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

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SARA ELIZABETH PRYOR General Rainbow ‘Sis's’ pleasant smile .Makes high school daps worthwhile; And in her you may find a Jriend Where9er your paths may wend. Hockcv, X, XI, Varsity, XII; Basketball Honor Team. X. XI; Vollevball Honor Team, X. XI. XII; Baseball, X. Capt.. XII. XI; Class Sec., X; French Club. X; Tap Dance Club. X. XI. XII; Tumbling Club. XII; Music Club, XII; Tri-Hi-Y. X. XI. XII; Chorus, X; Harmony Hall. X; Honor Usher Musical, X; Class Lieut.. XI; 100-Point Athletic Award; May Day Festival, XI; May Day at Pottstown, XII. “Sis” is one of V. C. II. S.'s best all-around students. Many school activities have found her an active participant, and her school spirit will l c missed. We wish you the l»est of luck. “Sis”. DOROTHY L. PYLE Commercial Sunset “ When du y whispers low thou must! Our ‘Dot replies- can! Commercial Club, Sec., XII; Editor. “Dots and Dashes”, XII; Class Lieut.. XL XII; Perfect Attendance, X. XI; Honor Roll Pin, X. XII; Typing Award .X. XL Want a favor done? Ask Dot! One of our most active “commer- cials”. Dot refuses to I»e outdone in taking shorthand. Her quick wit. geniality, and efficiency have won for her a host of friends. We know she will be an asset to anv business concern. REYNOLD C. REED General Rainbow A jolly fellow who hunts his lessons, and traps his homework. Junior Band, IX, X; Dancing Club. X; Science Club. X: Track. XI; Honor Usher, A Lucky Break, XII. “Ren” is really an authority on outdoor sports. Hunting, fishing, and trapping are right in his line. In school, “Ren” does not say much, but works on lessons. He makes friends easily and keeps them. In the future “Ren” expects to l»ecome a Diesel engine expert. MARSHALL REGESTER General Indian “Here he comes! Throllle wide open, engine roaring. There he goes! O’er all roads, in lord roadster soaring. Science Club, XI; Band, XI, XII; Band Concert. XI, XII. “Marsh” is one of the tallest meml ers of the senior class. His attractive smile, perhaps suggesting broad humor, is part of his fine character. To make his acquaintance is to join the bonds of ever- lasting friendship. May his frankness and his magnetic api eal of affection endure forever. KATHRYN REYNOLDS General Rainbow (trace is in all her steps, he ace n in her eye, In ecery gesture dignity and lose. Hockey Squad, X. XI, Varsitv, XII; Basketball, X. XI, XII, Honor Team, X, XII; Volleyball, X,‘ XL XII. Captain. XL XII , Honor Team, X. XI. XII; Dram. Club. XII; Tap Dancing Club, X, XI. XII; Cheerleading, X. XI; Tumbling Club. XII; Tri-Hi-Y, XI, XII; Class Lieut.. X; Peri. Attendance, X; Athletic Honor Award, X; Play Dav, X; Athletic Silver “W”, XII. “Kay” is the five-feet-two-eves-of-blue | ersona!ity in our school. Besides l eing a versatile student, she excels in all tvpes of sports, and is a star acrobat. She has gained many friends by her happy-go-luckv manner and her willingness to help others. Let’s hope “Katie” will cart-wheel herself to success.

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Gen er a i. I. FRANKLIN PETERS Sunset ” I ndi 'Idualily is everywhere io he spared And respected as the root oj everything good.” Inter-Division Baseball, X. XII; French Club, X; History Club, XI, XII. Although Frank is quiet and reserved, he is a student who commands respect. He has gained many friends during his stay at West Chester High School through his personality and good-will. Whenever we want criticism on the present day government, Frank is always ready to “sling the dirt . I lere’s a toast to you. Frank, one of the best fellows we know! Frank expects to attend college. MARY PHENNEGER General Yankee 11 ways silent, Always gay. Always Alary, In her way.” Hockey, X. Varsity, XI; Baseball, X. XI; Basketball, XI; Volleyball, XI; Play Day Festival, XI; Latin Club, X. XI; German Clui», X; History Club, XII; Art Club, XII; Science Club, XII. If you’re ever in need of a pal, choose Mary. She is quiet, cheerful, and tender-hearted. If you're ever in need of a nurse, choose Mary. The same qualities that endear her as a friend should insure her as a nurse. EM I LIE POLLOCK Classical Sunset “ Your face, my thane is as a hook, where men At ay read strange matters Posture Club, XII ; Latin Club, X, Consul, XI, Editor of Lingulaca, XII; French Club, ice Pres., XI. Pres., XII; Hon. Mention Essay, X; Class Lieut., X; Monitor, XII; Latin Award, XI; Honor Roll Pin, X, XI, XII; Spelling Contest. XI. XII; Music Club, XII; Perfect At- tendance, XII; Honor Speaker at Commencement Exercises, XII. Ennlie is a diligent worker. She has a pleasing manner, she will reach the top of that straight and narrow path because she works hard and is liked by all. We hope she won't take any spills when riding her horse. In the future Ursinus College will be proud to claim her as a student. H. ANNE POWELL General Yankee ' 4Is popular a girl as we can find Witt never in tije he lejl behind Hockey, Varsity. X. XL XII. Capt., XII; Class Basketball, X. XI. XII, Capt., XI. XII; Honor Team, X. XL XII, Capt.. X11; Volleyball, X, XI, XII; Baseball, X, XI; Tennis, X. XI. XII; 100-Point AtVletic Award, XL XII; Play Day, X. XI. XII; Perl. Attendance, X; Tri-Hi-Y, X. XI, XII. Pres., XL XII; Class Lieut., X. XI; Yankee Division Capt., XII; Garnet and White Staff. XL Sports Ed., XII; Hon. Mention. Jr. Essay; Asst. Class Treas., XII; History Club, XL XII, Vice Pres., XI. Exec. Com.. XII; Student Council, X. Sec., XL Vice Pres., XII; Honor Point Member. XI, Vice Pres., Girls A. A.. XI. Pres., XII; General Association, XII; Tumbling Club, XII; Science Club, XI; Dram. Club. X. XI. XI1; Athletic Silver “W’ XII; Hon. Men. Senior Essay Contest. Athletic Anne; popular Powell. Indeed these two adjectives seem to describe her perfectly. Contact with her is an experience never to be forgotten; her character is worthy of praise. HAROLD RICHARD PRYOR Commercial Rainbow I here is no greater delight than to he conscious of sincerity on se J- examination.” Football Squad, X; In ter-Division Baseball, X, XI; Class Lieut., X. Harold is one of our fine commercial students. He has a quick and accurate touch for the typewriter. We wish him the l»est of luck at Drexel and hope he will l c a great success in the business world.

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GORDON ROEHRS SUNSET General Silence i.r golden.” Football Squad, X, Varsity. XI. Capt.. XII; Track Squad. X. Varsity, XI; Capt. ol Sunset Division, XII; Class Lieut., XII; Hall .Monitor. XII; Vice Pres, of Hi-Y. XII; Math. Club. XI; History Club. XII; Dram. Club, XI. XII; Dorothy Vernon oj addon Hall. XI; A Lucky Iireak, XII; Asst. Editor of Garnet and White, XII; Perf. Attned., X. Gordy is the “watch charm’’ guard of the football team. He seems shy at times, but he has no trouble getting along especially with the girls good luck to him at North Carolina! NORMAN ROSENBAUM General ( Yankee .11ode sty denotes a man.” History Club, XI. XII; Science Club, XI, XII; Perfect Attendance, X; Inter-Division Baseball, XI. Norm is the quiet tv| e ol fellow who believes in acting rather than talking. His unsophisticated manner has gained him many friends, and his appjication to his studies has given him a reputation as a hard worker. His determination is sure to win him success. ROBERT MARTIN ROWE Industrial Scientific Indian Hard at •.cork with li l e to say. Bui a true Jriend in every way.” football Squad, X, XI, Varsity, XII; Inter-Color Basketball, X; Dancing Club. X; Orchestra. XI. Xll; Chorus. XI. XII; Band, X. XI. XII; Coop. Council, X; Class Lieut.. X; Perfect Attendance, X, XI. Robert is the type ol boy who can be depended upon to do a good job. Although he is quiet, he has a pleasant smile for everyone. May this help to pave his way to success. We wish him the Lest of luck. KARL SLOMAN RUSSELL General Sunset Though pleased to see the dolphins play, 1 mind my compass and my way.” Inter-Division Baseball. X. XI; Senior Band. X. XI. XII; Orchestra, XI. XII; Chester Co. Orchestra Festival. XII; Trumpet Quartette, XII; Brass Quartette, XII; Perfect Attendance, X, XII; Band Award. He s Toddv to most ol us. He is good-natured and quiet—and that smile ol his! He plays the trumpet in the band and orchestra, and has taken part in many ol the school's musical enterprises. Here’s to you. “Toddy”, and good luck on the training ship Annapolis! GRACE ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ General Indian I he blush is beautiful, but 1 is sometimes inconvenient.” Latin Club, X; French Club, X, XII; Science Club. XI; German Club, XI, XII; Dram. Club. XII; Posture Club, XII; Spelling Contest. XI. XII; Perf. Attendance. X, XI, XII; Bread. XII. Grace’s constant smile and giggle will lie sadly missed by her friends when she leaves W. C. H. S., lor she has taught us not to take every- thing too seriously. Here’s wishing her the best of luck at Beacom’s.