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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1934 volume:

■ Curknn 1934 PUBLISHED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS DOWNINGTOWN HIGH SCHCX)L DOWNINGTOWN, PA. THE CEJCECC In Memory of William iflarAlpute who strove to maintain ideals of good sportsmanship, and left an indelible impression upon the youth in whose minds he instilled the lessons of fair play and whole-hearted competition; and whose spirit remains in our midst to alleviate the sadness of our bereavement. Page Four THE ctcrcc TO Hire. JBelvn It. Iioffman We, the Class of 1935, respectfully dedicate this volume of The Cuckoo’’ in appreciation for all that she has done for our school, her aid in making this Cuckoo” a success and as an expression of our esteem for her. Page Five THE CIJCECC ©rftor of 38ooks............ X. Atimimstratfon 2. Classes 3. (©rijamzattnit 4. Atljletirs 5. Features 6. A uertishtij Page Six Aiimimatrattott Page Seven the ctcree SUiarit of lEiUurntinn Ernest Sm holey.......................................President George E. Pf.rry.................................Vice-President X. Leland Wilson......................................Secretary Graham H. Bentley Mrs. Belle M. Hutchison Mr. Floyd C. Fretz, Supervising Principal Page Eight THE CUCHCC Uiylt rluml Jffanilty Floyd C. Fretz...... Marian V. Philips... Helen U. Hoffman.... John E. Heffner..... John R. Reist....... R. Vinton Smedley... F. Vivian Watkins... Glen H. Clark...... Myrtle Webb........ Austin B. Moore.... Ida V. Lillard...... Francis Tweed...... Anna L. Hall....... Lewis F. Laird..... Elizabeth L. Gray... George Aumiller.... Daniel Gish........ Virginia T. Gross.. William D. MacAlpine Mary Mahan......... Harold Kuhns....... Lillie Flinn....... Alice R. Windle.... Supervising Principal History English Latin Mathematics, Physics Commercial Department Commercial Department Chemistry, Biology . Home Economics . French, English . Geography Physical Education, Algebra . A rithmetic . History . English . Civics, English Manual Training Physical Education {Girls) . Physical Education .Art . Music .School Nurse . Secretary Page Nine THE CUCKCC Slrnu'ntnry St him I a Rhoda Yost................................Grade 6 M a bel Hoopes............................Grade 6 Lillian Schoenberger......................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 G. Grier...............................Grades 1-2 LillianJPerry.............................Grade 2 Marvenia Miller.............................Grades 3-4 Henrietta Touchton........................Grade 3 Anna Murray...............................Grade 4 Alice R. Hadfield...........................Grades 4-5 Endora Freeman............................Grade 5 Charles P. Emery..........................Grade 6 Sara B, Gibbs.............................Union Page Ten (Elassi’s Page Eleven the cucrce RALPH ELLSWORTH ENTREKIN “Mousey “April's the time to woo! Basketball (3, 4); Baseball (3, 4); Cheer Leader (1. 2, 3. 4); Head Cheer Leader (3); President of Class (2, 4); Hi-V (2. 3, 4) Secretary Hi-V (3); Dramatic Club (4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Orchestra (1. 2. 3, 4); Boy’s (dee Club (2, 3. 4); Washington Pageant (2); “Belle of Bagdad” (1); “How Come Christmas” (2); Newspaper Staff (2, 3. 4); Student Council (2, 3) Vice President Student Council (3); Highway Traffic Patrolman (4) Captain of Patrolmen (4); Operetta (4). THOMAS EDGAR LEE “Tom’ “To do good to mankind is the chivalrous plan Football (1. 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1, 2, 4): Track (3, 4); Treasurer (4) Senior Class; Hi-V Club (2, 3, 4); Athletic Club (3, 4) Vice President; Glee Club (4); Washington Pageant (3) Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); “Belle of Bagdad” (1); Operetta (4); Senior Play. GLADYS MIRIAM SPENCE “Gladys “ know not how tliy joy we ever should come near Hockey (3. 4); Basketball (1. 2. 3, 4) Varsity (3, 4); Secretary of (lass (4); Girl Reserves (1.3. 4); Secretary (4): Dramatic Hub (3, 4); Cuckoo Staff (3); (dee Club (1. 2, 3, 4); Washington Pageant (2); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4): The Belle of Bagdad (1); Case of Sophronia (1); Hostess (4); Oh Doctor (4); Senior Play (4); Home Room Officer (4). WILLIAM NORTH BUTTER MAN “Billy “ There is a destiny that makes us brothers. Haverford Prep (1, 2); Vice-President of Class (4); Librarian (4); Boys’ (dee Club (3); Hi-V (4); Cuckoo Staff (4); “Henry’s Wedding” (3); “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages “(4); School News Reporter (3) Editor-in-Chief (4); Debating Team (3, 4); Declamation Contest (3, 4); Student Council (4); Senior Play (4). Page Twelve the ctcrcc DOROTHY EVEANA ABEL “Dot” “Beauty is its own excuse for being,. Wallace High School (1. 2); Basketball Squad (4); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Vice President (4); Debating Club (4) Vice President (4); Commercial Club (3); Camera Club (3); Girl's (dee Club (4); Student Council (3); Indoor Traffic Squad (4); Operetta (4); Senior Play; Pageant, “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages. CHARLES FORREST ABEL “Bud” “A comrade neither glum nor merry” Wallace High School (1, 2); Football (3, 4); Track (3, 4): Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Athletic Club (3. 4); Vice President (4); “Tne Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4). HOWARD DAVIS BALDWIN, Jr. “Baldy” Ride, boldly ride, if you seek for Eldorado ” President of Student Council (4); Football (2. 3, 4); Baseball (2); I rack (3, 4); Class Basketball (2. 3, 4); Captain, Outdoor Traffic Squad (4); Librarian (4); Boy’s (dee Club (1. 2, 3. 4); Hi-Y (2, 3, 4); Cuckoo Staff, Business Manager (3); Band (1,2, 3. 4); Orchestra (1, 2. 3, 4); Dramatic Club (4); Latin Club, President (2); “The Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Henry’s Wedding (3); Washington Pageant (2); Chester County Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Operetta; Senior Play. LEON BERTRUM BEAM “Whitey” ”A keeper of silence eloquent ” Guthriesville (1, 2); Athletic Club (3, 4); Baseball (4). Page Thirteen THE ctcrcc HELEN ELIZABETH BINDER “Mike” “She breathes oracles of wonder. Indoor Traffic Squad (4); (iirl Reserves (1, 3, 4); Treasurer (3); Cuckoo Staff (3); Dramatic Club (4); “Washington Pageant” (2); “Henry’s Wedding” (3); “The Masque of Beauty Through the Ages” (4). LEONA ELIZABETH BROWN “Brownie” “A kind and gentle heart she had To comfort friends and foes Wallace High School (1, 2); Librarian (4); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Home Economics (4) President (4); French Club (3). LOIS EMMA BROWN “Brownie” “Our swetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought. Librarian (4); Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (1, 3, 4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Orchestra (1. 2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (1, 2, 4); “Henry’s Wedding” (3); “Washington Pageant” (2); “Belle of Bagdad” (1); The Masque of Beauty-Through the Ages” (4); Chester County Orchestra (2, 3); Operetta (4); Senior Play (4). WILLIAM FRANKLIN CRAWFORD “Bill” “Act well your part, there all the honor lies Secretary of Class (3); Hi-Y (3, 4) President (4); Debating Club (3, 4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Editor-in-Chief (3); “Washington Pageant” (2); Debating Team (3, 4); Commercial Club (2); Newspaper Staff (2, 3, 4); Director of Assemblies (4); Class Basketball (1, 2, 3); Operetta (4). Page Fourteen THE CUCEEC ELIZABETH KATHRYN CROSBY “Lib” “Let us give thanks for tranquil, lovely things. Wallace High School (1, 2); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Commercial Club (3, 4); Dramatic Club (3). MILDRED ELIZABETH DEPUTY “Mil” Our sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest thought Student Council (2); Alternate (4); Librarian (4); (dee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (1, 3, 4) Secretary (1); Cuckoo Staff (3) Feature Editor; Band (1, 2, 3, 4); Orchestra (1. 2, 3, 4); Debating Club (4); Dramatic Club (1,2); “Washington Pageant” (2); Belle of Bagdad (1); Henry’s Wedding (3); Masque of Beauty Through the ages (4); Chester County Orchestra (1.2. 3); Declamation Contest (2); Operetta; Senior Play. IRMA DOROTHY DI BEREDINIS “The ways that win, the arts that please Dramatic Club (3, 4); Commercial Club (3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Operetta “Belle of Bagdad” (1); Art (1, 2, 3). HELEN RITA DONNELLY “The world is bright while you remain Hockey (1); Girl Reserve (1, 3, 4); Home Economics Club (4); Office Practice Club (3), Secretary of Office Practice (3). Page Fifteen THE CUCHC© MERLE ETTA DOWLIN “Skeets” “Alas, nothing can stay as it is today. Girl Reserve (4); Commercial Club (4); Office Practice (3); Glee Club (1); Belle of Bagdad” (1); Operetta (1). JOSEPH A. FENNELLY “Joe” And the thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts Cheer Leader (2, 3, 4); Traffic Squad (4); Hi-Y Club (4); Debating Club (4); Office Practice Club. President (3); Camera Club (3); Boys' Glee Club (4); Washington Pageant (2); Declamation Contest (2); Operetta (4). JACK A. FORBES Football (1. 2, 3. 4); Basketball (1.2, 3, 4); Baseball (1.2, 3); Dramatic Club (4); Athletic Club (2. 3); Pageant (2); Cuckoo Stair (3). ANTHONY VINCENT GAZZERRO “Tony” Never too bold, and never afraid. Football (2, 3, 4); Basketball (4); Outdoor Traffic (4); Hi-Y (3, 4); Athletic Club (3, 4); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages” (4); Operetta, Oh Doctor (4). Page Sixteen THE CIJCECC HELEN D. GOOD “Goody “A v dreams are full of melodies and rhymes. Orchestra (4); Glee Club (1); Dramatic C lub (2); Girl Reserves (2); Hockey (2); Basketball (1); Operetta; Washington Pageant. GRACE ETHEL HADFIELD “Ring in the common love of good. Hockey (1, 2, 4); Treasurer of Class (3); Girl Reserves (1.3. 4): Commercial Club (4); Stenography Club (3); Glee ( lub (1. 2. 3, 4); “Belle of Bagdad” (1); Washington Pageant (2). MILDRED JOSEPHINE GOTTIER “Millie “Full many a flower is born to blush unseen Girl Reserves (4); Polk Dancing (4); Home Economics, Vice President (3) Secretary (2); Office Club (3). WALTER DARLINGTON HADFIELD “Walt “Better late than never Baseball, Captain (1. 2, 3. 4); Hi-Y (3, 4); Cuckoo Staff (3) Advertising Manager; Science Club (4) President; Athletic t lub (1, 2); Declamation Contest (3). Page Seventeen THE CUCKCC MARY JENEYE HARPER “ We are voiceless in the presence of realities'' (iirl Reserves (1, 3); Home Economics (4); Science Club (3); Dramatic Club (3); Librarian (4). ANNABEL HARRY “Ann” “ have any fault, it is digression. (iirl Reserves (1, 4); Commercial Club (3, 4); Office Practice Club (3). WILLIAM EARL HILTON “Fagan” Oh! there my footsteps in fancy wandered Typing Club (4); Office Practice Club (3); Camera Club (3); Traftic Squad (4). HARRY FRANCIS HILTON “Grandma” “Think me not unkind and rude Basketball (3, 4); Football Manager (4); Track (4); Hi-Y Club (3. 4) Secretary (4); Dramatic Club (4); Commercial Club (3); Washington Pageant (3); Traffic Squad ;Oj)eretta (4). Page Eighteen THE CUCHC© ALLAN THOMAS HUGHES “Shad” 44 With malice toward none, with charity for all.” Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Baseball (3. 4) Manager (3, 4); Track (2); Gym Team (4); Athletic Club (2, 3); Washington Pageant (2). WILLIAM EARL HUGHES “Shad” 44Awake! arise! and fearless be.” Football (1, 2, 3. 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Track (2, 3, 4): Athletic Club (2, 3); Gym Club (4); Hi-Y (4); Class Basketball (2); “Washington Pageant (2); Boy’s Glee Club (2, 3); Oi eretta “Oh! Doctor”; Track (2, 3); BERYL ELOISE HURLOCK “Bert” ”Thc moon never beams without bringing me dreams.” Girl Reserve (3, 4); Dramatic Club (4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Glee Club (2, 3, 4); “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages” (4); Health Pageant (4); Librarian (4). HELEN MARIE HYDE “Nicky” “Constant love is here deemed but want of wit.” Student Council (2, 4) Secretary (4); Basketball (1, 2, 3. 4); Hockey (1, 2, 3, 4); Varsity (2, 4); Cheerleader (1, 2, 3, 4) Captain (4); Hostess (4); Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Girl Reserve Club (1, 3, 4); Cuckoo Staff, Photographic Editor (3); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Debating Club (4); Dramatic Club (1, 2); Henry’s Wedding (3); Washington Pageant (2); Belle of Bagdad ( ): “Home Come Christmas” (2); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Chester County Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Operetta 0h!“ Doctor”; Senior Play. Page Nineteen THE CECKCC GLADYSJARRFTT Gone are the days. Home Economics Club (4). BERT A. J REFER IS “Jeff” “A youth to fortune and to fame unknown. East Brandywine High School (1, 2); Student Council (3): Outdoor Traffic Squad (4); Football (4); 'I rack (3, 4); Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Athletic Club (4); Dramatic (3); The Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4). RUTH EMMA JEFFERIS “Jeff” “Here's a heart for every fate. East Brandywine High School (1, 2); Librarian (4); Girl Reserves (3, 4)'; Dramatic Club (3, 4); “The Man at the Movies” (4); Masque of Beauty through the Ages (4); Operetta, “Oh! Doctor.” MARGARET EMMA JOHNSON “Peggy” “ love the old melodious lays. West Chester High School (1); Wallace High School (2); Hostess (4); Girl Reserves (3. 4); Typing Club (4); French Club (3); The Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Operetta (4) Page Twenty THE ctjcrcc HELEN VIRGINIA JOHNSON “Ginny” “Earth changes, but my soul and God stand sure.' Girl Reserve (3, 4); Commercial Club (4); President (4); French Club (3); President, Washington Pageant (2); Belle of Bagdad (1); Hostess (4); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Glee Club (1. 2, 3). EVELYN ROMAINE KEENAN “Marne” “ arise, I face the sunrise of life. Wallace High School (1. 2); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Home Economics (4); Treasurer, Home Economics (4); Office Practice Club (3). VERNON CARL LEE “Vernle” “Tameless, and swift, and proud Football (2, 3, 4); Hi-Y Club, Treasurer (4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Athletic Club (1, 2, 4). ELOISE MAE LENARD “ World, world, I cannot get thee close enough! Hockey (4); Folk Dancing (4); Camera Club (3); Office Practice Club (3); Washington Pageant (3). Page Twenty-one THE CUCHCC MADELINE JOAN MADRIGALE “.4c well your part, there all the honor lies. Guthriesville (1, 2); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Home Economics Club (3, 4); French Club (3). WILLIAM ERNEST MAGILL “Bill” “An outward eye, a quiet will. Lockland, Ohio High School; President of Freshman Class and Student Council, Dayton, Ohio; Cheltenham High School, Pa.; Coatesville High School; Paint and Patch Club (2, 3); Digging Up the Dirt; Dramatic Club (4); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages. ALICE MARIE MARCH “Al” “Grow old along with me! the best is yet to be. Hockey (1, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (1, 2, 3, 4); Folk Dancing Club (4); Dramatic Club (2, 3); Glee Club (4); Hostess (4); Office Work (4); Art Club (1, 2); .Senior Play. CAROLYN ALICE MARSHALL “Marshall” “She has a world of ready wealth. Hostess (4); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Dramatic Club (4); French Club (1, 2. 3); “Washington Pageant” (2); “Henry’s Wedding” (3); “Belle of Bagdad” (1); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Glee Club (1,2, 3). Page Twenty-two the ctcrcc GRANVILLE CURTIS MC CARDELL “Boy” “An honest mans the noblest work of God. Wallace High School (1, 2) ; Baseball (3, 4); Athletic Club (3, 4). ROBERT VERNON McCAUGHEY “Reds” “ You should be done with blossom inf by now Football (1. 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2); Manager, Basketball (4) Assistant Manager (3); Track (2); Hi-Y (4); Gym Team (4); Athletic Club (2, 3); Traffic Squad (4); Baseball (4). LILLIAN McCAUSLAND “Lil” Are beauties there as proud as here they be? French Club (1, 2, 3); Dramatic Club (4); Girl Reserve Club (3, 4); Glee Club (3); Hockey (2). JAMES FRANCIS MENTO “Snapper” Bowed by the weight of centuries Football (1, 2, 3, 4): Basketball (1. 2, 3); Manager of Track (3); Gym Team (4); Athletic Club (3) President (3); Baseball (4) Page Twenty-three TEE CECECC RALPH MEOLI Hard working and serious Berwyn High School (I, 2, 3); Football (4). MARY ETHEL MERCER “Goose” “Eternal sunshine settled on her head. Girl Reserves (4); Home Economics Club (4); Camera Club (4.) MARY AMANDA MESSNER “Woman's at best a contradiction still. Wallace High School (1. 2); Girl Reserves (4); Commercial Club (4); Dramatic Club (3); Camera Club (3). CARRIE LOUELLA MILEY As from thy presence showers a rain of melody. Glee Club (1,2, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Band (1. 2, 3, 4); Orchestra (1. 2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (4); Henry’s Wedding” (3); Washington Pageant (2); “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Chester County Orchestra (2, 3); Operetta (4). Page Twenty-four THE ciicrcc ELMER FRANK MILLER “Bud” “There is no hope nor mutiny in me. Pulton Township (3 years); Science Club (4). HAZEL MILDRED MILLER “Hayes” “Good nature and good sense must ever join. Wallace High School (1, 2); Hostess (4); Girl Reserves (3, 4); Home Economics (4); Commercial Club (4); Camera Club (3). JOHN ERNEST MILLER 11 We look before and after And pine for what is not Unionville High School (1, 2, 3); Gym Club (4); Track (4). JOHN M. MOYER “Pop” “ am asking for something specific and perfect Track (2. 3, 4); President (3); Gym Club (4); Commercial Club (3); Cuckoo Staff (3); “Washington Pageant” (2); Senior Play. Page Twenty-five THE CLJCKC© HUGH MURPHY “Murph” The proper study of mankind is man.” Coatesville High School (1); Football (2. 3, 4); Basketball (2. 3. 4); Baseball Manager (3); Cuckoo Staff. Business Manager (3); Dramatic Club (4); “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages” GRACE ELIZABETH MURRAY “Lib”—“Janet” ”We were learning while we laughed. Assistant Manager of Girls’ Club (3); Manager, Girls’ Basketball (4); Treasurer, Girl Reserves (1); Girl Reserves (1, 3. 4); President Girl Reserves (4); Dramatic Club (4); Cuckoo Club (1. 2, 3, 4); “Washington Pageant” (2); “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages” (4); “Belle of Bagdad” (1); Student Council (3); Librarian (4); “Oh! Doctor” (4); Senior Play (4). ELIZABETH DRUCILLA POLLOCK “Betty” “A sweet, attractive kind of grace.” Sutdent Council (4); Hockey (2, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4) Varsity (3. 4) Captain (4); Librarian (4); Glee Club (1, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (1, 3. 4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Orchestra (1, 2, 3); Dramatic Club (4) Secretary; Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Chester County Orchestra (2, 3); Operetta (4); .Senior Play. CATHERINE MURIEL POPJOY “Poppy” “My heart with pleasure fills, and dances with the daffodils East Brandywine High School (1. 2); Librarian; Girl Reserves (3, 4); Dramatic Club (3, 4); Operetta (4). Page Twenty-six THE CECECC GUY LINWOOD RIMEL “Linny” “For fearless virtue bringeth boundless gain.' Hi-Y Club (4); Gym Club (4); Office Practice, President (3); Athletic Club (3); Traffic Squad (3); Operetta (4); Track (4). PAUL EDWARD RIMEL “Honey” “And laughter holding both his sides. Ili-Y Club (4); Dramatic Club (4); Commercial Club (3); Photography Club (3); Washington Pageant (2); Track (3, 4); Traffic Squad (4); Operetta (4); Senior Play; Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4). GLADYS LOVANIA RITTENBAUGH “Pat” “ A calm observer of ought and must. Basketball (1); Girl Reserves (I, 2, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (4); French Club (3); Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Washington Pageant (2); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); The Belle of Bagdad (1); Hostess (4); Operetta (4). BETTY MARIA ROSSI “Bette” “Much have I traveled in the realms of gold. Hockey (3, 4); Librarian (4); Girl's Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (1, 3, 4); Dramatic Club (2, 3, 4); Art Club (1); Belle of Bagdad (1); Washington Pageant (2); Henry’s Wedding (3); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Home Come Christmas (2); Blessed Christmas (3); Dramatic Club Play (4); School Jurnal Staff (4); Reporter, Girl Reserve (4); Operetta (4). Page Twenty-seven THE cucrcc MARY JANE SHEELER “Sheely ilA little while I fain would linger yet Hockey (2. 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3. 4); West Chester High (1, 2); Coatesville High (3); Dramatic Club (4); Girl’s Glee Club (3); Librarian (4); Hostess (4). HARRY POLLOCK SIMMONS “Dibby “ No fidget and no reformer. Baseball (2. 3, 4); Basketball (2, 3, 4); Hi-Y Club (3, 4); Secretary, Gym Team (4); Athletic Club (3); Washington Pageant (2). DUER PHILIPS SMEDLEY “Smed” “Earth bears no balsam for mistakes. Gym Club (4); Vice President, Commercial Club (3); Cuckoo Staff (3); Washington’s Pageant (2); Henry’s Wedding (3). ELLIS REID SPEARMAN “0 to be in Glenmore, now that April's here. ' Science Club (4); Washington Pageant (2); Traffic Squad (4); Commercial Club (3); Pageant. “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages.” Page Twenty-eight THE CUCHCC CARMEN J. TRAVAGLINI “Trav” ‘‘ I that we send into the lives of others Comes back into our own. Football, Varsity (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball. Varsity (2, 3, 4) Captain (4); Baseball (1. 2. 4); Track (3, 4); Treasurer. Sophomore Class (2); Hi-Y Club (4); Cuckoo Staff (3); Band (1. 2. 3. 4); Orchestra (1, 2, 3, 4); Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Washington Pageant (2); “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages”, Belle of Bagdad (1): Student Council (4); Traffic Squad (4) Capt. Hall Patrol (4); Operetta, “Oh! Doctor” (4); Senior Play; Chester County Orchestra (3). CHRISTINE EDITH TRAVAGLINI “Chris” “ Who never defers and never demands But, smiling, takes the world in her hands Basketball (1,2, 3, 4) Varsity (3, 4); Hockey (3, 4); Hostess (4); Librarian (4); Glee Club (1, 2, 3, 4); Girl Reserves (2, 3, 4); Treasurer, Girl Reserves (4); Dramatic Club (4); Vice President, Dramatic Club (4); Secretary, Dramatic Club (3); “Belle of Bagdad” (1); Washington Pageant (2); “Henry’s Wedding” (3); Masque of Beauty Through the Ages (4); Cheer Leader (2, 3, 4); Oh! Doctor (4); Senior Play (4). ANNA ARISSA TRUMBOVVER “Asking nothing, revealing naught Home Economics Club (4); Camera Club (3); Office Practice Club (3); President, Home Economics Club (2). GEORGE FRANKLIN STINE “Stine” “ ' Tis not too late to seek a newer world President of Student Council (4); Football (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3); Boy’s Glee Club (1, 2, 3); Hi-Y Club (2, 3, 4); Band (1); Athletic Club (4); Dramatic Club (3); “Masque of Beauty Through the Ages” (4); Vice-President Class (2); President of Class (3); Student Council (4). HYMEN BROWN “Ilymie” ”The world laughs and I scowl Football (3, 4); Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4); Baseball (1. 2, 3, 4); Athletic Club (3, 4); Traffic Squad (4). Page Twenty- nitie THE CUCKOO Calruitar Sept. 9—First day of school. What a beautiful building New teachers, too! Sept. IS—Our sigh is Too much homework.” Sept. 20—Mary Rodgers seen flirting with George Osborne. Oct. 7—Senior Dance held in Junior-Senior H. S. Gymnasium. Quite a success! Oct. 10—Evan Lewis developed a new theme song. Who’s afraid of the Big Bad Wolfe. Oct. 13 Carrie Mercer's favorite color seems to l e White.” Oct. 14—Blue and Gold men defeated by Glen-Nor High School. Score 6 2. Oct. 20—Dedication of the new Junior-Senior High School Building. Oct. 21—D. H. S. played West Chester H. S. Result 0-0. Oct. 24—The Sophomore Class held a party in the Junior-Senior High School Gymnasium. Nov. 3—Wanna buy a duck? Do you like cheese? Nov. 4 A tied game between D. H. S. and North Coventry. Nov. 10—Girl Reserves held Candle Light Service” in Junior-Senior H. S. Auditorium. Nov. II—Armistice Day. Berwyn H. S. defeated our Blue and Gold men. Nov. 12—Samel la Keitt won a book for her superior knowledge of literature. Nov. 16 -Karl asked Kate for a date in Chemistry class. Nov. 18—Coatesville H. S. defeated D. H. S. Result 7 -0. Did you see” our Mascot or just know that he was around? ? ? Nov. 21—Catherine Popjoy all aflutter over her date—Monday night. Nov. 22 Just run down the field with the football and you’re a hero”, says Murphy. Nov. 27—A date Chemistry students will never forget. The marks were excellent? ? ? Nov. 30 Junior Prom, a great success. Everyone had an excellent time. Dec. 4 Thanksgiving Vacation ends. Dec. 6—Day after repeal of 18th Amendment. Ralph Entrekin absent from school. Dec. 7—Our librarians are kept very busy. Dec. 8—Hi-Y initiation. Dick Robinson as May West. Dec. 9—Football Banquet held in new school. Dec. 12—Midge said that the cut on her face was just a slip of the razor. Dec. 13—Dick Robinson sitting in Geometry Class gazing at a picture on his desk. First basketball game of the season. D. H. S. vs. t’nionville H. S. 24-4 in favor of D. H. S. Dec. 15—Allen Gray went to Philadelphia to see Santa Claus? ? ? Dec. 19 Mr. Clark’s pet expression is. You'd better come up and see me.” Dec. 20 Junior Girl Reserves had a party in the Home Economics Room. Dec. 21 Juniors seen wearing their class rings and they seem very proud of them. Dec. 22—Alumni Day. Many Alumni present in Assembly. Christmas parties in home rooms. Senior Dance. A financial and social success. 1934 Jan. 2—Romance between Pat and Dick broken up. Everyone back to school again after Christmas Vacation. Jan. 3—Mr. MacAlpine not able to return to school on account of illness. Donald White is substituting. Jan. 4—Josie and Ducr. Gladys and Mickey seen nearly everywhere together. Jan. 5—D. H. S. defeated by Coatesville 13-12. Dibby Simmons turned crooner in chapel. Jan. 11 The junior and Senior H. S. and teachers convey condolences to Sarah, Dorothy, James and William DifTenderfer upon the death of their mother. Jan. 12—Mr. MacAlpine. Athletic Coach of our school passed away. Jan. 16—Parkesburg defeated D. H. S. Jan. 15 19—Mid-year Examinations. Jan. 19 Pottstown H. S. defeated D. H. S. Jan. 22 Norman McCardle said that the girls can’t resist him. Jan. 26—D. H. S. boys defeated by Phoenixville H. S. Jan. 30—Third period report cards taken home. D. H. S. defeated Parkesburg. Feb. 2 Coatesville H. S. defeated D. H. S. Feb. 5—Our detention room” is becoming quite popular. Feb. 9-—West Chester defeated D. H. S. Coldest day we students ever recall. Feb. 12—Mr. Heffner still using drastic measures.” Feb. 13—Pottstown H. S. defeated D. H. S. Feb. 16—Berwyn defeated D. H. S. Feb. 19—Mr. Riest’s Geometry class— All quiet on the Western Front. Feb. 20—D. H. S. defeated by Kennett Square H. S. Feb. 23—Young men from West Chester State Teachers’ College performed in our gymnasium. Phoenixville H. S. defeated D. H. S. March 2—D. li. S. defeated North Coventry. At home 29-28. A dance was held after the game. March 3—Father and Son Banquet held in Junior-Senior H. S. March 4—A new romance—Jean and Bill. March 9 10—Pageant given by Downingtown Public Schools— The Masque of Beauty Through the Ages. March 15—Fourth period report cards taken home. March 16—Hi-Y initiation. March 17—Sophomore Hop—a great success. March 23—Ann and Mary trying to telephone each other at exactly the same time. March 24—Lil Simmons fell and cut her chin, while skating at Coatesville. March 26—Sam rides to school in his open-air taxi cab. April 2—Alumni Banquet. April 20—Operetta— Oh! Doctor.’’ May 4-—Senior Play — The Return of Hi-Jinks.” May 17-18-19—Senior's Washington Trip. May 21—Exams—all week. May 27—Baccalaureate Services. May 28—Class Day. May 29—Commencement. Page Thirty THE cucrcc Humor Class History Richard Robinson Clarence Rimel. . Ann McGraw. .. . Betty Each us. ... OFFICERS .... President Vice-President ....Secretary . . . .Treasurer yjf HK Class of 1935 entered the new Junior Senior High School with about eighty-two members, consisting of thirty-four boys and forty-eight girls. A large number of this group come from the surrounding townships. W e hope to graduate with high honors, and to make Downingtown proud of us. Page Thirty-one THE CUCEEC npljontorf Class Sltstimj CHE class was made up of approximately 100 students on entering the Old Downingtown High School as freshmen. We were then properly initiated at the “doggie roast.” But being freshmen were not able to organize. On entering the Sophomore class we elected the following officers: Ogier Norris...................................President Donald MacIlvaine.........................Vice-President Sara Griffith........................Secretary-Treasurer As .Sophomores we have nearly 100 students a large number of whom have completed the preceding year together. We, the class of 1936, are very proud to be the first Sophomore Class entering the new Downingtown Junior-Senior High School. Some of our students have attained honor through Scholarship and others have gained prominence through Athletics. By A. E. Moyer. Page Thirty-two THE CLCI CC JFrfslintmt Class litstnry 'JtJtjHEN this class entered the new Junior and Senior High School, we had 4t|£ approximately 82 students, 41 girls and 41 boys. Most all of these pupils graduated from the eighth grade and the remainder came from the outlying districts. This class now consists of 106 pupils, 53 boys and 53 girls. They are represented in the Junior and Senior Orchestra, Band, all Junior High Clubs, Football Squad, and some boys are members of the Junior High Basketball team. The class is assembled in three home rooms, Room 2 under Mr. Tweed, Room 6 under Mr. Moore, and Room 7 under Mr. Aumiller. The Freshman Class is a very promising class and one of which Downingtown High School will be very proud. By Jane Hutchison. Page Thirty-three THE cijcrcc SEVENTH GRADE Page Thirty-four (Organizations THE cucrcc Cuckoo taff Helen 1. Hoffman Advisor Editor-in-Chief Janet Laird Business Manager Palmer Raysor Literary Editor Mary Merkt Feature Editors Martha Englkrth Wayne Magill Alumni Editor Ella Touchton Photogra pit ic Ed itor Charlotte Welsh Circulation Managers Richard Rittenbaugh Clarence Rim el Marjorie Phillips Margaret Ann Bowman Andrew MacIntire A ssociate Editor Harry Elston Assistant Business Manager John LeFevre Music Editor Jean Rodgers Art Editors JOSEPH IN E Da NIELSON Leroy Helms Athletic Editors Frank Hope Thelma McQueen Advertising Manager Richard Robinson Advertising Assistants Allen Gray Lillian Simmons Horace Rodgers Kathryn Dixon Wayne Banghart Page Thirty-six THE CUCI CC •S’tuftritt Cmutril Marian V. Philips Helen U. Hoffman Lewis Laird Advisors OFFICERS Howard Baldwin............... George Stive................ Betty Each us................ Charlotte Welsh.............. .... President .... Secretary Vice-President .... Treasurer MEMBERS William Butterman William Crawford Thomas Lee Mary Sheeler John LeFevre Earl Knier Sarah Edge Horace Miller Sara Griffith Mary Norris Fred Crosson Earl Gates Glen Plank William Murray George Quinn Charles Raysor Doris Moore Marie Francella Barbara Good Hilda Knier Page Thirty-seven the ctcrcc Kumar Qramattr Club Advisor Page Thirty-eight Mr. Aumiller THE CUCHCC Senior ©iris’ Stcscruc (Tilth Miss Marian V. Philips...............Club Advisor OFFICERS Elizabeth Murray, President; Dorothy Abel, Vice-President; Gladys Spence, Secretary; Christine Tra vagi ini, Treasurer. MEMBERS Merle Dowlin, Annabelle Harry, Elizabeth Crosby, Margaret Johnson, Grace Hadfield. Romanic Keenan, Ruth Jeffries, Beryl Hurlock, Lillian McCausland. Carolyn Marshall, Mildred Deputy, Catherine Popjoy, Betty Rossi, Helen Donnelly, Helen Hyde, Virginia Johnson, Hazel Miller, Ethel Mercer, Mary Messner, Madeline Madrigale, Betty Pollock, Helen Binder, Lois Brown, Carrie Miley, Leona Brown. junior ©iris’ iRcscruc (Tilth Miss Marian V. Philips................Club Advisor OFFICERS Betty Eachus, President; Josephine Danielson, Vice-President; Helen DuBoscj. Secretary. MEMBERS Martha Englerth, Mary Merkt, Mary Rodgers, Jean Zook. Hazel Dowlin, Ella Touchton, Midge Phillips, Janet Laird, Kate Dixon, Betty Yost, Jean Rodgers. Charlotte Welsh, Ruth Thompson, Elizabeth Gray, Josephine DuBosq. Margaret Ann Bowman. Elizabeth Eitzgerlad, Mary Kay, Ruth Remrich, Ethel Dowlin, Elsie Hannum, Villa Powell, Betty Eachus. Viola Fiter, Josephine Danielson, Lillian Simmons, Marjorie ['lemming, Beatrice Spier, Christine Spanglar, Quindie Gaz-zerro, Virginia Donegan, Idia Holman, Freeda Hoffman, Carrie Mercer, Helen DuBosq, Jane Messner. Page Thirty-nine THE CUCHCC (ffommrrrtnl (Tilth Mr. R. Vinton Smedley.....Faculty Advisor (Typing Club Miss Vivian Watkins...........Club Advisor Page Forty THE cucrcc 2tt-l Club Glenn H. Clark.........................Advisor S rhnr? Chili Mr. John Reist. Club Advisor Page Forty-one the ctcrec Mr. Donald Wi Page Forty-two Alette Club THE CICI €C Syome iErottcmtra Club Miss Myrtle Webb...............Club Advisor Siobby Club Miss Lillakd.........................Club Advisor Page Forty-three THE CIJCECC Debating Club Miss Marian Philips..........Club Advisor Sra- Club Mr. Laird.............................Club Advisor Page Forty-Jour THE CLICHE© .Tlmiinr iCitmtrii flub Miss Anna L. Hall.................Club Advisor iCatiu Club Mr. John Heffnf.r...................Club Advisor Marian Ingram Divige Sarmento Thelma Christ Angeline Forte Mary Snvarner MEMBERS Pauline Stine Marie Titus Lena Pachinelli Eleanor Ward Anna Serafino - hop Club Mr. Daniel Gish...................Club Advisor Page Forty-five Humor (Drrliratra Mr. Harold Kuhns.........................Director Page Forty-six THE CLCrCC Senior ©rrljrstra Mr. Harold Kuhns..................Director l jDmmuail THE ctjcrcc (girls’ (6lrc Club Mr. Harold Kuhns.....................................Director Bf.ryl E. Hurlock.................................Accompanist junior 5irls’ Club Mrs. Elizabeth Gray..................Club Advisor Velma Mitman..........................Accompanist Page Forty-seven THE CIJCHCC OFFICERS Amos L. Milky.......... Richard Robinson....... Paul Smith............. Lois Brown............. Leroy Pawling......... Mr. Ernest Smrdi.f.y. . . Cornet Richard Robinson Horace Rodgers Leroy Pawling Lois Brown Mabel Haeberle Robert Romig Evan Lewis Clarinet John LeFevre Ada Milky Richard Rittenabugh William Quinn Richard Clark Donald Page Eleanor Levenite Mary Eva Dowlin William Gilland .Director and Business Manager President and Assistant Director ...............Vice-President ....................Secretary ....................Librarian ....................Treasurer Flute Grant LeFevre Baritone Howard Baldwin Melo phone Charles Rodgers Mildred Deputy Paul McCombs Trombone Carman Travaglini Lewis Baen Bass Paul Smith Carrie Miley Drums Albert Fitzgerald Horace Miller, Jr Leon Williams Marshall Deputy John Pannebaker Page Forty-eight Page Forty-nine Athletics THE CUCHC© Clinches Mr. William MacAlpine Football, Basketball and Baseball Mr. Francis Tweed Assistant Football and Track Page Fifty Miss Virginia Gross Girls' Basketball THE OJCI €C Jfnnthall Steam Football Coach................William MacAlpine (deceased) A s si slant Coach......................F rancis T weed Captain....................................Tom Lee Manager...........................Harry Hilton Faculty Manager..............John Heffner FOOTBALL TEAM Right Find.......................Arthur Phillips Right Tackle...........Steiny Sabellico Right Guard...............Forrest Abel Center................Carmen Travaglini Left Guard..............Tom Lee (Capt.) Left Tackle........................Tony Gazzero Left End......................Sam Peck Quarterback...............JAMES M ento Halfback..................Ogier Norris Halfback..................Vernon Lee Fullback.........................George Osborne FOOTBALL SQUAD Baldwin W. Miller Deputy A. Hughes N. Miller Diffenderfer McCaughy N. Brown Pollock E. Hughes Sabie Murphy McGirk M uzzi Forbes Gray Serfinio Deets Raysor Collins MacIntire 11' 'i STON Spearman Carter Pawling J. Farrell H. Brown Thompson F. Farrell M EOLI H. Miller Fitzgerald Milanese October 7 October 14 October 21 October 28 November 4-November 11-November 18 November 25- Phoenixville 0 -Glen-Nor 6 -West Chester 0 Eddystone 8 -North Coventry 7 -Berwyn 62 -Coatesville 7 Pottstown 0 Downingtown 0 Downingtown 2 Downingtown 0 Downingtown 0 Downingtown 7 Downingtown 0 Downingtown 0 Downingtown 0 Page Fifty-one THE cijcrcc Basketball (tram Basketball Coach..............William MacAlpine (deceased) Basketball Coach...........................Donald White Assistant Coach.....................Francis Tweed Manager......................Robert McCaughy BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL SQUAD Forward. T. Lee H. Brown A. Mac Inti re Forward. A. Phillips A. Gray E. Pollock Center. . . E. Hughes R. Robinson O. Norris Guard.. . Carmen Travaglini H. Murphy J. Diffenderfer L. Haas Guard.. . Hughes J. Forbes C. McCaughy J. LeFevre Unionville . . . . 6 Downingtown .21 Coatesville . . . .13 Downingtown .12 Parkesburg ....32 Downingtown 17 Pottstown .... 29 Downingtown 17 Berwyn . ...13 Downingtown .10 Phoenixville ....32 Downingtowrn . 8 Parkesburg ...AS Downingtown .29 Coatesville . . . .19 Downingtown . 16 West Chester. . . . 30 Downingtown 19 Pottstown . . . .31 Downingtown 11 Berwyn .... 23 Downingtown .20 Ken nett Square. .... 34 Downingtown .20 Phoenixville ...19 Downingtown 16 West Chester. . . . . . . .40 Downingtown .24 North Coventry.. ....34 Downingtown .35 North Coventry.. .... 19 Downingtown . 15 Page Fifty-two the entree iSasrhaU ©ram Coach..................................Donald White Faculty Manager......................John Heffner Sudenl Manager..........................Blayne Detterline Captain......................Walter Hadfield BASEBALL TEAM First Base............Allen Gray Helms Second Base........Ralph Entrekin Mento Third Base.........Lawrence Haas Lewis Short Stop.........Harry Simmons Donia Right Field........Wayne Banghart Crosson Center Field.......Arthur Phillips Hope Left Field...Granville McCardell Catcher............Herman Schuler p; ,i(Walter Hadfield P,tchers.........i Hymen Brown April 10—Kennett Square............................Away April 17—Berwyn....................................Away April 24—Coatesville...............................Home April 27—Phoenixville..............................Away May 1—Pottstown....................................Away May 8—Berwyn.....................................I lome May 10—Kennett Square..............................Home May 15—Coatesville.................................Away May 18 Phoenixville................................Home May 22—Pottstown...................................Home BASEBALL SQUAD Gill Stern Butler Devries N. McCardell McCreary Pawling Page Fifty-three ihe cucrcc (track Francis Tweed...................Coach Sam Peck James Diffenderfer Evf.rf.tt Pollock Tony Cazzerro John Miller Vernon Lee Andrew MacIntire Stinky Sabellico Bert Jefferies Ogire Norris Horace Miller Joseph Finley Paul Rimkl Lin wood Rimkl George Osborne April 20—Church Farm School.....................Home April 28—Penn Relays....................... . . .Away May 2—Kennett Square............................Home May 4—Coatesville and Phoenixville..............Home May 9—WestChester............................. Home May 12—County Meet............................ Away May 16—Pottstown................................Home May 19—District Meet at Upper Darby May 26—Berwyn...................................Home June 2—Suburban Meet at Norristown. Page Fifty-four THE CIJCECC linrkry Coach................................Miss Virginia Gross Captain..................................Helen Hyde Manager..........................Gladys Spence Betty Pollock Christine Travaglini Mary Sheeler Dorothy Abel Helen Good Grace Hadfield Alice March Thelma McQueen Margaret Ann Bowman Dorothea Lenard Marjorie Phillips Ruth Hashinger Sarah Edge Mary Rodgers Elizabeth Fitzgerald Betty Rossi Marjorie Holman Zilla Shaw Lena Shaw Evelyn Brown Ella Touchton Charlotte Welsh Ethel Hibbard Patsy Each us Eloise Lenard Janet Laird A ntoi n ett e I)ucA Betty Cato Eleanor Smith Mary Norris Anawyn Moyer Amy Kerr Mary Miley Page Fifty-five THE CUCHC© ©iris’ HaskrtliaU Miss Virginia Gross Miss Ida Lillard. . . Elizabeth Murray. . Lillian Simmons.... ............Coach . . Assistant Coach ...........Manager Assistant Manager Betty Pollock, Captain Mary Sheeler Thelma McQueen Christine Travaglini Gladys Spence Helen Hyde Downingtown.........................11 Downingtown.........................25 Downingtown.........................10 Downingtown.........................17 Downingtown.........................16 Downingtown.........................30 Downingtown.........................12 Downingtown.........................25 Subs Mary Rodgers Margaret Ann Bowman Evelyn Petrella Charlotte Welsh Marjorie Phillips Alumni..................................32 Phoenixvilie............................20 Berwyn............................... 40 Coatesville.............................16 Marple- Newtown.........................17 Alumni..................................13 Marple-Newtown..........................22 North Coventry..........................12 Page Fifty-six THE CHCHCC CClu'rr HleaiU'rs Helen Hyde Christine Travaglini Marjorie Phillips Joseph Fennelly Ralph Entrekin Art - taff of tljc Curium Betty Rossi Jack Forbes Betty Each us Jeanette Hadfield May Bowman Helen Hyde Josie Danielson Margaret Ann Bowman Eleanor Smith Linvvood Rimi:l Page Fifty-seven Alumni Notes Class of 1033 Gilbert Englerth..........attending University of Pennsylvania. Ella Moore................in training at Chester County Hospital. Lillian Reutter...........employed at the Buick Motor Company. Wayne Raysor..............attended University of Pennsylvania. Elwyn Algier..............at home. Robert Ash, Jr............attending George School. Pearl Baum................employed at the Sweetland. Albert Benner.............at home. Charles Bowman............at home. Charles Bowman............employed at Collin’s Aik man. Dorothy Brookovek.........attending. Taylor Business Institute. Eleanor Davis.............at home. Francis Dawson............at home. Leland Dawson.............at home. Ernest Di Eugenio......... employed at A. P. Charles Dixon. ...... employed at Collins Aikman. Mary Eva Dowlin...........attending Taylor Business Institute. Helen Earnshaw............attending Taylor Business Institute. Jacob Edge................attending Virginia Military Academy. Clarence Fitzgerald.......at home. Ada Fleming...............at home. Sara Flinn................ at home. Michael Franceli.a.... employed in Downingtown Paper Mill. Grace Gabei...............at home. Wife of Francis Fry. William Gilland...........employed in the American Store. Helen Guie................employed at Collins Aikman. Rose Guglielmo............at home. Kenneth Habecker..........employed in Downingtown Theatre. Theodore Hannum...........at home. Paul Hannum...............at home. Ethel Harple..............at home. Marguerite Hertel—........attending West Chester State Teacher’s College. Beatrice Holman...........attending West Chester State Teacher’s College. Felicia Hughes............at home. Lillian Jarrett...........at home. Sara Kauffman.............at home. Pusey Lammey..............employed at Downingtown Paper Mill. Raymond Larkin............at home. James Lawn................at home. Florence Long.............employed at Collins Aikman. Leland Mac Intire.........employed at Downingtown Paper Mill. John McNab................attending Drexel Institute. Frank Marcocci............at home. Denton McClure............at home. James McQueen.............at home. Corbin Mendenhall.........attending Penn State. Oscar Meyer, Jr...........attending University of Pennsylvania. Carroll Moore.............employed in the American Store. Park Moore................attending University of Pennsylvania. Dorothy Musselman.........attending Taylor of Pennsylvania. Florence Meyers...........at home. John Park, Jr.............employed at Collins and Aikman. Marvin Patterson..........at home. George Peck...............time keeper for the C.W.A. Mary Piersol..............attending Taylor Business Institute. Stuart Pollock............at home. Anna Romig................attending West Chester State Teacher’s College. Joseph Sciaretta..........attending La Salle College. Beatrice Schultz..........attending West Chester State Teacher’s College. Donald Schultz............attending West Chester State Teacher's College. Paul Smith................employed at Collins Aikman. Jeanne Speirs.............in training at St. Agnes Hospital. Dorothy Yost..............employed at Thomas’s. Mervin Thomas.............at home. Mary Travaglini...........attending West Chester State Teacher’s College. Margaret Underwood........employed at Bell Telephone Exchange. Page Fifty-eight Jessie Vadine... Glen Wagner..... Charles Wilgis. . Marie Yerger. Maurice Yohn, Jr William Barrett___ Ruth Bicking...... Eugene Bowman. . .. Gordon Carpenter. . Harold Dague...... VVilmer Dolby..... Lowell Fisher..... Ethel Dague....... John Francella.... Charles Feinald. ... Clara Glauner..... Anna Holman....... Anna Long......... Mildred Lamping. . . Mary McCormack. . George Panne baker Lewis Seamon...... Mary Smkdlky...... Anna Weedan....... Christine Weis.... Elsie Yoder....... Naomi Benner....... Ruth Balentine..... Rose Bowman........ Edwin Baldwin...... Anna Charles....... Mary Carey......... Richard Carelfield. . Clifton Dowlin..... Catherine Dolan. ... May Belle Gardiner. Helen Howe......... Edith Moore........ Ralph Reed......... Ella Styer......... Gertrude Dougherty Marion Young....... Arthur Broschard. .. Elizabeth Baker.... Bernadine Burgess. . John Gray.......... Paul Dague......... Roy Glauner........ Pauline Greth...... Grace Gordon....... Roberta Hoskins. . . . Hanna Hughes....... Elsie Keech........ Elizabeth McFadden. Dorothy Miller..... Rufus Meyers....... Helen Parker....... Anna Pierce........ J. Harlan Poweli... Marck Ranck........ William Simmons.... Robert Simmons..... Clyde Spangler..... Kathryn Tyson...... Mabel Tyson........ Vilet VVeimer...... Emmett Sener....... .....employed at Petrella’s. .....attending West Chester State Teacher’s College. .....at home. .....employed at Collin’s Aiknian. Wife of Walter F. Touchton. .....employed at Downingtown Paper Co. Claaa of 1919 .....in trucking business, Downingtown. .....wife of Archibald Morrison, Denver, Colo. .....Deceased. .....automobile salesman, Downingtown. .....has a garage in Coatesville. .....druggist in Denver, Colorado. .....teacher in West Chester High School. .....at home. .....door-tender at Capitol. Harrisburg. .....accountant in Philadelphia. .....resides at Washington Ave. .....Wife of Wilson Carpenter. Riesville. .....lives in Bordentown, N. J. .....deceased. .....a nurse, lives near Downingtown. .....has a garage in East Stroudsburg. .....lives in Philadelphia. .....lives in Metly, X. J. .....wife of Harry Williams. Lives in Camden. .....wife of Joseph Aby, of Washington Ave. .....wife of Wilson Harvey. Class of 19X7 .....deceased. .....wife of Harry Irwin. .....wife of Frances Kerns. .....manager of Buick Garage, Downingtown. .....wife of ('had Campell, Downingtown. Teaching in Coatesville. .....wife of Edwin Baldwin, Downingtown .....piano tuner, Coatesville. .....teaching in High School, Philadelphia. .....wife of Joseph Craig, Philadelphia. .....lives in New York. .....wife of Harry McCombs. Glenmoore. .....teacher at Muchland. .....employed at office of Luken’s Steel Mill, Coatesville. .....wife of Mr. Fogg. Kennett .Square. ..... deceased. .....lives near Marshallton. .....proprietor of pool room, Downingtow.i. Class of 1919 .....married Ephraim Smith; now in Africa as missionaries. .....married Joseph Downing; resides on Downing Ave. .....laboring at Downingtown Paper Mill. .....assistant superintendent of roads of Chester County. Lives in Paoli. .....living at Buffalo. X. Y. .....married Wilson Bicking. Live on Brandywine Ave. .....lives and teaches school at Lionville. .....working in Philadelphia. Living in Downingtown. .....married Isac Hall. Living at Lindell. .....living in New York City. .....stenographer at Downingtown Manufacturing Company. .....married George Gensemer. Living in Coatesville. .....living in Downingtown. .....married Charles Way. Living in Downingtown. .....married Mr. Nelms of Thorndale. .....osteopath. Living in Downingtown. .....living in Thorndale. .....surveyor. Living in Lionville. .....working on the Pennsylvania Railroad. .....doctor. Living in Philadelphia. .....married William Warry. Living on Washington Avenue. .....bookkeeper for Wilmer Johnson. .....married Charles Crossley. Living in Coatesville. .....working on Pennsylvania Railroad. Living in Harrisburg. Page Fifty-nine THE cucecc Page Sixty Jfi aturi's Page Sixty-one THE CLICK©© Butterman is a charming chap, Always acting like sap. He flirts with all the girls, especially Milly, Because the others think him too silly. Famous comedians spent hours of their time thinking of outfits to cause laugh riots, while Freshmen do it without any effort whatever. Miss Watkins: “Why do you spell pneumatic ‘newuratic ? LaVerne: “Because the 'h' on my typewriter isn't working. Janet: “Heard about the new two-piece bathing suits?” Midge: “No. Janet: “A piece here and a piece there.” Old Lady: If you really work—farmer Grey needs a right hand man. Chink: “Just my luck—'Im left-handed. SAM PECK Page Sixty-two THE CLICHE© Miss Gross:‘‘Betty, did you take a shower?” Betty Eachus: “No, teacher. I never stole anything in my life. When did you first miss it?” Lib Murray: “I see they have invented fire proof paper.” Bert Jefferies: “Fine, now I can write of my burning love to you.” They call Butterman “Dynamite” because he’s always shooting off his mouth. Duer Smedley: “He called me a liar and as big as he was, 1 knocked him sprawling.” Mickey Rimel: “With your fist?” Duer: “No, with my car.” Mildred Deputy: “I found you intoxicated in a sink of iniquity.” Jack Forbes: “I beg your pardon; I was porcelain.” A LOVE STORY Canoe, Couple, Cupid, Congratulations, Car, Church, Choral Cake, Champagne, Confetti, Contented. ODE TO A PENCIL I know not where thou art. I only know That thou went on my desk Beautiful and content A moment back. Some heartless wretch With thee, went west, I know not who it was, Nor shall I ask. Perchance It may have been The Guy I stole it from. SOFT SOAP He: “May I hold your palm, Olive?” She: “Not on your Life Buoy! You're out of Lux, Novy formed. Micky says that she doesn't mind school, it’s the principal of the thing. Page Sixty-tliree THE CUCHCC I.OIS BROWN I )rew Maclntire: “Lillian, do you love me? Lillian Paige: “Yes.” Drew: “Would you be willing to live on my income?” Lillian: “Yes, if you'll get another for yourself.” Dick Rittenbaugh :“Did you like the show?” Charles McCaughey: “I asked you first.” Mary Norris: “Oh! these awful nights.” Bus Phillips: “But they are wonderful nights to be weak.” We’d surely like To smack the clown Who insists on shouting “I faw down.” A new discovery took place in the shower room the other day. Bill Butterman found a hair on his chest. J. Miller: “Oh, I just hit my crazy bone.” Helen Tweed: “You poor boy, you must hurt all over.” Thelma: “Do you care for dancing?” Ruth: “No.” Thelma: “Why not?” Ruth: “It’s merely hugging set to music.” Thelma: “Well, what is there about it you don’t like? Ruth: “The music.” LOVELY NATURE The Jackass he are a lovely bird, He hair are long and thick, He are mostly ears, and head, But a lot of he are kick. The reason that the Scotch do not like a Scotch joke is that they are always at their expense. Page Sixty-four THE CLCI €€ Mrs. Reist (irately to Mr. Reist): “Another word out of you and I shall he a widow.” Caom: “I have changed my mind.” Ruth: Does it work any better?” SENIOR SOPHISTICATION Photographer: “Look at the camera now and see the little dickey bird.” Dignified Senior: “Don’t be so absurd! Expose your plate and let’s get this thing over with.” Our idea of a man really going down to defeat is one with fallen arches. Dick: “Has a man ever kissed you before?” Dotty: “Y-yes.” Dick: “Tell me who it was so I can beat him up.” Dotty: “He might be too many for you.” Margaret Ann is a good kid. She would given you the shirt off her back. Our idea of an easy job—Garbage Collector in Scotland. Ella: “I hear Pat is complaining about her heart.” Midge: “Oh, yes, Dick is the cause of that.” Dick: “Why do you call my girl a silent bell?” Wayne: “Because I kissed her the other night and she never told.” Evelyn: “Where are you working now?” Dick: “American Stores.” Evelyn: Oh, you’re one of the chain gang.” DON’T WE ALL He: “Do you smoke?” She: “No.” He: “Do you drink?” She: No.” He: “Do you neck?” She: “No.” He: “What do you do?” She: “Tell lies.” Page Sixty-five THE CUCHCC Stostrflsi's Helen Hyde Gladys Spence Josephine Danielson Christine Travaglini Margaret Johnson Mary Siieeler Martha Hazel Miller Betty Yost Helen Good Charlotte Welsh Doris Taylor Virginia Johnson Englerth ICihrarimta Mildred Deputy Betty Rossi Elizabeth Murray Elizabeth Carpenter Betty Pollock Lois Brown Margaret Johnson Wm. Butterman Betty Each us Howard Baldwin Mary Siieeler C H RI ST IN E Tr a VAGLINI Harry Elston Beryl Hurlock Janet Laird Mary Harper Jean Rodgers Helen Good Jose phi n e Da n i elson Catharine Popjoy Page Sixty-seven AiUicrtismij M. D. FREEMAN Photographic Portraits of Distinction SPECIAL RATES FOR SCHOOLS STUDIO 42 West Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: 557-R Page Sixty-eight Congratulations to the Class of 1934 e would welcome the opportunity to discuss with you any printing that you are especially interested in. ▼ HORACE F. TEMPLE, INC. PRINTER and DESIGNER SINCE 1893 235 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PENNA. Page Sixty-nine Jt is With a Spirit of Pride we extend our congratulations to the Class of 1934 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 Page Seventy E. Rossi Sons Read Landscape Gardeners It Road Builder and Sewer Work In 754 Haverford Road The Archive BRYN MAWR PA. Downingtown Telephone: Bryn Mawr 380 Pa. Protect What You COMPLIMENTS Have With OF INSURANCE CANDYLAND Through the W. C.JOHNSON AGENCY Josiah Swank Son DOWNINGTOWN PA. COAL AND ICE Phone 50 Page Seventy-one Susquehanna University SELINSGROVE, PA. G. Morris Smith, A.M., D.D., President (Coeducational) An Accredited Lutheran College in Central Pennsylvania dedicated to Christian Scholarship Liberal Arts Curriculum leading to A.B. degree. Curricula in Business Administration and Commercial Education leading to B.S. degree An Accredited Conservatory of Music with Curricula leading to Mus.B. degree SIX WEEKS SUMMER SESSION Fall Season Opens September For Catalog IVrite George F. Dunkelberger, Ph.D., Dean, or Emily E. Swettman, Registrar HERFF JONES COMPANY HIGH-CLASS School and College JEWELRY Rings Fraternity and Club Pins 34 South I 7 th Street Philadelph ia, Pa. AUDITORIUM Coatesville • Equipped with Western Electric Wide Range Sound System Page Seventy-two Business Administration and Secretarial Courses for young men and young women embracing such college-grade subjects as are applicable to business. 68 th Year Book PEIRCE SCHOOL of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pine St., west of Broad Philadelphia Compliments ...of... John H. McGowan Son Automobiles and Supplies I 1 5 East Lancaster Ave. Downingtown, Pa. PHONE 20 DAN CINQ — DANCINQ AFTERNOON and NIGHT Meet Me At The VARSITY UNDER NEW MANAQEMENT Masonic Building West Chester Page Seventy-three Arthur J. Petrella Compliments of General iKcim funeral Merchandise and Hauling Cozzone Auto Service Downingtown, Pa. General Auto Repairing Polishing, Simonizing, Washing PHONE 624 Gasoline, Oil, Greasing PHONE 437 Lowebrook DAILY LOCAL NEWS Farming Company WEST CHESTER, PA. Downingtown, Pa. Phone 612 Chester County s High Grade Guernsey Pioneer Milk and Cream. 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Spaulding Athletic Goods for All Sports Dependable Bus Service Every Half Hour to Coatesville 20 and 48 minutes after the hour Every Hour to West Chester 30 minutes after the hour Downingtown —Philadelphia Direct connections at West Chester 60c one way SCHOOL AND CLUB BUSINESS SOLICITED THE SHORT LINE INC. OF PA. General Office WEST CHESTER, PA. Page Seventy-six S. AUSTIN BICKING PAPER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Downingtown Manufacturing Company PAPER MILL MACHINERY DOWNINGTOWN, PA. A. H. STANDLEY, President CHARLES L. ELLIS, lit Vice-President ELLIS Y. BROWN, JR., Snd Vice President and Treasurer JACOB EDGE, 3rd Vice-President Page Seventy-seven BE ONE OF OUR DEPOSITORS You will like our excellent facilities and bankins service which are tendered to you in the spirit of helpfulness Downingtown National Bank DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Capital $140,000.00 Surplus $325,000.00 JOHN H. MOWERE Arri|it£rt PHOENIXVILLE, PA. Page Seventy-eight Page Seventy-nine BUY COAL THAT SALES ACTS WELL BUICK PONTIAC FROM SERVICE MAXWELL Downingtown MotorCompany •• EDWIN D. BALDWIN J.W.Maxwell Son Manager “Heat Headquarters” DOWNINGTOWN, PA. DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Phone 214 SUPERIOR Paperhanging Printed Matter Painting We have completed six years of satisfying service Norman B. Hannum 416 Washington Ave. The HADFIELD PRESS DOWNINGTOWN, PA. DOWNINGTOWN, PA. Phone 89 . Phone 255 Rl Page Eighty EACHUS DAIRIES Tuberculin Tested Milk of Quality Pasteurized Milk and Cream Home-made Ice Cream Cream Buttermilk Cottage Cheese Chocolate Milk Phone: West Chester 1271 Downingtown Iron Works Downingtown, Pa. Steel Plate Frabrication Page Eighty-one In working with the Cuckoo Staff for the past year, it has been our aim to help produce an annual which is the leader in its class. 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