Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

 - Class of 1938

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GENEVIEVE KALISEWICZ Iennie, a future Temple student. Great Leopard enthusiast. Hair like loan Craw- ford's. Commercial. Capable. Good dis position. Seen with Wanda and Hedwig. MARY G. KAPOURELOS Kappy will attend Temple. Likes teach- ing Greek. Hero: Abraham Lincoln. Glee club, student council. lntelligent. Frank- linite. Lovable. Friendly. FRANK KENDRA Hank, Immaculate Heart. Future drafts- man. Likes M. L. and l8 others. Enjoys swimming and canoeing. Ideals: Claire Trevor and Miss Riley. Football and track. RAYMOND KIDD Enjoys swimming, dancing, sleeping, Hates window-shopping. Ideal: M. 14. G. Hopes to see new high school built. A. A. May attend college. WILLIAM T. KNOWLES Little Willie. Pattern-maker. Franklin- ite. Likes a certain blonde. Dislikes con- ceited girls. Future pipefitter. Admires Dorothy Lamour. VIVIAN KOENEMAN Biff. A member of our oh-so-swingy trio. Dislikes blondes. Any special rea- son, Vivian? Very efficient office worker. Hobby: flunking problems tests. SIXTEEN GERALD KOSMIN Deweyite. Likes wrestling and chemistry: could do Without French. Benny's friend. Hangs out at Y. M. C. A. Science club, A.A. A tease. HARRY KURYEA Tall, handsome. nice personality. Reti- cent. Answers intelligently in problems. Likes tall, blonde girls. Active in sports. Basketball. Dramatics. NELLIE KRUCZAI Dewey-Mann. Reds Future school: Temple. Girls' A. A., golf, tennis, base- ball. Admires Bob. Dislikes conceited people. Best friends: Iennie, Kay. Bas- ketball star. FLORENCE LAWTON Shy commercialite from Clifton Heights school. Floss. Likes to skate. Ambi- tion: to be somebody's successful short- hand scribbler. NELLIE LUCYK Wilfred Academy will claim her next. Deweyite. Likes art, reading, music. Art club, girls' A. A., glee club, dramatic so- ciety. Dislikes stuck-up people. Hobbies: sports. IOHN LUPOLI Will be an athletic coach. Seen contin- ually with Bob and Bill. Has weakness for brunette imitator of Dolly Dawn. Syracuse College is his next stop.

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LEWIS HUNT SARAH E. IESTER Likes to wear odd hats. Boys' A. A., Sym- Ping-pong champion at Smedley. Girls' phony Orchestra. Nice-looking cornet basketball manager. Wants to teach player. Pet saying: Let's have a jam English. Hero: a drummer. Says: Honest session. Future school: Pre-law, Bow- doin College. HANNAH E. HURWITZ Hails from Franklin. Pet diversion: dood- ling. Collects plants. Will attend Temple. Art, German, dramatic clubs. Capable. Dainty. WILLIAM HURY Bill hails from Dewey. Future indus- ' trialist. Likes swimming, football. Is fre- quently seen around the Rosemont Club. Pet saying: No stuff. THOMAS HUSTON Good-looking, but shy. Likes swing mu- sic. Swell tennis player. Often seen with Harv. Witty. The class's- tallest. Intelli- gent. SARAH I . IVES Petite and very shy. Likes exciting books. Temple Business School. Best friend: Dorothy MacDonald. A. A., dramatic so- ciety, Tri-Hi. SAMUEL P. IVINS Will go in for medical psychiatry at Washington U. Hobby: playing piccolo. Best friends: Babs, McAfee, two Lils Science, German, newswriters, math clubs. Honor student. to Iohn. Good student. Nice. ALMA IOHNSON From Upland. Nice commercialite. That's iust duckyf' Dislikes homework. Ambi- tion: to travel. Member of A. A., dra- matic society, swimming club. ADA IDA ION ES Aims to be a piano teacher. Likes work- ing on adding machine. Kind to dumb animals. Hero: Robert Taylor. Frank- linite. IOHN IONES Dewey-Mann. Good clarinetist. Will be aviator and aeronautical engineer. Likes Wagner's librettos. Member of orches- tra, band, mixed chorus. ROBERT JONES Bob. Trumpeter in band and orches- tra. Likes ice cream and Io. Mis- chievous. Future education: P. G. and W. of P. Dislikes spinach and Benny Goodman. Punster. ALBERT I. IURICH Hick hails from Resurrection. Tarzan physique. Ray Milland and Myma Loy fan. Baseball, history club. Swims like a fish. Likes to travel. FIFTEEN



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WILLIAM LUTTRELL MARGARET MARTIN Bill will own a drug store some day. Man, oh man. Seen wherever there's a baseball game. Swell mathematician. Active. Heroes: the Lindberghs. Peg, Iournalist. Temple will claim her. Heroine: Dorothy Thompson. Best friends: powder puff, curlers. Interested in music and certain red-head. Glee club, mixed chorus, newswriters. HOWARD MAHONEY RAYMOND MCAFEE. Ir. Bus likes paydays. Can't resist Sun Village girls. Has an interest in Chester Times. A pleasant blond. EDWARD IOSEPH MAKSIMOWICZ Good-looking Franklinite. Vocation: Methodist ministry. Likes music. Band, mixed chorus. Secretary-treasurer of or- chestra. Dislikes iazz. Best friend, his mother. Specks. Smedleyite: going to join the CHARLES MCC!-ASKEY navy to see the world. Hates stuck-ups: prefers them natural. MARY MANNING Diminutive commercialite. PeqqY's a Alabama Coeds thrilled at prospect of his coming. Chas likes dancing. Hero: Donald Duck. Will marry mattress- maker's daughter. Advocate of five-year plan. Wiz at bookkeeping. Peirce's Business ROBERT MCCOY School. Another Taylor fan. Always ac- companied by a redhead. VICTOR MARCHLIK Goose Dewey. Hero: Sammy Kay. Worst enemy, president of class? Presi- dent of industrial society. Fine all- round athlete. Tall, distinguished-looking. Roosevelt CURTIS MCCRAY School of Aeronautics. Likes photog- raphy and model-making. Intelligent. ln- terested in science. Math club. Curt's ambition: to have own dance band. Swing and sway with Curt McCray. Heroes: Horace Heidt, Mr. Heard. Watch Curt: he's headed for success. MICHAEL MARSICH DOROTHY McrcDONALD Mouse lndustrialite from Smedley. Hobby: taking things apart to see what makes them tick. Future machinist. Pet aversion: arguing with Miss Bloom. Will make some one an efficient secre- tary. Hero, Fredric March. Pretty hair? Dot hails from Smedley. Can't get her arithmetic. SEVENTEEN

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