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Commercial IDA MILLER Indian “si Jr tend to me A Jriend to you A jriend to everyone she knew. Commercial Clul . XII; Music Club, XII; Typing Award, XII. Although Ida may refuse to recite a |x em tor you, she will gladly sing you a song. May she sing her way through success in her luture career. ROBERT J. MILLER General Rainbow “Good at sports, food at studies A star at anything Hut most oj alt, a eery good Jriend These things are true oj Bing .” Football Squad, X. XI. Varsity, XII; Basketball Squad, X. XI, Varsity, XII; Prov. Mgr. Track, X; Track Squad, XI. XII; Class Treas.. X; Coop, Council. X; Rainbow Division Leader. XII; Hi-Y Club. XI. XII; Band, X, XI. XII; Orchestra, XI, XII; Southeastern District Band, XI; Spelling Contest. XII; Class Lieut., XII; Monitor. XII; Perl. Attendance, XII; Athletic Honor Award, XII. “Bing” is a very popular lx y around the school. He will always be rememl»ered lor his athletic ability and friendship. “Bing” has not decided what he will do next year, l ut we all wish him the best of luck. DONALD R. MOHN General Rainbow “ There's always a place for one who tries.” Track Squad, X, XI; Science Club. XI. XII; Music Club. XI. XII; Senior Band, X. XI. XII; Senior Orchestra, XL XII; Class Lieut., XII; Monitor, XII; Perfect Attendance, X. XL XII. “Don” is the accomplished drummer ol our class. He has a pleasant personality and is a good student. “Don” is a very hard worker. When he leaves school he hopes to l ecome a member of a distinguished band. The best of luck to you, “Don”. ROBERT MONTGOMERY Industrial Scientific Sunset “Always on hand whenever there'sJun, furry one tikes him; he likes everyone.” Prov. Football Mgr., X, Asst. Football Mgr.. XL Football Mgr., XII; Play Scenery, X, XI, XII; Apparatus Club, XI. XII; Dancing Club, X; Inter-Division Baseball. XII. “Monty” is one ol the “good lookers” of the class. He is popular with lx th boys and girls. When he is not a shiek. he is usually in the shop practicing trapeze work. We hope that he doesn’t make this his profession. “Monty” expects to go to Norwich University. We all wish him good luck no matter what profession he may follow. FRED E. MORGAN Scientific Yankee “ A sunny disposition. A cheerjul little smile. Alakes his life worth living And knowing him worthwhile. Track Squad, X, XI. XII; Science Club, XL XII; Sr. Hi-Y Club, XII; Senior Band, XL XII; Sr. Orchestra, XI, XII; Garnet and WHITE Staff. X; Hall Monitor, XII; Class Lieut., XII; Chester Co. Orchestra Festival, XII; Commencement Usher, XI; Sr. Orchestra. XII; Sr. Band Concert. XI. XII; Penn Relays, XII; Perfect Attend- ance, X. XL XII; Mathematics Club. X. “Bobo”, a student in math, and science, is a very capable meml er of our track team. He expects to enter the field of engineering. We hope he breaks the tape in the “quarter” of life. He has our backing.
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ROSE MERLONETTI Indian Commercial “Friendship can only he bought by Friendship.” Commercial Club, XII; Typing Award, XI. Rose would like to be a secretary when she finishes high school. She will make a good one because she types well, is neat, and can follow directions. In the future we ho| c we may see her taking dictation from a prominent executive. WILLIAM B. MERRICK General Rainbow “Though hard be the lash. Keep a stiff upper lip.” Inter-Division Baseball, X, XI; Science Club, XII; Math. Club, X. XI; Band, XI, XII; Orchestra, XII; Garnet and White Staff, XII; Spelling Contest, X. XII; Class Lieut., X. XI; Monitor. XII; Perf. Attendance. XI; Honor Ticket Seller. X. XII; Commencement Usher. XI; Graduation Announcement Com.. XII; Sr. Band Concert. XII; Sr. Orchestra Concert. XII; Chester Co. Orchestra Festival, XII. Although Bill doesn’t say very much at times, in his quiet wav he has won many friends. We feel sure that his determination and sdent effort will bring him success. We wish Bill the best of luck at Drexel. MILDRED OLIVE MICHENER Classical Sunset One who is always willing lo aid you; One whose advice has always paid you— That's what I call a friend.” Latin Club. X, XL XII; French Club, X, Sec., XII; Music Club, XII; Dram. Club. XII; German Club, XI, XII; Library Staff, XI; Class Lieutenant, XII; Perfect Attendance, X. “Mil” has been a lovable friend to many of us for many years, and we shall certainly not forget her after graduation. We hope that she will enjoy business school next year. ANNA II. MILLER General Yankee To watch her draw or lo get her smile, has proven to be worth your while.” Art Club, XII; Music Club, XII; Dram. Club. X, XL XII; Science Club, XI; Chorus, X, XL XII; Asst. Treas., X, Class Lieut., XI. XII; Monitor, XII; Harmony Hall, X; Grandma Pulls the Strings. XI; Temple Choral Festival, XI. XII; Chester Co. Choral Festival, XL XII; Garnet and HITE Staff. XII; Hon. Mention. Soph. Essay Contest, X; Typing Certificate. X; Play Scenery. X. XI. XII; Art Exhibit. XL XII; Honor Roll Award, XII; Chorus and Orchestra Concert. XL XII; Hon. Men. Senior Essay Contest. Anna’s good humor is outstanding. She is the class artist. We wish her the best of luck. Her work wdl be remembered and we feel sure that the art department will miss her next year. DELMER MILLER General Yankee Full of good humor and fun.” Music Club, XII; Science Club, X. XI; Dram. Club, X, XI. XII; Hi- . XI; Ir. Band, X, XII; The Ghost Story, X; The .Han Xext Door, X; Grandma Pulls the Strings. XI; I). Webster Meredith Speaking Contest, XII; Class Lieut., X, XI; Monitor, XII; Health Monitor, XII; Com- mercial Usher, XL An excellent drum-major, Delmer has captured the hearts of all foot ball-goers of West Chester with his enchanting strut on the football field. W hen he is not in his uniform he entertains us by his acting either on or offstage. All of us who have given serious thought to send- ing him fan letters, wish him a happy, triumphant march through life.
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Commercial ELEANOR MOZZANI Rainbow Always laughing, always gay, C onstantly keeping the blues away.’ Basketball. X XI. XII; Volleyball. X, XI; Honor Team. X. XI; Baseball, X, XI; Commercial Club, XII; Perfect Attendance, X Athletic Award. XI. Button is one of the small lasses of our class. She is famous for her quick wit and jolly sense of humor. henever there is any giggling ■n English class, just jook and you’ll find Button in the m'idst of it. She's “right there with a quick retort, ready to cope with anv prob- lem. Happy landings. “Button ! WILLIAM MURPHY General Yankee Don t worry and Jrel, faint-hearted. The chances have just begun. For the best jobs haven I been started. The best work hasn’t been done Basketball Squad, XI; Inter-Color League Capt., XII. Bill is a real pal to all. His good humor and his jokes will alwavs keep him and his friends on the bright side of life. His pleasing per- sonality, plus his ability to get things done, will gain success for him through all his years to come. ELMER R. NUTTALL IN DUST RIAL Su IE NTIFIC A little mischief now and then If ill do no harm to the best oj men.” Football Squad. X. XI. Varsity, XII; Track Squad, Color Basketball. XI; Inter-Division Baseball, X. X, Sunset XI; Inter Elmer is the lover of the machine shop. He has alwavs been a verv industrious worker and has spent much of his time working on different projects. He keeps the shop lively with his comments. I'.lmer has taken an active part in many sports and is a great friend to all who know him. He plans to enter the electrical field. We wish you a successiul future, “old pal”. General PHYLLIS J. PADMORE “Always punny; always gay—• 1 aking tije the sunny way.” Yankee BaskctbaU XU; Tennis, XII; Dram. Club, X. XI. XII; . Lucky W XII; Latin Club. X XI; Class Lieut., X. XI; Asst. Class Treas'.. XI: Monitor. XII; Honor Roll Pm. X; French Club, XII; Chorus, XII; May Concert. XII; Chester Co. Choral Festival. XII; Temple Choral l-estivah XII; Perf. Attendance, XII; Garnet and White Staff, XII v.,,Svm “e' 'Ti-' XU : TaP D„ance Clul ' XII: Tri-Hi-Y. XI. XII. Pres.. v Spelling!Contest, XI. XII; Jr. Tea Committee; Announcer. .Han A ext Door, X. . i I --' !S 11 . . ment of any Romeo’s dream. Her con- tributions to the musical and literary organization of the school will be a goal tor which many will strive. We are expecting “Phvl” to carrv on the . C. H. S. traditions in her new undertakings. JOSEPH PAPOUSCHEK Industrial Scientific ■ Happy little Jellow I'.cerybody knows; Don t know what to call him, Hut he’s mighty nice, we know.” Football Squad. X. XI. Varsity, XII; Play Scenerv Apparatus Club, X. XI. Indian X. XI, XII; He came to , Pa. in his is associated
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