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

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PHYLLIS A. KIMES “I don’t think I like that; in fact, I know I don’t ’ identifies “Phyl“. Her hobby is ice skating. Her interest lies in the Marines. She dislikes fur coats with slacks, but likes pie, white sweaters, and good music. In the future Phyl” plans to be a Cadet Nurse. DAVID KNAUER Dave’s” ready smile and agreeable disposition are the bright spots of his personality. His hobby takes the form of a hot sax. His other joys are bowling, pin-ball mach- ines, and jazz records. We wish him the best of luck at Ursinus. AUDREY J. KRAMER Aud” came to W. C. H. S. in 1942 from Atlantic City High. Among her likes are giggling with L. H.”, dancing, mush- rooms, and men. She dis- likes hash and purple lip- stick. The future will find her attending art school, developing her talent with paint and brush. Good luck, Aud ! EVELYN LAUTERBACH Ev , hails from Shady Top , Thornton. She is fond of all sports, music, and dramatics. We shall all remember her as Ellen Curtis in our Junior Miss production. Evelyn hopes to go to Temple next year and become an expert technician. PETER KLALES Pete” is following the vocational machine shop course. His favorite pas- times are swimming and tinkering with his auto- mobile. Pete plans to enter the service after graduation. ALFRED D. KOCHEL Al is readily recognized by his keen wit and his high marks. His spare time is fully occupied in keeping his Ford V-8 in running condition and in listening to Bing Crosby records. Al” expects to study engineering at Le- high University. ALBERT B. LAMBORN Coming from Cope’s Bridge, Albert braves snow, sleet, and ice to reach school. His likes are sleeping, eating, math., and music, while his hob- bies are model railroading and chemistry. Someday he aspires to be a civil engineer or study naviga- tion in the armed forces. FRANCIS LEE Francis, better known as Franny among hisfriends, is well liked by everyone. His chief likes are girls and sports. You can be sure to find him taking part in sports. Franny , one of our football stars, plans to enter the Navy after graduation. Twenty-seven

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CARLTON HURST “Hus”, as he is known, hails from West Goshen township. His main hobby is fooling around with cars. His main interest is brunettes. He likes foot- ball, baseball, and basket- ball. He likes anything that is sweet, but dislikes girls who use too much make-up. His future plans include helping Uncle Sam in the Navy. Here’s the best of success to a swell classmate. DOROTHY T. JACKSON “Dot’s” main interest is in keeping up the morale of the boys by writing letters. Other interests are sports, dancing, and eating. Her hobby is record collecting. In the future Dot” hopes to become a teacher. CAROLINE JACKSON Caroline, or “Jackson” as she is known to her friends, is noted for her chattering. Her particular hobby is painting. She enjoys visits to the shore, lifeguards, and dancing, but dislikes onions, asparagus, and studying. In the future she plans to attend the Phila- delphia Academy of Fine Arts, and wants to be able to decorate her own home. HELEN G. JACKSON When you hear, “Well, do tell”, you can be sure Helen is near. Helen's hobby is making friends and keeping them; she dislikes conceited people. You’ll also find Helen a great morale builder. Her future plans are to enter Freeman’s Nursing School. JEANNE LOIS JAGERS Jeanne, an active member in the music activities of W. C. H. $., plays the piano and the clarinet. She has many hobbies and loves sports, “gabbing”, and having a good time. Her ambition is to be a music supervisor after studying at W. C. S. T. C. MILDRED I. JOHNSON Tiny and “Teeny.” “Tain’t the quantity but the quality that counts.” This is the full description of Mildred Isabelle john- son. Her main hobby is dancing. She dislikes con- ceited people, especially males. “Are you kid- ding” that’s her pet ex- pression. “Mil” is unde- cided about the future. JAMES JOHNSON “Jimmie” is one of the many senior boys who likes to build models of boats and trains. Girls are a second interest. He is always eating candy and potato chips. In the future “Jimmie” intends to be- come a storekeeper. Best of luck, Jimmie”. MARY D. KARR “Car’s” main hobby is collecting snapshots, al- though her main interest lies in Commercial work. Her favorite pastime is drinking cokes” and working on her sister’s farm. Her pet dislike is speed demons. After graduation Mary hopes to become an efficient typist. Twenty-six

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PEARL F. LEE Gabby”, as she is known to her friends, can always be identified by her Gee!”. Collecting od- dities is her hobby, and her main interests are dancing, sports, and eat- ing. Strange as it seems, she loves onions. Gab- by’s future plans are to become a good Cadet Nurse. RODNEY LOPER Rod , hails from Concord- ville. is a very cheerful member of the vocational carpentry class. He is very fond of football and baseball, while his favor- ite winter sport is ice skating. His future hopes are centered on the car- pentry trade. ALICE MARIE McCOOL Coolie , as she is known to all her friends, is fond of the paratroopers. Her favorite saying is Are you kidding? Above all she dislikes silk stockings with slacks. After gradu- ation she intends to be- come a beautician and later on to open a shop of her own. william McKinley Mac came to us from Chelsea. His main hobby is working in his father’s blacksmith shop. Mac also likes fishing and boat- ing. In the future he plans to become a machin- ist. MARVELLA LILLEY Marvie’s favorite hobby is writing letters. She is interested in skating and dancing. Her greatest dislikes are being tall and hearing cowboy music. Marvie likes pretty clothes. We are wishing her success in her future hairdressing career. ROYCE W. McCARNS Mickey enjoys being found behind a newspap- er reading about his fav- orite hobby, sports. He is a plain dresser and a woman-hater. Although Mick’s future is uncer- tain, we wish him the best of luck. chas. v. McDonnell Chuck is an ardent fan and participant in base- ball. Trapping and hunt- ing also interest him. After graduation he intends to enlist in the Marines. JOHN M. MARCH Doc is a quiet, blue- eyed boy from the machine shop. He likes photog- raphy, girls, and travel. He is also an excellent cook. John's future plans are indefinite, but we re sure he’ll succeed in any- thing he does. Twenty-eight