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

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General ANN L. HANNAM Rainbow “There’s nothing so kindly as kindness, 4Ind nothing so noble as truth.’ Commercial Club, Sec., XII; Class Lieutenant, XI; Perfect Attend- ance, X. Ann is one of the smaller members oi our class, but one with a big heart. She is always ready for anything at any time and is a good sport always. SAMUEL HANNUM Industrial Scientific Sunset '7 sit at my ease. And do as I please. Scenery, X, XI, XII; Class Lieutenant, X, XI, XII; Perfect At- tendance, X. “Sam is one of our shop l oys. He likes plenty of excitement but is always willing to work. His good nature will take him far in life. MADALENE HAYES General Yankee “ As good a friend as you could meet And a pat that’s mighty hard to beat.” Prov. Mgr. Hockey, X, Asst., XI, Mgr., XII; Basketball Honor Team, X, XL XII; Vollevball Capt., XII, Honor Team, XI, XII; Baseball, XI, XII; Play Day at Pottstown, XII; Coop. Council, X; Dram. Club, XI. XllfMusic Club, XI. XII; Tap Dance Club, XI, Pres., XII; Math. Club, XII; Tri-Hi-Y Club, XI. XII; Chorus, XI, XII; Harmony Hall, XI; Dorothy Vernon oj IIaddon Hall, XII; Chester Co. Choral Festival, XII; Temple Festival, XII; Chorus and Orchestra Concert, XII; Class Lieut.. XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Perf. Attend., X, XI, XII; Athletic Point Award, XI, XII. Beauty Queen, athlete, French student- that’s Madalene. Through her jolly disposition and pleasing personality, she has won a host ol friends. While high school is the loser, Susquehanna University is the lucky gainer. WALTER R. HEED General Indian “Sport that wrinkled care derides. And laughter holding both his sides.” Track Varsity, X. XI, XII; Football Squad, X, XI; Class Asst. Treas., XI; Dram. Club, X, XI, XII; Pres. French Club, XII; Vice- Pres. Math. Club, XII; Hi-Y Club, XI, XII; Varsity Club, XII; The Ghost Story, X; Pomander Walk, XI; Dorothy Vernon oj IIaddon Hall, XII; Garnet and White Staff, X; Hon. Mention D. Webster Meredith Speaking Contest. XI, Second Prize, XII; Hon. Mention Soph. Essay Contest; Hon Mention Jr. Essay Contest; Honor Roll Pin, XI; Perf. Attend., XII; Chapel Usher, XIf; Commencement Usher, XI; Monitor, XI, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Honor Ticket Seller, XII; Honor Speaker at Commencement Exercises, XII. “Pete’s jollity, humor, and grand personality have won for him a host of friends. Although participating in many activities, he has not neglected his studies. His ability to concentrate and his “stick-to- itiveness will carry him far on the highway to success. ELIZABETH HICKMAN General . Rainbow “ With her joyful mood and carejree mind A JaithJul jriend in Inbby’ you llfind.' Hockey, X; Dramatic Club, X, XI. XII; French Club, X; Music Club. X(l; History Club, XII; Class Lieut., X; Senior Tea Committee. “Libby , with her cheery disposition, has made a great many friends in our high school. More than one person has been heard to say that if vou have “Lib for a Dal you really have a pal. We know that she will be as well liked at George School as she has been here.

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Commercial HELEN B. GREINER Rainbow Gentle and loving, Kind and polite; Thoughtful of others, Sure lo do right.” Commercial Club, XI, XII; Music Club, XI. XII; Posture Club, XII; Perfect Attendance, XII; Operetta Usher, XL Wherever laughter is heard, von will find Helen in the midst of it; her face Just bubbles with dimples. She is a friend worth having. We wish her loads of success in anything that she attempts to do. HELEN PHYLLIS GROFF General tt . . . Indian “She is little, she is handy. And as a companion she is dandy.” Hockev, XI; Volleyball, X. XI; Basketball, X, XI; Baseball, X. XI; Tennis, A; Apparatus Club. X; Tap Dance Club, XI. XII; Chcerlead- ing, X, Varsitv, XI, XII; Dram. Club, X, XI; Usher. Harmony Halt, XI; Typing Certificate, XI; Class Lieut., XII. Phyl's cheery smile has won for her a place in the hearts of her friends. She is a pal we couldn’t do without. Phyl expects to come back next year for a P. G. course. Here is luck from the class of '36. VIRGINIA MABEL GRUBB Commercial Rainbow ’’Tittle bit quiet, tittle hit gay, Always smiling day by day.” r Class Lieutenant, X, XI; Commercial Club, XII; Typing Certificate, XII. ’’Ginnie is very quiet at times, but she’s not that way when her voice is to be heard. She approaches everyone with a sunny, welcoming smile and we hope she will be that way throughout her life. DOROTHY S. HALDEMAN General Sunset Tel icily, n of fluency OJ language. Is a merit.” french Club, X; Bible Club, XII; Typing Certificate, XI. Silence plus reserve make Dot all too quiet although those who know her best know that she is jolly and full of humor. JOHN L. HALL General Sunset IThe re a smile will win the Jield, He is lord oj all.” football Squad, X, Varsity, XI, XII; Inter-Color Basketball, X, XI, Capt.. XII; Track Squad, X; Prov. Mgr. Basketball, X, Asst., XI; Varsity Club, XII. Johnny is one of the best of good fellows and is always willing to do a good turn for a friend. He has been a conspicuous figure in athletic circles during his high school career.

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General WILLIAM J. HICKMAN Yankee “ A sport, a clown, and a friend most loyal ” Ch adds Ford Consolidated School, XI; Basketball Squad, XI, XII; Trick Squad, XI, Varsity, XII; Football Squad, XI, XII; Inter- Division Baseball, XI, XII; Honor Baseball Team, XII; Monitor, XII; Ili-Y, XII; Perfect Attendance, XI. Bill’' came to us from Chadds Ford last .year. He has participated i i m mv athletic events; and through his perseverence has made a name for himself. Bill’s jolly personality has made him many friends. William will not graduate with the Class of 1936. BETTY HICKS General Yankee She is pretty to walk with And witty to talk with And pleasant, too, to think on' Hockey, XI, Varsity, XII; Commercial Club, XII; Spelling Contest, XI, Runner-up, XII; Class Lieutenant, XII; Tvping Certificate, XI; Tri-Hi-Y, XII. If a laugh a day keeps the doctor away, the class of ’36 owes her a debt for keeping us healthy. She is a triple threat on the hockey held and quite a dancer. Vivacity is never without charm, and combined they shall probably be one road to success for Betty BEATRICE A. HIMELRIGHT General Sunset “Friendship! . f ys erious Cement oj the soul.' Hockey Squad, X, Varsity, XI, XII; Basketball, X, Varsitv XI, Class Capt., XII; Volleyball, Honor Team, X, XI, XII; Baseball, X, XI, XII; Track, X; Girls’ Play Day, X, XI, XII; Apparatus Club, X; Dance Club, XL XII; Dram. Club, X, XI, XII; Hall Monitor, XII; Class Lieut., XI. XII; Pcrf. Attend., X, XI, XII; Athletic Point Award, XI, XII; Athletic Silver “ W”, XII. Into everything; out of nothing. That’s “Bea” when it comes to athletics. Her winning smile and pleasing personality will long be remembered by her classmates. So to you, “Bea”, we wish the greatest of luck in whatever you may do. Beatrice will not graduate with the Class of 1936. JOHN HOSKINS Classical Yankee “Humor is the spice oj life' Football Squad, X, XI, Varsity, XII; Basketball Prov. Mgr., X; Class Treas., X; Class Pres., XI; Dram. Club, X, XI, Pres., XII; Latin Club, XII, Consul; Hi-Y Club, XI, Sec.-Treas.. XII; Pomander If atk, XI; Dorothy Vernon oj addon Hall, XII; Horace Trans. Contest, XI; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Hon. Mention Sr. Essav Contest, XII. Hoppy is the chief clown of the senior class. He may also be rightfully named the “King of Puns”; however, he can be serious if necessary, and no one could find a better friend. “Hoppy” will give Lafayette the benefit of his personality and scholarship next year. MADELEINE HOWLETT General Indian “The most important thirty in the world is to he a good sport Dramatic Club, X, XI; French Club, X; Mathematics Club, XII. Madeleine appears to be quiet, but her friends all know that a more fun-loving and jollier person cannot be found. Because of her sunny disposition she has made many friends and she is a “sure cure” for the blues. We are sure that whatever Madeleine undertakes will prove to be a success.