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COMMENCEMENT HONORS 1. Valedictorian—Albert Frederick Lenhart 2. Salutatorian—Clara Susanna Elston 3. Honorable Mention—Dorothy Rogers 4. Honorable Mention—Harry McAllister 1 st Honor Group Mary Elizabeth Harrison Richard Deets Virginia Chalfant Madelyn Trolio Davis Eachus Richard Zook 5. Alumni Scholarships Girl Boy..... 6. Mathematics Award 2nd Honor Group Jean Dawson Jack Welsh Elizabeth Popjoy Margaret Ceulers Isabel Kerr Joseph Rossi Maxine Ramthun 7. Typing Awards 1st . ................. 2nd........................... 8. D. Edgar Hutchison Athletic Award CLASS POEM Joys and sorrows and the like have flown. Accustomed to school life we have grown. We are barging out upon careers, That will perhaps in our future years Lead straight up the ladder of success. This we ll attribute to D. H. S. Our instructors, trustworthy, loyal, and true, Have been a great factor in seeing us through. We are passing into night, so to speak, In search of that goal which all of us seek. We have acauired a sense of righteousness, And this well attribute to D. H. S. Our class, we hope, has done its task, That's enough, what more could you ask? We hope that we have helped the cause. As our exit so closely draws. Have we been of some usefulness During our term in D. H. S.? FRANK MOORE CLASS SONG As we enter life's broad highway, And leave behind us our high school days, Ne’er shall we forget our training. Its teachings guide us in our ways. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Ever we’ll be true, And as life’s long paths we travel, We ll remember you. As on the threshold we shall pause E’er we shall decry, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Fame that ne’er will die. Words and Music by ALBERT LENHART Page Twenty-six
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FUTURESCOPE Name Habitation Occupation Favorite Expression Easter Flahart Philadelphia Child's Nurse Isn't that cute?” Elizabeth Hertel Salem Clerk Hi, kid ' Dorothy Hughes California Knitting Instructor Some joke Jane Hutchison Chester Waitress By cracky! Marian Ingram Downingtown History Teacher Ith that tho’ ? Rena Johnson Radio City Radio Star Cutie Isabel 1 Kerr Wall Street Married to Big Shot Now, dear Louise Lammey New York Head Nurse Doggone it’ Josephine LaPlacca Paris Artistic Model Shut up Sophie Matalsky Venice Artist Isn't that cute? Harry McAllister Sleepy Hollow Day Dreaming Yeah, man! Harriet Mendehall Theatre Guild Actress Hello Velma Mitman Anywhere louring Concert Pianist Hey, kids' Oliver Mosteller Africa Wild Animal Hunter All right William Murray Hollywood Acting in Serials O. K. pal Ellen Patterson Gap Farmerette My word Mylin Plank Deerfield Grave digger What’s that? Elizabeth Popjoy Coatesville Telephone Operator No” Filena Price Philadelphia Wash woman Got any gum? Dorothy Rodgers Any High School Latin Teacher Oh-h-h Robert Thorpe Hawaii Telling jokes to Native Now please, Monsieur Betty Townsley Coatesville, R. D. oiris Champion Hog-caller Hey, you Dorothy Trego London Private Secretary to Lord Plushbottom Are you simple? Jack Welsh New York Ladies' Man Seen my girls? Lew Wilkerson Harlem Dancer in Night Club Yeh, man” Emily Wilson Philadelphia Nurse ”1 think so Jean Windolph West Chester Preacher's Wife I’ll do it Richard Zook Coatesville Butcher That's a fact Bill Anderson Philadelphia City Policeman O-o-o K, P-p-pal Ronald Brinton New Jersey Highway Patrolman Hey, Collins Fred Crosson Africa Missionary Hm, not bad Yes, Peggy dear” Ronald Collins New York Preacher Curtis Dowlin Philadelphia Dog Catcher Tsk, tsk John Frazer Lancaster Undertaker “Go on Havard Gil land Everywhere Soap Box Orator Wait a minute Ernest Gottier Washington U. S. Senator Hop in, fellows John Houston Radio City Comedian Now, now, boys Elmer Jameson Harrisburg Truck Driver Fancy that Grant LeFevre Harrisburg New York Book Salesman Now ain t that nice? Julia McConaghy Blues Singer 1 guess so Mildred McCowan West Rancher’s Wife Oh yeah? Jon Snyder West Chester Plumber Don’t wake me up Galena Swinehart Downingtown lelephone Operator O. K. big boy” Vincent Travaglini Radio City Comedian-Partner to John Houston Hey, John Charles Williams Everywhere Professional Hitch-hiker Goin my way? Gladys Wilgis Thorndale Housewife Oh, no ’ Page Twenty-five
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HOME ROOMS 12A Teacher—MISS PHILIPS Room 105 Left to Right—Row I—Felina Price, Esther Falhart, Julia McConoghy, Gladys Wilgis, Ellen Patterson, Madelyn Trolio, Emily Wilson, Dorothy Rogers, Jean Windolph, Sophie Matalsky, Velma Mitman. Row II—Dorothy Trego, Galena Swinehart, Elizabeth Popjoy, Harriet Mendenhall, Elizabeth Townsley. Row III—Mylin Plank, William Murray, Charles Williams, Frank Moore, Richard Zook. Row IV—Miss Philips, Harry McAllister, Lewis Wilkerson, Rodney Russel, Jon Snyder. 12B Teacher—MR. SMEDLEY Room 106 Left to Right—Row I—Dorothy Gutshall, Thelma Seabolt, Mildred McGowan, Meriam Griest, Margaret Ceulers, Dorothy Whitman, Jean Dawson, Helen Watters, Marcella Terriman, Marie Hertel, Leanore Sack. Row II—Agnes Frazer, Helen Hall, Verna John, Mildred Buckley, Maxine Ramthun, Helen Brown, Peggy Ax. Row III—Weston Touchton, William Gerhart, Mildred Radcliffe, Ida McAfee, Mary Ella McBride, Joseph Rossi, Dominic DiBeredines. Row IV—Charles Hilton, Mr. Smedley, Richard Broschard, Francis Merkt. 12C Teacher—MISS ULRICH Room 103 Left to Right—Row I—Dorothy Hughes, Jane Hutchison, Peggy DuBosq, Rena Johnson, Virginia Chalfant, Elizabeth Hertel, Isabel Kerr, Louise Lammey, Josephine LaPlacca, Sue Elston. Row II -John Houston, Dorothy Davis, Helen Dompman, Marian Ingram, Onerino DiPietro, Davis Eachus, Grant LeFevre. Row III—Huston Keenan, John Frazer, Willard Cook, Richard Crosby, Wilson Bicking, Curtis Dowlin, Paul Bender. Row IV—Ronald Brinton, Richard Deets, Richard Clarke, Elmer Jameson, Kie Henderson. Row V—Miss Ulrich, Ronald Collins, Joseph Carter, Harry Dennis. 12 A, B, C Page Twenty-seven
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