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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1940 volume:

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As a science instructor, as well as advisor and friend, lie l'ias afforded us tl'ie privilege ol worlting witlw one vvlwo, in our estimation, is tlwe best in lmis Field. l-lis gentle persuasion and understanding has instilled in us tlwe inspiration of a future in science. ine Class ol 'MH HE l3rQotsLEM Page elght We lwave learned rn our studies rn tlwe varrous lrelds ol sclence tlwat to obtorn an accurate ansvver or solutron, one must lrrst under stand tlwe problem tlworouglwly Qur problem rs a muclw more drrlrcult one to solve tlnan any vve lrave belore encountered be ause our solutrons must not only be accurate but also orrgrnal llwrs as one can readily see may arouse some drlllcultles B mrxrng rn tlre rrglw proportions all tlre events ol a sclnool year eaclw rnduvrdual person aluty ond tlwe memorres ol worlong as vvell as playrng lwours vve must at tlwe end ol our experiment obtain a yearbool4 Une vvlwrclw vvrll ottarn tlre lwonor ol belng placed side by srde vvrtb prevrous yearbool4s Qur bool4 may not be as orrgrnal as vve lwod lwoped but at least vve may rest assured tlwat Its record IS accurate For tlme very mrnutest events lwave been added along vvrtlw tlwe momentous, to gave you a record vvlnclw rn days to come vvrll recall many lwappy lwours vvlrrled avvay during tlwe years spent In preparatron lor tlwe clrmax ol your educatron graduatron nrglwt Wltb diploma IU band and answers IU mind you start out to malce tlwe age old experiments and solve tlre age old problems ol tlwe vvorld SHIRLEY KQQGLER llwe Editor 5 f I , c . V .. 4 .l . I .. . I Y .. . , t . I . .. - If b b 1 l f , A I. I I l . I. I . , , . May you lwave tlwe best ol lucl4. f - : lfl i g ... .5 5- f .IZ 1' : LZ' i .. ,E J : -'I :: Z Il I' ... ... , ': ,-Q ' ':-n Zi .. '-...- .... '-:- Worr SHEET 1. THE FORMULA A. Administration B. Seniors 2. ATOMS AND MOLECULES A. Qrgonizotions B. I-iomerooms C. Witticisms 3. FRICTION AND ENERGY A. Sports B. Advertisements Po fi CUCKCDCD STAFF P ge te Edltor ln Chnel Associate Edntors Sports Edutors Literary Eastor Music Editor PhotographrCEd1tors Humor Editors News lfdltors Reporters Prool Readers Grace Dlfarlo Matthew Menna Virginia Hughes Ada lfatherman Evelyn Hlmes Jeanne Deputy Lltercry Staff Shirley Koogler Dorothy Muller Walter Snyder Jean Dent Harold Stlelel Julia DlVlncenzo Dorothy Muller Barbara Foreman Wlnllred Slales Harry and Bull Wilson Harold Stlelel Walter Detterlune Edgar Stoudt Dorothy Johnson Phyllis Eppehlmer Bette Mccausland Elma lbaugh Betty Suplee Helen Gregory Jane Svyanenburg Paul Taluerco Elma lbaugh Dorothy Johnson Alletah Plersol Phyllis Eppehlrner Business Staff Amlna Caporale Norma Webster Betty Suplee Ann Vanl Gerald Lyons Charles Snyder Charles Daylor Fred Baker Peggy Brown Margaret Snell Phyllls Parlcer Pat Farrell ra .g 'Y' B .5 X 'Ti ,, ..,,..,......... I . l. . .. ArtEditors ........ ...,..r,..,, t,.. , ' A ' J 1 l . ....,,,.,..,,...,.... .l I ,l 1 1 O F1 THE Fommum ADMINISTRATION SENIORS Faculty Aclvusers Llterory Mlss Esther G Mullovvney Business Mr R Vmton Smedley ln gratitude the Cuclcoo Stott both llterory ond busmess wish to express their oppreclcltlon to Miss Mullowney Muss Mcnhcln cmd Mr Smedley for their tireless worlc cmd very helpful odvnce nn the editing of thus yecr boolc MISS MAI-IAN Page twelve MISS MULLCWNEY MP SMEDLEY Art. .........,...,............... Miss Mory Mohan May each member ol the graduating class ol 1940 be On Our Way Recently a group of young people vvho had completed publlc school vvorlc were aslced What are your present deslres needs and asplrotlons7 The answer may be summarlzed under four polnts, namely We desire to hncl a way to malce a llvlng We hope to be able to establish a home We are anxious to understand the social economic and polltlcal alfaxrs of our country 4 We need help and guidance vvlth many personal problems of social adjustment able to attain these hopes and asplratlons Benjamin Franklin once sand Dost thou love Lute? Then do not squander time, for that us the stuff Lufe IS made ol go Forth to serve your fellovvmen and your sell May your every effort reflect the desire For undlvldual group and national betterment My sincere best vvlshes to the graduating class of 1940 Most suncerely yours, Principal ol Dovvnlngtovvn Junior S nlor Hugh School Supervising prlncrpal Junior Senior l-llgh School Page thirteen I r I I 1. . . Q' , 3- , I Y... As you have entered to learn, novv may you 1 . , , V .Illini . C THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs Bellelvl Hutchlnson Presldent Mr Robert T Ash Vice President Mr GeorgeF Roop Dr Carl F Dent My dear young people 1940 a new year and the beglnnlng of a new decade What wlll It mean to you? Life begins when a person Funds a goal and It ends when there IS no goal As we approach one another raises nts head a leap hugher up the road of llle No tree wlll stand unless nts roots are ID the ground loo many ol us have gone along without ever talclng root Let us change thatl A person who has something that the world can use will Fund the world ready to receive ft Courage character and conhdence are splendid qualltles glven these you will go far We grow by doing and not IH any other way Let us loolc forward to new helds of labor, Llvlng the glorious hours ol each new day Simply, serenely at peace with our nelghbor Lending a hand along Llle s old highway, Sharing our dreams, our vnslons songs and laughter Wath those whose slcles are fraught wuth clouds ol gray Thus sowing IU the garden ol To morrow A ruch lulhllment of our deeds today Falthlully yours, Page fourteen I ,W ,, Mr. N. Leland Wilson .....,.....,.,,......,...... Secretary f I , lla fllllemnrtum MR ERNEST SMEDLEY Lute as what we and we alone malfe It life a lule which Dowmngtown will never forget l-le placed himself In the town as a prominent hgure IU education, rellglon, and business For many years he was alllllated with the Methodist Church, servlng and cooperatlng In every way possible ln education, he was unsurpassed In that he served For twenty enght years as an educator an Downlngtown, a record which vvlll never be forgotten ln buslness, he served the NGtIOnGl Bank ol Dowmngtown, to the extent ol beung a trustworthy and slcllllul employee who wlll long be missed He, and he alone, made a llle that will long be remembered and always be lcnown as an achievement ilu Appreciatinn MR GEORGE E PERRY We wlsh to show our appreciation to Mr George E Perry for his tireless and outstand Ing worlc as an educator ID Downlngtown Schools During his twenty lour years ol servlce, Mr Perry served as chalrman of the Property Committee We are sorry to h ar of the resignation ol Mr George E Perry, but we shall remember hum as one who always had the best Interests ol the school at heart Page Fifteen 1 . l Mr. Smedley WGS O man who mode his COMMERCIAL Mrs Dorothea C Gay Stenography Junuor Buss ness lrannlng and lypung R Vrnton Smedley I-lead ol Department Booldceeplng Qthce Drac tnce and lyplng I Clyde R Sprtzner Busnness Arlthmetmc yp Ing: and Consumers au catnon ENGLISH Esther C Mullowney l-lead of Department Ieventh and lvvellh Grade Enghsh PQ 9 H F5123 Clif? lrceW Dennis Lnhrarlan Nxnth and Tenth Grace Enghsh HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Lrllre Flynn School Nurse Anna M Wise Dental l-Iyglenrst rs Jane K Jaclcson Glrls physical Educatnon and I-lealth Donald F Whrte Boys physical Educatnon and General Science Francis Tweed eod ol Department Boys physical Education and Mathematics LANGUAGE John Heffner Latin and English Margaret Whrtecar French and l-llstory II. ' 'c y y I . ' , . I T - c 'y m E Q t. Phyllis Hurloclc n .1 b' 1 X 4' 'I I M .I 3 .l g cu , y my MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE John I'I Relst General Scnence Physu s Geometry and Algebra Il Anna L Hall Junior Hugh Mathematics GIen H CIarIc General Science Blcloay Chemistry and .Job Qtudy 49 HISTORY European I'llstory and Civics Marian V Phlllps I-lead of Departmentl Eleventh and Twelfth Grade I-Iustory Aubrey G Goudle Junior I-llgh lnllstory GEOGRAPHY Ida V l.lIIarcI Geography ARTS and SCIENCES Harold E Kuhns Music I.ewls Lear Shop Mary Mahan r Elizabeth B Martin I-Iome Economics OFFICE GIRLS Allce R Wlndle Secretary to Mr Challee Verna John Secretary to Mr IVI Clam , iw , I ' ' C. Calvin Adams, Jr. cc ' ,I A t ff' sENuoRs NX' .L 1 4C?'L Z 5 L ' ass 1 DOROTHY LENORE AMSTER O She us luke her twuruklung bells Wuth a drum major she excels JAMES CLYDE AYERS Ayersue l-le may seem sleepy he may seem bored scored RUSSELL H BAEN Baenue l-'le managed the champs of 39 We thunk he us the best un thus lune JAY BARCLAY Jay A jolly good fellow and howl To hum great success we endow THELMA P BARNES Tucker Wuth her blue eyes and her blonde haur Scholastuc skull beyond compare Page eughteen V , 1- RICHARD H ASH Duc Does hus studues lukes hus sports l-lus destiny for dustant ports HARVEY D BAEN Baenue When he reaches the peak of success happuness MARY ELIZABETH BALDWIN Baldy A lovely gurl wuth hugh udeals A sure success everyone ees MARK H BAREFORD Mark Freckled lace eyes so blue Never cz heart beat more true HELEN MAE BEATTY l-lelen For her many fruends there us always a smule That makes one thunk of a person worth whule Corulucuus Say l-le who drults wuth ! H Cl of 940 -..Q'- ! D t l . . . . 1 'lf' l B 'ut uu us ut b uu uu f ul W A' e Us et O team e We know ut will be uuuued Wuuuu E A , f u. TL lt L ass 1 CHARLOTTE P BICKING Jrtterbug She follows swung from day to CY We wrsh her haoprness all he way ANTHONY A CANESTRA Goldy With marked ability he s guard Due to the fact that he tries hard RITA MARIE CARBO Ita Ruta laughs and smnles a way That suits her person sweet and QUY CATHERINE P CEULERS Patty Somebodys stenog she wlll be And a good one we all agree JOHN HARLAN CLAVIER Clavner Tall and blond seems very nlce I-hs motto Peace at any prrce the tlde cannot choose destination M- N KS ,i r,,.. WILLIAM E BROSCHARD oatesvllle Coatesville me oh m W1 that Bll huts whlgh NELLO VINCENT CAPORALE Nello n What a Lrfe he acted well se ANTHONYE CASTALDI Tony A good companion any occasion Basketball ts hrs recreation ERIC JOHN CLARKE Scotty I-Ins name IS Eric l wlll agree But hes good old Scotty to you and me ROBERT CLEMENT Clemle Clemle IS a camera hound So watch your smlles when he s around Page nineteen H CI of 94 o --if 77 - Bill I C I I 4 I I I d Yl ' , ' t 'th , H i ' a ne ' . . .. . I ' , , ' And helped to make the tickets ' ll. . A . i E on ff' sENIoRs NXXN L At? 'L gs- 14 I- ass 1 MILDRED DAVIDSON MILDRED REBECCA DAVIS MIldred MIlared Where would our musIc Instructor red IS quIet and wel behaved WIthout Mnldred stepplng so The path she takes wIll be we QUIGIIYFP paved DELLA VIRGINIA DEETS ALBERT DEL PACCIO Della Balay D lla IS peppy and very gay Baldy IS a fnend Indeed She trIes to be cheery In every ne that we wIll always need way ANTHONY DI BERADINIS JANE E D'CK SON Janle A QUIGI frlend wIth never a frown You re always glad when she s A talent for art has thIs pleasant cI When he goes the Beacon wall be Sod around ROSE MARY DI EUGENIO ANTHONyD DIEULIUS Rose Tony Always worlang never IITIDQ if Wnot no Soooolny ,S We dont ForD I-l S ever InspIrIng know But far IDIO thIs world he o PANFILO DI FONLO PHILOMENA P DI LUICI Panhlo Mena Photograply IS hIs delIght I-le takes DICYUFSS mornrng noon Org gf fun Gnd very nice Und HIQIWI A charmIng package at any prnce Conlucws Say Courtesy IS greatest commodlty Page twenty ? v- 1 Z I A Y- EI I Cl oi 940 --- to ' A I Mud ' - I be ' ' ' - II .. .. .AA4 .. , ., V . . 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SBS SENIORS I xx 1 mr Rss L.-ff ass 1 JOHN JOSEPH DOLAN Dolan I-le s so thun lulce he s on a alet He s awfully tall and very anet PHILO FARNSWORTH I o Pnulo us a boy whom vve say long way ROBERT W FORREST o Bob s good looklng as you see Unspouled and pollte as can be JOSEPH FRANCELLA oe I-Ins eyes wuth mnschnef overtlovvs Well mlss has humor when he goes HELEN MARIE GERHART Marne Seldom sad and seldom blue She ll always be a friend thats true In llle costs nothing and brings most N- Qi,- GEORGE STANLEY DOWLIN Buddy Very polite Irlend to all We remember h m I r hr baslcet a RICHARD H L FORBES Duc For his gayety there IS no cure Lots of fun you can be sure HATHAWAY FRAIN Franny I-le does not need has thesplan OTS To charm avxay young Iadles hearts JOHN GAZZERO Todd ln football Toddy IS the tops He takes the ball and never stops DORIS EMMA GILL Doris Shell go far and that we bet No one nicer have we met Page twenty one I Cl of 940 .....s T ' ' ' - b H. 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B b I I F I -I I t 42' X sENuoRs NXXN 'L Cf'L-Z7 ii L.,,,.- ALVIN GOTTIER Alvin Ever farthful never reslstlng And always ready to be assrstrng JEAN E HABECKER Bardre Llttle and cute a d lull of fun Always ready for yoke or pun RANDALL HADFIELD Doodles lt s at track that Randall Flashes Especially when th mule h dashes MARGARET E HARRIS Margre Quiet reserved and tall Perhaps shell surprlse all GEORGE E HILTON l-'l I lton Perfect pal perfect chum Always chewang chewing gum Page twenty two ass 1 NX 1- ARTHUR GREEN Greeny Because he s luttle because e s sma l-le doesnt have so lar to a DOROTHY HATFIELD o Dot us quuet and neat A gurl you d lrlce to meet MILDRED BESSIE HALL A true and steadfast friend s e The gurl who lvlces to peddle 1 e CATHERINE MOLLIE HEWITT Katy Self rellant and charming too She has a way that really gets you DOROTHY MAY JEFFRIES Nose sprlnlcled with freckles and hair so red She never cries but laughs Instead Conlucnus Say Wise man has H CI of 940 -Lf .nf . I . . , , I h , . . . H ' ' F ll. .. . . .. HD tn ' n . . 'llkeyn . 4 i ' e ' e H . ' G ble I ' l ' ,us . l A I l SENIORS OL 'tl'Ll'2 L,.,,- DOROTHY RHODA KEENAN Rhoda Rhoda Keenan we all adore For her good things are surely un store MADELINE BEATRICE LAIRD Madeline A gurl who IS polnte qulet and true Success to her we know us due JULIA S LUDWICK Judy A peopy and fun lovung gurl Forever caught In a social whrrl ORLANDO MARINO Ore I-le knows has musuc from A to Z With Benny Goodman he soon will be NICK FRANK MASSIMINI Frank Frankle s eyes are always bright We lcnow the path hell talce IS right FGCISOVIS lOOllSl1 ITICJD excuses 1 ass 1 Xxx gS .,,. MARY ELIZABETH KEESY Keesy en hrle she In sc Mary s slcoan IS Keep Cao RMAN LEON LOWRY Lowry Blue eyes light hair We thlnlc he may have something there ELIZABETH MacNAB Betty Betty IS sweet Bettys a beauty For D l-l S she s done her duty ANNIE MAY MARSHALL Mae A lrvely peppy gurl IS Mae She does her but from day to day BETTY ANN McCOMBS Betty l-ler halr IS red and as for style Betty leads us by a mule Page tfventy three X e CI f me ' H 0 940 ,,-,K T I I Ev w us ' hool, 1 ' J ', I. NO XM' sENroRs NXNN 1 -5,117 i5g Ss X L- ' ass 1 JOSEPH McFALLS oe This senlcr vt e ltnow gave us the a r But not we hope for a lady farr DONALD MITMAN Ace The gurls luke Donny so do we l-rs manner pleasrng as can be KATHERINE MARIE MULLEN Katy Her lrrsh eyes and cunning llsp Her courtesyw ll surely be mrssed VERNON OSBORNE Zeke He rs a Suburoaw star A presrdent we hope goes far SARAH FLORENCE PAWLING :ally She llkes to laugh she lrlces to DIOY Her presence bonlshes boredom away Page twenty four Confucrus Say ti'-' MARY MENTO Mottle Smrles and grggles all the whale Keeps D H S In happy style MARCARETS MOORE 99 She rs a frrend forever rue 'wrough JACK MURR Jock He rs headed for success Because he IS one of the best CHARLESO PARROTT Charlre Charlre has just what rt takes Where ere he goes good friends he makes THOMAS PEAZZONI Tommy l-le plays his football hard and anr Amy s hero beyond compare Most untamable thrng In Q S XX -A i CI of 940 -5 . . 4 ' ' I t :. H A l V One who'll always help you In . E. ' . f ', SENIORS Ax 1 -C?'22.,,.f- b L,-,.,f ass 1 RALPH POMAIBO Pomanbo ph s d -1 Eu stlll len among tue svxan v GEORGE OUINN Quinny Drum major at many a game Baton twlrllng had made his fame CLARA ELIZABETH RIMEL Clara Clara s always sedate and neat We like her ways and thunk she s sweet ELLEN VIRGINIA RUSSELL Whlmpy In the future patuewts wlll greet er Thus charmlng pulse speedometer ANTHONY G SCIARRETTA Booby I-le knows sports more than one But he always seems to have time for lun world has its den just back ol the teeth xg,w Q-,. BETTY LOIS PONTIUS Powtlus Her Flashnng eyes hor tour cf god never grow old JACKSON W RAYSOR Jack Jackson ns a handsome lad To see hum go will make us sad RUPERT R ROEDER Rupe llupe s a frlend a loyal one too ot a thrng he wouldnt do For you FRANK SACK Tweet Here IS a member of the Sensor Class Who acts llke a magnet to every loss MARY ANN SCIARRETTA Yea Sense of humor lots of fun Heartbeat of Mrs Garrett s son Page twenty Five Q Y-1 I X ' H C I o I 9 4 0 -- Tl' Ral i toll an he is lat ly, I I - I I I ' A5 ' ' I lt ' With these Fine traits, 5he'll i' V .I N - f , I h , ' I ' WT N SENIORS 7 1,1f1f'z A Q 1.-f CI THERESA MARY SERFINO Tree Theresa us a lrlend that s true Her wlnnmg smlle will see her through CLINTON W SMEDLEY C Int l-le pulls no strlngs by this we mean l-le IS all wrapped up In one Marqueen JANE ANN SPOTTEN Jenme If you ve ever s en her without a smu e It really hasnt been worth your whsle Ma ry She s quiet and also nlce t tr e Yet a friend she does not rue JOSEPH A SWARI' ER oe Joe rs a boy that wnll et The best things rn lefe you can bet Page twenty sux ass of 1940 M 510 i .ir- K Tl-f ELILABETH S SHUMAN Betty In many dllferent types ol art Betty soon wull play a part JOSEPHINE T SPERDUTI ln hockey and rn basketball She seems to soar above them all FRANCES A STEWART Frances Frances smules sincere and sweet She s knnd to those that she may meet John Very dlllgent IS she From work sh does not flee MARY SWARNER Svvarner Twinkle twmkle clancnng feet A llveluer ntterbug youll never meet Confucius Say Never try to reform ll .. I. ., MJD.. I V I . l MARY THERESA STRINGER SARA JANE SWANENBURG ' ' ' 'is u in I wJ Il 'K I' ' ' Q A n. .' A, SENIORS 'ix L- ass 1 ARMANDO TARASCHI Chuck Chick IS prompt always on time A great believer In ant: crime BARBARA TYSON Sarb Not a gemus we ll admlt But always wnlllng to do her b ANTHONY VISCICHINI Keenre To the hlghest peak of succe For hlm we wuslw no less ROBERT WEIMER oo Full of pep he IS a wnlz Success IU business wll be JOSEPH ELWOOD WILSON Oolcey Ookey pntches for the team And plays a clarlnet luke a dream otlwers unless job IS llmslwed on sell I-,,... CHARLES T THOMAS Tuclcer Tuc rs lots of fun they ay l-le II make someone happy some CY MARIE ANNA VALENTE Marne Marne as quiet serene and lclnd A truer frlend youll never fund GERTRUDE MARIE WARREN Very mce and sometimes funny l-le dlsposltlon ns always sunny CHARLES D WILSON Charlie Eyes of blue hair an curls dol boy of all the gurls ROBERT W WORRALL Wes Of the boys he IS the tallest Ol the gurls he plclcs the smallest Page twenty seven ' , Cl of 940 --L' ! . , , k ' s 4' it. ' ' ' - ' Gert ' ss ' ' 1 UB ,,, .. . .. ' l ' i lwis. Q ' l l l fl' kim sENloRs Xxx '-r,.. l ass 1 AMY ADAIR YARNALL Amy Not so bzg not so tall But she made our Tommy fall Confucius Say Wear Page twenty evght CATHERINE YOUNG UY Every morning she must want But not at a myone gcrj 1 cat WILLIAM S LITTLE Brll Bull ns swell really grand Always here to lend a hand A THOUGHT What What What What ll Sl4IGS are gray above If the alr IS cool nl Flowers droop their heads ll the wrncls do rule Surely the gray slaes will turn blue Surely we Il leel no sorrow Surely the Flowers will srmle I0 praise Ram malces sun bnghter tomorrow Dorothy Muller 4l smile and have frlencls, wear frown and have wrsnl4les Q CI of 940 -F T .K ,. 6- 9 . UK H ' -' 9' ATOMS AND MQLECUL Organizations Home Rooms Witticisms Poetry and Essays Home Rooms ' Section 19A MISS PHILIPS Row I Julia Ludwick Jane Ann Spotten Betty Shuman Madeline Laird Jane Dickinson Mary Mento Betty MacNab Betty Baldwin Catierine Young Mary Swarner Jean Ha beccer Margaret Moore Catherine Hewitt Row II Robert Worrall Eric Car e Anthony Sciarretta Hathaway Frain Thelma Barnes Helen Beatty Ellen Russell Sarah Paysling Barbara Tyson Anthony Canestra Pwilo Farnsworth Miss Philips Row lll Richard Ash Jackson Raysor Jack Murr Harlan Clavier Jay Barclay Robert Clement Donald Mitman Charles Parrott Section 12C MRS JANE K JACKSON Rowl Della Deets Dorothy Amster Rhoda Keenan Betty McCombs Margaret Harris Nil'lred Davis Clara Rrmel Marie Gerhart Mary Keesey Amy Yarnall Philomena D lug Mary Sciarretta Theresa Serahno Betty Pontius Row ll Josephine Sperduti Dorothy Had held Jane Swanenburg Frances Stewart Rose IRI uqenio Rita Carbo Mary Stringer Mildred Dasidson Catherine Ceulers Row lll Antnony Viscichinn John Gazzero ixellin Caporale Clinton Smedley Joseph Swarner Georae Hilton Norman Lowry George Dowlin Randall Hadheld Robert Weimer Robert Forrest Anthony DiEulis Aloert DelPaggio Section 198 MISS MULLOWNEY R3 y I Armando Taraschi Charlotte Buck ing Doris G Il Katherine Mullen Mildred Hall Gertrude Warren Mae Marshall Marie Valente Dorothy Jefteris Panhlo Di Fonzo Anthony Di Beredinis Row ll Thomas Peazzoni William Bros chard Elwood Wilson Charles Thomas Charl s Wilson lames Ayres John Dolan Jos ph McFalls Richard Forbes Frank Sack Al ii Gottier Miss Mullowney Row lll Artwur Green Frank Massimini Antiony Castaldi George Quinn Russell Baen Vernon Osborne James Moore Crlando Marino Mark Barelord Ralph Pomaibo Rupert Roeder W lliam Zittle los ph Francella Section 11A MR. REIST Rww I William Wilson Virginia Harvey Miljred Young Louise lwaddell Jeanne Hotlman Norma Webster Betty Lou Howe Anna DelPaggio, Esther Seabolt, Jean Dent, Julia DiVincenzo, Gertrude Ward, Anne Popioy, Bette McCausland, Harry Wilson. Row llfNorman Robinson, James Ward, Patricia Farrell, Ann Trolio, Elma lbaugh, Betty Suplee, Dorothy Johnson, Ruth Yocum, Phyllis Eppehimer, Alletah Piersol, Barbara Foreman, Dorothy Miller, Shirley Koogler, Charles Snyder, Fred Pollock, Anthony Di Christofaro. Raw lllv-Buckley Garrett, Edgar Stoudt, Earl Mendenhall, Paul Talierco, Leicester Yerkes, Alan Brook, Harold Stielel, Walter Snyder, James McGowan, Edward Miller, Gerald Lyons, Fred Baker, Walter Detterline, Richard Gray. 4 vu WA-if-V' i i jo- ,.- 4.. .atlf '-11. 'M i ...a-1-I-1 '53 .13 ? nu I-IOIT12 ROOITIS Sechon 11B MRS GAY ow I rr o ooo Gr o e o IeonneIUeptIty I3nyrIu5 Por IAISIGWSNGVT oro Irons Dnyr IS Dawson Iyelyn In Nora Mrcreory, VITUIUIO Home Iufy Dr to, n y r :I C xx II no I-I r mon or D Fwner Ihere o I3 Hereornr Anw Vo I Croce ottrer etty o 'er we are VroIet Ir el r ty rlnen tra fo eros Y 3 C om r n HIL YIV GIIQ 9 IIS I'I'JI'I BIVISY' JJ erm ' ndv Powuw 1ttI1r W Mr n 11 lu c L vo Section 11C MISS MARTIN VV I O IQ 5VV I Monde Iovyrenc lVIt1roor-et S1 II Morooret o n Iietty Poomson Dorint y Sm: Nomon DQ on Annf 1 to r'VIory I-ICII 1weIolr Rvw II WrIIr1ru Warren !IIIre1I lVIonton III O OVVIIV fl SI I NNE 9 Date Abromo Ioro Cnr Ads IxJt1erTuJ'1 me to r r o err rrrnn Roymon hrnier hm Lo roto NI Wortm xx Nur J y, r NI gm lVIlIIer Everett I-Imne CI'1renLe I erkon ornes Co H to Irozer, Vrncent Wood An rew Ero yer Eogewe I3wIfey Idw rd Wrrrte Sechon 10A MR CLARK xx I o y our e oott w low I-Iowe leon Venn M r:1oretI odwr w Me t tr ne I J 1 r v e, one rcmno Alrce I'rojIey Mary tIIHn fV'Otz om o t, JT Homer, Drooer, Roe Ntccnmox I VI I 'NT I-IGffY londr ore 'my ny er, P onn rn Iotme Ayers I-IeIenInorom,Anf1 D Berworot Inornflx 7c1Iere1,DornrnrcI4Dr L IGI Mr CIorIc ox Robert Mntfnon o Beyer In n trrer 'moro Crrgson er orrwon ect o 1 erowford ewrndt I'1or'r S Q1 Iron, Qore IV Iohn Wroy Robert Rrookoyer F w ts If mon W4 Ilorr Pee-Ce, Antwony I I I 3 Iofnes JI 1 Section 10B MISS DENNIS xv werrne or J rwtwv ICI 9 VI C G re-nge CGC' SJ, Ce I fu Foney lVIobeI Smutw Dorothy Xxffct r An Cumrwnos Sonto SoeIIo, I-Iorrrst U 'mer omo r og :nr r rw 'er err oo e tro SL IC w Icrnrron, Ier1nreIDAttrII krnrno C n IweIrno e ron Brown I3 JI Modntne, I S Denn v I Hen y Fozzrnr CN I re Cozzon we ozzone Io I vx zone v een N ott on c. Q o Georue AIIe'w I-Iorod Crr Rose-rt D Frnest Iory Rocet Dunn Jomos Frtrer Edgor Ilucnonon Racnord I-Iodfweld 4 I l'lOfT12 ROOINS Section 10C MR SPITLNER w l Leah Q rnen Lullran Bal vyrn IV'1 ly Sabellrco Mary Peachnn Dorothy Mc Combs Alnce Moore Eleanor Habberstadt Paulrne Pierce Betty Anderson Marran Clayuer Edlth Mar h Pav ll Lynn Badley Kenneth Wheotly lsaa States Margaret Archie Mae IV'clNleull Betty Smrth Ellzabeth Brown Wnllram Johnson Daniel Lumlnella Wnlly D1Carlo Mr Spltzner Pow lll Joe Manetto Sam Grayeno Armando Lahato Joe Detrella George Panae Bernard Dlpletro Everett Wllson Leonard Francella Albert Menna Ralph Schmehl gli' Jjw Section 9A MISS WHITECAR w l Betty Flahart losephnne ac Marllssee Skrles l-lelen Beardsell ucy Blumbera Carol Cnray lanlce Davis Harriet Wrndle Loss Bradley leanne Rhodes Bdrbarx Carlson Edna Dent Jeanne Koogler l2o1v ll Le he Sheeler Dorothy Wlson ba a McCat,sland C therlne St nger Flo nce Bown La a Becker Dorothy Gcwan Elsie McGo san Le h Baen Bety C zzone GI rua Wharry lacaueune lsager htber lohn D ran M1 s Whltecar y l n s l m r A o Jar ac lone o 'Xlor ac P ar on Barre Wa er Q a ymond D n IS C r ld llrne ou erb vu z John Myers Blll Fleck Section 9B MR ADAMS Bow l Charlotte Snedley Em1ly March Dorothy Karser Janet Moore Emily D1Fuoen1o Mary Seabold Dorothy Clark Betty McNeal Jane McCombs Dorothy Eshleman Mary Zttle Ada Sperdutl Joseohnne Cor elessa Amel a D1Eul1 Phrlomena Valente Pow ll Dorothy D1Alberta Dons Stern Helen Baxter Dorothy Graham Jane Steven son Ruth hllmes Bertha Forbes Clara last Naom1CrlFl1th Mr Adams Row lll l2obertl21chards l2nchardFen1more Calyzn Mrnalone Charle D1Sante Elmer lalrerco Attllro Sabelluco Harold Muller Pete Saella Lewis Peck lsaac Martlnas Corson Stephens Keeler Messener John D1 Bernardr I-larold Messener Edward Charle Edmund Bowman Sechon 9C MR HEFFNER Bowl InzcSm1th Jean Wllluams Maraueen Dayton Catherine l-lelms Yolanda Sermento Leora Warren Rose Loomis Mary Cells Ruth Plank Cnrace Preston Theodora Zolynskr Florence Way Mable Brown Pow ll Earl Fvsher Allred Eleord Auaus tune Farnum Betty Dewees Margaret Euler l-lczel Wear l? th Steeley Helen Null Mary Castaldl Mary Masslmlnl Loulse McQueen James Krrmmel Mr John l-leFlner l2ow III Quentin Montonarlo Paul Bow man Benny Delpagglo Dominick Panettl lrwln Rutter James McDougal Richard Bostnc John Marple Lawrence Boblnson Vactor Glrafalco Carl Pothas Donald Jameson Arthur Beatty fmfmggmmw- i 'M ' 'f -W Ro 'B , d f , I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I , C . l I I 1 C Q 1 1 I 1 1 Q 1 Q 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 7' . 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F , I. l. - Q1 1 Q Q 1 1 1 Q Q 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 - 'la 1 Unk .-.., -sim' ala' an- I IOm2 ROOTTIS SQCQIOH 8A MISS HALL l?oyI Mary Mananone Elsie Cozzone Grace DlLuIg1 Betty Martrn Lal McCouahey Theresa Manetta Mary lane Duca Helen Dolan Peggy Welmer lllen Ann Roberts Poe Cmarrett Loyce Iryyun Royy II Hoyyard Brclcrng G enn Reese Thomas Wrlluams Mary Jo Barroyy Delta Ipaolltto Ruth Ann Martrn Clarence Mcf rrr ro IJIOIIGVIG Calyln I3 mel M ss Hall Poyy III Anthony Ramona Thomas Queen leaf Cueorge Caregory Bully Dague Vincent Petrella George Wagoner Donald Tyson paul tntrelfnn Section BB MR LEAR Row I lllen McNeal Kathyrn Hell louise Bruno Mary DlQttaylo Athens faferes Alice Ceuler Kathyrn Ippoluto Betty Cqrbson Mary Patlerty Kathyrn Polllnl Dorothy GIII Macleltne Madrrgale l2o y II Armando Ippolrto Frank Irancel a John Masherlno lohn DeHayen Huah Mc Nell Mrchael Maschltta Wnlltam Pactnellr James Guy Walter Horsey Mrchael Castaldt Bern1rJCaprlottr Tony Ursrnt Edyyard Yatna Mr Le Section 8C MR WHITE Poyy I lela Welsh Dorothy Yoder Max rne Patterson Rose Pamento Mary Ca enta Ntcholene Mos hrtta Vera Francella Ruth Henry yy II John Drirlyestro Elyan Welsh Norrr Kay George Perley James Qu nn Harry Iatrter Anal McComsey Nicky Ca enta loe Fa mrca Nr Whrte I2 x III Pete Hemphrll Lloyd Asparag ts Merrrtt Harmon Tony Consenzo Robert Reyourn Wtllfam Mer er lony Mannetta Section 7A MR GOUDIE I?oyy I leanne Broyyn Anna Scaroorough Inez Mar h Dorothy Maust 'Vlarrlyn Ward Ioyy Ada cell Jennie Carbo Betty Tutu lanet Krw er Joan Garland Alnre Htrton Barbara Paul Dorn Coe W I Erwest Drgante Leryls Muzzu Chester Fltrer Jo,eoh lloyyers Norris Ham- non John Palmer John McGowan Allan Myer: Pnllip Burns Hallan Usher Quchmond Whlttly Andreyy Hetel Nrcholas Madrtgale, Pre Ilroonoyer, Franlf Celts M, Goudre. III William Valuccl Bradford le gu- son, Wrlliam Worrall Albert Muller Eyerett Clarf John Gregory George Loughun Samuel Jarrett James Johnson Charles Forte, Daniel Masslmlnl Domrnrcl4 Dihugenro. I-IOITIC ROOFTIS Section 'IB MISS HURLOCK Rowl Mane Stern Dorothy Brown Jane Ingram Margaret Shalstall Rose Fernardo Ruta Du Bererdenus Eva I-lacks Vlrglnua Coover Mary Jarrett Evallna Lee Thelma Yoder Angellne Chrlst Mary Martlnas Dorothy Warnlck Clanssa Ferguson Row ll Tony Mattlone Jay Pomauba Ralph DI Carlo Verna Nuse Kathryn Meacham Betty Baen Betty Del-laven Estella Snmeox Howard MacAdoo John Smith Ernest Wllllams Mass l'-lurlock Row lll George Cane Frank Blond: Domlnlck Marlnella John .I-YOVOQIIHI Lloyd Kay Benjamin Spence Anthony Grlnger William Colller Cscar Asparagus Patsy Du Ptetro Frank DI Ottavuo Richard Butcher Theodor Janes n Secteon 7C MISS LILLARD Rovvl lXaomlArch1e Frances Archle Ann Swarwer Carmella Mattson Ivlanane Reust Marne Pedana Mlldred Wal on Jane Klmne Betty Jane Muller Eva laraschu Sylvia Redano Rose Sperdutl Geraldlne Svvarner Mary Lahcto Row Il Robert Esworthy Wllltam Wagner Vera Cazzerro Santa DI Lung: Jean Morne Leaman Elizabeth Bradley Norma Wharry Cathenne Stephens Bruce Byrd Walter Slmeox Miss Llllard Row Ill Paul Moran Anthony Cozzone Robert Eraxn Eugene Mittel l-larold Whnte Wallace Pear on Alfred Cumens Vernon Baldwin Albert Skules Willard Mcliunney Jack Lyons Robert Cozzone Ted Moltz Page thlrty four DHS D l-l S ts the school for me Wnth nts honest upnght name Its been through the sea of humnluty And weathered th storn of shan lt stand by II scnolar so honet an true Wlth Its blue and gold flag Flyrng hugh Clhese colors were adopted by D l-I SU And here are tne reasons why Blue es the emblem of sport nansmp To both your fnend and foe And IS also twe sign of loyalty Which with sportsmanship doth go Whlle gold IS the glow of tne hery torch Given for us to support So that we may be ble sed wutw ngwteousness When at study or at sport Our school us bunlt on the grounds of love And held by the bonds of cheer Whlle the words of wnsdom support our cause As we stronger grow each year So with partung words of truth and cheer And a prayer of rlghteousness l leave you with these reasons why My favorite IS D I-l S Matthew Menna 41 I I . i - I I . .I . . I . . I I - I I X A I l 1 A I I I I 1 1 I , . . i A I I 1 1 A I I 4 I . . . I I , ' , . . D - I , . I , . I I . . '. . ' I , I. . El 1 I I 1 1 I I e 1 o . ' A , l 1 . . I I . I I U l I I A I ' I I I I A I I I 1 1 i I I I I Robert Mocre, Margaret Doto, Evelyn Krimmel, D I I I I I s 51 1 1 'Xb . . . I I , . 7 ', . ' I I I S I . . I . - I 1 , A ' I - 1 1 A 1 1 . e . 1 e, s ' s ' s, s d I l . SN . , 1 . 1 . . 1 I F . 1 . y D I I 1 I . 1 CCDMPGUNDS AND ELEMENTS JUST A THOUGHT f-lave you ever sat by yourself and thought of all the t1Ings that have happened to you IH the past few hours? Or, have you ever thought of a partIcular person and wnat he or she has SGld that dehghted you so very much? Some people call these thoughts day dreams and say that CSVKOID types of sub normalIty develop from them Iam wrItIng, ll seems, to dIspute thIs fa t These twoughts of wnIc1 l soeac are sometrmes gay and sometImes very gloomy but no matter, they all express a very defInIte thIng That IS the partIcular dreamers Ideals and vvIshes Th s IS ot csually known by twe tnInker but stIII If you thInk back, you wIll notIce how your thougwt was of some seemtngly ImpossIble desIre When a man possesses one of these moods he IS usually alone, If not physIcally, he surely IS mentally ThIs man when alone goes for long medrtated walks ID the raIn or In a fYDICOl London fog wnere the few VISIble lIghts burn brIghtly wIthIn themselves Thrs closeness to Nature s tempests seems to have a consolIng effect on the restless thought The realIzatIon of these thoughts means complete happmess because tnese thoughts are the true sustenan es of lIfe Itself These men who realIze tneIr thoughts are not IdlOlS but really the only truly happy human beIngs The happy man IS one who day dreams much and one wno IS able to realIze hIs day dreams mat rIally RICHARD ASH 40 A LONELY TREE l have come to feel very close to If of late lt stands not far from the road w1Ic1 IS a favorIte walk of mIne lt IS set apart from a grove that clusters by a stream, flowIng by there l have never walked close under If though that would be a matter of only a few IT1II'1UfeSfl1l'OL.IQl'1CI grassy fIeld I prefer to leave tne pleasantness of the spot a matter of conye ture for the dIstance lends a beauty lt IS not a monarch of ITS race but If has a flawless beauty and compelltng grace seldom matched by grants lam not certaIn whIch of ITS many aspects l lIke best I have seen It hung wIth snow, or IVGIIIHQ IIS arms Into the low sky on a wet day lam InclIned, at present to fInd If most arrestIng In the haze of the mIdsummer day, when IfS lImbs, unmoved by wInd, bend to the ground a poem of Ines I have loved If ever sInce the frrst tIme l saw It, for there was at once a bond between us, whIch has tended to strengthen as l see If more For, although l saw ata glance IIS beauty and IIS proud aloofness l thought l saw a touch of sadness, too JACK MURR 40 SUCCESS Success IS dehned as a favorable or prosperous termInatIon of anytnIng attempted a termInatIon whIch answers the purpose Intended, the gaInIng of money, posItIon, or other advantage lf we were asked to puck out the successful people In our communIty, we would probably thInk of tie men or women who have become rIch or promInent We seldom thInk of the mother who raIses a famIly of useful boys and gIrls as beIng successful but she certaInly IS So IS the farmer who works hard to save enough to lIve on when he IS too old to farm People who do housework or who work at machInes makIng bolts, or brIcks are successful too, provIdIng they are doIng each day the best work they can Your success and mIne and that of every other human beIng walkIng the surface of thIs old earth of ours IS based prImarIly upon two thIngs the ImpressIon we make upon people wlth whom we come IH contact for the fIrst tIme and second the degree IH whIch we buIld upon, lIve up to, or fall short of the orIgInal ImpressIon we make Some people make a good fIrst ImpressIon but fall far short on acquamtance TheIr wares won t stand InspectIon Other folks make a poor FIVSK ImpressIon but grow wIth acquaIntonce You have to dlg under the surface to really apprecIate them But the Ideal sItuatIon IS that of the man who makes a strong ImpressIon and keeps buIldIng upon that favorable foundatIan The source of all human knowledge IS a successIve buIldIng on the fIndIngs of others ALLETAH PIERSOL, 41 I - - A I . A , . . . I T I l I ' ' I I I I . . , I . . I . . . i . n I ,. , . . , . I I , , I I . . . . . . I I I I . . . u I IC , ' I , , . I . . I . I. , . . . I . I I I . . V C 1 l would not wish to destroy through nearer view. I I . , l' . I , . I . . . ,. . , f , . . . I I . . A . , . . I I , . . . Page thIrty FIVE Bettv Slwumon Edgar Stoudt Betty Baldwin Walter Snyder A treosure lwunt wos sponsored before tne Clwrlstfnos l-lolndoys wnlc mem ers enjoyed A pupp t tweotre wos construct d ond vvos used to Au clolr de lo lune Mon o mf P1errot Au clolr de lo lune Puerrot repondrt prete molto plume Pour e crlre un mot n on pos de p urne Je su s dons rnon No rgnondelle est rnorte Je r plus de feu Vo chez lo vouslne Je crous qu elle y est Cuvre mol to porte Pour lo rnour de Dle.1 Cor dons so cuisine Qn bot le bouquet Cn cherclmo lo plume Cn Cher ho le feu Cher lwont de lo sorte ne sand Cou on trov vo ors ge s ou 3 pfmrte wr en e fermo Tenor enlor Hgh School Chorus Junior Hgh School Chorus Pranlst A to Soprano Madeline Laird Sopranos Jearne l-lohlman Bette McCausland Lucy Dlpletro Evelyn Hlmes Vlrgrnla Hughes Dorothy Amster Jane Dlclclnson Julra Ludwlclc Julia Du Vlncenzo Ann lrolro Dorotwy Johnson Elma Ibough Jeanne Deputy Pllomena Dr Lutgr Betty Baldwin Agnes Merlct Mary E Moltz Justrne Richards Betty Machlab Bass Jane A Spotten Lounse Ayers Alice Bradley Peggy Ludvvlclc Tenor John Wray John Mercer Clarence Muller Robert Mltman Francis Hoffman Paul TOlI9VCO Phalo Earn worth Alan Broolc Gerald Lyons Lelcester Yerlces l-larold Stlelel George Qulnn l-latwavvay Frarn Cecll Earnsvvortn Robert l-larrrson Jaclc Sharp Rlcnaral W Cloud Floyd l alley Antwony D1Cnrlstolaro Walter Snyder Robert Brookover A Jeanne Koogler Mary l Duca Ellen A Rob rts Peggy Welmer Barbara Welme Lucy Blumb rg Florence Bro fvn Baroara Carlson Janlce Davls Jacauelrn Kager huber Jean Rwodes Glorla Wharry El re Cozzone Jerry Swarn r Norma Wharry Evelyn Kremme Loyce lrwln Dorotwy Eswlenaw ovvan Jan St venson Dorotwy Grawan C ar att Sn ll Rutw hun Carol Gray to Marlrsse Slule Lean Baen Betty J Muller Betty Cozzone Edna Dent Betty Mac Nlel Dorothy Wilson Rae Garrett Margaret Doto Santa DrLurgu J n KI '1 Mrldred Wilson Loss M Caughey Jan tM Combs Dorotwy M Govvan 'n Gr l G org Gr gory Rob rt Eraln Eug 'me Mltt l l-loward Wnlt Robert Slcll Wlllaral M Kuna Rolo rt Esvvortwy G rald Klrne Bas Wrlllam Barrett Robert Lalrd Walter Shaw WIllIGW Fleck John Doran Charles DlSante Jock Jone Corson Steohews Ke ler M sner Roo rt Norris Gen Ea hu Y Page thlrty seven S I I . 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I Q - .e : s Sen or l'lrgh School Orchestra J mor Hugh School Orchestra Vlolln Clannet Vrolm F Ute Richard Ash Sally Rawlung Walter Snyder l-larold Stlefel Crawford Behrndt John Mercer Vlola Dorothy Johnson Elma lbaugh Cello Jeanne l-loFfman Julla DI Vincenzo Bass Vlol Mary E Moltz Mary Mento Norma Webster Plano Betty Baldwln Bette McCausla nd Horns Floyd Lrlley Clarr Becker Ph: o Fransworth Percussion Edgar Stoudt Hathaway Frarn Jack Sharp Page thrrty erght Qrlando Marino Clarence Muller Margaret Brown Oboe Justrne Rrchards Bassoon Allce Bradley Saxophone Mark Bareford Paul Tallerco Trumpet Nello Caporale l-lorace John Buckley Garrett Trombone John Wray Gerald Lyons l-larlan Clavler Manmba Madeline Lanrd Jane Drcklnson Tuba Panhlo Dr Fonzo Flute Ellen Russell Charles DrSanta Arthur Rlckel Marllsse Skrles Jean Rhodes Betty Cozzone l-lelen Dolan Lows Bradley Mrldred Wrlson Wllllam Wagoner Evelyn Krlmmel Cathenne Stephens Walter Shaw Lucy Blumberg Josephrne Sack Plano Peggy Wermer Barbara Carlson Marlmba Jerry Swarner Ellen A Roberts Tuba Tom Greenleaf Horns Dorothy McGowan Carson Stephens Robert Frarn Robert Esworthy Betty McNlel Eugene Mlttel Clarinet Janet McCombs Edna Dent Gloria Wharry Santa DrLulgl Oboe Betty J Muller Gerald Klnne Carol Gray Jacauelune Kager huber Trumpet Dorothy McComb Robert Lalrd Wllllam Barrett Bruce Byrd Willard McKinney Trombone Keeler Messner Wallace Pearson Dorotwy Wllson Percuss on Robert Norrls Jack Jones Emerson Glauner i - u . . I 4 V Robert Mitman Bass Viol Scxophone I s .I . . I I Trombone Betty Baldwm Gerald Lyons John Wray Sally Pawlrng Betty Cozzone Harlan Clavler Philo Farnsworth Keeler Messner Wrlluam Cam Mildred Wvlson Wallace Pearson Horns Elma Ibaugh Claxr Becker Elsre McGowan Charles DlSanta Cecrl Farnsworth Baritone Wrllxam Barrett Carson Stephens Robert Laird Dorothy Wllson Marching Band Saxophone Gerald Kline Trumpets Horace John Dorothy McGowan Margaret Snell Nello faporale Willard McKinney Harold Whrt Jane Kline Dorotwy McCombs John Mer er George Gr gory Floyd Lilley Robert Fran Robert Esworthy Tuba Panhlo DnEonzo Tom Greenleaf Anthony DlChrrstofaro Flute Ellen Russell Betty McNenI Oboe Justnne Rrchards Clannets Orlando Marino Marlc Bareford Janet McCombs Edna Dent Margaret Brown Clarence Mrller Doratny Johnson Joseph Francella Vera Gazz ro Peggy Welmer Albert Slcrles Julla DrVrncenzo Santa DrLurgr Margaret Dote Robert Mltman Ellen A Roberts Prccolo Eugene Mrttel Percussion John Doran Jack Sharp Robert Norris Emerson Glauner Jack Jones I-'arold Stlefel Bell Lyre Dorothy Amster Ann Trolro Anrta Amster Marllssee Slcrles Lucy Blumberg Alice Bradley Janice Davrs Loss McCaughey Betty J Muller Drum Major George Qumn Page thirty mne l . . , E 9 I 5 Gloria Wharry Twirlen e t , A ' r I I' . . . , e Christmas Play enuor Play A Christmas Carol CHARLES DICKENS The Chrlstmas Play thus year was the xmmortal Chrastmas Carol by Charles Dickens It was truly a great exhlbltlon of charact r actlna Characters Scrooae l-latnaway Fraln Nr Dllber Juay Dr Vvncenzo Rob Cratchett PnlloFarnswort1 Morley s Ghost Jack Murr Mr FGZZYVNIQ Pa llallerco What a Life Cn the eyenlngs of February sxxteenth and nlneteenth the hrah school auditorium was the scene of the annual Senior Class play What a Lute a comedy by ClnFlord Galdsmrth was the play presented this year It was successfully gwen by a large cast and excellently coached by Miss Esther C Mullowney Cust Mrs Crat hett Sally Pawllng Mr Fred Scrooge s nephew lzdgar Stoudt llny lim Christmas Pa t Cnrr tmas Present Cnrnstmas Yet to Come Young Scrooge The boy Scrooge Mrs Fred Qld Joe The Fldaler Belnnda Cratcwett Another Cratcnett ur Mrs Fezzywng an Duc Robert Prrnards Catherine l-lewrtt J lay ludwlcl4 Retty Baldwln Cnarl Snyder laar y V ulson Dorotwy Miller James McGowan l-larold Stlefel Betty MacNab Eoroara Foreman lV'ary Mento Ann lrolno Walter Detterllne l-lenry Aldrlch Baroara Pfer on Nl! 5 Shea lvlr Bradley Mrs Aldrich George Bugelow Mr Nelson Mr Patterson Mass Dulce Mass Wheeler Mass Eggleston Mr Vrchltta lV'ary Gertue Mr Ferauson ldathaway Fraln Julia Ludwlclc Betty Baldwin Jaclcson Paysor Sara Pawlrng Donald Mltman Robert Worrall Jaclc Murr Barbara Tyson Madeline Larrd Mary Keesey Nello Caporale Mary Mento Jeanne ldabeclcer Rupert Roeder Charles Wilson Qne of the Crat hett chrldren W on A Fioy Dancers Dzrectcr Costumes Stage Set Programs Property Malce Uo Sensor Play What a Lute Chrlstmas Play I A Chrrstmas Carol Page forty Puclc Carre-tt Jeanne Hallman Jeanne Dep ty Lucy Dr Dretro lane Dnclanson Miss Mullawney Mlss Martln Baroara ly on Mrss Mahan and Mr Lear Mrs Gay Margaret Moore Betty Shuman and Mlss Whrtecar Sudent Bull Broschard Mae Marshall Mary Stranger Dorn Grll Charles Thomas Verwon Qsborne Ceorge Quinn Jane Urcfunson Mary Swarner Commrttees Mr Levrns Lear Stooe Mus Mary Mahar' Ushers Mnss Marian Phrllps Mrss Margaret Whxtecar M Fe Up Betty Shuman e parent Teachers Assoclatlon Nxmstrel Show i:' ' 1:1 1 1' 11' - 1 1 VW jI vlwfvr 2:11111 r '1 1 1 We 1: I1 1' 3 131 '11 11 1'1 ,' 1 ' ' 1' 1 X 1 V111 11 1' I ., 1 ' ' 'A' 1: 11 1' . 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'.. 1. 1 1 11 . +111 1 I1 , 1 211 1, ' 1 1' '11 1 9' 71 1 ' -1 1 '1' if 1 x 1 ' -1 11 ' :if ::g1 1 ' 1 '. 1 1 1 71 '- f,1 2111111 .1 I 'II' 1 I 1 f QIQV 1l,'Iii V 5 ,1.-'f1 1111': 1 11 111 A 1 1' Elf' l ' 1 5 1' 3, Natuonal l lonor SOClCty Presldem RICLlOVCl Ash Vlce Presud nr Donald Mlrmon Secretory J lla Ludwlqlq Treosu r Jackson Roysor ln Now moer tlwe members cllose twelve sensors to b odfnltted A lwond bool4 was mode l-lonor Society proposed o trlounol Wl1ICl'1 was loter corrled into ellect Ar tlwe April meeting on ossembly progrom yvos lweld ond seyen juniors were odmltted rrto the l-l nor Society tlwey wer Jullo D1Vlncenzo Dorotlwy Jolwnson Helen Gregory Edgar Qlouct Gcrcld Luo s ond Alon Broolc Pledge of Honor Socrety l pledge mysell fo uplwold tlwe lwlglw purpose ol tbls soclety to wlwlclw l lwove been elected strlvrng ID every woy by word ond deed to molfe :ts udeol the ndeol sol my sclwool ond ol my Isle Poge lorry two I . .V .Sur -V ' . AA ..U 'nl 1- 9 .l - . .l . . . I l 1 , 4 A . nh . ,. . ,V , L. f , X r V 4, ' l fl, o .. l . , . 1 S, . Student Council Dramatic u Student Council Dresldent Julia Ludwlclc Vice President Dorothy Mrller Secretary Betty Shuman Treasurer Robert Wezmer IS year the student council began Its vvorlt Wlrh dehnlte problems to undertalce It has been successful ID completing each of its und rtalclngs A'nong1ts accomplishments the establishing ol a student trsounal the trst In the hustory ol Downlngtovvn Public Schools Dramatic CI b Vice president Anthony Scrarretta Treasurer Betty Baldwin Secretary Betty lVlaclNlab Aaaln this year th Doyynlngtown Drafnati Clap was torn d to lurth r encourag tH thesplan ablllty ol Dow mgtovvn stJd nts This y ar tw dramatic club ex hanged plays wth West Ch st r H gn Scno I an Brldg :mort l-llgh School A few guest Soealters and ent rtaxnlng programs aod d to the enjoym nt of th club Page forty three lh' ' ' ' A ' . is I. . . 1 I : A . I . , g. U l3r'9SlClent .........4............,...,,..,.,....., ,lulig Ludvviclq ' ' , e ' Jc -' . e e 3 .9 ' ' ' nl t . 1 e. . ' e l e , ' c E e 2 i l l o .d ' e, ' . e ' ' l e . e e . Poems and Poets A srlent pratrre rn me nrglht srlent moon on hrgn tin wrsp of arass r trrr A nrght brrd sweeos me s rnalo echo C t me t The an so solt and ptr tn e o at u A srnale lorm Com s t't ouaw fWrth moon behrnd a croud t stops and stand yxrtw e Wrth head held up so pro d e stal ron ot tne pl Jrn Untouched by human hind Hr rocrno hools bent on tre lo echo trrodah twe lawd Stan on l-lrs m ahty body toucned by soeed ls beo tty wrthout words, l rs Flowrna forelock sweeps twe arr Hrs arac detre me brrd tandrno Here v rth nost rls wr e And eyes so loroe and cleor oonlroht solo 'red h rw r rr r estand ao V rr e e mrahty st l pa a r T e nr ht looks on wrtn leur Wrth angry snort he shake h He s aone tne nraht rs Q ear ead srlent prarrre rn the nraht srlent moon on hroh rn wrsp of ar IS rs strrr nr wht brrd s seeps the slfy Lookrng Ahead e 1 tte patwless yxay Here they ha e aarned the knowledge they lhat year from now vvrll be counted gold Some vyrll oend under a heavy yoke W rle others wrll rule as a mrghty oak hose wh too wrrr downward be cast hut those sho struaole ahead wrll las each sw mg wrll come rs frm o over to rar e h m to hrs prrme rr o hrrrr tnrs world may show he rrratown hould Q tars n alll atals ast o rher Mase Ma elrneldrrd 10 trel ah you rmaarh a mor b o tt pr t re twan twat of tfre heaven dotted wrt mr lrons of sr very SJ! Each trme yod sl ntly amd r ere'rtry trt' your eyes snyword tnose stars create wrthrn a yrsron that m les yod alrve awdlc en Th rr n oofyer comoels you to watch wrth awe the eyenrng SKGV appear rw t e western sty Wnrle aazrno t word twe heafens wat wrng ea trny so 4 aoo or, you wrs to r och out and graso owe o twat you may bett r understand rts power and beauty When haopvr ss r yours rt rs wonderrul to calmly watch the twrnlclrna stars and let them slowly fll your mrnd wrtw joyous dreams out then wnen sorrow saddens you they ouretly trll your soul wrtn com ortrng peaceful trougrts T ey always r no n rrr twe h :rr 1 as small dramond lraht to gurde us o our ro rw y Nay stars challenge us ever onward and may we always lflrt h o r wagon to a star c, ro tr rty Judy Ludwrcm 49 ll . ll I A' ', I ' ' A y my N ss od, sw S W r , . , .'1y M e s r s Asn- us: irr, S Xl . ,r' d A second eoho ht ts rts t xrr M A ,s 5' s, If wt' l ghr, Th zu h ofebe 3, a rc! b.t . I-l . s ,art vor T or, , V r te, lr tr. mf dar- Th J ol on ws the r , , r ' r A h g ' r ' , I , s s, r ' h ad herd hrah s rsh , tt . K , 4 . l , Th , l ' i sts he, A s t A s. 5 , s L I ' xfQ!'ltVlj At y 1 s , ed, , 'V ' r , A 4 , . d , A Th ser ror :eo to l l 1 f r Whrch may eod to fame or lead them astray M . rrrzd h , ' , . T X Cr rr i To r tv lo rs wrl' h . e T l. A' S r , ' , ll , N resi 5: r ' . T Qreorf t' Dowf K xr s oo ld Vw lW'rlson AT KA d aslc rs l hro and :rt stee by f d C we r oesrtf 3.1 l,l l s h l' ,l t' sv Y ' 'e ev T ' . ' l , ' . ' ' , a. r W, eo., re ystrc, 1 r h . L j o' A ' 3' Ch ,ecl me h l o l ' l . h ' er L r 'o e 'e-,3 5 K rt , , e . :r u ' H , V -f '5 -four gl SQFIIOY Glfl Reserves President Julia Ludvvlck Vice Presrdent Barbara Ty on Secretary Jane Dlcklnson T easurer Betty Baldvvun Interesting talks by dlllerent lndlvnduals was one type of program thus year Qther actlvltles Included a bake football and basketball party Professor Qurz Program and a covered dlsh supper The c ub provided baskets at Christmas A Candle Lrght Servrce was held January 95 and the Junuor and Sophomore Girl Reserves were Invited The last activity vvas a Mother and Daughter Banquet held rn May Ff2Sl1m6I'1 G I'l Reserves President Lucy Blumberg Secretary Jeanne Koogler The meetings are held at 3 39 tvvlce a montn The sponsor us Mass Hurlock At Chrrstmas the club dlstrrbuted baskets The programs are planned by the club members Sponsor Mr Adams President Vernon Osborne Vnce President Bob Williams Secretary William Broschard Treasurer Raymond hlashlnger The Dovvnnnatovvn l-lr Y Club operated In successful fashron durlng the year 1939 40 At the meetrngs the club lu tened to talks gnven by prominent men of Downlngtovvn In addltaon basketball was played vvsth outside l-ll Y clubs and the team participated rn the Chester County tournament A jolnt meeting was held vvrth the Girl Reserves Club ofthe hugh s hool Page forty hve f z f ! . . K . I Program Chalrman. ... ,.... .Janice Davis , I , , . t , - 1 Hr -Y . I ,S - r - I Alpha Junior l'l Y Sponsor 'Vlr Wnlte President F e Secretary Georae Gregory me of the club a trvtle S v :Jr rn lu Go to Chur w and Sunda S hool Camas: n Y Q Clean U0 Campaign Thrrlt We lc Cl dw Spee h Weeks t There vvere mawv mt re ng soeaker amona wnom vver P N ler M Chaffee Mr McClain and Mr Tvveefl Photography Club onsrhf cfxu Presudenr D rl lo Drlon o Vice Drecrdenr 'ucv Dr Jun enzo Secretary Tlrncn lbouah Treasurer lean Dent Thus cl.rb under me wo rv: low of lvl Mznhan has achreved u cebs In rt Omoo ln member ve en aided 3 r was throuaht'11S rudv of photograowv l-l6l'l'T1OnICa Band Soonsor Mr Lear The l-armonlca band under me leadership of lvlr Lear has developed and expanded thu, vear consfsts o pm o be ls aufars violins bass vlols and harnonr a Able vo GllSIf have been added to me band and Dovvnlnqrovvn l-hah School loolcs lo vvarcl to me furtner succe S of nts music Page forty sux - I- l r . l ' Bull l gk So I : T ' 3 rn: ,e 2 ded c' 3. - , , e , ec c , e c. e stu 5 K ' e, ex. rr: , r , , . . ,c. 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Amr lsr lr' 3 grwr Nlrjr fl fwfr 'Jr,r 'lf All '::w'Qd C wus! 1, fg'w1UAr H ' rw X r ' drllizr w wr I r r 1-.rrr-vrwrg' . 'X1,lV1-'QT:2E?TN':fJ'fGj A Qui F42-59.9 lexl .xxx 'tm 'X' wif Nurse llww l 1 r rw 1 l., f 1 rl -vers C Tfenfi. weld IU C 'fire-xmrllf WI UB ,V V, ,Tr Nl' lll lirmni l.r0 rr uf' Lvl tm :lin 15 ri rrvim .t be r, ', r IU flll? fgtrrsgr wqw Q F rlr -fm rwje r rr .grq lbw ug been ugnreved bv me success of tlwvs club L- . M.. 2. Rrbv Fr rm .f .' :kv A X19 film I H lil, f X bv, lard f' ' lflrl T Q leaf Sl' Szrllvllgrn. f fXrr,Q,,N llv, ,r uv yy, fr , S ' Ufeurxv We3r e' 5 lf1rf2'fe'lrllGr Al Q0 llrr Cllfm Poli' t fl ivmrw I E Q M tt l , , , 1, 1' 1 r R15 l-lc vw G' l ' S ' If U llw 2 4 rw fS.u'1rr1C' lb, urrjwr rlre r' .CMO ,fa l KH S, VWSGVW :rr 'fue bgmd r 1 rr 1 e rrwrrmrwq ur e1e'j:l1t ,Elia lh, gt L 5 'pqnd 9' f :l rpl' 11 .:lQr fuvrrvj ww r :N , lf r cpde l VA lm ,K lil il 'K filrl Orr S,1llf'pLl'-2'l 'I lhrfvrlw V.'c'C,L 'I' ' llatrvi ur! - 'U ' f r'-.Wd cm xr Mr dr ,, f 'Wx wrr ,l 'l rv U ' lrse lXu1d'ew rdm: llvrr 1 'Y owl K NVQ, lfeQ43wN1.Nr'w r lug- ill'-'llzf-' :ll P H lhg If .3 lolwrwscw orng Abroad ln Amerrca Gorng abroad For a vacatron has been a bad Amerrcan habrt lor many years Amerrcan advertrsers drsplay gaudy entrcrng posters every year for travel rn lands far away lrom Amerrcan sorl loo many Amerrcans fall lor thrs advertrsrng and paclc therr bags for such a trrp But how wrong they are It they should prclc up a map ol the U S they would see geographrc wonders crtres and pleasure resorts able to cope wrth any lorergn spot named Of course many lands wrll be exempt From travel thrs year be cause ol war condrtrons But thrs rs no reason for regret If one desrred the most en royable vacatron rn hrs lrle leavrng all war news behrnd he would talte a trrp over Amerrca lourrst lrsts are composed of many drlferent types ol people Amerrca has an answer lor every one of tnem Frrst we shall take the sportsman l-le had great plans For a trrp to Swrtzerland There would be slqrrng rn the Alps and other wrnter sports at St Morrtz l-le shall have all he desrres on thrs srde of the ocean rl he goes to Roclcy Mountarn Natronal parlc where slqrrng rs outstandrng and then on to Lal4e placrd N V for hrs oth r wrnter sports Another tourrst planned to go on an old Englrsh lox hunt and tnen to Epsom Downs lor some horse racrng It he were wrse he would vrsrt one ol the numerous hunt clubs rn Vrrgrnra and then go to Churchrll Downs Ken tuclcy lor horse races rust as excrtrng and much nearer home It he had planned to vrsrt the werrd wrld moors of Scotland he can goto our Mrssourr Qzarlcs to satrsly hrs desrre Qne tourrst may try to tell us that there rs nothrng rn Amerrca to compare wrth the Far East As an example he may grve Shanghar mysterrous crty ol the rrent But he rs wrong San Francrsco Chrnatown provrdes the same atmosphere as rts srster crty across th water The one advantage rs that rl the atmosphere becomes too orrental he may resume hrs usual American lrle rn hve mrnutes But we have no Mt Fumryama Yes we do Nt l'lood ol Qregon presents the same lolty capped p al4s at Fumyama aoes It he wanted cherry blossoms he would save trme and money by vrsrtrng Wash rngton D C lnstead ol gorng to Volrohama to see the srllc rndustry hrs destrnatron rs Beldrng Mrchrgan Amerrcan center ol srll4 Probably many romantrcrsts would try to argue agarnst our rdea Where rs there an lsle ol Caprr rn Amerrca? The answer ol course rs Catalrna lsland And for those who srt and dream ol a nrght rn the Arabran Desert, they can rust hop a trarn and go out to Nevada and baslf rn desert moonlrght on Amerrcan sorl If you wanted to see the rmportont crtres of the world you can agarn turn to Amerrca Just north ol rss we have on excellent example ol parrs France rn the lorm ol Montreal, Qanada For a lacsrmrle ol London England we may go to Qttawa Canada Phenomena ol nature are often a traveller s goal For an example, we have the Dead Sea away over rn Palestrne But we have a dead sea too only ours rs called the Salton Sea and rt rs rn Calrlornra Some go to see the grant eucalyptus tree ol Australra But we have grant trees too, ours are called redwoods and they too are rn Calrlornra The lovers ol old world ways often dream ol vrsrtrng romantrc Sparn l'lowever, rt can t be very romantrc wrth the wars and rumors ol wars today We suggest a trrp outh of the border to Juarez Mexrco Bull Frghtrng rs strll carrred on there Gut rn Calrlornra there are old Spanrsh mrssrons exact reproductrons ol those rn the old country There are many places whose drawrng cards are therr products Amerrca can lrl4ewrse supply these products For example Munrch Germany and rts world lamous brewerres We have brewerres rn St Lours whrch are just as large Lrlcewrse l-lolland whrch rs tallced, sung and wrrtten about lor rts beautrlul tulrps perhaps you drdnt lcnow we have tulrp farms rust as beautrlul In Holland, Mrchrgan Many travellers C - . 1 1 1 , , - 1 1 I . 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Page Forty-eight returnIng from ltaly tell of standIng on vast ltalIan slopes wIth mlles ol vIneyards stretcwed before them We InsIst just as much pleasure can be derlved by standIng on the slopes ol the Fresno CGlllOfOIO vIneyards Last we have the two most famous entertaInment c nters of the world l:Irst comes Monte Carlo All those who enIoy the games ol chance should goto Agua Callente Lower CalIlornIa thIs year Second IS WaIlcaIl4I If you deslre the solt warm atmosphere ol thIs south sea Island you may VlSIf any where along our Gull Coast and for the sports deruved l:lorIda can provrde those There IS one outstandlng fact we have overloolced The U S has many plac s ol Interest that other countrIes dont have For Instance l-lollywood No country can boast of a cInema cIty lllce thIs one even Il they do have hlm IndustrIes of theIr own Th n oo we must onsIder the centers of educatIon ID our country Yal Harvard l3rInceton and other famous colleges too numerous to mentIon are Vlvld examples ol Amencan youth and Ideal centers ol educatIon We have wonderful products ol nature ID our Yellowstone Natronal park NIagara Falls Grand Canyon and the l3etrIFIed Forest For those who travel to study the races of the world, we suggest Amenca s cItIes Such gateways to our country as New Yorlc and San FVODCISCO are great meltIng pots ID whIch the habIts customs and manners of all races of the world may be StUdIed You dress wIth the French you sIng wIth the LatIns you lunch wIth the Dutch and you dance wIth the Spamsh But whether you loolc For people or places see your own Amenca hrst l IS n only AmerIca the meltIng pot ol people but It IS Amenca the meltIng pot ol places So paclc your bags thIs summer say goodbye to your lrIends and tell them that you re golng abroad ID AmerIca Nladellne l.aIrd 40 A Secret Thought Dear SDVIDQ at last you ve come agaIn l ve waIted Ch so long l need your sweet consolIng breath To malce my lIle a song Oh sprIng l need your soothIng touch l want your buddIng trees You do not lcnow how very much That l have need ol thee l can not bear those wnntry days That chIll me through and through They dIm my thoughts and malce me sad They malce me freeze too Oh sprIng won t you stay always near And malce me ever gay7 So l mustn t Fear the tIme When you must go away When as a chIld, my dearest sprIng You brought me here wIth you So when you can no longer stay, Please, talce me wIth you, too Judy DIVIncenzo, 41 . . . . , I I , . 9 . . 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Page fnfty two BETTY MacNAB Chief Abomlnatron people llang h movres Ambmon good nurse Pet Saying I-leovens EARL MENDENHALL Chlef Abomlnatron chocolate flalce rce cream Ambltlon to be a success Pet Saylng Get outl PAUL TALIERCO CulefAbomrnatlon homewom Ambltlon engineer Pet Sayung A n t you comm rn P BETTY PONTIUS Chlef Abomlnatron unpolrshed fungernalls Ambition someone s stenog and marry her boss If he s good laokrng Pet Saying Dont be sally THERESA SERFINO ChlefAbomrnatlon someone chewlng In her ear Pet Sayung Sweetheart BOOBY SCIARRETTA ChlefAbomlnatlon worlc excluding football Ambition leader of worlds greatest swing band Pet Saying Nuttln JACK NIURR Chlef Abomlnatlon hlll b II mu tc Ambition traveler Pet Saying Oh cowl DON MITMAN ChlefAbom1natron oysters Ambition traveling Pet Sayrng I-In Mac ORLANDO MARINO ChrefAbomlnatlon excltement Ambntlon arranglng musuc for orchestras Pet Saylng I-low s your healthft Y . . . . . . Yfrii . , . , f to , in t e .. W . , I I I N V I . 14 Iam .. 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V lr Ar wt N m f'e'5f1yw-3 WX ' :Mlm Zvi ,li .,. ,nl vg.. . F: . . -, 'vi-4.', 1 Q.. 5. F s?-Q 43 Fx , HW Ff ' X :wil A ' 1 4 X ,3- ,4 , ,I I W, .41 Q in , 1 , Q ff? 4 .f 'B ., xkvr, Qi KTA! I 5 . -u NM 1 f 1' V f I Q xi:-ff f x X1 f-1 .,,,1 X 1. .l 7 -4 N NR- ' 'X -. n 1, ax X if mr X X I ff xr, ,fff ., A fgaf 6 7 In ,5. 1 . 1 -L- Q 'Ziff ? .fff ,EW l' lp if Q M43 Wlttlclsms McGowan I-low many students are there chemistry class Mr Clark? Mr Clark About one IH every hve Mr Rerst Cexplaunlng an Alegebra probleml rl perhaps ll youd stop Fllrtmg wlth those gurls back there, I mrght have a chance Mr RGISI Booby how many times have you been late for physlcs class? Booby l dont know, I thought you were keeping score Scotty Shall we take the subway? Cuoldy Yes but where shall we put rt? Mrss Mullowney Charles what rs the dlHer ence between a stolc and a cynlc? Charlre Snyder A stolc rs what brought me my little brother and the cynlc IS what my mother washes the dashes ID Duned and sated, Dled and crated Recipe A peach at hrs rlght A nut at the wheel A turn rn the road Fruit Salad' Ash Judy, what dld the scarf say to the hat? u y I dont know What dnd It say? Ash You go on ahead I wanta neck Mendenhall I-lave you straightened out that man yet? Mr McClarn What man? Mendenhall Why the I-lunchback of Notre Dame Booby What dld the shovel say to the hoe? Goldy I don t know What? Booby I-leigh ho on Charlotte Bnckung Isnt If wonderful how these hlllng statron people know exactly where to set up a pump and get gas? Page llfty sux State cop Cguvlng drnvrng lessonD Choke :tl Choke rtl Jean Dent Where s Its neck? Ker Chow' I sneezed a sneeze unto the our It Fell to earth I knew not where But hard and cold were the looks ol those Into wwo e vlclnlty I snoze Mr Clark What rs a skeleton? McGowan A stack ol bones wlth all the people scraped oll Rupe I2 She s pretty asa prcture Booby S Yeah Nnce frame too lol Fraun Dad you serve me thus cherry ple today because It happens to be Washington s birthday? B Shuman That s rlght dear I-I Frarn Vfell get me hrs hatchet so I can c rt Mary had a little lamp She hlled Il wlth benzune, She went to llght her Iuttle lamp And hasn t srnce benzrne Mltman Ceatlng dlnner at the dlnerb I-lere IS a ptece ol rubber tlre In my hash Walter No doubt The motor IS replacing the horse everywhere Dowlrn What happened to the mother who used to put a candle In the wrndow to gulde her wayward son? I-lrlton Now she turns on the Floodllghts at the landnng held Scrarretta I-low drd you enjoy your horse back rude? Scotty I never thought anythrng hlled with hay could be so hard Ash Pop, what us heredity? Father The force, my son, which arranges that all your good tratts be nnherlted from your mother and all your bad ones from me . . . 1 .. In ., ,. Z ,. I , , , 'I , K D It I I . I . . . I -I Ea , . . , I . D ,A , , Y ,, . s . ' . K' C D r - I I ., , I . I . C it I I I 5 I .: H I . Y .I . . , , , - I I , . . h I I .. . . I a D ' I ' ut '. Wined and leted, ' W ' . I . ---Y . . ., I 1 , ,, W , .. : - I .I . . K l D - . Jalra Laayyrelf Jalra Lsflyyr li Mary Soarrctta M no Dt L I1 llwclma Barnes alla Ludwr lr Nlary Q rarretta Mary Scrarretta Mary Mento Amy Varnall Sarah pawllrg Julra Luawuck Mary Strxnger Julra Laayyrelr Betty Dantrns Betty Panrras Katlwerune Vourg Betty Baldyyrn Betty Balclvvln Betty Shaman Popularity Contest Best Looking Most Popular Best Athletes Best Dress d Best In S holarslups Most Lllcely to Succeed Pepplest Best Dancers Biggest Flirt Cutest Couple Best Musicians Favorite Dance Orchestra Glenn Muller Favorite Popular Song S rl t our Most serviceable Sleeplest Most Courteous Nolslest Pulls Most Boners Quletest Sophisticated Lady Best Actors Best Artusts lalaryey Baen Vefll UD Qsbfjf e Awtlrnny Sclarretta 1 Dow Ja l4M1rr Rl Hard Aslw 1 B s Axntlwony Sclarretta Norrran Lowry llwornas peazzonu Qrlanao Marana Robert Werrner Jay Barclay Franlr Massrrnrnr Artlrsr Green Eruc Clarlre Jay Barclay l-'latlwayvay From ,laclr Raysor Page lfty se en . C, . . , 1 IW i ll gn e G eora 2 lln - M , ' : ' . . Q t ,l ' Q . . ' . .. Qs of ' ' Nlffilllt rr ra Clwarez ta i lal Man About Town . .. , , .George Hilton ' ..,. . ... ... . , , , . l I H FRICTIQN AND ENERG Coaclwes Football Basketball Minor Sports Girls' Sports Features KE HNbUE1K K3SZ'!3CI?ff3Z3t3l 23132931 Football Banquet Qn lnursday evening December i4tlr tlwe Athletic Association gave a panauet lor tlwe foofoali Sauaa in tne Davvningtavvn l-llglw Sclioolls gymnasiurr lne in.ocatian WGS given bv Rev' Ste,-fart Ol tlwe Fairvievv Churclw alter vvlwiclw a very line panauet ,vas Served and at intervals Songs were Eng. Mrs l-ietlner tne president ol tlwe Atlwletic Association acted as toastmaster. l-le First intraaucea Dr. Clwarlee wlwa spolre on tlwe football season ana congratulate: tne band as being a great imprcve- ment over past years. llwe next speal4er vvas Mr. lvlcclain vvlwo gave a priel talk congratulating tlwe coacnes ana sauaa. llwe coaches ol neiglwlooring sclwools, vvlwo vvere present vvere introduced. Mr lvveec ttwen spoke on tlwe great vvay tne scnool, fans, and players cooperated during tlwe past season. lale DVGSQHEQS all tlwe players vvitlw avvards. Vernon Qsporn received tlwe traplwy given by tlwe Daily Local News to tlie outstanding player ol tlwe season. Emerson Glauner tlwen gave avvards to Coaclw lyveed Assistant Coacli Adams, and Junior High Coaclylvlr, lvlfnite. Mr l-letlner tlwen introduced 'Zeltew Usborne, yvlwo introduced the squad and presented gilts to true coaclies and Dr. Riley, llwe guest spealter, Maier EmeryE.Larson,caaclwaltl1e Navy lootpall sauad, vvas tlwen introduced, Mr. Larson gave a most interesting and enjoyable talk on tlwe lwonesty ol lootball players also inspiring the boys to keep on going and not to stop until success is reaclwea. Mr. Herlner then tlianlted tlwe spealcers and tlie oanauet vvas concluded by all singing HGoa Bless American. Page sixty Lv, ,,x.l. sL,r', K ', I First Row: A. Travaglinl, A. Canestra, J. Gazzero, J. Petrella, P. Taraschi, R. Williams, J. Laliato, C. Willcerson. Second Row: Head coach Francis Tweed, G. Hilton, P. Talierco, N. Lowry, J. Mattione, A. Sciarretta, V. Osborne, T. Peazzoni R. Worrall, E. Mendenhall, R. Roeder, R. Hashinger, Asst. Coach Calvin Adams. Third Row: C. Gerhart, I2. Baen, G. Paige, A. DelPaggio, C. Daylor, J. Raysor, A. Brook, W. Snyder, E. Stoudt, F. Massimini, C Ivy H. Miller, T. Dilfulis, A. Viscichini. Fourth Row: J. Ward, B. Grigson, W. Johnson, E. Hughes, E. Burlcey, H. Frain, W. Warren, H. Snyder, R. Curay, W. Wilson, F. Pollock W. DiCarlo. Filth Row: A. Cozzone, T. Zaleres, G. Allen, A. Taraschi, E. Clark, C. Behrndt, S. Ferguson, J. Johnson, R. Gravino, P. Harrison Head Coach. Ass't. Coach Head Managers . Faculty Manager. .. Co-captains ..,. ...... . . Varsity Football COUNTY CHAMPS Schedule for 1939 Downingtown Morrisville.. .. Downingtown Pottstown.. . . . . . Downingtown North Coventry . . . Dovvningtovvn West Chester .. . . Downingtown Bridgeport ..... Downingtown Phoenixville .... Downingtown. . . Berwyn . . . . Downingtown. . . ... Coatesville. .. Downingtown Norristown .... . .Francis Tweed . . Calvin Adams ..Viscichini, Baen . .Warren McClain . , . .Sciarretta, Osborne ....O ..O ...O .. .6 ...O .. .6 .6 .O ....7 Page sixty-one Gnrls Athletsc Junior Hugh Football Basket ball Baseball MR CLYDE SPITZNER MR AUBREY GOUDIE Basketball MR C CALVIN ADAMS MR FRANCIS TWEED Asslstant Football Assistant Football Track Track Page snxty two 3 A ,. 7 Y' I 4 mf -4 NR DONALD WHITE , MRS. JANE K. JACKSON Varsity Baslcetloall 'Ist Row: J, Mattion, A. Sciar- retta, R, Ash, B. Garrett, G. Dowlin. n Row- A Goudie Wermer J Lahato N Capor ale J Ayres R Wrllnams l-lead Coach Clyde Spltzner Junror Varsity Baslcetlnall Ts Row A Travagllnl A Castaldr l-l Stlefel M Menna A Montonarlo Qnd Row Coach Aubrey Gouclre E Cozzone A D Lung: l. Francella l-l John J DlOttaylo O Cozzone M DlLurgn l-'I Blond: CManagerD P. Vars ty Baslcetba 1 l-lead Coach Clyde Spntzner Asst Coach Aubrey Ooudle Head Manager Nello Caporale Faculty Manager Warren M Claln Captarn Rrchard Ash Downrngtown Downrngtown Downrngtown 'DOWUIDQIOWD Downrngtown Downlngtown 'Downrngtown Downrngtown 'Dowmngtown 'Downrngtown Downrngtown 'Downrngtown Dowmngtown 'Dowmngtown 'Downrngtown Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Nov Nov Nov 1 6 ' League Games Bridgeport Kennett Square Bnrdsboro Pottstown Parneslourg Conshohocken West Chester Berwyn Coatesvalle Pottstown Conshohocken Phoenlxvllle West Chest r Berwyn Coatesyrlle Junror Vers ty Baslcetlball Vorlc Pottstown Shrlllngton West Chester Bridgeport Phoenrxvulle Berwyn Coatesyrlle Suburban Champs Schedule for 1940 Away Home Home l-lame Home Away Home Away Qdv . I. , R. t 3 . , , ll ,'s.-Q Ifrfporvlh J r -1 . J , f f MLK I ll ' .. Q6 ' , ..,.36 ' .. . .30 .Q4 ' .. ,. QO ' . 'I7 ' .. Q1 . .30 A .. .34 l , ,QT 4' ' ,.. . .223 . . . .NQ5 'Downingtown.,. Q3 Phoenixville. . . . .,,..3Q ' 31 . , , ,35 'l' 4 ,.. .Q7 . 30 ' ,. Q7 ' . ,3Q ' Q1 Q8 'l' ' . 36 . , ,l6 ' 4,.. . H95 ' ' . . .Q6 'l' A ..., . .Q5 9. , ,36 ' . 34 .. . . 33 ' .. 30 ' .,, Q4 l ,Q7-Y ..... ,..... , .... , . 57 .. , .... . , , . , . , .197 . . . . '.Q6 ' ,. , . . Q ' ' . 97 V ..., ., . Apr: 11 Aprll 'l5 Aprrl '18 April QQ Aprrl Q5 Apral Q9 May Q Page slxty four Head Coach Manager Faculty Pottstown Coatesvllle Kennett Square Phoenlxvl l le West Chester Berw n Conshlohoclcen Coach Ass t Coach April 19 Aprll Q4 Aprrl 97 May May May May May May May May May June 'I County Relays Radnor Penn Relays Berwyn Ursrnus Coatesville County Meet Phoenlxvulle Dlstrlct Meet West Chester State Meet Pottstown Suburban Mee I Baseball Baseball Schedul Away Home Home Home Away Home Away May May May May May May May Trac 8 6 9 Pottstown Coatesvu lle 13,11 03? OIIIOIO4 Donald White G Allen W McClaln Kennett Square Phoemxvu l le West Chester Berwyn Conshohocken Francls Tweed Calvm Adams Gerhart Baen all 0 5 O -C q Q n x' :r 0 Q. S 0 Home Home Franlclln Field Berwyn Collegevllle Coatesville West Chester Home Upoer Darby West Chester State College Home Norrzstown g lllzlll o af .,.gQ. p0N3y.0..x.x.t gi . 'E 0mwmm4m4A N A . I . V 3. lllrlvlllllr 1, I F 555pQ3g51ggx- R+ 11if:.'f:fIv1 -.1 Nnoro-A-, .Q fff'.'f'ff' Hwoow. V' Q:-EI-ill-:rg .if -I , A -T 534+ A T T fi. ,a .. .m.w?U fli' I , ., . l.K-T A ,... vcr-?sqO0...V. F Baseball Squad R. Weimer E. Wilson J. Barclay T. Frazer G. Paige E. Burltey . Stiefel . Miller Viscichini . Clavier J. Cuazzero T. Peazzoni M, Menna F. Travaglini H. Ore H. Miller W. Warren R. Graveno C. Daylor C, Thomas Trac Squad Scrarretta Wulson Roeder V Osborne Ferguson R Hadheld Baldwin R Gray Wood Parrott Snyder Wnlkerson Wilson Fraln John F Pollock F Summers W Grlgson Home Away Away Away Home Away Home F Hoffman A Cane tra Wrllrams Petrella Du Ottawa DI Ottavno Muller Gnrafalco Messner Robunson Peck Saella I Reutter A Taraschu R Forrest J Francella J Fntrer W DlCarlo Hoclcey Play Day Downlngtown October21 1939 Participants Wunners Avon Grove Orange team Varslty Hoclcey Team Coach Mrs Jackson Helen Swarner Theresa Serhnlo Mena D Lung: Barbara Foreman Betty Robm on Betty Pontuus Peggy Brown Jo eohme Sper dut: Mary Sclarretta An-1 Trolno Captain Julxa Ludwnck Hoclcey Squad Rowl Coach Mrs Jaclcson Betty Robnnson Baroara Foreman Theresa Serhnlo Mena DILUIQI Hel nSwarner Captain Julra Ludwlclc Ann Troluo Mary Sclarretta Josephlne Sperdutu Peggy Brown Betty Pontlus PON II Ros Buccs Sally Pawllng Jane Ann Spotten Florence Valuccl Peggy Moore Betty MacNab Roth Yocdm Jean Dent Pat Farr ll Smrley Koogler Jane Dncmnson Manager Betty Scplee Rowlll Ed1thLemon PeggyLJdw1 l-lxlda Hannum Rose Du Beresllm Agnes Mernt Loulse Ayer Flor nceCast1I::lu fgllahry Ellen Maltz Doris lfachus Jean o n lntramural Champs SENIOR CLASS Theresa SSVFIDIO Mena DI Lung: Juay Ludwuck Betty MacNab Sally Pawlung Jane Ann Spotten Peggy Moore Josephine Sperdult Mary Sonar retta Jane DIClCII'1SOI'1 Captam Betty Pontius West Chester Downmgtown forward lune Kennett Square West Chester back Fueld Page snxty Fnve - 1 1 1 I 1 , 15 r, , , S . . - 1 1 ' 1 ,Y ' I - v 1 1 Q 1 1 V 1 1 1 1 1 , . 7 Q ' ' -1 1 1 1 1 1 1' ' 3 . 1 1 v 1 .!. 1 1 1 ' 1 '-l, 1 '-N1 1 31 1 . 4 3 . 1 91 H 1 1 1 . 3. 1 1 r . -1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 Page Sixty Slx Sensor Hgh G ls Baslcetball S Basketball Scores Furs! Team West Chester Phoentxvtlle Oxford Alumnr Second Team West Chester Phoenixville Oxford Alumni Downrngtown Downrngtown Downrngtown Downrngtown Downrngtown Downrngtown Downrngtown Downlngtown Squad Mary Sclaretta Mena DI Lung: etty Pobtnson uth Yocum Florence Valuccr Helen Swarner Ann Trolro Peggy Brown Mary Ellen Maltz Josephrne Sperdutr Sara Burltey Mabel Smxth Manager Asst Managers Captann Florence Castaldr Edtth Lemon Nettle Flowers Rose Buccr Justtne Prchards Margaret Snell Lounse Ayers Rose Dr Beredunes Judy Ludwrclt Pat Farrell Paulrne Prerce Dorothy Johnson Theresa Serahno Muna Caoorale Alrce Bradley Betty Ponttus Junior l l gh Boys Sports vv l I r R Norrts W Shaw rtto D P ettr P Saella A Farn rn T Consenzo A Sobellrco F Francella J Masherrno Row ll Coach Donald Whtte B Caprrottt E Talrerco l Peutter L Robrnson W Peck G Perley l Marttnas T Mattton D Jamrson V Petrella A Beatty Pow lll J DtBernardv L Muzzr V Grralalco W Patchrwello W Horsey J Guy T Wrllrams W Pearson J Srlvestro C Mtngtone Head Coach Donald Whrte Head Manager A Beatty Baslcethall Bowl J Lyons W Horsey J Guy V Petrella Panettr A lp r J Mosher: o Francella A Farnum M Moschrtta Row II W Sheelar Coach Donald Whnte D Jamison Head Coach Donald Whrte Head Manager D Jamlson . . . f l If J ' ' Q, Girl ' U Q5 A ' ' . 39 . 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Dribbiers Cheerleaders Senior High Junior High QQffiQQ?.fiFQiZii2QCOpiOm Eigspliflg emi Cocoplom Pot Farrell Dors Gill Jean Dent Elsie Cozzorwe Judy luudvvick Mary Ellen Moltz Louise Ayers Doris Eoclwus Peggy Ludwig Dedication ol Stadium ln the fall ol 1938 the W P A , through the auspuces of Down lngtown l-lrgh School started worlc on Downnngtown l-llgh School s S24 OOO Stadium For many months nt was under construction It was hnally decided approprrate to hold the dedlcatuon on Qctoper 14 It was quite an Impressive program wlth Dr Charles Chaffee Mr Ernest Smedley and Mr E K l-lunter as the prominent spealcers Color was gxven to the program by the band, marching rn new uniforms, and excitement produced by the football teams, also In new uniforms The stadium wlll hold one thousand people and IS one more addition to our vast athletic held conslstlng ol two football helds baseball diamond, hoclcey held, two tennis courts and a quarter mule clnder troclc A . v Q ' I , . . , . . . . , . I I Page srxty nine Downungtown Alumni ' 1 V '1- '. '1 2' I 1 :,' 1 ' . A . 'Q fl- ,1' ' ' 'b . ' f 3 11' 1.10 - M .. ff , ,. - 'C' 1' ' 'A 1- . X 1 ' ' 11 IA .' . rw -f .ww-I 1,-' 'I ,1' 1 :' .zu V4 1: ' 1 1 11 1.' . 1:' :gr ' 1 1' 1 t ' ' ' 7211 -'- 1:.'f' '1f 'fr 1' :M ' 'rg 1. 1 .' ' :': 1 1 '. r' v 1 3' 1' . 1' 1 :M ' ' -1 15-A 1 V : f-:' 1'1 ' f 1' ' 'Z ' '-' 1' 1'1--I I 1 xv ww.: whey . 'Q ',1 Q' ' ' 4' 1. ff 1' 1' X, N 1 4. ,A - A, ' ' '. 1' - ,N, ' M www- ' W , V+ A 1 ' A 'M A ' ,. , 1 . ' .. rf, f fk' 'r1:'N1,.r V, '.1 a ,I,I, .. Y '1 1 rf. '43 1- V ,,1 1 Fi KA ,V F ,J . O- f:g11f,-' 1 F in f .Hr U- '1 L '- ' 1' 1 'ff 1'. j ' ,, w f.'.M 111 2' Fr 1'- fiigzj, lug fxfmu Class of 1939 Clans lda Mae Amster Joe Cozzone John Donolrno Marnorne Gnbney Bruce l-lashnnger l-lnlda Knner Frances Green Jay Lammey John Mnller Velma Messner George Ounnn Alnce Pellow Mary Sheehan Elnzabeth Katherman Norman Holcombe Mary Gregory Barbara Good Wnllnam Eshelman Pose Duca Charles Davns Walter Dawson Roberta Davns l-lelen Sheeler Frank Shuman Frances Young Lewns Wnlson Ellne Kanser Lulu Osborne Wnllnam Behrndt Mary Anderson Dannel Rothas Joseph Travaglnnn Charles Mennas Blanche Eaysor Dorothy Algner Dorothy Beam Dorothy Brock Galen Alexander Charlotte Runk Fred Brook Margaret Vocum s of 1938 Frank Hughes Jr Mary Jane Pawlnng Jeanne Moltz Marguernte Montana lrwnn Wagner Mary Moore Dorothy Stoudt Arthur Summers Lone Moore Alnce Summers Charles Paysor l-larold Mntman Esther Ward Anna Bnnder Elnzabeth Dunn Ella Lounse Dowlnn Ada DnLungn Lewns Baen Wayne Baldwnn Marne Francella Gertrude Moore Elmer Mercer Jr Murnel Murray John petrella Anne Rossn Russell Pellow Jr Lester Snell Lounse Snmmons Lulu Warnnck I'IO Alumnl Notes Worknng at Bondsvnlle Operatnng taxn lor hns father At home Attendnng Taylor Busnness College Worknng at Collnns and Ankman Attendnng Swarthmore College Worknng at Collnns and Ankm Worknng at Downnngtown Natnonal Bank Works for Lenhardt and Magnor Works at Post Ollnce at Sprnng Cnty Works at Acme Market Worknng at l-lotel nn Atlantnc Cnty Worknng at l-lotel nn Atlantnc Cnty At home Attendnng Echles Embalmnng School Trannnng at Bryn Mawr l-lospntal Worknng at Bunck ollnce Worknng wnth hrs father Worknng lor Dr Bousum Worknng at Box Factory At home At home Worknng at Collnns and Ankman Attendnng Penn State Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Attendnng Drexel At home Worknng at Archnve Worknng at Paper Mnll Worknng at Collnns and Ankman Worknng at Lukens Worknng at Downnngtown Manulacturnng Co Attendnng Drexel Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Worknng at Woolen Mnll CMrs Clarence lnlarpelj Worknng at Vollraths At home Attendnng Ohno Weslyan College At home Trannnng at Chester County Hospntal Employed at Wykoll Smnth Attendnng Temple Llnnversnty At home Employed at Lenhardt and Magnor Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Telephone exchange at Eagle Marrned Duer Smedley Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Marrned Dnlworth Marshall Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Attendnng Penn State Attendnng Susquehanna Unnversnty Attendnng lmmaculata College Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College ln trannnng at Chester County Hospntal Worknng nn l-larrnsburg Worknng at Atlantnc Statnon Worknng at Kerr Memornal Park Worknng at Everett l-loopes ollnce Worknng at Leamans Flynng Corps Langly Fneld At home Worknng at paper mnll Worknng at Newberry s Store Worknng at woolen mnll Worknng at Davy s Paper Mnll Attendnng West Chester State Teachers College Marrned Page seventy one ffl 'l',,. lffflllflffff, T on 'an Charles Butler.. ..'.',' .'.', F -.','.'.'.' ,'.'.F.l. 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Camp Alumm Notes Robert Templln Leland Wilson Jr Donald Forbes I Henry Reutter Evelyn Sack Mary Stringer Class of 1937 Harry McAlluster Frances Merkt Betty Harrison Wllllam Anderson Peggy Ax Ronald Brunton Margaret Ceulers Vnrgunua Chalfont Helen Hall Verna John Elizabeth Popjo Mylln Plank Agnes Frazer Merlam Grlest Charles Hilton Jane Hutchison Sophle Matalxsky Velma Mltman Joseph Rossr Lenore Sack Thelma Seaboldt Chlnty Travaglme Madeline Trollo Jack Welsh Isabelle Kerr Class of 1936 Helen Baldwnn Frank J Blshop Lewis Elmer Butler Mary Alexander Chrlst Pauline Detterllne James Dnffenderfer Antoinette Duca John Joseph Fahey Mary Baxter Garrett Sara Ellzabeth Greenleaf Sara Elizabeth Griffith Roland Hull Jr James Hilton Marjorie Holman Clara Hoskins Rebecca Hughes Helen Todd MacNab Anna McAllister Ethel McConaghy Rose Meoll Ola Messner Mary Mlley Horace Vance Muller Jr Annawyn Eby Moyer Lllluan Mae Paige Thomas Morgan Pawlnng Evelyn Madlyn Petrella Glenn Rutter Plank George Everett Pollock Marguerlte Mae Scarborough Lena May Herberta Shaw Zlllah Carolnne Shaw Earl Wrlllam Shtrk Grace Elizabeth Springer Anna Vlctorua Summers Helen Ellzabeth Tweed Helen Catherine Wagner Jacob Elmer Whiteman Page seventy two Contmued University of Michigan Mercersburg Academy Muller s Paper Mull Working at paper mlll Marrued Married Employed at Collins and Aikman Employed at Manufacturlng Co Employed as Secretary un Pnlladelphra Employed wuth the Susquehanna Pnpe Lune Co Employed at Colluns and Alkman Downlngtown Paper Company Hutchlnson s Drug Store At home Marrued Eugene Boyer Secretary to Mr McClain Employed by Mr C E Lapley Pennsylvama Mnlltary College Marrled Morrls Speakman Married Muller s Paper Mtll Attendang Susquehanna College Beauty Shop Attendlng West Chester State Teache Muller s Paper Mull Marrled to Wllllam Gentile Marrred to Wllbur McQueen Employed at Buick Motor Co ln trarnnng at Chester County Hosputal Attending ' lnlverslty of Pennsylvanla Attendnng West Chester State Teache Working at Newberry s Store Atlantrc lce Company Muller s Paper Mull Sweetland Married Carroll Scheetz Pennsylvama Mtlltary College r College rs College Attendlng West Chester State Teachers College Downrngtown Paper Box Co Marrled Paul Pollock Marrled Charles Abel Griffith s Hardware Store Umversnty of Pennsylvania Muller s Mull Attendmg West Chester State Teachers College Married George Dolly Marrled Eugene Watts Marrued Harmer H Way Hutchrson s Drug Store At home Downlngtown Paper Box Co Married Clarence Rlmel Cartun s Store Pennsylvania Mllltary College Nurslng In Philadelphia Workrng IH Dr Dents Offnce Pennsylvanna Mulntary College Attendlng school In Phlladelphla Qwns a rrdnng Academy at Exton Penn State Downlngtown Paper Box Co Married W Farra Newberry s Store Lowebrook Married Alan Hughes Attendlng We t Chester State Teache Workmg at Bell Telephone Exchange Worklng as secretary In Harrisburg Muller s Paper Mull rs College , , ,.... , ., ,.t............. . 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Q Q ..ffff1ff:flff ' s Patrons and Patronesses The Junior Class ol D H S wishes to thank all those who, by the appearance ol thelr names on this page aided in the Mr WilliamW E Ash Jr Mr and Mrs Edwin D Baldwin Mr and Mrs George M Baker Benny s Food Market Dr G Vernon Bentley Mr and Mrs Thomas Brookover Mr and Mrs Shartle Brookover Dr and Mrs George Bousum Mr and Mrs ChesterO Brown Miss Evelyn Brown Dr and Mrs C W Bruton and Mrs Earle Bryant and Mrs W H Carey Gunard O Carlson Mr and Mrs G Lincoln McCausland and Mrs Frank E McCorkIe ento s Pool Room and Mrs George B Mercer and Mrs M W Mercer and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Joseph E Miller Clarence Miller J Miller Jr W B Mitman William Mittel Park Moore William S Murray J J Newberry Company Dr and Mrs M H NeFf and Mrs Saunders M Carr Dr and Mrs Charles E ChaHee Mr and Mrs LeebertG Chambers Mr and Mrs William W Dague Dr and Mrs Howard B F Davis Dr and Mrs Carl F Dent Mr and Mrs Clarence Dorsey Mrs Fannie Eachus Mr and Mrs Charles L Ellis Mr and Mrs Ralph Eppehimer Miss Dorothy C Nice Mr and Mrs Robert P Nick Mr and Mrs Nelson H Oliver Dr and Mrs Thomas E Parke Mr and Mrs Harry A Parker and Mrs Wallace C Pearson and Mrs Charles H Pearson Wilmer R Ralston and Mrs Palmer Raysor Mr and Mrs S E Entrekin Howard M Farwell DDS Mr and Mrs John P Fisher Rev FrancisM Fox Mr and Mrs Emerson Glauner Mr ChesterF Glisson Mr and Mrs Theodore R Griffith Griffith s Dairy Mr and Mrs Thomas H Gilliam Jr Mr John W Gray Jr Grolf s News Agency and Mrs and Mrs ss Mary H and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs W M Riley J K Robinson Rogers Claude J Ryder Elmer F Schrumpf Harlan H Sharp R W Speidel Duer P Smedley Albert H Standley Creston Shoemaker Walter E Snyder and Mrs L D Hamilton John E Heflner . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. Kauffman s M Anne Lacy . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . and Mrs. . Joseph E. Everett J. Hoopes James H. Hurtt 3rd. C. C. Hutchison Merritt B. lbaugh en's and Women's Wear R. H. Li a d W. H. Ludwick Gerald J. Lyons John T. MacNab E. G. Magnor Mathewson Jr. Dr. and Mrs. J. V. McCahon and Mrs G Walter Suplee Mrs Anna Suplee Travaglini s Tailor Shop Thelma and Sara The Little Greenhouse Mr. and Mrs. W. Perry Tyson Usher Motor Company . Ellis Warren . Edwin B. Wagner .and Mrs. Andrew E. Walker . and Mrs. William Wharry . and Mrs. Cromwell Williams . and Mrs. Charles D. Wilson . and Mrs. Wesley Worrall .and Mrs. Edward Young f publication ol the 1940 Cuckoo. . . . . M ' ' Mr. . . . . Dr. . . . . Mr. . . ' , . Mr. . ' . . Mr, . . ' , . ' Mr. . ' ' ' . . , . Mr. Mr. . Mr. ' ' . Mr. . . . . . Mr. , . . . . Mr. . . ' . ' . . . Mrs. Helen Pawling . . Mr, . . . ' Mr. . . l . . A Mr. . . . . . A Dr. . . . ' . , . . . Mr. . . . ' . . . ' Mi . . ' . Mr. . . . . Mr. . . , . ' Dr. . . . . . ' ' Mr. . . . ' ' ' ' ' Mr. . . . . . ' ' , . Mr. . . . . , . Mr, . ' Mr. , . i Mr. . . . ' Mr. . . Mr. . . Mr . .. . Mr , Mr Mr Mr Mr II r Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr , Mr Mr Page seventy-three D KLEIN 8: BRO Siylzsts and Crzterszon the Unzform Trade FOR 86 YEARS D I7 I9 Arch St Phlla PHONE 694 Free Collecfzon and Dellvery MODERN Tallors Cleaners and Dyers ZIO West Lancaster Ave Downmgtown Pa Complzmenls Coatesvllle Wholesale Grocery Complzmenls EDWARD L TOWSON Funeral D11 eclor DOWNINGTOWN PA PI IONI 208 Everylhzng ln Insurance Real Estate Insurance and Bon Is DOWNINCTOWN PA PLUMBING and HEATING W Maxwell 8: Son PHONE 34 Downlngtown Pa Lumber Fuel 0 I Coa Bu Id ng Suppl e Bot L Gas W P Canby 8: Son 236 Brandywme Avenue DOWHlDgtOWH Pa Phone 288 SN YDER BROS Automat IC Stokers and Oll Burners 708 710 E Lancaster Ave Dowmngtown Pa GSE ty O Incorporated ' I ' p n a . v 7I'- - . '.,Pa. ' Q H ' . of Of Cllanfller P. Roberts J Roberts Building . s - , ' L I . -F ur EDWIN PETERSON Atlantzc Scrvzcc Statzon Corner Lincoln Hyw and Whrteland Ave Dowmngtown P Phone 422 b Btt Complzmcnts Waste Motor I'IauIage Company Complzmenls 1 Sabelllco Electrical 4 Contracting Phonc Z6l Downlngtown Complzmenls RAY G SHEELER CHEVROLET Sales and Service Phone ZI6 Downmgtown Room C IIRISFI NIC HOLAS Proprzelor D E Lancaster Avenue Down ngtown P Lverythlng You Need to Have Great Fun Out of Doors BASEBALL GOODS TENNIS RACKETS BALLS ROLLER SKATES BICYCLES Theo IVI Grlffith and Son Complzments SXVEETLAIND Compliments Beauty Spot East Lancaster Avenue DOWHlHgtOWH Pa PI IONL. 63J Pge 9 . . gf I 5 ' a- X 'V I Tires, Tu es, Accessories, Exide Q a eries and Service I - Pa- Downingtown Dining Of , . . M I 3' . i , a. Of f ' , Pa. . of of K 29 . X I 1 , X . o e S v Loren Murchlson liz Co , Inc 40 CLINTON STREET NEWARK N 1 Class Rzngs and Pzns Club and Fralernzly Pzns Medals and Troplues Commencemenl lnvzlatzons and Dzplomas 0 0 0 I , . . O 0 - a .1 1 1 J Q 1 n 1 SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY SELINSGROVE. PA An accreclltecl co eclucatlonal college offermg the fo lowmg standard courses Llberal Arts and Sciences Buslness Admxnlstratxon Commercial Education Public School Muslc Course Four Year Sololst Course ln Muslc Tea Pre Pre Pre Pre cher Tralnlng Medical Dental Legal Theologlcal AB BS and lVlu B Degrees G lVlorr1s Smxth A lVl D D Pre lClCHt Russell Galt Ph D Dean Vzszl fhe LOWEBROOK FARMING COMPANY DAIRIES Dowmngtown P Phone 6l2 P O Box 204 P Q t , . I ' , . . - . . - . . - - . . , .., .., S .. . , a. HQRACE F TEMPLE NCORPORAT Printer an Llthographer ivx '1 ESTABLISHED 1893 235 East Gay Street, West Chester, Pa I I E D I f f--xs-f 'W, ' f - E ,f:w.'v,f',s f i, - . E - --, ' y f,531Fg51 ,, fig f9x 1 3' . 5 rs 4- up-Q ' ' L -f-- ' ' ' 'rn' ,,.,.,.N,.:----I :ffrf-vvq '.' h- vii -7, . ?g y i 1-1 I3 Q ty ght lVl1tchell ol Ness 1209 Arch Street Qualify 5 fypy Sporting Opportunities For Young People are increasing as business expands Strayer Graduates secured positions even during the depressions COURSES 8 P Y Typ O M h Strayers Business Goods School 807 Chestnut Street Phila Pa Compliments Guy S Craig Music Shop 124 East Gay Street West Chester, Pa. I'OI1 Works DOWHlHgtOWH Pa Steel Plate Fabrication Page ty e . During a recent period of hve months 64 students trained in our school were apr' ' ' pointed to Federal Civil Service positions, Phlladelphlas Pa- and during the same period of time ZI6 of our other students obtained good per- manent business positions. , Steno ra h Bookkeeping teno Accounting rewriting Secretarial Civil Service ffice ac ines . - . of I U . . , . Johnnie lVliller's Service Station Sunoco Gas and Olls Progressive Businesses Are Turning to HADFIELD PRESS For the Best in Letterpress Printing DOWN I NGTOWN PA. Compliments GREENLEAF S PHARMACY A K Ll clW Kelm 81 Wilson Funeral Directors DOWNINGTOWN PA Why Go elsewhere and pay more when you can see the best pictures in your own home town at the lowest prices ROOSEVELT THEATRE Downlngtown Pa Painting Windo Shades Paperhanging George M Foreman IO3 Webster A e Phone 507 W Do n ngto n Comf lrments Sheehy s Restaurant Compliments MILLER S West Lancaster Avenue Downingtown Pa QW w Of , . V . - w i w ,Pa. llen E.. eim N, ean ilson . ' 9 Phone 4l-,I IO7 W, Lancaster Ave. Of , 9 h DOWH1HgtOWH Manufacturing Paper M111 Machznery DOWNINGTOWN PA H Sr Compliments S Austln Blcklng Paper Manufacturzng Company Complzments Junior Women s Cub Complzmenls S emma Wamen S C1479 PQ QY Of Co. A. . andley. President Charles L. Ellis. lst Vice President Lllis Y. Brown, Znd Vice President Jacob Edge. 3rd Vice President of Of f . Q, 1 C V V 9 9 ' f x f f , Q , My I ci e ei ht Compliments Of West Disinfecting Co. 49th and Grays Avenue Pnla., Pa. Products for the Promotlon of Sanitation fFiw!fwzZ:56m Local Bus Servnce to All Polnts Buses for Specxal Trnps Travel Informatlon Short Llne Bus Termmal WEST CHESTER PA Hugh and Cay St P n W C 170 Wick and Rouillot Sales Agents for Underwood Typewriters Underwood Sunstrand Adding Machines I I0 Airy Street NORRISTQWN PA N rr t 2379 Complzments A FRIEND gtyt , . o is own, Of I . ' s. ho e . . h V wo CONII I INII NTS Don nmgtovs n Arehlx C, Compllments MOPFIS Store Gatchel Motors FORD Dealers We Gwe Jlore I IIUIIL B F Leaman 8: Sons, Inc WPBIGINCHOLSI' Au L,0IlCIltl0l1lIlL, Xpplxances Rein eratlon Oll Burnus I'IeCtue Rm LS DUNN XINC TUV N I Norton s Gulf Serv lce Propr etor EARL NORTON Phon 6 0 YY ixlng, W lSIllI1E, urs L 1IIeLI for I urns an Accessories Deln ered I'uImes COWII I IWII' NTb YV1II1am M Mlttel West End Grocer UPI IX I' RX SI' RX ICI' Phone I99 Ucmnlngtoxsn The Natlonal Academlc Cap and Gown 0 821 89.9 Arch Street Phxlmclelphxa P Manufacturers and Outfitters of Academxc Caps, Gowns and Hoods Cholr Gowns and Glee Club Robes IIIL C lps md C owns used In the Downxngstoxvn II1 I1 SLIIOOI supplxed Irv Page eughty three if f H . . ',. if f OI . y v . 11 V i . 3 .99 ..- . . . . ,1v , ,-1 of 1 A l L 4 . 1 .. . . . ,I in Q sd 1 . . .,, D1 4 1 .. 5 g, I'I1one0fI0 fl HK. , . , . . .. .. OI , Y' . . . I , . e 2' ,' . , . I cf f 2: f , N - Ll f Z ' xf d Y -i . 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S I N , , ..L- 1255 Si:-i :I----:: fi ff :fm ' iftai iifgifi o T d Th e Years V ' V - ' 'EE Day and Evening Courses Et 1 Foun e 865 Special Summer Session T - Pmo 5I.NVt'5!4f5'vQ1fj PM 1 rf-iphin, 5,1 I 1 V Q e ei h CUWPI INH' NTS Herbert Clavler CU l HRH' SVILLF I JoHN X Noi AX Merchant WALK It RN P1-JNNA m t U arehou e Nl BUY IN DOWNINGTOWN vls1T OUR Maw sToRE Men s XX omen s md Chilclrgn s S H 0 SHIRTS STOCKIINGS UHIN PP lRl'I I N VVhere the Beet Costs Less Gabrlel Taluccl fnotuv. Flu its XL Lt 1 D LS l' JP IX The Coffee bhoppe VOLLRATH S Private Dining Room For Special Parties ml hii C W C lolmson Real Estate and INSURANCE DUVK NINCTUVK A PA INISIAN lol Qtlllllllllll Built Biutles 215 W Lst Lancastei Axenug DOWN I NGTOVK N PA t Ll Nfl R SQLARIL R ILSTAIJ RANT l ioprlttoi NILK IAFILRI' S Phone 616 Page eighty SI 3 7 Y , 'i . X 1 L T OF , i ' 2 , T . N ' lfccml, Grain, Sc-eel, Hay. Straw, Peat fxloss, Salt, Lime, Ce en , lluuglfs , f 1 1 1 lfcrtilizers, Day tllcl Chicks. l A J alvcrn W'estCllcst1' D ' gl ' Plioln- lift '4 Plum - F38 I l --4 0 . y v , o o Z - , E S v Q . V . .,. ,S, ,Z 5-Y ,g.ill,k1 Your patronage will lic appreciated and Gene:-1.1 IVKCI-Cl-landlsc I Y T I 4 an Phono 487 I-'RIC I l fl. 'ICRY 1 X Y Noted tor our lluniv-nmtlc Pies :xml lla !lll'g0l'S. Our Sotlns ure nizimlc Y Y , Y V with YV i m mcclx Cream with Two Dips '1 1 ' I , . ot, lce Cream tor ltl . N F r 41 Y 1 'EE 1 11 t T Y , , , . . . , 1 f 1 1 1 1 , , , i , v . A i R v ' - 'x George W Cook IJOXKNINCTOXXN PA. IFID AND ll'RlIIl7lR CO. 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