W VVII.I,IAM FRED KNOPI' Bill Vocational Varsity Basketball PAUL D. KUPCHO Dirk Vocational FRANCIS -IOHN KURICN Corny Vocational: Science Clulm 1 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Slide-rule Club 3 I'IC'I'I'iR KRIGULO Prlv Vocational VVILLIAM E. KUMMICRI-IR, Bill Vocational Intramural Basketball l-2 Slitlerrule Club I IIRUYVIQR KN.'XS'l'l'iR .limmy l'ouum-rcialg l,l'l'lIl'5II'1l l UICURGIC ll. KIRKIIUFI' Vocational C'll.'XRI.l'IS YV. KRAITSE General -IUIIN KUl.lSllUl lf .llllllllly Vocational IR. M,-XIIRICIC li. KITRIZ S111 jr Counucrcialg Patrol I-2 Drill 'Il-am l-23 Drznnativs 2 Lilwrary 33 l're-ss Clulx 3 TfLw11ty-nilzz' INIICHAEL KUSZYK Rm! Vocationalg Football 3 CALVIN H. LENGIEL Cal Vocational GEORGE S. LESSIG Lrssiyx Commercialg Troiad Staff Thrift Council 1-2-3 Trading Club, Secretary Patrol 1-23 Drill Team 1-2 Honor Club 1-2-33 Treasurer 2 Ifilvfilry 1-2-35 Press Club 3 .-XI, LITDWVIG .lbw Sflllllliil' Vocationalg Cooking Club Intramural Basketball MPZARI. EIJVVARD MACKES ,Var Generalq Orchestra 2-3 Band 2-3g Library 2-3 Choir 2-3g Dramatics 2 Photography Club 2-3 Thirty FRANK GILBERT LADNER, -IR Clmunry Vocationalg Track 1-2-3 Football 1-2-33 Choir 2 Thrift Council 1-2-3 Library 2-3 Photography Club 2-3 PAUL LENGYEL Wing Vocationalg Cooking Club Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 VVALTER W. LEYRER An' Vocationalg Track 1-2-3 Football 1-2 JOHN EARL LOZENSKI .lor Collfgf Vocationalg Honor Club JAMES MARCH Jim Vocationalg Stage Crew 1-2-3 LIEROY L. MAUGI-IR Bluff Vocationalg Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2 C'I,AUl7IE I. MILLICR Illilkrr Vocationalg Choir raokorz HAUM Mooka, JR. Burky Vocationalg Band 1-2-3 ROBERT NAGLE Spitln' Vocational RAYMOND F. NESTER Burk General FOCII I'I2'I'ER MARTIN Prtf Commercialg Band 1 Football 3g Dramatics 3 .IAMES MCCON N ELI, .lim Vocational DONALD G. NIILLER Aka Commercial CHARI.ES V. NIYICRS finfz' Vocationalg Football 3 Track 1-3 RICHARD NEIMAN Dirk Commercialg Art Club 1-3 Honor Club 1-2-3 Troiad Stall I 's uh: 4 cfm F53 .1 1 s 7 Sgt' Thirty-one VVESLEY C. NICHOLS Wf: Vocationalg Dramatics 3 The Bat g Glee Club Baseball 1-2-3 Intramural Basketball 1-2 ALEXAN DER ORLANDO xllrx Vocational Photography Club 1-2-3 ROBERT PHILLIPS Bob Vocationalg Track 1 Photography Club 2 ,IOIIN F. PSOTA Ports Generalg Football 1-2-3 Varsity Basketball 1-2-3 Track Ig Patrol 1 IRVIN E, REIGNER Dulrh Vocationalg Stage Crew 1-2-3 Track 2 Thirty-lfwo HARVEY M. N ETTLES Ilarfv Commercialg Patrol 1-2 Varsity Basketball 1-2-3 Drill Team 1-25 Football 3 Trading Club, V. President JOSEPH PASTELAK Pasly Vocationalg Thrift Council 2 Intramural Basketball 1-2-3 Cooking Club lg Library FORREST j. PIERMAN Jakc Commercial STANLEY PRINCE lfllfffl Vocationalg Track 1-2 Stage Crew 1-2-33 Football 1-2 Vice Presiclentg Troiad Staff Vollcy Ball 2 FRANK A. RIEGNER Jor Collfgr Vocationalg Honor Club FORREST REITNAUER Brn Vocationalg Band 1-2 GEORGE U. RHOADS N. C. RICYNIICR Rip V0l'ZlIllHlIllQ Football l-2-3 Varsity Basketball I-2-3 Baseball 2-33 Patrol 1-2 Drill Team l-2 Cornmercialg Honor Club 1-2-3 Dramatics l-2-31 Band 2-3 Al,'l'tJN li. RICNNINCSICR Orchestra 2-33 The Bat C I Press Club 33 Track 1 mmneum Football lg Troiatl Staff Library 1-25 Astronomy Club I RICHARD S. RIEUNER Diff? w1i,i,.-mo RICII.-XRDS Commercial: Band l-2 1y',,,,,1y Orchestra l-23 Dramatics I-2 Y , 1 4 Honor Club l-2-31 'lmtiad Staff l0f'1 '0'H 1 f'0f H 1---3 Press Club I-2-3 ,lOSlil'll RYNU, -IR, ROBERT S. RUMIG J J Tfwrrp Vocational VAI.lEN'1'l N0 RULLI Tino Vocational Gem-ralg linntl 2 Art Club lg Library I-2-3 llrznnzitics 1-2-3 .Xl,lilCR'l' l.. S.XR.'Xl'ENl Slrm i'ornmerl'ialg Press Club 1-2-3 Varsity Basketball 2-3 Tlzirly-Ihrn ICIJVV ARD VV. RYZN ER Eddil' Vocational YV. RICHARD SCHVVAB Dirk Academicg The Bat Science Club 1 Photography Club 2-3 Sphinx Club 3 Slide-rule Club 3 Troiad Staff ALFRED SFGNFRE Fllf Vocational LAWVRFNCE j. SCHVVO YIIR Larry Commercial Intramural Basketball 2-3 XVILLIAM A. SHANER, jR. Bill Academicg Hi-Y Club 1 Track 1-2-35 Swimming 3 Thirty-four RAYMOND SC HA FFFER Shorty Vocational HAROLD SAIIFZIER Slffifl Vocationalg Band 2 FRANK SELAGY llunle Vocational ULYSSES SEVAST lfl.i'I'l1'.Y.Y Academicg Art Club l-2-3 ELVVUOD SICLBY Snookx Vocationalg Football 3 Track 2 MICHAEL SIKURA Ruxlz Vocational HUVVARD F. SMITH, jR. HIM! Acadc-micg Track 1-2-3 Varsity Basketball 1-2-3 Sphinx Club 31 Svienre Club 1-2 ,IUIIN VV. SNYDER, jR. .lark Vocational -IUHN ll. STAMM Commercialg Stamp Club 1 Sphinx Club 3 llouor Club 1-2-31 Press Club 3 DIUIIN s'1'oLAR .Iulmny Commercialg Patrol 1-2-3 Drill Team 1-2-35 Choir li u.r Vocnliounlg liaseball 2-3 Varsity lizlskctlunll 1-2-3 .Wm Ill' ,-Xvzlilerllivg V. l,l't'SlLlK'IlI I xl. V. Baslu-tlmall lg Bam 'liI'0l1lll Stzllfg ',l'lu- lint GICURGIC SLON.-XKICR Vorutiollzll .. , hMllll Vovaliolmlg Rxulio Club 2 J C ICIJXVARIJ is. SVICIN lfdilfri Vovzxtionzxlg Football 1-2-3 Tllirfy-fffc' ARMANIJ I,. SILXNICR I.l7'l'lIliR SILXNIQR, jR Thirty-.fix BLAKELY SOOY Soybmn Academicg Dramatics 2-3 A rt Club 1-2 FRED TRAPP, JR. Academic WALTER D. SVVAVELY Wall Vocational RALPH R. '1'l'lOlVlAS Tip-Top Commercialg Stamp Club Intramural Basketball 1-2 ROBERT VV. UNRUH Bob Vocational HARRY STRI NGFELLUWV Shorty Vocational JOHN 0. SWEISFORD Jark Commercial: Library 1-2-3 Band 2-39 Track 1-2 Choir 35 The Bat Photography Club 3 Radio Club 1 DANIEL P. TAPTICH Baron Academic Photography Club 1-2-3 DAVID R. TRAPP Academic RUSSELL TROLLINGER Lou Vocational EARL E. WEIDNER WARREN WADE, JR. Lair' Bud Commercial Vocational JAMES R. WEIDNER Writ! GEORGE H. WAGNER Academicg President 3 .Dunk Hi-Y Club 13 Band 1-2-3 Vocationalg Slide-rule Club 1 Orchestra l-2-33 Choir 2-3 Troiacl Staffg Honor Club 1-2-3 The Bat g Troiad Staff Intramural Basketball 3 Patrol I FRANKLIN B YORGEY GEORGE T. WILLIANIS, -IR. Academicg Football 2-3 Jigglr Art Club 3 Vocationalg Troiad Staff , ---wr Thirty-.rrwfrf - ,..... K In Memoriam RAYMOND A. RUSSELL, JR. 1922-1939 Knowledge Cfoeem T bore ko Seek Her A3221 .ff 'T'- ,ASP S4633 f A . u YB sf' ft. ' A ' ,flfvui ' Q Q , ,a A ll , 9 V Class Flower RED CA RNATION Class - Color CRIMSON and WHITE unior Class 1941 Prfxidrnt ROBERT EPPEHEIMER Sfrrftary JEAN SCHLXCHTER Viuf-Prmidfnt jon-IN LACHMAN Trmsurfr MARCIA KEI.I.Y Clan Adfvixors MRS. JOSEPH D. DOLAN MR. EARL R. STRANGE E Juniors, beginning to feel the responsibilities as older students of Pottstown High School, have been actively engaged in all forms of school life. Our class has promoted three school dances, one of them being the Junior Prom. Our members have Won honors in sports, scholar- ship, music, and art. Cooperating with the Sophomore Class, we staged a very successful dime fete. Having had two years of experience, we shall strive to uphold the standards of Pottstown High School. A C A D I. 1 M I cw uv 1 U2 lil? Mi N' A X 39 'J 2,ffZgQ 4 . C ' ' 0 M M 12' R C 4 I , A L 1 - ' 1 'x g , V O C A ,l, l O N A L Sophomore Class I Q 4 2 , 1'n-,fitinzz EDWARD SNHTII l'in'-P1-midfzzt KENNE111 H1NEs i Svrrwtary Hazel. XVEBER Tr1'a.v1u'rr l3oRls RAWN Class .'1d'Z'l5lII'5 Miss UOROTHY YOHN MR. CLARENCE C. Yocoxi 'lf began our life as high school students on September 8, 1939. lmmediately we became active in supporting school activi- ties and in maintaining the high standards set by our predecessors. During the year we have had two successful roller skating parties and one all-school dance. Following these events, we held a profitable dime fete in conjunction with the Junior Class. Throughout our remaining two years we are determined to at- tain even greater achievements for ourselves and Pottstown High School. 1 I A C A D X I1 M , I C V O C . A ,l. I O N A L C U M M E R , C I A L National Honor Society 'Mmmn AENDT BETTY' BAETMAN ERNEST Bscxnx BETTY Cx-lxYs'r ZELEA Comm Em Covsmvmu ALAN Criosnv BE'r'rY CZEINER LEoNAnn DONMOYBR Ann-wx FUEEMAN HARRY HAYBR C1.m'roN HU'r'r MBLVIN KEIM ...M ., .. . ..- Rxcx-mm KINDSVATTER NOEMA KOHLER . Loxs KRAUSB GEORGE Lbngslc COEEINE MIIELEK RICHARD NE1MAN . GEORGE R1-:mms ' RICHARD REIGNEEK I, JEANNE SAYIJOR GRACE SHIRBY NANCY S1MoNs ANN TISDALE GEORGE WAGNER K , tx- ., SCHOLARSHIP ART DRAMA MUSIC PUBLICATIONS CLUBS The Troiad Staff .'I4I'l'iJ'!lfJ' Ellffg,-5 Miss IWIRI.-XM V. Lunwuz GRACE A.SH1REY MR. j. ROBERT VON DRACH -IAMES R. VVEIIJNER BETTY BARTMAN IELIZAEETH CZEINER ICOWARO FRITSCH RTTA PRINCE IQVELYN VAN ZANDT BETTY CIIRYST MEl,v1N Klsm STANLEY PRINCE QEEURGE VVAGNER NANCY SmoNs LUTHER SHANER QIEORGE I.Ess1C BETTY ROOT IEVA COVERMAN l21,1,A PENc:Er,r.Y BUSINESS STAFF LO1s KRAUSE R101-:ARD KKNDSVATTER GEORGE W1I,x,xAMs RICHARD SCHWAB ANN T'lSDAl,E ELEANOR HAHN MARJORIE RAUGH JANE TROI.I.1NOER RICHARD REICNER HARRY HAYER CIEORGE RHOADS HELEN LEVIN ZEITDA COHEN nu 'ru W rorrarown mon scnoot. uzws ,. W, . A . . . , . A W.. , , ,A T THE POI ISTOWN HIGH NEWS I , Y. -,C, ::Z..4 ' ' ...,..t- , ,, ,,fQ fvw1t:3T':1Z1. ,1f:T i A 3 1 Ac, QT, . . - . A qt . Publnhed bt-weekly by students of Poltstown Q' Repor 1 ,4 Senior High School. 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R, VonDrach ,W .t.,,....M.- fmt.-fx In smut sttmx umm s1wp.tm1.'f hum-ft,.am. of My u.t,,m :mm Stuff and Thu-,gg PORT STAFF lvlvm Rum ichud Renting: Ihe-rr Snmrt-ns 'AKIE Ulf dlrol NIMV OPY PIf1AllIfTRS nuise littcdm me Fmht arcia KL-lltv sth:-rmc Rbmmis all' Phcvttmrtnffhf-1 I Frm ONG, BONE, B I1v-wwt't- wt :V-1 w- -tv uw ..: mtl- 1+-1 .rv.,t mu KIXZ. .U . dmv kt-but Imugh 1 M 'tr xt nn Pvmlv San. rn Sclv t :tu t nf Tun hhrut ONG HYIPORTERS 'tm ixtttwfzifsrm-'w M ttmrx M tv- a - w Smnmxxm run 1- Iv . .nun lit ,wt V 5 , Jzxgtnm Genet '4 mu .. N. Mtrxgmttlr lot nt. t 14, 'fra . Fmlvm Huber Cimtiuttr Ntatcntlvl la: :mu K a x 'rdtxtxa 11.46 Gum-x-A K vr N.ncy Vauzffn ivlmt Longaku Htnrbnm Wa 1. 'ttwu Mm-t V MMV wmt. .mu Trulltmqcr vt H .inn 'lmnm Slunxlwx PROOF RICA!!!-QRS :tmp c uv. Kulum 1 tr t :gmt Pmtu Inn:-st Reztmucr iux r tnst m Ge-rxli Mlswtmcr ifrxvld Ugtxwt 9 111 4 H t 4-4-f I - . . ,Fnflf 7'.P1'? rf' 7 'fy DidYouSee ?? -- - johnny Punta dating janet Wt!! Ellis' . who is pnsutng notes tn catiusf a song to jltkie Smith , . show , Shtrlcy Fxtch keeping tabs , , . the Dutch l.n.Iws xuppottmg june Tmycr Hill Moyer dedi, , the htlndntmtf ywlg.-N nt our amateur on Rip Shrrlcy Vol: wearing il rirzgt fraternity pm. etc -of ali citthsmxt tultowf Wm.-y Null msh. 'VIE WHY, or vac: vm-Q4 Eieanur and Paul Sh.w6tr-r at Lwte-r's alter xhc Berwyn game: , Dux Stofko and Ralph VV:m:4-I mmmmg thruugh the haH-a Sat and jennne Ellruzt at tht- Nunixmwn gmnw . Hatohi Hahn iouxsing his glancs . leur show the Spanish dun-:ur flat S: have mqn- luke iq fjonfmf 'mar Albright guing quite 'Rte-ady' Buick . thr- gleam nn Gim-ue Ro Kenny Hmmm' rhythm .tt thc .mmf huw peqrpy the Inv.: :ally was inn Elnrbam Sunshultg .md Url- Fsaucu. llummltf- mtrt.-st mn A 19,57 hermltk eyt-t it must bv ,George Lessig wtthout Gloria forever , the innmztmv Plviyzhv Gnlbgrgl s 'w1.n,f an introduction tn Bah Bickel imance between MCs and Shane Dzck Hriclm-.tn and Bettyswavely and john Ifmkt Ivllwxmr Kun from Nvrcn tht' vhmugt-able ro- A Thril ling Hour t u 'u I t D 1 Nu 'Lv ..1px .1 w So Soon Forgotten At hut mv ln--ska art- put aww, At ham untnl .nmfvltt-r mv But thu' Vxxn .urlvti ut- xu my hui, The fxxttfw mn ,tm frtwuw. my ht-,nit All the Fu-ntglx Vw lxtvlv htuml, My htmk rvrvmt vw:-I .Near wnrd :from nw. mt- mutt 1 --mwt kt-fp ! try mv bust m tm MIL-un lirxxlxnll txt m Iftrnrh thxn wh:-rv mwt wun't Sump hu. ft My wlnu I mt In claws. vt' vu-an unc umglvd fmswrrs vuit Amit I ivuuzw, VII Ati1nt!'5 my smut to stray 'ru nv-any vrwlt-4 away, cj tm hyat my luck' ut-1.-nm my mf :tuck NM mv Nxt, IHIUY lvfilln XLPVTIN W 5 f 1 ,W to lmunt my H.-vu my Mm Amt nmq WN Av K . 1.1 tv. mu Hn iw tt 1,4 . . 1 -M. 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Hut Um .tell 0 V y f tv' . . 7 mul- timv. wt- haw lwvn m-nqntxutg mth i-tw E-:M rv :Amt sm: ww I-J 'X' l 'W'h WHY ' Wi, V t . lvl Hn- Ali!!-flxulvw IH vt-urs nf mtl umm! Nun lin mum- rm- in Hi m '1f'UX 'XV'r m'n'L v mtiwr In Hn' Y M V, A tiwtv 1- yah-nvy rr: sw-an wx vwtyfmt .ft twm'ur , , Ml Ylw tWmt'tN1mt at nut lmy ymrr tu 'kt-It 1x.tw'7 iSny 2' --mul nmny tftltt-rw, r 1 llli l'l1l'Ulll1ll'Nf of the Aff Cltlll CUHSISTS mainly of the more advanced students of Xlr. I,elnnan art classes. It gives each pupil a chance to pursue the phase of art which suits him hes qklthough each individual follows his own inclinations in the way of art, painting in oil has heen stressed. This phase of art is not at present availahle to the students of the daily art classes. few of the memhers are planning the production of a puppet s l'IOVV. Nl4'H1lWYS of Thi' ATT Clllll HW ,lUSf'PhiI1f' Flickinger, Ruth llahms, Adeline Longaker, Thelmt lluher, Xlildred Schroeder. Shirley Yolz, .lohn Smith, Iilysses Scvast, Franklin Yorgey. VVilliani Xloyer, Wvarren llrown, -lohn Yonkovitch. Richard Neiman. 'V llli Pliotograpliy Cluh teaches interested students lo develop their own pictures and to make enlargements. .X small group took and developed all pictures for the Pottstown High News. The mt-mhers of the cluh constructed a studio in the Richards Building for the purpose of taking portraits of indixiduals and small groups. The studio has a good supply of equipment, which was donated hy former graduating classes. I'he group is running a series of illustrated lectures which pertain to all phases of amateur photo graphx' The memhers are Dorothx' Oilhert, Dorothv Ilaas, Kenneth Schaeffer, Alexander Orlando, Beatrice Oilhert Iileanor Krity, Rita Prince, jane Brown, ,lack Case, Frank I.adner, Mearl Mackes, Richard Neiman, George Johnson, lames Ryan, Mr. VVillard D. Sensenig, lsohel Miller, Mary VVahin, Dorothea Bertolet, Helen Dimeco l'anline llart, Ruth lierkey, Velma james, Naomi Burdan. Truman Tyson, Arthur Fuerman, Richard Schwah Richard llenrieks, Murdock Miller, .lack Asay, Daniel Taptich, VVilliam Moyer, Mary Dunlap, .Ieanne Flliott, Nelso Chaplin, .Ida Spit-th, Marie Long, Nancy Supple-e. 1 i - 4 A - A Honor Cluh ADVISURS Mus. I :I.lZABETl'l S. Buacnrruro MR, fiERAl.D D. Levexrzoon OFFICERS l'rfritlfnt-Aivriiuk FUERMAN I'in'-prr.vidr11f-DAvln Kricii , Srrrrlary-RITA CoNNei,i, Tl'f'll5lIl'I'l'--IIRACH Snmm' Trading Cluh ADVISOR MR. Noizxmx S. M.-uzrix OFFICERS Pri-riiirnt-Miarvrs Kem I'irf-fnvr.-HAaviav Niz'i rr,ss Srrrflary-Grlokuia lmssir: Tl'l'II.fllfl'V-IDIS Kimusia Sphinx Club ADVISOR MR. STANLEY I. Invenvour, -IR. OFFICER Prfritlrnt-Akrntnz FUERM A N Art Club .XIDVISUR MR. Il.-XVIII I. I,l4.l1x1AN UFFICIQRS I'w.vi.Ifnl-Rurn llums I'iw-pw.v.fWl1.l.iM1 Moviak Sfwrf-tary-'I'iiif:i.s1,x IIUIIHR 'l'rr11xurrf'--xlonN Yoxkovrren Camera Club ADVISOR MR. XVll.l.,xRlm IJ. SICNSIQNIG OFFICERS l'rw.vi.lwn1-,Xl.r1x.xNuma IIRIHKNIHI 'IIN'-flI'r'.Y.-RICII.IRD Senwxn .SV-t'rwra1'y-lirm:sou Kkrrz '1'1'fu.v111-ff'-AXmnUR Ifurikxixx ' 'IIIC Honor Club is composed of those members of the sehool who have :ittninetl Il high scholastic stzmtlingfnzunely, zm ZIVCYZIQC of IS with my marks bt-luyv HC , 'llhis 1lI'QIlIIIZ1lI'IUII tencls to promote at lieen interest in seholzlstie affairs: :intl it l'IIQ,f1lQlI'S in vgirious :ietiritieS. SUCI1 its welfare work, 21 Yzilentine tlzmee, :mil ll reerezitionatl trip during the spring term. Xlentbership in the Honor Club, together with Iezulership, elim-:iett-r, :intl service, It-mls to membership in the National Honor Society. V 'IIIC I'. II. 5. 'llrxulingg Club, unmler the supervision ot Hr. xI1lI'lIII, wats Ill'Q,f2lIIIll'lI for tht purpose of eontluetingg 21 miniature corporzitlon. At the beginning of the yezir, stoela was soltl to Commercial Seniors, who eleeteml il boztrtl uf tlirt-erm-5, 'lihey met ezleh Xlomlziy :intl trztnszietetl :Ill business. 'lille clireetors eleetetl the otliieers ot the eluh :intl nixule wlzins for raising money. I 'llhe club soltl CZIIIIII, cup cakes, zuul pretzels during the lunch hour. Ifrom the prolits of these sales the stoeliholtlers reeeiyetl tlivialencls. K llllf Sphinx Club is il seeret UYLIZIIIIZIIIIUII, whose members :tim to better the sehool :intl to make themselves :intl their classmates worthy citizens. 'llhe club was instituted by Nlr. IJ:iv0HP0rt, who instzllletl the first members. ICSICII yeall thirteen seniors :ire zulmittecl to the club on I'l'COIlIIlICIIIl2ll'I0lI of il member. 'llhe club meets onet every week to hold its discussions :mtl plzm its gretivitipg, 'llhere :ire now fifty-two members, thirteen actively in office :incl thirty-nine alumni. who holtl life memberships. Ihe I9-I0 senior membership is composed of these persons: Ann listlztle, Ilelen Ilziuer- . sehmirlt, Nlzirggzlret Xlzmship, Iiztrbztrzi Hellner, Iloris Hzlrtenstine, Carolyn Xleyers, -Iohn Stunnn Ilowzml Smith, Melvin Iieim, Arthur Ifuermrm, Riehzirtl IiIIItISX'IlI'fl'I', Riehzircl Selnvnb, Ilzirret Nettles. 'AF IIROUOII the medium of the Thrift Club more and more students are availing themselves each year o the opportunity to save systematically. During the current year the depositors numbered approximately three hundred. illhree banners are awarded weekly: one to the homeroom having the largest number of depositors another, to the room with the highest percentage of depositors, and the third, to that group which has largest total deposit. 'lklllli student start of our librarv serves the entire student bodv bv assisting Mrs. VValz to maintain cient service. This year they have helped to prepare approximately two hundred and fifty books slacks, an e 1 for t t Book Week programs, planned by the stall, were an additional contribution to our educational activities. Ihey consisted of exhibits of new accessions, broadcasts, and a movie, jane Eyre, enjoyed by the entire body. student ' lIII'I object of the 'I'hespians is to develop the talents of students interested in the art of acting. In ortet t this, the club, under the direction of Mr. Itlttleson, produces several plays, which it presents o to lo student body. 'I'he vlav Yes Means No was the most outstandinr wroduction of the club this vear. Some radio s ts . i . 1 were presented under the direction of student members, and the club participated in sevcral 'ipep' rlhritit Club ADVISOR Miss Dokornv Yom: OFFICERS Prrridfzzf--tlieoiuaie Lrlssns IIIN'-flI'I'.f.-EI.lZABETII Maru Srrremry-lJo1,oREs Vorz 7'fI'IIylU'l'I'-BETTY ROOT Library Stall' ADVISOR MRS. ELIZABIZTII O. NVALZ OFFICERS P1'r'5iJr'11l-INIEARI, M tickles I'iff'-jmxr.-josrci-H Rvxo Sff'rwl11ry-BETTY KICCK Tl'l'1I.f1ll'l'l'LBIfT'I'Y Swfxvrgm' Thespians ADVISOR MR. SAMUEL VV. E'I I'I,ESON OFFICERS I'orr-pres.-MARY Moons Tr1'a.rur1'r-MEl.V1N SCHURR P!'f.l'If1I'llf4 -AARON Hon-'MAN JU The Bat ffurlzflia l'nn Cartier Dulr Ugfilfn Iluflnr' ll'flI,f Lizzie qlllrn Rifllurif Flflllilljl Billy Rfginulil l1'rl'1'.vfur'if lfl'0IlA'5 flrlrl' lfrlilfyj lJI'lI'I'fi'l'l' :1Infr'r.H1l1 ll!lL'!III lL'II .Van .Ilan or CHAR.-xc i'ERs .NNN 'I'1sn.u,E CiRACli SIIIREY jMiEs XVI-SIDNER .XRLENE lN10YliR Blt.XKEl.Y Soov XVESLEY Nicuors GEoRc:E Rnoaus LUTHER SHANER AixRoN Ilor-'FMAN RICHARD Scnww jixcu SXVEISFORD Ilirwrlury-lN1R. Smiuiai. VV. lf'l I'l.liSON Miss K. ARi.1NE HARTx1.ixN Sfuyr Dirfvtur-MR. BERTRAA1 P. SCA-XNLIN .llmmyrr-MR. j. RonER'r VoN DRACH PrUffl'1Ill1 .1l!llIIl!jl'l'1N1l5S MIRIAM V. I.UDwIt: NIC of the highlights of the various activities which marked our senior year was the pre- sentation of Xlary Roherts Rinehartls play, 'l'he Bat. 'lihe play was one of the most interesting and successful productions staged in our school in a nuniher of years. Rlfllll must he given to the stage crew, whose splendid work hackstage was, in a measure, largely responsible for the success of our dramatic activities this year. Not only did they aid our class in its VCIIIUYCS, but fl1CY Willinflly served the entire school by technical service connected with the operation of our auditorium equipment, 'lihe Class of lg-i0 on behalf of the Cnfife school, wishes to extend to these hoys a vote of thanks. The members are Stanley Princeg Russell Prutzmang Mr. Arthur E. Emery, Advisorg Rich- ard Kindsvatterg James Marchg Irvin Reigner. Boys' Drill Team DRILL INS'l'RUC'l'OR MR. li.-NRI. R. STRANGE C'.Xl 1'AIN RICHARD K1NnsvA'r'ruR Girls, Drill Team DRILL INS'I'RUC'l'OR Miss I-21,mNcm li. lWII.IrliR C.-XI l'.r' IN IE1.1z,xnHTH Czramrik Boys, Patrol .xnvlsnm Mk. liuu, R. S'l'kANuE ClXI l'.XlN RlC'll.XRl3 IQINDSVQXTTER Girls, Patrol ADVISOR Miss l'll.EANOR B. N1Il,I,HR CAIVIX-XIN Ii1,1Z.'xB1a'x'l1 CZIQINI-ik Y 5 'llwirlers ADVISORS MR. E,-nu. R, S'rR.xNt:r1 MR. BER'rRAx1 l'. SQRNIJN OFFICER Drum filflljlll'-fikfifli SHIREY P. H. S. Band DlREl l'0R ' MR. rXNI7REVV R. FRECH OFFICERS 1'r1'siJvr1l-IIARRY BHRNnRRn'r l'irr-pnfs.-XVI1.l.mR1 MovRR S1'rrf1ary-julics CHRISTMAN l.lIlI'!ll'i1IIl-lDORISDE.-XN Mot'taR Colors Bearers ADVISOR MR. EARL R. STRRNt:H GERA1,n Russert. jttcx S'rRRNoH HENRY lN1.'xjR.x fiERAI.D Svv.'xvr:l.i' '1'Hl'l organizations shown ahove have added color to many of our athletic contests. 'I'hey participate in high school and puhlic affairs, adding life and Color to the events. VVhile they are three different organiza- tions, their training is such as to demonstrate a cooperative spirit. The personnel of the 'l'wirling Corp is Dorothy Groover, Mr. Strange, Mr. Scanlin, Mary liavidheiser, jesse Roup, josephine Keene, Ruth lit-rkey, Vir- ginia Deloplaine, Edythe Sehanley, Frances Milles, Lorraine jones, llazel Weher, Beatrice Schutt, joan lleise Catherine Weilisteiger, joy Conklin, Kathryn Rinehart, llelen jones, Grace Shirey, Arlene Moyer, and Mary VVise rllllli groups on the opposite page are sponsored hy the A. A. A. 'l'he Safety Patrol has the following purposes: the promotion of safety on the streets and in tht school, and the estahlishment of orderly eonduet within the building. ln order to he a mernher of the patrol, students lnust ohtain an average grade of HC in their studies. The Boys' and Girls' Drill Teams give excellent training in taking commands and in huilding posture. The teams very often represent the sehool at l'01Il'lllllllIy affairs. Choir IJIRIZCTOR MR. .KNDREVV R. FRECH Girls, Glee Club IDIRECTOR Miss Nfxom A. I,l'fVliNiIll0lJ OFFICERS I'rr.vidrr1l-BETTY Cmu's'r Vift'-Pl'1'.f.-JENNY Blau. EVANS Sl'I'l'l'ftlI'j'-H ELI-:N HorFNl,x N TlAI'll51ll'l'I'-MARTII.-X SA xlsm, Orchestra DIRECTOR MR. ANDREWS' R. Frufcn X I' 5' 11 FQ N., .millig- ' 4. F .I xo- Z9 ., x A P I2 d 2.-i' Y ey Z j SPV 'Q Clk Q Q2 C f J 5 'f' 3 4 I ' ' FOOTLBALL Ain il 'llllli 1939 edition of Pottstown High's football squad showed up as one that, after getting 0 to had start, carrie down the last mile with flying colors. Under the tutorship of Coach Alvin Suede Paul, assisted bv Coaches Strange and Stautfer, the Trojan gridiron warriors marked up a retord f three victories and live defeats. The Panlmen, hampered by a none-too-strong line, opened their season under the arc lights at Franklin Field. A strong Downingtown eleven took advantage of the Trojans' inexperience 'md set them hack, 21-0. Pottstown was again to be balked at a chance of crossing their opponents' goal line when they next met defeat at the hands of Norristown, 3-0. Their next three opponents, Phoenixville, Wlest Chester, and Lower Merion, shut out the Men of Trov with scores of 7-O, 13-0, and IX-0. i lt was not until November 12 that the Trojans found themselves and sauntered down the home stretch with victories over Coatesville, 12-01 Conshohocken, 13-7, and finally a big Turkey Day victt v over Pottstown's traditional rival Norco, 14 0. The Class of 1940 was proud to have one of its members chogen on the All-Suburban Second learn Alohn Psota, who played a bang-up game at right tackle all year, received this award. liight members of the Class of 1940 were members of this yearis varsity football squad. 'They are lohn Psota, Rip Reynier, Ernest Becker, VVesley Astheimer, Michael Kuszyk, Harvey Nettles VV1larc iRichards, and George Herpst, Manager. SCHEDULE LIiT'l'ERlNlEN OPPONENT P.H.S. I Jowx IN GTOXVN 0 NoRR1s'rowN O lj11OENlXVlI,l,E 0 XVEs'r CHES'l'liR 0 I,owER XI rsR1oN 0 COA'l'ESVII.l.E 12 CoNsnonocKEN 13 NORTH COVENTRY 14 OPP. Z1 3 7 13 18 0 7 0 JOHN PSOTA Rn, REYNIER ERNEST BECKER VVESLEY ASTHETMER lVl1CHAEl. KUSZYK HARVEY NETTLES VVILLARD RiCHARDs WlI.l.IAN1 ASTHEIMER NICHOLAS CIMINO RoBr5RT HARTMAN CIEORGE SISAK LUTHER WEAVER RALPH VVENTZEI. ROBERT FILLMAN RAY KEl.ItY PAUL ULOCK ARTHUR PERONI ROBERT Pomvonio PHILIP THEES BILL YOCUM CTEORGE HERPST QSr. Mgr.J BASKETBALL NC1i again the Trojans have been victorious. Under the able tutorship of hlr. lrvin L. Keener, the 19-1-0 edition of Pottstown Highls basketball team has duplicated a feat that was performed by its two successors. The Keenermen, as they did in 1938 and 1939, again captured the Section 111 crown. Permanent possession of the trophy is now assured. Climax- lnll fl ffflmlfkflble 593500, Wilfred with Ollly Olle defeat in league competition, the Trojans rrekked to the University of Pennsylvania Palestra only to meet defeat at the hands of Radnor, 24-23. The team this year WSIS 1lD0tl16f 0116 of those phenomena that only Coach Keener can create. The start of the 1939--1-0 basketball season saw the Trojan courtmen as a contingent that lacked confidence, poise, and experience. What the Keenermen lacked, however, was gained in their first four battles with liirdsboro, Lower Klerion, Upper Darby, and the Alumni. The following twelve-game league schedule was broken only twice when the Men of Troy split a brace of games with Norristown. A post-season game with former P. H. S. stars ended the season for the Trojans. The Class of 19-10 was honored to have one of its members chosen on the All-Suburban team. Armand Bus Shaner received this award. Bus also received the Strand Theater's award as the most valuable player of the year. The members of this championship squad were Armand Bus Shaner, John Psota, Albert Saraceni, Emil Kovach, George Sisak, William Knopp, Harvey Nettles, Howard Smith, Ernest Becker, Nehemiah Rip Reynier, Richard Francis, Carroll Bechtel, and William Kummerer, stud- ?I1t lllllllilgef. SCHEDULE LETTERKIEN OPPONENT l'.H.S. OPP- 1',,,-,ity 'Birdslv0R2 ' 53 Armand Shaner 'Lower erlon U I , 'Upper Darby 22 20 ialm PTM, . miami 29 22 -W 'eff bffflufnl Downingtown 30 21 f'CUfl!.C' 515014 Conshohocken 37 13 Emil Kovach VVest Chester 34- 31 S I I, Y .I Coatesville 31 23 Fu 1' slug' yk Phoenixville I6 17 'mul ec ff Berwyn 37 17 Harvey Nettle:-i +N0rri,mwn 20 23 VK ilham Knopp Downingtown 28 21 Howard Smith +Norristown 30 27 --Ripn Reynier VVest Chester 35 26 I Coatesville 36 23 M7f 'f'9 -f lrhoenixvilje 36 21 Vl ilham Kummerer Berw n 35 25 Richard Francis Y Hflfrllflhflckfn 34 27 Carroll Bechtel at nor .- . u,IAA Playoffs, 23 24 Nick C lmmo HNon-league gamesl john 1.achn1an SWIMMING ' 'HlS is the first year that Pottstown High School has had a swim- ming team. lts newness made no difference, for the team had a very successful season. They won the district trophy at the Pennsylvania lnterscholastic Athletic Association meet, which was held at the Hutchinson Pool of the University of Pennsylvania. The score was 33, While that of Norristown, the runner-up was 28. Frank Elliot won first place in the 50 and 100-yard dashesg Richard Lightowler and Joe Ross won second place respectively in the backstroke and 220 yard eventsg Joseph Powell placed first in diving. Thus the four boys were qualified to participate in the regional meet at Lafayette College, Easton, Where Frank Elliot won first place in the 50 and 100-yard dashes and Joseph Powell placed second in diving. As a result, these two boys entered the state Hnals at Penn- sylvania State College, where Frank Elliot placed second in the 50 and 100-yard dashes. SCHEDULE COACHES MR. CLARENCE C. YocUM Norristown 34-Pottstown MR- ANDREW R- FRECH . K . MEMBERS Lodtehvllle 39- H RICHARD LIoHTowI.ER joININ LONGACRE Upper Darby 27 ' JOHN YERGEY JOE Ross Eddystone 24- NORMAN LEPPERD FRANK ELLIOT Reading 35 WILLIAM SIIANER JOSEPH PowELI. YVest Chester 22 'XENNAFD SOTTER .IOIIN XARNALL , PAUL KEISER Rwdmzr 32 K TED HALL JAMES RYAN Haverford 12 FRANK WAI,EZEK KENNETH IJRUMHELLER Abington 25 FRED REIUNER Pottstown won District Meet-Score PAUL HARP RAY KELLEY ROBERT HOEL GIRLS' BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY GIRLS' HOCKEY Seniors I Seniors 2 Seniors 4 Seniors 0 Seniors 2 MARY DAvim1EisER josEvHiNE BURDAN NANCY SIMONS GERkY SAYLOR IELLA PENr:ul.1.Y ANN 'I'lsn,u,r: HELEN BAUERSCHMIDT Juniors 0 Sophomores 0 Sophomores 0 Juniors 2 Juniors 0 JOSEPI-UNE HUTT ANNABEIAI. MENSCH Miss A. IEDNA HUTT, Coarh ELIZABETH Minas ARLENE XNEAVER Dokis MILLER YVILMA CRATER GI RLS' BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Seniors 21 Seniors 2 Seniors SS Seniors I9 Seniors 20 Seniors 2 Seniors 24 .'v .iaNF VVEAVER PZi,l.A l'HNuiei.1.Y 'AGieiuu ' SAYl.oR Miss EDNA A. HUTT, Junior B S Sophomore A 0 Sophomore B 7 Sophomore A 10 Junior A 17 Sophomore B 0 Junior B ll Ei.1zABE'rn Mii.i,ES JXNNABELI. Mansell INORIS iVllI.l,ER--Cllflfllill ffllllfll A. A. ISUARIJ CHEIQRLICAIDIQRS IIII'II.Nl,X Uoom'rs.xR QI L'uNN1Ql.L, AH-n'w1r1ry IN I.. KLIRNIRZR, ,IJfw.mr NF IR1II,I,INliliR ll NL: 'I'Rn'lcR IIIRVI-'Y NIi'I'III.I S, 'I'n'u.v11rwr I I7 S'1'vflx xx:-:ru KouRx' I mm xx NIILXIVCY IR Ixus I,IIIiXXIiI.YN mix YUNKOVICII xx R YuRm:lfY Q II.XRl,IiS IT.xv1m:IcR YARD Nl I'I'II IINWUUIH I'IlDI.IiXI.IXJ I XIYRI-'NCIC IXN'rR1x1 wls Mwlq XIIIILIRT KIIXIINU I RXXK I.IllNIiR .II'XIUR VARSITY CIEORIIE HERBST C.xRRoLL ISECHTEL, Vin' Pr IIUNALD I,II.IIII'I,ANI-I Ioms: HRITZKU, I'rr.viIIfni IIAIII. Umcu IIARRY FIZZ joslcr-Il Ross RIIBIQR1' Iiricxrrlsl. fIIiRII.'XRD XVALSH lin IJRUUNZIQSKI CILxRl.Iss lil-:,xsl,Ev VVII.I.I.'XNI IIART IIml1iR SXYEISFORD R1cH,xRn SIIAEFFER I I IC N Rx' I'vrmTT-III11r111gffr II. I..xcuMAN-sIlar1ayw' 'I'. SUISRESKY-1,IlIlll1l!ll'l' MR. IQIINIXRIJ Gown, Cuarh FOOTIIALL TEAM MR. EARL R. S'rR.xNr:E .-lJfui.vnr LORRAINE IYESTIZR SHIRLEY FITCH RELDA HILDENBRANIJ .IENNIE BELL IEVANS MARY SCIIELI. MR. BIiR'l'R.INl I'. SCA .1Jfvf.mr INI.IRjURII-I CIR.RxNm' MR. IRVIN I,. KIQENER, hlfxmus Scmfsrz QIERALD RUSSELL I :DVVARIJ IJRoUNzr:sR1 RAYMOND KIiI.I.IiX' KIACK STR,xNc:1s ,XRTHUR I'ERONI STANLEY CINIINO MR. EARL R. S'I'R.'XNlIIi, NLIN Cilllfll Coavll IX'I.XRKI.-XRIET RUBENOLT 'I'1IELx1,x IJRUNIIiIiI,l,IiR IVIARY XVIQLLS IAJUISIE IiIiEKI,IiY SARA DIANE SCIIIQII VIR4:IN1,x IYL:'r'roRr: XVIIIIANI INIOYHR 'l'll1zLx1.x IIUBRR IIEIII-IN IIARRI-ZR IIIIRXCH Hucl1'1'If:l. CII.XRI.IiS F,xv1Nm:1aR VVl1.L1,xx1 ISILNCZAR RALPH VVEN'I'ZliI,, Ll 11 jorm IIusv,xnoR KIeNNL:'1H IIINLS 4I0SI'II'H IWoN,xrmN RomaR'r FILLRLIN PAUL IILOCK I,1Nu'oon IfDI,IiNI.XN JUNIOR VARSITY IiASIiI2'I'I3ALL 'I'I AXI At the Games V A DAY AT SCHOOL A DAY AT PLAY IIJIOSYNCRACIES PROPHECY AUTOGRAPHS I F44 21' at School xi Nlm'ning1 Grcn-rings Spotting 21 llicmlwc Blllniillg Swiprlxtv Rvzuliugj Sliilll1Cli Alivc Cutting il tc-mm .-Xssmnluly L'hl'lNiSfI'j Xlzlkingg il Xlorticv -loin Lute Lirmtypc' lfiling Phy sire l'1'ir1ting1 flu' News Bl1ildiI!g1 11 table 4 hm 'SN Physiml I':XIlIllil12lfi1Jl1 Lilyillgj muff :A lathe smlrllc Office XVorkc'rs YVurking on 11 lzltlu- Hen and KIZICIHIICS Your nttm-ntiun please- Clczming za machim- Classf-s Pass A Rainy Morning 'l'urning1 nut work Skctching Urfl1mIil1gzx mul Smxwclmdyys Ste-nog. F4-cclillg thc fum- :lt Lunch 6 0 0 o 4 Q o Ilrziwing Conference XV? HC IH Lihrziry Garage Calling it :i day 'l'hc-spizms 'l'ro11l.lc Shooters Leaving Rehearsal Sewing The Ulil High Uziily Dozen Electricity YVorking :after school a at Pla . . 9 1 xy WH! N rf lfRllAl,S it is llt'l'lllt'SS to ntltl, ziftc-r Il gglinipsc' :it tllv ztliow I'lk'llll'l'S, tlixit Potts- town High stiitlc-nts :irc vvrsutilt- pc-oplt-fciijoying sports :intl plaiy just :is mucli :ls scllool :intl stuslivs, if not Il lirrlt- mort-. 'lilic 1m'1iilici's of tlit' Sviiior Cl ho :iss lmvt- lu-Q-n cntliusiaistic pnrticipzuits in zitlilc-tic :mtl social progrnnis zittvr sqliool urs zuul, in gem-ral. zigrvc that v:1ric-ty is the spice of lifclu rw-'gy-A P up .. em, Most Popular Best Dressed Biggest Bluf Most Attraetive Best Dancer Most Industrious Wittiest Biggest Flirt Most Coneeited Biggest Preqfarieator Best Sport Biggest Talker Most Careless Sweetest W ildest Laziest Biggest Primp Heart Crusher Worst Teaser Idiocsyncracies GRACE SHIREY BARBARA HEEFNER MILDRED SCI-IROEDER JANE TROLLINGER SHIRLEY LEI-I LOIs KRAUSE ELEANOR HAHN MARTHA LANG JANE TROLLINGER MILDRED SCI-IROEDER ELLA PENGELLY JOSEPHINE HUTT ELEANOR SLONAKER GRACE SHIREY BARBARA HEFFNER BARBARA HEEENER CAROLYN MEYERS MARJORIE RAUGH GERTRUDE DAVIDHEISER Best Giggler Best Looking Best Athlete Best Musirian Best Personality Rest Liked Best Disposition ELMA TYSON BARBARA HEFFNER GERRY SAYLOR SUE WARFEL GRACE SHIREY GRACE SHIREY BETTY BARTMAN Worst Disposition Most Independent Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Smile Did the Most for the Sehool Did the Sthool for the Most Most Sartastie Most Easy-going Most Unafeeted Most Afeeted JANE TROLLINGER RELDA HILDEBRAND CAROLYN MEYERS BETTY ROOT GRACE SHIREY BARBARA HEFI-'NER LOUISE FRANCKSCUS BARBARA HEFFNER LOUISE BREEDIN DORIS HARTENsTINE JAMES WEIDNER LUTHER SI-IANER JOSEPH RYNO BILL KNOPP JOHN PsOTA ALLAN CROSBY STANLEY FREESE GEORGE LEESIG LUTHER Sl-lA.NER QIDSEPH RYNO Bus SHANER GEORGE RHOADS DAN TAPTICH Bus SHANER BLAKELY SOOY WARREN WADE GEORGE LESSIG BILL KNOPP ULYssEs SEVAST DAVID TRAPP BILL KNOPP Bush SHANER HARRY BERNI-IART JAMES WEIDNER Bus SHANER JOI-IN HRITzKo .JOSEPH RYNO JOSEPH RYNo RICHARD KINDSVATTER BILL KNOPP JAMES WEIDNER ALBERT SARACENI DICK REIGNER ALBERT SARACENI RICHARD HENRICKB MICHAEL BOLOGNESE Quietest LOUISE BREEDIN FRED TRAPP Biggest Bagger BARBARA HEEENER WEsLEY ASTHEIMER MFD, Facult Idlosyncracles Jolliest MR. DAVENPORT MRs. BURCHEIELD Best Dressed MR. SCANLIN MIss HARTMAN Best Sport MR. KEENER MISS KLINK Most Original MR. LEVENGOOD Miss ERWIN Best Musician MR. SCANLIN MISS HARTMAN Most Handsome MR. EMERY MRS. DOLAN Most Argumentatifve MR. DAVENPORT MISS LUDWIG Most Likeable MR. DAVENPORT MISS MILLER Best Mannered MR. ETTLESTON MISS YOHN Most Cooperative MR. MARTIN MISS YOHN Most Amiable MR. LEVENGOOD MRS. BURCHFIELD Hardest-to-find MR. FRECH MIss A. E. HUTT Most Dignifed MR. MARTIN MIss MosEs Most Collegiate MR. SCANLIN MISS ERWIN Most Business-like MR. VON. DRACH MISS YOHN Most Industrious MR. VON DRACH MISS YOHN Hafdesf-so-please MR. VON DRACH MIss A. E. HUTT 1-leafs Crusher MR. SCANLIN MRS. DOLAN Wiggins MR. ETTLESON MISS LUDWIG Mast Popular MR. DAVENPORT MRS. DOLAN Sixty eight 'i' .. fd,Q'2iif'...'1f 1 V : Life fr'--Swv R-1:f'im' ' '-fu ,f-.. ff rf? N F' 'F J L. asv-A.-rwiffvrf-'f.fls 'f''fIof11n71Lfqu:r'qv1pf':eR:1yg1 e:ca'.y2g!rg-'1tM-tIsera:-.ggrxrmyx 'ff' A' fm Y, mt- rv, I , ,A ,fr-1 Us-iavfn Jywqre- firm- - NAME KATHARINE ADAMSKI MINNIE ARNDT WESLEY ASTHEIMER RITA BARTHOLOMEW BETTY BARTMAN GEORGE BARTZER HELEN BAUERSCHMIDT HORACE BECHTEL KENNETH BECHTEL ERNEST BECKER EMIL BEROEMAN STANLEY BERGER HARRY BERNHART DOROTHEA BERTOLET LARUE BIOKEL THOMAS BIENCZAK RANDALL BOLDOSSER MICHAEL BOLOONESE DOROTHY BORNE LoUIsE BREEDIN JANE BROWN JOSEPHINE BURDAN DONALD BUSH ELIZABETH CHRYST ANTHONY CIORI JOHN cocHRAc ZELDA COHEN EVA COVERMAN wILMA CRATER DORIS CRESWELL ALAN CROSBY ELIZABETH CZEINER RUTH DAHMS ARLINE DAMES OERTRUDE DAVIDHEISER MARY DAVIDHEISER DONALD DAVIS ELsIE DELANEY MARIE DELEONARDIS DOROTHY DENOLER KENNETH DETWEILER DONALD DETWILER ELIZABETH DILLIPLANE HELEN DIMECO FLORENCE DINNOCENTI JEANETTE DINNOCENTI LEONARD DONMOYER JEANNE ELLIOTT VINCENT ELLIOTT EDWARD ENDY GENEVIEVE ESCHBACH DONALD EVANS JENNIE BELLE EVANS GABRIEL FIENI JOHN FINK ROGER FISHER ROBERT FLANNERY ROBERT FOCHT MARIORIE FOLK LOUISE FRANCISCUS HENRY FRECH JAMES EREDMAN STANLEY EREESE MARTIN FRIEDMAN EDWARD FRITSCH ARTHUR FUERMAN MILDRED OALLOWAY ANN GANOVSKY Class Wind-Up AMBITION Orchestra Home Economist Mining Engineer East Greenville Own a dress shop Champ miler Social secretary Business man with fa 9 children Welder Get rich Football coach Travel Dentist To Travel Old maid Detective Business man Navy Practical nurse Foreign buyer To have a little fun Dress designer Navy Nurse Pro-baseball Ping-pong champ Blues singer Buyer Stenographer Secretary Keep cool Be kind to animals A sculptor Stenographer Doug A quiet life I wonder ? ? Beautician Opera singer Hairdresser Engraver Own a Cord Hairdresser Photographer's model Social worker Waitress To be a success To work at shore dur To help others Get out of school Own a hotel Own a gas station Hairdresser Wrestling coach Big city Painter Forester Airline pilot To be waited on A private life A government typist Learn to drive To travel Mechanic Bachelor Penn State Peace 8: quiet Nurse mily of ing summer FATE Wrong Key Old Maid Cave-in ? ? ? A cadet In the rear Social butterfly Got down to business Magician Inherit 1042 janitor at a girls' college Taxi driver False teeth No place to go Elkton Public enemy No. 1 Office boy A German sub Practiced once too often Boyertown An awful let-down Molyneux II Street cleaner An interne Water boy Tiddley-winks Laryngitis Went broke Army-man We wonder ? P Refrigerator salesman A skunk Mud-pie expert Marry the boss Got him Live in Europe Decidedly No Mrs, Stuart's Beauty Shoppe Lose her voice Wig manufacturer Grave digger A bicycle A certain Mr. X Broke the lens Society dame Waiting on Babe A big Hon Winter came Pick-pocket Flunked Cook Uut ot gas Plastic surgery Chump Sanatoga Bed-time stories Foreign Legion Drive a Hivver Waitress Oh my! ,,-v 1 Typed by the government Impossible Alcatraz Strong man A harem State pen Live next door to an orchestra leader Patients will suffer Sixty Nine NAME RUTHE GARFINKEL ANDREW GOFUS EDYTHE GILBERT RUSSELL GRAHAM ELSIE GRIESEMER MARGARET GRIESEMER PIERCE GRIMLEY DOROTHY GROOVER ANNA GUIDA ELEANOR HAHN MILDRED HARRISON PAULINE HART DORIS HARTENSTINE ELAINE HARTMAN HARRY HAYER BARBARA HEFFNER BETTY HELMS RICHARD HENRICKS GEORGE HERBST RELDA HILDENBRAND FRANCES HIPPLE AARON HOFFMAN HELEN HOFFMAN MARGUERITE HOFFMAN DORIS HOPPLE THOMAS HORNEY GEORGE HOUCK JOHN HRITZKO ADOLPH HUMS KATHRYN HUMS DOROTHY HUNSBERGER CLINTON HUTT JOSEPHINE HUTT ARLINE ISETT vELMA JAMES LORNA KEENE JEAN KEIM MELVIN KEIM HUGH KELLY ALBERT KERR RUSSELL KILLIAN RICHARD KINDSVATTER MARIAN KIRBY GEORGE KIRKOFF JOYCE KIRLIN BROWER KNASTER WILLIAM KNOPP NORMA KOHLER CHARLES KRAUSE LOIS KRAUSE MARGARET KOLARZ PAUL KOPCHO FRANCIS KOREN PETER KRIGOLO ELEANORE KRITZ JOHN KULISHOFF WVILLIAM KUMMERER JANE KURTZ MAURICE KURTZ FRANK LADNER MARTHA LANG SHIRLEY LEH ANNE LENGEL CALVIN LENGEL PAUL LENGYEL GEORGE LESSIG LARUE LEVEILLE HELEN LEVIN WALTER LEYRER MARIE LONG NORMA LONGACRE JOHN LOZENSKI ALBERT LUDWIG DOROTHY MACK Srwrnty AMBVNON Flawless English Yodeling cowboy Commercial artist A good man Nurse Telephone operator Engineer Dress designer Telephone Operator jitterbug Nurse Be different Private secretary Aviatress Capitalist Pep-Vim-Vigor Great actress Pretzel magnate journalist Dental hygienist Music teacher Stage Millionaire Big catch Dress designer Pharmacist Plumber Big business man To live in New York Housewife Dietician ' Robert Taylor Retail position Stenographer Write a gossip column Designer Housewife Railway postal clerk To Sleep for a week Pauline Poultry man West Point Housewife To graduate Dress designer Musician jitterbug Pulitzer Prize Auto racer Court reporter Hairdresser Own DuPont Co. Poet Take it easy Airline stewardess Printer Get a girl Be different Censored Grow up Music teacher Marathon dancer Telephone operator Own a store Soldier of fortune Get married 8: travel Hairdresser Amanuensis Hollywood Get fat join an orchestra Own a yacht Bootlegger To eat FATE Develop a brogue Sore throat Esquire Boy-scout Miss Griesemer, R. N. Home-maker Bell-hop Dimples Operate cottage with green shutters Tissie Lish Harlem Susy Salesgirl The boss's wife Fiew too high Die of apoplexy Tastyeast Prompter Follow dad The Blade Floorwalker Stiff fingers Stage crew 5 Sl 10 A minnow Pacquin's successor Soda-jerker Wrench Stilson Farmer To have to Who's boss Fortune teller Mickey Mouse A grass skirt Cowgirl Advice to the lovelorn Ran out of material Neighborhood gossip Life-guard Road-construction outside jilted Hen-pecked Betty Mama Katzenjammer P G. course at P. H. S. Housewife Paperhanger ,litters Dime novelist Model T Ford Writer's cramp Iitterbug instructor C. C. C. Tongue-tied Hard work ChiId's nurse Carry circulars Time Marches On! Woolworth's Censored Grow out Push a perambulator Sore feet Sore throat Chain gang A desert island Got married In love A man Strand Weight-98 lbs. One-girl band A rowboat Got the boot U. S. ration card window Qgpmlftngx-ya, -Af - 1 . -- .ww - for g,mI:t,7,wf,3y,y. fr. . we-. wwf!! NAME MEARL MACKES JANE MALONEY MARGARET MANSHIP JAMES MARCH DOROTHY MARKLE MARION MARSHALL FOCH MARTIN ALICE MAUGER JEAN MAUGER LEROY MAUGER KATHRYN MAYER MARY MCCARTHY JAMES MCCONNELL DOROTHE MELOY ANNABELL MENSCH CAROLYN MEYERS GLADYS MILLARD CLAUDE MILLER CORRINE MILLER DONALD MILLER DORIS MILLER ISOBEL MILLER KATHRYN MILLER ELIZABETH MILLES JUNE MISSIMER GEORGE MOORE MARY MOORE ANNA MOTKO DORISDEAN MOYER ARLENE MOYER VINCENT MYERS ROBERT NAGLE EVELYN NEIMAN RICHARD NEIMAN LORRAINE NESTER RAYMOND NESTER HARVEY NETTLES WESLEY NICHOLS GENEVIEVE NORRIS ALEXANDER ORLANDO VERONICA PAPROCKI JOSEPH PASTELAK ANNA PEIFFER ELLA PENGELLY ROBERT PHILLIPS FORREST PIERMAN JEAN POWICK RITA PRINCE RUTH PRINCE STANLEY PRINCE SYI.vIA PRINCENTHAL IRENE PSOTA JOHN PSOTA DORIS PYOTT HELEN PYSAROK THELMA RAPP MARJORIE RAUGH ANNA REIGNER IRVIN REIGNER FRANK REIGNER FORREST REITNAUER ALTON RENNINGER NEHEMIAH REYNIER GEORGE RHOADS WILLARD RICHARDS RICHARD RIEGNER VIRGINIA ROBENOLT IRENE ROMICH ROBERT ROMIG BETTY ROOT VALENTINO RULLI RUTH RUNKEL JOSEPH RYNO EDWARD RYZNER AMBVNON Hedy Teacher Buyer Milkman Hairdresser Beautician The Top Hat Somebody Funeral director Get out of school Telephone operator Telephone operator Golf-pro Teacher Tennis joan Bennett ? ? ? Destroy all Fords Nurse Radio singer Gym teacher Bacteriologist Waitress Physical ed. teacher Nurse State police Commercial pilot Hairdresser Army nurse Private secretary Football player Complete a full week of Entertainer Cartoonist Advertising agent Salesman Mail clerk on a train Play the stock market Seamstress Photographer Telephone operator Lieutenant in the navy Musician Physical ed. teacher Sculptor Mail clerk Portrait painter Social worker Dressmaker Women Model Beautician State police To loaf Get a husband Bookkeeper Interior decorator Finish her mural Manager of Radio City To loaf Yodeling cowboy Office work Tailor Civil service worker Run the mile Theater manager Private secretary Movie star New car Airline hostess Machinist Vaughan's Linesman Radio announcer school FATE Elaine Foch Diapers Farmer Scalping expert Cigarette girl Road stand Homebody Went balmy In for life Deaf Mama Forever an amateur Farmer's wife Ping-pong Zazu Pitts Gone with the wind Run a Ford factory Second nightingale Sound effects man Marry a football hero Termites Artie's missus Chorus girl Backed out Flat foot Could it be possible! Queen Anne beauty Shoppe Elope with the bugler Private-Keep Out! Broken leg Really got sick Circus performer Petty II Dutch Cleanser Giri Slung the line once too of Missed the train A crash Mr. Lewis's wife A success Got hooked Gob Tooter Baby Snooks Cement mixer Who knows? Equestrian S. P. C. A. Making baby dresses Bigamist Fan dancer Seamstress Papa Bake bread One never knows Teach arithmetic Bachelor apartments Lose her paint brush Stage hand at Strand He Will Organ grinder Office boy Red head W. P. A. Lose a leg Children's Hour Somebody's stenog Ticket-seller Shoe-leather an Went up once and landed for life Grease monkey Succeeded Ditch digger Television Seventy One NAME HAROLD SALTZER ALBERT SARACENI GERALDINE SAYLOR JEANNE SAYLOR RAYMOND SCHAEFFER JOYCE SCHOLL MILDRED SCHROEDER RICHARD SCHWAB LAWRENCE SCHWOYER ALFRED SEGNERE FRANK SELAGY ELWOOD SELBY ULYSSES SEVAST ARMAND SHANER LUTHER SHANER WILLIAM SHANER GRACE SHIREY MICHAEL SIKORA NANCY SIMONS ELEANOR SLONAKER GEORGE SLONAKER ELMER SMITH HOWARD SMITH JOHN SNYDER BLAKELY SOOY SARA JANE SPARE ADA SPIETH JOHN STAMM EDWARD STEIN DOROTHY STOFKO ,JOHN STOLAR HARRY STRINGFELLOW BETTY SWAVELY WALTER SWAVELY JOHN SWEISFORD DANIEL TAPTICH EDNA TESZNAR ELEANOR THOMAS RALPH THOMAS ANN TISDALE MARGARET TOLLIVER DAVID TRAPP FRED TRAPP JANE TROLLINGER RUSSELL TROLLINGER ELMA TYSON GRACE TYSON JEAN UNRUH ROBERT UNRUH EVELYN VAN ZANDT DELORES VOLZ WARREN WADE GEORGE WAGNER MIMA WARFEI. ARLENE WEAVER CHARLES WEIDNER EARL WEIDNER JAMES WEIDNER HELEN WENTZEL GEORGE WILLIAMS MARY WISE LILLIAN YEAGLE CATHERINE YERGER VELMA YERGEY FRANKLIN YORGEY Seventy Two AMBITION Own a radio shop Good hitter A life of ease Buyer Husband A train hostess Nurse Successful engineer Traveling secretary To move Capitalist Champ miler Commercial artist Champ Gene Krupa Glenn Cunningham II Secret service agent To travel Head buyer To grow up Buick None Mining engineer Aviator Minister Spinster To Travel Capitalist Baseball player Model Superman Gambler Kindergarten teacher G-man Major Bowes Archeologist Stenographer Bookkeeper To be on time Waitress on a boat Nurse Engineer To sing Get married Six feet tall Saleslady Beautician Keep quiet To work Jimmy Out-talk Von Drach Sleep Own a farm Orchestra Private secretary Pilot Visit Italy School teacher Actress Great auto racer Bill ' Hairdresser Music teacher Chorus girl Forester FATE Chef Srike out Honest-to-goodness work Independent lady Bachelor A wedding train Hat check girl Dog catcher Fuller Brush man Not to Stone broke Musclebound Florist One never knows The Barons 25-yard dash champ Got her man Bus driver Lost her head Impossible Wheelbarrow Be famous Landscape architect Elevator boy Thug Succeeded To the altar Politician Went batty Beech-nut girl The Timid Soul Loser Librarian Toy soldier Get the gong Mummies Typist Booked for life Late as usual Got seasick Night spot entertainer Tax collector He might She will Always a shrimp Sold to --? Waitress Debater Take life easy Qui sait? Impossible Second Rip Van Winkle Live in the city Mannequin Nightmare Grounded Little bambino Bert Scanlinls orchestra Arlene Harris Kiddy car manufacturer Bill Housewife Die of sour notes Housemaid's knee Forest fire 1 f gilt, ., - at te 1' ,vm .,.. H t.::,t'.z.,:at,1'is.:E.fti,.5Qgt: w1'.5,e Atsitiat-1 'a -J A N' s. . is 5: K' T' -.42 qv' N. v -. Ah. 4 'YF Nw,- , .. I 331351 QL .lf- , A .v -s - ' N. 4 jaw ,Hs ...IW MW, YO f- , 4. 4 V .- ',.. f .'i :Ax 'v ,I ACKNO WLED GEMENTS Photography-Loring Studio, Reading I Engraving-Pontiac Engraving Sc Electrotiype Company, Chicago. Printing--General Printing Sc Supply Company, Pottstown Binding-National Publishing Company, Philadelphia The NATIONAL BANK OI POTTSTOWN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation fl . COJIPLIJIENTS OF Fryer Hardware 22 N. H,xxovER STREET PO'I I'STOWN, PA. COJIPLIJIENTS OF B. B. Yerger, D. C. Sweisforcrs Restaurant Goou Hox1E Cooxlxo 39 Years of Collrlmlls Sl'f'l'il'f' C. H. SYVEISFORI7 133 HIGH STREET SUNDAY DINNERS WHEN IN NEED or Sm1ETHlxc ELECTRICAL SEE Raymond B. Miller 21 N. HANovER STREET Do Your Banking With The Security Trust Co. The bank of the people 20 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of THE MARGUERITE SHOP 268 HIGH STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. JOSEPH STORB, Proprietor COZIEIPLIIWEN TS POTTSTOWN FINANCE Co., INC. POTTSTOWN SMALL LOAN Co., INC. TYSON INSURANCE AGENCY 213 HIGH STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. COJIPLIIIIENTS OF Arthur MCCarraher 26+ HIQIH STREET RELIABLE Hat Cleaning Shop 313 HIGH STREET POTTSTOVVN, PA. A. MILARIS H! Your Serwiee The Citizens National Bank AND Trust Company OF PoTTs'I'oWN HIGH AT F RANK LIN STREET 107 ALL KINDS OI BANKING wa Are Tour Vafuabfe Paper: in a Safe Plaee? Safe Depoxil Boxef in our Nffw Vault 52.00 Per Year and Up MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION E. Sturges 81 Bro. Best Sanitary Plumbing STEAM, HOT WATER, VAPOR AND VACUUM HEATING Prrmuti! Watcr Softvnrrx Commfrfial and Domrstit Oil Burnrrs Fuel Oil 61 N. YKJRK STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. PHONE 187 Howard Barnett 258 BEECI-I STREET 101 FUNERAL DIRECTOR COlIl,f7ll7llf I1l.S' of Sears, RO6LUCL Company 232 HIGH STREET POTTSTOVVN, PA. Il0lllf7lllI16'lIf.Y of Kepner 81 Romich FUNERAL DIRECTORS Bc-':ntZ's Drug Store AAPPRECIATES YOUR PATRONAUE You Meet Tow Friendf fl! Benlz'5 Fauntfzin Dem'ler'I' DRUG STORE 146 HIGH STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. VVE DEI.IvER BEI.I. 600 H. F. SMITH Boolrxeller mm' Smtioner POTTSTOVVN, PA. COMPLIAIEN TS OF Friend Compliments of LAMBS MUSIC HOUSE and Lamiais Banc! ami Orchestra School of Music EE Conn Band Instruments Sold Exfluxiwfly EE WooLwoRTH BLDG. D. G. Scheifley VVICSTING HOUSE Rzjfrigernmrf Ranges PHILCO RADIOS Cor. man and FRANKLIN STREETS 'ASTYLE LEADERSU FRE ESE BROS. Furniture Mart The Furniture of Tomorrou R. C. A. VICTOR KELVINATOR Radios Refrigeratore and Washers Victrolas Ranges 309-13 H1c.H STREET LESTER GRAND and BETsv Ross SPINET POTTSTOWN' PA' Pianos H. RENTZ SMALE 19 N. HANOVER ST., POTTSTOVVN Real Esiate lnsuranu' By Our Service YNe Are Known SNYDER'S HARDWARE Houfr Furnixhings and Elrftriral Supplirx SH ERWIN Wll,I.lAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES 443 HIGH STREET Phone 2230 POTTSTOWN, PA. COHIPLIJIENTS OF A FRIEND k COTHPLIJTIEN TS OF PUTFSTOWN GLASS CO. Complinzfntx of LEVIN 'S JEWELERS AND CLOTHIERS cok. Hum Sc HANOVER STS. POTTSTOVVN Your Cn-dit is Good .-11 l,ffuin'.f HOF FMAN'S LADIES' APPAREL 236 H1011 ST. POTTSTOWN, PA. Over Quarter Century Catering to the Fashion Whirrzs of fllisses and WOIIIPII Booxtfr of P. II. S. Sport.: FENSTERMACHTEITS PATENT JIEDICINES Fountain Srrwivr OAK AND CHARLOTTE STREETS POTTSTOWN, PA. N. Y. LEVENGOOD Confectioner CANDY ICE CREAM SODAS V811 l3llSlIiI'L 81 BPO. ESTABLISHED 1861 Ilardware - Paints - Seeds Cutley and Tools House Furnislzings 218 HIGH STREET I COMPLIMENTS OF BINDER? DRUG STORE RESTAURANT HA DANCING We Cater To Parties and Banquets Two Miles North of Pottstown Pa., on Route 100 R. F. Smale Sz Co. Wl1olesale Stationery Di,,,i,,,,,,,,, Plumbing - Heating Mills - Tinners' Supplies ' Sanitary Fixtures School SHPPLCS 138140142 KINL, STREET, POTTSTOWN, PA l em 4, 5 COZWPLIJWENTS Harry A. Keene OF KING AND CHARLOTTE STREETS A. POTTSTOWN, PA. ' I Tie Ferro-P601 Company Bottlerx of High Grade Soft Drink: DISTRIBUTORS or ORANGE CRUSH- 7 UP-PEPSI-COLA POTTSTOWN MOTORS, Inc. 22 24 H1L.H STREET Phone 1370 POTTSTOWN PENNA POA TI4C CADILLAC LA SALLE GENERAL MOTORS TRUCKS -z' f if-AfvvfwTLw I MOBILGAS Johnnfs Service Station WEST HIGH STREET john B. Hartenstine, Proprietor fllobilllbrimiion at its Best 24-Hour Service Phone 2190 BUD'S SUNGCO SERVICE STATION 10' HIGH AND INIANATAWNY STREETS Paul I. Romig fJOIIIP1iIIlf IIf5 of V. MENTZER fav em 38-42 BEECH STREET 460 N. CHARLOTTE STREET POTTSTOWNI PA. Phone zszz Pommw, PA M. L. Hoffman Guaranfeerl WA TCH and CLOCK Repairilzg CHESTNUT AND Yom: STREETS Phone 2019-W Conzplinzents of C0,11PL1.11ENTs OF POTTSTOWN A. VVIIIEIUCI' M A C HINE JEWELER 101 217 HIGH STREET, POTTSTOWN, PA. Oppoxitz' Ihr Hippodromz' Theatrr COMPANY Dolly Madison IC E C R E A lVI Burdan's ICE CREAM 10' PHILADELPHIA lDAIRY PRODUCTS Co., INC. ZND si MANATAWNY STS., PoTTsTowN Ringing Rocky Pork Finest Picnic Grounds in Pennsylvania 20' ROLLER SKATING 10' RESTAURANT 20' WALTER J. WOLF, OWNER POTTSTOWN, PA. C OJ! PLI Ill EN TS OF Ethel Reichman BEAUTY SHOP Pottstown Roller Mills F. C. BECHTEL, Propririor G R A I N - 2- F E E D Favorite Flour COAL POTTSTOVDN PENNA. Phone 294 Flowers - Gws oral COIIIPEIIIY L01 HIGH AT RVARREN Oliver Lewis Christman C0lIlf?1ilI1Fl1f.S' of STAMM 85 SON INSURANCE REAL ESTATE L97 Sefurity Trusi Building L. luevengoocl, Est., lnc FARM MACHINERY Coal - Dairy and Poultry Feed Grass Seed and Fertilizer THIRD AND HANOVER STREETS POTTSTOWN, PA. Buclcwalter 81 Sl1aw,s ESSO Srrfvirenler Washing, Lubrication, Tire Service A00 HIGH AND ADAMS STREETS POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 513 Phone 1263 We Call For and Deliver Compliments of COXIIPLHUENTS OF Sunshlne Feed Store George E. Betz Wayfne Feeds - Field Seeds - Fertilizer Grinding-lllixing YORK Sz WALNUT Phone 1566 Light Foundry Co. Aluminum, Brass and Bronze Castings Q01 POTTSTOWN, PA. Harry E. Wilson Rugs - Linoleum - Shades - Awnings We Do Linoleum Cementing Let Us Estimate 174 N. CHARLOTTE ST., POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 1665 COMPLIMENTS OF WOLFENDALES Funeral Service Marian Hanfey's Beezmy Sfzoppe FACIALS HAIR DRESSING MANICURING 119 NORTH CHARLOTTE STREET., POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 2140 Evenings by Appointment Sanatoga Park PICNICS BOATING BATHING wi fllidget Auto Raeing W- At the Rink All Year Around A Wonzlerful Plaee to Get A Skate On Smooth Floor :- Good Skates SKATING ON VVedneSday or Sunday Nights at 25C Sunday Afternoon 15C to All Private Parties Arranged for Any Other Night Phones-Residence 219-I5 Park or Rink 1284 Annonnezng . A Complete New Line of Pottstown High Sehool J E W E L R Y KEYS PINS NECKLACES BRACELETS KEY RINGS KEY CHAINS BELT BUCKLES COMPACTS CIGARETTE CASES Ornanzented fwith SCHOOL SEAL In Blue and White Enamel W. L. STONE Sc SON Krause 8 Lullwiclf Distrihutorx of PLYMOUTH AND DE SOTO MOTOR CARS fm THIRD AND HANOVER STS., POTTSTOVVN, PA. Robert P. Ecker HEATING, PLUIWBING, ROOFING 107 HIGH STREET Crosley Refrigerators HOT POINT Ranges - Washers - Ironers - Refrigerators National Puiniisinng Company 239 S. ANIERICAN STREET, PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE AND SCHOOL YEARBOOK COVERS E. HAWI.EY TWISS Conljllilrzents of Erb's Grocery Store 100 S. MAIN STREET SPRING CITY, PA. xl Litflf Ou! of Ihr' lfay-.-1 Lat Imsx In Pay FOR BETTER RADIO SERVICE Call R A L P I-I M E L L O N Crrtijffd Rznlio-Tririan 25 KING STREET Phone 1142-M I'O'I I'5'I'OVVN Lunrlzfons Refreslznzents Dinners LAUREL LOCKS TEA ROOM COR. ROUTES 83 AND 100 Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Miller, 1'ropri1'mrJ Cv0ll1fJ1IlIlf'IIfA' of 1'f ff f'f of BETCHEUS Ice Cream MEADOW BROOK FARM just A Taste Better PASTEURIZED AIILK AND CREAM and 33 CHESTNUT STREET , ICE CREAM POTTSTOVVN, PA. Phone 2779 CI0lIlf7lIlI1PIlfA' of CI0lIIf?!iIIlPI1f.Y of Boyer 85 Son, Inc. Pottstown Furniture Factory SHOE STORE 48-7-I S. FRANKLIN STREET em 209 Hltsu ST., I70'l I'S'I'OWN, PA. 9 I Safe Milk from Clean fhrmsf' f . pfnrfcnr msrrumzfo COMPLIMENTS OF POTTSTOWN CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY Queen and Bailey Sts., Phone L35 I ' R W. H. SAYLOR Sc SON Compliments of LUMBER MILLWORK U. S. C0. BUILDING MATERIAL C-01 COAL, FEED, CEMENT POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 299 May We Serve You With Paints Varnishes GROCERIES ILIEATS TRUCK NOTIONS VWKMW' H. B, EURDAN Fnmnels Swim Jefferson Ave. and Franklin St. Phone 946 We Deliwvr I Telephone 2145 of SPEEDWAY OIL Go. Service Statifln RALPH F. SCHLICHTER, Prop. HIGH AND YORK STREETS , , Gasohne, Kerosene, Fuel OllS Motor Oilx and Complvtr Lubrication M0t0f Oils AATLAANTIC Federal Tires Exide BaItCl'iCS LEE TIRES WEST HIGH ST., POTTSTOWN, PA. Compliments of FREDERICK BROTHERS, Inc. LUMBER AND MILL WORK HANOVER AND EAST STREETS Phone 1450 W-P LAUNDRY COMPANY QUALITY LA UNDERING and DRY CLEANING 79 N. CHARLOTTE STREET '56 I cgi: VV,-g,,.,.,f ., V-I.-,.,w...,.fg 1,4 -it ORENSTEN'S PEOPLE'S MARKET COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Better Foods illalae Better llleals Sold at Sensible Prices Compliments of THE NORTH CHARLOTTE ST. SERVICE STATION WALTER R. Houck Texaco Fire Chief-Sky Chief Marfak Lubrication Phone 2232 COMPLIMENTS 0F SAXIE BECKER and his ORCHESTRA Music for Moderns ul Hair Styling Phone 2233 from Beauty Solon Artistic Serfvire of Distinrtion IRVIN H. LEISTER CHARLOTTE St WALNUT STS. POTTSTOWN, PA. UNITED FOOD MARKET P. Rosen and Sons 261 HIGH STREET J Complete and Illoflern Food Ilfarket Phones: 2525-2526 Free Delivery j. o. YERGEY Local and Long Distance HAULING Bus Service POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 512 PRINCE'S Baked Producti' 0 Extra Quzzlzbf Will Appeal To Your Taste PRINOE'S BAKERY Pottstown Business Scllool POTTSTOWN, PA. Commercial Subjects include: HIGHER ACCOUNTING - TAXATION SECRETARIAL STUDIES This School is approved by The Pennsylvania Association of Private Business Schools Congratulations and Best Wishes For Future Success ELLIS' DRUG STORE WALNUT AND CHARLOTTE STREETS POTTSTOWN, PA. CHESTER A. ELLIS, Proprietor Gerald F. Keim, '32 May K. Koury, ,35 Isabel Fillman, T39 jay Jordan, '41 COJIPLIIIIENTS OF Sunn Slope Dair R. T. LATSHAW COIWPLIIUEN TS OF RED ARRQW OIL CO. 128 HIGH STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. POTTSTOWN BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS Compliments of Geo. Trollingeljs Sons - Wholesale HAAG BROS. S. PAUL SEEDER CONFECTIONER M. SECHLER W. I. HARTENSTINE 313 N. EVANS STREET Phone 658 REFRESH AT THE MIDWAY GRILLE 846 HIGH STREET COpposite Hill School? Sodns - Sundaes Grilled SIl71d'LUil'hf'5 R. D. RAUGH, Proprirlor Taylor School and Mulvey lnstitute Secretarial, Stenographic, Accounting, Business Administration: Advertising and journalism Courses both Day and Evening. Catalogs and View Book without obligation Mrmbrr Appro-'und Group Prnnsyl-'vania Pfifvllfl' Srhools 1207 CHESTNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA RlTtenhouse 6434 eff Ford Hotels lN WASHINGTON, D. C. tk' The Lafayette Hotel l6TH AND EYE STS., N. W. In the Sluzzlow of The Wlzife House 167 The Carrol Arms l-lotel 1sT AND C STREETS, N. E. In ffl! Siadow of Mr U. S. Capilol Uniformed Units of Pottstown High School Are Equipped by George Evans AND coMPANY, INC. 132 NORTH FIFTH STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. National Academic Cap and Gown Co. MANUFACTURERS OF 4 I I G I ll I I -1 1c'1l1f'l1li4' fa x, 'ou'n,x' am ours or follez es llllll Svlzools W' Q07 S21-23 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA -q I A Warm Welcome Awaits You at the NEW EBBITT HOTEL TENTH AND H STREETS, N. W. WASHINGTON, D. C. Nl! vp GEORGE C. CLARKE Owner and General Manager Approved Pennsylvania Private Business School BUSINESS TRAINING for Young Men and Women ' Zi.: j susmfss ADMINISTRATION ' SECRETARIAL SCIENCE 1 T' M4111 I :, li I lrillllrl Eiga: l I -5 One,Two and Three Years , Day and Evening Courses Special Summer Session Founded 1865 PEIRCE SCHOOL Pine St. Wesl of Broad Philadelphia, Pa, fllargnerzlfe DRESS SHOPPE 23 N. HANOVER STREET POTTSTOWN, PA, ZND FLOOR Mrs. Lipkin Phone 464 For Individuality in WEARING APPAREL DRESSES GOWNS SUITS SPORTSWEAR juniors, 9 to 17 Misses, 12 to 20 Women's Sizes H ' F R A N K K I s s E Wiclcersham Floral Co q4, lbqilv A MRS. MARY WICKERSHAM, P,-op. ZZZ :: Flowers -1- Designs -1- Plants ffl :ll'l 'Z lll' 451 CHESTNUT ST. POTTSTOWN, PA. l . 1940 INDIAN IYIOTORCYCLES As Low As 512265. New and Used Motorcyles and Bicycles Open Evenings 18 High Street Phone 833 IJUIIIIFHIIIFIIIS of Boston Shoe Store We Sell For Less 259 HIGH ST., POTTSTOWN Ask For . . . LEVENGOOD'S Thrrefv Health in Every Drop Phone 585 Judge the Future By . the Past Duringlsix months 260 stud- Washmgton ,,t:::::,:s::f'i?..::,.:1Qf'y,'i.i3,f::,rSi and 78 other Strayer-trained students have gccepted GIOKCFHTCDIC plositions :ti moge kahan 100 a mont eac . a or sen or oo et. Photo Com an p Y, STRAYERS BUSINESS SCHOOL 807 Chestnut St. Lombard 0854 IHC. PHILADELPHIA S E R V E S U S COIVIPLIMENTS IN OF F. Woolworth Co. WASHINGTON 'H U -I. P. P. GEHRIS Manufacturer of Cornplinmnfs of HENRICKS' Automatic Sealing Burial Vaults, Cement Steps, Cement Buildjng Blocks and Caps POTTSTOWN, PA. Phone 586 PRETZEL COMPANY 435-439 WPST STREET POTTSTOWN, PA. FE'- a -' Eff2 1 ll' l lll i z e ' ! 1 .,..: 52 53 5:51 ,.::3:..j: -:,: ---,.-' 1 ,fa 5:2 '-.. qt.-::1, S:Z:5:5:5., I .-' - ' . I c K N72 k Ex' N K e .Sw ' 1 P 5 f 1 4 1- 'N 1 NM 'f 1 . .:- ISI'- 1'13 --A-A as 5? EQ? REAL CLOTHES ALBER T'S STRAND BEAUTY SALON Fine Ilairdress-ing 20' Phone 2517 211 HIGH ST. 2nd Floor PoTTsToWN China 85 Glass Store 155 HIGH STREET Fostoria Glass Fiesm Dishes . and Household Goods S. Mlller 81 Son Goff 'X ACKERMAN The Amoco Service Station ONE STOP SERVICE Sporializfd Lubriration and Car Washing 10 LUNCH at our Fountaln Italian Spaghetti KNOPPS ITESTAURANT WU' DFUFUIV' Opp. Post Office at Stowe SPRING WEAR For Men and Boys fllorf Value - Less flfoney Mosheim Clothing Co. 207 Hum STREET, POTTSTOVVN, PA. Try Schulz New Sun-Kist Raisin Bread flt Your Groffr or al Your Homo Hours Fresher - Baked in Pottstown C7 SCHULZ BAKING COMPANY POTTSTOVVN, PA. -- Phone 912 COMPLIMENTS OF DUEHLER DIE CASTING CO. Photographs for this Year Book Made by Lormg Stud1os .mm Portraits 0 Indioifluafizy .Wm 7A NORTH Sm-H ST REET , READING, PA. Phone 4-3021 A FRIEND STRAND MENIS SHOP HAROLD WEBER SANITARY MARKET A. B. SIESHOLTZ ALVIN F. BAUDOT JOSEPH L. PRINCE MORRIS MILLER RELIANCE CQARAGE PATR ONS POTTSTOVVN SA NITA RY DISI-osA L HEIDELBERG RESTAURANT CRYSTAL RESTAURANT ARCADE BEAUTY SHOP SVVEENEYIS GAS STATION HERMAN LESLIE TUBIS SHOE STORE G. E. CLOUSE POTTSTOVVN CANDY CO. HARRY'S PLACE KESSl.ER'S DRUI: STORE FRANK HRITZKO DRUMHEI.LER'S CTROCERY STORE O. K. SERVICE STATION F. E. HOFFMAN NELLIE AND MARY MERTZ ROBERT VV. EVANS UNRUI-l'S FISH MARKET j. j. FICHTOI, Compliments of Come and swing your babe about I To the music they all rave ab t SUN N YBROOK N BERT SCANLIN '0' and his B AND HARTEN POTTSTOWN, PA. Ph 2598-W Loren Murchison 85 Co., Inc. 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK, N. J. Class Rings and Pins, Club and Fraternity Pins, Medals and Trophies, Invitations and Diplomas COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 'gl M. 1 F .. Ex' ,J Us m I ,L r Pt' ka ,., , L x Vs Y Tit. ray.. . W: r:.'..x an- .f, in wi-. K-x if fx. , ' nfl' w' ,sin 1 . ew ,M 234 aw. nf' - f, iw ' .P Em , mA ,, I-Elf P ay. -fi- T 5551 c ' lqf ,,1a . rim w N jihvl, J .JV ,Y . 1:1 f .,- M V . if gi 5. mfr-:f- ' fwif.. '- .-.ny . 1 - . Y if we O w T x xfhjsy M.. , V V. kk'- f 7-f -.,:--, Q -U my -' .'g.Z1'Lj' -f ,535 33:62, .5 si J :.' , if I g ' .. 45,-,V - . -:nw ,, , ,W-,. V, -,1 lm' - 2-, . xn - 5.,A . LA: ' 4 .. ,, . M, ,X J., , 335 . '-:ba ' '-it L A , '-14 l V: :1 .R i .Iv v 244, fi. 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