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

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S E N A I 0 R S YVONNE KING Bonnie played bass fiddle one year in our Sen- ior Orchestra. Liking s orts and sport clothes, she participated in base- ball, basketball, and vol- leyball. Bonnie hopes to attend business school and travel again to Florida. A collection of toy dogs is her hobby. SIDNEY KRAUSS Sid entered W.C.I-l.S. from Benjamin Franklin High School last year. l-lis main ambition is to operate a large grocery store. Though he is al- ways late for math. class, Sid hopes to be on time when he joins the Army after graduation. ELLA FAYE LOGGINS Lucky is one of our students from near Down- ingtown. Writing letters, seeing movies, and read- ing are her favorite pas- times. l-ler aim is to be a good secretary, and we wish her the best of luck. EDITH ANN McCOOL Tiney is one of our peppy girls in the com- mercial class. Being very active, she not only enjoys seeing sports of all kinds but also enjoys playing them. l-ler plans are not definite concerning her future. GEORGE M. KNOX, JR. George likes to drive big trucks with radios in them and also goes in for good music and milk shakes. I'-lis one dislike is to sit around doing nothing. I-le hopes to join the Navy Air Corps after graduation. JAKIE LEE Jake , an out-standing leader of our school activ- ities, is well known and likedthroughouttheschool. Jake thrives an math., and on playing jokes on other people. I-Iis plan for the future is to enter the V-5 training program. FRED B. LYONS Ferdie came to West Chester I-ligh from West Goshen Consolidated School. I-Ie passes his time collecting stamps, playing the trumpet, and watching different sports. After graduation he hopes to join the ranks of the Naval Air Corps. We wish him luck. BARNES McCORMICK Like most far-sighted boys, Barney intends to spend his future with the aero- plane os a Naval Air Cadet and an Aeronau- tical Engineer after the war. Barnes came former- ly from Georgia. We all wish him the best of luck. W E S,T C H E S T E R Twenty-six

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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

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O F 1 9 4 4 DORIS McDONALD Doris, better known as Dottie , hails from Utah. l-ler pet dislike is snooty people. ln the future Dottie hopes to travel. After graduation she has decided to attend Utah University. With Dottie's ever-smiling disposition we know success will always follow her. ANNA M. MARTIN Butch is a quiet but fun-loving girl. l-ler great- est enjoyments are ice- skating and popular re- cordings. l-ler main inter- est is in Nevada, her big- gest desire, the end of war. Until then she ex- pects to be her father's secretary. RALPH MATLACK, JR We remember him as an outstanding drummer in the band and orchestra and a member of the track team l-le is much interested in Scouts and is a very active member of that organiza- tion. Bunny plans to join the Army Air Corps NORMAN MECKLEY Meck , as he is known to his classmates, is one of our outstanding athletes. Nleck holds the javelin record of West Chester l-ligh School. Meck's hobby is writing poems and drawing. After gradua- tion he intends to enter the Merchant Marine. ANNABELLE MARKLEY Annabelle, always look- ing for fun, finds walking in the rain a pleasant pastime. She is fond of music and anal zing per- sonalities, but she dislikes sneezing. l-ler future plans are indefinite. MARGARET MASSEY Peg , the little gal from the country, always has a smile for everyone. l-ler hobby is collecting photographs. Peg is very fond of skating and swimming. She dislikes Sinatra fans. Peg's am- bition is to do something right in gym class. KATHRYN MAUGER Kitty is interested in music, ice skating, and swimming. l-ler hobby is collecting and taking pho- tographs. She likes lots of fun, but hates spinach. l-ler future plans are to go to business school until she enlists in the WAVES. MARGARET MEREDITH Peggy , famous for her frequent laughter, loves a good fight once in a while . She is interested in almost everything but especially in music and literature. To further her ambition to be an English teacher, she will major in this subject in college. H I G H S C H G O L Twenty-seven