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

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ANNA KATHERINE CORNOG General Sunset Laughing mouthI twinkling eye! hat it's wit wilt nerer die!'' Hist. Club, XI, XII; French Club, XI; Science Club, XII; Perfect Attendance, XII. “Kitty” is the sincerest friend that one could find, as she sticks to one through thick and thin. Besides this, she is lots of fun with her witty sayings and her ability to see a joke. She has always been interested in all school activities. State Teachers College. MILDRED D. COURT General Yankee ‘ r lways laughing, always gay. Happy and busy all the day. Class Lieut., X; Ass t Treas. of Class. X; Perf. Attendance, X, XI, XII; French Club, XL Who is that bright-eyed girl walking up the hall as if she is going some place? Why, that's ■'Shorty” of course. Shorty” is a well-known and well-liked memlier of our class. We wish her luck. ADELAIDE ZOOK COURTNEY General Indian “ I oil’ll find it worth your while To cultivate the Jriendship Of the girl behind the smile.” Class Lieut., X; Perf. Attendance, X; Art Club, X, XI; French Club, X, XI; Hist. Club. XL XII; Christmas Enter., XI; Dram. Club, XI, XII. Adelaide is a loyal friend, a faithful student, and a steady, dependable girl. We hand Addy over to the future with the utmost confidence, and with visions of that smile ot hers lighting dark places in the world and winning her many friends. Beacom Business College. CECILIA CRESCENTINI Commercial Rainbow “ ■'fashing eyes and curly hair, i oil’ll find Cecilia always there. Dram. Club, X. XII; Com. Club, X. XI, XII; Underwood Typing Medal; Class Lieut. X, XI, XII; Chorus, X, XI, XII; Christmas Cantata, X, XI, XII. “Sis” is one of the successful commercial Seniors graduating this year. If you see a big Wiilys-Knight going about 50 miles an hour, look long and hard enough and you'll see Sis”. Oh! how she drives that car!

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VIRGINIA ELLEN COLEMAN Classical Sunset “ The reason firm, the temperate will. Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. ” Hon. Mention Essay Contest, XI; Chorus, X, XI, XII: Cantata, ; Christmas Enter., XI, XII; Class. Club, X, XI. XII; French Club, X. XI, XII: Dram. Club, X. XI, XII; Vice-Presi- dent, XI; Garnet and White Staff, XI; Editor-in-chief, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Honor Roll Pin, X, XI; Capt. Sunset Division, XII ; Coop. Council-Vice-Pres., XII; Hockey Varsity, XI, XII; Basketball, XI; Varsity XII; Track, XI, XII; Athletic Honor Award, XII; Honor Speaker at Commencement Exer- cises, XII. Jean is one of our most popular, all-round girls. In various sports she excels. In the realm of scholastic activities she is the editor of the Garnet and White, and an honor roll student. Her per- sistent teasing, however, makes us sure she is human to the utmost. Oberlin. CHARLES FRANKLIN CONGDON Scientific Yankee “ willy answer turneth away wrath. ” Spelling Contest, X, XI, XII; Hon. Mention Essay Contest. XI, XII; French Club, XI, XII; Hist. Club, XI, Treas. XII; “The Road to Yesterday”, XII. “Choppy” is one of those quiet boys who be- come very interesting on acquaintance. One never tires of his witty remarks and unexpected answers. Remember Dramatic Club! “Choppy” is interested in advertising. University of Pennsylvania. JOHN ALOYSIUS CONNELL General Indian “ Ever ready with merry jokes To cheer many oj us folks. ” Art Club, X; Hist. Club, XI; Class Lieut., XI: Art Club, XII. Whenever we hear “Al” say, “Hey! wait a minute,” we know he has a new Scotch joke to tell us. Although he is always ready for fun and seemingly free from care, he has a serious side, too. John expects to go to Alaska. SARAH MARGARET CONNER Commercial Rainbow “ is the silent ones who are the successful ones in ”• Honor Roll Pin, X, XI; Com. Club, XI, XII: Class Lieut., XII; Underwood Typ. Cert., X ; Underwood Bronze Medal. XI; Underwood Silver Medal, XII; L. C. Smith Typ. Bronze Medal, XII; I Ion. Men. Essay Contest, XII. Sarah is very quiet and seems to take life and its meaning seriously. She has proved to l e a great asset to the Commercial Course as an ex- pert typist and scholar. She is always ready to lend a helping hand in lessons or school activities.

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 MARWOOD DARLINGTON General Yankee “ A smile ami a glad handJor everyone. Orchestra, X. XI, XII; Science Club, X. XII: Com. Club. XI. XII; Play, XI; Under- wood Type. Cert., XI; Underwood Type. Medal, XI; Perfect Attendance, XI; Chorus. XII. For the past three years Marwood has l»een very much interested in anti quite enthusiastic over various activities in and about the school, l»cing a memlter of several clubs, the Senior Chorus, and the Orchestra. Taylor Business College. ALMA N. DAVIS Commercial Rainbow “She laughs and piggies all the day! Ijyon want a true Jriend just look this way! Track, X; Class Basketball, XII; Com. Club. X. XL XII: Type. Cert. X; Type. Medal, XII. Alma is certainly a true friend. If you want to have some fun, just find Alma, a very good sport who is ready to lend a helping hand to everyone. She will secure an office position. FRANCES LOUISE DOWLIN General Indian “A merry heart makelh acheerjul countenance. Dram. Club, XII; Science Club, XII; Mist. Club. XII. Although Frances did not come to us until her Senior year, she has won many friends. She greets them all with a smile and a cheery word, whenever her friends are in trouble, she tries to . help them. JANE LEE EVANS General Rainbow “ She gets her lesson without one sigh. Nothing too hard Jor her to try. Mist. Club, XI. XII; French Club, XL XII; Math. Club, XII; Track, XI; Hockey Squad, XII; Honor Roll Pin, XII. Who is that quiet girl studying so hard over there? Why that is Jane. She does more than just study all the time, however, for. if one were to go out on the hockey field in the fall, one would see her taking an active part in the game. Ursinus College.