Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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CLAIRE M. PANICO Dutch. Cute Deweyite. Likes cafeteria dances. Best friends: Markie, Doris C. Would like to see a gym here. Annual, Welcome, student council, newswriters. NANCY PANKIW Feltonville product. Panko. Full of fun. Well-liked. Future tap-dancer. Dramatics, A. A., hiking, commercial clubs, base- ball team. Pet saying: Cheese and rice. EDWARD M. PARASINK Ed. Hobbies: eating, sleeping, sports. Dislikes home room period. Pet aver- sion: cranky teachers. Good basketball player. Best friend: Twisty. Football and basketball. CARL AUSTINE PARKER Twisty. Ambition: to graduate. Hopes to be school teacher. Secretary of Ches- ter Highlanders. Dislikes girls now, but wait! Future School: Duke University. EDWARD ANTHONY PASELA Wood pecker. St. Hedwig's School. Pet aversion: girls, he says. Hero is Lem Cooke. Friends: Doug and Bill. Vocation, mate on oil tanker. MARY ELIZABETH PAXTON Rather sweet. Hobbies: badminton, knitting. Hero: Richard Greene. Voca- tion: teaching. Activities: Forum, drama- tic society, A. A., history and German clubs. Annual. Honor Society. Lovely girl. EDWARD PETERS Pete. Franklinite. Likes music, Mr. Clare, and girls. Hobbies: archery. (So is cu- pid's). Pet aversion: Hello, son. Fu- ture school: Drexel. Football. Unassum- ing. AGNES PETERSON Iggy. Attractive blonde. Franklin. Hob- by: roller skating. Hero: George (?). Friends: Ruth and Kay. Ambition: priv- ate secretary. Helpful, capable, active. Pleasant. KATHERINE HELEN PETERSON Kay. Best friends Agnes and Ruth. Hopes to become a stenographer. Hero: Bing Crosby. Likes indoor roller skating. Annual staff. Likes Florida. LEWIS JAMES PIERCE Louie. Spends spare time playing baseball in Sun Hill. Pet ambition: to be successful. Will go to Drexel Night School. Student council. MARY FRANCES PHILLIPS Marne. Likes going out with Jimmie (?). Admires Donald Duck. Ambition: to be a good housewife. Gentle and sweet. Small. Blonde. NORVAIN PLEASANT Comes from Douglass. Aims to become a doctor. Will study at Harvard Univer- sity. Likes problems, mechanical draw- ing. Correctly named. r r TWENTY

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EDGAR ASBORNE MOORE Bud's hobby is keeping chicken's healthy. Aims to own a large modern chicken farm. Future landscape gard- ener. Admires Red Grange. Good athlete himself. FRANK MELVILLE MOORE Smedleyite. Likes lunch and sports. Dis- likes D's and brown slips. Pastimes: eating and sleeping. Likes horses. Am- bition: to travel. (Ours, too). THOMAS MORGAN Jape was captured from Resurrection. Likes Miss Riley. Very shy. Friends: Al, Lew. Future uncertain, he says; good, we hope. WHILBERT MOULDER General. Will. Heroine: Ginger Rog- ers. Says he dislikes English and prob- lems. Friend: Jimmie B. Ayer University. Where is it? THOMAS EDWARD MYLETT Miley comes from Resurrection. Likes Mr. Smithers and bookkeeping. Am- bition: to fly. Interested in swimming, football. Dramatic society, A. A., social fund committee. ANTRANIK NAZIGIAN Tony. Annual photographer. Flashing smile, friendly personality. Abhors pol- itical speeches. Wants to become news- reel photographer. Popular. Capable but diffident. SARAH ELIZABETH NETHERY Cis. Dislikes arithmetic and chemistry. Likes reading, walking, movies, and Jon Hall. Pet aversion: blue Mondays. Hopes to be nurse. Temple University. CATHERINE NEWS Kass.” Petite commercialite. Friends: Tine and Jean. Hero: Ferdinand the Bull. Vocation: stenography, for a while; then perhaps marriage. HELEN BONAVEXTURE NEWSOME Slugger hails from Smedley. Would like to work in office. Pet aversion: fourth period. Hiking club, A. A., Honor Society. Bright. MARGARET MYRTLE O'BRIEN General. Likes art and Mrs. Hartman. Pastimes: reading, art, dreaming about Collingdale. Pet aversion: How's Col- lingdale? An interesting girl. FLORENCE OLIVER Commercial. Likes reading, and seeing movies with him. Commercial Club. Likeable. Admires D. D. Will take dicta- tion kindly and efficiently. MARY PACE Veegee. Talkative, friendly. Likes typ- ing, shorthand. Wants to be a good sec- retary. Attends all basketball games. We wonder who or what attracts her. NINETEEN

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IRMA POLLOCK Irm dislikes Algebra. Hero: Franchot Tone. Likes movies and golf. Student council, Welcome, Annual, dramatic so- ciety, glee club, A. A. Attractive and popular. JOSEPH FRANCIS POLOMSKI Sam. Woodpecker. Dewey School. Likes problems and Mrs. Clare. Heroine: Ann. Wants to be soldier of fortune. Fu- ture school: P. N. A. CLARENCE CLIFFORD RICE Hails from Franklin grammar school. Likes Mr. Shoemaker and plane geo- metry. Hopes to travel around the world. Interested in chemistry. Serious youth. JOSIAH RICHARDS Richie. Dislikes problems. Pet aver- sion: Why? Hobbies: gas models of aeroplanes and music. Hopes to be U. S. Navy test pilot. THOMAS EUGENE RICKS EARLE S. POST Squearl. Industrial list from Smedley. Dislikes problems. Modestly desires to be president of Baldwin's. Likes swim- ming and skating (on thin ice?). Tom Chester High's present fireman's ambition is to go to fires. (What a thrill!). Hates homeroom discussions, but likes lunch period. Future — printer. DOUGLAS H. ROBERTSON CASIMIRA T. PRZYWITOWSKI Charlotte. Hobbies: walking and danc- ing. Attractive. Pet aversion: social cliques. Hero: J. W. Dislikes conceited boys. Friend: Nancy. Newswriters, A. A., swimming club. Competent. MARIE HELEN RAGER Ree came from St. Michaels. Dislikes arithmetic and egotists. Pet aversion: trying to get an excused absence. Temple Business School. Doug. Industrial course. Dislikes phys- ics. Hobby is fishing. Pet aversion: school books. Hero: Gunga Din. Wants to travel. HELEN H. ROBINSON Robbie. Smedleyite. Pastimes: Writing letters, talking on phone?? Dislikes boys with a line. Friends: Irma, Bette. Activ- ities: cheerleader, dramatic society, An- nual staff, A. A. THELMA REED Likes history and Miss Wagner. Hero is Paul Robeson. Hopes to go to Chey- ney State College to take up teaching. Agreeable. ELLA RUBY Would like to be a nurse. Likes swim- ming, and dancing with Jay. A. A., dramatic society. Vice-president of Latin club. Hero: Richard Greene. TWENTY-ONE