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

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Classical ROBERT SCOTT Rainbow ” ctn honest man, close-button d to the chin. Broadcloth without, and a warm heart within.” Latin Club. X, XI, X11; History Club, XII; Class Lieut., X; Monitor, XII; D. Webster Meredith Speaking Contest, XII; Garnet and Whitk Staff. X. XI; Honor Pin, X; Perf. Attendance. X, XI, XII; First Prize Senior Essay. Bob’s cheerful disposition and willingness to help have won him manv friends. His oratorical and scholastic ability will carry him far in whatever college he chooses for his Alma Mater. CATHERINE SIMMLER Commercial m Rainbow •She does more than you d surmise; To tell you would arouse surprise.” Girls' Athletic Association, X, XI. XII. Catty's dancing and gum chewing ability are very evident. Still, she finds time to do her work well. Catty has hopes of Incoming a secretary. If she does her secretarial work as steadily and as well as her school work, she cannot fail to satisfy. Scientific EDWARD M. SIMON, JR. tie yets his lessons without a sigh. Nothing too hard Jot him to fry.” Rainbow Class Lieut., X. XI; Pert'. Attendance. X. XI; Monitor. XII; Chester Co. Music Festival. XI. XII; Eastern State Band, XI; Slide Machi Operator, X, XI, XII. me A musician, mathematician, and physicist, Edward is a leader in every field he enters. He will be remembered for his ability to swing Indian clubs. We wish him the l est of luck at Drexel. „ J. CLARENCE SMEDLEY Cenehai. Sunset . little knowledge now and then Is relished by the best oj men.” X.1, X! ; Play Scenery, X, XI, XII; Honorable Mention in Art, X, XI; Class Lieut., X; Perfect Attendance, X. II you want a piece of work done on time and without grumbling, that s the time to call on Clarence. He will l e missed by the Art Department. We predict a great future for him in art after graduation with the class of o7 . ANNA JANE SMITH BNERAL “ ‘ IJways happy, ala 'ays gay Striving jor the right oj way.” French Club. X; Bible Club, XI; Class Lieutenant. X. Yankee Janie may seem quiet, but she has a smile for everyone. Her pleasing personality will make her patients love her. we know. Janie will receive her training at the University Hospital.

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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.

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ELLA SMITH “ clhitler, duitler, as I go, make the nervous shiver, For men may come, ami men may go, Bui I go on jorever.” Dram. Club, X. XI. XII; Math. Club. X. XI; Latin Club, X; German Club. XI; Posture Club. XI. XII; Tumbling Club. XII; Tap Dance Club. XII ; History Club. XII; Honor Usher, Dorothy l emon oj Haddon Hall, XI; Honor Ticket Seller. Dorothy Vernon of I addon Hall. XI; Honor Usher, A Lucky Break, XII; Honor Ticket Seller, A Lucky Break, XII. “Always laughing, never sad” that’s Ella. With her personality and the training that she will receive at the Chester County Hospital, we know that Ella will have a perfect bedside manner. H. EVELYN SMITH General Rainbow “Active a he ays, ready ever. Not sparing oj words, and decidedly clever.” Basketball. XI. XII; Tennis. XI. XII; Volleyball. XII; Latin Club. X. Scribe. XI. XII; French Club. XII; Dram. Club. X. XI. XII; Tap Dancing Club. XII; Tumbling Club, XII; German Club. XI, XII; Garnet and White Staff. XII; Class Lieut., XII; Monitor, XII; Honor Roll Award, X; Perf. Attendance, X. XL XII; Sara C. Evans Speaking Contest. XII; Spelling Contest, XII. “Evie”, who hails from Malvern, will be remembered for her s| orts- manship and her willingness to help anyone at any time. She s an athlete, a scholar, and a line pal. She plans to attend Beacom College. The class of 1937 wishes you the best of luck in your career as a private secretary, “Evie”. FRANCIS SMITH General Sunset “. handful oj common sense is worth a bushel of learning. Art Club, X; Music, XII. “Smittv” is a quiet chap, but he always helps to make fun. Al- though he is not of the very serious studious type he is a sincere friend to those who know him. The class of “37” wishes him the l est of luck in the future. GRACE SMITH General Yankee “ Always happy, always gay; Always jolly, and on her way. Tap Dancing Club. XII; Posture Club, XL Pres., XII; Class Leiut., XII; Perfect Attendance, X. XII. “Grade” is known for her sweet and happy disposition. She is always full of fun. and evervone enjoys being around her. Because of her lovable ways Grace will l e a good influence for her patients -she has decided to enter the field of nursing. PAUL A. SNYDER General Indian “Never study; never worry; Take lije easy. Whal’s the hurry?” Cross Country, Varsity, XII; Track Squad. XII; Science Club, XI; Perfect Attendance, X. Paul is one of those silent l oys who surprise you. He takes an active part in athletics anil is interested in all sports. His determination to finish his work will go a long way toward making his future a success. Despite his seemingly quiet ways he makes a merry friend, anil the class of ’37 wishes him luck in whatever he undertakes.