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

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ROBERTA GRAY Roberta, better known as Bertie , is well liked by her many classmates. She is famous for her art on the roller rink and on the dance floor. Her plan for the future is to be a successful bookkeeper. HOWARD GRIFFITH, Jr. Nook , as he is commonly called by his friends, likes music, girls, and Esquire”. He collects all of the hottest records and likes to play his trumpet. The height of his ambition is to have his own jazz band. VALERIE HAREWOOD Val” is a fun-loving girl whose main interests are reading and trying to understand queer peo- ple”. She likes eating sandwiches and playing Cupid, but loathes cho- colate candy, long finger- nails, and quiet people. Val expects to study surgery at Fisk University, Tennessee. LAURAS. HARSHAW Laura, better known to her friends as Laurie , has an interesting hobby of collecting foreign souven- iers. While she has a fondness for dogs, rice pudding, and reading, Laurie is allergic to mushrooms. Although her plans for the future are indefinite, we wish her the best of luck in whatever she undertakes. ROBERT V. GRIEB Bob , a member of our track team, is Cheltenham’s gift to W. C. Cruising a- round in his car , a semi-windowless vehicle, has earned him the title, King of the Model A s . Skizzi , whose interests include sports and art, will enter college next fall. ELINOR C. HALL Hallie hails from Exton, Pa. She is one of our most liked students. Her hob- bies are dancing, skating, and listening to Harry James's orchestra. Elinor expects to become a beu- tician someday, but in the meantime she will enter the business world. JOHN C. HARPER Jack , who entered W. C. H. S. from Cheltenham, is interested in athletics in the forms of football, bas- ketball, and swimming. He dislikes noisy people and French class. After graduation Jack plans to attend Colgate Univer- sity, to travel, and to go into business. RUTH N. HAWKES Ruthie came to us from West Goshen School. She dislikes rolling out of bed in the morning. Ruth's hobby is listening to Harry James, while her interest lies in two-legged males . In the future she plans to be a Navy nurse. Twenty-four

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OLIVER P. FOUNDS, Jr. Monk is well known in school for his athletic ability in football and baseball. Although he dislikes rats and snakes, he has a liking for all sports. Monk's ' favorite pastimes are horseback riding and ice skating. His future will be determined by the U. S. Marines. WALTER GALBRAITH Now let's see are words often uttered by Curly , one of our promising drum- mers. Curly would like to continue his pursuit of drumming, but at the pres- ent his service to his country is his first interest. The Navy's gain will be our loss. BETTY H. GILBERT Betty ”, who is noted for her sparkling smile and quiet manner, has many interests. Among them are dancing, ice-skating, and swimming. She likes dogs and Harry James s orchestra. After gradua- tion Betty intends to study beauty culture in Philadelphia and later travel. ROSARIO GIUNTA, Jr. Rosie , as he is called by his many friends, has hopes of becoming a carpenter in the future. His favorite pastime, next to building, is fishing. Good luck in the future, Rosie . DOROTHY I. FREY Dottie , artist of the class and one of our cheerlead- ers, has the peculiar hobby of collecting everything . Along with dancing and drawing she particularly likes dill pickles. She hopes to attend Oberlin College and later to be- come a commercial artist. CHESTER M. GIBSON Quiet, likeable Chess” hails from West Goshen. He despises writing let- ters, but fishing, dancing, and ice-skating take up most of his spare time. Chess is majoring in the machine shop course and intends to continue in that work after his service with Uncle Sam’s Navy. DOROTHY E. GILBERT Dot , who came origin- ally from W. C., went to Berwyn High, but is now back with us. Her partic- ular likes are bowling, movies, and ice cream sodas. Her plans for the future are in the secretarial field. Good luck, Dot”. NANCY GRAHAM The Junior Miss of our class likes sizzling” love stories, evening gowns, anddillpickles. Beanie's” special peeves are squash and Frank Sinatra. Her dream is to be a second Helen Hayes. The first step in accomplishing it will be to attend Tufts. Twenty-three

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EARL MALIN HEALD Hinks , W. C.’s watch charm guard, is an ardent sports lover, his favorite being football. The Hi-Y presidency and Swan- nee affairs keep him busy, when dancing, Qir!5, and loafing at Stan’s don’t. Hinks plans to enter U. of P. if the Marines do not get him first. DOROTHY M. HICKS Dottie , noted for her blushing smile and bright eyes, is interested in danc- ing, swimming, and ice- skating. Although her hobby is collecting articles for her scrap book, her main ambition is to own the fastest car on the road till airplanes are avail- able. Dottie will be- come a student at W. C. S. T. C. after graduation. DANIEL HOOPES Dan’s main interests are connected with hunting and outdoor life. Other interests, however, are in Ford cars and in swimming. Since Dan expects to go into the Army, he has not as yet chosen his life’s work. Lots of success, Dan ! PHILIP C. HOWSE A good rousing argument is one of Phil’s” delights. Dramatics, swimming, and basketball also share in his interests. Being rather ambitious, he plans to be- come a chemical engineer. Phil” would like to attend Lehigh University, which is noted for its engineering school. ELIZABETH A. HIBBERD We all know her as Betty . Her favorite pastimes are ice skating and dancing. Her main interest now is in the junior class. Her future plan is to attend Bucknell next year. Best of luck to you, Betty . ANDREW HINKSON Andy”, as he is known to his classmates, comes to us from Elam. He dislikes walking in the snow. He particularly enjoys dunking bread in cocoa. Andy has a yearning for a cer- tain little girl in the Junior class. Andy’s future is uncertain as yet, but he thinks that Uncle Sam will decide that. LILY E. HORTH Lily is always laughing and inquiring, Have you seen Lois? ’ Her pet hates are cold weather and homework. She en- joys dancing, bowling, the movies and all sports— especially basketball. Some day we may all be meeting old friends in Lily’s beauty salon. ROBERT W. HURLBRINK Bob is one of the best- known boys in our class. Possessing a scientific mind, he is interested in photo- graphy, mechanics, and agriculture. He likes baseball and winter sports. Bob’s plans include attend- ing an agricultural engin- eering college in prepara- tion for his career. Twenty-five