Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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ORLANDO HALL CLOUD OUR 1922 ANNUAL. +— ‘■Bud'» “Cloudie” Chester High gained another celebrity when Orlando Cloud came from Larkin Grammar School. Of course. “Bud” is modest about it all. so lie never mentions his stellar ability in his lessons. But studies are not the only things wherein Cloudie” shines. During his Junior year he made an ex- cellent class treasurer and the Dramatic Society has benefited greatly by his work on the Executive Board and as curtain manager. Orlando has three great hobbles, namely: Fords, ladies, and audible neckties. Otherwise he’s a nice boy. And when he grows up big. they say, He hopes to be a C. P. A. ANNE COOMBES Who is this demure little lassie? Don’t you know Why it's Anna Coombes. She is our best French student. Besides being a good French scholar. Anne is an ideal commercial student. We have always wondered why Anna keeps her clothes so neatly pressed. We wonder if it is because of a. tailor. Now Anne has a great desire to become a nurse, ho if Jack ever becomes ill he will find a competent nurse in Anne. Now Anne had a little green hat. Just the color of the eyes of a cat, And sad 'tis to say. one cold windy day, Anne’s little green hat blew away. -------------------------------------------------------------+ + 27

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OUR 1922 ANNUAL. + + FRANK CHRISTY ••Chris, “Chrus Frank, ever since his entrance into C. H. S.. has been one of the most active members of our class. When everything around school has to be done at the last minute for any public performance, it is always Frank who is asked, and what is more to the point, it is always Frank who does it. Frank was our treasurer in our second year and president in our Junior year. This year he is president of Dramatic Club and school cheer leader. Very good, we would say. Best of wishes for your future undertakings, Christy. MARGARET CLARK “Peg Behold! who is this tall willowy creature coming down the hall? Sure enough, it’s “Peg” Clark. Now “Peg” is quite a basketball player. It’s a secret, but she is. She used to come to Senior basketball practice every Wednesday, and no doubt she will make a name for herself when she enters into college sports. “Peg” is by no means a poor student; she seems especially interested in music. Margaret has also been ft member of the («iris’ Choral Club for three years. In years to come.” wise Frank remarked, “We'll talk of different things. Of shoes, and ships, and sealing wax, And cabbages, and kings.” “Margaret is tall and fair. With wonderful Titian hair; Now we wonder why we never see Her wonderful man from P. M. C. + 26

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OUR 1922 ANNUAL. WALTER COPPOCK LOUISE COX “Cal” “Cal” came to Chester High School from Franklin Grammar School. From the Freshman year on. “Car has been starring: in athletics. In his Junior and Senior years Cal” has showed up well, playing football and basketball. He is a ferocious tackier on the football team and a fast forward on the basket- ball team, and we are sure that next year's teams will be minus a good many stars, and Cal” is one of them. When Cal” leaves Chester High he is planning to go to P. M. C. or to Notre Dame. Well. Cal” we know that you will keep on starring wherever you go and we wish you luck. +•-------------------------------------------------------------- 28 Silence—a hush steals over the audience—the curtains swing slowly back, and behind the footlight stands the greatest emotional actress of the age. Look again—can it be—no—yes It is! Louise Cox. our old classmate. Well, who would ever have thought it? When she was in our class at school, everyone was predicting an army life for Louise, she liked uniforms so well. We also expected that she would live in tropical climes, she liked. Bowers” so much. Why. Louise was so fond of uniforms, she even liked the boys in military school uniforms. Louise hasn't decided yet what she will do when school is really over, but all her classmates wish her the very heartiest success and luck that can be obtained from life.