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

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GROVFR CLEVELAND GREEN Commercial Sunset A quiet.chap who does his work and does not talk about it. Underwood Bronze Medal XI; Type. Cert.. XI- Perf. Attendance. XI; Spelling Contest X, Runner-up, XII. Grover hails from Gradvville and makes his daily trips on the train. During his four years in high school he has always had his lessons done on time. Quite a record! He is a bright, quiet boy whom everyone likes—especially the girls. He will enter the business field. ANNE R. GREENBERG Commercial Rainbow So tender and so good to see. Because she is so eery sweet.” Class Lieut., XI; Hist. Club. X; Com. Club, X, XI. XII, Prog. Com.; Type. Cert. X; Type. Bronze Medal XI; Honor Roll Charm. X. XI; Spelling Contest, XI, XII; Mixed Chorus. Small? Oh. Yes! But did you just hear a giggle? That's Anne, always full of fun and laughter. Anne is one of our bright Commercial seniors who has certainly earned her diploma. Are you unhappy? Ask Anne for a cure; she always has one. She will fill an office position. JEANETTE L. IIALL Classical Indian “ Begone, dull care! Thou and I shall neeer agree. Dram. Club, X; Track, X; Hockey, Varsity XI, XII: Basketball, Varsity. XI, XII; Class Lieut., XI; French Club, Xl; History Club. XII; Chorus, XII: Athletic Honor Award, XIII. Whatever would we have done without Jeanette during these past four years? She is liest known to the whole school for her ability in sports. Only her friends know the real happy- go-lucky Jeanette; but everyone likes her just the same. State Teachers College. VELMA R. HANNUM General Sunset ‘‘All round athlete, loeabte grin; She's made Jriends whereeer she's been. ” Basketball squad, X; Hockey Varsity, X, XL XII; Track, X. XI. XII;' Tennis' XII; Chor., X. XL XII; Hist. Club, X. XI. XII ; Dramatic Club, X, XI. XII; Joseph S. Evans’ Extemp. Speaking Contest, XI. XII; Art Club. X. XI; Officer of Art Dept., XII. Vel” has shown us what she can do in sports by her excellent hockey record. She can sing, too, as she has proved by her part in the Christmas Cantata. “Vel” has made many friends in VV. C. H. S. State Teachers 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.

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THOMAS B. HARLOW Commercial Yankee To be the same when I'm atone. As when my every deed is known.” Com. Club. X. XI. XII: Play. XI. XII; Class Lieut.. X, XI; Type. Cer.. XI; Perf. Attend- dance, X, XI. Tommy is one of our popular scholars— small, but as certain as dvnamitc. Who's that lx y among those girls? That's Harlow—skilled in everything, active as a club meml»er, and l ooming everyone. He will take up a business career. PHILIP HARMAN. JR. Industrial Scientific Indian The secret oj success is constancy of purpose.” Football, X. XI, Varsitv, XII; Chorus, X. XI; Shavers Club; Hon. Men. Essay Contest. XI; Class Lieut., XI, XII: Track Squad XII: Hi-Y Club. XII. Phil is always cheerful and is very popular among his classmates. He was one oi tne best football players on the team t’ Phil will leave after aeronautical school in Texas. ms year. graduation for an EURETTA HARP General Sunset A smile jor all. a welcome glad, A jovial, coaxing way she had.” Track, X; Cheer Leader, XII; Ass’t Class Treas., XI; Perf. Attendance, X. XI, XII; Type. Medal, XII; Dram. Club, X; Type. Cert., X, Tvpe. Contest, XI; Class Lieut., XI. XU. Who doesn't know Snookie ? Whenever you see Snookie, you're sure to see Cecilia with her. Snookie’s winning smile and pleas- ing personality have won for her many friends. State Teachers College. JOHN BAYNTON HICKMAN General Yankee In that dai 's Jeats, He proved best man in the field, and jor his mead. If as brow-bound with the oak. Football, X; Varsity, XL XII; Capt. XII; Prov. Mgr. Basketball. ; Basketball Squad, XI; Baseball Squad, X, XI; Tennis, XII; Orchestra. X, XI; Chorus, X, XL XII; Dram; Club, XII; Road to Yesterday , XII; Coop. Council. XI; Class Lieut., Xl; Science Club, Pres., XII; Hi-Y Club, XI, XII. Who is that out there on the gridiron urging our team to light? What stentorian voice is that on the stage in The Road to Yesterday, playing the hero? None other than Johnny Hickman, whose mighty muscles have earned many a touchdown tor his Alma Mater, as his voice helped put over our play. A toast to you, Johnny, one of the l est fellows we know!