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

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LOUISE E. CLAYTON Commercial Rainbow “ With eyes so blue, and heart so true, No dearer Jriend could be Jound than you.” Tennis, XII; Dram. Clui», XI, XII; Commercial Clui», XII; Music Clui», XI, XII; Hon. Mention Jr. Essay, XI; Class Lieut. XI, XII; Honor Usher for Play, XII; Honor Ticket Seller, XII; Tvping Award, XII. Louise is one of our commercial students. She is a real pal and a good friend. We wish her success in anything she docs. SYLVIA CLOMPUS General Yankee Run ij you like- but try to keep your breath; Work like a man, but don't be worked to death.” Dram. Club, X, XI, XII; French Club, X; Latin Club, X; History Club, X, XII; Commercial Club, XII; German Club, XI; Math. Club, XI, XII; Mav Day Comm., X; Class Play Comm., XI, XII; Class Lieut., XI, XII; Health Monitor, X; Class Tea Comm., XI, XII; Typing Award, XI, XII; Baby Day Comm., XII. Who doesn’t know “Cookie”, the girl with the auburn hair and ever-readv smile? She is one of the best pals that anyone could ever have. Wherever she is, there is laughter; for merriment best becomes “Cookie.” DAVID M. CLOSSON, Jr. Scientific Indian “ am as fit and as able as thou.” Track Squad, X, Varsity, XI, XII; Basketball Squad, X, Varsity, XI; Coop. Council, XII; Varsity Club, XII; Apparatus Club, XI; Music Club, XI, Vice-Pres., XII; Sr. Band, X, XI, XII; Sr. Orchestra, X, XI, XII; Brass Quartette and Trumpet Quartette, X, XI, XII; Southeastern District Band, XII; Chester Co. Orchestra Festival, XI; Hon. Mention Essay Contest. XI; Honor Ticket Seller, XII; Class Lieut., X. XII; Monitor, XII; Indian Division leader, XII; Perf. Attend., X; Honor Point I etter, XI; Comm. Final Sr. Program, XII; Band Award, X, XI, XII; M usic Award, XII; Athletic Honor Award, XII. “Davey” is a solemn, quiet, dignilied person. He is a competent leader and has held different offices throughout his high school years. I le is amiable and sociable and could probably make friends with a ghost. PHYLLIS IRENE CLOUD General Rainbow “ n Jriendship I was Early taught to believe.” Volleyball, X; Basketball, XI, XII; Apparatus Club, X; Dram. Club, XI, XII; French Club, XI. XII; Tap Dance Club, XII; Honor Usher, Dorothy I’ernon oj Haddon Hall, XII; Class Lieut., X; Perf. Attend. XL “Phyl” is one of the smaller meml ers of the senior class but she has made many friends with her pleasing personality. We wish her unbounded joy, a large amount of happiness and success. GEORGE FREDERICK COLLEY Industrial Scientific Yankee “, generous Jriendship No cold medium knows.” Class Lieutenant, XI; Play Scenery, X, XI, XII; Inter-Division Baseball, X. George is one of the quiet Ik vs of our shop, but he can be found wherever there is fun. May he build for himself a happy prosperous future.

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General CHARLES M. CANN Rainbow A rider unequalled A spoi lsman complete A bum one to Jotlow, A hard one to be beat. Entered from Pennington Prep School, XI; Inter-Division Baseball, XI; Inter-Color Basketball, XI; Bovs' Tennis Tournament, XI. “Charley ' is «another Marshallton boy who has made good in the estimation of his classmates. His quick wit and cheerful laugh «arc a nightmare to his teachers and a spirit to his friends. Charles expects to go to Veterin.ary School. “O sad fate.’ ELIZABETH J. CARDWELL General Rainbow Ij you 'ce anything to give That another's joy may lice Give it! Tennis, X, XI, XII; Commercial Club, XII. Mixability and friendliness are found in abundance in the heart of Betty. These qualities plus those crinkly laughing eyes make her many friends. May she keep them forever and use them wisely. FRANCES CARVILLE General Yankee “Laughing eyes, twinkling eye Bat try's wit will necer die. Entered from Chadds Ford High School, XI; History Club, XII; Dram. Club, XI, XII; Class Lieut., XII; Monitor, XI, XII; Dorothy Vernon oj addon HatI, XII. “Bats” is our class maniac. She has done well without her mother to guide her during school hours and has won as her prize many friends. We wish “Bats” every success that the laughing world can give her. G. DONALD CHANDLER, Jr. General Yankee “lie has a character beaten by none He's Jtt l oj joy, and Jull oj Jun. Football Squad, XI; French Club, X; German Club, XI; Historv Club, XII; Science Club, XII; Mathematics Club, XII. “Don’s” cheerful disposition has won him many friends. He is a willing helper and has been a great friend to all. He intends to go to Drexcl. BETTE CLAYTON General Rainbow “Good humor only teaches charms to last, Stitt makes new conquests and maintains the past. Hockey Squad, XI; Dram. Club, XI. XII; Music Club, XI, XII; Latin Club, X; French Club, XI, XII; Tap Dance Club, XII; Chorus, X, XI, XII; Dorothy I ’em on of I addon Halt, XII; Harmony alt, XI; Chester Co. Choral Festival, XII; Temple Festival, XII; Spelling Con- test. XI, XI I; Sara C. Evans Speaking Contest, XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Hon. Mention Sr. Essay Contest, XII. A good friend is worth more than gold. “Bette's” beautiful voice will th rill many listeners. Even though she isn’t going further in her musical career, we shall someday hail her as a good nurse. You’ll be sure to find the “pot of gold” at the end of the rainbow, “Bette.

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General ALBERT E. CONWAY, Jr. Yankee 'Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much, Wisdom is humble that he blows no more ’ Prov. Mgr. Football Team, X; French Club, XI; Senior Band, XI, XII; Band Concert, XI, XII; Spelling Contest, XI; Class Lieutenant, X, XI. XII. Albert is our great lover of biology and sciences. He always is ready for an answer to any question upon these subjects. We are sure he shall continue his work and shall be a scientist in the future. May he succeed in his desires! LYDIA JANE COPE Classical Indian Tis education Jorms the common mind; Just as the wig, the tree's inclined. Latin Club, X, XI, XII; French Club, XI, XII; German Club, XI. XII; Math. Club, XII; Spelling Contest, XI; Class Lieut., X; Perl. Attend., X, XI, XII; Honor Roll Pin, X, XI, XII; Latin Award, XII. Lydia is one of our best students. She is eager to get ahead to reach the goal for which she is headed. Here's hoping that she will succeed in her search for a higher education. ELIZABETH M. CORNWALL Classical Rainbow classmate honest and true And, Jurthermore, a worker too. Volleyball, X; French Club, X; Latin Club, X, XI, XII; Math. Club, XI. XII; History Club, XII; M usic Club, XI, XII; Bible Club, XII; Orchestra, X, ] il, XII; Monitor, XII; Perl. Attend., X, XI; Honor Roll Pin, XI; Latin Award, XII; Horace Trans. Contest, XL “Libby”, though a quiet member of our class, is a willing worker. Since she has done well in her studies here, we feel sure she’ll succeed at Bucknell. HOMER J. DARLINGTON Scientific Yankee A just Jortune awaits the deserving. Plectrum Club, X; History Club, XI, XII; Bible Club, XII; Science Club, XII. Homer is the type of person who isn't afraid of the most difficult fjroblem. His intellect, line character, and great personality will cause lim to be missed by his friends. State Teachers College awaits him. EDWARD H. DAVIS Commercial Indian He's tried everything but play in the band Around here he's tops—a tailor-made man. Football Squad, X, Varsity, XI. XII, Capt., XII; Basketball, Squad X, Varsity, XI, XII; Track Squad, X, XI; Inter-Division Baseb ill, X; Tennis Tournament, X, XI; Coop. Council, XI, Vice-Pres., XI, Pres., XII; Class Pres., X; Class Treas., XI; Class Rep. to Gen. Assoc., XII; Vice-Pres. Bovs’ A. A., XI; Varsity Club, Pres., XII; Hi-Y Club, XI. XII; Class Lieut., XI, XII; Monitor, XIf; Perf. Attend., XI. XII; Athletic Honor Award, XII. “Ed” is a man of affairs—love affairs, social affairs, athletic affairs and school affairs. May your life's affairs be as successful as your other affairs.