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

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24 THE GARNET AND WHITE LaRue Thompson General ‘ Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low.—an excellent thing in woman.” Dramatic Club. III. IV. Larry. as she is best known to all her friends, is one of the jolliest girls in the senior class. Her merry laughter and boy” bob are welcome everywhere. Larry expects to become a nurse in the Hahneman Hospital—how we shall envy the people who are lucky enough to have her for a nurse! Success to you. Larry, and please don’t accept any life long positions till you have finished your course. Acenith Ann Townsend General ”Whatever is popular deserves attention.” Assistant Treasurer. I: Dramatic Club. IV: Assistant Class Treasurer. IV: Who’s that?” ’Ever heard a guy ask this question? The answer is many times. Cyne Townsend. No one ever passes her by without a second glance. How could he? A pair of smiling blue eyes plus a most pleasing personality plus everything that makes up a sweet girl plus (generally) a Nash roadster equals Cyne.” This charming young lady seems quite undecided as to her future, but. whatever it may be. the Class of '26 sincerely hopes she’ll always be Happy!” Jean Scattergood Troutman Commercial “A peppy little girl with eyes of sparkling blue. Beware! We look for mischief when Jean comes smiling through” Glee Club. I. IV: Vice President. II: Typewriting Certificate. II: Lieutenant. Ill: Dramatic Club. IV: Cantata. IV: Girls Glee Club. IV: Mixed Chorus. IV: Spelling Contest. IV. Rustah is one of those unusual creatures, who. though they chatter and laugh a great deal, accomplish even more, and what is even more important, say something when they do talk. Rustah always has the bright expressions that pull us through the tight places. She is going to be someone’s secretary. She will make a very capable one. Here’s wishing you the best of luck. Rustah.” Weldon K. Tyson Commercial Where the river is deepest, it makes the least noise. Typewriting Certificate. Ill: Class Lieutenant. IV: Monitor. IV. Weldon is a very solemn boy. He never makes any un- necessary noise. The only thing that Weldon likes in school is Oral English. He expects to enter business during the summer, and to go to College later.

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THE GARNET AND WHITE 23 Edna Barbara Stamper Classical “Mix a little folly with your serious thoughts.” Girls’ Chorus, I. II. III. IV; Mixed Chorus. I. HI. IV; Play Festival Chorus. III. IV; Orchestra. IV; History Club. Ill: Dramatic Club. III. IV: Spelling Contest. I. III. IV; Aeneadae. IV: Class Lieutenant. II: Music Club. II; Operetta. IV. Edna is one of our ' it tie ?irls. but it is said ;hat “good goods comes in small packages.’’ Eddie” has not participated much in school sports, but her scholastic and musical ability have brought her many friends. So here’s wishing you luck. Eddie. in your study of music at Normal. Frank Stancato Scientific Idleness is very far from him. Freshman Baseball: Baseball. II. III. IV: Basketball. II. III. IV: Football Manager. IV: Basketball. All-Star Suburban Lea gue Team. IV: All County Basketball. III. IV; Class Lieu- tenant. I. II. HI. IV: Monitor. IV: Sports Editor GARNET and White. IV. “Chee was the most active and spirited of all our football managers. Chee with a natural aptitude for leadership has won an everlasting place in our minds, and. as his reward in dicates. in our affairs. Chee's popularity is not confined to either sex. although a certain few senior girls have attracted his eyes. Chee” is undecided about his future, but. whatever he does, we know that he will do well, carrying with him the best wishes of the Class of '26. Earle W. Stellwagon General Not so much to say. Not so well known. But has a way that's all his own. Spanish Club. Ill: History Club. Ill: Dramatic Club. IV; Cross Country Team. IV; Track. IV. Stelly is one of our quiet boys who would rather do things than talk about them. We wish him the best of luck at Temple next year. Dorothy Taylor General “And her voice, it murmurs lovely. As a silver stream may run. ’ Joseph S. Evans’ Speaking Contest. II. IV; Dramatic Club. III. IV. A quiet study hall—ker-Choo! Thus we can best intro- duce our Impossible Dottie who has gained most of her renown around school by brightening up many a dull class with a queer, unexpected sneeze. However— Dottie has shown remarkable talent as a speaker and an artist. Although she is undecided about the future, we all just know there is some thing interesting in store for her! Whatever it may be. Dottie.” the Class of '26 is right with you!

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THE GARNET AND WHITE 25 Margaret E. Waldron General Quality. not quantity If you see a petite Senior who hasn't much to say. you'll know it's Peggy —from the large metropolis. Frazer. Peggy can truly be called a real friend by all who know her. Peggy intends to go to Normal School next year. Here’s hoping her future classmates and pupils will appreciate her as much as we do! Sara M. Weaver General “A smile for all. a welcome glad. A jovial, coaxing way she had Orchestra. I. II. III. IV; Glee Club. III. IV: Mixed Chorus. III. IV; Dramatic Club. III. IV: Class Lieutenant. IV; Operetta. IV. Have you heard 'Sally sing or play a fiddle.'’ No? Then you’ve missed something. “Sally has been with the orchestra four years and will be greatly missed next year. Have you ever heard her laugh? If you haven't, you don’t know Sally. because she is always ready to enter into everything. “Sally is undecided as to what she is going to do next year. but. what- ever it is. we are sure she will have the best of luck. Meritt S. Webster Scientific A quiet chap who does his work, and does not talk about it.” Radio Club. II: Ass’t. Class Treasurer. Ill; Tennis. III. Merritt comes from Cheyney: he has been with us all four years. He is one of the quiet boys who have high marks in their studies, and he is always willing to help someone else. Merritt intends to go to George School next year and then to Swarthmore. where he will prepare to become a teacher of mathematics. We wish you success. Merritt. John White Industrial-Scientific One of the most important things in life is to be a good sport ’ Basketball. IV: Baseball. III. IV: Chorus, IV. Whitey is quite a bright chap. He is quiet in his classes: but. like the rest of us. he has his noisy days. John took a hard course, but, from his present standing, he will complete it successfully. He was a great help to the Basketball team, and he has a cheery smile for everyone.