Downingtown High School - Our Year Cuckoo Yearbook (Downingtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1933 volume:

The CucKcc 1933 ‘Published by the Junior Qlass Downingtown High School Downingtown, Ta. THE CECKC© Dedication TO J ir. Floyd Q Fret We, the Class of 1934, respectfully dedicate this volume of “The Cuckoo,” in appreciation for the ADVANCEMENT ANI) IMPROVEMENTS HE HAS MADE IN OUR SCHOOL AND AS AN EXPRESSION OF OUR ESTEEM FOR HIM. Page Four THE CECECC Mr. Floyd C. Fretz Page Five THE CUCHCC Order of Hooks.......... 1. Administration 2. Qlasses 5. Organisation 4. Athletics Features 6. Advertising Page Six Page Seven Administration THE CUCHCC Hoard of Education Ernest Smf.dley, President George E. Perry, Vice-President N. Leland Wilson, Secretary Graham Bentley Mrs. Belle M. Hutchison Mr. Floyd C. Fretz, Supervising Principal Mr. John Heffner, Principal of High School Page Eight THE C1JCHCC High School Faculty Floyd C. Fretz....................................Supervising Principal John E. Heffner..............................High School Principal—Latin Lii.ue Flinn.........................................................School Nurse Marian V. Philips. ... A..,... a....................................History John R. Reist. .. • fJT-........................Mathematics, Physics Helen U. Hoffman (Mrs.)............................................English R. Vinton Smedley . . . ...........J..............Commercial Department F. Vivian W atkins v ’, . tylcst ■ ■ Commercial Department Glen H. Clark...........................General Science, Chemistry, Biology Virginia E. Bentley.........................................French, English William D. MacAlpine....................................Physical Education, Health Elizabeth R. Blake.........................................History, Civics Francis Tweed...........................................Physical Education, Health Mary Mahan..............................................................Art Ruth Shumway McCaiion (Mrs.)..........................................Music E. Matlack (Mrs.)..................................................Domestic Arts Alice W'indle.....................................................Secretary Page Nine ucrec Elementary Schools Mary R. Swayne (Mrs.).......................................... . .Grade 8 Anna L. Hall.............................................................. Grade 8 Ida V. Lillard........ . Grade 7 Elizabeth L. Gray (Mrs.) ... .......................... . .Grade 7 Rhoda Yost..................................................... . .Grade 6 Mabel Hoopes....... . ... ___ ..... .Grade 6 Lillian Schoenbkrger. . Grade 5 Sara O. Powell..... Grade 4 Elizabeth Ezrah. . ...Grade 3 Sara V. Way..... ....................... . ..Grade 2 Mary Musser. Grades 1-2 Mary Leedom............................................................. .. .Grade 1 Mary Thompson.............................................................. Union Helen M. Walk............................................................... Grade 1 Irma B. Grif.r . ..Grades 1-2 Lillian Perry........................................................... Grade 2 Marvenia Miller................................................ . Grades 2-3 Henrietta Touchton...........................................................Grade 3 Charles Emery............................................................... Grade 4 Alice R. Hadfield (Mrs.). Grades 4-5 Enijora Freeman............................................................. Grade 5 Anna Murray..................................................................Grade 6 Sara B. Gibbs................................................................Union Page Ten Page Eleven Classes THE CUCHCC GILBERT RIMEL ENGLERTH “Gilly” lie Shops to Conquer President of ('lass (4); Business Manage! Cuckoo (3) Football (1); Baseball (2, 4); Basketball (2, 3); Track (3) Dramatic Club (2, 3); Treasurer, Dramatic Club (3) “My Double and How He Undid Me” (3); “Faculty Take-Off” (3); Washington Pageant (3); Assistant Manager, Football (3); Manager, Football (4); Debating (4); Glee Club (3. 4); HiV Club (3, 4); Art Club (2); Audubon Club (2); Science Club (4); Debating Club (4). ELLA JOSEPHINE MOORE “Jo” It isn't any trouble just to b-l-u-s-h, blush. French Club; Gift Club; Dramatic Club, Secretary; Student Council (3, 4). Secretary (4); Vice-President of Class (4); Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant (3); Reporter, Student Council (4); Fast Brandywine High School (3); Girl Reserves (4). LILLIAN ROSE REUTTER “Lil” The future “Model Business Woman. Girl Reserve Club (2. 4); Secretary and President, Gift Club (3); Cuckoo Staff (3); Office Practice Club; Secretary of Class (4); Glee Club (2, 3): Audubon Club (2); Washington Pageant (3). WAYNE GRAY RAYSOR “Raysor” And is he a Sharp One Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (2): Track (3, 4); Student Council (3); Treasurer of Class (4); Henry's Wedding; President of Audubon Club (2); President of Press Club; President of Science Club (4); HiY Club (3, 4), Vice-President (4); President of Home Room (3. 4); Debating Team (4); Associate Editor of Cuckoo (3); Class Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4). Page Twelve THE CLICHE© ELWYN L. ALGIER “Al” “Strong, but silent as a r ick. Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Track (3, 4); Athletic Club (3, 4); Audubon Club (2). ROBERT THOMAS ASH, Jr. “ Bob” The school's modest and shy boy. Football (1. 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4); Art Club (1. 2. 3, 4); Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Athletic Club (3, 4); Mathematics Club (3); Band (2, 3); Cuckoo Staff (3); Vice-President of Class (3); Secretary of Class (2); Hi-Y (3, 4); Minstrel Show (4): Audubon Cll,b(2)- PEARL MAE BAUM A good student and a quiet {?) girl. Girl Reserve Club (2, 4); Commercial Club (3, 4); First Aid Club (3); Washington Pageant (3). H. ALBERT BENNER “Abnew” Everyone “nose him. Track (3); Baseball (4); Athletic Club (3, 4); Bovs’ Glee Club (4); Washington Pageant (3); Wallace High School (1, 2). Page Thirteen THE CLCI €€ ELEANOR GRACE DAVIS “Davy” “And they learned about women from me. Basketball (1, 2, 3); Hockey (1, 2, 3); Glee Club (2); Belle of Bagdad” (2); Washington Pageant (3); Henry’s Wedding (4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Girl Reserve (2, 3, 4); Gift Club (3); Office Practice Club (4); Audubon Club (2). CHARLES C. BOWMAN “Ce Ce” “ ain't gwine to study no more Aubudon Society (2); Latin Club (3); Athletic Club (3): Science Club (4); Washington Bi-centennial Pageant (3). CHARLES RICHARD BOWMAN We can't all be king, so why slave? Athletic Club (4); Mathematics Club (4). DOROTHY MARGARET BROOKOVER “Dot” She can be very dignified when she wants to. Girl Reserves (2, 4); Gift Club, Secretary (3); Office Practice Club (4), Secretary; Cuckoo Staff (3); Secretary of Class (3); Student Council (3); Audubon Club (2). Page Fourteen the cucrcc FRANCES MARIE DAWSON “Our school days now are past and gone” LELAND MILTON DAWSON “Lee” “On the other side of the wtrld I may see you again.” Guthriesville High (2); Baseball (3, 4); Athletic Club (3, 4). ERNEST J. DiEUGENIO “Ernie” “Still miters run deep ” Latin Club (3); Commercial Club (3); Athletic Club (4); Baseball (4). CHARLES CROSSLEY DIXON “Mike” “Mischief is my middle name” Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (2, 3, 4); Mathematics Club (3); Athletic Club (3, 4); Hi-Y Club (4); Audubon Club (2). Page Fifteen the cucrcc MARY EVA DOWLIN She's a good football player. I've seen her in action. Girl Reserves (2, 3, 4); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Commercial Club (3, 4); Audubon Club (2); Basketball (4); Hockey (1). HELEN MARIAN EARNSHAW She gets a howdy front everyone. Wallace High School (1, 2); Commercial Club (3, 4); Girl Reserves (4); Washington Pageant (3). JACOB VALENTINE EDGE “Jake” Handsome, witty, cheerful and gay One you may honor but not obey. Athletic Club (4); Westtown School (1, 2, 3). “Clancy” “And nothing bothers me. Baseball (3, 4); Athletic Club (4); Mathematics Club (3); Art Club (3); Cuckoo Staff (3); Audubon Club (2). Page Sixteen the cucrcc ADA MABEL FLEMING “Life has liveliness to sell First Aid Club (3); Gift Club (3); Commercial Club (4); Wallace High School (1. 2); Girl Reserves (4); Glee Club (1, 2). SARA REBECCA FLINN “Sally” “Flinny There is no danger that can cross the threshold. Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4); Audubon Club (2); Hockey (2); Girl Reserves (2); First Aid Club (3); Camera Club (4); Dramatic Club (4). MICHAEL ANTHONY FRANCELLA “Mike” “Public Speaker No. 1” Football (3, 4); Basektball (3, 4); Track (2, 3, 4); Athletic Club (3. 4); Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Baseball (4); Dramatic Club; Art Club; Class Basketball team (1, 2); Audul)on Club (2); Hi-Y Minstrel Show (4); Home Room Officer. GRACE L. GABEL I sicken of men's company. Home Economics Club. Vice-President (3); Commercial Club (4); Camera Club (4); Struthers, Ohio, High School Page Seventeen THE cucrcc WILLIAM JOHN GILLAND Jr. “Half-pint” “Every time I open my mouth, I put my foot in it.” Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Orchestra (4); Track (3); Art Class (3. 4); Office Practice Club (4); “The King’s Fool” (1); Washington Pageant (3}; Glee Club (4); Debating Club (4); Commercial Play (3); Hi-V (4); Class Treasurer (4); Senior Banker (4); Audubon Club (2); Botany Club (2); Class Basektball (1). HELEN HARRIET GUIE Lo, I have opened unto you the wide gates of my being. Bondsville Elementary School; East Brandywine High School (1. 2); French Club (3, 4), Secretary (4); French Play; Basketball (4). Commercial Club (3); Gift Club (3); Office Practice Club (4). KENNETH HABECKER “Kenny” Hardhearted? Try to slip by him at the movie-house door. Baseball (3); Track (4); Washington Pageant (3); Athletic Club (3); Science Club (4); Audubon Club (2); Student Council (4); Boys’ Glee Club (3, 4). Page Eighteen THE CUCHCC THEODORE HAMMOND “Ike” “Gone are the days when my heart was young and gay. Latin Club (3); Commercial Club (3); Athletic Club (4). V— 4i PAUL LEROY HANNUM “Russ” “Oh! hard times, come again no more. Baseball (3, 4); Hi-Y Club; Commercial Club (3, 4); Class Basketball (3); Audubon So iety (2); Play, “Saturday Morning in an Office”. Play, “Not to the Swift (4): Hi-N Minstrel Show (4); Vice-President Commercial Club (3). ETHEL MAE HARPLE “Eddie’ “ Frankie and Johnie were lovers. French Club (3, 4); E. Brandywine High School (3); French Play. FLOYDS STEVEN HENDERSON “Hen” My rifle hand is stiff and numb. Wallace High School (1, 2); Football (3, 4); Baseball (3, 4); Track (3); Glee Club; Athletic Club; Camera Club; Washington Pageant. Page Nineteen THE CUCHCC MARIK MARGUERITE HERTEL wonder why her hair isn’t red. Basketball (3, 4); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Girl Reserve Club (2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (3, 4); Auduboi Club (2); Cuckoo Staff (3); School News Reporter; “Belle of Bagdad”; Washington Pageant; “A Blessed Christmas.” BEATRICE REBECCA HOLMAN “Beaty” Her smile would coax you to give her anything. Hockey (2, 3); Basketball (2, 4); Press Club (3); Dramatic Club (3); Audubon Club (2); Glee Club (2, 3. 4): Cuckoo Staff (3); Girl Reserves (4); “Belle of Bagdad” (2); Washington Pageant (3). F. FELICIA HUGHES “LIsby” She walks the deep fields of the sky. French Club (3); First Aid Club (4); French Play (3); East Brandywine High School (1, 2). LILLIE M. JARRETT “Lil” “And the night shall be filled with stars.” Commercial Club 3; Camera Club 4. Page Twenty THE CUCHC© SARA R. KAUFFMAN “Sonny’ H V g't) Sira fir advicz. GirlReserves (2, 3, 4); Commercial Club (3, 4); Audubo i Club 2); Hockey (1). PUSEY THORNE LAMMEY “Cat” “Smile awhil? and givz your face a rest Football (2, 3, 4); Basketball (2. 3, 4); Track (3, 4) Baseball (2, 3, 4); Hi-Y Club (2, 3, 4). RAYMOND D. LARKIN “Ray” “ What's the name of that book you won at our spelling contest, Ray? Baseball (2, 3, 4); Art Club (3); Athletic Club (3, 4): Audubon Club (2); Associate Editor of Dc-lli News. JAMES EDWARD LAWN “Jimmy Grass” Y “A y were few England's a j lly good country, don't you know, eld chap! i Football (4); Track (3, 4); Mathematics Club (3); Athletic Club (3,4); A jdubo i Society (2); Cuckoo Staff (3): Class Basketball (3). Page Twenty-one THE CUCHCC y XT $ V W ELLIS LELAND MacINTIRE “Mac” “O, who will walk a mile with me Along life’s merry way?” Athletic Club (3, 4), Vice-President (3); Hi-V Club (3, 4), President (4); Football (1, 2); Basketball, Manager (4); Class Basketball (1, 2, 3); Class Baseball (1, 2, 3). JOHN TODD MacNAB “ There is a destiny that makes us brothers” Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1, 2. 3); Track (3, 4); Basketball (3); Audubon Club (2); Dramatic Club (4): Athletic Club (3); Mathematics Club (3); lii-Y Club (3, 4). Going to school my recreation. Latin Club (3); Commercial Club (3); Athletic Club (4). Page Twenty-two the cucrcc DENTON M. McCLURE “Mike” “ know a vale where I would go one day.” Athletic Club (3, 4); Baseball (4). JAMES HARLAN McQUEEN “Jim” ' The Race is not Always to the Swift.” French Club (3); Audubon Club (2); Mathematics Club (3); Athletic Club (4). CORBIN COOLEY MENDENHALL “Corby” I have some very broad views. Football (1); Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Track (4); Mathematics Club (3); Athletic Club (3, 4); Band (1); Hi-Y Minstrel Show (4); Science Club (4); Audubon Society (4). OSCAR JACKSON MEYER, Jr. “Jack” “Patrick Henry's only rival” West Chester High (3); Track (3); Football 0); Science Club (3); Athletic Club (3) Downingtown High (1, 2, 4); Glee Club (1); Audubon Club (2); Science Club (4); Debating Club (4); Track (4). Page Twenty-three THE CUCHCC CARROLL VINCENT MOORE “Paul Muni Go West, young man, Go West” Band (1, 2); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Commercial Club (3, 4); Football (2, 3, 4); Baseball (1,2, 3, 4); Basketball (2,3,4); Washington Pageant (3); “Henry’s Wedding ’; “Saturday Morning in an Office”; Bi-News Staff; Cuckoo (2); Class Basket- PARK MOORE My shoulders ache beneath my pack Baseball (2, 4); Football (1, 2, 3, 4); President of Class (2); Washington Pageant (3); “College Days” (2); Home Room Officer (4); Dramatic Club (4); Athletic Club (2); Science Club (3); President, Student Council (4); Cilee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Cuckoo Staff (3). DOROTHY ELLEN MUSSELMAN “Dot” “ Why can't everyone think like I do? Basketball (3, 4); President, Gift Club (3); Dramatic Club (3, 4); Debating Club (4); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Editor-in-Chicf, Cuckoo (3); Reporter (1, 2, 3, 4); Play, “A Blessed Christmas”; Washington Pageant (3); Girl FLORENCE E. MYERS She is making all the season's sweet. West Chester (1); Commercial Club; Audubon Club; Dramatic Club (4); Washington Pageant (3); “Henry’s ’Wedding” (4); Camera Club; Girl Reserves (4). Page Twenty-four THE CEICECC JOHN K. PARKE, Jr. “Jack” “Candy! Candy! Who will buy the Seniors' candyt Baseball (1,2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Football (2, 3, 4); Hi-Y Club (3. 4); Athletic Club (3); Science Club (4); Art Club (2); Track (4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Wawhington Pageant (3); Class Basketball (1); Audubon Club (2); Hi-Y Minstrel Show (4); Home Room Officer (2). MARVIN PATTERSON ‘Monk Looking, forward to his studies Usually depending on his studies. Football (1); Athletic Club (3, 4); Audubon Club (2). EORGE EDWARD PECK “Senator rd you say that he is always in the 4Nick of time. tadnor High (1, 2); Football (3, 4); Track (3, 4); MJfthletic Club (3, 4); Hi-Y Club (4); Athletic Club Sec-jretary (3), Vice-President (4); “Henry’s Wedding”; Student Council (3). A. MARY PIERSOL You'll believe the saying, 44All good things come in small packages when you see Mary. Wallace High School (1, 2); Commercial Club (3, 4 Girl Reserves (4). Page Twenty-five THE CUCHCC SAMUEL STUART POLLOCK “Stew” We think he is very “ Wise. Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1. 2); “Belle of Bagdad (1); Orchestra (1, 2. 3); Band (1); Mathematics Club (3); Athletic Club (3, 4); Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Science Club (4); Audubon Club (2); “College Days (2). , 1 ANNA LEANDA ROM IG “Ann” Her heart is like a garden fair. Art Club (2); Hockey (3); Basketball (4); (iirl Reserves (2, 3, 4); Audubon Club (2); First Aid Club (3), Secretary; Washington Pageant (3); Dramatic Club (4); Camera Club (4). JOSEPH JOHN SCIARRETTA “Shar” '‘For he's a jolly good fellow! Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Baseball (1, 2. 3, 4), Captain (4); “College Days (1); Belle of Badgag (2); Washington Pageant (3); (ilee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Hi-Y Club (3. 4); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Audubon Club (1, 2); Christmas Play (4); Vice-President, Class (2); Class Treasurer (3); Trumpet Quartet (1, 2, 3); Track (3, 4); Dramatics (2, 3, 4); Minstrel Show (4); Cuckoo Staff (3). BEATRICE MARIE SCHULTZ B “Concentrated Energy Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Art Club (1, 2. 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2); Vice-President, Art Club (2); Washington Pageant (3); Belle of Bagdad (2); Art Scholarship from Spring City Academy (2); Cuckoo Staff (3); Girl Reserves (2, 4); Manager, Girls’ Basketball (4); Audubon Club (2). Page Twenty-six THE CEJCECC DONALD SCHULTZ “Don” The Adonis of the school. Don't you think so, flirts? Art Club (2, 3, 4), Treasurer (2), President (3, 4); Latin Club President (3); President of Class (3); Student Council Vice-President (3); Cuckoo Staff (3); Track Team (3, 4); Debating Club (4). PAUL H. SMITH “Smitty” I'm scared that I'll be a stray yearling. Phoenixville High School (1); Audubon Club (2); Band (2, 3, 4); Athletic Club (3, 4): Track (3, 4); Debating Team (4); Commercial Play (4); Declamation Contest (4). ELIZABETH JEANNE SPEIRS “Jill” liOur most promising journalist. Glee Club (4); Girl Reserves (4); Dramatic Club (4); News Club, Journalism (3); East Brandywine High School 0, 2). DOROTHY YOST “Dot” “Mine is the earth, and everything that's in it. Glee Club (2, 3, 4); Girls’ Basketball (1, 4); Audubon Club (2); First Aid Club (3, 4); Washington Pageant (3); “Belle of Bagdad ; Girl Reserve Club (4). Page Twenty-seven THE CECKCC MERVIN TILLMAN THOMAS “Bud It was a hard struggle but I pulled through. Basketball (4); Athletic Club (3, 4); Bel I wood High School (2). MARY V. TRAVAGLINI Goopy Gear has nothing on our Mary. • 4jK Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (2, 3, 4), Vice- ' President (4); Orchestra (2, 4); Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Audubon Society, Secretary and Treasurer (2); Hockey (3); “Belle of Bagdad” (2); Washington Bi-Centennial Pageant (3); College Days (1); Cuckoo Staff (3); Dramatic Club (3, 4); Art Club (3); Music (1, 2, 3, 4). MARGARET ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD “Marg” The Girl Reserves have lost one of the best leaders they have ever had. Commercial Club (3, 4); Girl Reserves (2, 3, 4). President (2). Treasurer (3). President (4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Audubon Club (2); Basketball (1); Assistant Senior Banker (4); Hockey (1); JESSIE E. VADINE ”The merry love to dance. Commercial Club (3, 4), President (4); Commercial Play; Girl Reserves (2, 4); Dramatic Club (4); Audubon Club (2); Cuckoo Staff (3); Glee Club (1). Page Twenty-eight THE CLCHCe GLEN EDWARD WAGNER What a politician! What a debater! Ridley Park High School (3); President, Dramatic Club (4); Debating Club (4); Glee Club (4); Track (4); Play, “A Blessed Christmas.” ? ELIZABETH MARIE YEAGER The best hearted girl in school. 1 hope she doesn't lose her heart. Commercial Club (3. 4), Secretary (4); Treasurer of Class (2); Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); “College Days” (1); “Belle of Bagdad” (2); Washington Pageant (3); Girl Reserves (2, 3, 4), President (2), Secretary (4); Audubon Club (2); Student Council (4); Commercial Club Play, “Not to the Swift” Mary”; Cuckoo Staff (3). MAURICE E. YOHN, Jr. “Buzz” Goodby to our football team with its leader gone. Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (4); Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (2); Track (3, 4); Athletic Club President (3, 4); Hi-Y Club Club (3, 4), Treasurer (4); Audubon Club (2); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4). Page Twenty-nine CHARLES EMERSON WILGIS Farewell, we shall meet again. Press Club; Office Practice Club; Audubon Club THE CLCI C€ School Qalendjr Sept. 19—School opens. Sept. 30—Pusey Larnmey completed a contract in typing on time. Oct. 1—We defeated the Phoenixville football team with a score of 16-0. Oct. 8—Another victory for the Downingtown football team over Glen-Nor 14-0. Oct. 13—Junior Doggie Roast. The Freshmen were guests of honor! Oct. 15—The West Chester game resulted in a tieless score. O t. 19—A benefit football game was sponsored against North Coventry. Oct. 20—Mr. Clark’s home room won the ticket selling contest. Good work! Oct. 22 We suffered a defeat at the hands of the Eddystone football team 6 0. Oct. 28—End of the first period. Six-week's tests in progress! Oct. 29—North Coventry team defeated by ours with a score of 28 -0. Oct. 30—Night school started, under the supervision of the High School teachers. Nov. 4 Reports sent home for the first period. Oh, the weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth! Nov. 5—Mr. Heffner bowled 170. A very good score for one to achieve. Nov. 5—Berwyn game resulted in a victory for the Downingtown High School 24-6. Nov. 8—Election Day—Socialists won by the total of 115 votes. Nov. 12—Coatesville defeated the Blue and Gold with the score of 7-0. Nov. 19—Perhaps Paul Rimel thinks that our term will be over sooner if he tears several pages from the calendar. Nov. 23- Thanksgiving Vacation begins. Nov. 25—The Junior Dance -Financially and socially successful. Nov. 30—Mr. Clark almost shot a deer this hunting season. Nov. 30—TRUE or FALSE? Mr. Heffner ate a dozen bananas and a pound of pretzels. Dec. 3—Football banquet held in honor of our Blue and Gold supporters. Dec. 13—Second period ends. Dec. 14—William Crawford was a guest speaker at the Rotary Club. Dec. 20—Report cards for second period sent home. Dec. 23—The Christmas vacation begins. Jan. 2—Christmas Vacation ends. Jan. 25—Annual spelling contest won by Raymond Larkin. Jan.26-31- Mid-year examinations. Feb. 1—Third period ends (One-half our school term lost, strayed or stolen). Feb. 8—Reports are sent home. Feb. 11—Debating teams were selected. Feb. 11—Senior Dance held at the Minquas Fire House. Feb. 14—Walter Hadfield got to school on time. Feb. 16—A new member has joined the Appendicitis Club—Ella Touchton. Feb. 22—Mr. William Upshaw, ex-congressman and candidate for the Presidency, gave a stirring address in Assembly. Feb. 26—Miss Philips permitted the Juniors to go ahead of our esteemed Seniors. That is something worthy of comment. Feb. 28—Calamity of Calamities! Ellis Speakman forgot to bring Miss Watkins to school! ! March 6—The Cuckoo Staff picture was taken—Don't you pity the camera? March 15—Fourth period ends. March 17—The Sophomores had their first dance. March 22—Fourth period report cards sent home. Why was it that I did not get an A in English this time? I wonder? April 13—3:30 P. M.—Easter Vacation begins. April 17—8:45 A. M.—Easter Vacation ends. April 27—Fifth period ends. May 4—Report cards for the fifth period sent home. May 24-26—Senior final examinations. May 30—Memorial Day. June 1-6—F'inal examinations—Many a sleepless night we are having. June 4—Baccalaurate Exercises. June 6—Class Night Exercises. June 7—Eighth Grade Advancement Exercises. June 8—Commencement Exercises. June 9—School closes—what relief! 1 Page Thirty THE CIJCECO Junior Qlass History THE class of '34 had 70 members when it entered the doors of this Downing-town High School two years ago. but at the beginning of this year the number was increased to 80 owing to the many newcomers that entered from the Wallace High School. Our class colors are Crimson and Silver and the class flower is the American Beauty. The officers of our class are as follows: President—John Moyer Vice-President—Sam Peck Secretary—William Crawford Treasurer—'Grace Hadfield Our class is the backbone of the school. It is full of pep and is always the first in any new activity. It is spoken of as THE Junior Class. Let us hope that we will keep our lively reputation in the new high school. By Beryl E. Hurlock. Page Thirty-one TEE CECECC Sophomore Qlass History APPROXIMATELY ninety in number we entered high school as Freshmen. Here we were properly initiated at the Freshman Reception and a “Doggie Roast.” Being Freshmen we did not organize. Now we are Sophomores, about 78 in number. In this class there are many talented members. As Sophomores we organized as follows: President—Andrew Maclntire Vice President—Harry Elston Secretary—Mary Merkt Treasurer—Palmer Raysor Although we like being Sophomores we are waiting for the coming twro years. As upperclassmen and graduates we aim to make Downingtown High School proud of us. By Janet Laird. Page Thirty-two THE CUCECC Freshman Qlass History THE Freshman Class is made up of a hundred members. A large percentage of these pupils completed their eighth grade work in Downingtown while the remaining members came to us from the outlying districts of Cain, Uwchlan, Upper Uwchlan, East and West Bradford and West Whiteland. The Freshman Class was thoroughly initiated by the more advanced students in the high school at the annual Doggie Roast held early in September. This class is not allowed to organize or select any officers during the first year. The class occupies two home-rooms; the girls are assembled in Room 9 under Miss Bentley and the boys in Room 14 under Mr. Reist. The Freshmen are well represented in all of the school activities such as music, art and athletics. Their scholastic attainments are equal to those of the other classes. This promises to be a class of which Downington High School will be very proud. Page Thirty-three THE CUCHCC Eighth Cjrade THE Eighth Grade of Downingtown Public School how has eighty-two scholars enrolled. There are forty-one girls and forty-one boys. The boys of the class are very fond of athletics and club activities. Many of the boys belong to Gra-Y Club sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. of Coatesville. The class has much musical ability; several belonging to the High School Band and also to Junior Orchestra. Six of the members come from East Cain Township; one from East Bradford Township; one private tuition and the remainder live in the borough. The boys and girls are looking forward to entering the Junior-Senior High School next fall. For he who always does his best, Ilis best will better grow, Blit he who shirks or slights his task, lie lets the better go.” Page Thirty-four Page Thirty-five Organizations THE CUCHCC The Quckoo Staff' Editor-in-chief William Crawford Associate Editor Beryl Hurlock Business .Manager Howard Baldwin Assistant Business Manager Hugh Murphy Literary Editor Sylvia Weinberg Featfcre. Editors Mildred Deputy William Butterman Music Editor Elizabeth Murray Alumni Editor Helen Binder A thletic Editors Ralph Entrekin Gladys Spence Photographic E.ditor Helen Hyde Advertising Manager Walter Hadfield Advertising Assistants John Moyer Carrie Miley Vernon Lee Jack Forbes Circulation Managers Duer Smedley Elizabeth Pollock Lois Brown V; Carmen Travaglini Page Thirty-six THE CECECO Student Qouncil OFFICERS Parke Moore............. Ralph Entrekin.......... Ella Moore.............. .... President Vice-President .....Secretary MEMBERS Amy Lee Kerr Dorothy Abel Elizabeth Murray Kenneth Habecker Horace Rodgers Marie Yeager Gertrude Jefferies Mary Merkt Ogier Norris Elizabeth Eachus Page Thirty-seven THE CLCI CC Dramatic Qlub Miss Elizabeth Blake Mr. John Heffner Club Advisors THE Dramatic Club is divided into two groups the Freshman and Sophomore Group, which is sponsored by Mr. Heffner, and the Junior and Senior group sponsored by Miss Blake. Some of the club programs were built around the great personalities of the world of drama. A study of the theatre as it exists today, the current plays in Philadelphia, and modern one-act plays were also studied by the club members. Both groups of dramaticians produced one-act plays for the entertainment of the student body. The play sponsored by the Freshman-Sophomore group was “Tea and Algebra . “A Blessed Christmas was the play given by the Junior-Senior group. Page Thirty-eight the ctcrcc Jhrt Qlub Miss Mahan Club Advisor OFFICERS Donald Schultz...........................President Jean Rodgers........................Vice-President Kathryn Dixon............................Secretary MEMBERS Beatrice Schultz Anna McAllister J OSEPHIN E DA NIELSON Madeline Parrott Carrie Mercer Elizabeth C,reenlkaf Evelyn Petrella Florence Long George Zittle Evelyn Brown Leon Williams Frank Bishop The Art Club has spent a very successful and interesting season. This year more time and attention have been given to craftwork which not only trains us in this line but also helps us to beautify our homes. I his year we have made a variety of articles, such as: lamps for dressing tables, sun porch stands, and bases. Many students have made masks, while others have made articles of plaster of paris. Posters were made for the various school events this year. A study was made of the mixing of clay and paint with their colors. The aim of this club is to create an interest in the artistic side of life. Page Thirty-nine THE CUCHC© Cjirl Reserves Qlub Miss Marian Philips....Club Advisor OFFICERS Margaret Underwood.....................President Mary Travaclini...................Vice-President Marie Yeager...........................Secretary Helen Binder...........................Treasurer THE Ciirl Reserve Club was organized this year with forty-nine members. The aim of the club is to develop traits of leadership and responsibility. Fifteen girls represented the club at the County Conference in Coatesville. The club also took part in the State Bible ( ontest, for which they secured some excellent speakers. The speaker for the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was Grace Livingston Hill Lutz. The programs of the club are based on four themes: social life, mental life, religious life and service to others. Page Forty THE CUCHC© Hi-Y Club Mr. Glen Clark.......Club Advisor OFFICERS I.eland MacIntire.........................President Wayne Raysor...................... . Vice-President Ralph Entrekin............................Secretary Morris Yoiin............................. Treasurer THE Dowrrngtown Hi-Y has been one of the most active clubs in Downingtown High School for a number of years. During the past school year the Hi-Y has accomplished many things. We have been a member of the State Y. M. C. A. Bible Study Contest, a member of the Chester County Indoor Baseball League for Hi-Y's, a member of the State Conference, we have sponsored a Father and Son Banquet, we have sent representatives to many conferences that have been held in the eastern part of the state, and have sponsored a social given in I). H. S. Page Forty-one French Qluh Miss Virginia Bentley..Club Advisor OFFICERS Lillian McCausland.......................President Sarah Edge..........................Vice-President HELEN Guie...............................Secretary MEMBERS Madeline Madkigale Virginia Johnson Ethel Harple Helen Guie Sara Edge Leona Brown Caroline Marshall Margaret Johnson THE French Club, under the leadership of Miss Virginia Bentley, is called the Fleur-de-Lis. The Constitution is written in French. All of the meetings are conducted in French. The aims of the club are: to speak French entirely, to further the students’ knowledge of the French habits and customs, and to appreciate French authors and poets. Page Forty-two TEE CECECC !Debating Qlub Miss Marion Philips Club Advisor Negative Team William Crawford Glen Wagner William Butterman Dorothy Musselman Wayne Raysor Affirmative Tea m Paul Smith William Gilland Oscar Myi:r Gilbert Englertii Donald Schultz Affirmative Team Debates Oxford 2.................................Downingtown 1 Avon-Grove 1.............................Downingtown 2 Kennett Square 3.........................Downingtown 0 Negative Team Debates Oxford 0................................Downingtown 3 Avon-Grove 0............................Downingtown 3 Kennett Square 0........................Downingtown 3 Page Forty-three the ctcrec First-Aid Miss Lillie Flinn Qlub . ...Club Advisor OFFICERS Hazel Dowlin...........................President Martha Englerth...................Vice-President Ethel Dowlin...........................Secretary THE importance of training in First Aid was the basis upon which this club was organized. Miss Flinn taught the girls the reasons for knowing how to render first aid, and the essentials to be remembered in taking care of a case. Lessons and demonstrations were given on spiral bandages and their application, triangular bandages, shock and its treatment, fainting and the care demanded, burns and their treatment, snake bites, applying tourniquets, and cleansing and dressing wounds. Page Forty-four THE CUCECC Home Economics Qlub Mrs. Emma Matlack...Club Advisor OFFICERS Bbtty Springer............. Helen Di'Bosq.............. Mildred Rambo. . . . . President Vice-President .....Secretary MEMBERS Carrie Smith Laura Bowers Josephine DuBosq Erma Bowers Mildred Cottier Helen Marshall Cora Wertz THE Home-Economics Club was organized for the purpose of considering subjects pertaining to the home, and create a heartfelt interest in the girls, in the spirit of appreciation, helpfulness and knowledge of Home Management in its unlimited demands and opportunities. Our meetings have been interesting and helpful. Page Forty-five THE cucrcc Qamera Qlub OFFICERS Jack Parke............... Carroll Moore............ Mary Piersol............. Helen Eaknshaw........... .... President Vice-President .....Secretary . . . . Treasurer THE Camera Club was organized the second semester under the supervision of Mr. Smedley. The club consists of about forty-three members and we meet every other Thursday from 1:0() to 1 :30. Our aim is to learn more about the camera and about taking pictures. Mr. Greenleaf has given us several talks about the camera and is also sponsoring a contest. In this contest an award is to be given to the one presenting the picture which is selected by the judges as the best. Page Forty-six THE CHCHCO aAthletic Mr. Wii.lum MacAlpine Mr. Francis Tweed OFFICERS Morris Yoiin........................President George Peck....................Vic:-President Robert Ash..........................Secretary THE Athletic Club is made up of two groups, the Freshman-Sophomore group sponsored by Mr. Tweed, and the Junior-Senior group sponsored by Mr. MacAlpine. Interesting discussions were held on the Olympic games, the training for them, the advantages, and the results of the games. The boys discussed the different systems of football offense and defense. Reports were given by members of the clubs on timely sport subjects. Good sportsmanship was the central topic of consideration by both groups of boys. The advisors of the club tried to impress the boys with the value of sports and of good sportsmanship. Page Forty-seven THE CljCI €C Office Practice Qlub Miss Vivian Watkins................Club Advisor OFFICERS Linwood Rimel.........................President Charles Wilgis................. Vice-President Helen Donnelly........................Secretary THERE were 14 members in the Office Practice Club during the first semester. Each member was shown how to use the Ditto machine. Office practices and techniques were studied and reports on timely business topics were made by appointed committees. The Junior members competed with the Senior members in speed dictation. One of the outstanding features of the club was a Christmas party which proved quite a success. Several students and Mr. Smedley were the honor guests. William Gilland did not forget to bring all the dill pickles which seemed to be very popular—especially when eaten with ice cream. Page Forty-eight the cucrcc The Hand OFFICERS Amos L. Milky.........Director and Business Manager Richard Robinson.........President and Iss . Director Paul Smith............................Vice-President Lois Brown................................ Secretary Leroy Pawling............................. Librarian Mr. Ernest Smedlky.................. . Treasurer Cornet Richard Robinson Horace Rodgers Leroy Pawling Joseph Sciarrktta Park Moore Lois Brown Mabel Haeberle Robert Romig Evan Lewis Robert Ash Clarinet John LkFkvrk Ada Miley Mary Eva Dowlin William Gilland Richard Rittbnabuch William Quinn Richard Clark Donald Page Eleanor Levenitk Flute Grant LbFevre Baritone Howadr Baldwin Melophone Charles Rodgers Mildred Deputy Paul McCombs Trombone Carmen Travaglini Lewis Barn Bass Paul Smith Carrie Miley Drums Albert Fitzgerald Horace Miller, Jr. Leon Williams Marshall Deputy John Pannebaker Page Forty-nine THE CUCttCC High School Orchestra Mrs. Ruth McCahon............Director Mary Travaglini...........Accompanist Violins Florence Strickland Lena Shaw Pauline Detterline Antoinette Duca Marjorie Holman Zillah Shaw Helen Hyde Betty Pollock Evelyn Brown Helen Good Cornets Horace Rodgers Lois Brown Everett Pollock Robert Romig Mabel Haberle Clarinets Mary Eva Dowlin John LeFevre Richard Clark Piccolo Grant LeFevre Baritone Howard Baldwin Bass Carrie Miley French Horn Mildred Deputy T rombone CA R M EN TRA VAGLINI Page Fifty THE CLICHE© Junior Orchestra Mrs. Ki th McCahon Violins Florence Strickalnd Richard Ash Harold Mittman Lester Snell Gilbert Algiers Galen Alexander Norman Holcombe Director Baritone Vincent Travaglini Horns Paul McCombs John Qiunn Harry McAllister Grant LeFevre Richard Clark Drum Marshall Deputy Page Fifty-one THE OJCI €€ Cjirls’ Gflee Qlub Mrs. Ruth McCahon..........Club Advisor Mary Travaglini.............Accompanist MEMBERS Betty Rossi Lena Shaw Mildred Deputy Doris Taylor Antoinette Duca Marjorie Holman Beryl Hurlock Christine Travaglini Betty Pollock Helen Hyde Lilli a n McCausla nd Gladys Rittbnbaugh Grace Hadfield Gladys Spence Zillah Shaw Marie Yeager Elizabeth Murray Dorothy Yost Beatrice Schultz Jeanne Speirs Carrie Mil by Lois Brown Beatrice Holman Virginia Johnson Marguerite Hertel Mabel Haberle Anna McAlister Page Fifty-two tee ctcrcc Hoys' Cjlee Qlub Mrs. Ruth McCahon...........Club Advisor MEMBERS Howard Baldwin Carmen Travaglini Paul Smith William Gilland Gilbert Englerth William Butterman Glen Wagner Park Moore Ralph Entrekin zMusic Department ■___IIGH School music consists of private instruction in violin, voice and piano, I | music theory, appreciation and history, all of which are elective. The Girls’ Glee Club members are secured from individual voice tests as is the Boys' Glee Club. The Orchestra is composed of members of the high school who play a musical instrument of acceptable ability and is augmented by members of the Junior Orchestra for special concerts making 45 players in the ensemble group. The special outline of work for this year has been the preparation of twelve numbers of the best music literature for the Orchestral Festival to be held in West Chester in April. The Damrosch Music Appreciation Hour, Series A, B C, are heard each week from the 4th to 12th grades inclusive. Page Fifty-three THE CUCHCC Science Qlub Mr. John Reist...........Club Advisor OFFICERS Kenneth Habecker.........................President Jacob Edge..........................Vice-President .........................................Secretary MEMBERS IIarold Summers Wayne Raysor George Peck Frank Bishop Ethel McConaghy Villa Powell Allen Peck Virginia Eleanor Smith Kenneth Habecker Jacob Edge Robert Romig Earl Hughes Harry Elston Blayne Detterline Donegan Page Fifty-four Page Fifty-five Athletics THE CUCHCC Qoaches Mr. Wm. MacAlpine Football, Basketball and Baseball Mr. Francis Tweed A ssistant Football and Track Page Fifty-six THE CLJCECC 5Varsity Team Carmen Travaglini. Wayne Raysor.... George Peck....... Elwyn Algier...... Thomas Lee........ Stuart Pollock Charles Dixon. Jack McNab. Park Moore. . Joe Sciarretta Morris Yohn....... ............Center ......Right Guard ......Right Tackle ......Left Tackle ......Left Guard .........Left End ........Right End . . . Left Halfback . Right Halfback ......Quarterback Fullback (Captain) Football Scores D.H.S. Opp. Saturday, October 1—Phoenixville, away........................ 16 0 Saturday, October 8—Glen-Nor, home............................ 14 0 Saturday, October 15—West Chester, home 0 0 Saturday, October 22—Eddystone, away........................... 0 6 Saturday, October 29—North Coventry, home......... .26 0 Saturday, November 5—Berwyn, home............................. 24 6 Saturday, November 12—Coatesville, away........................ 0 7 Saturday, November 19—Pottstown, home......................... 13 6 Page Fifty-seven THE cucrcc Varsity Tearn JOSEPH SCIARETTA. Carmen Travaglini Morris Yohn . . Robert Ash . Jack Parke........ Guard (Captain) . Guard . Center Forward Forward Hoys’ Hasketball Scores Downingtown 20 Berwyn 22 Downingtown 13 Pottstown 23 Downingtown 20 Unionville 18 Downingtown 23 Phoenixville 24 Downingtown 17 West Chester 69 Downingtown 33 Unionville 14 Downingtown 23 Coatesville 35 Downingtown 23 Parkesburg 27 Downingtown 27 Berwyn 13 Downingtown 22 Pottstown 29 Downingtown 23 Phoenixville 26 Downingtown 15 West Chester 29 Downingtown 37 Parkesburg 27 Downingtown 17 Coatesville 32 Downingtown 15 Kennett Square 26 Page Fifty-eight THE CIJCECC Girls’ Hasketball Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown 21 Berwyn............................38 19 Coatesville.......................33 18 West Chester......................34 23 Phoenixville......................23 18 Marple Newtown....................32 Mary Travaglini, Captain Betty Pollock Thelma McQueen Christine Travaglini Helen Hyde Gladys Spence Beatrice Schultz, Manager Page Fifty-nine THE CLCI C€ Track Squad Sam Peck.................................Captain James Mento..............................Manager Track Schedule April 21—Church Farm School...........Away April 29—Penn Relays at Philadelphia May 7 Triangular Meet with Coatesville and Phoenixville at Coatesville. May 13—Chester County Meet at West Chester May 20—Kennett Square High School May 27—Perkiomen Meet at Pennsburg June 3—Suburban Meet at Norristown i Page Sixty THE CUCHC0 Haseball Squad Joe Sciarrktta ] Walter Hadfield (■...........Pitchers Leland Dawson j Herman Schuler. .. Catcher Richard Rittenbauc.i . . First Base JAva fOABES....... Robert Ash....... Jack Parke.. Harry Simmons Raymond Larkin . . . Morris Vohn...... ....Right Field Second Base Third Base Short Stop Left Field Center Field William Mac Alpine.......................Coach Hugh Murphy............. —'..U Manager Joe Sciarretta.........................Captain 1Haseball Schedule April 13—Coatesville April 18—Berwyn April 25—West Chester May 2—Phoenixville May 5—Phoenixville May 9—Coatesville May 12—Pottstown May 16—Pottstown May 23—Berwyn May 29—West Chester Page Sixty-one THE cucrcc Qheer Leaders Helen Hyde Christine Travaglini| Marjorie Phillips Joseph Fennelly Ralph Entrekin fj , GLISSON ESCORTING MR. FRETZ TO SCHOOL THE FIRST DAY Page Sixty-two features Page Sixty-three THE CUCHCC LATEST SONG HITS Two Loves.......................................... As You Desire Me................................... Ten Nights in a Bar-room........................... 1 vi Got Rhythm.................................... You'v; Got Me in the Palm of Your Hand............. From Out of Nowhere................................ My Extraordinary Gal............................... My Silent Love..................................... Humming to Myself.................................. Just a Little Closer............................... Just Friends....................................... Keeping Out of Mischief............................ Let's Try Again.................................... Little Girl............. .......................... Snuggled On Your Shoulder.......................... Call Me Darling.................................... Betty Co-ed........................................ Cheer Me Up........................................ My Own............................................. I Love You Truly................................... Living in Dreams................................... Lovable............................................ You're My Everything............................... Sleepy Time Gal.................................... Wreck of the Old '97............................... My Song............................................ By the Fireside.................................... I'll Always Be In Love With You.................... ..........Joe Shar . Helen Glauner . Norris McGuirk ... Florence Long .....Ella Moore .....Miss Flinn ....Ethel Mercer Sara Kauffman . . Elwood Algiers ......Mike and Jo Bud and Libbie ......Paul Rimel Christy and Tubby .... Helen Baldwin . .Nicky and Peck ........Jean Zook . Betty Pollock ......Jack McNab ,v iladys and Jack .......Park Moore .............Buzzy .. . . Peggy Johnson ....Helen Binder . . .Sylvia Wienberg ........Mr. Heffner .....Miss Philips . .. .Glenn and Dot ............Susie Kate Smith....... Bing Crosby..... Guy Lombardo. . Ben Bernie...... Paderewski...... Ted Weems........ Skippy.......... Orphan Annie. . . Don Bester...... Globe Trotter Singin’ Sam...... Mills Brothers. . . Boswell Sisters. . . Cab Calloway. . . . Blanche Calloway Don Biglow..... RADIO LAND ......Josephine DuBosq ..........Charles Dixon ......Ernest Di Eugenio ...................Popjoy ..........Albert Benner .............Bub Abel .............Paul Rimel .............Sally Edge .........Marvin Patterson ............Joe Fennelly .............Sam Peck Mary, Jean, Char, Midge ......Peck, Cat, Raysor .........Howard Baldwin ..........Eleanor Davis ..........C. R. Bowman Dorothy Yost: “What can I do to reduce?” Stew Pollock: “Take the proper exercise.” Dot: “What kind would you recommend?” Stew: “Push yourself away from the table three times a day.” Page Sixty-four THE ClICECC MISCELLANEOUS Unconscious Whoops.. . . Republican. Democrat.. Socialist Jack Forbes . Nicky Hyde .......Dot Glen Wagner . . Paul Smith “FAMOUS SAYINGS” “I’m ketching fun ......................................................Betty “I don't want any noise in this study hall ....................Mrs. Hoffman “Now I mean what I said. Get going”..............................Guess Who Please close the door”...............................................Smedley We will have a test on Friday”....................................Mr. Reist Now Friends”......................................................Mr. Fret . Oh. Jacob”......................................................Ethel Harple “Gee Whiz”............................................................Christy Jessie: Butterman is a nice guy, he never did anything to me.' Murphy: “Wait till you see the annual.” Mr. Reist: “Jack, if I should tear a paper into 4 parts, what would I have?” Jack Forbes: “Fourths.” Mr. Reist: “Into 16 parts?” Jack: “Sixteenths.” Mr. Reist: “Into 1000 parts?” Jack: “Confetti.” Jack Parke: “At the Senior Dance my suspenders broke right in the middle of the floor.” Ash: “Weren’t you embarrassed? J. P.: “No, Shar was wearing them. Barber (commencing the hair-cut): “Did 1 ever tell you about the time when I—(resuming business)—want it short, sir?” Mr. Fretz (wearily): “Yes, a mere synopsis will do.” WEfc? Page Sixty-five THE CUCHC0 School Days Page Sixty-six THE CLICHE© Qlass of 1932 Charles Elston...............Attending Drexel Institute. Earl Entrekin.................Working at his father’s store. Alice Dennis...............Attending West Chester State Teacher’s College. Mary Jane Hutchison..........Maryland College for Women, Lutherville, Md. William Ash.................A student at the George School. Lillian Bareford............Attending Drexel Institute. Mary Bareford...............Attending West Chester State Teachers College. Elizabeth Beitlf.r..........Attending West Chester State Teachers College. Thomas Brookover............A student at the Mercersburg Academy. Elizabeth Carpenter..........Taking a Post-Graduate course at Downingtown High School. George Ciarlone.............Employed at Greenleaf’s Pharmacy. John Gathers.................Taking a Post-Graduate course. Kenneth Comstock............At home. Elizabeth Cook..............At home. Paul Daylor.................At home. Dorothy Detterline.........At home. Dorothy Diffenderfer.......Attending Bucknell University. Edyth Duca.................At home. James Elston...............Attending Drexel Institute. Thelma Esworthy............Employed by Dr. McCahon, Veternarian. Marie Fahey................At home. . Helen Fahey................In training at the Misecordia Hospital, Philadelphia. Eileen Farrell.............Attending St. Agnes High School, West Chester. Francis Fennelly...........Taking a Post-Graduate course. John FranCELLA.............Taking a Post-Graduate course. Emma Gottier...............At home. Geraldine Harple...........At home. Arthur Harrison............At home. Elsie Hashinger............Working at the Five and Ten cent Store. Downingtown. Lois Henry.................Attending West Chester State Teachers College. Evelyn Hughes..............In training at a Hospital in Reading. James Hurtt................At home. Horace Hutchison...........Attending Susquehanna University. John Kaempher..............At home. Gertrude Kaplan............At home. Sylvon Kauffman............At home. Mary Jane Kehler...........Attending Susquehanna University. John Lamping...............Attending Temple University. William Larkin.............Attending Art School in Philadelphia. Eleanor Levenite...........Attending West Chester State Teachers College. Galusha March..............At home. Dilworth Marshall..........At home. Helen McLain...............At home. Virginia McMichael.........Attending Wilson College. Michael Mento..............Employed at Greenleaf’s Pharmacy. James Merkt................At home. Esther Miskelly............Post-Graduate course at Downingtown High School. Ruth Pannebaker............Post-Graduate course at Downingtown High School. Norman Piersol.............Employed at Sheeler’s Garage. Dorothy Philips............Attending West Chester State leachers College. Ann Pontius................At home. Audry Pontius..............At home. Quindi Rossi...............At home. Rose Runk..................Attending Susquehanna University. Harold Schultz.............Taking a Post-Graduate course. Morris Seeds...............At home. Maurice Speakman...........At home. James Summers..............At home. _ , Hannabf.lle Thomas.........Attending West Chester State leachers College. Ruth Wein..................At home. Margaret Wirth.............At home. . Anna Wise..................Dental Hygienist course at University of I ennsylvama. Isabel Wray................At home. Alice Wray.................Employed at the Five and ten cent Store. Page Sixty-sejen the ctcrec Qlass of 1926 Philip Swank...............At home. Sara Brown.................Graduate of State Teachers College, now teaching at Berwyn. Franklin Dagub.............At home. Mildred Eppeheimer. Graduate of State Teachers College, now teaching school. Elizabeth Ezrah Graduate of State Teachers College, now teaching in Downingtown Allan Harris...............At home. Rebecca Hughes Graduate of State Teachers College, now teaching school. Francis Laird..............Resides on Stuart Avenue. Hazel Laird Teacher at the Buck School, Chester County. Eloise Miller Resides on West Lancaster Avenue. Ruth Rim hi................Wife of Gilbert Cox, resides on West Lancaster Avenue. Vinton Smedley Teacher in the Downingtown High School. Dorothy Schubert...........Deceased. Henrietta Touchton.........Teacher ill Downingtown Public School. Paul Tweed........ Employed in West Chester. Elma Wright................Wife of Charles Young, resides in East Bradford. Qlass of 1924 Dorothy Ash, graduate of the State Teachers’ College, and engaged in teaching at Norristown, Pa. Margaret Bailey, attending University of Pennsylvania for Doctor’s degree. Dorothy Bowles, married Howard Cain, now resides on Mary Street. Downingtown, Pa. Leonard C ai m. graduate of Franklin and Marshall College, is now engaged in teaching. Floyd Crisman, Interior Decorator at Gimbel Brothers, Philadelphia, married and resides in Philadelphia, Pa. W illiam Dague, mail-carrier in Downingtown, Pa., married Sarah Lutz. ROCCO Donato, resides on Pennsylvania Avenue, Downingtown, and is employed at Lukens Steel Co., Coatesville, Pa. Anne Downing, at home. Wayne Fitzgerald, served three years in the United States Army, married and now located in .Seattle, Washington. George Foreman, associated with father in paper-hanging and painting business. Helen Foreman, graduate nurse of the Chester County Hospital. West Chester, Pa. Anna Good, married Harold Mulvaney and resides in Downingtown. Sarah B. Lutz married William Dague, and resides on Highland Avenue, Downingtown. Anna Nichols, married and resides at Dorian’s Station, Chester County, Pa. Dorothy Popjoy, at home in Guthriesville, Pa. Thomas A. Runk, employed at Bethlehem Steel Co., Coatesville, Pa. Gladys Sharp, graduate nurse of the Doctor Price Hospital, Philadelphia. Dorothy ( . Shillady, graduate of the State Teachers’ College, W’est Chester, Pa., teaching at Norristown, Pa. Carl Smith, graduate of Susquehanna University, now teaching history in the Bordentown, N. J. High School. Edward Stouff, graduate of State College, now a farmer near Thorndale, Pa. Qlass of 1920 Esther Ax, married Hathaway F'rain, Brandywine Avenue. Margaret Bray, teaches at Bondsville. Mary Bicking, married Gordon Carpenter, East Lancaster Avenue. Charles Cain, employed at the Capitol, Harrisburg. Myrtle Good, teaches at Collingswood High School. Ola Good, married Howard Logan, Uwchland Avenue. Harry Haines, druggist in Ocean City, N. J. Kathryn Hess, married Edward Barton, resides on Brandywine Avenue. John Hoffman, farming near Eagle. Marcaretta Mahan, married Frank Helms, Mary Street. Edith Miller, married Harlan Usher, F-ast Lancaster Avenue. Olive Miller, married Wilmer Dolby, Denver, Colorado. Helen McCormack Dorothea Moore, wife of Dale Winter, Erie, Pa. Stougii Noll, auditor in Philadelphia, lives in Downingtown. John Powell, Osteopathy, Downingtown. Anna Townsley, married, lives in Philadelphia. Anna Wiiarry, deceased. Pauline Starner Page Sixty-eight Page Sixty-nine Advertising A. G. Spaulding Brothers Quality Athletic Goods for All Sports School and Club Business Solicited REPRESENTED BY Coatesville Hardware Company Page Seventy COATESVILLE, PA. M. D. FREEMAN Photographic Portraits of Distinction... SPECIAL RATES FOR SCHOOLS STUDIO- 42 West Gay St. WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: 557-R Page Seventy-one JOSTEN’S Jewelers and Stationers OWATONNA, MINN. Manufacturers of Rings and Pins for the Class of 1934 JOHN H. MO WERE aArchitect PHOENIXVILLE S. Austin Bicking Paper Manufacturing Company Compliments ...of... John H. McGowan Son Automobiles and Supplies I 15 East Lancaster Avenue Downingtown, Pa. BELL PHONE 20 STUDEBAKER ROCKNE Chas. W. Furlong Jefferson and Chestnut Streets Downingtown, Penna. OPEN EVERY EVENING Phone Your Orders and Have Them Delivered PHONE 166 IT PAYS TO SUPPORT YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD Buy from Independent Stores • Guthriesville Store H. CLAVIER, Prop. Buy Coal That Acts Well From Maxwell J. W. MAXWELL SON “Heat Headquarters' DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. Page Seventy-four 1 T IS with a Spirit of Pride we extend our Congratulations to the Class of 1933 of the Downingtown High School, and wish them the greatest success and prosperity in years to come. Parent and Teachers Association DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Compliments ...of... Downingtown Paper Company Lowebrook Farming Company Downingtown, Pa. PHONE 612 High Grade Guernsey Milk and Cream The School You ' Have Always Known” Business and Secretarial Courses for young men and young women. 68th Year Book Upon Request PEIRCE SCHOOL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pine St., west of Broad Philadelphia Page Seventy-five Compliments ...of... ®be Ih'tm Jjimmti ferine? Compliments ...of... 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