West Chester High School - Garnet and White Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

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10 THE GARNET AND WHITE Harold M. Cooper Industrial Scientific He comes and goes, and yet is always welcome. Band III. IV: Orchestra IV. Coop' is one of our little boys, and we are all very fond of him. He never has much to say. but his quietness seems to be just what Hannah likes. After leaving West Chester High this year. Coop intends to accept a position with J. B. Mos- te’.'.er and Son. dry goods merchants. We wish you the very be.t of luck. Coop , and we know you’ll have it. Doris Almeda Cornog Commercial The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Typewriting Certificate. Ill: Auditing Committee. IV. Dotty . so called by some special friends, is one of the quiet but ever present members of our Class. Everybody likes her when she's around. She treats everybody in the same way; perhaps that’s another reason why we like her so much. Dotty” will take a business position. Elizabeth Talley Courtney Classical Nothing could subdue Her keen desire tor knowledge, or efface Those brighter images by books impressed Upon her memory. Health Crusade I: Spelling Contest I. II. III. IV: Class Lieu- tenant I. II. III. IV: Division Basketball II: Spanish Club II. Ill: Vice President Spanish Club III: Cooperative Council III. IV: Secretary IV: Dramatic Club III. IV: Coach of Dramatic Club Play: History Club III. IV: President IV: Art Club III: Assistant Editor GARNET Xi WHITE III. IV; Exchange Editor IV . Second Prize. Citizenship Essay III: Assistant Class Trea- surer III; Picnic Committee III: Class Ring Committee III: Captain Indian Division IV: Aeneadae IV: Monitor IV: Vale- dictorian of Class IV. Hail. Valedictorian! Elizabeth is our one shining light! Just look at her list of activities, and you can see that she doesn’t spend all her time on her lessons, either. Elizabeth is one of the quietest girls in our class, but she is always willing to give you her opinion when you ask it. We know that she will have great success at Normal School and in whatever work she takes up. for Fame. Love and Fortune on her footsteps wait. Sara Elizabeth Cox .. Commercial The bloom as of blush roses covers her forehead and throat and cheek: health breathes with her and graceful vigor. Perfect Attendance I. II. III. IV: Art Club II: Spanish Club II. Ill: Glee Club III. IV: Cantata IV; Mixed Chorus IV; Commercial Club III: Typewriting Certificate: Poster Prize II; Health Crusade I: Monitor IV: Assistant Treasurer II: Lieu- tenant. Ill, IV: Co-operative Council; Honor Roll Pin: Type- writing Medal IV: Designer of Class Banner II: Class Saluta- torian IV. Can't you just sec that she knows a lot? Sara is one of the kind who does a lot without saying much about it. which is a mighty good plan, you’ll agree. Her hobby is studying. a d we surely admire her for it. as she is one of those bright A's who add so much to the brains of the Class. Sara expects to take a business position. Good luck to you Sara.

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THE GARNET AND WHITE 9 Morris Edward Conner General ”True success is but to labor.” Baseball Varsity I. II. III. IV; Football Squad II. LI; Basketball Varsity II. Ill: Treasurer of Hi-Y I. II; Business Manager of GARNET Ed WHITE IV: Assistant Business Manager of GARNET Ed White III: Monitor IV; Class Lieutenant I. II. III. IV: Class Treasurer I: Captain of Sunset Division IV; Art Club I; C ass Team Basketball IV: Typewriting Certificate III: Secretary of Boys' Athletic Association IV. Conner , as he is known to most of us. has been a very faithful student of our High School all four years. He is se’dom without that old trusty smile of his that is good to drive away blues. Anyone that knows him will always find him a true and good frier.d. He treats everyone in the same way; perhaps that is why we all like him. Morris has held quite a number of offices and has proved worthy of them all. He has proved successful not only in sports, but also in scholastic acti- vities. Morris expects to take up theatrical work in West Chester next year, and the class of '26 wishes him all the success possib'e. Norman Hayes Conner Commercial ”Conscientiousness is but one of his many virtues.” Class Lieutenant English 111: Typewriting Certificate 111. Conner is one of our quiet and industrious chaps, without whom the class would be incomplete. During his four years in high school Norman has displayed wonderful scholarship, which should lead him to success in life. Norman :s ore of those bo s who look upon the sunny side of life, and his smiles have won him many friends. Norman intends to take up a business position after leaving school. We wish him success in his business career. Lindley Ewing Cook Commercial ”Fields are won by those who believe in winning.” Orchestra III. IV: Band III. IV: Class Treasurer III: Spanish Club II. Ill: Citizenship Essay. }rd prize. Ill: Auditing Com mittee IV: Mixed Chorus III. IV: Sock and Buskin Club III. IV: Cooperative Council IV: Can'tata IV: Operetta IV: Science Club I: Assistant Football Manager III: Commercial Club III: Certificate in Typewriting III: C‘ass Lieutenant I. II. III. IV: Monitor IV: Song Book Monitor III. Cookie is a little of everything: shiek. meat cutter, musician, and student. In fact he is quite a talented young man. Few activities of '26 did not include Cookie . Whit West Chester High loses. Temple University will gain when he goes to study accounting there. Good luck. Cookie . Mabel Cook General ”Nothing great is ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Spanish Club II. Ill: History Club III. IV: Dramatic Club III. IV: Art Club I. II. III. IV: Monitor IV: Assistant Trea- surer IV. Mabel is one of our bright Seniors. She is always ready for anything that comes her way. and she does it with much enthusiasm. She formerly traveled from Chadds Ford, but row she comes from Chat wood. Mabel believes in saving as she delights in walking to and from school on good days. She is a very industrious girl. and. she expects to attend Temple University in Philadelph a this fall. We wish her all the success possible in the future, and we hope that she will make as many friends as she has during her last four years of High School.

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THE GARNET AND WHITE 1 1 Edward M. Dicks General Eternal smiles no emptiness betray; Nor shallow streams run dimpling all the way ' Band I. II: Class Treasurer I: Class Lieutenant I. Ill; Per- nam Committee II: Picnic Committee III; Football III: C as President III: Dramatic Club IV: School Party Committee IV Hear that laugh: see those dimples? “Eddie Dicks, of course— Eddie , quite the skick of the Class. H?'s awfully energetic, too. and just loves to get up at six-thirty to make ham sandw.ches for the picnic, don’t you. Eddie”? When we see that o!d Dodge hopping down the street, we know that Eddie’s taking himself ( !!??) for a joy ride. High School’s fortunate, cause Eddie expects to come back for a P. G. Course. Best of luck to you! Clark T. Dilworth General A smile and a glad hand for everyone. Clark is one of our few students who come from Westtown. He is quite popular and quite prominent. He always has a cheerful smile for everyone. We are sorry to say that he did not enter into sports more than he did. Clark will be greatly missed by his under classmates. He is undecided as to what he will enter next year. W. C. H. S. wishes him success in what- ever he may enter. Mary-Bflle Dowlin General Ever ready with a merry joke. She’s sure to cure your blues ' Art Club III. IV: Class Lieutenant III: First and Special Prize for Health Poster: Picnic Committee III: Health Crusade I: Typewriting Certificate III: Junior Entertaining Committee III: Committee Senior Banquet IV. ”Diz' as we all know her. is one of the jolliest of our cla'rs. We all wonder just how the school will get along without her next year. We feel sure everyone will miss her ready laughter and smiles. She is also known for her conversations in Study Hall . Diz” was one of the most popular fans during the football and basketball seasons. We wonder why? She is undecided about the future. Marjorie Dunn General ‘7 send my heart up to thee, all my heart in this my singing.” In Shortridge High School. Indianapolis. Ind:—Glee Club. I. II: Crescendo Club I. II: Senate II: Dramatic Club II: De- bating Club II: Latin Senate II. In West Chester High School:—Dramatic Club III. IV: Honorable Mention News Article Contest III: Junior 'Lea Com- mittee III: Art Club IV: History Club IV: Music Chorus III. IV: Picnic Committee III: Notes and Comments Editor GARNET WHITE IV; Joseph S. Evans' Speaking Contest IV: Operetta IV. ’ Margie our songbird, came to us in our Junior year, and we have wondered how we ever did without her the first two years. We shall never forzet Marjorie as Prudence In Arcady and her now f mous Aren't you. Ebenezer? In all activities Marjorie is right there, doing her bit and helping the other fellow. Her bright smile and her cheerfulness are always present. We predict that Galli-Curci will soon find that she has a rival in Marjorie Dunn. She is going to study music, but as yet is not sure as to where it will be.