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

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General FLORENCE E. THOMAS Rainbow “As quid as a mouse is she, And yd no Irap has caught her.” French Club XI; Apparatus Club XII; Science Club XII; Base- ball XI; Volleyball XII. Although “Flossie is one of our quietest girls, she is liked by those who know her not only for her sparkling eyes, but also for her sweet disposition. GEORGE H. THOMAS General Sunset No so much to say, Not so well known; Hut he has a way That's all his own. Cross Country X; Class Basketball X, XI; French Club XI; Junior Band X; Class Lieutenant X. George takes an interest in sports, music, and clubs as well as in classes. He is liked for his quiet pleasantness. We wish him success in whatever he undertakes. CLARENCE A. TINDER General Indian “Honor ties in honest toil.” Football Squad X, XI; Class Basketball X, XI; Varsitv Baseball X. XI; Class Baseball XII. Something should be said in appreciation of a fellow whose middle name should be persistence or thoroughness. When the outlook was blackest, when the “flunk seemed close, Clarence seemed able to produce the reserve for final success. He has overcome his scholastic handicap by force of character. VIRGINIA E. WAGNER General Indian “Her ways are ways oj quietness and her paths are paths oj peace.” French Club X; Dramatic Club X; Typing Certificate XI; Com- mercial Club XII; Class Lieutenant XII. Virginia has the sort of kind, generous disposition that will make her friends miss her when she leaves W. C. II. S. JUDITH FRANCES WALTER General Yankee “F.ocry ready, ever true. Always wilting to do a good turn Jor you.” Basketball X; Volleyball X; Asst. Treas. XI; Coop. Council XI. XII; French Club X, XI; Dram. Club X, XL XII; Perf. Attend. X; Chorus X. XL XII; Garnet White Staff X, Asst. Editor XII; Monitor XII; n Arcady XI; Band Concert dance X; Temple Festi- val X; Chester Co. Festival X; Now and Then, Dram. Paceant XII; Christmas Chorus Festival X. XI, XII; Tri-Hi-Y XII; Within the Taw Committee XII; Royal Family, Usher XI; Baby Day Comm.; Chorus Exercise XII. “Judy is a regular pal to have. If things don't go just right, it doesn't l other her; instead she just tries hard to set them straight. We wish her all the luck in the world when she goes to George School next year. George School.

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Indian EARLE LE ROYE STEWART Industrial Scientific “Not in stature but every inch a man. Baseball X. XI; Class Basketball X, XI. XII ; Perf. Attend. X; Football XII; Construction and Stage Scenery of )r. 8t J r. M. a. IX. X. XI, XII; Class Baseball XI. XII. His cheerfulness will alwavs make him a most desirable com- panion. One of the few survivors of the wood shop, he has alwavs Ll.l „1) his end without any complaints. We wish you luck, baric. KATHRYN EMILY STONE . Indian General . , , “A smile Jor alt, a welcome glad, A jovial, Jriendly way she hail. Commercial Club; Class Lieutenant X; Perfect Attendance XII. Kay's smile and cheerful disposition have won her manv friends at W. C H S. Next year she plans to go to Beacom College. Oood luck, Kay. STEPHEN LEROY STYER, JR. Industrial Scientific Indian Like I he waves oj the mighty deep— Always arguing, unless sound asleep. “Jake” is one of our Iron Shop boys. Wherever there is an argu- ment, Jake is close by. W. C. H. S. wishes him luck in everything he undertakes. ALICE MAE SUTER Commercial ‘V Jriend in need Is a Jriend indeed.’ Commercial Club XII; Perfect Attendance XII. Alice hails from Malvern. She is one of our quiet students and is a good friend to everyone. Yankee com mercial MARY E. TAYLOR When love and lessons clash. Alary Ids the lessons go to hash. Indian Tvping Award X; Commercial Club XII; Class Basketball X. XI; Class Monitor XII; Perfect Attendance XII. XII; Apparatus Club XI, Volleyball XI, XII; Class Marv is a tall girl who is always full of laughter. She has some- thing to say to everyone that will cheer him in the bluest time. If vou want to meet a happy girl, who takes hie as it is handed out to her. here is your chance. We wish her the best success in whatever she does.

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General MARY MOORE WALTON Indian 'Exceedingly quid, hut most conscientious.’ Perf. Attend. X, XII; Latin Club X; Appar. Club XI. XII; Math. Club XI; Class Lieut. XII; Volleyball XII; Baseball XII; Committee for Tea XI; Chapel Program XI. Mary has not been one of the most outstanding students, but what she lacked in sports she made up in school activities. We are sure Mary will make a host of friends when she enters Hahnemann Hos- pital. SYLVIA WEINBERG General Rainbow “Tranquil people accomplish much.” Downingtown High School IX, X, XL W. C. 11. S. Hon. Mention Senior Essay Contest XII. Sylvia came to us from Downingtown. What was their loss was our gain. Although Sylvia is undecided «about her future, we know she will succeed in whatever she undertakes. MARY REBECCA WEIR General Sunset “A sojl answer lurnelh away wrath. Asst. Mgr. Tennis XI; Tennis XII; Senior Rep. Girls’ A. A. Comm. XII; Sec. Class X; Asst. Treas. Class XII; Class Lieut. XII; Monitor XI. XII; Honor Usher at Within the Law XII; Honor Ticket Seller XII; Latin Club X; French Club X, XL Sec. XII; Dram. Club X, XI, Sec. XII; Two Crooks and a Lady XII; Chorus X, Asst. Sec. XI, Sec. XII; In Arcady XI; Temple Festival X; Chester Co. Music Festival X; Christmas Prog. Chorus XI, XII; Armistice Day Prog. XII; Student Recital XI; Chorus Exercises Commencement X. XI, XII; Spelling Cont. XI, XII; Capt. Sunset Div. XII; Hon. Ment. Jr. Essay Cont. XI; Tea Comm. XI, XII; Literary Editor Garnet White XII; Comm, for Commencement Invitations XII; Now and Then, Dram. Pageant XII. A cheery person is Mary. She never has a cross word for anyone. Her delightful charm has l een developed through her love of music. She hopes to be a music teacher soon, and we wish her success. West Chester State Te«achcrs College. WILLIAM JAMES WHITELY Industrial Scientific Yankee L,ike the waves oj the mighty deep - Never quiet, unless sound asleep. Senior Hi-Y X; Class Lieut. XI, XII; Football XI, XII; Safety Patrol XII; Play Scenery XI, XII; Class Baseball XI; Baseball li; Room Play XI. “Bill” is well known by everyone at school because of his ability to talk at all times. Wherever there is an argument or discussion of any kind, he is in it. We hope his ability to argue wiill help him through life after he leaves school. Lincoln Air School. WILLIAM WESLEY WINANS Industrial Scientific Indian Ever marching; never in retreat; Heading always toward W. Barnard Street. Perfect Attendance X, XI. “Wes” is well known and well liked throughout the school. Although his after school occupation is pumping gas for “Gulf,” he still finds time to give attention to his host of admirers. He is quick-witted and very apt to succeed at anything he tries. We wish you luck, “Wes.”