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

 - Class of 1929

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GLADYS TURPIN Commercial Sunset “And on her way in friendly chat, Now talked of this and now of that. ' Commercial Club II, III, IV; Underwood Typing Certificate III. “Turp” hails from Sugartcwn. She has been with us four years; and has proved to be a true friend to all. When you lose track of “Turp” get information from Mai ion Gray. We all hope “Turp” is as successful in her coming years as she has been in her years here at High School. “Turp” expects to be “Somebody's Stenog.” Good luck, “Turp.” ESTHER DAVIS WALKER Classical Rainbow “ 1 happy smile every day, She gives to all who come her way. Junior Essay, Second Prize III; Operetta II; Class Basketball I, II, III; Diamatic Club I, II III. IV; French Club II, III; History Club II; Classical Club II; Mixed Chorus III, IV; Garnet and White Staff II, III, IV; Christmas Entertainment IV; Class Lieut. IV; “Smilin' Through” IV; Hon. Mention Senior Essay Contest IV. Every body who knows our Esther loves her because of her true friendship and affectionate way. If you don’t think so. ask the boys. She is particularly outstanding for her literary ability. The Garnet and White will surely miss her lovely dreamy poems. Someday we’ll feel proud to read of her gieat success as a poet. HARRY WALKER Scientific Rainbow “ Fight, smile and fair play, Make men for the world of today. Orchestra II; French Club II, III; Class Lieut. II. Ill, IV; Ass’t Publicity Mgr. II. Ill; Publicity Mgr. IV; Mixed Choi us III, IV; Science Club III; Co-op. Coun. IV; Spelling Contest IV: I). Webster Meredith Speaking Contest III. IV; History Club IV; Capt. Class Basketball Team II; Dramatic Club IV; “Smilin’ Through” IV; Sec. Boys A. A. IV; Perfect Attendance IV. Harry is a favorite with us all. with his ready smile, and willing- ness to help his friends. His sayings and jokes have helped to liven up many a dull period. His acquaintances know that a better friend than Harry cannot be found. When released fiom the press- ing duties of school, he is to be found at the “ V,” where those same sterling qualities have endeared him to its frequenters. In all probability Lehigh University will be the scene of Harry’s endeavors next year. He carries with him the best wishes of his friends. GORDON WHITCRAFT Scientific Indian “ Like the waves of the mighty deep Never quiet unless sound asleep. Prow Track Mgr. I; I). Webster Meredith Speaking Contest, Medal II; Class Lieut. I. II; Dramatic Club II; History Club IV; Orchestra I. II, III, IV; Sports Editor Garnet and White IV; Science Club III; French Club III, IV; “In Arcady” II; Christmas Entertainment IV; Asst. Mgr. Basketball III; Hon. Mention Christmas Story Contest I; Chorus III; Hon. Mention Senior Essay IV; Inter-class Basketball II. Ill; Tennis Squad II; Extemporaneous Speaking Contest, Swarthmore College III. “No thanks, I just had my hair cut.” Whenever one hears that remark, one knows that “Gordy ” is somewhere around. W. C. H. S. and the Daily Local News will be lost without him. He has been an active member of the class and has gained many friends. “Gordy” is going to Gettsyburg next year, I’m sure we all wish him the best of luck. 24

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HAROLD R. SMITHSON Scientific Sunset “ A smile and a glad hand for everyone. Freshman Essay, Hon. Mention I: I). Webster Meredith Prelimin- aries I. II. III. IV; Class Lieut. I; Art Club II. Ill; Dramatic Club III, IV; Science Club III, IV; History Club IV; Chorus IY. “Bud” is one of our best cornet players. Have you ever noticed him tooting his horn and at the same time doing his best not to talk? It really is difficult, because talking is such a pleasure. Everyone likes him, and he likes everyone- especially certain girls in whom he seems to find particular enjoyment. Harold expects to return for a P. G. Course next year. ALICE SPANN Classical Indian “She is a good maiden and a just. Classical Club II IV; French Club IV. “Al” has been with us four years, and we certainly have enjoyed her company. She is very quiet; but, when there is any fun, she is right in it. “Al” expects to go to State Teachers College next fall, and we know she will l e successful because she is a very studious person. Good Luck, “Al.” '29 is with you. JOHN STEVENSON Industrial Scientific Yankee “ Much mirth and no madness. Class Lieut. II; Cross Country Varsity II. Ill; Capt. IY; Varsity Track II. III. IV; Honor Roll Pin III; History Club HI. IV; Agri- cultural Club IV; Class Basketball II. III. “Stevie” is one of the most popular boys in High School. Every- thing that he has undertaken has been a success. He has won a name for himself in track and cross country. “Stevie” expects to follow the carpenter trade; we wish him luck. ELIZABETH TAYLOR General Sunset ‘‘As nice a girl as you care to meet. And to say it in French, she is Tres petite. History Club II; Fiench Club II. Ill; Ass’t. Class Treas. II; («lee Club I; Gym. Exhibition II; Class Lieut. III. Who is that racing down the hall at noon? It’s no other than our “Little Bits.” “Little Bits” is one of the happiest and smallest girls in the Senior class, but it is said that “good good i come in small packages ” “Little Bits” expects to attend some Business School, but at present she is undecided where she will go. W. C. H. S. wishes her the best of luck. 23



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ELMER WHITE General Sunset “ He who has patience may compass anything. Science Club III, IV; Band IV; History Club IV. “ Whittie” is one of our quiet boys from Anselma. You may see him either playing his bass horn or driving his Pontiac. Elmer expects to take up electrical work after he leaves school. The Class of '29 wish you the best of luck and lots of shocks in your work, “ Whittie. ” ROBERT WOOD General Yankee “Nothing ventured, nothing have. Science Club III; History Club IV; Dramatic Club IV. “ Bob” has made a very enviable name for himself in High School. Everyone knows “Bob” and the great friendship which he imparts to all. He is always on the job in all kinds of weather, and. as a matter of fact, he has had perfect attendance for two successive years. Although Bob” is still a little undecided concerning his future undertakings, we feel quite ceitain that he will make good” in any field that he enters. EDITH YOUNG Commercial Rainbow Placid. and not easily disturbed. Commercial Club II. III. IV; History Club IV; Smith Typewriting Certificate II; Smith Bronze Medal III; Smith Silver Medal IV; Underwood Bronze Medal IV; Underwood Silver Medal IV; Perfect Attendance II. Ill; Class Lieut. II. Ill; Spelling Contest IV; Honor Roll Pin III; First Place Typing Contest Chester County Play Festival IV'. Edith is one of our quiet girls, but she always proves successful in hei work. If anyone wants to know bookkeeping, just ask Edith. From the typing medals listed al ove one can see that she can make the typewriter hum. Edith has been a great asset to our school. We wish her Good Luck.” in the business world. EDWARD M. COPE General Rainbow When he's on hand, there's mischief afoot. Captain of Rainbow Division IV. Although Copie” as he is known to his friends, has not entered into school activities, he is well liked and has many friends. We wish him success in his work at the Post Office, and we think he will soon be Post Master General. MOULTON HOUTER DAVIS Commercial Sunset Happy ‘ Hooter' goes smiling through, In spite of cares and troubles, too. Operetta II; Baseball Squad II. Ill; Football Squad II, III, Var- sity IV. Mgr. IV’; Basketball Squad III; Track Squad IV. Hooter” is one of our best athletes; and among the pupils he is very popular. He has been prominent in three of our major sports and has also apj eared in the operettas. Hooter” is leaving us now, and there will be quite a few who will miss his merry laugh and humor. Hooter” is undecided as to where he is going, but we wish him the best of luck. EDITH DUTT Commercial Rainbow Ilang sorrow, care will kill a cat; And therefore, let's be merry! History Club IV7; Commercial Club II, III; Vice Pres. IV; Perfect Attendance II, III; Class Lieut. III. Pete” is a sure cure for the blues. Her sunny smile makes one forget the dark side of things. Pete” can be serious, too. This has made her jx pular among her friends here. Pete” is just a regular fellah, ” and the Class of '29 knows she will be successful in whatever she under takes. 25

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