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

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mmamam THE CARNET AND WHITE 15 Grace Hoffman Classical A blush is beautiful, but often inconvenient.” Health Crusade I: Basketball Squad II. Varsity Basketball III: History Club III: Assistant Class Treasurer III: Dramatic Club III. IV: Third Prize in Local News Article Contest III: Honorable Mention Lincoln Essay IV: Monitor IV: Lrcnch Club IV; Aeneadae IV: Basketball Manager IV: Spelling Cham- pionship Contest IV: Honorable Mention Senior Essay Contest IV. PcteY a jolly good fellow, as every one knows.” She comes all the way from Brinton's Bridge to smile upon us—and she has a lovely smile. “Pete” is an all-’round good sport and a real athlete, too. You should sec her scramble for the basket- ball: if it comes her way. she sends it where it belongs: and the knock she can give a baseball! ' Pete'' has a little habit of blushing tremendously which we all love. She will attend Dickinson College next year. We envy them, but we wish her the best of luck in everything, always. George D. Hoopes Scientific “Short, quiet, and modest; but a mighty good fellow is he.'' Eootball II. III. IV; Soccer III: Baseball II. III. IV: Monitor IV. Hoopsy” is a quiet fellow. We seldom h ar him. but his steady work in sports is well-known. He is the kind who does his work and still participates in sports. He does bo’h well. No matter what he does he never talks about it. We wish him the best of success wherever he goes. George, as yet. is undecid- ed as to what he is going to do after he leaves school. Mabel M. Hoopes Classical “Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit.'' Baseball Team I. Latin Classical Club: Decorating Committee for Senior Banquet IV: Assistant Treasurer IV. You just saw her going down the hall—that petite, quiet, serious girl! You didn't hear her though, did you? No one ever does. Neverthe!ess. we have an idea that under the shy exterior, there is a vivacious, sparkling self we haven’t discover- ed. Fortunate will be the one who finds the golden key! Here's to health and happiness. Mabel—and we know you'll find success in your undertakings at We t Chester Normal School. Marshall Jones Scientific “He who goes slowly goes wisely And he who goes wisely goes far. Spelling Contest III. IV. “Hecker ”. is a quiet, hard worker who is always ready to lend a helping hand, but golly!” he can argue. Marshall expects to come back to old W. C. H. S. for a Post Graduate Course.

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14 THE CARNET AND WHITE Amy L. Harvey General She is young. She is little. But, oh—so wise. Lieutenant III. IV. Skeezix” is a very quiet girl until you know her. She has won many friends by her kind disposition. She is always ready to help anyone at any time. We wish Skeezix” the best of success next year at Normal. Frances Assheton Hathaway General Ah. such an air the lady has—” And such a pretty face. Music Club III: Dramatic Club III. IV: French Club IV; Christmas Entertainment Committee IV: Senior Banquet Com- mittee IV. Frances Hath a way, indeed.—partly because of her infectious giggle. If you don’t believe me. just listen to “Franny” and Greenie . sometime. We’re sure that after “Franny” com- pletes her librarian’s course at Syracuse University, there will be a sudden influx of masculine readers to the fortunate library that has Frances for its librarian. ’26 wishes you just lots of luck. “Franny”. Elsie Helm Commercial Tall oaks from little acorns grow. Typewriting Certificate IV: Typewriting Medal IV. Elsie is one of those dependable little acorns” whom we all like so well. When she tells us that she will do a thing, we know that she means it. Her bright, sunny smile and welcome giggle bring sunshine into lots of classes. Elsie expects to enter business in Doylestown. as somebody’s stenog ”. We wish her the best of luck. Thomas Francis Higgins General A good laugh is the sunshine in a house.’' Mixed Chorus IV: Dramatic Club IV: Typewriting Certi- ficate IV: Cantata IV. Tom. laughing Tom!” He certainly does have one of those funny laughs. It has helped to brighten many of our dull moments. He has been one of the most willing workers of our class. We were certainly fortunate in having his pre- sence. Tom” expects to take a business position.

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16 THE GARNET AND WHITE Henrietta Sylvia Kaplan Classical “ The deed I intend is great. Hut what, as get, I know not. Dramatic Club III. IV: History Club III. IV: Glee Club III. IV: Mixed Chorus III. IV: French Club IV: Spelling Contest IV: Aeneadae. President IV: Class Lieutenant IV: Decorating Committee Senior Banquet IV. The two years Hen' has been with us seem all too short. She has entered joyously into the spirit of the school and given us great variety with her changing ways. The Normal School may expect a lively lime if Hen decides upon a teacher s career. Mary E. Leedom General Bright arc her eyes, and dark her tresses: Her many smiles are all caresses ’ Perfect Attendance II. Ill: Mixed Chorus III. IV: Glee Club III. IV: C'ass Monitor IV: Class Lieutenant III. IV: Dramat c Club III. IV: Aeneadae IV. Mary has made many a dark moment disappear with her bright smile, which is ever on hand to cheer all of us. Further- more. she is a good pal with a ready sympathy and under- standing. We shall never forget the time Mary recited her piece in Latin class. Mary is very fond of Mus'c. Next year she expects to study at the Conservatory of Music in Philade'phia. Wc all wish her the best of luck. Harold E. Y. Leslie Industrial Scientific He comes and goes, hut always he is welcome Les is one of those students who come from the little vill- age of Marshallton. He is always to be found wherever there is any noise. As a wood worker, he is the best. Manv of his projects have helped to bring prizes to our shops. I es ex- pects to work at carpentry next year. Best wishes. Les' Howard Nhwton McCardlg Industrial Scientific A gentleman of virtue and power. Baseball IV. Howard is a tall fellow, with light hair. He is very quiet in school, but sometimes he can make a lot of noise. When a favor is wanted, go to him. He is undecided as to what he will do on leaving school, but he expects to work somewhere.