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

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ERNEST WALTER BAER Commercial Indian “ True success is but to labor.” Football Squad, X. XI, Varsity XII: Type- writing Certificate, XI; Bronze Medal, XI. Ernest is one of our quiet boys who showed his lighting spirit during his football career, which consisted of three years hard work. W. C. II. S. showed its appreciation by awarding Ernest the first team letter in his senior year. We feel sure that his fighting spirit will make him successful. CAROLINE UPSHUR BAKER Classical Sunset “ lirer ready. erer true— Always wilt do a flood turn for you.” Class. Club, X, XI. XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Honor Roll Pin, X, XI; French Club, XI, XII; Hist. Club, XII; Spe!ling Con- test, XII. Tarlee,” although rather studious and serious, has a smile for those she meets. Every- one thinks she is quiet, but, if one should hear her among her friends, he would change his mind, for she can giggle just as much as the rest of 11s. Business School. JOSEPH HENRY BARBER Scientific Indian A tauqh and a smite Has foe at! the white. Football, X: Varsity, XI; Class Basketball, X, XI, XII; Basketball, X; Baseball Varsity. XI, XII; Pres, of Class, X; Ex. Com., Gen. Ass'n, XI, XII. Capt. Indian Div., XII; Coop. Coun., XI. Pres., XII; Capt. of Monitors. XII; D. Webster Meredith Speak. Cont., XI, XII; Hist. Club, XI; Dram. Club, XI, XII; Pres. Math. Club XII; Smilin’ Through,” XI; The Road to Yesterday,” XII: Garnet and White Staff, XI: Class Lieut., X, XL XII; Chorus. X, XI, XII; Band, X, XI, XII: Christmas Entertainment, X, XII. Wherever anything is happening, you will find Joe in tlie midst. “Joe” is the lire in lively. On the baseball field, the gridiron, or basketball court Joe” is at home equally well, and is a jolly good fellow” anywhere. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. MILDRED EDITH BARRY Commercial Sunset “ Quiet and reserved she may appear, nut a happy flirt always ready with cheer.’' Perf. Attendance, X; Honor Roll Pin, X. XI; Com. Club, X, XI, XII; Treas., XII; Class Lieut., X. XI. “Pat” always succeeds in arriving “just on time.” Her pleasing personality appeals to everyone, and it has helped her win many friends. She is also a good student.

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DOROTHY VIRGINIA ABERNETHY General Rainbow 'Smooth is the water where the brook runs deep. French Club, XI; Class. Club, XI; Math Club, XII. “ Dolly ” always has a kind word and a cheery smile for all her friends. To those who do not know her well, she may appear shy, but to her friends she is as jolly and full of fun as anyone could possibly be. State Teachers College. HOWELL ROMAINE ALEXANDER General Yankee “A man with music in his soul, who is moced with the concord oj sweet sounds.' Band, XI, XII; Orchestra, XI, XII; Chorus, XII; Science Club, XII; Hall Monitor, XII. Howell seems to have a passion for l eing very active. He has been a great addition to the school in the past two years, especially to the music department. His good humor has added much happiness to our stay in High School. State Teacners College. WALTER MILLARD ANDRESS General Yankee “ He dwells among the birds and flowers Banner Com., X; Hist. Club, XI, XII; Science Club, X, XII; Dram. Club, XII; “The Road to Yesterday ’ XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Hi-Y Club, XII. When Walter made his debut this year in the school’s activities, everyone in his class sat up and took notice. He proved his ability to chatter in the Dramatics, Science «and History Clubs. He is going to Antioch College to study all about the different kind of “bugs, birds, bones, and flowers.” JOHN GRAY ANDRESS General Sunset A deep thinker and a hard worker. Class Lieut., X. John is one of our few quiet seniors. He always ranks high in his lessons and always lends a helping hand to those who need it. If you don't have your lesson done, see John! He expects to work with the Denny Tag Company.

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LEWIS.RONALD BEEBE General Rainbow A 7 0ii' fine anti sincere in disposition. Band, X, XL XII. Ronald is always ready to help with whatever comes up, especially in li-1! ” Ron ’claims he is oing to follow carpentry after he graduates, hough “Ron” is not by any means quiet, he has a very likable way about him which ought to be an asset in life. MARY ELINOR BETTS Classical Rainbow “ A Jriend that is true and gracious. Second Prize Essay Contest, XI; Class Lieut XI. XII; Honor Roll Pin, XI, XII; Editor-in- Chief, finguataca, XII; French Club, Reporter, XII; Hist. Club Coun., XII; Math. Club, Sec. XII; Class. Club, XI, XII. During her two years with us Elinor has acquired a host of friends and has made a record that would l e hard to surpass. She has I een very active in club work; and we always find her name on the honor roll. No task is too difTicult for her to tackle.” Dickinson College. EDITH CLARA BULLOCK Commercial Yankee She's bashful, quiet, demure, and cog She blushes at the eery sight oj a bog. Com. Club, XL XII; Honor Roll Pin, XI; Perl . Attendance. X, XI; Class Lieut., XI. XII: Type. Cert., XI. Edith is a true friend and is always ready to give a helping hand. She is a wonder when it comes to lessons; when in doubt, ask Edith, for she always knows. She expects to obtain a business position. ELLA MAY BRUMFIELD Commercial Rainbow ” A little smite is suretg worth white. Com. Club, XII; Perf. Attendance, X, XL XII; Underwood Typ. Cert., X; L. C. Smith Typ. Cert., XI. A smiling face and a pleasing character make Ella a friend to all. She will continue her schooling at Peirce’s Business School.