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

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Commercial CECELIA F. KODISH Rainbow Laughing and giggling all the dag, Readg Jor work and readg Jor p ag. Commercial Club, X. XI, XII; History Club, XI; Art Club, XII; Chorus, XI; Class Lieut., XI. i ,n ' Ycry jolly person, ever ready lor fun and laughter; She is always ready to lend a helping hand to a mend in need and, to be sure, she has plenty of friends. CECELIA E. LEVINE Commercial Yankee i Friend in need i.r a Friend indeed. Commercial Club, XI, XII; History Club, XI. Of course everyone knows Cel.” Evervtime you hear no,se a,H' laughing you know that Cels” there. Cel came to us in her junior year, and she has proved herselt a worthy friend. She is undecided as to what she will do in the future, but here's wishing her lots of luck in whatever she undertakes. EDWARD LINDECAMP Cenerai. Yankee .1 laugh is worth a hundred groans in ang market. 1|C .rajl|ant siride and his jaunty stride are familiar ° “• r Lmdy , a nick-name bv which he is also known to his friends, is somewhat symbolic of his characteristic stride by which he seemingly catapults himself into the air. He is ever to be found happy. A cheerful companion! A genuine, amiable friend! RAYMOND R. LOVE Industrial Scientific Yankee Tellgou what I like the best. Like to jes siI down and rest rind not work at nothin else. Baseball Squad, X, XI, XII. Monk, one of the good looking bovs of the wood shop, has been a good classmate to everyone, and he is most accommodating to some of the Junior High School girls. He expects to follow-up his trade in the far-awav state of La 11 torn ia. Whether you arc far or near, the Class of '31 wishes you the best of luck.

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RUTH REED JEFFER IS General iankee ‘V merry heart goer twice the wag that tires a .rad one. History Club, X, XI; Science Club, XI; Class Lieut., XII. Rufus” is one of our girls who never has time to growl. Although she has not entered into sports, she has helped make the school a pleasant place. During her four vears with us she has proved a true friend to all who have l ecome acquainted with her. Homeopathic Hospital. VIRGINIA H. JEFFERIS General Sunset To those who know her best, a Jriend most true. Dramatic Club, X; Perfect Attendance, X, XI; Hockey Squad, XI; Chorus, XI, XII; Hall Monitor, XII; Class Lieut., XII. Ginnv” may appear quiet, but wait until you know her! What a cheertu! and interesting companion she is! Having been active in school activities, Virginia has many friends. Her success in whatever she undertakes next year is certain. GENEVA JOHNSON Classical Indian As nice a girt as gou care to meet And. to sag it in French, she is Tre's petite. Gen” is one of those silent girls who never seem to have much to say; but. once you have Iiecome acquainted with her, you will always like her. “Gen expects to at- tend State Teachers College next year. The Class of 31 wishes her the liest of luck in the future. EVELYN KARMATZ Classical Sunset She's jottg to walk with, IFitig to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. Honor Roll Pin, X; Hon. Men. Essay Contest, X; Dramatic Club, X, XI, XII; Chorus, X, XI, XII; History Club, X, XII; Mathematics Club, XI; Class Lieut., XII; French Club, XI. XII; Second Place Sara C. Evans Speaking Contest, XII; Out of the Night , X11; Classical Club, XII. Throughout the four years we have been together Evelyn’s bubbling enthusiasm and keen sense ot humor have been indeed contagious and have won for her many friends. We are sure that she will lie successful next year at State Teachers’ College. Best of luck, Evelyn.

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General MILDRED McBRIDE Ra IN BOW A diligent worker with a smile, A true Jriend, who is worth white. Pres, of History Club, XII, Asst. Sec. of History Club, XI; Class Monitor, X, XI, XII; Perfect Attendance X, XI. Mildred is a credit to any organization which she joins or associates with, but don't ask her to do something, if vou don't want it done. For she is a patient little worker. “Millie can almost always find something useful to do during her leisure moments; but, of course, she can enjoy lots of fun. She wants to be a nurse someday; therefore, we all wish her a happy, healthful success. MARY MATEER General Indian Ever ready, ever true— Always will do a good turn Jor you. History Club, X, XI; Com. Club, XII; Art Club Treas., XI, XII; Perfect Attendance, X, XI; Sara C. Evans’ Speaking Contest, XII; Garnet and White Staff, XII; Class Lieut., XII. Mary has won the hearts of many of the W. C. H. S. students., She always has a smile to cheer you on your wav. In her school career Mary has I een very successful, and we know that she will be just as successful in anything she undertakes next year. JANE NEWLIN General Yankee She’s tittle, she’s handy, and she’s a dandy companion.” Preliminaries Sara C. Evans' Speaking Contest, XII; French Club, XII; Asst. Treas., XI; Class Lieut., XII. Jane is always happy and gay. Her smile has won for her many friends. She always has her lessons done and is always ready to help someone else. Good luck, Jane, in whatever you do! . • • w fx‘j' JOHN JOSEPH O'BRIEN Industrial Scientific Indian He always greets you with a smite, And says something that’s worth white. Baseball Varsity, X, XI. Capt., XII; Football Squad, X. XL Varsity, XII; Perfect Attendance, X, XII; Capt. of Indian Division, XII. “Obie's pep and determination have won him many friends. While on the athletic field he showed up well in whatever he undertook; in the shop, when a job was to bs done right, “Obie was right there to do it. We are sure in whatever field he chooses his life work, he will l e among the leaders. We wish him lots of luck.