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

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MARY E. HIPPLE l-loclcey 3, Assistant Class Treasurer 1, History Club 1, Q, Latin Club 1, Vice Pres. Sr. Tri-l-li-V 3. A'Life is What Yaulrnalce L. WILMER T. HUNT Science Club Q, 3, F. A. S. Hi-Y Club 1, Q. I do not aslc For any crown But that Which all may win, Nor seek To conquer any world Except the one within. THOMAS HUTCHISON Cross Country 3, Coop. Co. 1, Dramatic C. 1, Q, Sci. Club Q, 3, Chorus 1, Q, Pride and Prej. , Bllc. Flam- ingo , Station YYYYH, Finding ofthe King . The gift without The giver Is bare! X.. r-- '?R-Q ELIZABETH HOSKINS l-loclcey 3, Volley B. 3, CI. V.-Pres. 2, l-list. C. 1, Q, Lat C. 1, Q, Fr. C. 1, Q, 3, Al, Q, 3, Sci 3j Chor. 1, Q, 3, UG. and 1, Q, 3, Essay Qnd pr. 1. The re is much bad In the best of us, and Much good in the worst of us. NELSON HUSBANDS Baseball Varsity 1, Q, 3. No man has too much wisdom Though learned he be, And much too little, Many less learned than he, To Fools though high in stature, No praise is meted, The wise by all are honored, Though lowly seated. IRMA D. IZZI l-loclcey 1, Var. Q, Capt. 37 Basket B. Var. 1, Q, Capt. 3i Volley B, Var. 1, 3, Capt. Qi Ten. 3, Baseball 1, Latin C. 1i Dram. C. 3, Ch. L. 1, Q, 3i I-list. C. Q, 3, Mon. 3, 100-pt- letter 1, Silver When l'm not thanl4'd at alll I'm thanlc'd enough. X Kills T' - .gz si 'iii -f 9'-55' Y YT L- 1 : fl. wr, H A-A - f - .:' ii'f-7:4-r -L '- ' ?i-'efficfi E 3' 71-2 3142222 W '3i:?+i-if 5' 2 -l'E2 ji Y' The Garnet and White 1940 Q3 4

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ROBERT HARTSHORNE Happy the man, And happy he alone, He, who can Call to-day his own: He who, secure within, can say, Tomorrow do thy wors For I have lived to-day. MARY JANE HEAD If Hockey 1, Q, 3, Latin Club 1, French Club Q, 3, Dramatic Club Q, Sophomore Chor, 1 Honor Roll Pin Q, 3. Life is real! Life is earnest! And the grave is Not its goal. i WALTER HETHERINGTON That man is great, And he alone, Who serves a greatness Not his own, IDA MAY HARVEY Coop.Co. 3,Lib. C. 1,Dram. C. 1, 2, 3, ber. C. Q, Hist. C. Q, Chor. Q, Lib 3, Orch. 1, SZ, Lib. 3, Sara C. Izvans Cont, Hon. Men. Q. Good-bye, W. C. H. S! I am sorry to leave you, but I am anxiously looking forward to the future. RAYMOND B. HEALD Science Club Q, 3. The morning PI life s Like the dawn Of doyf Full of purity, Of imagery, Of harmony. M. VIRGINIA HILL Entered from Chadds' Ford in 1938, Dramatic Club Q, 3, Sr. Chorus Q, 3, More Blessed Q, Sara C. Evans For neither praise no pelf. COnt.1St4priZe2. Content to know And be unknown: Keep smilin' Whole in himself. Always. fl' Q , I fi 'q':X T Le :- care--e-gg A- -e f :elf 'ifllizr'-f-6-,..l' ,I - I H 9 c-1,,,,lv,g-f.g Ax The Garnet 5 and White 1940 .JI t I I1 ,I QQ ' A

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i RUTH JACKSON Basketball 'l, Q Honor 3, Volleyball 'l, Q, 3, Baseball 'I, Q, 3,l-lockey1,Sci. Club Q, Chorus 'l, Finding of the King . And, if the means be just, The conduct true, Applause, in spite of Trivial faults, is due. LAWRENCE JOHNSON lnter-Cl. Basketball Q, 3, Base B. 'l, 2, 3, Football 2, I-list C. Q, Science C. Q, 3, Var. C. Q, 3, Perf. Att. Q, Com. Usher Q. Let us Work hard And be determined, Let us share Success with othersf' STANLEY JOHNSON Always wear A pleasant smile, And it will Shorten Many a mile Along life's Winding, Tiring way. 24 ' ' CLARENCE JOHNSON lnterclass Basketball Q. We should be As careful Of our vvorcls As of our actions, And as far From speaking ill as From doing ill. MARIAN JOHNSON l-lockey 3, History Club Q Lile's a little thingl Such as it is, then, Pass life pleasantly From day to night, Nor once grieve All The while. ELLIS E. JONES Youth is full of pleasure, Age is Full of care, Youth like summer morn, Age like winter weather, Youth like summer brave, Age like winter bare, Youth is nimble, Age is lame, Youth is wild, Age is tame. lvwllliqlillw H? Pi T-J 'llfllxil' E3 ifhw, ,i A -,glll Q, i3,,,l ,ll tg N g,ly?,hi'i G ,ri Il lv 1 I, lllfl' ' lull ll' I l li M ii l . ,O N M1 'i il ,,ig,,fsm -2 F l Q ' Y fill ' is,-sl V QM: A gi. AQ , Y Kg, Y, 1 r -E1-Qklllij