Pottsville High School - Hi S Potts Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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THE SENIQR CLASS of Pottsville High School PRESENTS Hi- S f Potts Annual for 1951 1'1 .17 '42, 4 f1 '5:f'3 4Y 4533 K hfiikhcv Vex -x. R X11 A1495 if L' N443 Q JL- y ' NQZSTET' PCDTTSVILLE, PA. M C M L I

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F El FOREWORD In keeping with a fine tradition, the,members of the 1950-51 Annual Staff present with pleasure their edition of the Hi-S-Potts Annual. It is their hope thatxthis yearbook will become a cherished chronicle of the years that we have spent in Pottsville High School. Because we, as seniors, are soon to become a part of the history of our high school, we have chosen Knighthood as the theme as this annual-for what is more symbolic of history than the romantic age of: chivalry? May the words and pictures, as they are herein blended in historical significance, perpetuate many joyous recollections of loyalty and friend- ship. For the Annual Staff, this Hi-S-Ports Annual constitutes the final contribution as a group to its associates in Pottsville High School. VVe of the staff have done our utmost to inscribe a book worthy of our classmates. The parting thought that we strive to emphasize in the yearbook is ably expressed by June Dearin in the lines of our Class Song. The words, in their simplicity, convey an individual beauty. They speak to the heart of each member of the Class of 1951. Tune: Till We lWeet Againl' Words: JUNE DEARIN Here we stand, our days with thee are through- Happy days, of joys and friendships true, Thoughts of these will ever be Locked within our memories. And so we sing our farewell song to thee. As thou hast taught us, we will strive to be In our hearts and spirits free, Till we meet again. -ALENE DONNE, Editor. E: :El