Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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OUR NINETEEN THIRTY ANNUAL WALTER MILLER LEGATES Franklin Grammar School Boys A.A. (1,2,3,4) Bovs’ Glee CliibAj.2) SAMUEL LEVENSTEIN Franklin Grammar School FRANCES MARIE LEWIS Upland Grammar School Hi-Y (1,2,3) Drama ticYSohie tv (3,4) Studious , boys? Oh, re are some. Yak4r is one of the old Jendables on the Honor Roll. High aver- ages always. Dramatic Society (4) Debating Society Literary Society, Boys’ A.A. (1, Class Baseb; AnnuaLBoaJff (4) SpellinLdfam (4) Hobby: ft Baseball P Another Babe Ruth ? 'Maybe. At least this is Sam's favorite pastime. Sam is undecided about college, but here’s for luck anyway. Literary Society (3,4) Debating Society (3,4) Dramatic Society (3.4) Girls- A.A. (1,2.3.4) Social Service (1,2) Ambition : To be a nurse Trying to write poetry Frances is a lover of poetry and hopes some day to visit the “Land of the Poets,” her big am- bition being to meet King George. JOHN ELLSWORTH LILLEY Marcus Hook Junior High School -(22)-

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JOSEPH FRANCIS KESTNER Immaculate Heart of Mary School Boys’ A.A. (1,2,3,4) iDebating Society (3) Literary Society (3,4) nnual Board (4) ISa jL Ambition: To study banking Hobby: Typewriting Who always knows his lessons, types with real speed, and is al- ways ready to help an- other fellow? The an- swer is, Joe. FRANCIS JOSEPH K1LGALLEN Franklin Grammar School Bovs’ A.A. (M.3.4) I —riend R—eal f lf to us A—11 ther N—ice tovknow I—s all ight V S—tudicHiS Hobby: Reading A small boy from the country. Like Franklin he craves the sea, but will be a printer. Girls’ A.A. (1.2,3,4) Literary Society (3,4) Dramatic Society (4) Girls’ Social Service (U) She will attend Temple University Hobby : Collecting post cards of different states and countries A real friend to whom to turn in need. Girls’ A.A. (3,4) Literary Society (3.4) Dramatic Society (4) Social Service (1,2) Ambition: To be a stenographer There are quite a few studious girls in the class, but Stella takes the prize. The words, “I don’t know,” aren’t in her vocabularv. EDITH BERNICE KELLMAN ROBERT HANBY KING Booth’s Corner Grammar School Bovs’ A.A. (4) Industrial Society (3,4) Vocation: Printer MILDRED J. KORPACZEWSKI Dewey-Horace Mann School Girls’ A.A. (1.2,3.4) Literary Society (3,4) Dramatic Society (3,4) Social Service (1,2) Ambition : To be a Stenographer Hobby: Music An “up-and-going commercial. Edith likes to read de- tective stories, especially those involving a Ruby. STELLA A. KOZALINSKI Dewey School —(21)—

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OUR NINETEEN THIRTY ANNUAL WALTER B. MAJOR Boothwyn Gammar School JACKSON K. MATTHEWS Upland Grammar School Bovs’ A.As (1 Industrial Sc (1.2.3) ntmg AXtViA haired husky from Ynie wide open ac Boothwyn). He cl es elephants when »ot n aking drive shafts forxtottleships. DOMINIC JOSEPH MARION Eddystone Grammar School Glee Club (1) Track (2) Football (2.3.4) l ys’ A.A. (1.2,3,4) ( fchestra (1.2) e President of Boys’ A.A. (4) Ambition: To enter Villanova College .. Dominic is our great Vjcro in football, and in- nds to shine in this sport at college. DOROTHY MADELINE MARTIN “Dot” Booker T. Washington Junior High School Dunbar Society (2,3.4) Social Service (2) Girls’ Reserve (3,4) Literary Society (2,3,4) Ambition: To study music Dot is' very cheerful and loved bv us all. MARY REGINA McCABE Boys’ A.A. (1,2,3,4) Dramatic Society (3.4) Literary Society (3.4) History Club (1) Ambition: To enter Haverford College Hobby: Saving Stamps One of our successful students. Jackson is a very ardent worker, and we know that lie will succeed in anything lie undertakes. I.iterar Annual B Service (1,2) ident (1.2) A.A. (1.2.3,4) tic Society (3,4) tarv-Treasurer . (4 3£JL y (3,4) (1 (4) Ambit To enter Business Col Hobbies: Tennis and swimming M—erry A—iniabic R—iglit there Y—’s, she is THOMAS FRANCIS McCARRON St. Michael’s Parochial School Boys’ A.A. (1.2.$ Hi-Y (3) Debating Sodk y (2.3.4) Literary-SooijQy (3.4) Cross CdiAttf (2) Member J Spelling :’s Team stfciy to Peirce’s (19JBTO Tom is a ery quiet boy, He’s .ne’er been known ttr raw or weep, llutvwt recall the adage savsK y “Still waters oft run deep.” “(23)-