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

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EVELYN GILMORE WHEATLEY Classical Rainbow “She is always merry When she hears sweet music.” Dram. Club, X. XI, XII; Merry Wives of Gotham , XII; Christmas Entertainment, XII; Science Club, X, XI, XII; Garnet and White Staff, XII; Classical Club, XII; Latin Club, XII; Art Club, XII; Perf. Attendance, X, XI, XII; Chorus, XI, XII; Chester Countv Music Festival, XI, XII; Substitute Monitor, XII; Scenery Painting, XII. Evelyn has been very active in our school, although she has not entered into sports. She has been prominent in musical, dramatic, and art circles. Evelvn expects to attend State Teachers College next year. Here's to ano- ther pedagogue, a conscientious, likable one! MORRIS DICKINSON WICKERSHAM General Indian “Tone’s a jest—all things show it— Thought so once; now I know it.” Dram. Club, XL Although Wickv's list of activities is small, he, never- theless, is popular with all who know him. His fine disposition has won him a host of friends. Frequent trips to Downingtown have stamped him as a lover par excellence. Wickv expects to shift for himself next year. We ho, je he will be as successful in that line as he has been in Affaires du coeur. PAUL E. WILLIAMS General Indian necer trouble trouble, Until trouble troubles me.” Football Squad, X; Cross Country, XI; Class Lieut., X, XI; Frencn Club, XI, XII; Science Club, X, XII. Polly is a very quiet, studious boy who is always ready to do anyone a good turn. We are sure that ii he will keep up his good work and hold on to his pleasing dis- position, he will succeed in his work as a doctor. Good luck, Paul, and may we see you in your success. MARY FRANCES WINANS Commercial Rainbow Laughing mouth! twinkling eye! Alary s wit wilt necer dieI” Com. Club, XI, XII; Perf. Attendance, X, XI. XII; Hall Monitor, XII; Typing Cert., XI. Hear that laughter? Who started it—why Mary Winans, of course. She is one of those many dignified seniors of the West Chester High School. Mary is a f;ood entertainer and furnishes enough amusement during unch hour to keep her listeners in a good humor for weeks to come. She, too, expects to go into the business world.

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ZILL1E E. WALLEIGH Commercial Sunset “A maiden fair and sweet as she Cannot be Jound on land or sea . Hist. Club, X; Com. Club, X, XI, XII; Class Lieut., X. XI, XII; Spelling Contest, X, XII. “Bubbles , who is one of the jolliest girls of the Com- mercial group, hails from Ludwig's Corner. She is lull of pep and is ;i wonderful sport; and she is always on hand whenever there is mischief afoot. “A secretary 'Bubbles’ aims to be To earn a living right worthily. MARGUERITE ESTELLE WALTON General Yankee “Here's to the flirt with the heart and smite Who makes the bubble oj lije worthwhile. “Muggins is one of our popular girls here in school. Everyone will miss her when she goes into training at the Homeopathic Hospital next year, but lucky will be the patients! Here’s wishing you the best of luck, “Muggins. JESSE KENDALL WEAVER, JR. Industrial Scientific Yankee “A tittle mischiej now and then Witt do no harm to the best oj men. Football Squad, X; Class Basketball, X; Baseball Squad, X, XI; Chorus, X, XI, XII; Chester County Music Festival, XI, XII; Garnet and White Staff, X; Class Lieut., X, XI; Hist. Club, XL Hear that laugh; sec that hair? You know “Reds is coming. He is one of our hard working industrial boys. “Reds is undecided as to where he will go next year, but his energy and thoughtfulness will get him to his destination, no matter where that may be. HARRIET ELIZABETH WEST Commercial Indian “ A smite jor alt, a welcome fllad, A jovial coaxing way she had. Com. Club, XI, XII; Class Lieut., XI, XII; Perf. Attendance, X, XI, XII; Typing Award, X. Harriet is quiet and reserved and is a prominent figure among her school chums. She is full of fun, but very conscientious in her work. She will work in the bank this summer, and we are sure that she will be an asset. Good luck to you, Harriet!

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Commercial MARY WOODWARD Yankee ‘ ‘ To I hose who know her best a jriend most true. Perf. Attendance, X, XI, XII; Typing Cert., XI; Tpving Award, XII. Marv is one of those quiet girls of whom one hears very little; out, nevertheless, she has her place in the class, and when one knows her, one finds her really a jolly com- panion. The Class of '32 wishes her the best of luck in whatever she does next year. JOSEPH SAVERY WORRELL General Rainbow ” A tittle knowledge now and then Is relished by the best oj men.” Dram. Club, XII; “Merry Wives of Gotham , XII; Senior Chorus, XII; Track Squad, X, XII, Varsity, XII. Although Joe, West Chester High School's own crooner, has been with us for only one year, he has proved an active member of scholastic and outside activities. His dram- atic ability was well demonstrated in “Merry Wives of Gotham. Next year Joe expects to attend Peirce Business School. Here's good luck, pal! Our class wishes you the best of success. CHARLES B. YARNALL Industrial Scientific Yankee “ There was just one sweet dancer, He was blond, blue-eyed, and slim; The lady liked his dancing. So she danced alt night with him” Basketball Squad, XI; Class Basketball, XII; Perf. Attendance, X, XI; D. W ebster Meredith Speaking Cont- test, XII. “Chuck is one of the outstanding performers of the iron shop, l oth in working and otherwise. His disposi- tion and ability have won him many friends in W. C. II. S. Charlie intends to go to Detroit, Michigan, to work on airplane engines. The best of luck, Charlie! KATHRYN JANE YARNALL Commercial Indian “Ilair oj brown, eyes oj blue, A heart that is toeing, lender, and true Chorus, X, XI; Com. Club, XI, XII; Class Lieut., XL “Kav has been with us all four years, and l»ecause o her friendly manner and sense of humor has made marv friends during that time. Some may think her very quiet; but it they should visit bookkeeping class—well! ! “Kay expects to take up work in the business world, and we all wish her the best of luck.