West Chester High School - Garnet and White Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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SHERMAN VAN NESS KENT Scientific Rainbow Oj soul sincere, In action JailhJul, in honor clear! Second Prize Essay Contest, XI; Garvin Chemistry Essay Contest, XI; I). Webster Meredith Speaking Con- test, XI, XII; Hon. Mention, XI; Monitor, XI, XII; Class Lieut., XII; Dramatic Club, XI, XII; Out of the Night , XI; Math. Club, Pres., XII; Hist. Club, XII; Science Clui», XI; Pres., XII; Band, XI, XII; Garnet and WHITE Staff, XII; Chester County Orchestra, XII; Hon. Mention Senior Essay, XII; Honor Speaker Com- mencement Exercises, XII. Poor health may have removed from Sherm’s reach manv pleasurable activities, but it never made impossible goo ( classwork well done. His serious, yet tranquil demeanor has saved him from fleeting popularity, put cemented to him a group of constant friends. Speaking or writing, he will one day shape the course of many, and we need never fear that Sherman will maintain other than a high standard, unsullied by compromise. HARTLEY DOUGLAS KERSHAW Industrial Scientific Sunset In all he does, quiet; With his own pals, a riot; Hu I lo find his heart, One must seek his arl! Cross Country, X; Varsity Track, XI. Doug is one of the outstanding students of our vocational department and does a good job when he works. He is a promising young artist and is very clever in handling his brushes, putting them to work in a fine artistic fashion. Doug is planning to continue his schooling in an art school, and with him go the l»est wishes from the vocational l»oys. PAUL EDWARD KIMPER General Yankee “lie is always veri quiet, Ready lo lend a helping hand!' Senior Band, X; French Club, XII; Science Club, XII; Cross Country, X, XI. Paul is ratfier quiet, sol»er, and yet friendly to all. He is one of those students who are outstanding in science Paul is undecided as to what he is going to do next year. Probably he will take up avaiation. Good luck to you, Paul! BERYL VIRGINIA KOUBA Commerical Indian Her ways are ways oj pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Honor Roll Pin, X, XI, XII; Perf. Attendance, XI; Com. Club, X, XI, XII; Typing Cert., XI; Typing Medal, XII; Hon. Mention Essay Contest, X. XI; Capt. Indian Division, XII; Spelling Contest, XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Member Auditing Com., XII; Sara C. Evans Speaking Contest, XII; Dram. Club, XII; First Prize Bookkeeping, Bloomsburg State Com- mercial Contest, XII; Honor Speaker Commencement Exercises, XII. Beryl is one of the bright lights of the Senior class. She has always been so quiet that we have not, until recently, realized her true worth. We know that she will succeed in her chosen work.

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JOHN RAEDER HUEY General Sunset “Give me a place lo stand, and I will move the world. Varsity Football, XI, XII, Capt., XII; Basketball Squad, 'K, Varsity, XI. XII; Varsity Baseball, X, XI; Track Squad, X, XI; Vice Pres. Bovs A. A., XI; Boys A. A. Representative to Gen. Association, X, XI; Class Basketball, X; Perf. Attendance, X; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Athletic Award, XII. “Mot’s” chief interests are athletics and ?. He is the mighty atom that so capably led the Garnet White to the Suburban Championship last fall. Raeder is a glutton for punishment and gives as much as he takes. He will attend a prep school next year, where he will no doubt continue to be in the public eye. C. DOYLE JARRETT General Indian “A lol oj splendid virtues in one man Chorus, X, XI, XII; Band, X, XI, XII; Orchestra, X, XI, XII; Christmas Program, X, XI, XII; Science Club, X, XI; Brass Quartette, X, XI, XII; Perf. Attendance, XI, XII; French Club, XI; Pres, of Coop. Council, XII; Monitor, XII; Class Lieut., XII. Doyle is one of our great trombone players. He has been a great asset to our band and orchestra. It anything does not come easily to him, he perseveres, nevertheless, quietly and cheerfully. Such qualities of character cannot fail to aid him in future undertakings. ELLA ELIZABETH JOHNSON General Rainbow “ And Jair she is, ij that mine eyes he rue; And true she is, as she hath prov'd tersetj. Chorus, XI, XII; Hist. Club, XII; Science Club, XII. Ella is one of the most unassuming girls in our class; yet she is always in the midst of fun. Her pleasant dis- position has won her many friends. Ella will enter a training school for nurses next fall. The good wishes ot '32 will go with her. THELMA G. KEENER Classical Rainbow “Sometimes serious and sometimes glad. But always a Jriend when things are had. Basketball Class team, X, Varsity Squad, XI, XII; Hockey. XI. XII; Track, X. XI. Mgr., XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Asst. Class Treas., X; Apparatus Club, Sec., XII; French Club, X, XI, XII; Latin Club, X11; Classical Club, XI, XII; Science Club, XI, XII; Dram. Club, X, XI, XII; Usher for Play, XI, XII; Sara C. Evans Speaking Contest. XII; Spelling Contest, XI, XII; Hon. Mention Senior Essay, XII. Thelma is one of our athletic girls, but, as her list shows she enjoys other types of activities, too. It we need .help with an algebra problem, we consult Thelma, f3r her mathematical ability is recognized bv the sixth period class. Her cverready smile, pep, and perseverance have won many friends for her during her high school lite. Wherever you may go, Thelma, the Class of '32 wishes you the best of luck.

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Classical DOROTHY M. LA ROSE Yankee Merry, happy, ever gay, I.r our Dot throughout the day. 99 Dram. Club, X, XI, XII; Play Usher, XI, XII; Hist. Club, XI, XII; Classical Club, XII, Consul, XII; French Club, X, XI. XII; Honor Roll Pin, X, XI. XII; Sara C. Evans Speaking Contest, XI, XII; Garnet and White Staff, XI; Hon. Mention Essav Contest, XI, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI; Lingulaca Staff, XII; Monitor, Capt., XII; Latin Club, XII. “Dottie is always on time, always ready to help someone, and always full of pep. She is very outstanding in school activities, and in many ways has proved her ability as a leader. She is indeed a true and loyal friend to all who know her. “Dottie” expects to go to the University of Pennsylvania. The class of “32“ w ishes her the best of luck. W. EDWARD LEWIS Industrial Scientific Rainbow “Fight, smite, andJair play Make men Jor the world oj today.” Baseball Varsity, X; Basketball, Asst. Mgr., XI, Mgr., XII; Class Basketball Team, X, XII; Perl. Attendance, XII; Athletic Award, XII. “Eddie” is a good, all-around fellow, who has been a helpful classmate to everyone. W henever you're stuck, call on Eddie, and you’re bound to get through. The class of “32 wishes him luck in the w'orking world. W. JAMES LILLEY Industrial Scientific Indian ‘V very fine and likable hoy, Full oj Jan and jull oj joy.” “Jim does not spend any more time than is necessary around the school. He seems to be socially inclined, and his interests seem to be elsewhere. We wish you success and a host of friends in the future, James. HELEN QUAY LITZENBERG General Yankee “Give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you.” Art Club Tre; XII. XII; Scenery Painting, XII; Monitor, Helen is one of our quiet seniors. Although interested in school activities, she has not had the opportunity to participate. She is undecided about her future, but success comes to those who work for it. The Class of '32 wishes her all the happiness this world can give.