Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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8 THE ANNUAL James Hoover—An a 11 - r o u n a sportsman. A future electrical engi- neer. Dolores Howley—Doll plays ten- nis and dances. A charming person- ality. Joseph Howley—An athlete. Foot- ball team, 1932. Hobby: eating. Florence Hurwitz—0 u r class artist. Secretary of the Fine Arts Club. Favorite amusement: reading. Joseph Ippoliti—Witty. A keen sense of humor. Hobby: drawing and painting. Otis Jones—President of Dunbar Society. Interested in religious edu- cation. Ambition: writing. Marie Julian—Monya is a future student of Oberlin College. Quiet. Ambition: to be a famous writer. Paul Kerr—A guitar virtuoso. Sneeze will go to Wharton School. A future auditor. Lillie Knott—Hobby: dancing. A swimmer. Aspires to be a nurse. Jane Lawton — Our pianist. Laughing. Good-humored. A student in Ursinus College next year. William Layton — Tall. Blond. Loosely built. Interested in journal- ism. A basket ball player. Walter Matkowski—Behold our future athletic coach. Porky will go to Penn State next year. An active fellow. Felix Newman—Blond. Well-knit. Witty. Ambition: to join the navy and see the world. All-round athlete. William Smith—Active. Alert. Hobby: aviation. Ambition: aero- nautical engineering. Lawrence Goodley—Master ma- chinist of the class. He has a passion for machinery. Lillian Goodley — A little girl with an ambition to be a missionary. A great reader. William Gorman—A commercial student. An artist of tomorrow. Pres- ent hobby: drawing. Edward Green — All-round good fellow. Fond of machinery. Delaware State is his future Alma Mater. Lillian Guyer—A lively miss. Tall and blond. Fond of reading. Frances Hamilton — Good-na- tured. Optimistic. Full of bright illu- sions. A future nurse. Graham Headley—Prize-winning stamp collector. A tennis player. Be- hold the future Bill Tilden. Emmanuel Hoffman — Manny’s ambition is to be a college student. Penn State will be fortunate when it receives this dashing young man next year. Charles Eberly—Radiating smile. Life of the party. Faithful worker. Pelican. Brown eyes. Brown unruly hair. Hobbies: eating and athletics. Cut-up. Very friendly and popular. Hildrey Hulstein—Likes to take walks. Likes to read books. Enjoys the theatre. Lives in Parkside. Plays the piano. Graceful. John Yagle—Tall. Dashing. Our aviator with an appreciation for good music. Gertrude Zommick — Always ready to help someone. Curly-haired. Brown-eyed. Dependable. John I m burgi a — Strong. Soccer player. Industrial Society. Boys’ A. A. Track man. High jumper. Baseball. Nice. Up in studies.

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THE ANNUAL THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1932 HOME ROOM 28 Elizabeth Davidson—The girl with the smile. Brown hair. Spar- kling eyes. We hope she’ll use her smile to advantage. Joseph Demkin—The boy with the gay neckties. Gay. Dashing. Jo-Jo came to us last November from At- lantic City. Clementina Dezzi—Petite and dark. Our future pharmacist. Clem is widely read on this subject. Dorothy Dilmore—An expert typist. A fond reader of good books. A basket ball player. William Doall—Our civil engi- neer. Alabama University is Bill’s future Alma Mater. James Doherty—President of Lit- erary Society in 1932. A basket ball and tennis player. Jimmie will study law at the University of Pennsyl- vania. Clara Ehrentraut — Somebody’s future secretary. Dainty. Blond. Charles Faries—A stamp collec- tor. An expert horseman. A future chemist. Leona Friedkin—Gay. Dark hair. Laughing eyes. A dancer. Her ambi- tion? Annette Goldberg—Quiet. De- mure. A reader. A future teacher. We may see her teaching in our Alma Mater.

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THE ANNUAL 9 HOME ROOM 101 Thomas Barnard — Tap dancer. Athlete, swimmer, and captain of soccer team. Art student. Tall, dark, and shy. Walter Bradley — A former Franklin student. Quiet. Shy. An Industrial, specializing in pattern- making. John Bowers—Football player. Member of Industrial Society. A Dewey recruit. Dark and attractive. Another quiet boy. Horace Armstrong—Girl-shy. Studious. Strong. An industrious pattern-maker. Mum’s his password. Elvin Jones—Joe Jinks. Worker on the publications in circulation. Debater. “Ya did!” Full of fun. Base- ful. Excitable. Jack Daniels—Likeable. Commer- cial student. Industrious. Serious. From Smedley Junior High. Martin Cuniffe—Soccer and base- ball player. Popular. School-spirited. Likes to dance. Winning smile. Swims. Sol Gold — All-around good stu- dent. Debater. Official. Writer. Honor student. Accomplished pianist. Eu- thusiastic in Student Council. Lawrence Buck—President of Vergil Society. President of class in his junior year. Girl-shy? Mathe- matician. President of Mathematics Club. Edward Rockett—From Trenton High School in his senior year. Editor of the “Welcome.” Head and shoul- ders above classmates in his actual studies. Chester Czernik—From St. Hed- wig’s. A commercial. Quiet and shy. John Cliff—A new-found foot- ball star. Admirable. Studious. Hails from Essington. An all-around good fellow. Kenneth Babe—A sure go-getter. Good scholar. Well built. Steady worker. Great soccer player. Bashful. Vincent Caruso—A gifted musi- cian. Held class offices in freshman and sophomore year. Member of cir- culation staff of the “Welcome.”