Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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George W. Pedlow Principal J. Homer Graber Assistant Principal Florence Benjamin Leah Bloom Amanda Brown Mary V. Carroll Catherine Calhoun Mary R. Jones Jennie Mahon Edna S. Emmott Robert E. Lannen Carolin V. Murdock Bertha A. Helms LANGUAGES Clara M. Parks Alice Birtwell Helen Green. Substitute Harriet E. Oliver Leah Bloom Harold Hartman Martha L. Pancoast Amelie Graf A. Randall Mathues Ward B. Pearson Caroline Robison Margaret Slaughter INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT David M. Baker H. Roy Hosier Walter Miller Albert Fisher PUBLIC SPEAKING DEPARTMENT Pauline Calhoun Caroline Robison. Acting Head Dorothy Smith SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Caroline M. Jackson, Head Florence Benjamin George De Haas Paul W. Pritchard Alfred Buono George D. Lange Theodore Smithers Hannah Cassell Pamela McWilliams Gladys Wagner Andella Pierson ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP Edna S. Emmott Dean of Girls FACULTY ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Florence Williams, Head Gertrude Lawton Sarah McCartney Mary Muldoon Clara P. Riley COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Ella W. Rennie, Head Louise Williams Secretary to Principal Mary L. Springer Assistant Secretary Elizabeth Russell Selina E. Turner Edna M. Wagner Margaret Walker MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT John D. Christman. Head Richard M. Chamberlin Elizabeth M. Miller Emile H. Huber SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Laura E. Reaney, Head Harley T. Atwood Effie M. Hibbs Iva I. DeWitt Zena M. Hunter Frank N. Stein Harriet E. Oliver J. Theodore Park John T. Pentecost MUSIC DEPARTMENT Charles D. Long Lewis R. Zelley PHYSICAL EDUCATION Arleyne L. Pittenger Joseph E. Georgs Margaret H. Schieck ART DEPARTMENT Myra T. Boyle A. Marguerite Norman LIBRARIAN Agnes C. Lorenz

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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.