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

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Classical H. CHARLES ABERNETHY Indian A handjul of common sense Is worth a bushel oj learning. Hon. Mention Essay, X; I). Webster Meredith Contest, XII; Classical Club, XI, XII; French Club, XI, XII; Dramatic Club, XII; Science Club, XII. “Abby” is one of the brightest students in the class of '31. If you don’t have your lessons done, go to “Abby,” and he will save the day for you. He expects to go to the University of Pennsylvania to study to be a doctor. DOROTHY ELIZABETH ARESON Classical Rainbow “Earth seems more sweet lo lice upon, Afore Jult oj love, because oj her.” Class Lieut., X, XI; Asst. Treasurer, XI; Classical Club, XII; French Club, XI, XII; Dramatic Club, XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Class Basketball, XI, XII; This maiden with brown eves and blonde hair has the happy faculty of making friends wherever she goes. Everyone knows “Dot” for her cheery smile. She has a hidden sense of humor and is a good sport, besides being a friend worth having. General MILDRED ATKINSON Rainbow “A smite and a glad handJor everyone.' History Club, XI; Commercial Club, XL XII; Typing Certificate, XII; Sara C. Evans' Speaking Contest Preli- minaries, XII. “Millie” is one of our studious girls whom we all like. You would think her quiet; but wait till you hear her talk, and then you will change your opinion. “Millie” is going to take up nursing in the Chester County Hospital. We wish you good luck, “Millie!” PAULINE BACHMAN Commercial Sunset “Hair oj brown, eyes oj blue, A heart that is tender, loving, and true.” Commercial Club, XI, XII; Typing Certificate, XI; Hon. Mention Junior Essay; Class Lieut. XII; Tvping Award, 40 Words, XII. ‘Enie has been a ray of sunshine to us here; and, when she enters the business world, we know the sunshine will follow. Her cheerful, willing spirit is enjoyed by teachers and pupils alike. We all wish her a most successful career as a stenographer.

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Senior Class Officers T. NORMAN ROBINSON General Rainbow “Acls well his pari; there all his honor lies.” Football Squad, X, XI, Varsitv, XII; Basketball Squad, X, Varsity, XI, XII, Captain, JCII; Class Basketball. X; Baseball Asst. Mgr., XI, Manager, XII; Tennis, XII; Track Squad, X; Class President, XII; Monitor, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Dramatic Club, XII; Hi-Y Club, XI. Treas., XII; Athletic Honor Award, XII; Capt. RainI ow Division, XII. “Robie', the president of our Class, has been prominent in athletics all through high school. His leadership , nd athletic ability will l e greatlv missed next vear. We all know that he will make goocf at W. C. S. T. C. ALICK VIRGINIA BARRY Commercial Indian “Sweet, demure, a little queen. Full oj smiles; lhal's our Gene.” Prov. Hockey Manager, X, Asst., XI, Manager, XII; Com. Club, X, Vice-Pres., XI, Treas., XII; Dramatic Club, XI; Type-Certificate, L. C. Smith. X, Underwood, XI; 40 Word Medal, Underwood, XI, Woodstock, XII; 50 Word Medal, L. C. Smith, XII; Type Contest, XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Hon. Men., Soph. Essay, X, Hon. Men. Senior Essav, XII; Class Sec., XI, Vice-Pres., XII; Lieut., X, XI, Xll; Sara C. Evans’ Speaking Contest, XII; Garnet and White Staff, XII; Chorus, XI, XII. “Genie” is one of our best all-around students. She has conquered every phase of her school work and will make somebodv a line stenog. If you want to know how to type, see “Genie.” She’s a true-blue friend to all. RICHARD F. MITCHELL Scientific Indian “Fsove's a jesl all things show il— Thought so once, now I know it.” Baseball Squad, XI, XII; Class Treas., XII; Dramatic Club Treas., XII; French Club, XII; Science Club, XII; Hi-Y Club, XI, XII; Orchestra, X, XI; Band, X, XI. XII; Cooperative Council, X, XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Garnet and White Staff, X, XI; “Out of the Night”, XII. “Dick” is well-known to all. He always has a smile and a witty word or two for whomever he meets. He is, without a doubt, a good all-around student. HELEN WERTZ General Sunset “Flail to thee, hlithe spirit.” Provisional Mgr. Basket!) ill, X, Asst. Mgr., XI, Mgr., XII; Asst. Class Treas., X, Class Vice-Pres., XII; Class Secretary, XII; Monitor, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Perfect Attendance, X, XI; Orchestra, X, XI; Chorus, X, XI, XII; Cooperative Council, XI; Ex. Com. of G. A., XII; French Club, XI, XII; History Club, X; Honor Speaker at Commencement Exercises, XII. “Wertzic” is one of the !»cst s| orts in school and one of the most popular girls. Everything she undertakes she puts through with vim and vigor. “Et comment.” There is nothing forced or unnatural a! out her. She is just “Wertzic.”

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WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM BALDWIN Industrial Scientific “ True as steel, sincere, Yankee and independent. Football Squad, X; Varsity, XI; Track Varsity. X. XI; Tennis, XII; Vice Pres. Boy s A. A., XI, Pres., All; General Association, XII. ■'Bill” is one of our most ambitious, sure-fire boys, who is always ready with his quick wit and everlasting encouragement. He has tried many different adventures and has always come out on top. At his present rate we know he will go a long way in the world. He will continue his education at Alabama University, where he will take up the physical education course. Some day he will l c a well-known college coach. General RUTH BARNETT Yankee 'V laugh is as good as a hundred groans in any market.” Class Officer, X; Perfect Attendance, X, XI, XII; Class Basketball. XI. XII; Honor Roll Pin, XL;Coo pera- ti ve Council. XII; Monitor, XII; Science Club, XII; French Club. XI. XII; History Club, XII; Sara C. Evans Speaking Contest, XII. “Tommy is the one who drowns our blues tor us. She always has some joke or remark to bring us back our good-spirits. “Tommy” is the scientist ol our class, and we give her our good wishes for her future study in the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. GRACE ANNA BOYER General Rainbow “To err is human. To Jorgive is divine.” Dramatic Club, XI; Senior Chorus, XI, XII; Class Lieut, XI; Class Basketball, XI, XII; hirst Place Sara C. Evans’ Speaking Contest, XII; Monitor, XII. Although Grace has been with us for only two years, she is well known among her classmates. Grace is always ready to lend a helping hand to everybody. We wish her good luck in anything she may undertake. MARIE ISABEL BROBST General Indian “They also serve Who only stand and icait.' History Club, XI; Perfect Attendance, XI; Science Club, Xll; Dramatic Club, XII. Marie is one of our quiet seniors. Some times she gets her “v's” and “w’s” mixed, but she is so good-natured that she doesn't care if we laugh. Marie intends to enter the Chester County Hospital as a nurse. We wish her success.