Henderson High School - Henderson Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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S E N I O R S Ln DORIS E. BROSIUS We will all remember Doris for adding the word lush to our W.C.I-I.S. language. Although she loves music, she finds discord in in- sincerity. I-ler good hu- mor mixed with her keen interest in history will enable her to succeed in the teaching profession. MARGARET BROYLES Peggy , who came to us from Tennesse, is one of our Co-operative Course gals , She dislikes cho- cholate ice cream and homework but ardently likes horses and ham- burgers. She collects pil- low tops as a hobby. I-ler future plans are indefinite. NANCY BRUNO Nancy is well liked by her many classmates. I-Ier interest in sports and clubs has made her an outstand- ing member of our class. In the future she plans to become an efficient secre- tary. W.C.I-I.S. will miss humorous Nancy. ALTA F. CAIN A true and loyal friend, Cainey's hobby is swing. I-ler special interest lies in the U. S. Army, so her favorite song is When Johnny Comes Marching I-lame . f-Ier foremost ambition is to make a dress. The very best of luck, Cainey . RICHARD C. BROWN In his Junior year, Dick entered W.C.I-I.S. from Kennett I-Iigh. Playing the clarinet, swimming, and photography are his partic- ular interests. I-Iis dry humor and clever witti- cisms will always be re- membered. l-lis main am- bition is to be either a chemist or a doctor. MARY E. BRUBAKER Mary, known to her inti- mate friends as Elly , is interested in the field of music. Although she plans to teach music, her secret ambition is to model. We will always remember her bright red hair and her cheery smile. MYRTLE E. BU LLOCK Mryt hails from the Bradford Avenue area. I-ler favorite hobby is col- lecting odd bottles. Myrt's interests are reading, roller skating, and bicycling. She just can't resist pie a la mode. MyrtIe's plans for the future are uncertain. ROBERT CAMPBELL Although Soup has two brothers in the Army, he hopes to enter the Navy on graduation. Grilled cheese sandwiches, girls, and the theater are his main interest. I-Ie plans to enter the theater business after the war. Good luck, Bob . W E S T C H E S T E R Eighteen

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0 F 1 9 4 4 CHRISTINE BENNETT Chris always greets you with a big smile and Hi, Chippieln. She keeps up the servicemen's morale Cespecially a marine'sD by writing to them. She def- initely dislikes catty girls and dull books, but sweet music thrills her. Bon voyage, Chris . BETTY BITTLE Betty is one of our serious- minded girls. She enjoys dancing and listening to popular music. Betty dis- likes people who are self- centered. l-ler future plans include entering the field of retailing. M. LOUISE BONSALL Louise is interested in medicine and expects to enter l-lahneman Hospital Training School to become a nurse. She enjoys poetry and likes tomatoes and bitter chocolate. Louise's hobby is collecting good books for her library. HERBERT F. BRANDOW John is an ardent en- thusiast of music. One of his favorite pastimes is listening to hot lattersn. John also colllects odd pipes CQD. I-le thinks that the rising metropolis of Chatwood will soon make West Chester a suburb of that place. MARIAN BENNET Marion is one of the quiet girls from the commercial de artment. You will us- ualiy find her at a good movie or somewhere bowl- ing. lVIarion's hobby is collecting souvenirs of dit- ferentstates. We wish her success in whatever she undertakes. SARA LESLIE BOND Bondy , hailing from Glenlock, is an ardent and active sport fan. Col- lecting trinkets and minia- ture dogs is her hobby. Bondy's cheerful dis- position has made many friends for her. As yet her plans for the future are uncertain. JOSEPH BOSWELL Since coming to us from Chadds Ford, Joe has made numerous friends who will always remember him for his cheery disposi- tion and personality. I-Iere's hoping you plow through all the chores on your future farm, Joe . VERNON S. BREWER Wavey has definitely established the distinction of being the number one funn man of the class. While his hobbies are swimming and photogra- phy, his chief ambition is to travel to Alaska. Ver- non will become a flyer for the Navy in the near future. H I G H S C l-l O O L Seventeen

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0 F 1 9 4 4 MARJORIE R. CANN Dark, petite Marge comes to us from Marshal- ton. l-ler main interest is sports. She is an enthusi- astic ice-skater, swimmer, and horseback rider. After graduation Marge ex- pects to attend college and then enter nursing school. MARCIA B. CHAMBERS Mush an all-around ac- tive girl, has a pet pastime in dancing and in gab- bingn. l-ler chief dislike is the insincerity of silly people. Mush's plans for the future include business college and a position in a large com- pany. BETTY LOUISE CHERRY Cherry is a farmerette. Although she likes quiet things like seeing a good movie and collecting stamps, she has made first team in all girls' sports. We can imagine her as an outstanding gym teach- er after four years at W.C.S.T. College. MILDRED E. CLAY Millie finds pleasure in saving movie stubs. l-ler main interests are reading and swimming. Millie enjoys a beautiful sunny day better than anything else. She plans to be- come a nurse after gradua- tion. MARY CARTER Mary Ann, better known as Carter , likes nearly everything except wearing dresses to school. She enjoysalls orts. Wearing slacks ancla meeting boys are her favorite hobbies. Mary Ann is interested in music and plans to be a top vocalist in the future. ALLEN G. CHARSHA You know Chash -red hair, brightly colored shirts, and a fast, loping walk indentify him. Al- though he has never par- ticipated in school activi- ties, Chash goes in for the outdoor sports-hunb ing, fishing, and trapping. Allen's future plans are centered about traveling. FRANKLYN R. CLARKE Frank is known throughout Senior l-ligh School for his sense ofhumorand general indifference toward most girls. l-le is especially fond of boogie-woogie and playing the piano. After graduation he plans to enter college or the Armed Forces. DORIS COHEN l-lave you seen Shirlee'? is the question identifying that gal who is slender, tender, and Doris Cohen. Cone is famous for laughing at corny jokes and talking about Marlin. She hopes to study ac- counting at college. Look out, Temple! H I G H S C l-l O O L Nineteen