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

Page 12 text:

HERMAN F. CABASSA Scientific Rainbow “ Hears much and says little—a rare combination. Classical Club II; Science Club III; Class Lieut. Ill; Class Bas- ketball III. Herman, when with his friends, displays a fine sense of humor which is relished by all; however, to others he seems quiet. His powers are not limited to humor alone, because he has worked successfully in other fields. Next year Herman intends to go to some college. The class of '20 wishes you success, Herman! PAUL S. CARNATHAN Industrial Scientific Yankee In every rank, both great and small, 'Tis industry supports us all. Track squad II, III; Varsity Cross Country III, IV; History Club III. IV; Council III. IV; Dramatic Club IV; Honor Roll Charm III; Hon. Mention Junior Essay III; Perfect Attendance II, III; Senior Chorus IV; Honor Speaker Commencement Ex- ercises IV. “Carney is well-known in our Wood Shop. He has been a great help to Mr. Hallowed and has seen service in many activities. “Carney is undecided as to his future, but “ '29’’ wishes him the best of success. HARRY CLOSE General Yankee “ I dare not l e as funny as I can. Typing Award IV; Capt. Yankee Division IY; Vice-Pres. Boys A. A. II. Pres. Ill; Football Squad II. Varsity III. IV; Basketball Varsity II, III, IV; Baseball Squad II, Varsity' III; Ex. Com. Gen. Association; Athletic Honor Award IV. “Hoppy, the spark of the class of ’29. I le is always smiling and ready to tell jokes. Without “Hoppy the basketball team would find themselves at bottom of the score. “ floppy’s greatest tribute to athletics was his turning, twisting and dodging tacklers on the football field; this made him famous, and they called him “Whirl- wind Hoppy. Although he is small, he is a great athlete, The old saying, “good goods come in small packages is true with “ Hoppy. Wherever he goes, the Class of ’29 wishes him the world of luck. SHERWOOD CLOSSON Scientific Rainbow “Athletics are included on his roster Crosscountry II; Band II; Track, Varsity I. II. Ill, IV; Football, Varsity III, IV; Orchestra I. II, III, IV; Class Basketball II, III IV; Athletic Honor Award IV. “Shirkv is one of the most promising and popular athletes in the graduating class. He has made an enviable record on the track and the gridiron. Much is expected of him next year at W. C. S. T. C., where he will specialize in Junior High School teachimg. 8

Page 11 text:

LOUISE BOULDEN General „ Rainbow “Always la itching, chasing blues away. Chorus II. Ill, IV; Orchestra IV; Honor Roll Medal II; Christmas Entertainment II. III. IV; “ Marriage of Nanette” II; French Club III. IV; Officer III; Dramatic Club II. Ill, IV; History Club IV; “Smilin’ Through ”IV; Garnet AND WHITE Staff III. IV; Class Lieut. Ill, IV; Captain Rainbow Division IV; Hall Monitor IV; Joseph S. Evans’ Sj eaking Contest II. Ill; Concert III; Co-op. Council III, IV. Who hasn’t heard Louise’s laugh? It really is very contagious. But that is not her only accomplishment; for just take a look at those activities. She is a very busy, but happy girl and is liked by all Good luck to you next year in your work at State Teachers College, Louise. MARGARET BROWN Commercial Rainbow “ Always cheerful, always gay, Helpful and laving in every way.” Underwood Certificate for Typewriting III; Commercial Club III, IV; History Club IV’. “Peg” is one of the jolliest girls in our Commercial Class. She is always willing to share in the pleasures of life and always wears a pleasant smile for all whom she meets. “Peg,” expects to be somebody’s Stenog. Keep smiling. “Peg,” for the pleasures of life will then come easy. ANTHONY BRUNO Commercial Sunset “ In foothill, basketball Oh, everything, Tony is a star. ” Football Varsitv III. IV; Class Basketball II; Basketball Varsity III. IV. Capt. IV; Class Baseball II; Baseball Mgr. IV; Athletic I lonor Award IV’. Tony is one of the best all-round athletes in our Class; he has upheld the colors of ’29 in a very creditable way. Not only has he achieved success on the athletic field, but also he has had a fine scholastic record in the Commercial Course. Although he is un- decided about his future. Tony will make a success in whatever line of endeavor he tries. ALICE BURTON General Indian “ She chatters; chatters as she goes; Site's really silent never. Some girls talk fast and some talk slow; hut she talks on forever. Spelling Contest III. IV. “Al” is an interesting and attractive conversationalist. Not only can she talk; she can give a good hearty laugh. “Al,” we wish you much success at State Teachers College next year. 7

Page 13 text:

HENRY B. COLEMAN, Jr. Scientific Yankee “ Just being happy is a fine thing to do— Looking on the right side, rather than the blue. ” Prov. Track Mgr. II, Ass’t Track Mgr. Ill IV; Mgr. of Cross Country Team IV; Art Club III; Class Lieut HI. IV; French Club III, Pres. IV; Science Club HI. IV; History Club IV; Dramatic Club IY; Chorus IV; Christmas Kntcrtainmcnt IV; History Club Play IV; “Smilin’ Through” IV. “ I lennie” is one of the “good-lookers” of the class. I le is popular with both girls and l oys. When he is not a sheik, he is usually a scientist. If you have difficulty in figuring out your science or math., go to “Ilennie.” “I lennie” expects to go to college, but he is, as yet, undecided as to where it will be. CHARLES II. CONFER Industrial Scientific Indian “ Steel true and blade straight. ” Cross Country IV; Track Squad IV; Class Basketball III. “Charlie” is very good-natured and is always ready to help. His determination to finish his work will go a long way toward making his future a success. “Charlie” expects to get into some drafting firm. JANITII L. CONRAD General Rainbow “ When love and lessons clash, She lets her lessons go to smash. ” “Marriage of Nanette” II; Glee Club I; Ass’t. Class Treas. HI: Typewriting Certificate and Medal III. IV; Ass’t. Mgr. Basketball III; Class Lieut. Ill; Art Club III; IV; Cantata II, 111, IV; Monitor IV; Chorus II. HI, IV. “Jan” has been one of our most popular girls ever since she entered High School. She is always willing to oblige and assist anyone at any time. Whatever “Jan” may do when she leaves W. C. II. S., we wish her the best of success in it; for we are sure she deserves it. CORNELIA M. CORNOG General Sunset An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Perfect Attendence I, II, HI, IV; Mixed Chorus II, HI, IV’, Concert III; Christmas Entertainment III, IV; ()jx retta III; Monitor IV; Class Lieut. IV; Ass’t. Treas. IV. “Jimmie” came to us from Cheyney. She is one of the few who have perfect attendance. When a faithful friend is needed, she is there with a cheering smile. Although she believes in a great deal of study, she is always ready to laugh or play a joke on someone. ■Jimmie” expects to go to State Teachers College next year. We wish her the best of luck. 9