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

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HOPE McCOWAN Classical Rainbow To a pal so I rue; W ith eyes oj blue, Though she's no lall, There’s a smile Jor all.” Hockey Prov. Mgr., X, Squad, XI; Basketball, X, XI; Tennis, X; Baseball, XI; French Club, XII; Latin Club, XI. XII; Dram. Club, X, XI. XII; German Club, XI, XII; Coop. Council, X. XI; Math. Club, XII; Tri-Hi-Y Club, XII; Dorothy Ternon of I I addon Hall, XII; Garnkt and White Staff. XII; Sara C. Evans Ext. Speaking Contest, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI, XII; Monitor, XII; Honor Roll Pin, X, XI; Hon. Mention Junior Essay, XL Here’s to a Iriend who has made a permanent place for herself in the hearts of many chums. If you sec a flash go around the corner, you can always tell who it is. We need an .active person around us, and we’ll miss our Hope. john f. McIntyre General Rainbow John is diligent, kind, and clever. To know him is a joy Jorever.” Inter-Division Baseball, X; French Club, X; Historv Club, XII; Science Club, XII. Mac is kind-hearted and willing to lend a helping hand to anyone. Whether it be fun or work, he is always on hand. His ability to trans- late French and his understanding ot biology show his wide range of knowledge. Penn State, here he comes! VIRGINIA A. MATLACK General Sunset Jus being happy is a fine thing lo do Looking on the bright side rather than the blue.” Science Club, XII; German Club, XII. Virginia has been a great pal to evcrvonc. Her sunny disposition brings joy and laughter to everyone with whom she comes in contact. The class of ’56 wishes her the best of luck in everything she undertakes. PAUL MENIG Industrial Scientific Sunset lie chatters, chatters as he goes; He’s realty silent never; Some boys talk jast and some talk slow But Paul talks on Jorever.” Inter-Division Baseball, X, XII; Dram. Club, XII; Hi-Y Club. XII; Jr. Band, X; Sr. Band, XI, XII; Dorothy Vernon oj If addon Hall, XII; I he Pot Boiler, XII; Class Lieut., X; Rep. to National Hi-Y Congress at Kentucky, XII; Band Award, XII; Play Scenery, X, XI, XII. Paid is known by everyone. He always has a smile for whomever he meets. Paul is a happy-go-lucky person who enjoys himself wherever he goes. He is always ready to help a friend at a needed lime. We wish him unl ounded happiness and success which he deserves. ALFRED LE ROY MILLER Industrial Scientific Sunset Alfred you have done your part. Active Jrom the very start. Really you’ve been lots oj fun; Your success we hope will come.” Track Squad, X; Inter-Division Baseball, XI, XII; Sr. Band, X, XI, XII; Band Concerts, X, XI. XII; Jr. Bind, X. XI; Band Award, XI. XII; Class Lieut.. X. XI. XII; Bible Club. XII; PI iv Scenery, X. XL XII; Usher at Music Festival, XII; Temple Choral Festival, XII. Bud s ' earnestness and amiability have earned him a wide popu- larity in the school. We sincerely wish him all success in his career of undertaking.

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General MARY JO KUNKEL Yankee Her eyes arc bright» And her smites delight. She is like a star Sending rags oj light. French Club, X; History Club, XII; Dramatic Club, XII; Class Lieutenant, X, XI; Typing Certificate, XL Mary “Jo” rightfully has many friends. Her generousness, good humor, and note-writing ability can not be overlooked. Anyone with her sweetness must travel far on the road to happiness and we wish her “thru traffic” and no fiat tires. SYLVIA RUTH LESLIE General Indian Earth seems more sweet to Hoe upon At ore lovlg, brighter, because oj her. Basketball, XI; Volleyball. XI; French Club, X; History Club, XII; Dramatic Club, XII; Tri-Hi-Y, XII; Perfect Attendance, XL The nicest things said in the nicest way, would still l e only .a de- scription of our Sylvia. May she l e fully rep iid for the sympathy, helps and fun that she has given everyone during her school life. Here s to her future success and happiness! JULIUS LEVINE General Yankee “Good tuck wilt help a man over a ditch if he jumps hard. Football Squad, X; Inter-Color Basketball, X, XI, Cant., XII; Inter- Division Baseball, XI, XII; Asst. Mgr., Basketball, X, XI, Mgr., XII; French Club, X, XI; Latin Club, X; Music Club, XII; Dram. Club, X, XI, XII; Orchestra, X, XI. XII; Chorus, X. XI, XII; Harmong Hall, XI; Owin' to At aggie, XI; The Pol-Boiler, XII; D. Webster Meredi.h Speaking Contest, X; Class Lieut., XL Jule” fits his name perfectly, for he is a jewel to have as a friend. He is known everywhere and makes friends in a very short time. “Jule” expects to take a course in accounting at the University ol Pennsylvania next year. JESSE G. LEWIS General Sunset “ An hour jor toil, A dag Jor sport. Football Squad, X, Varsitv, XI, XII; Basketball arsitv, X, XI, XII, Capt., XI; Track Varsity, Xl, XII; Penn Relays, XII; Inter-Division Baseball, X, Capt., XI, XII, Championship, XI; Apparatus Club, X, Sec., XL Pres.. XII; Varsity Club, XII ; Now and Then, X; Class Lieut., X. XII; Perf. Attend., X; Athletic Award, XII; Baseball Honor Team, XII; Hi-Y Club, X, XI, XII. “Jess” is a very popular l ov around our high school. He is known by his pleasant personality and his ability in athletics. Whenever there is a sport to be carried on Jess can be found taking a big part. Jess expects to enter college .and we wish him the l»est of luck. GEORGE D LUMIS Industrial Scientific Indian He is slow but sure, Discouraged never. (ieorge will succeed, I it takes Jorever. Track, Varsity, XI; Scenery, X, XI, XII. George is one of the tall shop bovs. If there is any work to be done, you can be sure he is on hand. lie has played a verv important part in the construction of our school scenery. If his heights were laid end to end he would succeed in Europe instead of in good old U. S. A.

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JANET M. MILLER Yankee General “No gems, no gold, she needs to wear. She shines intrinsically JairN Entered from Chadds Ford Consolidated School, XI; Plav Day Asst., XI; Music Club, Asst. Sec., XI, See., XII; French Club, See., XI; Dram. Club, XI. XII; Tri-Hi-Y Club, Vice-Pres., XII; Jr. Band, XI; Sr. Band, XI, XII; Orchestra. XI, Sec., XII; Chorus, XI. Asst. Lib., XII; Woodwind Quintette, XII; Eastern State Band, XII; Temple Choral Festival, XII; Chester Co. Choral Festival, XII; Chester Co. Orchestra Festival, XI; Christmas Prog.. XII; Harmony Hall, XI; Dorothy Vernon oj addon all, XII; Spelling Cont.. XI; Class Lieut., XI, XII; Capt. oi Hall Monitors, XII; Scenery, XI; Music Award, XII. Besides being a necessity to our musical organizations, “Jan” has shown her true colors as a consistent friend, a persistent scholar and an all-around good sport. Her talents lie in the field of music and we wish her all the good things she deserves. Mizpah. H. LOUISE MILLER General Indian “0 call il by some belter name. For friendship sounds loo cold. Asst. Cl »ss Treas., X; French Club, X, XI; Librarv Staff, X. XI, Pres., XII; Music Club, XI; Usher for Harmony Hall, XI; Class Lieut., X, XI; Perf. Attend., X, XI; Monitor, XII; Typing Certificate, XL Louise's pleasing personality and winning smiles have won her friends in West Chester High School. We wish her luck at Peirce's Business School next year and all the years to come. JEROME MONAGHAN General Rainbow “He that brings sunshine into the Hoes oj others Cannot keep it from himselj.” Football Squad, X, Varsity. XI. XII; Track Squad, X, Varsity, XI; Basketball Squad, X, Varsity, XI, Capt., XII; Inter-Division Baseball, X, XI, XII; Capt. Rainbow, XII; Championship Inter-Division Team, X. XII; Honor Baseball Team, XII; Pres. Bovs' A. A., XII; Varsity Club, XII; Hi-Y Club, X. XI. XII, Vice-Pres., XII; Class Nominating Comm., X; Now and Then, X; Athletic Honor Award, XII; Gen. Association, XII. “Jerry is one of our best sportsmen. The school will feci a great loss when he has left. We wonder il Jerry is undecided alnnit going to S. T. C. or t iking a P.G. course. (Either place would be interesting for him!) HELEN LITA MONTGOMERY General Rainbow “Always on hand whenever there’s jun. Everyone likes her, she likes everyone. French Club, X, XI, XII; Class Lieutenant, XI; Perfect Attend- ance, X, XL For four years Helen has worked faithfully, especially in French. We know she will be successful in whatever sbe attempts. The class of '36 wishes you luck and happiness, Helen. M. ELIZABETH MOORE Commercial Rainbow “ tittle by little all tasks are done; So are the crowns by the faith]ul won, So is heaven in our hearts begun.” Entered from Phoenix ville High School, X; Commercial Club, XI, XII; Art Club, XII; Plav Scenerv, XII; Art Exhibit, XII; Posture Club, XII; Bible Club, XII. If there is any one whom we shall miss, it will be “Bettie. She not only enjoys sports, studies, and music but also excells in her chosen field of drawing. We know she will continue to do so.