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

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 v v EMILIE NEWLIN General Rainbow “ A smile for all, a welcome glad, A jovial coaxing way she had. Class Lieut. II; Classical Club II; French Club IV; Perfect At- tendance IV. Talk about friends. “Em” is the best and the advice she can give you shows that she knows what she is talking about. Just watch those bewitching blue eyes of hers; they have captured quite a few of the opposite sex. Beware! Eventually, “Em” expects to go to “ BeacomV to learn how to be “Somebody’s Stenog.” The class of ’29 wish her the best of luck and happiness throughout her future. ALPHONSO NEWSOME General Indian “ The happiness of man consists in life, and life is labor. Band I. II. Ill; Science Club; Class Track Team I, II. “ Phonnie’’ is one of those good-natured fellows who make friends wherever they go. He has made many friends during his four years with us. “Phonnie” expects to study Pharmacy. lie is undecided just were he will go next year. Success to you, “ Phonnie. ” CARLETON H. NORMAN Commercial Yankee “ A comrade blithe and full of glee, Who dares to laugh out loud and free. Hall Monitor IV; Perfect Attendance II. HI; Operetta II. Ill; Mixed Chorus IV; Dramatic Club II. Ill; History Club II. I : Commercial Club. Treas. IV; Member Auditing Committee IV; Christmas Entertainment IV; Certificate in Typing II. “Carl” is popular at High School, especially among the fair sex. He is always happy and jolly. Carl is intensely interested in school activities and takes part by going out and rooting for the team. Carleton expects to attend Peirce’s Business School where he will take up a C. P. A. Course. We wish you the best of success. “Carl.” ROSELLEN PAXSON Commerical Indian “ For she was jes’ the quiet kind, Whose natures never vary. Commercial Club II, III. IV; Secretary of Commercial Club IV ; English Play II; Perfect Attendance I, II. III. Rosellen came to us from Coatesville and she has been very regular in attendance. She never shirks in anything she undertakes. Rosellen is one of our prominent Commercial Seniors. She has a funny little laugh that spreads happiness among her classmates. Rosellen has decided to go to work in an office. The class of ’29 wishes her lots of success in the future. 19

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MARY McCUE General Indian “ Be not deceived by her innocent appearance.” Chorus IV; Christmas Entertainment. “Cuie” is not known to the whole school, but those who know her have found her a jolly good companion. “Cuie” has been a big asset to our chorus; she took great interest in the Christmas Entertainment. We all know she will be successful during her next four years at State Teachers College. Best luck, “Cuie. MARY ESTHER McGINN Classical Indian “ As good a sport as you could meet, And a friend that's hard to beat. Basketball Mgr. IV: Hon. Mention Christmas story I; Hon. Mention Sophomore Essay II; Dramatic Club II. HI. IV; History Club II, III, IV; Vice-Pres. III. Play Committee Chairman IV; Hockey Squad IV; French Club III, IV; Reporter IV; Science Club 111; Spelling Contest III, IV; Peirce School Spelling Team III; Class Lieut. II, III; Inter-Class Debate II. Here’s to Mary for being the best of sports! We've teased her through four years of High School; so we kndw! Always ready to lend a helping hand. “ Micky” has made lots of friends. Her many activities show her school spirit. Lots of success, “ Mickey.” when you go on to college. E. ELEANOR MEREDITH General Indian “ A heart to resolve, a head to contrive, a hand to execute.” Basketball III, IV; Commercial Club III, IV; History Club IV. Eleanor came to us in her Junior year from Maryland. She makes a good showing in and success of all she undertakes. She is one of our athletes and a star on the Varsity Basketball team. She has always been a “ good sport. ” Eleanor is going to be “Somebody’s Stenog” when she graduates. We all wish her lots of success. MARWOOD B. MEREDITH Commercial Sunset “ Attending school is an awful bore. ” Class Lieut. I; Typing Certificate II; Hall Monitor IV; Com- mercial Club III. “Mar” is one of our largest boys. He is a smiling “Sunset.” He has been with us four years, and comes to us from Round Top. “ Mar” has been traffic cop at Room 7, towering over all the other people. He has decided to go to work next year. The Class of '2Q wishes you the best of luck, “ Mar.” 18

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 LOUISE SHIRLEY PETERSON General Indian “She's little; she's clever, And a dandy companion. History Club I ’; French Club IY; Dramatic Club IY. “Diz” came to us this year from Coatesville. Proud are we to have her among us. There is one thing which “Diz” observes, “Study Hour;” but how does she observe it? She is a very quiet looking girl, but things are not always what they seem. Louise hopes to go to college next year. Our best wishes for a successful future go with you, old Pal. LYDIA PROCTOR Commercial Indian “She's jolly to walk with, Witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Commercial Club II. Ill, IY; Dramatic Club II; History Club IY; Hockey Squad III; Class Basket ball III: Class Lieut. IY; Under- wood Typewriting Certificate II; Underwood Bronze Medal 11: L. C. Smith Bronze Medal II; Perfect Attendance I, II. “Mike” comes from Cheyney and brings along with her that funny little laugh which helps to make the sun shine on rainy days She is one of our prominent Seniors and a jolly good friend among us all throughout her school days. She is bright and accurate in her lessons and participated in many activities and has won for herself several honors. “ Mike” exacts to work next year. MAURICE A. PYLE Classical Rainbow “ It is he who lives to the full every minute, A nd gets all the joy and the fun there is in it. Perfect Attendance II, III; Baseball Squad III; History Club III; French Club IV; Class Basketball III, IY; Classical Club III; Spelling Contest IV; Ass’t. Basketball Mgr. III. Maurice has been one of the most faithful supporters of '29 throughout all four years. At nearly every athletic contest you will find him cheering strongly for old W. C. II. S. He is peihaps best known for his many nicknames “Steamboat,” “Hecker,” “Far- mer” or “Pyley.” He intends to enter some college at some time, but just now he is undecided. KIM ROBERTS Classical Indian “ And still the wonder grew. That one small head could carry all he knew. French Club II. IY; Classical Club II, IV; Honorable Mention Sophomore Essay 11; Spelling Contest 11; Dramatic Club IV; Christ- mas Entertainment IV; Hon. Mention Senior Essay IV. Kim is small in stature, but not in mind. Kim has been with us for two years, his Sophomore and Senior years. He is one of High School's best French scholars. If you want your French translated, go to Kim. Kim is very fond of West Chester High School, preferring it to any other school which he has ever attended (he has attended several). Kim is going to Haverford College; he will then try his hand at Architecture. Good-bye, Kim, and may Lady Luck stay with you in the future. IV| 20