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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1943 volume:

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Wx' in ' IA L , A V YET a n,cf PUBLISHED BY THE S enior High S cho ol I 9 4 .3 WESTCHESTEK PENNS LV NIA OUV QW that the time has come lor us to bid larevvell to our high school days, vve lool4 bacl4 with happy memories upon the achievements vvhich have been ours during the past three years During this time vve have Seen the vvorld undergo a great change and have found ourselves in the midst ol a battle ol nations vvhich leaves no land unaffected lvlany ol the socalled essential things and pedestrian trathc have become accepted items in everyday living Some members ol our class have been obliged to lay aside their bool4s and shoulder the vveapons ol war vvhile others ol us have Found it necessary to lend a helping hand at home ln spite of the advent of vvar and the consequent changes in our school curriculum, our high school days have been pleasant days, lor even war does not prohibit the American man from associating vvith his neighbor in pleasure and in vvorlt It is to perpetuate these ever eventful days that vve present this Yearbook ol 1943 as substantial evidence that vve have lcnovvn peaceful days, have heard the threat to democracy and have rallied to its cause EVANGELINE CUSS 43 il I A 1 . ' V ' I I ' L A ol lite have been found quite unessential, and rationing IL Il I 9 4 3 The American J Creed BELIEVE IU ine Unveo Qtotes of Amersco oi o ooyern men of ine oeoole by the oeoowe for the people W oso pt oowgw ore GIIVUC om Me Consent Une governed o dervocrocjy In o eou Mc o Qoxereuun notion of mony Soyerelgn 5toteS, o oerfect union one ont lnQeooro e eqoofl ed moon rl o e pnn so QC F ree o Como Ity jmtlce on numonuty For yvnlc Amerlcon Vo nots focnfxced tnen M es ond n uneq Q ' Q ,U Q g its Hog ond to defeno It GQC1IIWSf o y enemies WILUAM TYLER DAC? ' I v yt M e V j V ! 4' I , ng 5 B ,, ,, d , ' o N fr P ., Q oF , e , . ' ' f Ln' , A f q '- U V, V 1 Sv X -C' 1 , o F' dem e V' , 5 , cl ' , ' iw Q J t' , ' Fon V. y tnerofmo oolnemc' wr I5 my defy an my owntw no we rf To gucfrork ut, Qonwtunon to obey mg low? tw rewce: f . . . y . Ho, K ff If Ztbbqf 5 CCDIXITENTS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPQIQTS FEATURES I x F' Erght Where L1 berty Dwells N 1785 Benjamln Franldrn sand Where liberty dwells there IS my country , ID 1943 vve as hugh school sensors facing a vvorld In vvhrch even our personal Freedom as threatened echo these vvords realizing that ID them lies the goal towards vvhlch vve have been strlvrng In our school lrle We have a country to defend a tree democratic country a country of the people by the people and for the people , a country vvhlch atfords Freedom from vvant and tear, and Freedom ol relrgron and the press a country vvhlch our forefathers felt vvas vvorth hghtxng for vvhen some of nts :deals vvere seemingly challenged, and For vvhrch once more vve see Ht to sacrrhce the lrves ol Its sons and daughters to uphold nts Ideals The Amerucan Man rs not a vvar loving man but a man vvho apprecr ates the simple everyday things vvho hnds enjoyment and rnsplratlon ID nature vvho IS good humored and lun loving and vvho has faith IH the future For hlm are not the mechanisms of vvar and destruction but the Freedoms which novv he rs hghtlng to preserve The American Man be lueves rmpllcltly vvrth Thomas Jetterson that The God vvho gave us lute gave us liberty at the same time IF that liberty IS threatened the vvrath of the American Man cannot be stayed l-lad It not been for thus belief, Captain John Smith vvould never have persevered rn Virginia the battles of Lexington Concord Bunker Hull Valley Forge and Vorlctovvn vvould never have been Fought Jefferson would never have vvrrtten the Declaration of lndependence and l-lancoclc Franlclln the Adomses and all the others would never have sngned It Washington and Lincoln would have been only names on some cemetery tombstone rather than men to be studied from history boolcs, there would have been no Qver There no Tipperary Lnberty bonds rn 1918 there would have been no Atlantic Charter or Walce lsland and the names ol lVlacArthur, Kelly, and Doolittle would never have appeared on the honor roll of therr country ln our classes vve have cultivated our minds and abrlutues to admrnlster the peace alter the war When We received an A rn an English examination, or succeeded ID balclng a calce ID home economics or com pleted the construction of a bookcase ID the shop, vve were thereby lncreasrng our mental and cultural selves I . , . . 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' 1 1 no i i , 1- H , , I - ln our sports vve have toughened up our bodles to and ID the present emergency and to help populate a stronger healthier America Each time we made a basket IH basketball, or hut a home run ln baseball, or made a goal ID Football or hockey vve came one step nearer our ultimate goa ln our actuvutues we have learned to llve and vvork together a trait valuable nn vvar or peace Whether actlng as chalrman or a member of a committee, or attending a dance, or vvorklng on the school publlca tlon, vve vvere broadenlng our socual lzle, breaking dovvn our prejudices, and learning to respect the oplnlons ol others It ns For the exercise as vvell as the protection, ot the Freedoms and tor the prlvrlege of llvrng our lives as vve see Fit vvlth only sell Imposed restrictions that vve have been strnvsng to prepare our mrnds and our bodies durrng our school days Tl-TE EDITORIAL STAFF + l fx -Q21 Nine .4 U , I , , . 1 1 I 'if E. A -,, X i 1 I X Kr Dedzcafzon Ill 1 Q A O 0 0 V wwf- 'I 1 'dw' 'Nm rtw:f,1gK::,fM:q1v' Cffrfilc LIT4 V !'?l1!: L1C2fl.1l' Vf Ill! YNY V fl! ti:-'N : lun W1 !'lTf'f1 ' , x'.XJA,f ' 1' .',f X' V -wwirl 1' N r mv V1 f fx-fl - wi V1 fwfxiv W y 1 Jw' ' K 1 'e Q mp.: 1' W fl' ' N I n 1rr':v, 'b 'wlfcjf W C1?1V'f' f: ' gplgwl : 1 'ili ' +u,l.l'i'NHl1l1l IJIQI' Q'I'M v flllu' Cl' f+f,?Q,'A,1. ' 'H :rm ir I lk 1 V 4 U 'I A' VQIWLIB fvgw sw '60 f i: 'rv il g Hrm,f C' F li 'C? 7C' 311: xv NT.J VCI W QT, ' j1r'z If 1' MPQMM AND .M-Vlf V WM! 7 j X KXXXXFNQ Graduates of l943 In the Servlce Robert Ashby John Daly Alfred Hutton Thomas Balcer Harold Dlvme William Krlmmel Charles Cattell Deon Edwards Franlc Lmdecamp Fred Crosson Berardl Feconda Howard Wood Medford Hilton Walter Powell n I Cas of May 10, 19431 S d Cleftt ghtj Moo e Geo ge S Stets Ba be BOARD OF DIRECTORS me 5 LE Rav BARBER President C RODNEY JEFFERIS Vice Presldent N I-IARLAN SLACK Treasurer MRS EDWARD SIMON RAULE SPEER WILLIAM I-I MOORE NORMAN D GEORGE CHALMERT MILLER Secretary THOMAS C GAWTHROR Solicitor not member of Board not member of Board G ARTHUR STETSON Supt Standing Cleft to rigI'1O: Speer, Gawthrop, JeI'Ieris, Slack, Miller eate o ri : r , r , imon, on, r r . , . , . , . NE has to leorn to odopt himself to conditions in this world To prepore o por of one s trolnln throughout school llfe However, through all chonglng condltlons certoln prnnclples of humon relotlonshlp stall hold true They ore those principles of whnch one thnnlcs os chclrcucter bulldlng honesty, truthfulness, lundllness good monners, couroge, dependo blllty As your llfe unfolds before you, hold to those things whuch morlc you os cz person of chorocter B Reed Henderson Prrnclpol Jr Sr Hugh Schools G Arthur Stetson OU hove done well, bu be not sotlsfred with your effort Keep busy doing somethnng worth whale, get your mlnds obove things There IS no vcrnlty so domoglng to your chorocters os pride over your good deeds Perform good deeds well by doing better eoch toslc you undertolce Thirteen to d this is t ' mg Superintendent of Schools ' t Our Faculty Social Studies Ellz M Hause Head Poy A Lady Science LewrsM Prutzman Head Neilson H Pinkerton Stephen L E'lnslcy Fourteen Robert Wnnch Mrruom E Russell Mathematics Emily L Hoffmeler Head Laura S Coleman Walter B. Scheirer Engllsh Julla L Swadener He Viola R Dietrich Anna Baker Helene Novak Russell W Unch Mary E Nlclcerson Ann lf Whltcralt O Music V Floyd T Hart Supervlsor Joseph L Hanselman Walter B Scherrer L, French EstherE Muller Head Martha M Moore .ul-I Commercial Education Lowell H Flsher Head Helen B Hunt Lettrel Keller Harold L Althouse Margaret Gensemer Gray Lahn Edltw M Jackson Head Mmam E Russell Fifteen Ar Physical Ed for Boys Harold! Zxmmerman l-lead Raymond M Del-lolf Physical Ed for Glrls Mercea Muller Snow Elsie S l-laupt Frances J Ducks Sixteen l-lead Eduth Busblng Edwards Vocational and Industrial Education Clarence Y Zearloss Acting Director Franklrn H Musselman Wallace C Ferns Theodore R Gettungs Wilbur J l-llbberd Russell W Unch Home Economics Estl1erS Alderman Head Mary M Lynch Agnes T Grady Llbrorlan Florence E Schmidt El EZI Office Personnel Margaret E Wolfangle Sec to the Supermtendent S t School Board Secretary Lllluanfvl Quay ec o Dorothy C Detvvnler Sec to the Principal Fred l-leed Jr Attendance Ollrcer Helen R Reid Welfare Worker Dlstrlbuhve Education George J Martlndell Seventeen l' or Q ' I . if 2 I Eighteen Ruth Wlntersteln Secretary of 1943 Bob Moclver Pres1dentof1943 N tlwls vvorla at war tlne lualw aol IS as v al a part ermlnlng r l e any munutlans plant lor tlwe hrgh sclwool must accompllslw the l-lercu lean tasl4 ol educating tlwe cltlzens of tomorrow lar their part mn the rebuilding ol tlwe nation Melvin Nelms Treasurer of1943 Jean Flounders Vice-President of 1943 , f-'N 1,4 I X 1 Classes WILLIAM G ADAMS Right In step wlth the tlmes Bll wants to joan he Alr Corps l-Ins hobby IS belng an engineer on the Goodwlll Frre Company Although he plans to be an avuator hls secondary dessre ns to make blue prints We know he wrll succeed ETHEL M BACSHAW Margaret known to every body around school as Peggy has the hobby of collecting post cards Sports rate hugh wlth her especlally skatxng and of the cooperatuve group Peggy already ha a posltlon DOR K AMMANN o us interested In kmttlng and hlklng She has an lnterestrng hobby of collecting ribbons or tags from dresses and coats Swnmmlng rceskatmg and movles are her favorite pastimes She wants to enter the business world THOMAS U BAKER rs a stamp co lector and a baseball fan I-le IS always wrllrng to make a fourth at bridge and rl you want to learn to play any card game ned to joan the Navy but nt looks luke the Army has hlm now VIRGINIA BAKER Bake has the sungular hobby of collecting plc tures of Miss Amerlca contests Swlmmrng Ice skating, roller skatlng and danclng help t Fll her sparetume Also Vnrgxnla would luke to enter the WAAC later on DONALD BLACHLY Fos as the Number One woman hater of the class Donald s ambltlons at pre sent are to attend Kansas Unlverslty and to take up chemical engineering l-lls hobbies are gunnnng bas ketball and llstenrng to I-larry James LESLIE BENNETT .IR Les has one very unter estrng hobby and that IS collecting the addresses and pictures of pretty gurls I-le IS much Interested In sports and has taken an active part In most of them Les hopes to enlist In the Navy soon EDWARD BLOSINSKI ln Eds own words he wants to learn to Fly If he does not go Into the Army, he as plannlng to attend college at Penn State In connection with his ambltlon he very log :cally lllces to read books and magazines about planes W E S T C H E S T E R Twenty S E N l O R S , f . 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O I: 1 9 4 3 VIRG BRITTINGHAM VIYQIHIG, known around sc ool as Gmny , as made no dellnrte plans for her future She devotes much of her spare trme to collecting knlcknacks, and the rest of her tlme she spends wrltlng letters Good luck m whatever you do Ginny BESSIE BROWN Shorty admits frankly that her favorlte pastime IS gosslplng The rest of her spare time she devotes to her Interesting hobby ol curro collecting I-ler fav orlte saying IS Gads After graduation she wull be a nurse KATHERINE B BROOKS Although she IS one of our quiet gurls, Kappy has many friends and IS very lukely to succeed Noth mg pleases her more than Ice cream and chocolate cake Kappy chooses nursing as her career and she wall probably be a good one RICHARD BROWN Jovnal, energetic Brown e , plus hls extra arge avolrdupols,alwayscarrles a well nourushed sense ol humor I-le thrlves on all academic work but French and chemlstry are hls spec laltres He plans to enter some sclentrfu Freld JOHN S BLOSINSKI John, who IS known for nogoodreasonas Shorty to has many friends hopes to get a lump ahead ol Uncle Sam by jonnmg the Marine Corps I-lrs hobby IS rldlng horses, and ac counting IS hls special Interest Good luck John DOR J BORTSALAS Dolly s hobbies are col lectlng post cards and menus She lrkes to swum and dance ln the future Dolly hopes to become a laboratory techmcran I-Ier pleaslng personality has made her an outstand mg member of our class EUGENIA BOOTH Eugenia Jeanne , as sewrng for her hobby Swrmmlng, winter sports canoeing, submarine sand wrches cats, and ducks please her, baseball and dogs are her pet drsllkes She wants to go to Sprung Garden lnstxtute to stuay I-lome Fc NANCY LEE BOWERS Although Nancy s lavorntc expression IS Life IS com pllcated she loves to have a good trme Her hobbreslnclude Destiny Bull collecting ,and pep pnng up Navy morale Nancy plans to take up nursmg alter graduating H I G H S C H O O L Twenty one '. 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X H' ' IX of SAM CHRISTIE dIo work qualIFIed Sam to take up that work durIn hIs cooperatuve course Sam s other Interests clude target practIce and photography l tne lu ture he hopes to specIal IZG In the held of radIo SYLVIA COHEN Chubbs IS contInually addlng new photographs of popular band leaders to her collectIon and readIng DownBeat mag azlne She also enjoys dancmg Chubbs wll soon serve humamty In the held of nurslng at Dela ware l'-lospltal Twenty two EARLJ COHEE JR everybody Reds makes QUIIS a hobby of stamp collectung l-l IS also greatly Interested In buIldIng model ajrplanes lce cream bowllng swlm mIng and the MarInes all strIke Reds ancy BETTY CRISMAN Fun lovIng Chubby the petjte blonde IS very well knaww for her jltterbug gIng She also takes great Interest In WIlber her u ljddle Althoug Chubbys plans lor the Future are UDdeCIded we wIsh her the best of luck BARBARA BRUBAKER ar one of West Chester s umque lIttle red heads enjoys swImmIng A her Chlel Interest IS musIc whIch she Intends to stuay at the West Chest er State Tea hers College after graductlon Barb spends her tlme dancmg WARREN BURTON JR Warren known as Bird e holds one ol the solo trumpet chalrs ID the school band Collectlng records and mokung model aur planes are hIs best hob Ies BIrdIe has he ardent desIre to become a mechanjcal engmeer ELWOOD BRUMGARD A member of our baseball team Brummy collects plctures ol Major League baseball players l-le likes to play all sports but oddly enough he does not lIke homework In any form l-le Intends to enter the Navy but wants to be a machmlst MARY CAPANNA Mary better known Cappy hopes to be come a good secretary She dreams of some day havIng a cosy lIttle home and a good husband Swlmmlng dancmg and hIkIng are llkable Marys favorlte and often employ ed pastImes E S T E R S E N I O R S I , B b ,, A 4 H ,, A I - - . I . s I A ' 'I ' A T ' ' j a' T , . V H , ' - H , U as I , I j , - bl - ll V. 1. ,, t - . ,I 4 Ill . I, 1 I I- . , . Previous experhiencein ra- Earl, better knolwn to I I IQ I 95 f n . . T . . . n ' . - - Q I 1 .I . . . . A - . AI 'surf . I .. - A . . I . . . l I W E S T C H DAVID DALY Altnough Dave s mann Interest IS school, he en joys scoutlng, too Motor cy lung and swlm'nnng are hlsfavorlte sport Dave untends to enter Drexel In the fall to take Mechan :ca Engineering I doesn t join the Army ALLAN DARLINGTON Model trnns and swlm mlng recexve a great deal A s at en :ng rnteres ed In travellng, Al would luke to be a salesman Next year wlll the col eges or a business school JOHN M DALY lf Uncle Sam does not unterfere the next year wull fund Jack a student at V16 Drexel Inst: ue Jack can be seen rudlng a motor ycle has avor :te pastime whenever posslbleandtlnkerung wlth motors his speclal sn terest BENJAMIN S DAVIS Benny Davus IS a seruous lad Muslc and palntlng are has pet hobbies I-l partlcularly dlsllkes any one to crack knuckles Benny IS deeply Inter cathedrals I-le IS plan nlng to do musslonary work In Chrna CORA M DAVIS Cora, Loddy Davls funds much joy In fox hunting As a hobby she collects pictures Readlng hbrses and cats rate an O K wlth her, but cooklng and arlth metlc rate a deflnlte NO Loddys chief ambltlon us to be an nnterlor decora or BETTY J DETRAZ B J lakes movles roller skatlng and baseball games She defrnutely dns likes yttterbuggrng, opera smglng and homework B J s hobby IS chewlng gum Betty Jane IS plan nlng to work In an offuce or to take up flylng DOROTHY DEAVER Garrulous Dottle , noted chuefly for her giggle, has a special llklng for eating anything but squash' Her partrcular Interest IS music, and she hopes to study If further at W C S I C next year I-ler ambltlon ns to travel to Mexlco LEWISD DEWEES Lewis, known better as .Jake by hrs classmates, enjoys all winter sports, but he prefers Ice skating to em all Hunting and farmnng are but two of Jakes many mterests lf not drafted he IS gonng to be a mechanic H I G H S C O Twenty three O I: I 9 4 3 1 , 'Ac' in 'I I-H it-t. ' l llh. c ' f - t,r he ' bs -4 It of I' In Lion. Be- 'H' J U V' .J J e find him attending one of ested in the architecture of t . - . MARY L DIMARCO Llstenrng to swung mu xc on the rC1:l1ol Mary s favorxte pastrme She plans t work durlng twe summer months and then to attend some busrness college Mary s mann ambltjon IS to journey to Soutn Amerrca to vlslt her uncle CLYDE DOUGLAS Clyde, better known t mostofusas Doug came to tus scnool from W st Goshen Consolidated School Doug I es movies, books, and frnt homework he hates' I-Ins favorite sports are ce hockey, baseball ana loot ba HAROLD DIVINE Reds a happy go lucky ow, admit hobby js seerng has best rr S cond to t eating A member of our basketball team, he s rts tnat his one desrre IS to see a vuctorrous basket ball team at W C I-I S ROBERT DURBOROW Bob has a hablt of col le tlng noveltles and sou venlrs I-Ins Interests are dlvnded among baseball bowlmg Ice skating, and swung music Bob wrll jorn the armed forces of the U S where he hopes to be ableto learnatrade ROSANNE EDMONDS Puss a plntslzed gag gllng mrss, was a new comer rn her senlor year from Westtown School She IS an ardent and ac compllshedjltterbug I-ler mam Interest rs journallsm, ID whrch fueld she plans her future R DEAN EDWARDS Dean IS a quiet, serlous fellow, well luked around school I-le enjoys read Ing but hrs mann Interest les In avla on Ater leaving school, Dean wants to enter the Arr Force I-lereshoplngthat he brings down lots of enemy planes' MILTON EDWARDS Mnltons classmates know hum as just plaln Malt I-le passes the majorlty of hrs spare txme playrng baseball, hunting, or lush Ing I-le has butonegreat ambltuon to enter the farmxngnndustry We wish y u u k Mat ELWOOD FADDIS JR Bud IS always ready to partrcnpate In a good game of Ice hockey, football, or baseball When hunting season opens, Bud and has gun become great buddies I-le expect to be called soon Into the Armed Services of the country W E S T C H E S T E R Twenty four , ' lj ' ' fell 's twat his , . 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V4 . 1 I I It tl I I II . f JOYCE FAUST Joyces favorIte pastImes are bowllng, swImmIng and goIng to the movIes l-ler ambItIon IS to become a haIrdresser Joyce not sure whIch school she WI attend e w probably have her own beauty parlor before ong SARAH FELL Sarah IS a happy go ucky gIrl, always ready to have fun and make others ap py She lIkes sports ol all kInds and IS especIally Interested bowlmg Sarah IS laokmg forward to becomIng a successful secretary BERARDI FECONDA After graduatlon Benny wIllentertheArmy Mak Ing a collectIon of football DICIUFSS IS hIS hobby but he lIkes all sports Benny IS Interested also In work Ing In a machlne shop but he admIts hIs dIslIke for homework VIRCINIA FITCH VITQIHIO better known to us as FItchIe , IS always found wherever there IS fun and NOISE l-ler hob bIes are roller skatIng and c ewIng gum I e fu ure Fltchle w Il e found attendmg busIness school or holdIng an olfIce posItIon CHARLES FITZGERALD Although CharlIe ent ered our school In nInth grade, he has found many frIends HIS FGVOVITG hob bIeS are dogs and horse back fldlng Eventually he hopes to become a successful busmess man, but he wIll IoIn the Army Irs THOMAS FOULK A former student of the Oxford l-lIgh School, Tom has become a very popular member of our class Among hIs many Interests are dancmg, ICG skatlng, and football l-l plans to become a funeral dIrector after he gradu Otes JEAN L FLOUNDERS Fun lovlng Jean makes a hobby of collectlng kmck knacks and unusual souv SUITS Along Wlth eatlng and havIng a good tIme, football, dancIng, and clothes Interest her most She plans to attend bUSI ness school at Drexel GLORIA H GAITHER Glona takes great delrght IH muslc, especIolly play Ing the DIGDO Corny jokes, turnIps, egg plants, and squash always dIS please her but not so Wllh dreamy musIc, dancIng, eatmg, and blue Glorla hopes to enter soclal s rv ce H I G H S C H O O L Twenty flV9 O F 1 9 4 3 'Il . 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S E N I O R S ISAAC ROBERT GRANT lke a member of our track team has a unlque ladders ln addItIon to thIs strange prefer nce he lIkes to IItterbug and to wear drape SUITS ln the future he hopes to yoln the Army AIr Corps MARTIN L GREINER Merts effectwe smrle and good nature have won hIm many fruends I-I s Interested ID sports and enjoysdancmg I-le spends hIs tIme eatnng submornne sandwIches Mert plans to slap off a couple of Japs after graduatron JUNE GREEN une Dalsy June most of us ltkes to lIsten to There Are Such Thungs a re ord byT Dor ey l-ler hobby Cwhen there IS no hat ful homeworkj IS to s e t a r k une plans to be ome a haIr dresser WILLIAM C GRIEST WIllIam more commonly known as B ll spends t of hIs spare tIme bJIldIng model aIrplanes I-'le IS also much Interested In mechamcs and IC9 skat n plans to en ter the Army AIr Corps wIth hopes of becomIng a pI ot MAURICE GARVINE Mourlces favorlte sports are baseball Ice skatlng and swImmIng MOUFICG Intends to follow In the footsteps of hIs father as a plumber but Uncle Sam s Navy wIll also get some of l lISGfTeDfIOI'1 We wlsh hImluckIneItherendeavor WAYNE GLASCO When he Isnt Ingurgltat Ing sodas at Nevm s Wayne can readlly be found warmung up on any avallable basketball court l-lIs ambItIon IS to follow hrs brother s footsteps and maIorInphysIcaleducatIon at John Smith North Cor o Ina MARGARET L GILBERT Peg makes a hobby of cartoon ng She I es sports especIal'y swIm mlng and basketball and of all thlngs cod lIver oIll After graduatIon she Wlll attend Wellesley Col lege where she IS Intend Ing to take a lIberal arts course HILDA GORDY I-lllda IS QUITE actIve In hockey basketball and volleyball Tallung on the telephone and goIng to the movIes occupy the most of hersparetIme I-lerhobby IS collectIng models f horses After graduatlon she wants a Iob as Steno grapher W E S T C H E S T E R Twenty sax . , . - I X I .n . , . . , - 4 - If I I . ! 4 , . O . I h . - l' . . , J , 1' ' H to habit of vvalking under l-dood-if Skelton and - I 1 ' e : . s . l kat a in. J 44 il! - - I S I i I - - t e 3 mos I ' A ' 4 I I g. Bill - ' 'IL ELIZABETH J HARRY Be y as Ellzabeth best lcnown to most of us IS fond of talclng plctures Tuna frsh salad snadvvlches are her mann weakness Although her plans forthe future are tndefnnute Betty hopes to do some land of offlce worlc KATHRYN L HAWKES Kltty I-lawlces hasacer taln lcnaclc of gabbmg and a wellrngness to lend a hand wh nonens needed She lrlces lime sodas and lemon colces Crnchetnng occupies her spare tame Kltty hopes to become elther a secretary or a duetltran THOMAS A HARVEY Tom derives much pleas ure from building gas model planes and from watching football and bas ketball games l-le has a peculiar duslllce for zoot suits Tom plans to become a travellng sales man We all vvush lm success DORIS ANN HEIM D s chuef Interest s music especrallythe vuolrn She has been outstandrng In sports and expects to talce up physrcal educatlon at the State Teachers Col lege I-ler favornte past :me IS listening to orches tras rehearse EVANGELINE GUSS Evangellne GUSSIG t most of us IS studlous and brllllant I-ler mann Inter ests are the G and W studles music and bowl ng Pestorung old scrap boolcs IS her hobby Evan gelnne dISlIlCES towns and cltles She wnll attend Gettysburg College MARG HAPPERSETT Margaret l-lappersett membered as Peggy lcnown for her genlal friendliness and quiet man ner I-ler favorite saying l-le o c I to t e chagrln of her friends Peggy lllces Ice slcatlng best of all sports She will be o secretary WILLIAM HAINES JR Has friendly smule coupled has fine sense o humor make Bee outstanding member of the cass Bee just thrives on golf and Miss Muller s French Tests whzle antlcl patung college and actlve service wlth the Marines G HOWARD HARLOW Howard rs better known as I-loodle Collectlng match covers wrth pretty gurls pictures on them s rs hobby Eating and sleeping rate a bug O K wuth hum but not so wlth gettmg up In the mormng I-loodle has no future plans H I G H S C H O O L Twenty seven O F 1 9 4 3 . I -I . 1, O . . . I I I b ,' A' U with ' ' H H F . U H- I GD . Ire- . D V . A h. A . is, I ll , h'Id e h A 'A Q s . tt , I is ' . . . . I I . h.- S E N I O R S HARRIET S HICKS We all krIow l'lcksIe for her outstandma abIlI1y to drlve anythmg that has four wnee s and gasohnel e also IS at hone the held of soorts Penn State s I-lome Econormcs department w II clalm I-lIcksIe after qradua LION MARY T HILL HIlly s favorIte pastImes are ICG skatIng and danc Ing and her favorIte say Ing Is, Are you kIddIng? She enjoys readIng mystery books and collectmg pIc tures I-IIlly hopes to be a stenographer and III ITG future to own a farm RUTH E HILAMAN Hlack haIrecI dark eyed Rt th has been wlth us only thIs year comIng to West Chester from UnIonvIlle at October She IS collector of DICIUVGS of movIe stars, wIth whIch she fIlI her scrapbooks Swmg musIc also appeals to Ruth MEDFORD HILTON Medford, better known as I-IIllbIlly , can usually be found deeply bUFI9d IH the pages of a Western novel although he mIght b found ID a swImmIng pool or an aIrplane If t called Into the Army, he plans to attend college PHYLLIS M HINES Sue has an Odd saylng Fmds pleasure whIle bowl Ing, danclng, and roller skatIng Her one dIslIke IS readnng Sue s future ambItIon IS to ftnd a DOSI tIon In WashIngton or to rom the W A A C JAYNE HOOPES RonnIe I-loopes thInks that gomg to I-loppIes and lIstenIng to JImmy Dor sey are much nlcer than do Ing SSDIOV arIthmetIc She greatly enjoys watchmg an Ice hockey game on nIe hopes to be a dental hygIenIst ANN HOFFMAN Best of all Ann, better mates as I-lofhe , enjoys hIkIng or gomg horseback rIdIng Ann s chlef aIm In lIfe IS to complete nurse s tralmng at the Bryn Mawr I-lospltal Tralmng School ELOISE HORTH EloIse, better known as Elly dotes on popular ITlUSICGI'1dfl'19I'T1OVI9S Her hobby IS collectmg souve nIrs Upon graduatmg, EI ly Wlll traIn at Chester County I-IospItal Her ornbItIon IS to draw a SU'OIQl'IflII'16 W E S T C H E S T E R Twenty elght I I F . ,, W , I - . 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She known to all of her class- , . . , g I A HARVEY HUSBANDS Hubby IS recognnzed for that dexterous palr of feet of hssl Not only on the dance floor but also on roller skates do they speak for themselves He also wlelds a mean llne of jokes Carpentry lS hs chosen vocatlon ALFRED L HUTTON Playing the trumpet IS A s mann hobby and unterest He professes to have a very unusual dns luke for dorng homework After the war un whuch he IS going to participate by josmng the Army Arr Corps Al ns goang o orm SALLY E HUTCHISON Hutch Malvern s glft to West Chester claims that her hobbies are day dreaming and dogs She loves both jazz and clas slcal musrc and she hopes to contlnue her study at euther Oberlin or the Eastman School of Music DOROTHY I JACKSON Dottle always cheerful and friendly IS known by many of her classmates Although her favornte hob by as musuc she confesses that gunnmg us her favorlte sport Her foremost am bltlon ns oddly enough to be a garage mechanic ISABELLE L HOSKINS lzzy who IS always ready to have a good tlme spends her spare moments testing out reclpes whsle she listens to swung musuc Her favornte sport IS swxm mlng at the Quarries Izzy expects to take up kindergarten work BETTY HUMPTON Fun lovlng Humpty spends all her spare time collecting old letters She funds enjoyment ID such thlngs as dancing uce skating and going to fures Humpty has an aspura tlon to settle down some day an a good slzed cuty ELEANOR HOWARD eanor Shorty jolly laughing happy go lucky gurl well liked by her many friends Her hobby us collectlng photos Shorty likes music mov :es and all knncls of sports ln the future she plans to become a successful secre tary ANNA BELLE HUNT Anna Belle has the very unncjue mckname of Anna Dlng Dong Always full of fun she likes to skate a'1d hike Music IS anoth er one of her :nterests After she graduates she nntends to study for teochlng career H I G H S C H O O L Twenty nine O F 1 9 4 3 ' ' A El , is Q . . , . 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' F .J up . . t I , I MARY LOU JOHNSON Blushue plans to enter the State Teachers Col lege and major un mathe matucs She duslukes cake and pue exceptapple and loves spaghettu l-ler hob by us readung novels and adventure storues The best of luck Mary Lou EDNA KARR Edna Blondue Karr usa quuet fruendly gurl Read ang books and collectung camera shots are her fav orute hobbues Her unter s lue un the fuelds o stenographuc work and sports Blondue hopes to get a job as a steno grapher Thurty RAYMOND JACKSON Although he us auuet and very good natured Ray plannung jo n e Navy after graduatuon When not swummung or playung tennus Pay S favorute sports or attend ung classes he can found attemptung to smoke hus pupe EDWARD C JARRETT oo us unterested un sports and outdoor lufe Long homework us n necessary so he says oo pl ns to go o Mount Alto and tnen to State College l-lus am butuon us to become a forest ranger after the war DUANE JAMISON JR Jamue us recognuzed by fruendly smule an raduant personaluty Swung musuc old cars and new gurls constutute Jamue s m un uut re ts l-le hopes t atterd the Llnuv f Penn to study a fune arts cour e BETTY M JOHNSON Betty May known to her classmates as Stuff lukes very much to rude horse back but she does not luke to wash the dushes In her spare tume she lukes to draw Some day Betty May hopes to marry Bob who us now un the Navy VIVIAN M JONES Vuv came to us rom Haverford un her uunuor year Between guggles anddaydreams Vuv funds tumetoswum dance follow the adventure of Bugs Bunny and cuddle black am s Vuvs plans for e future are stul defunute DOROTHY M KEITHLY Quuet studuous o Keuthly us quute unterested un puano and vuolun She plans to attend a conser vatory to study several otuer unstruments Do cam here from Berwyn l-ler arrubutuon s to play the electruc organ WHSM S E N I O R S us to 'i 'th '. 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I ' 'ftlpl S O F 1 9 MAY JEAN KELSO C ectmg all sorts I books swimming wherever there us water and lending a helpung hand wuth the farm work all III ean e l :sure moments become the head buyer for excluslve sore Jeanne s foremost am button WALTER L KESTER Cushre derives much pleasure from playlng the trumpetand bunldlng model trams I-le IS one of that mlnorlty who likes mathe matics especially algebra In order to become a path ologlcal chemust he hopes to attend Penn State ELAINE KEMERY anne Kem to most people IS one of those quuet lndustrlous persons who get a lot done I-ler Interest us In prano playnng She enjoys badmnnton dancing and Ice cream Kems chtel ambition ns to be a good secretary MARGARET KILLEFER Known for her wltty sar casm Knllys muc a mired talent as Wrltlng Among her pet llkes and duslnkes are practlcal jokes and red heads respective ly In preparmg to be come an English teacher Kully hopes to attend U of P 4 3 JANIS KING C ectnng ll so I ewelry one IS IS one of our athletlc gals excelllng In svvlm mlng and skating After graduation Janus will g Into tralnlng at l'lahne mann Hospital ID Phlla clelphla JEANNE KNOX re you serious? Jeanne s lavonte saylng and nnducates her outlook on life which IS anything but seruous Although she plans to go to Penn State and study to be an Engllsh teacher she dusllkes slttnng s I-ler hob y IS nlt ting SARAH KNIGHT Sarah although rather aulet IS well llked by all Attendung the cinema and tlckllng the lvorles are her favorute pastimes To become a master In the art of dressmakmg IS her plan forthe future WILLIAM H KRIMMEL I at bone crushmg tackle on our 1949 loot ball squad was none other an Wld us soorts likes glrs l-le planned to attend lvluhlenburg but he wall Instead become another I ting Yank IU e U S Army Ih ty me oll 'I I o El' , A , I SJ V ' ' ' ' . i 'sn e4 . To - ' g ' , an I t is N , ' 'I A -'t 'i'h-.di , V A 7g l I oll ' a rts o , - I is of ' , ' -V ' g IA, Q i'lfIngie's failings. l'King- those Avvho know her. 1 K V , A. . 4 I O . '. S' I . UA , .H,- Is l'1 U A H 4- ,Q ' ' ' th I Bill . Pl 'A ' . I , Bill ' 'l. A f gm. ' 'ts 'lt' . F'gh ' th K- l l l G I-I S C I-I O O I A WARREN LAKE Although Lakle plans to be a farmer, he states that Uncle Sam wlll have flrst choice In determlmng has future plans A his hobby and ambltlon are both connected wlth farm Ing, rt ss very pecullar that has pet hate IS spunach FRANK LINDECAMP Frank IS that lad well known around town and especually around school, where he IS noted for al ways being late without any evident excuse l-l IS one of those who have pledged themselves to help Uncle Sam as members un the Army Alr Corps NORMA LEBO Tlny ,one ofthe general departments leadlng stu dents, funds amusement vvhrle clrnvlng, svvummlng, and playing tennrs She lrkes popular muslc and dancung Tmy pans to enter West Chester State Teachers College next year MARG V LINEINGER Although Peg IS always found gaddnng about, her favorite hobby IS cooking She IS fond of sports and ralslng Persian cats Next year Peg plans to at tend West Chester State Teachers College to take up kindergarten work MARCIA LIVINGSTON Marcna s favornte pastimes are classical muslc and water colors Pork chops are her favorute food, but she greatly dlsllkes spa ghettl After school Mar cla wants to be a Navy Nurse, and to study cancer IS her postwar ambvtlon JOHN T LUMIS That lanky guy seen rush :ng through the halls car r Ing tons of p oto graphlc paraphernalia Jack Lumls, offlclal photo grapherforthe G 84W l-le IS recognrzed not only as a photographer but also as a stude l-le pans to study engineering MIRIAM LLOYD Honey IS a very quiet person who lrkes to read, type, and go to movles l-ler chief ambltuons are to make a trailer tour of the Unlted States and to be come a secretary We all thunk l-loney will prove efflclent ARTHUR McCLURE JR Art has two Interesting hobbles bulldnng model alrplanes and fooling with electrscal gadgets l-le IS much Interested ID sports especmally swlmmrng whlch he has taken an active part Art hopes to enllst rn the Navy soon W E S T C H E S T E R Thirty two S E N l O R S .yt H h '.l. Z . 1 A U .H' . l V l A T H H ' ALICE L McDONNELL Pu dun rs an ardent enthusrast of sports l-lock ey IS her favorlte and Ice skattng runs a very close second After grad uatlon she plans to enter West Chester State Teach ers College, where she w major In physrca educatron ROBERT MacIVER Mac s all around athle tlc abnllty plus hrs happy go lucky spnrlt, makes hum an outstanding class mem er He co lects pen nants, pictures of s ort stars, and red cars rs Uncle Sam has requested hrs assistance In the Army ELIZ L McGOWAN Betty as she IS known among her classmates, IS planning to study to be a prrvate secretary l-ler classmates acclaim her a very good dancer e ty also hasa hobby of col lectlng postcards rn her spare trme CHARLES W MARSH Andy has a craze for collectnng Incense plates Hrs favorrte pastimes are dancing and skatlng Al though he wants to join the Army Arr Corps upon leaving school, Andy hopes to attend college alter the duratlon RACHEL A MARTIN Rach the equestrlenne of the cass, reves In sports, hnetly In hoc ey and swlmmlng l-ler plans are lndehnlte, but she hopes someday to lnhablta ranch IU the wrde open spaces, where she can perfect her rndlng ablllty PERCY H MEREDITH Perc has a worthwhrle hobby of collectrng two dollar brlls, srlver dollars, and lndlanhead pennies l-le IS fond of sports and bookkeeplng erc wishes to attend college to take bookkeeplng :F he doesn t jorn the Army WARN MENHENNETT Warn IS a friendly, am brtlous fellow whose hob bres are radlo and photo graphy l-le enjoys foot ball basketbaIl,andswlm mrng Warn planstogo to college to major IH shlp construction or le radio If the draft permits GRACE M MESSINA Messy claims that she enjoys crochetrng more than anythlng else she does Dancrng, gorng to the movies, and reading are all secondary She drslukes hockey and poetry Messy hopes to Fund a job as a stenographer H I G H S C H O O L Thlrty three 0 F 1 9 4 3 H d i I U . 4 V ' ' A H A. 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A ' 4 S E N I O R S M DARE MOORE known as Moe among hrs frlends has no partncu lar hobby he enjoys talk :ng wuth dufferent types of people Aft rgraduatlon he lntends to joan some branch of the Armed Forces Good uclf Moe BEULAH MURRAY Besldes bemg a boogie woogle fjend Polly dances kmts and crochets She holds a defnnlte dns luke for classjcal muslc Polly intends to travel way clown South major IH stenography at the Alabama State leach ers College W E S Ihlrty four PAUL R MOORE htm Moore Guns and huntjng are hugh on hs lust of hobbies I-Ie also funds tjme to devote some o hrs attention to le skating and other wlnter pastjmes After gradua tlon he nntends to be a mechannc MELVIN NELMS Mrc one of the out standing athletes of our class spends hrs spare tjme dancing a favorite pastjme of hrs Amember ofStudentCouncjl Mack has been actlve un many school projects After graduatuon he hopes to coach basketball ROSARIO MESSINA Noted for hls art work Rosey has won several prizes In that held When h ts not drawung r painting hls attentnon s centered on sports anotner hobby of hls After grad uatlon he hopes to become a pllot In the Army Avr Corps MATTIE MILLER Mattle Mlller known as SmallFry has ping pong for her partlcular hobby Dogs of any descrlptlon but not cats are welcome companyforfvlattle Small Frys plan for the future IS to attewd the Apex School of Beauty culture JUNE MILES June likes to spend her spare time ballet dancing but also enjoys collectlng toy dogs of whlch she has a great varjety June hopes to spend her future as a nurse expectjng to tr :mn a e Lhester County I-Iospltal next year CHARLOTTE MOONEY Charlle IS known by her frrends for her Ioquaclous ness UI s mel IS er favorite verbal standby She derlves pleasure from me movues To become ed fue rslng IS her fjrst an foremost ambltlon e . 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I. - ' I l 0 F 1 9 4 3 JANICE K PEARSON Our frlend Janne Pear son rs noted for belng late She holds a speclal place rn her affections for Ice cream and movies but defxnately none for squash and cabbage Janne IS malcmg plans to attend W C S T C PHILIP L PERLMAN Phnlrp nicknamed Pete has two ambltlons elther to be a Marine or to run a clothing business his spare trme he rs artist: cally mlnded Petes pet peeve rs gossip but not so as etball e ardent basketball fan MARIAN L PENNELL Swrmmlng ond dancing are a couple of Marian s pastlmes Marian as plan mng to enter the fneld of nursing an the fall e know theW C l-l S wall mlsshearlng Pennell svolce n the halls during e lunch hour CHARLES PHILLIPS Charlie a member of the orchestra and the band IS termed a happy go lucky fellow by h classmates Charlre confesses that although hrs chlef Interest IS music has desrre IS to become a foreman rn an alrcraft factory SYLVAN ORENSTEIN Syl the gltterbug mem ber of our class IS malcrng plans to enter the Army Arr Corps after gradua tron Although he ns a grtterbug S l also n joys sports When the war rs over and he has completed has studyrng h will teach hlstory CYNTHIA E PACKER Cmny has many hrdden qualltles Her Interests Include dancang and day dreammg both of whnch she does well IH y loves chocolate and loathes short halr She rs plannlng to enter Penn State after graduation BETTY OTTER Because of h r very pleas Ing personality Betty has acqunred many frrends Ice slcatlng and eating Ice cream are two of her pas times Aslde from tnese hobbies she Funds tlme to dance and to study to be come a nurse ROBERT H PARRY Worklng In a machlne shop Interests Bob Anotner of his hobbies IS playing a lands of sports e states that he lrlces blondes but he hates homework After he graduates h hopes to enter the Army Good luclc Bob H I G H S C H O O L Tnlrty fave H H' H . . 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I-I., ELIZABETHJ PHIPPS LAURETTA PIERCE Bettre ,to all who know her, revels In all sports When not engaged conversatron, whIch would be very unusual BettIe frnds tIme to add toy dogs to her collectIon Later she Intends to tram for the Army Nurslng Corps JENNIE POLIDORE Although Squrrrelly Interested In travelIng she also enjoys roller skatIng and lIstenIng to Glenn MIllers orchestra Her chIe aversron IS y Lombardo s orchestra To hold a posrtron IO an offnce IS SquIrreIlys ambItIon Lauretta s paramount am bItIon IS both to speak French fluently and to teach It accurately I-ler hob bres consnst of collectlng classrcal records and effI gIes of motron DICIUVG stars Lauretta Intends to enter VIrgInIa State next year MARIE PORTOCALES Prnt sIzed Porky enjoys the movIes, baseball, and basketball She has an antnpathy for letterwrItIng and jutterbuggmg Por kys maln ambItIons are to travel to I-lawaII and to obtam a secretarnol pos: LION here In town WALTER L POWELL Walter, known around school as Porky , makes o hobby of most sports I-le ha a keen Interest ID avlatnon I-le lIkes most of all to dance Wlth a certaun gIrl In the future Porky dreams of ownlng a bIg Western ranch CATH RICHARDSON Any of her frIends wIll testrfyasto Kates pleas Ing personallty and her sense of humor She dI vrdes her spare tIme be tween dancmg and eatmg, and her favorrte sayIng IS That s a whnstle Kate hopes to be a hanrdresser DORIS S PRIEST Dons one of the very quIet members of our class, IIkes to play the pIano A nother one of her Interests IS to converse at length wIth older people ln the future Dorrs wants to be come a competent Iabora tory technIcIan CATHERINE RISSINGER KIttys favorlte hobbIes are arguments and eatIng but her mam Interests are basketball and drIvIng She thoroughly enjoys good movnes, bt as to oysters they are her pe drs I e Krtty s ambItIon IS to be a good housewrfe W E S T C H E S T E R Thrrty srx S E N I O R S I C ,, - . 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WILMER SAGER WIll IS one of WC H S s hot trumpet players Hls hobby IS muslc but he IS also Interested In agraculture W ll s e IGFILY lIke or drIvIng ID the raIn In the future he plans to become a tlller of the soll BETTY SELLERS Betty another one of the future Florence Nlghtln gales of our class plans to traln atthe Chester County Hospltal ln addltlon to nursIng Betty IS Interested ID Ice skatIng and swIm mIng belng very good In both sports RICH SATTERTHWAIT Rrchard SatterthwaIt allas Sattle prefers sports to homework CWe dont blame hlmj HIS future seems to be decIdedly un declded butlt IS a toss be tween farmmg and aer onautlcs College does not appeal to hlm VIRGINIA SELLERS SIn IS a quuet but pleas ant well mannered gurl Her maIn Interests are musIc and pottery and her hobby s photography After graduatlon she In tends to enter the Chester County School of Nursmg We wrsh you luck San SALLY RITTENHOUSE Sally IS the Blonde bomb er ofthe class Although sh IS QUIGT she IS a dull gentworker and IS sure to be a success at Penn State Among her lrkesare Tommy Dorseyandalllgatorpears Her ambltlon IS to be a lady of lelsure RUSSELL ROSENBERRY Bow Ing skatlng and huntlng are hIgh on Go ose s llst of hobbIes Hrs favorIte SCYIHQ IS Are you kIddIn 7 and hIs Interests are electrIcIty and chem Istry He plans to help the Navy after graduotlon WALTER ROBERTS Walter answers to eIther the nIckname of Robbre or that of uck llsts hIs IGVOVILG authors as belng Twaln Shakespeare and Doyle Although he lIkes archItectural deslgn and constructlon Walt wants to be a Iournalrst ROSE RUGGERI Letter WTIIIDQ typIng and eatlng potato chIps are pus a few of Rosues hobbIes She IS also Inter ese most sports Webby IS her favorIte sayrng Rosue s ore an efIIcIent secretary HIGH scHooL ThIrty seven er I, '- B He . , ,I .. . ' . I ' td .in I. Uncle Sam out by entering most ambition is to become . - I cul4 ' is his A f I - ' 1 I , - I . f I , ' ,. i . . I ,. Q h . l ' S E N I O R S I JOSEPH SILVESTRI By yonnlng the Navy Pep Intends to reallze hus am button to see the sea In spate of the fact at has favorite hobby IS muslc e also actnve nn sports Well Inked he has a great number of friends Good luck, Pep LOUISE SOLOW WQZIG believes In hav Ing a good time Any where there us a social gat erlng there she IS also rnght In the meddle of things Alter graduation Wezve hopes to take a Civil Service examination or go to Temple Buslness School W E S Thrrty e ght WILLIAM A SMITH B II claims that Uncle Sam wall make the Fxnal decision In has future plans Skatlng and fox hunting are among has favorite sports and he Iukes to rxde horses Easy to please clalms he has o Irkes or dlsllkes DOROTHY SPRECHER Speck s mann sources of duverslon are playing the plano srnglng and at tendung the movies She has a partlcular lnklng For potato chups and chewrng gum Specks ambltnon IS to be a successful steno grapher upon Ieavnng school PHOEBE SHEFFIELD Golden voiced Phe likes walkung In the raln I-ler favorlte verbal expressuon , Are you serious? Although very much Inter e e ID slnglng she S plannlng to study occupa tional therapy at the Un: versity of Pennsylvania ESTELLE SICOLI Estelle, better known to the most of us as Stelle wants to be a nurse and to tram at the Chester Co I-losprtal She enjoys play Ing the sports of tennis and volley ball and Ilstenlng to popular muslc, especial ly that of J Dorsey CARAL SHIELDS Coral hnds enjoyment In reading medtcal books, kmttung, and collecting autograpls but her chief dlversuon us art Carol deslres to attend the Un: versity ofPennsyIvan1a next year to take a Fnve year coordunated course MARIAN LOUISE SILL Always heard exclalmmg Good Gravy IY bowls, roller skates, and swims She delrghts In llstenlng to the raln on a tan roof S Ily plans to enter a busmess college and IS desurous of becom Ing a successful secretary I ls HI S, -'H .I -. fl In stdll , I' sb '4 A. ., .. Hg., .. . A Q3 1 I My I . . . .I yy 14 ilu: 4 I up Dry ' . .I I I' . . ' ' . Bill ' I' I ' l n ll .S I. I . I- I A, 14.5 - 'I' C I I E S 'I' E R O F 1 HARRY O SIEEN , a he IS ca has varIed Int rests asIde from carpentry, namely IH the helds of Jag soorts, an musrc w o plans to be ome a famous musIcIan, says twat twe only thIng that he cant stand IS a female musIcIan EDWIN STRODE Tall blond Ed plans to enter the Navy and t become an antIaIrcraft gunner I-l plans 0 attend Drexel later to be come a mechamcal engIn eer I-lIs maIn Interests are bowlIng, skatIng, ad vertlslng and good argument WILLIAM B STRATTON WIllIOm, better known a round schoolas BIII has an ever DGFSISIGHI urge to travel thInks a certarn gIrl In New York State IS much more Interest Ing than hIs dUtIeS on the farm l-le plans to work on hIs Father s farm FRANCES D STRODE Franny IS QOIDQ to at tend Colby Jr College after whrch she wants to be an Army nurse upon completIon of traInIng at ukes In N Y e enjoys all sports, ICG cream, T Dorsey, and tall, dark men She dIslIkes onrons C3 9 4 3 FRANCES STYER As she IS Interested horses, Fran hasa hob by of collectIng mInIature horses She has a vIolent dIslIke for tomatoes, but lIkes rIdIng bICYCl9S and hIkIng When she com pletes her schoolIng she plans to own a cattle ranch VIRGINIA SWETT Jeannle Wlth tne llght rown haIr IS very approprIate name for VIrgInIa She loves swIm mIng horseback rIdIng and Mame but she dIS lIkesthIsstate l-lerhobby IS collectIng paper nap kms, and she plans to be a secretary EARL C SUPPLEE JR Ear Suoplee bett r known as Supe I es best of all to go hJntIng o Ice s a g To Im I-larrv James and hItch hIkIng are partI uary pleasmg After gradua Ion Supe plaws to at tend Penn Stat to b come a veterInarIan LOUISE M TAGQART Weazys hobby IS col I tIng post cards anc mg and boys Interest her st and she craz aoout bas ball Weazy unde Ided as to er hture because she would lIke eItner to be a a dresser or to be a me nber ofthe W A A C Thxrty nIne J.c.'j S, 'A Q lled, ' 1. 4 H t ' , I .F BiIl ' that d '. .. ,h A I 'I '.. . O K. ll.A .I - , e F t g in ' 'I stat ...Sh ' ' In l I- , le A V , A r ' '4 tin. Ah' ' It - H' -1 I I' . ' I ' -I - M I S IQ A A-fethln 7 O Qs- y .CD Z 4' mio, His y I I -A , Is Cu I h .V . ' . . .. h ir- l-l I l-I S C H O O L RAYMOND TALLEY Ray s maIn Interests are the florlst buslness and electrIcIty but hIs hobby IS repaIrIng thIngs l-lan t have aroun Ray greatly enjoys ICG cream and swung musIc l-le hopes some day ta enter the florlst buslness WILLIAM THOMAS Jr I Iam frIends enjoys bIcycle rrd Ing l-lIsmaInInterestscIre sports especIally football and basketball After ool IS over B ll s medlate plans are to jam the Navy Later he GDXIOUS to have hIs own store EARLE TERRY Noted for hIs smooth dancrng Zeke thrlves an baseball and automo bales lf there IS anythIng left when he IS one tIn errng wlth a r Zeke lrkes to drIve It l-lIs future plans Include erther the Army or Penn State CONSTANCE TRIPLER Connle fInds pleasure In collectlng the pIctures of movIe stars Her maIn Interests ae musIc art work and travelIn he ments Connle IS e SIYOUS of becamIng a typlst after she graduates GABRIEL VALENTINO Gabe who halls from the Vocatlonal Machrne Shop claIms that there IS only one thmg whlch he prefers to hIs work that IS brunettes' Gabe hopes that In the future he wrll be able to become a blue jacket In the Navy CAROL WEBB Although WebbIe s hob by IS beIng lazy she IS very much Interested In tennrs and wlnter sports Web ble defInItely hates can ned peaches but lIkes the mavIes We bIe tends to enter Colby Jun Ior College In the fall W E S T C H Forty HANNAH WALLEIGH Hannah s weakness IS col lectIng jewelry of all klnds AttendIng the mov Ies and gorng to dances occupy her spare tlme Sometlme In the future she hopes to become an ex pert beautlclan Oddly enough she does not lIke pumpkin ple ARTHUR WEBSTER JR Webble s foremost hob by IS collectlng arrow heads but he llkes base ball and fox huntIng too lf he doesnt enter the Army after graduatlon he Intends to work ID a de fense plant or to become a farmer Good luck Webble E S T E R S E N I O R S dy I' on Id .lk I ' Bode' W'II' , -HBlllH. to ,his j I ' . 4 I , V . V. Al . . , ' g, S sch U ' , i ' lim- has an aversion forargu- I . Q is ' A ' '- '. lb'4 in- ' 'Al- JEAN LEE WELCH Jean s hobbres and Inter ests are marnly musucal She lrkes Kentucky also Not only co1 she tell you about the Blue Grass state but she wall even rf you don t ask her Next year Jean plans to study at the Unlversrty of Ken tucky DOROTHY E WILLARD Dottles teachers wall vouch for her scholastic abllltles her friends wall testify as to her athletlc prowess Fond of both vanrlla cokes and popular songs Dottle plans to enter tralmng to be a nurse We are confrdnet of her success CLAR WICKERSHAM Wlck enjoy construct mg model alrplanes and IS Interested In funeral dl rectlng and clerucal work Although has near future has been planned by hrs Uncle Sam after the dur atron he would luke to become a manager of a store PHYLLIS WILLIAMS Phyl s hobbies are col lectlng plctures and writ mg letters She lrkes to dance and In her spare time can be found lrstenrng to musrc which IS one of her favorlte pastimes She wants to be successful In whatever she undertakes ELEANOR WILSON Nor rs known as one of the quieter members of the cass e s fond reading and of walkxng I-ler favorite sport rs swim mrng After graduation she plans to become a secretary I-ler ambition rs eventually to get mar rue RUTH J WINTERSTEIN Jolly fun lovrng Ruthre thinks her greatest hablt rs talkmg I-ler favorite say Ing IS I thought I d ave kittens Next year Ruth e hopes to enter Penn State There she rntends to major ID English ROBERT WINDISCH Robert a member of our football team rs better known as Windy and IS noted among his friends has wrt He res al sport l-le also e votes some of has time to the opposite sex lf he rs not drafted he wants to be an admrral HOWARD S WOOD Bud has hugh hopes of enterrngGurlford College but he rather expects that hrs local draft board will alter these plans I-I aspures someday to become a frrst rate radro announc Bud IS much unter ested IN all othletlcs H I G H S C H O O L Forty one O F I 9 4 3 ' I l I ilsh I -of ' ' ' ' l for ' y rt ' . 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' A . . 111. .H h ' . . .-rn v,. ll - . . e Z , . h er' .T .. , l . i S E N I O R S ROBERT ASHBY You can usually fund Ash T Ford lncldentally h s ambltlon IS to own a model Al B9SIdeS glrls Ash IS Interested In horses and hopes to joln the cavalry Ash hates to work but then who doesn t7 HENRIETTA FLERX Flerxles came to our school from Chadds Ford In 1941 l-ler mann sources of dtverslon are collectlng stamps swrmmlng and horseback rldlng lf she doesnt go to buslness college Flerxles would luke to joln the WA A C PEARL WOODWARD Pearl whose mlddle name lt s a kulle has quIte a number of Scrapbooks In connectlon wlth her hobby She greatly enjoys play Ing a game of baseball or volleyball ln the future Pearl hopes to be a halr dresser E JANE ZIMMERMAN Jane one of the twlns IS also known as ZImmIe One of her Interests sports especlally hockey Her hobby IS keeplng a scrap book of school e vents Jane plans elther to go to Drexel Buslness School or WC S TC CHARLES CATTELL Charles IS a QUIGL fellow pendable To do some thlng In avuatlon belng hIs ambltlon DIS plan for the future IS to try to get the Army AvIatIon Corps l-le says that hIs chlef hobby and past tlme IS hrs radlo BERNICE JOHNSON Bernlce spends most of her spare tIme elther In col lectlng photographs of famous movue stars or In drawung After gradua tIon Bernlce Intends to attend some school f beauty culture to prepare for her llfe work ELLEN ZIMMERMAN Zlmme the smaller of urld ntrcal twrns very much Interested rn sports especlally hockey Chocolate IS her fOVOVIK9 ce cream Zlmmle plans to enter the held of nursung after graduatlng from W C H S LOIS ZUG l.oIe IS known by her rends to be a jo talkatlve glrl She llkes hnklng and enjoys col lectlng Chrlstmas cards l-ler pet aver Ion IS Eng s Lone hopes to a p on In future at Girard Trust Company FRED CROSSON Fred Crosson that lad Frltz gets much joyment from muslc pecnolly from popular tunes As for the future pans Frrtz tells us ot to worry because he Army wIll take aulte good care of hum RICHARD LLOYD Duck halls from Concord Townshlp l-le IS known throughout the school for has humorous saylngs Gift ed with SCIGDIIFIC ablllty Duck hopes to be an englneer At present has plans for the future are undetermlned W E S T C H E S T E R Forty two 4 xl ll . rl' 4 I4 I A. .'l , . . I5 r , the z , IS . f I lly, A is A 4 . I - ' . 5' A . . ' li h. ' ' find ositi ' the I . 4 I I trnkerlng around DIS model very resourceful and de- around school known as t . . . I ' - 4 I en- . 4 -t .. ,I I, , A ,A l - , 4 ' es- . , , U H . . 1 in . . I i .. , .. n I I 4 I . . t I .4 V. I 4 . I Q . h . .. ,. I D ll . ix I O A . T 4 f . , Alma Mater W SAM BARBER Maestoso tCh h d f :te F T 44 pl ag T h W h lh d t ht rf fb llh h E? Whig! 45 L-Pi'-:VPJ1-.L,gJJl 1352, 011.41 gh: 1926 by S 3 a 0 F 1 9 4 3 on-ds andM ' by . ,'26 ,LHLJ-1LJ.s.V,ELL4LJJr+-1:1 1.Wes ester Hig , to thee our Al-ma. Ma.-ter, Prnis-es we sing, and 2. So maywe strive, that whenLife'sdawn is past, Min -ful 0 thee, and iiiE24Eii 556 'll 2 3 'J' 3 ' rHQw1fL,saf r r af- Ja-V JMU I f.,v'f?IiQl'EXeS1e' T512 LeZ'S'l'F3f.,hk1fZ F22 f3L1fl'StifZ..h1l'lt'.PZ.fQ', J ' ' 1 J J J V , W - Basiimaijzto . I F ! 4 J 4 fi i. f,'g'Jgfg-V-l1.4VsHg.1JlA.J'I Kfiflfhfge 5:16 ZZIXS' ffl 8353 1'.,-1'Q?'C,f, 'SZZQZQI Sing f an 'f mg un ' . 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Q E I I i is i 4 F F1 i ii UF si J -J, J -3 , fc J ' SJ Q H h 1- B to our col-ors bright, Wes es-ter Hig ,- The Gar-ne an e 'e , if ha I W A E4 if H I G H S C H O O L Fort h Forty four At the End of Uur H rgh School Days RRIVED novv at the successful completuon of three years of sensor hrgh school let us revrevv brrefly our achreverrents vvhuch have been of immeasurable value an preparing us to be actuve votrng crtrzens of th Unrted States lhrs preparation has been fourfold admrnustratrve physrcal, cultural, and scholastrc Admrnlstratlve ln these days of stress vve realize more than ever before the pruvulege as well as the neces slty of our partrcrpatxon In local state and national government Qffrce holdung durung our school days has been the frrst step IU preparing us properly to full these oHuces ln our sophomore year our officers were Press dent Duane Jamison Vrce President Jaclc Lumrs, Secretary Betty Crnsman, and Treasurer Bull l-larnes ln our junior year Presrdent, Melvin Nelms, Vice Presrdent Ruth Wrntersteun Secretary Jean Flounders and Treasurer Dare Moore ln our senuor year Presrdent Bob Maclver Vuce president Jean Flounders Secretary Ruth Winter stern and Treasurer Melvin Nelms Physical Since physical fitness IS an Important factor ID leading a vvholesome profitable life as vvell as In comung to the and of our natron In thus present emergency we have endeavored vvhrle rn hrgh school to develop strong sound bodles Some of us have vvon outstanding honor along thus lrne ln thus group are Darts Ann l-leum Ellen Zummer man Dorothea Bortsalas Bob Wsndlsch Brll Krrmmell, Bob Maclver Melvrn Nelms l-larold Drvune lsaac Grant, and Medford l-lllton Cultural At the same time that vve have been rounding out our hrgh school careers by engagung un lrterary dramatrc and musical actrvutres we have been perfectrng our characters and bettering our abnlutles to cope vvrth the problems which wall arrse from the vvar ln the dramatic field such people as Duane Jamrson Peggy Grlbert, Jean Welsh Nancy Bowers, and Earl Terry and IH the musical held such people as lsabelle l-loslcrns Doris Ann l-leum Walter Kester Sally l-lutchrson, Phoebe Sheffreld lfddne Jarrett, Ben Davis and Charles Phrllrps clearly rllustrate the asset of cooperatnon vvhrch as gauned by these actuvrtres Scholastic ln the statnons un llfe vvhrch regulre thml4 eng ablllty, vvrltlng ability and spealang ablllty vve fele I 1 r . . . . .. Q V .. .I . . I . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . I . A . - I 1 1 1 1 . . , j ' 1 1 1 ' i 1 ' 1 1 - I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 that our class vvnll be well represented for the lollovvrng have won outstandrng recognrtron an these helds on the Honor Roll Peggy Gilbert Evangelune Guss Elaine Kemery Walter Kester Ruth Wnntersteun and Mary DlMarco ID the essays Margaret Ann K llrler Ruth Contest Dare Moore, ID the Gnrls Spealclng Contest .lean Lee Welch, as Commencement l-lonor Spealcers Evangelane Guss, Walter Kester Margaret Ann Kulleler Jaclc Lumus, Dare Moore and Ruth Wuntersteun, wrth Peggy Gilbert and Elaine Kemery as alternates Though perhaps not to the extent to which those whom vve have specnhcually mentroned here nevertheless, each and everyone of us has grovvn and developed an mnnd and ablllty throughout has hugh school llle What We have garned whale In school can never be talcen avvay from us EVANGELINE GLJSS Pl-IOEBE Sl-IEFFIELD ISABEL HOSKINS Forty hve . I . aww ' I V ' ' I V I I ' I I A . i W l 1 Winterstein, and Sally l-lutchisonf in the Boys, Speaking 7 I 1 ' l 1 V 1 I . . . . I Forty sux Class of 1944 41 7' OFFICERS Presldent Vuce President Secretary lroasu Or T7 GAIN the Class ol 44 IS advancjng a step toward the ultlmate goal ol gradua tnon We are ready novv to assume our roles as semors Qur junior year has been one of many events, connected not only wrth one of rlslng obstacles surprnses and changes lor all ol us but we have been de termmed to lace the Future unalrald shoulderlng our responslblljtles and carrynng on the way of lrle for which our boys all over the world are novv lIQl'1fIDQ Ours IS the taslc ol preserving on the home lront those prlnclples that men down through the ages have fought and dled lor lre dom ol liberty and the pursuut ol happlness l-lere at school an spite ol many changes our usual regjme has contjnued We have been able to conduct a broad atnletnc program ID whlch the junuors have played a major part Qur class has also been well represented In the artjstlc held by such students as Frances Wilson Forrest Sturglll, Nlclc lrldemas Davjd Crossan, Jane Gray and Elmer plZZI ln the held ol drama the juniors are proud ol two members our school but with our country and the world as vvell. The year ol 1943 has been l l 1 A 1 I ' . . I . . . .. I . . i 9 I , 4 . I l I ' , . , . . , , I , . . I , I , .I . . . I VERNON BREWER JANE STAUS NANCY HIGH NlCHOl.AS TRIDFMAS Jane Staus and Philip Slcardon, who displayed unusual talent in the school play .lll:l1l10IIt'llft'. ln the Field ol music Ann Seaboldt did outstanding worl4 as accom- panist and Barbara Grafton, Alice Ann Garrett, and Annabelle Marlqley as members ol the chorus. Working together We have all tried to lteep the torch ol education, with all its benefits, burning brightly. And now as we stand at the threshhold ol our senior year, we can be thankful lor the trials and tribulations of the past which helped to build our characters, and we can loolc to the future with hope and determination and iaith. JANE STAUS BETTY TAYLOR MARGARITA MINICI-i SARA BCND Foty e i i Forty enght ,tx 'lt Class of 1945 OFFICERS Pre-sndent Vice Pre Secretary Treasurer llxlflf we the Class of 45 have farth not only ID the future but IH the present as guaranteelng that future we have trled to do our part with the school as a whole In aiding victory Naturally school life must change somewhat durung the example of our elders and to help wnth the war effort IU every way posslble so that future classes wvll continue to enjoy the opportunltues and prrvlleges, rlghtly thenrs of the Amerlcan way of lufe Joining any branch of the Service IS a long way off for most of us but we have done our part to help by obtaunlng the best education possible and by entering whole heartedly Into the life of the school Sophomores partlcrpated In all school actlvntres sports dramatrcs, music social affairs Some of our members outstandung IU sports were football l-larold Herlans, Lee Wentllng and Braclc Coleman basketball Charles Young hoclcey Fay Relfsnyder, Lunny Llnelnger, Gillian de Sabran Louise Colesworthy and Dorothy lellclcs Cmanager Although no actrve part was ' - sd .t .. .,.. I - I . . I . I wartime, and we sophomores, although young and inexperienced, wished to follow , . f I I ' I ' I ' 1 i 'W' f 3 V l f n E , , D- ' HENRY LUEDECKE 1 ew BEATRICE HICKS DOROTHY HICKS CHARLES YOUNG taken by sophomores nn the cast of 111017 1118118 behind the scenes there were several who contributed their talens ID maklng a success ol the play Betty Ann 'late Nancy Graham and Robert l-lurlbrunk Sophomores have bought War Stamps aided ID the scrap drives donated to the Red Cross and the soldners kits and performed many other duties asked of us We hope that we are doing our part not only to help rn school but to keep the vvord 1'l'8c'fl7l foremost ID our actrons deeds and thoughts NANCY GRAHAM GILLIAN DE SABRAN PAV REIFSNVDER l l Forty nnne A I l , I I , , 1 1 , . 1 1 . . 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 l ifty L. g Upper left Type Q letter please Upper right Future butlders of democracy Lower e A dab here o Mttte dub Here Lower right Preparing for Q Defense wb Upper left: 'Knut one, purl two. Upper right: Future droftsrnen of cz greater America Middle left: 'The eternal triangle Peg, l21cHord,olgebrc1. Middle: Carpenters In the making. Middle right: UVUSSD EIHSIQIDG Lower left: Herr-wr: for physical Frtness. Lower right: Theory before practice, W ARTICIPATING in Cooperative Council, playing in the band and the orchestra, working in the shop, malcing experiments in the laboratoryithese are merely representative of the many extra-curricular activities included in our school life at West Chester High School. By our participation in them, we gain pleasure, nevv friends, and a sense of cooperation. Some ol us acquire valuable experience by leading our class- mates, others ol us obtain the equally valuable experience of good teamvvorlc .4l if Fifty two Violinist ty i 1 X 1 Activities The Fnfly Four Garnet and Wlute Z Business Staff Jean Flounders Tom Foullc Tom l-larvey lean Knox Cylxan Cren tern Earl Scpplee Editorial Staff Evangeline Guss Richard Brown Margaret Ann K llefer Ruth Wrntersteun Il lr fr Start lwas endeavored to add a worthy tlurty erglwth volume to tlwose tlwat lwave already been publvslwed War time restrlctlons were only one more obstacle to be overcome before we could complete tlus record of lwlglw sclwool life durrng 194Q and 1943 Besides compiling a record of events, llze Gaim! and ll 11114 has also alslorded an opportunity For those of us who vvere Interested rn lrterary vvorlc to gain pratzcal experience . CMPOSED of ambitious and earnest students, 7716 flvl1l'llL'l'1IlIlf Editor In Clnret A SOCIOTE Eartors Literary Hart r A Sl tant A ttar A t Edrtor Asslsta rts Features lodltor Assistants THE STAFF Rgaay Gll sort Margarita Manuals Nangy Gralwarn lsabelle l-lo lans Betty Taylor Jane Staus Fay Rellsnya Duane Jarnlson fVlarcra l. yung ton Forrest Sturglll Sara l-lutclwlson Jeanne Knox Sara Bond Nancy Ryle Gillian cle Sabran QVANGLLINE GUSS MARGARET ANN KILLLHR RUTH WINTERSTHN RICHARD BROWN Rlwotograplner Jack Lurnls Asslstant Warn Menlrennett Sports Boys Bob Marlyer Bull Dean Gnrls Darts Ann l-lelnw Jane Zum Typist Business Stall lglalne Kernery Jean Flounaers Tlwomas Foullc Thomas Harvey Jean Knox Sylvan Qrensteln Earl Supplee . TTTX l' I N l s 's 5 ' ' ' , , Agtiyutue: Eartor Rlroelae Slwetliela s . I 3 I , sss wtg i ' ' ' ' I 'er r TV l A I A . , . T A r. . ' i ' S Frfty Tlve The Fifty sux It Ne wshawlc Business Staff Rl hard Brown Mary Brubaker Lourse Colesvvorthy Bull Prutzman LL Editorial Staff Margaret Ann Klllefer Robert Stirling Evangeline Guss Duane Jamrson Jane Zimmerman Sara Bond has reported not only the actlvltles of the students IH the classrooms on the football held, and In the club meetings but ID addutlon has endeavored to follow their patrlotnc actlvltles at home and on the battleheld ln preparation lor our future taslcs as cltlzens, our school publlcatlon has otlered an excellent opportunlty for students to express their opinions With the capable and of Miss Balcer faculty advrser for the paper, the stall has enjoyed and prohted from a year of amateur journalism OMPLETING its third year ol recording school news, the .vtwmlzawk of '43 Editor in Chief News Editor Feature Editor Exchange Editor Sports Editors Art Editor Reporters THE STAFF MARGARET ANN KILLEFER SARA BOND ROBERT STERLING EVANGELINE GUSS JANE ZIMMERMAN BILL DEAN DUANE JAMISCN Marjorie Cana Elaine Kemery Elizabeth Harry Jaclc Sabran Nancy Graham Catherine Dreisbach Doris Brosius Frances Wilson Peggy Meredith Evangelin Guss Forrest Sturgill Dorie Lou Klstler Nancy l-ligh Nancy l-lalely Jan Staus Ralph Smith and Gloria Gaither Mimeograph Manager JACK LUMlS General Business Manager Rlcl-IARD BROWN General Business Stahl Mary Brubaker Kathryn Havvlces Louise Colesvvorthy and Bill Rrutzrnan Typists Leslie Bennett Betty Detraz Virginia Fitch Grace Messina Eleanor l'-lovvard Elaine Kernery Miriam Lloyd Marie Portocales Virginia Swett William Thomas Fifty se ' f f l Styer, Louise Colesworthy, Bettie Phipps, Gillian cle . 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A I Flfty el ght Orchestra Llbrclrlan FAY REIFSNYDER Student Leader DORIS ANN HEIM ve stowed away our muslc and our Instruments wutlw tlme assurance that we have completed another successful year under tlwe able durectlon of Mr Scherrer Because of the present war condltlons the usual Dlstrlct and All State Qrclwestras at wluclw West Chester l1as always been represented were dlscontlnued for the duration However, we contributed our talents at tlwe annual play Mlgnonette , tlwe dedication of tlwe Servlce Flag the Clwrustm and the Commencement Exercises as Cantata ISABELLE HGSKINS 43 7 Il,f7E again lwa ' ' ' ' Band --.Y QWILLIAM HEED NICK TRIDEMAS Llbrorlons WALTFR KESTER Stu HIS yeor besrdes our playing ot the lootboll games ond the Armlstlce Doy servlces os usuol we toolc turns wrrh the other bonds of West Chester In gwrng the droltees o long to be remembered send off Alter the onnuol Thonlcsglvlng Day closslc we turned our ottentlon to the sprung concert Mr l-lonselmon broke several botons IU on ottempt to teoch us the correct vvoy to ploy such pieces os the 06Elflll8 lmeruana ID order thot the concert mught be os successful os olvvoys WALTER KESTEP, 43 dentLeoder .....,...,..... - 1 . I . I ,a -4- .s I ' A Fifty-nine Chorus Sl ty - Secretary ESTELLE SICOLI I-IIS year the actlvltles of the Senior Chorus have heen rather llmlted because of War conditions ln prevaous years we have had particlpants IH both District and State Chorus, hut this year we were unable to attend them Qur outstanding actlvnty was partlclpatlon un the dedication of the Service Flag at which time we sang several rnsplrlng and patriotic songs We also gave a Christmas Cantata petit Noel and we had our share ID the Commencement program ESTELLE SICOLI 43 I , 4. . H ' 1 1 . 1 'x lub Sock and Baskin C EARLE TERRY Presxdent Vrce Presrdert JANE STAUS Secretary PHOEBE SHEFFIELD SALLY I-lUTCl-HSON Treasurer slul year F1OflleI' SUCCGS IINCE agann the curtann has rung dovvn on a of the Sock and Buslcln Club Although a levv ol the school actlvltles were curtailed because ol shortages , vve, nevertheless, vvere able to present the tradrtlonal annual play For tvvo nights a very able cast delighted sts audiences Wrth Nllgnonette , a romantic drama ol the Qld South During the meetrngs lor the remaunder of the year, we were given an opportunity to express ourselves by dramattzlng scenes lrom lctures PHOEBE Sl-lEl:FllEl.D 43 current motion p I - I ..... , rr xr . . . . H . Y' . r I Snxtyeone Jane Stous os Rose Deordon Jean Weich os Lou Phnlup Sffordon o Jw n Hoi! dov Jane Stous os Mlgnonette Eor!e Terry os Jonathon Mnlls Mzgnonetfe 'X Snxty two He s gone to Fund my lrttle Mnnmette f , , W .A ' I -1 ' , S , 4 ' s ' 0 if , , V it . W 5 . 3, - ' K 'gk Q ? ' i Gulte cu Qnzoble I0 of thvnos For the unforfuno eb' MEM o 1861 Beouy o I9f1 'P .,. W Q 3124 if 'ww Yi' cdM' ,Q-' MIgnonette youoh H H x o oweyen decorations I li oo pcwe-ffm! sweet IJ' Swxty-three Suxty fo UF Lea' Cerc-les F rangais Sensor Club President V Jumor Club Dore Moore Preslde :ce President Fronces Str d Secretory nt Phoeb o e Vlce P Glorno Gcnth e Sheffield resldent Nancy Pyle er Secretory B HIS yeor I etty Taylor es Cercles F VOVICCIIS VV osed ol students stud n third yeor French sponso d we The the d re by Mu r yeor students wer ss Muller, the second yeor students by Miss Moore Vorlous copotvle ond ombatlous progrom commnttees plonned inter estrng meetings, leoturrng such things os musucol selectlons, cross Word puzzles, gomes, ond quizzes The gotherlngs were found to be not only qulte Interesting hut olso very educotlonol GLQRIA G 43 BETTY TAYLCR, 44 AITHER 6 I ' ere comp A second o d ' . ' , . I S. P. Q. R. Senior Consul EVANGELINE GUSS Junior Consuls WARN MENHENNETT RUTH POLLOCK LUCIUS BLOUNT FAY REIFSNYDER Sophomore Consuls l'lRQl,lGl-l our study ol Roman history, customs, and language, we have learned not only to appreciate the Romans, but also to trace our modern civilization back to them. ln the sophomore and junior meetings we discussed the contribution ol the Romans to our vocabulary and customs, held auizzes, gave plays, and did many other things related to Latin. The senior meetings dillered somewhat in that a complete pictorial discussion ol the Aeneid was given to supplement the class vvorlc, WARN MENHENNETT, '43 Sixty-Five Sixty sux Latin- or- urses Club Presrdent MAPJORIE QEED Secretary UNSAIL HE Latin for Nurses Club, a new club organrzed tlwls year, consists of senior and junior members lts purpose us to acquaint would be nurses Wltlw Latin prellxes and l.atln derivations ol medical terms Under the slcllllul leadership of Mass Jackson We have lmeld Ing meetings In Wlwlclw W many interest e have collected especnally In c muclw valuable information onnectlon vvrtlw Words derived from Latin prelrxes, suclw as ad pl, con, ante, contra, etc, and the study of muscles derlvatrons, and location tlnelr names LOUISE BGNSALL, 44 , Q ' ...............,.., V S U...,..........,.L0UlSEB , f Y Q . . . . . . I 1 - - YA ' 1 Cooperate ve Counczl DAR MOORE Sl-IEFFIELD Pres dent nt PHOEBE SARA BOND Secre G ry HERE were numerous ond yorred problem prrmdrrly creoted by the wor wrtlm Wluclw we bod to cope Plans were mode ond corrred out for o prom vorrous donces were held, cn War Stomp Drrve wos conducted Form letters obout sclwool octrvrtres were sent to Former students now rn tlwe ormed Forces, ond o seryrce Flog vvos purclwosed ond paid for by tlwe student bvdy All rn oll we lwove completed o busy but successful SARAH BQND 44 yeor 9 o ' V: ! , .........,...,..... L Vice-Preside ..... ..., . I ....,.. ..,.....,..,... 1 ' Al i . . , A D I Sixty-seven Pledge of Allegiance Slxty erght to West Cheyter H Lqh School E will never brtng disgrace to tltls our Scboal by any actol dnslwonesty or coyvardrce We Wall torelalsa sred nsotlnesc botlw alone and wrtlw many we wll revere and obey tlwe clwools layys and do our best to znclte a lrl4e respect and reverence rn tlrose vylwo are prone to annul or set tlwem at nauglwt we Wrll struye unceasungly to aurcl4en tbe tudents sense of clvlc duty llwus ln all tlwese yxays yye Wrll transmut tlns scbool not less but greater better and more beautllul tlwat st was transmltted to us Adapted from the Qatlw ol Allegiance talcen by tlte yvung rnen ol Atbensl ligb l th 'de nd ac' tlwi g. l bool C 1 . K llefer J Gr lefh Senior Honor Speakers F Guss W Kester M A 1 ' D. Moore, R. Wrnterstern, alternates P Grlbe-rt E Kemery l Award 3 yrs. P. Grlloertf E. Guss E Kemery W B Grafton 84 R. Sterling Cabsentb. G. Glenner, W UDP Lumrs Upper right Honor Rol Kesrer R Wrnre stem Lower left Honor Roll Aw d 9 yr N Hugh ht Honor Roll Award 1 yr M Allston Cabsentb edeclce l. Wentlrng Lower ng Hayes H Lu Sixty-nlne eyenty wr' Upper left Boys SDGOLIDQ Conret 1 tor zo ll Moo e Q d D e W Hc Cl and E Rettevv other V Brewer W Ha na P Slarclon Uppernght Jun Essay Honor Wstpr ze M Allf n ala ent Orvlp IIC J Staus How Men S Bond B G Jfton J Gray W H N Hugh P Mer dxth A Seaboldr B T Mnddle left Honor Tuck Mod I ed gnonett rs Speaking Contest E D rrrcl A A Garrett P G lb r N Graham E Guss E Kern ry M Lyna tow M Mn h P Swell: Id J Staus M Strickland B 'laylo J Welch G Pal OI notcomoetnab Lower e Soph Essay Honor 1 prze G 'law de Suoran Qnd orwe Nancy Graham Hon Men G Glenne A Ko nel J Meredith l Murray M ONelll J A Pett W B A lae C Young Lowernght Honor Usher for Mugnonette ll A 91' y , L , X Y , J N 1, : ' , 3 .s A f f vw nz , .. Xe , f 5, , - , . n ny, . . ' : . s i , . .s,of.s,5,L- r f, one , l. ., H, , . r , , , , ayes, W. He , . , . e I, . , . aylor. ' : ' et Sellers for Mi e . 'derighlz Gil' ' . u ' , . . G , ,'x1,er, . , . , . 9 , . 4 i ns , . I lil . N 'e , I ' I - l I . , . , , , . ,X . , I S . l fi: . ' 5 St I , fr' l , f X . V fl , . , . . e V . . s , , . . : S .. . rj E l-lowcard Upper left Typmg Awd ond Cer B Derr z V Fntclw Cobserw E Karr E K mery M Lloyd CJ Me mo M Portocolo W lomo Upper right Dromotlc Aw ds Q l Bower l? Brown P Gully rt l Lumrs R Moclver E Terry J Welch A Helm l Hoskins S l-lutclnsorw W Kes r ery Urol J Mules d prrze S Center Music Lower left Spellmg Clroww Srlyer or Essoy l-lowos 1 prrze M A N L Bower R Brown D Doly P I W ntert rw Lower right Sem l-l Hrson l-lon M n mery P Slmellueld P Jam D1 E Ke l fi : ' 3. r. , ' , , , , , . , . e , . , . 35 , . s, . lr 3. ' : ' ' . ' ,. 5, , , , ' e , , , . , , , . , : Aw'ds. D. . ' , . ,, . ' , . te. : r , 2. Clip, E. Kem f , 4 . ' : , r r st ' , . . Kullefer, Qn , , ut: , . e ,, . s, , , , , . G lbert, D. . 3 ,, . r , . . , .. s 3 2 r . -.., Y. SGVGVIIY- O09 GW, more than ever before, we require strong, healthy bodies as well as educated minds. It is largely through our athletics that we achieve this goal and at the some time learn to value cooperation. JN Sports TX i fl FOOTBALL The Squad 1942 Coach GILBERT STFRNFR Assistant Coach HARRY CARROl L Co captains WARREN lEAR Manager MARTIN GREINER Seven SAM GUINTA Warren Lear Co captain Warren Lear was the Warrior s hard charging lullbaclr Whenever there was a yard or two to DIClC up Warren was Sam Gumta Sammy was our other co captain this year and a mighty valuable one he was AI though l-lam didn t do much ball totlng he was a walling and able blocker at all tlmes John Plergallrne Dutch dld a mighty hne yob In Coach Sterners baclcheld thus season H was a trnple threat man who was all over the held Dutch constantly lcept the enemy worried wnth his lCICl4InQ, passing, and running ability Herman Ray Beans Ray was one ol the most aggres slve men on the ball team l-le was always tryung to Improve and during the season he showed us all that he was the best passer on the team y four Muck Nelms Muclc better lcnown to the Fellows as Gunner drd an expert job at nght end and dlstlngulshed himself as the ace pass Bull Krlmmel Bg Bull a three year man dld a com mendable job at taclrle seemrngly to be In on every play Jack Monaghan Jaclc held down one of the guard posts and was noted For hls sensational bloclang and d9FGDSIV9 play Johnny Veser Ves , the varsity center was cheered lor hls wonderful OHQFISIVS and defensnve ploy and his never say die SDIVIL Vernon Sylvester Vernon better lcnown as Nellie , drd a great job at guard and was espec'ally lceen when out IH front leading the unter ference 'I' Il n ll - , . ' it ' ll, 5, I ' . 4 . I . . l . . ,ight there to do it- receiver on the Warrior eleven. - g 4 .. i , ,,I u l , - , I K I y, I . ' 1 . . . D e V I , .. . , . Ralph Bolcer Elisha Cloud Ralph better lcnown as ul-lair-Pieii, did a Elisha, better ltnown as Bin did a pro Fool proof job at taclcle and was one of the fessional job at lelt end by mowina main reasons why those big holes were open- down the opposition and by snaaaing Cd up in the line passes lor that all important yardcoe i' SCHEDULE West Chester 7 P. S. Dupont, . 7 West Chester O Phoenixville .... 7 West Chester '13 West Nottingham O West Chester 6 Downingtown O Wcst Chester 'IO Pottstown Q4 West Chester 6 Coatesville Q7 West Chester 14 Media, , , 6 West Chester O l-layerford , . . Q0 West Chester 7 Berwyn ..... . 7 Total Points .... .... 7 Q Total Points 98 Wonff3 Tied Lost--4 CROSS COUNTRY Harriers 1942 Coach RUSSELL W LJRICH Captain MEDFORD HILTON The West Chester l-llgh School Cross Country team turned In another brief but brilliant season under the slclllful coaching eye of Coach Urlch Their season beung cut because of the emergency condltlons the Garnet and of 3 vvnns out of 3 attempts Let by thenr veteran sensor and captain Medford l-lllton the long dlstance men somewhat outshone other sports teams con srderlng wins and losses Among the road men contrnbutvng to the successful season were Bull Worthington James Green Sam Burton Media Won Sprlngheld Won Championship of Class B Seventy sux i' . . I 4 1 . . . . . 1 Q White harriers may be proud of their record Waltz, Joe Smith, Lucius Blount, and Warren 'I' BASKETBALL Cooch RAYMOND DeHOFF Manager ROBERT HAYES West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester Toto Is DAVID cnossow SCHEDULE Radnor Alumni Pottstown Downungtown Coctesvn Ile Berwyn Phoenlxvnlle Pottstown Dowmngtown Kennett Square Cootesvllle Berwyn Phoen xvllle Totols 426 Won 3 Lost 11 Courtmen 1943 Seventy seven 'A' . ......... 18 ...,. ,..,........, Q 8 ' .,..'l7 ,...Q6 ' ,,.. 34 ' .....,... -..48 .,.,....QO ., .,,...Q5 'A ., ,. ...4O West Chester. .....,... 30 Kennett Square. ....35 , ,......,, 31 ' .. ..,. U95 . ......,., 3Q ....,..Q8 ' . .,,...... Q0 E' ....,, ...... 9 4 me BASEBALL . West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester Wes Cheste Totals Seventy erqht The Squad 1943 Coach RAYMOND Del-JOFF SCHEDULE DOWDIWGLOWW Westtown Kennett Square Pottstown Downlngtown Totals West Chest West Chester West Chester West Chester Totals W n Lost Open Kennett Square Pottstown Westtown Totals 'A' Manager. . . . . ,,.. MERVIN JOHNSON if West Chester ........ 7 Coatesville ...., 9 West Chester ..... Coatesville. . . HH.H,e ..3 .MH , .HUM.4 , MMML7 MH. .H TRACK Coach HAROLDI ZIMMERMAN Manager JACK LUMIS Chester County Relays Penn Relays West Chester West Chester Suburoan Chomolonshrps Drstrlct Meet West Chester State Champlonshlps SCHEDULE lst plac '71 1 uaurocm Mule Relay Haverford Downmgtown 5th p c Westtown 9 The Squad 1943 Seventy une ir ' ' ' .....,.Q7 West Chester ..,...... Coatesville .......... ' ,' .' ....,..........,.., l:einMet -- LETTER MEN Elghty Winners of the W 1941 1943 Baker Ralph Football 1941 1949 Brumgard Elwood Baseball 1949 Cloud Elisha Football 1949 Basketball 1949 1943 Coleman Brock Football 1949 Crossan Fred Basketball Mar 1949 Fullerton Charles Football 1941 1949 Track 1949 Guunta Peter Football 1949 Basketball 1949 1943 Track 1949 Gurnta Samuel Football 1941 1949 Greene James Cross Country 1949 Grelner Martin Football Mgr 1949 Baseball 1949 hlerklns l-larold Football 1949 l-lllton Medlord Cross Country 1949 Track 1949 Husbands Harvey Baseball1941 1949 Johnson Marvm Sw1mmnna1949 Krrmmell Wllllam Football 1941 1949 Track 1949 Lear Warren Football 1941 1949 lessng Parke Football 1949 Lumls Jack Swlmmlng1949 McClure Arthur Svvlmm'ng1949 Maclver Robert Football 1941 Ba ketbalI1943 Swnmmrng 1949 Baseball 1941 1949 Meckley Norman Track 1949 Meyers Edwln Football 1941 Monaghan Jack Fowtball 1949 Baseball 1949 Moore Dare SwlmmlnQ1949 Nelms Melvin Football 1949 Basketball 1949 1943 Plergalllne John Football1949 Basketball 1949 Baseball 1949 Roberts Walter Track1941 1949 Satterthwalt Richard Football 1949 Sheller Stephen Swlmmrng 1949 Steen l-larry Track 1941 1949 Stratton Wlllram Cross Country 1941 Sylvester Vernon Football 1941 1949 Terry Earle Football Trarner1949 Basketball 1943 Veser John Football 1941 1949 Waltz Samuel Cross Country 1949 Webster Arthur Basketball 1941 1949 Wentllng Lee Football 1949 Wlndusch Robert Football 1941 Wood l-loward Football 1941 ,,,,,,.wf.,, N. . Y.- . .E .4 v , z , , . , : , s , I i I . . f I , I ' I , X I , , , , Q 'Z , i . , ,: - . .f ' . , : ,. . , 1 ' ' , 1 I r f I T 1 1 f r . I I I -I . , If Z I I , . . , f f , , F I . Cwrant, lsaac: Track 1941, 1949. Rodeback, George: Basketball 1943. , I , ', ' 3 , A , ': . - , 1 ' ' , I - , : , . I 3 A , 'A I . f 5 ' , I , . , I I z . f l ' f ' . , l . F F Tl ' 1 ' ' 1 4 - 1 1 , 1 . I , : , . Fl -T l I T f I . . I , b . V v . V . I Z I , . Q P . I A n , , . . CHEERLEADERS R-A-Y, Cheerleaders! basltetball games this year. lhey are also to be complimented lor the successful Our ten vivacious cheerleaders, all football dance which they sponsored on seniors, very laithlully led the spectators December 4, 1949. in cheers at all the football games and DQRQTHEA J. BQRTSALAS 'A' ir 'A' ir Dorothea J. Bortsalas Cl-leadl Nancy Lee Bowers Ellen Zimmerman Eloise l-lorth Bette Crlsman Janis King Jane Zimmerman Jean Flounders une Miles Marion Pennell E ghty o HOCKEY The Squad 1942 Cao was MERCEA M SNOW ANNE WI-IITCRAFT Caotum ELLEN ZIMMFRMAN Managers Harriet Hicks Vrrglnla Del-laven Nancy Hugh Dorothy Hicks Suzanne Cleaver i' Znmmue who was noted for her speed and stuck work captalned the Snowballs Franny started off each of the games wrth a bully and then tallred a large number of our goals June was nn there Frghtrng each game her wut added to the morale of the team Belly IS an expert at dribbling the ball from one end ofthe held to the other Rach a regular starte for ourteam prevented her opponent from peedrng down the held Flghty two Peg who could handle o hockey stuck well was one of the outstandlng defensive players posrtlon by feedrng the ball to the forward llne Zim played a wing posntnon and drrbbled the ball down the held to help the team score Phe who played rrght half back deserved a posltlon on the Frrst team Phipps kept our opponents scores down and drd a very credltable job as goalue Tubby played good delensrve hockey rn each game ll F I ID, ll lU, I H A D. A. , the hard-hitting fullback, fulfilled her I V .. .., - A I Taylor proved her ability by making 3 goals Shirley was noted for her ability to hit hard. in the Downingtown game last season. Bondie , a regular forward line player, ac- counted lor several of our goals. Jo-Ann helped to keep our opponents from approaching their goal. SCHEDULE West Chester.. . .... . . . fl West Chester. ,... .3 West Chester H3 West Chester ..O West Chester . . .Q West Chester . .5 West Chester W4 Alumnae .... Wil. Friends School.. Alumnae .... Medio ....,. Phoenixville.. Dovvningtovvn Alumnae .... Highlights of1949 BASKETBALL Elghty four Ma nager Garnet Doris Ann l-lelm fcaptf Grace Nlessuna Betty Cherry Frances Wilson Eay Rellsnyder Peggy Gilbert Shirley Platt Jane Gray Joanne Kellar Christine Bennett Coach MFPCEA M SNOW Honor Team Captains DORIS ANN l-lElM DQPOTHEA BODTSNLAS HARRIET HICKS HONOR TEAMS White Dorothea Bortsalas Ellen Zimmerman l-lazel Spruggs pat Marvel Evelyn l-lencl4 Marian pennell .lane Zlmmerman Betty Taylor Maryruth Gibbons Peggy l-loopes CCUFN D GAMES West Chester Downnngtown 'lst team 'I t team Qnd team 30 Qnd team Winner of lnterteam lourwament Sprlqg Team ir Garnet ..........,,..,... Q4 White ....,....,.......,. 36 s ...'IO .. ., . 4 ,.'l3 VOLLEYBALL Coach MERCEA M SNOW lBETTE PHIPPS M nogers HBSTHER FALINE 'JEAN ANN RETTEW HONOR TEAMS J Kung l-l l-liclcs C Webb P Gilbert D A l-lenm V Fitch M Pennell P Shelheld F Strode G Messina S Bond J Gray B Cherry l: Wilson P Marvel M Pepper C Adderley S Westwood B Taylor S Platt E Zimmerman P l-loopes R A Martin N Bruno Rellsnyder Waltz Wallergh l-lrclrs Llnelnger Colesworthy l-lorth Anderson M Messina J -lovvner A Mccool 'A' Xll XI X . A . F. ' . ' . J, . . E. ' . ' . ' B. ' , . L, . ' . B. ,P ' England i r v ....,.........,..,..,...,... - nb - l-l Gordy M Cuthbertson J Knox L Pleasants GAMES PLAYED Sen o ersus Sophomore Q7 9 CXII wo Senior vers s J n o 'IO 7 Xll wonj J n or vers s Sophomore 17 9 Ofl wonl l Eighty hve ATHLETIC I-IONOR AWARDS GOLD MEDAL obo fl CII I T94 I 'I IT B ke-IDQI 94' SILVER W I9 CI I L L SIJ V I9 I I c C O I I IQ-4I IQ4 IQIN If CIDCI Q49 I I9 I I 100 PT LETTER Grade XII I INIOVIOVI DerII'IeII II UGLG SIICIIIQI FVOVIC99 Stro G III IQI I IIS Arm I-IGIVT' 3m C, 7ITI QIII I rc IIII Grade XI X C IIII ex Q I I HQZQI XDVIOUS 6 V Toxlor Grade X I Q J L I' 1 I.fI E0 CQ M1941 Rus ,IIIQI ICU bVdII'I'TIII L IQLIQ IIIIXOIKIIII IWII I I a:.I' Iws LCZDIITZ IICVICIIIKIII ITM I PI II.. I IIIII L: FQQIQQII 'I, 945 IIQI IL If-PLIQ :III KI ,i ,IQ gwI'1II Q IVCVIQ IQ43 II4 IgII,I OS I I 'I Q Bos If II I'-JMS 'I' 'I' 1' II XAIIII IIVII' III ILO IIMI 49, IWII fXII'IIIIv IV-ff? I 943 IIIISIICIIIJII GMI, IQLIL, V4.3 VI'IIOYIIc1II I'9fII IIPIII I PI QIII ,VIH I-QI :I IiIC'VIfGI T Q, 'IQ43 AMI' If IV549 7743 Ifcw-t ,I 7 ,, 943 VQIICIIIKJII IQfII 42 i' i' i - . KKWIU If3I'IQc1IIc'Ii2I1IQ1F AIA III, 1,5 Eff gg CYTIIIJQII ffxfw: iI 'Cf . d EI CII ZIIIIIIICI QII CQII II I LN :Inga I A' VT IQIIIGIGV De ' If IIIIIQD Jon H L III' ICII CQ It I, IIIQII. Lok: I Ioornes II 1 IQ Qs IIB. IISIIIII L1I,I IIII LIIII I IDI it IIXLIIII41 IN'II1IvL,I IG frm-. O up Q3 VI Iffwzr I3 YC I IES. IQQIIEIIY :er N addition to maintaining our everyday school and community morale vve have participated in the vvar effort through training in phy- sical Fitness classes and the Victory Corps, through serv- ing as aids in Civilian De- fense, and through vvilling cooperation in the use of less convenient and comfortable means of transportation and living. 93Qfamfm.9Fmdmm Features Nrnety Who J Whom and What J Wluch of 1953 HE Class of 43 was notable IH more ways than one ask any ol the teachers It IS however wIth an eye lor the future not the past that we have looked Into our crystal ball to see what wIll happen to the members of thus present graduatlng class If the luture becomes a but hazy at tImes don t blame the crystal ball and Its necessary lImItatIons those censors pop up everywhere dont they? Anyway the lollowrng may be some ol the celebrltles and the news Items of 1953 That emlnent photographlc physIcIst pronounced p zz Prof John T Lumrs alded or abetted as the case may be by hIs two colleaaues Walter Kester and Marcla Llvlngston, has bewrldered the scIentIFIc world by hrs startllng studres concernrng gremllns What lutrher startled the SCIGUUFIC wlzards Includlng lab technlclans Dons Rrrest and Dorothea Bortsolas was that thrs study revealed absolutely nothrng at all Reason? Everyone knows gremlrns can t be seen Durrng the week of September nrnth tothe slxteenth Mrss Jayne l-loopes dental hygrenrst for the publrc school system vIsIted the Krazy KIddIes Krndergarten whrch IS conducted by the Mlsses lsabelle l-losklns and Mar garet Lrnernger Frndrng a great deal ol work to be done on the trny tots teeth MISS l-loopes announced to the publlc that she wrll call ID for consultatlon local nurses ElOlS9 l-lorth Nancy Lee Bowers, Bessre Brown and Sylvla Cohen ln an excluslve IntervIew wrth Walter Scoop or Skrp Roberts who Incldentally IS reporter, edrtor publlsher etc another Qrson Welles? ol the West Chestnut Shell Mass l'loopes Further remark ed wuth dry humor that the growth of the chrldren s teeth has been retarded extensnvely by the method of dIscIplIne employed by the teachers whrch has resulted IH Western teeth wlde open spaces Secretarres l-lrlda Gordy Peggy Happersett Dorothea Ammann MarIe Portocalas Vlrgrnla Baker and Elalne Kemery are ravlng about the new Double or Nothlng number recently put on the market by the owner of the Sturdy Legs CChaIr Company ol course Robert Maclver 'lhs ID genuous chalr accommodates both the employer and the employee at the some trme It IS Interestrng to note that the vegetables used at the Ranch l-louse lheayter on Saturday nrght were supplled through the courtesy ol larmers MIlton Edwards Wrlmer Sager, and Rrchard Satterthwalt lncldentally, the objects ol thls vegetable barrage, whlch came from the last row ID the balcony, were Jean Lee Welch Earle Terry, and Peggy Grlbert who were storrrng In that romantlc epIc ol Kentucky, l-lrllbllly Love Among the notables attendlng the Weak Schoolmen s ConventIon were teachers Lauretta Prerce of the French Department at Swellsley and Mary Lou Johnson ol the Mathematlcs Department at Varvard Doris Ann l-lelm famous woman basketball coach, addressed other physlcal educatlon Instructors on the subject of Howto Play Basketball wrthout the Basket or the i , O ' I . , I I I , . . . 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I D I . - a MICR Nelms and Wayne Glasco other gym teachers were also present Dr Ruth J Wlnterstern revealed to the convention certain lnterest Ing facts about her discovery of the double compound gerundlve partrclple otherwise lcnown as the what have you part of speech Mlss Jeanne Knox her learned asslstant commented further on the subject that was censored lhe convention which developed Into a class reunion was appropriately closed by a very tender rendltlon of that old favorite school song The Mater Rater and Qthers Qulntuplets we believe whlch was hauntingly played by Muss Sally l-lutchlson on her oboe Refreshm nts conslstrng of the vxtamln A l Q 3 4 5 tablets recently perfected by veterl narlan Earl Suppleel were then served by Muss l-larrlet l-lrclcs of the l-lome Economics Department Busuness man Rnchard Brown chemncal engineer Donald Blachly journallst Rosanne Edmonds and housewrfe Catherine Rlsslnger were among those approached by salesman Allan Darlington on the subject of promoting a new advertazlng agency In that thrlvlng little town of West ylvanla Actlng on behalf of hrs cl1entlhomasFoull4 famous funeral director and dlsclple of Raymond the l'lost of lnner Sanctum fame salesman Darling ton stated the alms of the agency under the title of We Arm to please or supenor comforts of the cofflns and fme funerals offered by the l7oull4 Funeral l-lome Among those who have already been hired by the agency being organized were Duane Jamison famous artist who wall do the advertise ments l-larvey Husbands a carpenter and Ann l-loffman a hairdresser Edward Jarrett that rugged forest ranger wnll also be hired to pose for publncuty purposes Editor s Note At thus tnme the outloolc for the agency lool4s rather morbid Rosanne Edmonds the Walter Wlnchelless of radio instigated a rlot the other evening Qn her program she reported that Jean lflounders and Donald Grubb had finally brolcen up anything for newsl Radio technlcrans Warn Menhennett and Sam Chrustle told the police that at that polnt ol the program, the door to the studlo was thrown open and a shot was fnred at the studio audience Cthat poor man was really frightened The mystery of who fured the shot and flooded the studio those water pistols have more darn water In them' IS stlll unsolved l-lowever, lVllss Jeanne Booth authority on home economics and composer of that little dltty l Love Krispy Krunchy Kracldy Krumbs or Why Eat Qur Bread When You Can Starve has fully recovered from her fainting spell which she suffered on that even ng Ch there goes the crystal ball' lts completely darlc now lt wrll reveal nothing else to us Thus means one of two things either the future loolcs blaclc for us or somebody put a penny In the fuse box Anyway loolc out everybody here comes the Class of 43 l l l MARGARET ANN KILLEFER 43 RICHARD BROWN 43 RUTH WINTERSTEIN 43 Nunety one B ll. ' - , , , ' , ' C f 4' l I 'I C I l I D! f ' F I I -,f f I f Q .- A A C D! I ' Killf' This agency will endeavor to point out the pleasures of death or the , AD A .D ' ' . ' I Nvnety two I Upper left l-l ow about Saturday two weeks then? Upper rrglwt Catch ng up on he lotest news and gossip Lower left pOlISl1IF1QCOflDfl19 Apple' Lower flghl Debonolr Bfll caught In Q pensive mood I South End Sirens Mstagge-r home from my. F U' rlefh The 'Q ' ,her one, Tarn PPE Upper right: Tell us ana' Lower left: Daily appearance onthe senior steps, Lower right: Nice day for a,wall4,'el1,lboys'? 4 4 L'W-fag school. Ninety-three Nnnety tour Dear Diary, ep! ept ept ept Oct c Oct Oct ct Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov ec ec Dec For a change we got up at 7 30 Reason? We just couldnt vvalt to walk up the Senior steps lhat hrst vvhole vveek really got us dovvn For a pxckup Crns Nan Russ and Vlr tried cokes at l-loppy s Seemed to vvork too The walls ol the audutorlum drd thelr annual shakrng as the band blared out and the students yelled at the Rep Meeting We are all out cheering madly lor Dutch Plergallrne Mrckey Nelms Leak Lear Buzz Cloud Krlmmel the Gulnta cousuns and the rest ol the West Chester 11 Coach Sterner was gorng around vvtth has pipe In his mouth and his hat dovvn over his eyes We had lost to Rhoenrxvalle the prevnous Saturday Dare Moore allas Moe vvas nnducted as president ol Councll The Warrnors put an end to Coach Sterner s blues when they beat West Nottingham It rained The vvzres buzzed betvveen Dovvnlngtovvn and West Chester Result game called all spur the team on to vrctory vvlth Dovvnlngtovvn We cut a little rug at the hrst Country Club formal Report cards Red vvhute and blu are patrlotnc but IlOIf1t so hot on reports The hockey squad under Captain Zlmmle made up lor the Emft that the football team had lost to Rhoenrxvllle a levv weeks e ore lhe saying lm a FATHER certainly became popular around school Last dress rehearsal Sound ellects Brovvny vv s IU an uproar because the thunder didnt go vvlth the lughtnrng or vuce versa 21 The Sock and Buskrn Club presented anoth r hut Alter the curtain closed we all breathed a srgh ol rellel that glass lamp had survived all vvlthout being broken The cast had cakes at Jacks We become chronic nervous cases Why? We tled vvlth Bervvynl l e enaor rings came l l l ll Everyone had everyone else s rung The cheerleaders sponsored a uve sessuon IU the gym . S . 8 I g 1 . l. ' ' S . 18 H H H H I . I' 'fl S . 23d 4 ' ' ' 1 , S . 26 It U M H Q H ' ' uf' ' I H I 5- I . 1 ..... g t O t. 7e , ' 'Q ' A 3 . 10W ' I ' . 17 ' ' A Oct. 20 School was excused -early so that vve West Chesterites could O . 24cm ' ' . . 30 N . , ' , Q ' 4 , ' ' . Sii I ' ll - - .ll . . 13 ' , H, ' . 19' , I x I .Q .Q . 20- ' e ', . 21e ' Q , V I A ' . 26W ' . . . ' ' D . Qtr h S ' ' ,.,.. D . 3M ' ' . . 4e ' ' , CC Ch OH an 6 6 8 e March March March March 17 March 22 March 31 Apr: May May May May une une une Maan thought In all our mnnds l kun SLEEP tomorrow Let m see your yaccmatlon Robert McKinley the man from the Dairy Councwl showed t s all howto hold a fork and what a balanced duet ns The hockey gals showed thenr power once more lhey eatl grabbed a man and dragged hum to their dance Jack took hls photography seriously l-le spent an hour an the old gym taking pictures ol the gals time wasted cause lrwt s didn t turn out Cooperatnon certannly worked with Downnngtown The basketball team dfuod ltagatnl We wan fnurs cond 1 wzth Kennett 28 Vacatuonlll Ratuonlng has Its adyantages at tlmes The students wore a more sober look It seemed that red mar were the only things not ratloned The annual endurance test meannng essays of course By 11 45 the students needed another yacatlon reels at the Farmers Dance he Deep Rnyer Singers had us slngnng Short nun Bread all GY The Spellnng Contest showed us how much we d dn t know abo tt Webster Kemery and Mules are champeens The gals showed their speed IH a basketball game wwth Down lngtoyvn Between yorce cracklngs and knee shaklngs the bays ela ut l An epidemic ol sprlng lever hut the school We walked but we got to the prom The gals took theur turn at elocutlng A yrolent argum nt tnreatened the school Who w better sp akers boys or gurls? We began to teel worried Exams were just around the corner Aspurun sale was htgh The seniors were taking thewr exams The sensors got together tor a last tlung betore aradutu Commencement the end PEG GlI.BFRT 45 Ninety hye D . 18 ' ' ' 'A ' t J . 18 M ' ' ' J . 20 ' , ' Q , 1 J . 22 'H I . . n , - fl F b. 2 , ' ' ' , . . ,x V 5 , F b. 12 ' ' ' . F 16 1 H c W t. c. 3 . cami? F b. 23- ' ' ' ' ' A 1 E E , , Q ks 3 ' I V . March 5' We rolled up our sleeves and beat out a couple of Virginia SWT ' ' ' ' K' te ' ' U d . -I 7v7 - . . . , 1 , . 5 e ' ' , 61' ' e ' I . ere the 19-e ' 1 ' . J 3-W . . . E . . , V J 15f Q ' V tt' on J 17 . f 'VIQQQ 7 W X, Ab ' j 1 e r ff, AW '- NX X fi r f nr 5 f ei ' Igf Qfziil , 121. l 3 If , we A Oh H1016 moment! when our mrndf if LJ J H mught ludnder 7 muck Neimf The uron hand thai Qllldfll X Councrl Dare moore X is Lumuf loom! unto actson Ms. rr S - r Wffx mm f Eff x Icame Ifaw Iconouered f? 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' Q 5 XX - ll I 5 1 9 s 'Q Nnnety erght Legacy 7 lf the talented Class ol T943 being ot unauestronably sound and contrlvrng mrnd do hereby declare thus to be our last vvrll and testament We solemnly bequeath to the school as a vvhole our astounding co operation our lllustrlous patriotism our constant and serrous attentron to our studies, our undeniable enthusiasm, and all other qualities ol vvorth yet to be developed We bequeath to the Class ol 44 the drstrngurshed honor of srttrng rn the center section ol the audrtorrum lo you also vve bequeath the right to leave assemblies Frrst It vvrll be your supreme honor to bear the brunt ol the lunch lrne and legally to vvall4 out ol classes as M P s pardon us vve mean monitors To the coming seniors we also vvrll the prrvrlege or rs rt a necessity? ol retalces Last but not least vve bequeath the right to occupy the sensor steps en masse Some rndlvldual members ol the class vvlsh to leave a levv ol their talents Alter all who vvould vvrsh to carry such oddrtres through lute? Betty Crlsman s tongue vvagglng to Nancy Pyle Ashby s ralopy to anyone vvho has enough rubber bands to mal4e a ture Dons Ann l-lerm s musical abrlrty to Frances Ann Seaboldt Bob Nlaclver s complete blanlcness IU algebra to anyone vvho rs stupid enough to talce the course Jean Lee Welch s dramatrc abrlrty to Jane Staus As though she drdn t have rt already Rrchard Brovvns lmovvledge ol everyones business to Betty Taylor The tvvo Qurz Kids ol the class Guss and Kester leave their astounding lcnovvledge to Ruth Polloclc and Robert Sterlrng PS Not to be collected until alter examlnatrons The outstanding and combined athletrc abrllty ol the Class ol 43 to Pete Quanta The lurks l-lead Five consrstrng ol lVlaclver Blachly l.umrs l-larnes and Jarrett bequeath their surprising harmony 7 to those who are orltune enough to endure the mental strain Earle lerrys trrpprng the light lontastlc to l-lovvard Weaner Jacl4 l.umrs knowledge ot hgures, numbers and othervvlse to Bull Dean 'IQ The vocal abrlrty ol Phe Shetheld and Ed Jarrett to Margaret Mereduth and Hunter Hubbard IIX7 J J H .YC , 4 .D JJ 4 4 TP ,C 1 J JJ JD 1. ' - ' J Q. I' 4 I ' ' ' sJ Y ' ' -4 Jr J J 5 6. ' ' ' ' Q.. 4 r s tu ' 8 4 gJ g J J JJ J I J JJ 7U WO. ' ' J 11 h ' , A, I a ter Herrotorws patriotism to lwe Itrt o t of ten lnovs W o floesrw t lwa e It aww Lee Bower s lmah cz Ia mode to mvome flesururm :wma ICJ Q are IVI ora wma a I t 5 Iurr or ROSCIIIO Messma s smear cle la paint t0FrJr1ces Wil on Jamie s eIIerwesCer1t oersonalutv to Jane Gray O SCJIU BUITCI pea Grlbert s mime ability continually to say or tlo tlme vvrorwa tltlrwg at ost opportune times to E tlwer Follrl Ray lacldort S Italbrt OI sleeping IU lwtstory lass to arwyorwe vvlwo lwasn t already C quired tlwe talent tlms our last WIII and testament we lwe Class ol IQ43 set on lwamd an seal Il'IIS se emteentlw aav oI June I943 ROBERT lVIac:IVLI2 President of tlwe Class of I94J Wltnesses BILL HAINES SALLY I-ILIICI-IIQON JEANNE KIXIQX fb. X J I? WI l X IN ', ' t. 's Ll In I4 N ', -'Qs' a ,f x,' rr rlr, IIY ID 3 -wires tt 's l Lili v to Ijhlll u S C l 1, I6 ' ' I L' ,J ' 3 ' l S , If' H A I 'I ' ' , Q . I8 LKMGQQIQIN lflllelerls lcrwoCl4 for ruiclmamina everytlwirwg Irom A to Y IO x . L .I . I Y m 'rr ' S I 90, - , I ' v I Q , , d I V k rf! 1 ' I V ,ff l' f' i DIRECTORY OF ACTIVITIES The names ol students who have no actuvutues have been omutted KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS rc C Arc A ss reds C s sl Mgr s t u ul Comm A dt g C e B B e t Chee C I d Q CIIOF tu rust Can! Ch st C Com U h t op C p I CuossC o C s c a M on! s p F Footb II F C e ch CI b Hlsi C H sto yCI b Hack Ho key Ho Tuck Sell H tS n r ur I Km! C Aw d L b C L b u 1 M age Mon M o Pres ae det Orch t U e on! TY A d ry urs s y res e yb II War De C e C In LESLIE BENNETT JR BaseB 1 FootB 1 BasketB 1 Q DONALD BLACHLY Coop C 1 Q 3 Asst Cl Treas DramC 3 Sc C Q Mugnonette Com UsherQ Hu Y 1 Q DOROTHEA J BORTSALAS I-lock 1 BasketB 1 Q Vol B 1 am C 1 Q at C S eep Em Smulung Q Hon Cheerl Awd 3 e Cont 3 NANCY LEE BOWERS CeerI1Q3DramC1Q3 Stage Door 1 EverSunce Eve Q Keep EmSmuIung Q Mugnonette c Cheerl Awd 3 Tru Hu V1 Q 3 Dramatuc Awd 3 Hon Ment Essay3 KATHERINE BROOKS L C 1 Q BESSIE BROWN V B Q RICHARD BROWN C Dr m C 1 G 81 assoc ed 3 Ever Sunce Eve Q Newshawk 1 Q 3 Spell Con Q 3 Hon R Run Q Com UsherQ Essay Hon Ment Q 3 Dramattc Awd 3 BARBARA BRUBAKER Knut C Q Dram C 3 Make Up Comm Mugnonette 3 Chrust Cant 3 Hon Tuc SelIer3 ELWOOD JAMES BRUMGARD Base B 1 Vars Q WARREN BURTON ck1 Cross C 3 Fr Ban 1 Q 3 SAM CHRISTIE Aurcr C 1 SYLVIA COHEN DramCQErC3KnutCQ AsstLub 1 One hundred BETTY CRISMAN CSec1CoopCQ3LatC1 Dram Q 3 Knut C Q rc Dust Orch Q All tate Orch Q Mugnonette 3 Cheerl 3 Cont 3 DAVID DALY Asst CI Treas 3 Hon R Pun Q Essay Hon Ment Q 3 JOHN M DALY Track 1 Q ALLAN DARLINGTON Dram C 1 Sc C Q BENJAMIN STANLEY DAVIS C 1 Q Chor 1 Q 3 r Ever Sunce Eve Holy Extra 1 Mugnonette 3 Christ C nt 1 Q 3 DOROTHY DEAVER am C Q 3 Kn C Q Ho Ex ra 1 Keep m Smulung Q Spell Cont 3 Hon Tuc SelIer3 BETTY DETRAZ Knut C Q Typ Awd 1 3 Spell Cont 3 MARY DuMARCO op C 1 3 c Fr C Treas Q Hon 'I HAROLD DIVINE Bas etB 1 Vars Q 3 Mon 3 ROBERT DURBOROW Sc C Q ROSANNE EDMONDS D am C 3 Mugnonette Mon 3 Tru I-Iu Y 3 DEAN EDWARDS C 1 Er MILTON EDWARDS Coop C 3 JOYCE FAUST Tgola B 1 Knut C Q TruHuY BERARDI FECONDA Foot B 3 BaseB 1 Q VIRGINIA FITCH B 1 Q Typ Aw Spell Cont 3 JEAN FLOUNDERS c 1 Vol B 1 Tas1ClSecQCIVPres3 1QCeerI1 Q3 Kee m mulung Q Tru Hu e Cont 3 Cu 84W THOMASFOULK an 3 G W 3 1 GLORIA H GAITHER B 1 Q H ck 3 Lat Q Se 3 Sc Chor 3 Asst Acc 3 Newshawk Q 3 Hon R PunQ PEGGY GILBERT et B 1 Arch Q Coop C 3 DramC Q Lat C 1 Q 3 Sc C Q Stage Door Mu nonette 3 G 8f W Newshawk 1 Hon R P 1 Q 3 Tru Hu YQ 3 Hon Ment Essay 3 Dramatuc Awd 3 Alternate Hon Sp Commencement3 WAYNE GLASCO oss C 1 Tack 1 nr Mur BasketB 1 HILDA GORDY I-lock Q Ba et B V Q Tennus 1 ISAAC GRANT Track Vars Q 3 JUNE GREEN Dram C Q 3 MARTIN GREINER ot B Mgr 1 3 Base Q lntr Mur Basket B Q Coop C Q War Def C Q WILLIAM GRIEST ScCQA1rcrC1Q Ai I. .fAircraft Club, hp- rchery, A 'I. CI. T .fAssustant la s Treasurer, As ' . .-As is ant Manager, A d'. .Y u uun ommittee, Bus .- aseballf Bask I B.fBaske ball, rI.-- heer ea in f .4C orus: Ch' . .-Y ru mas antata, CI.--Class, . s .fCommencemen Usher, Co . .fCoo erative Councii .- Cr ss ountry,DiI.f'Dustri t,Dr m. C.-Dramatuc Club, D. W. .C .-Boy S eaking Contest, oolB.f a i r. .- Er n u 1 ' . .- u r u 1 .f c , n. ' . .f onorTicke elleril I.-M .ilntramurai ' . .-' Knitting CIub,LuI. ' .-Latin Award,L LC.-Latin Club, Lui. forN r. C.-Latinfor Nurses Club, ' . .- i ra Club, M9 .-- an fi .7 onut r, .fpr si n , .-Orches ra, Sp II. C . --Spellung Contest, p. w' .-Typing Award, V .-Var it ,V. P .H-Vic President, Vol. B.-Valle a . I. .-Warriors D fense lu . , . . , . , . , . . . , . .- , , . . , . . , . , . . C. 1, , , . , , O h. 'I, Q, 3, I . . , -S . . , , , 2 . V, 1, Q, af Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, ', speuul you. . , , . 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BETTY MCGOWAN Tennrs1 Vol B 1 BasketB 1 Q ock Q Coop C Q Ast Treas Q Trl H1 V1 Q 3 Dram C Q CHARLES MARSH Dram C 1 3 Mlgnonette 3 RACHEL ANN MARTIN H ck 1 Q Var 3 Basket B amC Bn 13Orch13TrlHlV1Q WARN MENHENNETT C Q at co 81 W 3 Hon I2 Pm Q GRACE MESSINA s et B 1 Q 3 Vol B BaseB1 Q Lib C 1 Typ Awd 3 Hon Tuck Sell 1 Q JUNEM MILES AstClTreas3LatC1Q3 am C 1 G A A c1ecQCheerl1Q3 1 Q 3 Winner Oral Spell Con 3 MATTIE MILLER La C 1 M DARE MOORE Wim T Vars 1 Q Trac Coop C Pres 3 Band 1 Q Chor 3 Mlgnonette 3 Keep m I Ing Q W NI C nt Spell Cont Q 3 Essay Cont Hon ent 1 I-ls V1 Q 3 1st Prlze W M Cont 3 Hon Sp om mencement 3 BEULAH MURRAY Kn C Q Orch 1 MELVIN NELMS Foot B 1 Vars Q 3 Bas et 1Vars Q 3 BaseB 1 Q Vol B st CI as C Cl Treas 3 Coop C 3 Vars C 1 Q SYLVAN ORENSTEIN Foot B 1 Intr Mur Basket B Keep Em Smrllng Q Mon G 84 W 3 BETTY MARGARET OTTER C Q 3 Lat for Nur CYNTHIA PACKER Dram C Q Keep Em Smrllng Mon 3 ROBERT H PARRY Foot B 3 BaseB 1 JANICE PEARSON DramC1Q3I.atCQFr C3 One hundred two MARIAN PENNELL ck 1 Q 3 sket B 1 o B erl 3 Q C or I-lo Ex ra 1 Keep Em Smllmg Q CHARLES PHILLIPS Coop C 1 Char Q 3 Band1 Q o y xtra Keep S lung Q ELIZABETHJ PHIPPS Hock 1 Q Vars 3 Vol B Mgr Q A ch B se B 1 As t as Q Dram C 1 3 ver Sunce Eve Q Mlgnonette 3 Newshawk Q 3 Trl HI V1 Q 3 LAURETTA PIERCE C 1 S C e Cont Q 3 Lat Awd MARIE PORTOCALES Awd 1 Hon R P Audit Comm 1 Q Typ Awd 3 DORIS PRIEST C 1 Q Kn CATHERINE RISSINGER B etB1 VolB1Hok SALLY RITTENHOUSE ck 1 Vars Q Ba ket B C 1 Q WALTER ROBERTS Track Vars 1 Q Newshawk RUSSEL ROSENBERRY Chor Q 3 Keep Em Smllrng Q ROSE RUGGERI Hoc 1 Q BasketB 1 Vol B Cheerl 1 Mon 3 WILMER SAGER Foot B 1 Coop C 1 Band1 3 Holly Extra 1 RICHARD SATTERTHWAIT FootB 1 Q Vars 3 BaseB 1 Sc C Q War Def C Q Char Christ Cant 1 Ho xra 1 Keep m Sm: mg Q Hon Tuck Sell 3 BETTY SELLERS C La for Nur T HI V Q 3 VIRGINIA SELLERS Sc C Q Chor Q 3 Lat for Nur C 3 Holly Extra 1 PHOEBE SHEFFIELD I-lock Q Vars 3 Basket B Q 3 V B Q Arch Q Coop C V s3DramCQSec3Sc r C P s 3 Ch Q Pre Keep Em Smiling Q Mrgnonette hrrst Cant Q 3 Cv 84 W Tru Hn VQ 3 Spell Cont 3 Hon Ment Essay3 CARAL SHIELDS m C 1 C 3 Keep Em Smiling Q ESTELLE SICOLI Asst Cl Treas 1 Coop C 1 Q hor 1 Q Sec 3 Girls A reas Q Holly Extra 1 eep Em Smnlung Q Essay Cont Hon Ment 1 Spell Cont 3 MARIAN SILL H n Uher1 Q 3 nc 1 JOSEPH SILVESTRI BasketB Vars 1 Mgr 3 LOUISE SOLOW Dram C Q 3 DOROTHY SPRECHER B 1 Q Char Q HARRY STEEN Ban 1 Q 3 Track1 Q WILLIAM STRATTON Cross C 1 Track1 FBRANCES STRODE am C 1 3 Spell Cont 3 EARL SUPPLEE Asst Cl Treas Q Dram C 1 Q C Q and1 G 84 1 3 Newshawk Q Keep m Smllmg Q Com UsherQ VIRGINIA SWETT Lb C Q LOUISE TAGGART K C Q EARLE TERRY Ba et B 1 Vars 3 Base B Q Foot B Trauner1 Q 3 Coop C 1 3 Dram C Pres 3 War Def C Q Band1 Q 3 Keep Em Smrllng Mgnonette 3 H: V 1 Dramatsc Awd 3 WILLIAM THOMAS Typlng Awd 3 4 , . . , 1. , , Ho . , , ,Ba . , Q, 3, . , , , , , , I-I . , . . , s . 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A r -W: ' ,kg H :gh School N afzonal Song Qne hundred four l 'T QDHG RNC, dl r be 1 y eyery folue ant We abhor fy U VV t lhe strut the orlde the hate l s ts the sona we stna Let Beauty be the State Let peate be the State Let Wisdom be the State Let the Wxfonder and the lhunder ol Great Music be the State lVlan marcnea West lram Asst, l-luntlng the yyarla s soul Ana we are near the end ol the west l-laye almost touched the goal Let us hnd rt here Let us bstld a nation Where XXfonder IS the Deep t Ana peace tts best creatlon Wonder that comes lrom Labor peace that comes lrom Art peace that comes lrom Prayer lWfhrle the Natton sets apart A s Youth for Glory s Youth for Beauty Counting the years ln trees kept green And gtrls and boys taught noble duty Counting the years by huahyvays whtte And towers that magntly the night While sl4ylorl4 youth All vyrngs uplllts Its llrght Through downs ol new delight Snnatng and yvlngtng on and on Let Beauty be the State Let peace be the State Let Wisdom be the State, Let the Wonder and the Thunder of Great Musto be the State, Let the Wonder and the Thunder of Great SIUQIFIQ be the State From Every Soul Is A Curcus by Vachel Lindsay, By Permission of The Maclvlallan Company, Publishers C O 1 I fx. l bllb s tt e gi 'M 1 waJla stnt: lGlcrytQtlwlsbnf1 Letgoy Qixen l X 'R' Illtlllfl Tl f me L at a' ht , g 'gi M l t 1 A ,. x 1 li W, ' all I I I t . II it , All rt 1 f .1 I I I - f wsmwl OU direct the strategy of this war just as much as do the generals The way you buy and the way you spend the way you thlnlc and the way you act set the way of this war Your dollars tallc loud to American lndustry Make them shout for guns not gadgets Buy WAR B ENDS and EIDEEEINISE STZEAMEDS One hundred Fuve - ...qw mm , :ia ff' -t... to Y A Iva, 4 . t , . I , . . , . 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Id . 1 1 1 1 Martindale Insurance Agency, Inc I N S U R A N C E I9 S I-Irgh St West Chester WHEN IN NEED OF LUMBER CALL HOFFMAN 8: BALDWIN We Wont Your Business West Chester 745 HORACE T WEBB EWbb eweler II f ay Street West CI e ter West Chester Laundry 322 West Market Street NEW SPORT SHIRTS FOR YOUNG MEN W F MITCHELL 29 w Esr GAY STREET FRED C POWELL Atlantrc Servzce Station Sharpless St 8: Bradford Ave Phone 9235 West Chester Pa Say It With Flowers through Lorgus Flower Shop 20 North Hlgh Street J LEON HAGERTY d d300E tU Coal Wood Fuel Onl Burldlng Maternal Bell Phone 1211 West Chester Pa Head to Foot Outfitters '71 It Gay St West Chester Pa NIOYINC I XLKINIK 0 T IL SNHTH ti SON UQE t Nl le xwsr CIIPSTFR I x I Ibtll 'VI SIIII I NC STUR ti F C O HOFFMAN The Store for Better Footwear dq Cor High and Gay Sts West Chester MOULTON H DAVIS ESTATE Lumber Bulldlhg Maternal f P t HI t Ch Cmplzmenl Boston Shoe Store STEP IN THE Royal Barber Shop BEFORE YOU STEP OUT Court House Annex Basement Fathys STATIONERY d GREETING CARDS GIFTS ZZ N Hrgh St West Chester Pa Phone 0903 GEORGE J BRINTON General Insurance I North Hrgh St West Chest r PHONE 1237 WH 7, 7, , , ,,,,,,R , ,,,, H Y W- V ,Y W ,, , - l , ' I , , ,YW ,W ,,,, ,W Y En X 4 -2 - fr -- -A --- --- -- -7 ---ff i Sur-cessor to Iesse . e 1 r 27 '. 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X 1 , ,Y ,, ,T if lm Y W, Y Wm f Baldwin s Electrlc Shop Everytlung Electrrcal Appl Phone 0681 West Chester Edxth M Passmore Gifts for Fwerv Occasion Complete Llns. of Grcetlng Cards '52 W lc t WEST CHESTI' R PA Real Fvfafe Insurance M S Vvay 81 Son za sn EST MARKFT srrzrrr JONES 8: GURSKEY SPORTING GOODS Racquets Restrung 30 S High St West Chester Pa STUDEBAKER PACKARD R GRIER MILLER 24H TURKS HEAD GARAGE t Ch McFarland 8: Haines Insurance 13 N HIGH STREET BELL PHONE 1718 MODERATE PRICES Lorrame Dlnlng Room 135 East Gay Street WEST CHESTER PA ANTIQUES FURNITURE Restored and Repalred For estimates call West Chester 1687 Daisy Jamison 27 Hugh St South Howard H Weaner Everything ln Drugs 100 West Gay St Phone 0175 B ll Ph 0983 E EARL GIBSON AUTO KEY SERVICE I0 I6 W Barnard St West Chester Pa HILYARD S Popular Priced Dry Goods Store 33 W Gay St West Chester Charles A Potler Domemck Mlanl formerly Klft s Greenhouses I If I IUII 316 S H gh St 0743 Compllments of JACK S AUTO SUPPLY I07 W Market St West Chester, Pa Jack Mason Phone 0541 Compllments Walter S Mltchell Compliments of West Chester Ice Dellvery Mllllnery Dresses Handbags . , . 3 1 , N1 f ' ' 1 ' 4 1 N ' 25 ' ' 'lr House Wiring - iances 3 1 ' ' f ' L . l. Mar e St. ' 'S 1 I , . I . O V , . l 4 L A 4 I 1, , 9 1 0 . our Service Wes ester, Pa. l . . O . . . . I, , . e one . M, is 27 . V V Y- Y Hn L I l L , ,, , Y , ,YW , I . . . . . I D y Y Sn-If I mf 1 'l 1 'lfIfS ' . . i . Phone - T , . Q , of l 0 . 1 i - l l 1 . . PHONE 1222 . , Y , 154 N. High Street, V est Chester, Pa. WY, ,W,,,n, , , , Z , l l WY, Y, ,Y ,K Y, A , Y N For better ICE CREAM 8: DAIRY PRODUCTS OF QUALITY Call iiarhuz Emrwa West Chester 1271 EDW BRINTON gl SONS WEST CHESTER PA LOCATED ACROSS FROM HIGH scHooL h tF Gd West Chester Eleetne Supply Company p 159 West Gay Street WEST CHESTER PA Sportoggery REGINA GRANT 1 WGySt w fch e P COMPLIMENTS OF The Corner Shop 101 W tG y St WEST CHESTER PA C 1 Connle s Beauty Salon 3205 thHghSt W tCh t HAROLD A FAMOU 0182 S M S YEARSLEY 8: SONS Hardware Garden Supplies ll ll6EM ktst W t h DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS GIFTS Wood s Drug Store 36 WEST GAY STREET 1 t Ch t COFFEE HOUSE 120 West Mlner Street 26 South High Street QUALITY FOODS West s Barber Shop 31 N Ch h sr J O E L S A SHOP FOR WOMEN WEST CHESTER PA C I HERBERT F RIEDHEIM W est Chester News Age ll 5N Ch St t CW A A' 1 . . I Compliments of , - 1 Q Y ' , . Everyt ing for he arm, ar en and Lawn , . , H ml E , W ,,. , ,E ,E s 58 . a . es es er, a. W es G ' ' omp iments of A o Q ' 7 Funeral Director ' Phone l782 W 101 S. Church St. West Chester, Pa. ou i . es es er Phone 4- . ar e . es C ester r , N - Compliments of 1 J . urc . 7 .34 513 , . ! ' R omp iments of ' w Ves es er A 1 ' . A ' B. Y .v Q . urch . Wes Chester, Pa. BOYS' BOYS' BOYS' PHONE Ill C, ,W ,th PEER BR0 COAL IFHUIEIL 0 IIL HARRY F TAYLOR REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE SUIT-'UIIDILIIIES 15 N th H gh sf wgsr CHESTER W st Ch f Pho 0299 RADIO HOME AUTO SERVICE All R p PHONE 0465 Howard .I Aldworth RADIO SERVICE 102 W Market St West Chester West Chester Cooperative Assoclatlon CONSUMER OWNED GROCERY G WALTER DOWNS WM L UNDERWOOD .Iames Brothers PLUMBING HEATING AND SHEET METAL WORK N th Ch t WEST CHESTER PA .I B Slmon 8: Bro Housefurmshmgs Seeds Sporting Goods, Paints Hardware and Toys WtGyStWtht The Latest Makes SINCLAIR S X KU 45 5I1lIIIf8C 511 A Cor ia elcome Awaits You A e S S 4 . . . A. , o I or i reet , - e es er ne l..V LL, we . 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