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

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S E N I O R S W E S T C H Twenty-four WALTER W. HANNUM Wink is cz great lover ol life . Although his ultimate ambition is to be- come a minister, his ser- vices may temporarily be demanded in the Ll. S. Navy. i'Wink seldom bothers the girls, and his favorite sport is football. ANNA I. HARLOW Anna, better known to us as Anne , comes from Eagle. She likes rain, reading, and red heads. ln the future Anne hopes to be an Air Line hostess. Good luck, Anne , ROBERT SCOTT HAYES Bink , known around school for his personality and witty remarks, is well liked by everyone. His chief interest in liie is to make good in the Naval Air Corps. He has estab- lished himself as an accom- plished trumpet player and collects odd pins for a hobby. WILLIAM B. HEED Bill , an active member of our class, likes hunting, winter sports, music, danc- ing, and ornithology. He is a good-natured lad, thriving on corney jokes and physics problems. After graduation Bill plans to join the Navy. GBoHcl luck in the future, I E S GRACE T. HAPPERSETT Grace, hailing from Lion- ville, has been well known around school for her cheerful personality. Her main interests are swim- ming, ice skating, and music, she also enjoys the movies. Next year Grace plans to enter the Chester County Hospital to study nursing. MARION HARVEY Marion is noted for her unusual imagination and unique sense of humor. She is usually Found having a good laugh or getting into some kind of trouble. Alter graduation Toni plans to study dramatic art at the Bessie V. Hicks School. WILLIAM W. HAYES Bill , one of the quiet boys of our class, is known as a mathematical whiz. I-le is an ardent baseball ian and also enjoys swim- ming and stamp collecting. His future includes the Naval V-'IQ or the Navy, and later engineering. KATHLEEN HERRON Kitty , who comes from Rocky Hill, is interested in ice skating, riding, and driving a car. Her hobby is keeping a scrapbook. After graduation she plans to enterthe Field of nursing. T E R

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O F 1 9 4 4 HERBERT C. GRAVES Herb , who is particular- ly interested in sports, specializes in plaid shirts and loud socks and linds a hobby in collecting chicks Ch-m-mb. His care- free attitude has won him many friends. His plans for the future include the Naval Air Corps. JAMES GREENE Greenie is one of the many senior boys who likes to build model airplanes and hopes to Fly a B-Q4 bomber. Pinball machines are a second interest. l-le's always eating and watching sophomores. He plans joining the Army Air Corps after gradua- !ton. PEARL HAEBERLE Pearl is well known in the commercial class. Most of her spare time is spent in writing letters, swim- ming and skating. She would like to enter the field of aviation alter her graduation. May your head always be in the clouds, Pearl! ARTHUR C. HALL Artie is the happy, carefree type who can buck the world's troubles. He takes a great interest in young boys at the Y and is planning to make it his life's work. The class of '44 wishes him the best of luck. JANE B. GRAY Jane, not only a talented artist, but also an out- standing humorist, is one of our school's most popu- lar girls. Besides compos- ing pet expressions, her favorite pastime is reading. She hopes to attend Colby Junior College for further- ing her education in art. BETTE LOUISE GROVE Bette, better known to her many Friends as Grovie , hopes to become a suc- cessful secretary. Gro- vie's favorite pastime is playing the piano. A swell girl who deserves the best ol luck in what- ever she plans to do is this classmate of ours. KENNETH HALDEMAN Kenny is an excellent pianist and pipe organist. His hobby is tickling the ivories . His pastimes are dancing, ice skating, and bowling. Soon after grad- uation, he plans to enter the Army Air Corps. RUTH L. HALLOWELL How 'boot that? iden- tilies this girl who just loves nice clothes. Ruthie Finds pleasure in dancing, collecting match covers and studying chem , Her future hap- piness will probably start in a cute little bungalow just for two. H I G H S C H O O L Twenty-three

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O F 1 9 4 4 HUNTER J. HIBBERD Tall and slender l-libbn has a most infectious laugh. l-le is an active member of the basketball team and chorus and his plans are to enter a law school. The class of '44 wishes him the best of luck. NANCY C., HlGH Chris is an outstanding, all-around student. Mak- ing the honor roll and do- ing commercial art work come easily to her. Col- lecting popular phono- graph records is her hobby. l-lere's to you, Chris . May you be a great suc- cess at art school. MARGARET HOOPES Peggy , our practical joker about school, has a favorite pastime of col- lecting popular records. CShe keeps quite a col- lection of the stronger sex.D She is known For starting new fads, which don't usually go further than Peg , l-ler favorite saying is Good enough . She hopes to attend Sweet Briar College. ALAN KEENEN Needle has entered the Army Air Force and will not be at the commence- ment exercises. l-le ho es to continue in the Fielclnof aviation when the war is over. We all wish him good luck in the Army of the United States. GEORGE HIDDLESON George enjoys raising pig- eons as a hobby. His interests lie in gunning and almost any outdoor sport. l'-le likes to read fiction books. In the future George intends to make carpentry his trade. KATHERINE T. HOOPES Always joking, always smiling, always friendly- that fits K.T. to a tea. Speaking of tea, our blush- ing blonde plans to go to New London, Conn., to college. Her weaknesses are drawing, painting,and dogsi but she hates boys who part their hair in the middle. AMELIA INGRAM lnkey , who is seldom seen without a smile, is another victim of the travel bug. l-ler hobbies include collecting post cards and telling jokes. She plans to enter Penn State to study dietetics. ELVA M. KEITER This short, dark-haired girl with the laughing smile is Elva. She enjoys roller skating, horseback riding, and listening to popular music-especially when it is l-larryJames's band. We are sure Elva will succeed in her nursing career. H I G H S C H O O L Twenty-five