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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1939 volume:

Ummm sfgwl UW ff 'lf J' DOWNINGTOWN MELODY I-II OF SCHOOL 1 M I l A I' 'ffm Q Q K S 1 X3 6,4 E EE W Jr CLJCKCDCD The Opening Note A curtoin rising .... The surging color oioutumn, . . . joyous morcii on the iootboli Field .... Tiie slower tiiemes of winter cioys .... ine swing of winter nigiitsi . . . Jitterbugs bobbing orounci tiie donce Floor. . . . Tire softer notes of spring .,.. Tiwen tlne orciiestro snoos ori tiwe lost swift chords .,.. Dog th TO JM. Jim!! !4,,4,,L,, jk WE DEDICATE tl'1 s boolc or mony yeors he nos lopured olse ine music WGVGI or tne Dovvnrngtown Cnools to 1 s present P dne owen Freely of nas energies He nos endured annum erople dlsoppolntments on y to produce some-tnzng rner IU me end It rs Wrtn tre nope thot he wil recognize rn tnls o sincere ocknowledgment of our muslcol progress tnot we dedrcore tnrs book to Mr HoromdE Kunns True Goss of 1940 Due i ..... F 2 K ' Q , to r ' ' ' ' ' S ' r 'i' F ,l . To ine successrur Completion of rnese ends he nos , . o . . . 4 . Y W r I 1 f ' ' ' . . ,dr 3 4 .4-1' 47. Z 1 WUI! l 19 - hen we began work upon thIs yearbook our expectatlons were great Indeed ln our vanIty we vIsIonea such a yearbook as thIs hIgh school has not yet known We eagerly adopted complex plans flIngIng tfOdlfIOD Into the closet where we felt It belonged We Ignored precedent Why not7 We were establIshIng Itl And so we began Qur dlfllCUlfI9S were mInor at FITSY and we brushed them lIghtly OSId9 Annoylngly enough, they refused to be dlSDOS6O of so easIly As we advanced the obstacles became IncreasIngly troublesome almost Insurmountable lo put It bluntly we were forced to earth Gut of thus, sprang a genuIne appre cIatIon of precedIng yearbooks We were no longer so auIckto crItIcIze lhe present senlor class for whom thIs book IS maInly publIshed commands our deepest respect for ItS publIcatIon the sophomore class our slncere assurance of symapathetIc understandIng toward theIr future efforts Needless to say we decIded to abandon our orIgInal plans We decIded to take the best ofthe new and the old FGISG It to the hIghest level of whlch we were capable, and blend It carefully ln thIs we may have attaIned an IDFIDI tesImal measure of success llme wIll render that even more neglIgIble The success we really crave lIes ID the future, In the remInIscences of soon to be alumnl where we hope thIs book wIll attaln an unrIvalled posItIon lhat would truly be success lhat we mIght achIeve thIs end our candId cameras have caught you In Informal moments, our artIsts have unerrIngly reflected the InnovatIons of the age We have constantly kept ID mInd how SWIlt IS the passage of abstract tIme We have attempted to capture a portlon of It, to convert It IUtO a concrete form, embodyIng the real essence of your school lIfe ln short we have taken a year, we have bound It wIth two covers We gIve It to you to relIve forever THE EDITQR Page SIX I A 1 5 A- I U ' ' QNI If i 1' x' , Ar, I ' - ' 4 lb- A 4 1 A , I. i I I I THE WALTZ , A A 2' LIBIQETTG SWNG A CD W V III THE MARCH BAC! 5 f M FK SEV 1 1- .LQ 'Q If ffw- HQ I XZ- 4 wh 2 6 0, Jim 77mZbU flaw! 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A Wet ' 'fm X on ww waz, S X Z W l fl- i 7 X 7 M X Z f XY , 4' Administratio eniors Education ID an American Democracy should have the follovvlng objectnves self realnzatlon, b human relatlonshnps economlc effclency and d cuvnc resoonslolll ty The school must become a place nn vvhuch courtesy and co operation are charact rlstlcs of all It must present a lcnovvl dg of p r sonal economics a crltncal attltud expressed ln one s judgment as a consumer and d v loo experiences vvhuch will contruout t tol ance, to a passion for soclal pstace to th development of crltlcal judgm nt and to an understanding of what the d mocratnc way of lnfe really us, and a loyalty to It The Class of 1939 has cortrlbuted to twes objectives through leadership and partncupa tnon In athletacs clubs ass mblles p a s operettas, and Ctudent Councul As the members of this class face the realltles of llfe may each one Be mindful that these things abide above all else truth, tolerance and love Whate er betlde Ci' 5 Supervising Principal Dovvnlngtown Senior Junxor l-lugh School Page ten My sincere best vvlshes to the graduating cla s of 1939 May fortune smlle on your every good and gracious effort and may your contlnulng edu cation botw formal and Informal mould your llves Into vvorthy, responslbl cltlzenshrp l leave you vvuth this thought You have each been given a bog of tools A formless rock and a boolc of rules And each must molce, ere life has flown A stumbling block or a stepping stone Goodbye and good luclc Most slncerely yours f principal of Dovvnlngtown Junsor Senior l'llgh School THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Ernest Smedley President George E Perry Vnce President N Leland Wllson Secretary Robert T Ash Mrs Belle M I-lutchlnson When IS one educated, or what constitutes an educatlon7' Certaunly the posses sion of a diploma, be If I-llgh School, College, or Unnverslty, rs not Flnal proof Some of those who stand highest IH the I-Iall of Fame had llttle formal educatlon No one wlll deny that Abraham Lincoln was a well educated man But he one time sand to an acquamtance who had expressed surprlse at his lntellngence, I never went to school more than slx months In my Isle Yet Lincoln stands as one of Earth s Immortals Life to hum was a great school and he never ceased to be a learner An old Greek phllosopher, slttlng on his porch, lookung tovvard Isle s sunset, was approached by a vrsntor, vvho sold I observe your old and happy Isle I-Iovv do you attann ltr? And the old phllosopher replued You see also, the line trees and orchards I possess Well, I have them because I planted them as a young man So, In youth I land the Foundation of my Inle I dnd not walt untll I vvas old to begun to build for thus clay And so to you who are graduatlng from Dowmngtown I-Ilgh School, the Board of Education commends the message of the old Greek phllosopher with the hope that you will make the sprrlt of If your own only then can you lay claim to being educated ERNEST SMEDLEV Page eleven COMMERCIAL Dorothea E Cummrngs Stenography Junlor Bust ness Irannlng and Iypuna R Vrnton Smedley I-lead ol Department Booldceeprng Qlllce Proc tnce and Typing I Clyde R Sprtzner Busrness Arithmetic Typ lngl and Consumers u Catton ENGLISH Esther C Mullowney Elevertw and Twelfth Grades Phyllrs Hurloclc Seventh and Eight Grades Alrce W Dennrs Librarian Nnnth and Ienth Grades HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Anna M Wrse Dental I-lyglenlst Jane Kepner Girls Physncal Education and English Donald F White Boys Physical Education and Science Lrllre Flynn School Nurse Erancrs Tweed Cl-lead ol Department Boys physical Education and Mathematlcs LANGUAGE John Heffner Latin and English Margaret Whrtecar French and I-'llstory II ' ' 'c g g J . V I 1 Ed Cl-lead of DepartmentD c l 'A 1 , I I MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE .IoI1n H Rerst Science Physics Geo metry Algebra Il Anna L Hall MNH' Junior I'Ilglw Mathematics Glen H Clark General Science Blology Clwemlstry Job Study HISTORY C Calvin Adams Jr European I-Ilstory and Civics Marlon V PI1lIups Aubrey G GOUdIe Junior Hugh I-llstory GEOGRAPHY Ida V Lrllar QM ZQM, ARTS and SCIENCES Harold E Kuhns Music Lewls Lear Slwop Mary Mahan r Ellzabeth B Martin I-Iome Economics OFFICE GIRLS Allce R Wrndle Secretary to Mr Clwollee Verna John Secretary to Mr Mcclaun fwfr CI-lead ol Departmentb X. I 0 fd If . X It A t QD- GALEN S ALEXANDER Adolf Academic A senior gentleman whose great mental power has rendered hum prominent In Intellectual affairs DOROTHY ALGIER o Commerncal Dot hopes to become some GILBERT JAY ALGIER Alguers General Your happy go lucky carefree manner will carry you far MARY E ANDERSON Andy Commerlcal Andy ts one of those all around gurls popular wlth all of her classmates Page fourteen SENIORS CLASS OF 1939 IDA MAE AMSTER Ida Mae Commercial She IS a frue-nd to everyone she meets Well known for her cooperation an hagh school op erettas DOROTHY BEAM o Commerical One young lady who preferred WILLIAM E BEHRNDT J General Blll towers over all In both heught and mechanical alorllty EDNA MARIE BIDDLE Buddle Comrnercual Edna expects to become a famous clressmalcer after the com pletlon of school In I in ' body's stenographer. the altar to the classroom. . , r. ' Bill LEWIS ANDREW BOWMAN ew Academnc Lew s small stature In no way detracts from hrs allable person a :ty PHILIP HILLORY BOWMAN Phnlup General One of the most quuet and reserved seniors DOROTHY E BROCK ot Commercnal A young lady of music whose alfabnllty ns genuinely appreclat EDITH MARIE BROCK Broclrle Commerlcal Ednth gives most of her energy to music FRED VAIL BROOK J Ferdnnand Academlc A most thoroughly lllceable young man who excells In physical performances HERBERT LEE BROWN l-lerone General On Mr Spltzner s Yellow Jackets he lnfllcts an able stlng Gracne Commercial Gracxe gwes all that she as when she plays the Fndclle or Mr Kuhns WILLIAM A BURKHART Jr Blllue General A very remarkable fellow Soft lights ancl sweet music Page fifteen X , r. ML ll 4 I V I' . ' I ' GRACE E. BUCKLY IID rx . I 4 I . . h . . , . . A F ed. I D CHARLES BUTLER Reds General Through the cooperatuon o Charles the 103 champlonswlp was obtained LEWIS F CAPRlOTTl Jlggs General l-las carrled the ball forward many a mule Janne Commerclal Miss Mahans attractive and able assistant DANIEL HOWARD COGAN Cog General For hes a jolly good fellow Page snxteen SENIORS CLASS OF 1939 JOSEPH NICK COLELLA Jo Jo Tiger General He plays basketball for the Mountarneers RICHARD JAY COOK Coolae General How trred am ll Cllbert General Another tall sensor JOSEPH JOHN COZZONE Joe General Joes an all around student both at school and at hore A f JANE ELEANOR CEULERS GILBERT W. CORNOG LAURA CROSSAN Laura Commercial Laura and Paul get along qurte well JAMES COOK CURRIE rm General Jim s one of the baclebones of the semor class Sara Commercial Quxet and unobtrusive bu oya CHARLES GIBSON DAVIS Charlie Commercial That cranlum s packed full I ROBERTA MARY DAVIS ert Academuc Roberta s quiet efficiency will render her an lnvaluable friend EVAN RUSSELL DAVIS Jr Mudley Academlc Russell though drmlnutuve one of the men about town WALTER S DAWSON Make General Walt ts a baseball star and a very genual companlon S NELSON DENNIS Jr Ne s Academic Wlthln those dancnng brown eyes Ines a rare personaluty We ve got rhythm Page seventeen l U . II I vB lv . HJ, .. I H I. . ,if SARA PAULINECURRIE ,, , ,, ' 4 . I t . . E I I. FM D DOROTHY E E WEES ot Academuc Thus mlss has the rcr gift l bemg able to lace any situation with ollobuluty JOHN F DONOFRIO Johnnne gave hls share to the I-I S football program BARBARA ROSE DUCA Ducle Commerclal Rosle has a way wlth the menfollcs CHARLES A P ELSTON Chnsel General A student whose Interests Ile In travel Page eighteen SENIORS CLASS OF 1939 WILLIAM A ESHELMAN Commercial So brught hls mother calls hum son MARY FRANCES ESPOSITO Mary Commerclal Very well lulced by all ROBERT EARL FLAHART o General Bob has poetic leonmgs HAROLD FISHER Harry General I-'arold left us we know not W Y C D H ' Ball I I . . 3' . Ao Q Q I Johnnie Saturday General -I -- - D. . . I . I ' H I h I B b - . I I hf I ELIZABETH M FORBES Bette Commercral Another senior sure to succe cl MARJORIE A GIBNEY Mudge Commercual Lnfe IS short luke me PAUL JAMES GILLESPIE Gillespie Academic One who successfully combines scholarship wlth notable athletlcs JULIAN J GIRFALCO Brutchers General Three years all county BARBARA E GOOD Goody Acodemlc A student as well as a pep gurl always here there and everywhere MAURICE C GOTTIER Frenchie General One Frenchman more or less MARY FRANCES GREGORY Greg Academic Mary s charm puts her at home In any situation FRANCES L GREEN Franny Commercial Franny has worked hard for the good of her class Twnrl that aton Page nlneteen A 9 . A I I I can't go wrong. - I .. ., l . 4? NORMAN D HOLCOMBE l-lo combe Academlc A young man of the ladles who nevertheless vzews llle seriously ALICE MELINDA HARMAN Allce Commercnal Alice IS quiet but dependable MABEL LILLIAN HARRIS l-larrns Academic Jolly vvntty and gay BRUCEM HASHINCER Jr Adenolds Commerclal One of the handsome members of the class Page twenty SENIORS CLASS OF 1939 FRED JAMES JAMESON Jr Junior General Another worthy member of the c unty champs MARY JANE KAISER Ellue Commercial Loyal to her class and ever fauth ul to the Blue d Gold Recorder ELIZABETH B KATHERMAN Betty Commercnal A sensor wlth a wmmng smule and an allable personality HILDA RACHEL KNIER l-lrldy Academac They call her the belle of the senior class , . .. I H . ' .. . H I r- . .. H . 1 1 ' ' . ' , . .4 , U . A . LEWIS JEFFERY LAIRD J Lew General A handsome sensor from Guth rlesvllle JAY CHEYNEY LAMMEY ay Commerclal Jay hopes to achieve success MARY DELMA LAWRENCE Molly Commercual Mary IS a very quiet gurl She often seen but seldom heard MARIE MARKLEY Markley General A qulet gurl taklng the General Course and also Chemistry Swings the thang ROBERT L MCCARDELL o General Always keep moving toward the top and success will be yours ANABEL H MCCONAGHY Mackey Commercnal A popular glrl who helps direct all Mass Mullowney s plays MARION McCREARY Mercury Academic Marlon some day hopes to fly a bug mall route CHARLES A MENNAS Crisco Academic A Flrst rate blocker but not a blockhead Page twenty one , r. U H A .. .. B 'O . . - 1 - - in the business world. ' ' . is . ' ' . 4 . . I - I . 1 . JOSEPH DONATO MENNA oe General One of those up the Floor boys L PEARL MERCER Mercer Ccmnercual Another of those Go Girls VELMA A MESSNER Messner Commercial Cute small and full of pep' EDITH MAE MILLER Edie Commercial The Depplest blond of th Sensor Class Page twenty two SENIORS CLASS OF 1939 JOHN CALVIN MILLER Jr Johnny General A pride and joy of D H S ootloall fans ELIZABETH T MOORE Betty Commercnal A wrllmg worker who does CHARLES E MURRAY Eddie Academic This popular member IS an able mllkman JOSEPH CARL NICHOLS oe General Joe rs a gentleman who prefers home lrfe to that of D H S , . f . ' doing everything well. her PGV!- I I ' , . . HJ H . I e V WILLIAM FRANCIS NULL Polecat Academic A young man Interested ID the more m terlal things of l fe LULU OSBORNE Osle Commercial Those eyes that smnle ALICE CATHERINE PELLOW Pellow Academlc Her frlendly nature makes her a popular student LILLIAN RUTH PIERCE LII Commerclal Lllllan ns an unlallmg friend -I-I'UCI4 on CIOWD MARTHA JANE POLLOCK Martha Academic Martha IS one of those students who helps the Orchestra along by playing the hddle GEORGE EDWARD QUINN Quinny Academic A fast and furlous Jltterbug BLANCHE D RAYSOR Babs Academic a s hard to beat In French and mathematlcs JEAN ANN RECTOR Jeannie Commerclal A good hockey player Page twenty three U . . I I I I - B rs is A ' DANIEL G ROTHAS J Bllmp General A Sensor sure to succeed CHARLOTTE E RUNK Runky Academlc A typlcal yankee lady who is well known through her bubblung MARY LOUISE SHEEHAN Shmny Academic Mary devotes most of her tlme to cheer leadlng HELEN MILDRED SHEELER Nlng Commerclal Always pleasant and cheerful spreadlng her friendly splnt Page twenty four SENIORS CLASS OF 1939 FRANK R SHUMAN J Shuman Academic A student In very way excel ng nn Chemustry STELLA E SPERDUTI Stella Commercial Muss Mullowneys rlght hand ur HELEN C STEWART Helen Commerclal One of the quiet gurls un the class JOSEPH P TRAVAGLINI Dutty General President of the Sensor Class and captain of Spltzners Yel lowjaclcets . , r. l I 'I rr rr . V Q ' - . V A - V I - lu . personality. Q' I, , . .. PAUL WILLIAM WALKER Shorty General Thus gentleman rs very fond of fast dravlng Some day he may be another Barney Oldheld MILDRED ANNE WARREN Tlllle Commerclal Oulet and reserved but ever loyal to her class THOMAS LOYD WILLIAMS lm General One of the best artlsts In the c ass LEWIS B WILSON Lew Academic A flash on the track 1' MILDRED MARIE WILSON Mnl y Commercial A true blue classmate MARGARET L WINDOLPH Windy Academic I th bes of s Whltecar s stars HARRY HAMLET WONDERLAND Harry Academic Lnves up to his muddle name nn dramatlcs MARGARET L YOCUM e Academic Bett IS best described as being one grand person FRANCES M YOUNG Frances Academic Quiet but ntce Page twenty Fnve Page twenty sux THE SWING JAMBOREE What we gotes need IS o swrng jomboree Whom do we wont now let me see There s Gene Krupo to beot It out Now he lcnows whot It s all ohout Johnnue Mlnce con grve us o hond For he wonts to ploy an o hot swung ho d Tommy Dorsey con come oround And with his slide trombone he con go to town Ello Futzgerold con come our woy Couse A llslcet A loslcet us here to stoy l.ouls Armstrong IS poppy ol thot ol horn l-le s sure to he there he doesnt ploy corn Skeets l-lerelurt con come out ond he very cute For we II let hlrr ploy IU hrs cowboy sunt Flotloot Floogee come rn wrth o whom O Come on why not have llm Gnd lcm We must hove that clorunet mon oround Benny Goodmon mol4es o reol solod sound Theres Mr l-lorry Jomes that s why he wos horn Now we ve got to hove o young m n wlth o horn Artie Show con ploy o clorlnet Id tol4e hum on ony bet Woocv l-lermon I II olso choose Roy Mclfrnley IS o drummer boy l thlnlc he ns the reol McCoy Jlmmue Dorsey con ploy on olto sox lhot reolly souncs good when It gets on wox Vldo Musso con come on out ond swung lhot tenor sox ooout Now we ve forgotten ohout thot bug ol boss But l-lorr Goodmon s oround just In Cose Jesse Shocy IS o orono mon And he II show somethlng before he leoves the stond They oon t wont poul Whltemon counted out Con t you heor those muslcjlons stortlng to shout? Lionel lmlomoton 45 o vlbrophone mon l-le s lclnd of june they II never on Edgor Somson orronges lor swung mon We II ploy has lulloby IU rhythm then l.eo Wotson con sl4ot for you Wnth some ol has Ur rap to no to rrp to woo Pots Woller he s the orono mon And wrth hrs vocol too, he II give uso hand Now thot sounds luke o reol hot jomhoree Come on gotes, don t you ogree wuth me? Chorlotte Blclcrng, 40 ' ' n . , , N . r . I S r S S . lmles thot mon who Con swing the blues. ' ' , ' b . sm? Home Rooms Wlttuclsms Poetry and Essays Sechon 7B Section 'IC MISS PHYLLIS L HURLOCK MISS LILLARD CLeft to rlghty Pow I Dorotny Gull Ruth I-lenry Catherine Polllnv Vera Fran ella Rosle Pomewto Mary Casenta Howard Brcknng Tony Monettr Joseph Form ca Row II Catherine Bell Maxlne Potter on Bertna I-lughes Allan McNeal Lewrs Smutn l-lugh McNeil Lloyd Asparagus Carol DlOttavuo Nlcky Casenta Mass l-lurlock Rowlll Wllllam Mercer Wulllam Baylor John Palette Armando lpolllto Tony Consenzo L 1vrs Dorratte John DnSrlye tro Berward Caonottl Tony Ur um Section 10A MR CLARK Pow l Betty Supple Ann Troluo Patrlcla Farrell Barbara Foreman Betty Robinson Vlrglnua l-laryey Betty Lou I-'lovve Edna Summer Putw Jane Dorsey Jean Dent Jeanne l-Iotlman Julra Charles Dorothy Mull r Pow ll Buck Garrett Walter Snyder Allan Brook I-larold Stelfel Dorothy Johnson Elma lbaugh Pnyllas Eopehlmer Shirley Koogler Betty McCausland Esther Seabolt Anna DelVag31o Edgar Stoudt lV'r Clark Arthowy DlChrrstofara Row lll I-larry Wllsbn Charles Snyder Rrchard Gray Walter Detterlrne Paul Tolerlco Earl Mend Mall James McGowan Edward Muller Le ter Blake Fred Baker Gerald Lyons Andrew Brookover Fred Pollo k Wlllsam Wulscn WZOI ZOOT CLeft to rlghtb Row l Anne Swarner Mary l2aFFerty l-Ielen Dolan Ellen Ann Roberts Jane Smrth Mary DrOttav1o Athens Zalere Elsie Cozzone Grace DrLulgl Mary Jo Barrow Lols McCanghen Pow ll George Gregory Mary Jane Duca Edrth Summers Madeline Maclrlgale Anna Boggs Alice Boggs Barbara Weller Margaret Welmer Nlcollne Moschltta Theresa Manetta Mlss Llllard Row Ill Walter I-Iorsey John Masherlno Emerson Glauner Thomas Williams James Qdlnn Clarence McGnrk Wllluam Pounell Mnchael Moschltta Thomas Greenleaf George Wagner Anthony Romana Sechon 10B MISS ALICE W DENNIS CLeft to nghtl Row I l-lelen Parrott Maude Lawrence Dolly Colella Margaret Snell I-lelen Swarner Phyllis Parker Dorothy Smrtw Margaret Brown Ann Vaal Grace DrCarlo I-lelen Fryberger Louise Parker Betty Laurter Rowll Ruth Powell IreneZaferes BettySwanenburg EsleGottler Jane Lalrd Florence Valuccl MlnnleSmlth Louella Louer Grace Gottler Vloletllrmel Mass Dennis Row lll Wrlllam Ca n I-lorace John Orlando Pomanto I-Ioward Snyder Thomas Frazer Robert Wnlllams Alfred Montonarlo Francis Summers Nick Pomento Clarence Walker on Abromo Taraschl Jack Spencer Vln nt Wood Page twenty eight . 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I , I 2 12 1 g 11 A 1 1 1 1 1 -I X I I I Sechon 11C Section 11B MISS CUMMINGS ' CLelt to rlghtb Rowl Charlotte Blcklng Dorothy Halloway Mildred Davndson MlldredDay1s Cotherxne Ceulers Rxta Carbo Marne Gerhart Rose D1Eugenlo Della Deets Dorothy Hadheld Dorothy Amster Row ll Margaret Harris Katherine Mullrn Jane Swanenburg Dons Gull Dorothy Jelferus Moe Marshall Mary Keesey Mary Sclarretta Phrlomena DlLungn Wrlllam Broschard Mass Cummings Row Ill John Gazzero Tony DIEUIIIS Joe Francella George Dowlnn Anthony DnBeredlnes Joseph Frdncella George Dolnn George Dowlm Anthony DnBerednnes Anthony Castaldl Randall Hadheld Jane Ayer Harvey Baen Russell Baen Albert Delpagglo Nello Caporale Alvin Gottler MISS MULLOWNEY CLelt to rlghtl Row I Betty Forbes Marjorie Gubney Edrth Mae Muller Velma Messner Lulu Osborne Helen Stewart Mildred Wilson Betty Katherman Mary Lawrence Stella Sperdutu Ellie Kaiser Jean Rector Dorothy Beam Row ll Wllllam Cornog Jay Lammey Wllluam Eshelman Betty Moore Anabel McConagy Mlldred Warren Llllran Pierce Rearl Mercer Alice Harman Philip Bowman Albert Burhart Mlss Mullowney Danxel Cogan Row lll Robert McCardell Harold Fnsher Charles Elston Lewws Lalrd Joe Cozzone Joe Colella Lewrs Caprlottl John Donolrlo Walter Dawson James Currie l-ernert Brown Charle Butler Rlcnard Cook mZO wZOOW MISS MARTIN CLelt to rlghtW Row I Amy Yarwall Rhoda Keenan Mildred Hall Betty McCombs Betty Pontuus Theresa Serahno Clara Rumel Amy Rlerce Frances Stewart Josephine Sperdutl Mary Stringer Marne Valente Gerude Warren Row II Arthur Green Clanton Smedley Robert Wermer Gus Caracappa Robert Forrest Wllluam Zlttle Joseph McFalls Armando Taraschl Qrlando Marino MnssMartm Row Il Frank Masssmrnl Charles Thomas Anthony VISICHIUI Joseph Swarner Richard Forbes Vernon Osborne Norman Lowry Rupert Roeder Thomas Peazzonx George Hllton Frank Sack MR JOHN REIST CLeft to nghth Row l Betty Baldwin Betty Shuman Jane Spotten Julia Ludwlck Madelvne Laird Jane Dickinson Margaret Moore Thelma Barnes Mary Mento Mary Swarner Anna Ropjoy Catherine Young Sally Pawllng Row ll Jay Barclay Eric Clarke Bob Worrall Anthony Sclarretta Catherine Hewltt Betty MacNab Baroara Ty on Ellen Russell Jean Habecker Helen Beatty Nora Robnnson Charles Wnlson Elwood Wulson Robert Clement Mr Reust Rowlll Jack Murr Rhzlo Farnswortw Harlan Clavler Mark Barelord Charles Rarrot Hathaway Fraln Rlchard Ash Ja kson Ray or Panhlo DnFonzo Donald Mltman Anthony Canestra GllbertAlg1ers X' X B 1 R R gl I l ' l ' l l ., s N . X X fn N C n , L . 21 X ' . X O ' ' X 3 N , N N - . .5 , v T I . N 'O x I I , A n N N A X X R -V. I s N Fx F x 'x x ' G L l r l . . U. . . T - cn . ' X C nv ,E .X 0 C , N . 3 N - I . 0 X x x. C . :x N C . -A , . . . -A . 4 r R N N X N R N - X X 1 N N l Page thrrty one HOME ROOMS Section 12A Sechon 128 MISS NIARIAN V PHILIPS CLeft to rlghtl Row I Allce Pellow Iclvlda Knler Charlotte Runk Mary Gregory Mary Sheehan Margaret Yocum Frances Young MarueMarkIey Martha Pollock Blanche Raysor Roberta Davis Dorothy Dewees Barbara Good Row II Galen Alexander Paul Grlle ple Charles Menas Mabel I-Iarrls Lucy Wmdolph Frank Shumon med Brook Edward Murray Marlon McCreary Mr o Row II Russell Davrs Francrs Null George Qunnn I-larry Wonderland Norman Holcombe Levxls Wilson Nelson Dennis Lewis Bowman X! A MARCH DAY Today I saw a Crocus Today I heard the sound Of tender creeks that murmur Under snowy ground I heard the sob and gurgle OF meltnng :ce on eaves Yeldrng to the muracle Ol eager thrustlng leaves Today I saw a robin Today a snowdrop pushed lts dellcate head above the earth And pussy willows brushed My shoulder as I wandered And I could almost feel The emerald shoots of new born grass Underneath my heel Betty Baldwin 40 Page thlrty two MR R V SMEDLEY CLeft to rrghtj Row I Laura Crossan Edna Biddle Dorothy AI ner Rose Duca Mary Anderson Juluan Glrafalco ara Currie Ida Mae Amster Helen Sheeler Mary Esposito Frances Green Row ll Dantel Rothas Bruce I-'Iashlnger Edlth Brock Grace Buckley Joseph Travagllm Dorothy Brock Jane Ceulers Maurice Gottler Robert Flahart Mr Smedley Row III Charles Davis Thomas WlIIIOmS Fred Jameson Nichols Paul Walker X. SPRING I m told that sprung IS here to sta I wonder' You say you saw birds on your way7 I wonder' I m dubious I won t believe That sprung IS really here I sand at was a month ago And snow made rt quite clear That winter hadn t qult his pranks I-Ie d snlp those early blooms Who were so bold to come rught out And cheer us up so soon You feel the sprlngtnme In your velns'7 You thank you II soon see April VGIDS7 wonder' Madellne Laird 40 ' 1 I Y 1 I 1 I 3 1 A I I 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 Q 1 1 1 , , 1 , 1 1 A - - T - ' - 'S ' TT 1 ' - 1 1 ' I I ' ' 1 -1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 5- ' , , , . . g H I 'T 1 1 T' 1 1 - 1 , I , . ' 1- 1 I 1 , . r 'I A II Il ll ll . Y- . . 1 . 1 , i I I 1 1 , . - . . - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 CUCKCDG STAFF Edltor ID Chief Assocrate Edrtors Literary Editor Alumnr Editor Feature Editor Photographic Edrtors Snapshot Edrtors Musrc Edrtors Art Editors Athletic Editors Candrd Cameraman Literary Staff Jack Murr Julra Ludwrclc Amy Yarnall Richard Ash Jane Swanenburg Donald Mrtman Sally Pawllng Panhlo DrEonzo phrlomrna DrLurgr Jane Spotten Betty Pontrus Betty Baldwrn Madelrne Larrd Betty Shuman Barbara Tyson Jane Dlclcrnson Jackson Raysor Robert Clement . . . ,, , , , ,.,....., . ,. , ... . , -V 1 ,, ..,.,.. . . , . 1 , Assistant Editors ...., Q... . , l,Catherine lalevyitt, Jean l-labeclcer ' ' .. .,....... V I I Busrness Manager Advertrsrng Committee Business Staff Phrlomena DILUIQI Co Charrmen Robert Wermer George l-lrlton Crrculatron Committee Chairman George Dovvlrn Assistants George Dowlrn Mary Scrarretta Amy Yarnall Catherrne Ceulers Marne Gerhart Betty Pontrus Typrsts Phrlomena DrLurgr Dorothy Algrer Mulclred Wrlson Robertwelmer Charles Davis Faculty Advisors Lrterary Mrss Esther Mullowney Business Mr P Vrnton Smedley Art Mrss Mary Mahan Page thrrty three FRENCH CLUB Sponsor MISS MARGARET WHITECAR OFFICERS President FRANK SI-IUMAN Vice Rresident BETTY SI-IUMAN Secretary BARBARA GCDQD Treasurer BETTY BALDWIN Activities The French Club this year spent most ol its time making puppets hunt in the Iall and a scavenger hunt in the spring Miss Whitecar our advisor through her vvorlc has made the study of French an in eresting and easier topic We may have trouble vvith our verbs but our puppets seem to oIIer a means ol relaxation Page thirty four and maps ol France. The social activities included a treasure , r , f SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Sopranos Tenors Soprarano Tenor Vlrglnla Hughes Betty MacNab Evelyn Hnmes Ida Mae Amster I-lulda Knler Edrth Brock Mary Gregory Phyllls Parker Jane Ducklnson xMadellne Larrd Jeanne Hoffman Dorothy Miller Betty McCausland Vlrglma Harvey Betty L Howe Jane A Spotten Dorothy Amster Altos Julla Ludwuck Margaret Brown Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Dewees Barbara Good Charlotte Runk Margaret Yocum Betty Baldwin Julla DIVIUCSDZO Edna Summers Ann Trollo Barbara Tyson Joe Travaglmu Nelson Dennls Albert Burkhart Paul Taleruco Harvey Baen Harry Wonderland Fred Brook GSS Anthony DlChrlstolara Galen Alexander Norman Holcombe Daniel Rothas Jack Murr Walter Snyder Edgar Stoudt Lecelster Yerkes Allan Brooks Hathaway Fraln Panhlo DlFonzo Marian McCreary Ellen Ann Robert Elsie Cozzone Barbara Weller Lucy Blumberg Janice Dav s Jeanne Rhodes Loss Bradley Glorra Wharry Ruth Steeley Jeanne Koog er Myra Hass Jeanne Vohn Peggy Ludwlck Doris Eachus Anlta Amster Mabel Smut Geraldine Schaeffer Loyce lrwln Alnce Bradley Pauline Draper Alto Janet McCombs Leah Baen Dorothy Wilson Edna Dent Betty Cozzone Marlesse Sklles Peggy Welmer Mary Jane Duca Agnes Merkt I-lllda Hannum Mary Ellen Moltz Gwen Wonderland Jane Bmcklng Theresa Manetta Justine Richards Wulllam George Barrett Raymond Dennis Jon Paul Jones Robert Dlllan Laird John Wray Clarence Mercer Robert Mltman John Mercer George Gregory Thomas Greenleaf Charles DlSante Athur Pickle Corson Stephens Emerson Glauner ass Walter Shaw Crawford Behrndt John Sharp Robert Brookover Rnchard Wlllard Alfonzo Travagllnl Oultty Cozzone Ernest Cozzone Robert Harrison Floyd Lulley Gunnard Carlson Paul Farnsworth Page thrrty Fave I . . 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I ' ' ' Harold Stielel Loulse Ayers Paul Entrekin SENIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA JUNIOR HIGH Vlolms Flutes Vlolms Galen Alexander Rlchard Ash Norman Holcombe Grace Buckley Martha Pollock Sarah Rawlung Walter Snyder Harold Stlefel Sarah Currie Edna Summers Vnolas Elmo Ibaugh Cellos Jeanne Hotlman Julla DnVlncenzo Bass Vrols Barbara Good Mary Mento Anthony D1Chrlstolaro Trumpets Nello Caporale Horace John Clannets Orlando Marino Margaret Brown Page thirty sux Ellen Russell Ruth J Dorsey Oboe Edith Brock Saxophones Mark Ba reford Raul Talerlco Trombones Gerald Lyons Harlan Clayuer Horns Dorothy Brock Dorothy Dewees Tuba Ranhlo Dlhonzo Drums Edgar Stoudt Nelson Dennrs Hilda Knler Hathaway Fraln Plano Betty Baldwsn Betty McCausland Charles DnSante Arthur Rlckle John Mercer Margaret l.udWlck Jean Rhodes Marlxsse Sklles Helen Dolan Lors Bradley Betty Cozzone Clarence McGuurk Bass Vlols Walter Shaw Clarmets Clarence Muller Robert Mltman Janet McCombs Saxophone Edna Dent Flute Gwen Wonderland Oboe Justine Rrchards ORCHESTRA Horns Dorothy McGowan Carson Stephens Trumpets Floyd Lilley Robert Lalrd Dorothy Wilson Wllllam Barrett Trombones John Wray Allce Bradley Tuba Thomas Greenleaf Drums Jack Sharp Emerson Glauner Robert Norrrs Jack Jones Plano Margaret Wermer Agnes Merkt Dorothy Johnson Ann T-folio Marey E, Moltz I Alto Horns -I-rumpd QW Y SENIOR HIGH BAND JUNIOR HIGH BAND Clarmets Orlando Marino Mark Bareford Edlth Brock Ioe Erancella Dorothy Johnson Margaret Brown Elwood Wilson GSS Anthony DlChrlstoIara Erancls Summers Drums Walter Snyder Edgar Stoudt Nelson Dennrs Edna Summers Elma lbaugh Scxophones Julla DrVlncenzo Ruth J Dorsey Paul Talerrco Ellen Russell Trombones Gerald Lyons Betty Baldwin I-Iarlan Clavler Ann Trolro Wlllram Carn Sarah Pawllng I-lathaway Frau D Clarence Muller Janet McCombs Dorothy Wilson Edna Dent Marlrsse Slales Gloria Wharry Peggy Wermer Tr Ellen Ann Roberts Jacauelrne Kagerhuber Robert Mrtman Theresa Manetta Trumpets Boss Horace John R bert Laird o Elellijhcgporsle Thomas Greenleaf oro y roc Dorothy Dewees Clarence McGrrlc Margaret Snell SV?HZEOFil!jg Lucy Wrndolf Drums Jaclc Sharp Robert Norris Jack Jones Emerson Glauner F ute Clonnets Alto Horns Elsie McGowan Lucy Blumberg Clarre Becker Piccolo Gwen Wonderland ombone John Wray Alnce Bradley Robert I-Iarrrson Carol Gray Paul Farnsworth Baritone Wllllam Barrett Corson Stephen S Floyd Lrlley Gunnard Carlson George Gregory Harry Ebert Dorothy McComlos Dorothy McGowan Quentin Montenarro John Meme,- Paul Entrelon L05 AACQOUQI-,ey Page thirty seven . I . B , ' panmo DOFODZQ Barrtone I Helen Dolan Betty Cozzone Karen Andre Judge Heath Defen e Attorney Stevens Dlstrrct Attorney Flnnt Prison Matron Clerk of Court Baullff Dr Klrltland Mrs J J I-Iutchrns Herbert Homes Van Fleet Stage Set Publ'c1ty Kung Wenceslaus Queen Anne The Jester Jane Councellor of State Poor Man Kung S Guard Master of Ceremonies A sentry A page A page The Cast CHARLOTTE RLINK HARRY WONDERLAND NELSON DENNIS GALEN ALEXANDER MARGARET YOCUM FRANCIS NULL LEWIS WILSON MARION McCREARY MARTHA POLLOCK RUSSELL DAVIS Elmer Sweeney Nancy Lee Faulkner John Graham Whitfield Magda Svenson Slaurd Jungquust Roberta Van Renssalaer Larry Regan Secretary to l'Ixnt Secretary to Stevens Recordrng Secretary JOSEPH NICHOLS I-IILDA KNIER CHARLES DAVIS BARBARA GOOD NORMAN HOLCOMBE MARJORIE GIBNEY JAY LAMMEY LULU OSBORNE MARY ANDERSON ELIZABETH MOORE Student Assrstants Fred Brook, Paul Grllespxe Make up Alice Harman Pearl Mercer Russell Davrs Propertres Annabel McConaghy Durefted by Mass Esther C Mullowney The play was Staged by Mxss Mary Mahan and Mr lewrs Lear Thus years Christmas play was adapted from the old hymn of the same tltle Good Kung Wenceslaus A truly poetic essence was successfully embodred IH the slulfull presentatlon The Cast Harry Wonderland Prop Mary Gregory Prop Hathaway Frarn Russell Davrs Galen Alexander Jay Iammey Chour Norman Holcombe Ja lc Murr George Quinn Julra Ludwlclc Rose Duca Margaret Vocum Betty Baldwrn Dorothy Johnson Dorothy Dewees Evelyn Hrnes lcla Mae Amster Julra Charles Barbara Good I-Irlda lfnler Edrrh Brock Dramatrcs Miss Esther Mullowney agung Mrss Mary Mahan and Mr Lear Music Mr Harold E Kuhns Costumes Mnss Ellzabetn B Mar ID The Nrght ol .lanuary 16 Good Kung Wenceslaus Page thrrty eight SENIOR PLAY lClharlotte Runlc Ann Trollo .. .... -...... 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JERRY OF JERICHO ROAD CAN OPERETTA IN Two ACTSD The Downmgtown Hngh School operetta was held on Thursday April 13 1939 In the hugh school audltorlum A colorful Western setting rendered the o a lon tworougwly enjoyable herghtened by a splendld production Characters Uncle Rete HATHAWAY FRAIN Alan O Day JOSEPH TRAVAGLINI Geraldine Bank CHARLOTTE RUNK John Drayton NELSON DENNIS Mum: MARJORIE GIBNEY Dora BETTY MCCAUSLAND Amos Bank GALEN ALEXANDER Lettuce Bank MARY GREGORY Sandy Bank IDA MAE AMSTER Hunter WALTER SNVDER Chorus Dorothy Brock Dorothy Dewees Margaret Yocum Marlon McCreary Fred Brook Dorothy Amster Earl Mendenhall Harvey Baen Anthony DrChrlstoFaro Rhyllls Parker Alan Brook Betty L Howe Harold Stlefel Ann Trolno Vrrguma Hughes Vnrgrnno Harvey Evelyn Hnmes Margaret Brown Julra DlVlncenzo Lecelster Yerkes Paul Talerlco Dancers Mary E Moltz Agnes Merkt Lounse Ayers Dons Eachus Robert Brookover Jack Snarp Buddy Hoffman Robert Harrnson Ruchard Willard John Wray Gunnard Carlson Floyd Lrlley Roclcetles Rose Duca Barbara Good Mary Anderson Lulu Osborne Mary Sclarretta Betty Powtuus Julla Ludwrck Josephnne Sperdutn Jane A Spotten Betty Baldwn Theresa Serahnlo Phllomena D1Lulgl Betty MacNab Orchestra Richard Ash Norman Holcombe Grace Buckley Martha Pollock Charles DlSantls Arthur Pnckle Sarah Pawllng Dorothy Johnson Elma lbaugh Edath Brock Jeanne Hotfman Mary Mento Robert Laird Clarence Muller Ellen Russell Orlando Moreno Mark Bareford Rob rt Mltman Gerald Lyons Nello Caporale Horace John Edgar Stoudt Jane Dlcklnson Pranlst 'vladelme Laird The Bean Children Crawford Behrndt Thomas Zaferes Elsie McGowan Dorothy McGowan Walter Shaw Gloria Wharry Lucy Blumberg Janet McCombs Paul Entrekm Marllssee Sklles George Oulnn Doris Chaffee Robert Nlclc Eduth Richmond Barbara Ax Under the drrechon of Harold Kuhns Music and General Dlrectnon Allce Denms Dramatlcs Jane Kepner Dancnng Mary Mahan Staging Lewis Lear Stagung Eluzabeth Martrn Costumes Anna Hall Busmess Manager Dorthea Cummings Programs Page thirty nlne . . I . I I . , . . , . , , , . . cc S . ' 1 , . Cornelius Bean ... ......,. ..,.............,........................, H ARRY WONDERLAND 7 1 1 V .1 l - 1 1 A ' . ' . .' . . . . .' ' . ' ' 1 V 4 I 1 b 1 1- 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , T - 1 U 1 v 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 t 4 Z - 1 I '1 1 1 A All g ' I 1 - A . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . A 7 T 4 1 1 1' 1 A I 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 1 A 1 Q S 1 1 1 1 - A 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . it 1 1 I I M 1 1 4 1 I 4 1 V 1 A 1 4 1- ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' National Honor Socrety Downlngtown l-lngh School rs a chapter IO the National l'lonor Society ol secondary schools This IS the second year that this society has exist d un this school The members ol soclety un S pt mber olthlsschoolyear con sustxng ol Galen Alexander l-lllda lin: r Jay Lammey rred Broolc and Charlotte Rank elected nine new members from the Class ol T939 lhey were Charles Dayus Wnlluam Eshelman Paul Gnllespne Barbara Good Mary Gregory Pearl Mercer Blanche Paysor Franlc Shaman and l-larry were elected as lollows president paul Gillespie Vlce president Blanche Paysor Secretary Treasurer l-larry Wonderland lhls society was yery actlye through the school year and ID April they elected sux new members from the class ol 1940 These were Richard Ash Betty Baldwin Julma Ludwlclc Donald Mltman Jackson Baysor and Betty Shaman The members are chosen lor their scholastic abullty leadershrp comradeshlp and socual Interests Page forty . . . .9 ,- I . f . . l . . I I Wonderland. ln Qctober, at the monthly meeting ol the society, ollicers I . , . i . - , I l Student Councnl I-Iarry Wonderland lay Lammey President Joe Cozzone Treasurer Betty Shuman I-Inldo Knue Secretary Charles Davls Betty Shuman Vnce Presldent The Student Council rs the representatlve body of the Downlngtown Hugh School During the past year the Councul has sponsored several nnterestrng and entertannlng assembly programs a clean up campalgn and a school party way re elved new and better Ideas for Downlngtown I-hgh The Council has planned several things for the next school year and through suggestions from the students hopes to give Downlngtovvn I-Ilgh School a more notable posntuon among modern hugh schools SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor Miss Mullown ey Presldent ALICE I-IAIEMAN Vtce Pre :dent HAPPY WONDERLAND Secretary ANABEL MCCONACJHY Program Chairman MARY ANDERSON Asst Program Ch STELLA SPEPDUTI The club has exchanged plays wlthCoatesv1IIe and Phoenixville I-Ilgh Schools A humorous play entitled Elm r was presented to these schools During the year tne club had make up demonstrations and various reports on dntterent phases of dramatlcs A great deczl of fun was had during the year JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Sponsor Miss Mullowney President JULIA LUDWICK Vuce Presldent MADELINE LAIRD Secretary JANE DICKINSON Program Chairman BETTY SI-IUMAN Supervlsor MISS MULLOWNEY This year the Junior Dramatic Club has enjoyed exchanglng a program with Bridgeport I-Ilgh School They also had a make up demonstrotlon by Mrs Noll Through the help of Mass Mullowney the club has proved to be a great success Page forty one , , .. , .,....,..,, .. ., . . ..... - The Councul exchanged two representatlves wrth the Coatesvllle Student Councnl and ID thus - , In S xx . ' . . - . I f lhe Parent leacher Assoclatron ol the Dawnrngtown Puhluc chools neld eight e ttnas ourrn the term 1938 T939 ol th e meetrnas were held rn the Jurror Sensor lplrgh School one rn the West Ward School and one rn the East Ward School lhe theme al the proarams ol the year was Changrrg patt ns lor Group Lrysng and was ouxnded under these heaarngs Learnrng ana Group Lryrng Recreatlon and Group Llyrng Holiday Malang and Group Lat n Hearth ana Group luyang Manual Arts anc Group Lmna A receptran was aryen tn epte pert welcome the new members ol the laculty Founders Day was httrngry ohser ed IO February ana the lnstallatton ol ne y olllcers lor erm 939 1940 In Aprtl The new ahhcers lst Vu e presrd nt Mrs Arthur Plclcet Qnd Vrce Preslaent ft Ge rae Wagner Secretary Vtus Dorothea Cunmrng lreasurer 'lrs Gerald Lyons 'lhere were two hundred twenty four QQ4 paid members durung the year ol T938 1919 Qtt Page for ty two Parent Teachers Assocratron S n e V ' Q t . Six es - . V . Y - . , f K X , . I V A lt QV . .. l , . ,. , . , . . . I Q l l ' , ' U' S 'tv o . . . ' . ' x W - ' ' f f Presraent. ,.,,.. A .. , ,,.t'Vlrs, l-larold White 'c - le .. .... . . . ' J .. .. .. 'rr o V ,. .... ., . .. t s ' s .,,.fw. l my Vx of Q3 SENIOR GIRL RESERVES The Senuor Gurl Reserves, an organuzatuon of thurty gurls, us under the advusorshup of Muss Maruan V Phulups The ollucers ofthe club are Presudent Ida Mae Amster Vuce Presudent Mary Anderson Secretary Barbara Good Treasurer Betty Yocum Durung the year the gurls worked on three maun projects namely Thanksguvung and Chrustmas baskets for the needy theur annual Chrustmas party guven lor some ol the Iuttle gurls of West Ward, and theur annual Mother and Daughter Banquet on May 'VI JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Sponsor Muss Martun Presudent Julua Ludwuck Vuce Presudent Mary Scuarretta Secretary Jane Duckunson The Junuor Gurl Reserves have had many unter estung actuvutues thus year Among them were a bake sellung of candued apples and home made candy a vusut to Camp Pennwood and a Mother Daughter Banquet Many gurls attended the county Gurl Reserve meetung A Father Daughter Banquet wull be held un Coatesvulle for county clubs One gurl wull be sent to Lake Aruel un August The Funal Gurl Reserve actuvuty of the school year wull be a Cotton Ball un Coatesvulle THE SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES Fur t Semest 1 Second Semester Ruth J Dorsey Presudent Ruth J Dorsey Julua Du Vuncenzo Vuce Presudent Jean Dent Dorothy Johnson Secr tary Dorothy Johnson Patrucua Farrell Treasurer Jeanne Hallman Faculty Advusor Muss l-lurlock Thus year at Chrustmas tume, the Sophomore Club gave a Chrustmas basket to a poor famuly un Down ungtown We purchased some ol the conten's for the basket wuth the money we had un our treasury Another of our actuvutues was the unlormal unutuatung ofthe gurls by makung them dress accord ung to the durectuons of the former club members Thus year s largest actuvuty was the Formal Candlelught Servuce held un the Lutheran Church for those who had not yet been unutuated unto the membershup ol the club Both Freshman and Soohomore gurls were unutuoted These, besudes the sellung of candy, were the maun club actuvutues durung the past year The club members wush to take thus oppo.tunuty to express theur deep apprecuatuon for the splendud assustance rendered by Muss I-lurlock our advusor Page forty three ' 2 1 lt ' 1 Treasurer ......,............ Amy Yarnall i . . f z - , . Page forty four HY Officers President John Maller Vice President Vernon Gsborne Secretary Robert Wllllams Treasurer Fred Jameson Drrector Mr C M I-Iengst Secy, Y M C A Adv: or Nr C Calvin Adams The I-In V started tne hall patrol They con ducted a Blbl study and Go to Church Drive They also started ba ketball games between xcrnous s hools FRESHMAN GIRL RESERVES Officers First Semester Second Sem ste: Agnes Merkt Pres dent Agnes Nlerkt V wen Wonderland Vrce R es dent Peggy Ludwrck R 3 Fahey Sec evcry Louuse Ayers The Sophomore Glrl Reserves gave an unltra tion for the freshmen at the begunnlng ofthe year Our work consusted of candy sales and a bake There vvas a good representatlon of our members at twe Glrl Reserve Conference ID Coatesville We gave an Interesting farce pantomsne for the other Grrl Reserves of the school Mrs Nathan Eachus was the guest speaker at one of our meet rngs and her topic dealt vvstw the care of the halr na Is etc JUNIOR HICH GIRL RESERVES Sponsor Miss Ida V Llllard Presrdent Lucy Blumberg Vice Rresadent Edna Dent Secretary Janice Davls Treasurer Nlarllssee Sklles 'Ist semester Ray Garrett Qnd semester Program Cnaarman Carol Gray Welfare Chairman Jeanne Rhodes The officers of the club have been going to montwly meetings of the Inner Trrangle Club held at Coatesville The Inner Trlangle Club met at Dovvnlngtovvn on February 18 The gurls have been havung dancing classes every Thursday night after school They also expect to have a bake on May 'I3 The money made from the bake vvrll go tovvard a party and wat made from the party vvlll go to the fund for band uniforms Ii . , .,,, , . I . .. I . - , . . - . 1- . Q . S ' Cr . ' 2 , I ,E V r r r rt r Ifows fachus Tre:su'er Mary I llen Moltz . . . r r I , , 1 r I . I ' T I I Ar I I t. NEWS CLUB Sponsor Mr John l-lellner The prnmory purpose of the News Club IS to gave due publlcsty In the locol press to the vorlous octlv ltles of the Dovvnlngtovvn Hugh School ln h vvoy the community lceeps In touch wnth the umpor tont developments In the schools ond the student reporters receive Instruction In the fundomentols of school journolnsm All the molor events ofthe school yeor ore reported occurotely ond fully by the members of tne club The club members ore Lucy Wlndolph Putw Dorsey, Vrrglnlo l-lughes, Leicester Yerlces Soroh Burlcey, George Qunnn, Elhe Konser lvlobel Smith Bette McCouslond, Mnldred Dovrdson Pose Del3erdunes Betty Svvonenburo Ado Kothermon ond Sonto Soellcn The olhcers ore os follovvs Presndent Pose D Berednne Secretory Soroh Burlcey THE ALPHA JUNIOR HI Y Sponsor Nr Donold White Officers Secretory Plcnord Wrllcrd A small proportion of the clubs octvvltles For the veor Included Go to Chur h ond Sundov School Compolgn Cleon Up Compougn Thrut Week Cleon Speech Weeks etc Ol specrol note If moy be sold thot the Alpha Club entered Into and was declored chompnon ID the hrst on nuol Boslcetboll Tournoment sponsored bythe Y M C A for Junior l-ll V clubs otCootesvllle Plons ore gonng forward for mony octvvutues of the future ond the hrst l-ll Y trolnlng comp to be held thrs summer 1 Aw HARMONICA BAND Sponsor Mr Levvrs Leor l-lormonlco Bond hos completed o veor of proctuce ond will be In good shope to entertoln next veor The bond consnsts ol Fnve hormonrcos, one bose hormonlco bose vlolln, tenor bonjo plono ond four srngers Page forty Fnve .. . . I t is 1 I ' 4 l 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 e1 1 ' ..,,.., : ' S ' ' l preside t.. ........, Alfonzo Trovoglinl 1 , . l .. C 1 ' 1 I , I. . I . . , - , I . 1 1- W 1 n . I . . , , . I 'Vlarv Anferson 'Vlarv Ant erson C rt Bar ara 1 ao Vlarv Anoerson xflar Q ee 97 NOV FI Barbara Gt oa Bettx Fort es Margaret Yocur Barbara G oo Marne Narkley Dot Dem ees Frances Yotrna Page for y mx Popularrty Contest Best Loolcrng Most Popular Best Athletes Best Dressed Best rn Scl1lorsl1rps Most Lrlcely to Succeed Pepplest Best D once rs cutest Couple Best Musrcrcns Fcrvorrte Dance Orchestra barrr Kaye Fcvorrte Popular Song rc he A ae S rn Most Servrcecrlale Man About Town Sleeprest Most Courteous Norsrest Pulls Most Boners Quretest at onlesote Joe l avaglrnr olwn Donolrro e Merni Ualen Arexan er l-Url WSJ Joe -l-VOVOQll Tl Q e Glllfq 9 l-lOSlllllC.leV alen Alexanoer l-larry VC onderlana JOE MSDPO LGVV l.arrf1 Robert Flalwart Nelson Dennrs Gilbert Alguers Www Bowman gCltlWlX1AlrGr' . 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I I - A K cf, . . , .. r ' R Wrttrcrsms ooby Nas on o wal-any ou ol cotland ,now h d lil en VV YU V1 K I Vlflll IN Y U N PU lltshlander llooby less ost e ncotty ls there a reward o t lor yt llooby o ygotty ell ye re s chotasttf Mr Fra n We' Hathaway what d d you learn at school oday lrarnytoroudlw l earned osoy Yes Str and No Str anJ Yes Nla am and No N a a Nlr from You drd Franny Yeah rc o as Nflr Sprtrner Can yo r tyoe Jraas Yes l use the C olumbus System Vlr Snrtzner Who s tha 7 ra en n wo e easy o vvrt e rke Shakespeare one had o mtnd urr ear y he on v ng that ts needed ts rn n llaysor Let s snoon Hewitt Uh huh Raysor You don seem so anxtous See 'hat oJ:Jle over there They known how to have a good ttrne Hewrtt Bug Boy lVtl1GtS sooontng lets shovel There was a youna luntor named Fratn lle went to meet N lcC.la n He thought tt was smart That the thlna was a lark Hut when he come Ou' h was lame Shtnney Do you know what one mountatn Saud to anorhz, Bo No Who 7 Shrnney Htoh Cl Greg Dvd you have a good ttme at the Flea ctrcus Mr Clark No rt got rn my our Greg Why7 l thought tr was good Mr Llark Yeah but how r l know l vvos aotng osteal the show' Scotty At the sentor dance my strspenders broke Worral Were you embarrassed u otty No Croldy had them on le rnrny hy -2 y to neon ro rw Q rmst Clemrny such as ,ru wrt-D e rorrway C le-mrny Why ro on 1- Nlr Anderson ry y dad you and Nels oe' rn so late la nt ary We ll er a e vor see rt Nos a case of kth and krn Mr Anderson Nha do you mean ary We-II eve y trme e slut n lt would ytr l a Mae weuhs abort llO Russell wetahts a out O he ou ah! to be. able J halo her mon down ey always take the lon est route Scottte nr on he ench at the ootboll ga +4 Heyl ret thot Quarter bad tnoolte can rem m er esr rench tdrom :txt e-:ores tons can you7 Deyvees ldtoma rc? You mean rdrotlcl Whtmo Why dzzesn h cow have horns7 Shuman Well some ows are dehorned and others are born wrthout horns bm tne reason why there aren t any horns on 'hat covv rs loecauset s o horse Booby Lto rnfan Worrall sucking has thumbU Hey sonl on t do that' VOu may need rt when you get old enoug travell Schola Passenger Cond rcto hat lf-llow srttrna oooostte us ts a lunattc and ts scartnx my wr e and chtlclren He clarms to be xeor ge Wash ngton orrdu tor :ke C xre of th.: mattor tshoutt xt htatron Mount Vernon vcholasttc Nlrtman How much crder dad you make thus year7 arrott ltwteen barre s Nlrtman ttakrng onoth r stri I reckon rf you had another aoole you mtght have made another barrel t t ere any arrl n 3 H hat Norman Lafvry never h.1d out at least once' a e tt from Mt Ph ltps who should know she says at the best adytce about mar .1 ae to be gtven to young neo: let Dont Paqe forty seven ll Q X T r 9 ' 1 V. l . f, 3 NW vv re ov l.1'r1toLlf1y'lH ani he as st aah 1 wlonqt Q- o'd X h he me' rm Phl ll ' t ll Ll a 1 rt- txnres ilu, :mt fr-ml rhlt t .t'u t..-,ty - N Phl Mlll xl s X W o K 'tll lose 'Nfl' wh . l l l A ' st t1ht'?' 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' H 1-,fu m1'1'-mn :Wo M x'-r ' ' :N ' 'w AW 'f 7 1 Vwfty They Sng As They Go The Veteran Alone and lame yet brave he stands The veteran on tne corner there Wath sunshane glantang on has oar A bunch of poppaes an has hands Nods gaaly at the passers by Whale clear and gallant rangs has cry Ah take a poppy' Gave a chance To those who dad come back from france To those who dad come back The dead Pest auaetly an ammortal sleep They do not see the mourners weep They do not hear the prayers saad The earth as cool and dark and damp Beneath a rug of emerald green And sunshane aleams, a kandly creen Around thear whate cro sed sleepana camp In flarder faelds the poppae blow Retween the crosses row on row And those who dad come back They wcdt And Inve those awful years agaan When they were young When twey fvere Oh Godl I wash I could forgetl They pactJre starry plane swept skaes And dumbly try to realaze That tney are maamed and cannot walk They bear thear crosses watn a smale These soldaer boys who dad come home To woat and sleep and Iave alone Forgotten heroes for a whale To them death means a sweeter place Where paan and tears and burden cease Where strong and young agaan twey II stan Wath buddaes an a faarer land Lord God of Hosts be wath us yet Lest we forget Lest we forget Robert flahart sprang Cast thane eyes o er yonder hall And last unto the roban s trall He sangs for aoy, he has returned To the Paradase for whach he yearned The wanter through But wanter now as past and o er Its snow and cold well know no more For sprang has come wath bards and flowers And dreams of many aoyfalled hours I II spend wath you She comes bedecked an many hues In multa colored dresse The sun shanes down o er all the land She s loosed her golden tresses And wath her she brangs Beauty A Beauty whach anspares The soul of ham who doth behold, Wath love that never tares GV! Jackson Paysor 40 la cle Lu e Moonlaaht alone upon twas wooded hall Moonlaqnt the world below And stall The naaht that now enshrouds m And the woodlands that surround me Now tne salken shamh rang salver rdys QI ake tae crafty web tw spaier Iayl I ngulf me wath fantastac pow r And lull mc anto reverae I :ke masts that from a falls arase The etnereal Iaght pours from the skaes And draftana dreamaly tnrouah space Streams salently to earth t manales wath tie mast t at The vale and enshrotads the verdant hall lack Nlurr 4 To the Arbutus Reneatn the stang of wanter s cold below a aualt of steamy mold A lattle seedlana stars Itself And pusnang upward through the leaves Clust lake a tany daggang eIID Twastang wath dauntless strength at we ves Upto a sunny, wakang world The plantlang holds ats treasure curled Safe an a nest of velvet green Pank buds and those of avory Small petals touched wat'1 satan sheen And all perfumed so fragrantly That one delaghts an lanaerang To breatne tnas hauntang breath of Sprang Robert flahart, 39 Lanes to a Lost Love I have a memory garden an my he rt, And there our lost love grows stall fresh and green Each hour wath you there fands ats true demesne Each word there blooms a cherashed flow r apart Tas there wath all the luckless lover s art I paant an colors new ea h tender scene Though recolle taon brangs a paan so keen And Iongang so antense that tears must start Thear batter course My recompense as thas Agaan I thrall and tremble at your kass And read tie ardent message an your eyes Such happaness I stall cannot forget You loved me once or so I surmase How now I hope that you too, feel regret I-Ialda Knaer Tutta Frutta Punch and Judy Downangtown wall do ats duty Don t you worry Don tyou fret Downrngtown wall get there yet Page fafty one ll ll IIC . ll II' n a , , , , . -' a , 7 1 . . . .V z , h I Y 1 el , . J T-. I , . r , .1 S . . I ' ' lr '. T T , , 4 L I e L Q . V. 1 I t 1 , . I h b I , . . I . , t , ., I xt . S , 1 I , .r a h falls K s. ,, - . s. H ' - s , P , . , ,' O s , v ,. M i. ' 9 I s ff ll ll K I X m , I , V , . . l T I A I T If I . . , , I I . T I That they can never see, nor talk, Q I I I ' ' r l I 1 I- S . . . ' ' . . .1 . I' I C I ' I . 1 I I I I I A I . . ll , - r ,I r-V a - I I I 1 l . . . I , . .. I . H A , 'se el' U' II - Il ll - Il . X G . . f . . , . 1 . 1 ' I ,Q , . C 1 I N' ' I . . 1 l T I ' I I ' ' ' I I . I T , 1 1 - '- s. , 1 ,V 1 1 1 - A I f T I . iNN lwi3 -Us 5, 5' 3?-as gs ff! fs! ,ravi xL ,. ls, x L - -- , 4- ,l- I n aw V' T ffl I ,N ...hh 4 x I T al' Mu ,' ,fi ff ff Notes Hugh and l.ow rut WINDS The winds have almost human tralts about them They are very versatlle Now looking at them we see them gally playjng wjth some stray buts of tumble weed or a lrthe supple young tree dlsturbjng the tranaulllty of a golden fjeld of rlpe grajn The old majestic trees humor the passing breezes by gently swaylng their outermost slrmmest branches with an affected superlorjty Of all the leaves love rt best, Its gentle caresses sweeplrg over them cooling smoothing them f'lowever when the :re of the wlnd ns rjsen all the products of natcre must respect It or be torn down Th majestlc old oaks survjvors of many decodes watch theur movements lest they be th objects of the wund un nts full st strength The staunch stuff unbenarng trees are oft thrown ox er because of their lack of suppl ness whale the young llthe trees aance with unadult rated joy as they are bent from side to side by their temporary master What IS so sweet as a Whlff of new mown hay carrjed I0 from the field by a soft breeze but wwat IS so suffocating as a hot, humld whiff of alr from a subway over flowxng wuth humanity The wjnd now a well loved refreshlrg breeze now a hated obtrusjve object of torment now a gentle playful thing now a tltanlc terror tearing through the trees the wlnd lStl1IS and much more Sally pawllng 40 Q WORLD It may have been some bjru sjngxng outside my wsnaow t may only have been a flappjng curtain lr doesn t really matter Suffice lt to say l was awake and up befor s x o clock that day lhurrjed my My breakfast over l softly closed the door behind me and stooa a moment lnharljng the tunglung alr of the May marnjng l passed along the lane by our unus d barn The new leaves rn the orchard created a play of light and shadow It fascrnated me The warm winds blew at my throat brjnglng to my ears the sound of a dlstant tractor workjng on a near by farm l passed then Into a field It was already dryjng save where an occasional bush sheltered the dew l passed trjm white houses Their meatly cut yards set off blooming forsythla and japonlca Good substantnal people they were The world would be a better place with more of them Some tume later l emerged at the edge ofa wood It lay on the crown ofa hugh hull Below was the town Beyond on the opposute sjde of the valley the hulls broke softly against the sky The ponds gllstened ID the radiant light l thought of the llfe still sleeping below, and prtled them for what they were mlssung then The plerclng words of Edna St Vincent Mlllay occurred to me 0 world l cannot hold thee close enough' And l could not ,lack lVlurr 40 WINTER WONDERS Drd you ever see the wonders of winter? The wonders that are only seen when the sky IS so gray and the trees are so bare and everywhere everthing IS covered with a soft blanket of whiter? Well l havel As l have sat on the sides of the hulls and watched the sun gljmmer across the Solid mass of :ce that seems llke magrc to have grown out of the valley between the hrlls and as l watched the few birds that know what beauty IS to be found In the wlnter and so suffer and sacrlfuce themselves an order that they might wutness God s wrnter wonders l knew them And If you remain on your watchful perch untrl the sun slnks ID the West and the moon with all of nts glory comes out from behind Its opaque curtain you wjll wntness new wonders as you have never seen before The mass of :ce that a few mrnutes before had been a plate of gold has changed luke magic Into a mass of silver The silver ripples belrg Interrupted only by the black ghost luke silhouettes of nature s monsters It IS WITPSSSIPQ of scenes such as these that rrake the soul so warm and peaceful no matter how wrongly the world has treated It Richard Ash 40 Page fjfty four ' 1 1 ' l . T I I A I . . T I V I . ' n l If I . . . . 1 . Q . . 1 ' 1 I ' V ' 1 A . D . . . Q , t , u , A 4. f . Q . 4 . I I I . . . . Q .f j T 1 ' ' 1 1 - 1 I I 4 I . A J: . . . , i E I ri , . E f . T ' 9 T , 4 toilet, then hastened into the kitchen, Liauid sunlight overflowed xnta every part of it, . , . , . . . I I I . , . . . ' e . ' ' I I .I I . T f A I . I . , . . , . - , , , . , . A . , . 1 - 7 4' I I I 1 l I I T I A I ' I A I I I , . . Y . I I , . f . . f . . I . . l I ' 1 , . 7lze flffmch Coaclwes Football Baslcetball Nl nor Sports G ls Sports Features The Athletuc Admunustratuon iCourtesy of the Phuladelphua lnauurerl Downungtown Football Team Honored at Banquet The Downungtown Hugh School football team, whuch won the Chester County Scholastuc Football Champuonshup thus year, was honored ata banquet held un the Junuor Senuor Hugh School gymnasuum on Wednesday evenung De ember 14 1938 wuth approxumately 375 persons un attendance Musuc was furnushed by a group of hugh school musucuans led by Harold Kuhns The tables were attra tuvely de or ated un keepung wuth the season, whule the gymnasuum decoratuons were carrued out un the school colors, blue and gold and football shaped balloons The unvocatuon was guven by the Rev Edgar D Zeugler, pastor of the Messuan Lutheran Church W Perry Tyson, an alumnus of the school, served as toastmaster of the occasuon Ernest Smedley president of the Board of Educatuon complumented the players fans, and coaches on theur commen dable record Charles E Chaffee, Supervusung Pruncupal placed emphasus on four pounts namely clean sportsmanshup of the Downungtown Hugh School team, teamwork, smart football and the attutude of the communuty as ut watched uts represen tatuves wun furst honors Certufucates were also awarded to the reserves for servuces on the gruduron Toastmaster Tyson presented muscellaneous and useful gufts to Coaches Francus Tweed Lewus Laurd, and Donald Whute Gufts were guven by the players Hugh McDevutt, sports wruter of the Dauly Local News, presented to John Donofruo the trophy awarded uountly by the Warner Theater and the Dauly Local News, un recognutuon of hus surpassung abuluty as compared wuth all the other players of the county Then came the maun talk of the evenung by Dr John Baun Sutherland, head football coach of the Unuversuty of Putts burgh, who centered hus remarks around thus pount, that Downungtown s banquet us the best uf uts kund that he has ever attended also the football fosters and trauns the spurut of good fellowshup, and keeps the boys engaged un worthwhule actuvutues, and trauns them for successful luvung Several anecdotes relatung to hus many experuences un college football, enluvened hus talk The followung cheerleaders were present as guests of the Athletuc Assocuatuon Mary Gregory Mary Sheehan, Julua Ludwuck, Mary Scuarretta, Barbara Foreman, Jean Dent, and Patrucua Farrell The banquet, whuch broke all attendance records of the Downungtown Hugh School, ended wuth the sungung of the Alma Mater There were many present from the aduounung towns who gave evudence of theur admuratuon to the champ uons of 1938 Page fufty sux , . . - . , 4 . A . I C I I T I . . I , I . - . , , 2 ' Francis H. Tweed, head coach, presented sweaters, certificates, seals, and pocketbooks to many of the boys. , l I County Championship Squad Left to right, front row: C. Menas, F. Brook, J. lravaglini, J, Miller, J. Girafalco, J. Donolrio, L. Capriotti, F. Jameson, J. Cozzone, A. Burkhart A. Sciarretta. iegond row: P. Gillespie, J. Latiato, P. l-lashinger, J. Raysor, R. Worrall, N. Lowry, V. Osborne, R. Willlams, J. Mattion, J. Ayers, A. Canestra . eazzoni. Third row: P. Talerico, l-l. Frain, C. Wilkerson, l-l. Wonderland. F. Wilson, F. Mendenhall, W. Snyder, l-l. Baen, C. Daylor, G. l-lilton, J. Gazzero Fourth row: F, Pollock, A. laraschi, E. Stoudt, A. Del Paggio, A. laraschi, E. Clarke, A. DiChrlstifaro, A. DrBeredinis, Raynold Gravlno, C. Wilson E. Murray E. Burkey. FCDCDTBALL Coach.. ......... . . Assistant Coach .... Student Coach .... Faculty ..,..,. ...Francis Tweed . . . . . . .Lewis Laird . . . . .Paul Cnillepsie Warren J. McClain Student Manager. .. ..... A. Visichini, C. Gerhart, R. Baen, A, DrEulis Co-Captains ...... ........ . .,.... J . Girafalco, J. Donofrio, L. Capriotti 1938 Games D. ... 6 Morrisville. ... M13 D. D. Q5 ...BQ Clifton Heights North Coventry. . . No O D. ......... Q8 West Chester. . ...... . . O D. ......... O Bridgeport . .. ... ...Qo D. CCancelledD Conrad .... .... C Cancelledj D. ......... 18 Berwyn .... ...'IQ D, .... ...'I3 Coatesville .... . ... 7 D. ....QQ Phoenixville .. 1939 Games Morrisville ..,. ............ l-l ome Pottstown ..... Away North Coventry .... Home West Chester. . Away Bridgeport .... Away Phoenixville. .. Home Berwyn ...... Away Coatesville .... Home Qpen ..... Nov. Q5 ...'IQ Pagef hfty-seven Mr Donald White Junior l-llgh Football Basketball Baseball Mr Francis Tweed ! Mr Clyde Spltzner Mr Aubrey Goudle Basketball Ml s Jane Kepner Girls Athletics Mr Lewis Lalrd Football, TVClClf, B0Sl4etb0ll Assistant Football, Assistant Track Page Fifty elght 1 y ,A .1 1 A t ' Q gg fd . 3 s I I V ' ' 'T Coach ,....,..... Assistant Coach. . . Faculty Manager.. . .. Captain ......,... Student Manager .,,. Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown... .... Downingtown Downingtawn Downingtown Downingtown Downingtovvn Downingtawn Downingtown Downingtovvn Downingtown Downingtown Dawningtown Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown Downingtown l Varsity Basketball Varsity Squad' J. Donofrio, J. Menna, J. Travaglini, P. Ash, V. Osborne, I-l. Brown, A. Sciaretta, B. Garrett, E. Mendenhall. Jr. Varsity Baslcetball Jr. Varisty Squadff'Captain G. l-lilton, Manager - Pamento, Girofalco, G. l-lilton, E. Stoudt, J. Ayers, l-l. Stiefel, A. Montonario, J. Lafioto, D. Mit- man, C. Daylor, G. Dowlin, J. Fran- cella, Paul Talerico, l-l. John, and H. Frain. BASKETBALL Basketball Scores 1938-39 ......C. Spitzner Gouclie ....W. J. McClain . ...... J. lravaglini .....Nello Caporale Kennett Square .... .... Q 3 Home Parlcesburg ....... .... Q O Home Kennett Square .... .... 8 Away Conshohocken... .... Q1 Home West Chester. . . .... Q9 Away Coatesville .... .... 3 5 Home Berwyn ....... .... Q 9 Away Phoenixville. . .... 31 Home Pottstown .... .... Q O Away N. Coventry. . .... Q5 Away Faculty ......... . M33 l-lome Conshohocken . .... 42 Away West Chester. . .... 37 Home Coatesville ..,. .... Q 1 Away Berwyn ....... .... 3 8 Home Phoenixville. . . . UQO Away N. Coventry .... .... Q 8 Home Faculty ........ .... Q 6 Home Pottstown .... .... Q Q Home Bridgeport .... . . .49 Away Page Fifty-nine BASEBALL Captain . Dawson anager McClain Student Managers XXf'D?gZl:To - Squad J Donolrio W. Dawson J. Lommey M. Menna ll. Williams T. Peazzoni J. Cozzone J Mattion R. Welmer L. Caoriotti T Frazer A. Travagllni J. Gazzero F Jameson C. Daylor C Butler N Lowry J Barclay P Tallerico A DelPaggio J. Nichols Q Tallucci T Wilson R McCardell TRACK L. Wilson, J. Travaglini, V. Osborne, A. Scioretta, G. Algiers, P. Roeder, C. Wilkerson, C. Menas, P. Hadiield, C. Wilson, F. Brook, R. Davis, S. Ferguson Johnson, P. Baen, P. Grey, A. Taraschi A. Brook, G. Quinn, W. Wilson, H. Wilson, C. Parrott, Wood, John Dolan 1 r Junior High P. Brookover, V. Petrella, W. Horsey, T. Gregory, T. Williams, T. Greenleaf f Saela, Fitrer, V. Giraialco, Reurter Cozzone, S. Robinson. April April April April April May May Coach 13 17 Q0 Q4 97 'I 4 r f-'Pottstown -Y Phoenixville f 'Coatesville -Alumni Berwyn WWest Chester ' Conshohocken Assistant Coach.. . . Student Coach. . . Captain. ...,.. . Managers .... April Q1-County Relays. April Q6fRadnor. ..... . April Q9-Penn Relays. . May 3f May 6- Berwyn .,.... Ursinus ..,... Schedule Away Home Away Home Home Away Home May May May May May Moy MJ r 1939 Schedule W. Chester Ur. Highj. . . May 91 May 'IOiCoatesville .... May 13-County Meet. May 'l7fPhoenixville. . May QO District Meet.. May Q4-'West Chester May 31 'Pottstown and June 3-Suburban.. . .. Page sixty Birdsboro... Pottstown Phoeni :ville Coztesfille Open Berwyn N Corentry Conshohocken Home Away Home Open Away l-lame Away .Francis Tweed ... ...Adams . P. Gillespie .Lewis Wilson Baen, Glauner, Gerhart Here Here Franklin Field Here Callegeyille Here l-iere West Chester Here Franklin Field West Chester ...Here Norristown Baseball Track SENIOR HIGH GIRLS HOCKEY Muse Jane Kepner Coach Mary Gregory CODIOIVI Pose Duca MGHGQGI' Amy Yarnall Asst Manager Varsity Margaret Yocum Mary Gregory Betty Pontnus Ann lrollo Ruth Jane Dorsey Charlotte Bunk Mary Anderson Mary Scrarretto Julia Ludwuclt Velma Nessner Pearl Mercer Squad Edlth Mae Muller Betty MacNab Catherlne Hewitt Margaret Snell Pat Farrell Barbara Foreman Betty Robinson Helen Swarner Edna Summers Margaret Brown Hock ust Team Downnngtown Downrnotown Second Team Downrngtown Downlngtown Dowmngtown 4 Flhe Kaiser Sally Pawllng Lulu Osborne Josephine Soerdutx Helen Beatty Margaret Moore Betty Baldwin Jane Ann Sootten Theresa Serohno Phrlomena DlLungv ey Scores North Covert r Phoemxvrlle North Coventr Avon Grove Phoenuxvrlle HOCKEY CHAMPS Catherine I-Iewrtt Sally pawllng Betty Bald wan Betty Pontrus Betty MocNob Betty Shumon Jane Ann Sootten Josephrne Sperdutr Julia Ludwlclc Mary Scrarretta Mvra Dululgl Theresa Serafrnlo ...Am Page snxty one U 5 f y Q Downrngtawn 'I Axon Grove 0 K O 1 O .t y 4 O - O O Page srxty two SENIOR HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL ary Gregory etty Yo urn erty Pontius ary Anderson Mary Scuarretta CharIotte Rank Barbara Good Muna DILUIQI Ann Trollo Peggy Brown Mary Sheehan Blanche Raysor Furs! Team Downmgtown Downungtown Dowmngtown Downlngtown Second Team Dowmngtown Dowmngtown Downlngtown Downungtawn Josephine Sperdur Mnss Jane Keoner Coach ary Anderson Caotaun Theresa Seraflno Manager mrna Caporale Asst Manager Squad Iulu Osborne Ifhe Kanser Betty Rabnnson Barbara Ioreman Jean Deputy Pat Farrell Ruth Jane Dorsey SaIIy Pawlrng Fdna Summers FIorence Valuccr Ruth WlIgrs I'IeIen Swarner Nettre Flowers Basketball Scores Oxford phoenlxylI Ie West Chester Oxford Oxford Phoemxyrlle West Chester Oxford A SabeII1co O Allen V MucheII Cozzone B Norrrs W Shaw A Trayaghnv 'It'-Jlffz, DlTay1o A DILUIQI Wray F FranceIIa A Trayaghm JR HIGH BOYS SPORTS FOOTBALL Mr Donald Whrte Coach Cozzone Eachus Managers Squad Cclprlottl Pe reIIa Johnson Broolcoyer Panette A DlLuIg1 Irw W Onrafalca BASKETBALL Donald White Brown Penrttl Squcd O Cozzone D DrLuugr A Cozzone I States F L Foreman Pearson Behrndt Valente States FranceI Ia Fetters Coach Managers FranceIIa MarshaII Brookover Irwrn I .. M - . A . M B : B . NI . Q5 'IQ I5 ' Q0 I5 'I3 QB 31 30 36 IO 30 91 I5 30 Q6 v B P. T Cazenzo D. Pendegrast J Johnson V. t J. : . J. C. B. D. D I F, I rn J . L , . ' ' J. J. . R. , . J. , . IIIy LEADERS' CLUB Officers President .......... Mary Gregory Secretary .,.,,... Mary Sciarretta Treasurer Betty Shuman Faculty AdvIsor MISS Jane Kepner Leade s Club IS composed of gIrls elected from theIrIndIvIdualgymcla ses Meetmgs are held on the average of LVVICG a month These g r ass t'VlIss Kepner In classes helplng her explam the VGFIOUSOCLIVILISS Through Leader s Club the Interest of all gIrls ISSllFl'1UlCll9d In carryung on a varIety of sports OCIIV ILIGS HOME ROOM BASKETBALL CHAMPS Manager Grace DICarlo Peggy Brown LouIse Parker Florence VGlUCCI Betty LcIul'ter l-lelen Fryber ger Helen Svvarner Rah' Rah' for Dovvmngtovvn Well never Fear We are vIctorIous Year after year so Rah' Rah' You do your best boys We ll do the rest boys Rah' Rah' forD l-l S l2Al-ll RAl-ll RAI-ll l-lIt them hlgh l'1ll1fl'1efT1lOVV Come on Dowmngtovvn let s go As we smash on to VICLOVY Through the lIne round the end For our honor to defend As vve smash to vlctory We wIll vvIn thIs game as we humble every foe FIght on For Blue and the Gold We vvIll send out Cl cheer As long as we are here As we smash on to VICLOVY On old Downmgtovvn on old Dowmngtovvn Rush rIght through that lIne Talce the ball around Touchdown sure thIs tIme On old Dowmngtown on old Downmgtovvn FIght boys For her fame CHEERS FIGHT Fellows FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT For Downungtovvn s name Smg and we ll all be happy Smg and lets malce If snappy Get set to make your bet On old D l-l S Let S Start wrthout delcIyIng Smg whIle the Band IS playIng l-laIl haIl we cannot faIl Put Dovvnmgtovvn on top In a marlnlc a dmlc a dInl4 In amarmk a do e love you In a marmlc Cl dIDl1O dlnlc In a marInlc a Deed we do e love you I the summer e love you I the e love you I Dovvnlngtovvn You are the greatest teom of all In a marlnlc 0 dlnlc a dunk In a marInl4 a do We LOVE YOU Page SIXKY three Y. . . . . . . C I . A . -S .E . 1 I I I -1 1 ' , . 1 - I ' 1 - 1 U I I 1 - ' T I . ' I I I 2 T I I A 1 I . l . T . T '. - l 1 4 ,A . , . ' I 1 ' f ' ' f T I GIG . I .... . . . ' T T . ' T - ' - 1 1 ' 1 1 . W . 1 ' ' I I ' ' 1 I , Slc - - , do, W 'n , A , ' , W 'n Fall, I W n I 1 A 1 T I - A ' ' 1 I ' ' l 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' Senior High Mary Gregory CO Mary Sheehan Judy Ludwiclt Mary Sciarretta Barbara Foreman pat Farrell Jean Dent HOMEROOM CHAMPS The TQC boys showed their prowess at basket- ball by defeating all other homeroams in the school, emerging as intramural champions. The games were hard fought and the team therefore deserves much credit for its accomplishment. B. Eshelm:1n,Jiggs Capriottu, Mccardell, J. Colella, and Charles Butler made up the team. CHEER LEADERS -heads Junior High Louise Ayers-Head Peggy Ludvviclc Mary Ellen Moltz Doris Eachus Edna Dent Josephine Saclc 2,4- P 'O -A K! A 'llklia Dowmngtown Hrgh Schoot smoehts con weft be proud of therr retort dmnd tne Footboll yeor olthough they lost two gomes whrch were of no conseouen e Under the superb guloonce of our cooch Tweed ond through the grit ond deterrwno lon of our boys the Blue ond Golc emergeo from the county contest os County Chohorom Thot they rightly oeserye thus hon r wos shown rn the closrng gorrre of the seoson rn whmh they oeteoteo the Forrrer Cou rty Chorrrprorre he wlnnlng of tnis ncrnorohsnrp WGS quite trn ety ond Opproprlote ,JS It wtJS U glorrous oeorcotron or our new stdorurn Thls stoolurr woe erected ond cornor obout rnld seoson but stall sow much service becouse of the drowung oower ot our tootboll teonn It IS o rnonurnent to the orogresslyeness ot our oomrnrstrotron ono otsu to the lndormtoofe splrrt of the boys who corrled our school colors to its hrst ghorr nor sr IDI foot oil And so we exteno our Qonorotuto tons to th best tootooll teorn to o most ooorecr C1 rye town Followxno oho t 'ost 5 1 eo ono Qt ote-me coo In ount Vme f r x f A - 5' ' lf- 4-In fi . t Q r :t' ,, .I ive, W 77 itjjlrk xx f:?:- N ,.., ,. -3. 4 'YN U . . . . . , .. ,lb P-ff., .. g n .u ,,' . -1 .- . :V -. 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L V , e , - t' ' ' ' L . to ine hh l ,tr gf cih ' the C 1 ty, A' Class ol 1938 Charles Raysor Ada DlLulgl Mary Jane Pawllng Francls Daylor Norman Ashton Lewns Baen Anna Binder Wnlluam Clark Wayne Baldwun Betty Bartholomew Ella lourse Dowlun Donald Forbes 1 Donald Forbes Q Marne Fran ella Frank Hughes Jr Frances Jameson Jultan Cnara Raymond Grll Rrusculla Johnson Wllllam Kellon Gertrude Klrkner Raul McCombs Jeanne Moltz Marguerite Montonarlo Dons Moore Gertrude Moore Elmer Mercer Jr l-larold Mrtman Lone Moore Mary Moore Murrel Murray Ruth Orr Russel Pellow Jr John Petrella l-lenr Reutter Y Josephnne Robinson Ann Ross: Margaret Reiter Eleanor Ruth Evelyn Sack Loulse Slmmons Lester Snell Dorothy Stoudt Mary Strnnger lrwln Wagner Jr Esther Ward Lula Warnlck Allce Summers Arthur Summers Robert Templnn Benny Valuccl Louise Wilson Leland Wilson Jr Pearl Ylttle Class of 1937 Grant LeFevre Sophle Matallskey l-larrlet Mendenhall Velma Mltman Frank Moore Wrllram Murray Mylan Plank Mildred Radclllle Joseph Ross: Rodney Russell Jr Alumm Notes Attending Penn State Unnverslty Attending Business School Attendlng Temple Llnrverslty Working at Furlong s Store Takung a post graduate course Working at Bondsvulle Attendung West Chester State Teachers College Takrng up Llndertakuna Working at the Kerr Memorual Park Moved to Lanca ter tWorkana as secretaryD ln training for nurse Worklng at Mrller s Mall Workuna at Davy s Paper Company Attendlng Business School ID Phlladelphla Worklng at WycoFl Smith Breedung Stable Working at Newberrys 5 84 100 Store Workrng at Muller s Mull Employed at Muller s Mull Employed by Collnn s and Arkman Working at Bond ville Working at Newberry s 5 81 104 S ore Manager of Newberry 5 84 IOP Store Attendlng West Chester State Teachers College Employed at Lenhardt and Magnor Bakery Working at Collun s and Arkman Employed at Leaman s Working wrth the C C C Attending Susquehanna Llnuverslty Married to Dllworth Marshall ln travnlng at the Rresbyterlan Flospttal Phila Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Working at Bondsvllle Plush Mull Working at the Woolen Mull Attending Penn State Unnverslty working at Muller s Mull Worklng at the Box Factory Working at J J Newberry s Attending West Chester Teachers College Working near Llonyulle Worklng at Collln s and Avkman Attendlng West Chester Teachers College At home Working at Tweeds Soda lountaun Workrng at Bondesvulle Attending West Chester State Teachers College Attendrng lmmaculata College Married Attending West Chester Worklng at Muller s Mrll Attendlng Franklln and Marshall College Worklng at the Paper Mull ln training at the Chester County l-lospltal Attending Mercersburg Academy Doing housework at Downungtown Attending Valley Forge Mllltary Academy Managlng a Beauty Parlor Attending Susquehanna Attending West Chester State Teachers College Attendrng Gettysburg College Working at the Manufacturing Co Attendnng Valley Forge Mulntary Academy Moved to Philadelphia Worktng at the Paper Mrll Attendtng Penn State College Page sixty seven . , S c r - r 4 v . 1 I A I ab t ..,. ., . 4 I I A, Jennie Quayw. .. .. ...,..... Married to Jacob Wertz Leanore Sack Jon Snyder John Thorpe Vuncent Travagllnl Dorothy Trego Madelyn Trollo John Welsh Jr Harry McAllister francis Merkt Ellzabeth Harrlson Albert Lenhardt Margaret Ax Wllson Blcklng Ronald Brunton Vurgnnna Chalfont Richard Clarke Ronald Collins R chord Crosby fred Crossan Rlchard Deets l-larry Dennns Curtls Dowlln Margaret DuBosq Davis Eachus Susanne Elston Wllltam Gerhart Marne Hertel John Houston 3rd Dorothy Hughes Jane l-lutchlnson Verna John l-Zena Johnson Isabel Kerr Louise Lammey Josephune Laplacca Ralph Eshleman John Lefevre Palmer Roysor Class of 1936 Roy Eshleman Helen Wagner Sara Grlffuth Helen Baldvvtn Frank Bishop Evelyn Brown Lewis Butler Mary Chrlst frank Farrell John Farrell James Dlffenderfer Anonnette Duca Mary Garrett Ellzabeth Greenleaf Roland Hull Jr Joseph Hilton Marjone Holman Amy Lee Kerr James Lenhardt Helen MacNab Anna McAll1ster Donald Mcllvalne Ola Messner Mary Mlley Horace Muller Annavvyn Moyer Glenn Musselman Page slxty eught Aumnl Notes COntlnUCd Married Wllluam Gentule Attendrng Pennlngton School N Taking up undertakrng Worklng at the Burch Garage At home ln tralnlng at twe Chester County Hospital Attending Mercersburg Academy Working at Collin s and Aukman Working at the Manufacturing Co Worknng ID a Pnrladelphno offuce Working ID a Pnlladelphla offxce Working at Bondsvllle Attending the Llnrverslty of Pennsylvanwa Workxng at Muller s mnll Beautlclan at West Chester Working at the lron Works Working at Muller s mnll An Undertaker at West Grove Working at Bondsvllle Working at Leoman s Attendnng Penn State Working at Manufacturlng Co At Chester County Hospltol Attendrng Drexel lnstltute Attending West Chester State Teachers College Traxnlng forthe Mlnlstry At home Moved to Delaware Water Gap At home Attendvng Susquehanna Unlverslty Secretary to Mr McClain at the hugh school Working at Bondsvulle Attending State Teachers College Attending State Teachers College Sells produce at the Coatesvllle alr Grlfflth s Stcre West Chester Iron Works Working Hoffman s Caatesvrlle Working asa secretary In Harrisburg Worklng IU Griffith s Store Working ID Newberry s Manufacturlng Company Post graduate Course Muller s Paper Company Svveetland Seller of all burners Manufactur ng Company Pennsylvanla Mllltary College Kerr s Mull Davy Paper Comapny Home Greenleaf s Store Unlverslty of Pennsylvania Muller s Mull West Chester State Teachers College University of Pennsylvania Office work IH Washington Nursang Chester County Hospital West Chester Home Home Cpoultry farmb Houseworkand secretarial vvork for Dr McCahan Cortun s Store Coatesvnlle Nursing Presbyterian Radio Work In New York ..ffffffffffffjdfffffffff. 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' . z K 2 : 1' x H. 1, ' ,': ' : ' D KD ' Iv 4 Y ' Q . , 7 . , , . ' f l 2 ' . ri ' ' . 1 2 ' ' 'A . A j . We will appreciate your account 1 1 .1 1 1 in C ec ing or Sa ings , 1 1 1 1 ar n , , ' . . Warehouses: Malvern es ester Downingtown Phone 25 Phone 538 Ph me 811 v nty-two Everything You Need to have Q A Great Fun Out of Doors ' Baseball Goods Tennis Rackets Bans B,5g3Q3'S'w'eS HERBERT CLAVIER THEO M GRIFFITH C-UIHRIISVILLI PA 8z SON 77 RAY G SHEELER SALbS AND MORRIS STORE 5bRV'CE SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY SELINSCROVE PA An Accredlated Co Educational College Offering the following standard courses Llberal Arts and SCICDCCS Teacher lnralnlng Buslness Admlnlstratlon re Nledlcal Commerclal Eclucatlon re Dental Publlc School MUSIC Course re Legal Four Years Sololst Course 1D lVlus1c re Theologlcal A B B A and Vlus B Degrees G Morrls Smlth AM DD Presldent Rus ell Galt Ph D Dean Pg tyr Complzmnnls of I O 'V 1 41 : Compl' 1. ' Complil cnls I O. of . A . l hone Zlfm IDOSVHI g town, Pa , . . ., . . l . . . . ' , - ., . -, . 3 , . ., Of e seven -hr I CHARTER BUSE5 I BUSIHESS TRAINING to th susmfss AoM1N1srRAnoN - AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE I New York World s Fair .1 . .0 be t ddl8 IRCE SCHOOL , ALLEN E. KEIM N. LELAND WILSON KEIIVI Ba WILSON STAATS COAL co gum' zrectors Nalural Cas Fuel O11 Quzcl May 011 Furnaces 4 107 W L L G BALF OUR COMPANY BATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS Class Rlngs and Pms Commencement Invitations Dlplomas Personal Cards Cups Medals Trophles cweler lo the Senzor and unzor Classes o Downzngtown Hzgh School I RFPRESENTATIVE Il W G ALLEN I60I Chestnut St, PHILADELPHIA PA I Pg tyf xx Approvtd Peru u Fnvute Busmess School I C fb ' ' ! ' I 'iq I fm I ' f Y 9 d Reas na l Rases , , O T Tl' Y Muir H I Day ond Evening Courses f 8 eeks Summer Sessuon 1 Foun e 65 Pune Sv Vdesv ol Brood Phxlcdelphlc, Po Complzmcnls of n . Downingtown. Pa. ' ' ' Phone I-J . ancaster Ave. o c I . Q . . . . I ' ' 1 - , . I W 7' W ' ' ' Y' ii 1 , ,4 7 O G SGVGTI - OUI' Compliments WM IVI IVIITTLE West End Grocer DFLIVERY 'SERVICE Wm S Walton, Jr GeneraI Bu1ICIer an Contractor PI IONIL 654 I Nlfllllf RN Tailors Cleaners and Dyers ZIO W Lancaater Ave DOWDlHgtOWD P Center Square Restaurant Proprzetor NICK ZAFERES PI IONE 6I6 Plumbmg and Heating W Maxwell 6: Son PI IONE 34 Iwownlngtown Pa Complzments Downmgtown Radio Shop JOSFPII S GRAVLR jR P ZOI West Lancaster Avenue PHONE 669 SALES SERVIC E Compliments WALTON STUDIOS Commerczal Przntzng and Photography 4 Downmg Ave Downmgtown A D BICKHAM PIANO SERVICE Tunlng and Repalrlng Concert Tunmg a Speclalty COATESVILLI: PA Q ew of ' Phone IOZ Downingtown, Pa. I I I I . C U CI ' ' 'Pro . ' ' Phone 3I 3-W Downingtown, Pa. Free Collcetion and De ivery of , v 4 A L Q . . . - ' ., ' , Pa. . a. Q O Po e sev n - Complimenls of SWEETLAND Greenleaf s Pharmacy Bradford Meat Market IOI Bradford Awe Phone 461 Best Qualzty MEATS Al Lowes! Prices p9 Y Complimenis S. Austin Bicking Paper Manufacturing Company ownlngtown Manufacturing Paper M111 Machinery DOWN I NGTOWN PA J bt X V Compfimenls of . 7 ' Co. Downingtown, Pix. ' . ' A. l . N andley, President Charles L. lillis, lst Vice President Ellis '. Brown, Znd ice President ' Jacob lfdge. 3rd Vice President se - ' Where the Besf ..... GABRIEL TALUCCI Groceries, Meats, Vegetables and General Merchandise Phone 487 Free Dehvery Cos! Less C Jmpllmcnfs Swan Grlll and Dlnmg Room BRANDYWINE AX E DOWHIHQLOWD P Complzmcrzls Mlller s Barber Shop C mplzmerzls SABELLICO Electrzcal Contraclzng Ph 261 D gt P W. C. JoHNsoN Real Estate and Insurance DOWVHIHZLONVH P Dowmngtown Dllllllg Room CHRIST NICHOLAS Proprzclor 135 E Lancaster Ave Downlngtown P Complzmcnls lf Service Statlon JAMES FOY Proprlelor BUY IN DOWNINGTOWN Men s Women s and Chllclren s Shoes Shlrts Stockings g WIIB App JOHN PETRELLA P ge ry se ' ' R . a. if I I . f iff . ' ' ' . a. 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Hadfield Press New Idea Laundry Establzshed 1909 Launderers Cleaners EDWARD L TOWSON Funeral Dneclor DOWNINGTOWN ARCHIVE The Brlck Oven Duck Thomas The Largest Hoi D005 AND 0 mate The Largest M1113 Shares PQ Qtr - 1 ' ' , a. c10l7IfJlfl7N'l'lfS . 1 Y - of 7 The a s and Gowns use ' c 1 A ' Downingtown High Vchool SU lie MUS EAST LANCASTER AVENUE . Conzplimenls of Phone - Downingtown, Pa, Y 0 imenls of l H D D Wn' wn, Pa. 1 ' I no 4 Q c- ei h -0 o nlngtown P Phone 288 Downingtown unlor Please Paironzze Woman S L17' Cub Adverfzsers The Engravings for thlS publication bas been done by Pontiac Engraving and Electrotype Co. Chicago Illinois Compliments Compfimenl Of W. P. Canby 81 Son f D w ' , a. O l . 9 P Q gh -wo