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

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FRANCES MARY EWING General Sunset “Enjoy lije 'ere it has fled, for when you die, Yoa'rc a long lime dead.’J French Club, X, XI; Chorus, XI, XII; Class I.ieut. X, XI. XII; Class. Club X. XI; Perf. Attendance, XII. Franny’s choiceof cars will neverchange; she will always cling to the Ford. I wonder why?? But leaving out the Ford (car?) one finds a cheerful disposition in a wonderful girl—a fine student, a good sport, and an ever-true friend— in Francis Ewing. Business College. MARISE LILLIAN FAIR LAMB Classical Yankee “She smiles when she goes; She works when she knows. But what she tries—she does. Hist. Club, X. XL Chairman Pilgrimage Com.. XII; French Club, X, XI, XII; Class. Club. X, Consul. XI, XII; Dram. Club, XII; Math. Club., XII; Coop. Council, X; Garnet and White Staff, X. XII; Hon. Men. Essay Contest. X; Joseph S. Evans Extemp. Speaking Contest, XI. XII; Honor Roll Pin, X. XI, XII; Class Lieut.. X. XL XII; “Road to Yesterday”. XII; Hockey, XI; Varsity. XII: Chairman Tea Com.. XI. XII; Honor Speaker at Commencement Exercises. XII. Marisc has lieen one of the fine leaders of our class, always on top, not onlv in her studies, but also in outside activities. The same vim and vigor that she used in attacking the ball in hockey she used in attacking her studies. Swarth- more College. EDITH G. FILMAN General Sunset “ Roses in her cheeks. Their sweetness in her smile.” Science Club, XII. “Sally,” who did not come to us till our Senior year, with her attractive smile and curly hair, has become one of our favorites. Her acquaint- ances know that a warmer friend cannot l e found. State Teachers College. ELIZABETH J. FITZGERALD Commercial Indian “Thy modesty s a candle to thy merit.” Com. Club. XI. XII; Dram. Club, X, XII; Tea Com., XII; Class Lieut., XI. Look what Sugartown gave us—“Little Betty” with her winning smiles! “Betty” is well-noted for her shortness and her giggle, which can be heard at anytime in the halls.

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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.

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KATHRYN MOYER FLUCK Classical Yankee “She shall be sportive as the fawn Thai wild with glee across the lawn Or up the mountain springs; And hers shall be the breathing balm, And hers the silence and the calm. OJ mule insensate things. Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Honor Roll Pin, X; Christmas Enter., XI; Dram. Club, XI, XII; Hist. Club, XI, XII; French Club, X, XI. Treas., XII; Class. Club, X, XI; Consul, XII; Ass’t Hockey Mgr., XI; Hockey Mgr., XII; Ass't Class Treas., XII; First Prize Essay Con- test, XI; Hon. Men. XII; Garnet and White Staff, XII. In a world too crowded with the cynical and the would-be sophisticated, a girl who is not ashamed to l e discovered enjoying life is a rare treasure. Kathryn's very movements are an expression of a carefree soul that is simply, unaffectedly, joyously living! Bucknell University. GRACE MARGUERITE FOWLER Commercial Rainbow “Be not deceived by her innocent appearance. Track, X; Dram. Club, X; Chorus, XL Class Lieut., X, XI; Spelling Contest, XI; Com. Club, XI, XII. Grace hails from the big burg of Malvern. She has made a host of friends because of her laughing blue eyes and her winning smile. Grace expects to take a position at Jacobs' after graduation. LEROY GODSHALK Classical Yankee “There's music in all things ij men had ears Dram. Club, XII; French Club, X, XII; Class Lieut., XI; Band, XI, XII; Orchestra, XII; Perf. Attendance, X; Chorus, XII; Hist. Club, XI; Class. Club, XI; Consul, XII; Math. Club, XII. Roy certainly can do wonders with that clarinet of his; his place in the band and orches- tra will l e hard to fill. His popularity is limited in neither sex. State Teachers College. PAUL JOHN GINGRICH Industrial Scientific Sunset “Let him alone; he hath business. Shavers Club. Paul has been a very serious student. He has always l een enthusiastic over athletics, but he did not have the opportunity to compete until his senior year. Paul expects to attend night school and improve his already excellent work in carpentry, mathematics, and drafting.