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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1948 volume:

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V . . . ,. . f , - , to a page. The senior class write-ups have been changed lrom the . A . I . W I , . . , . ' 1 l The S1l:aIHf Back row Charne Swope Tony Arabra Rose Arabia Gary Mease Dorotwy Ehrrsman Ruth Ann Kell Joan Franlc Nancy Brewer Charles Bishop Lee Stone Dorn Howlett Second row Standrng Anne Carey srttrng Bob Brown Dorrs Ganges Dorothy Harvey Sallre Lumrs Fletcher MacNerII Charles Cassidy Jeanne Cooper Peggy Muth Gretchen Albrrght Vrrgrnla Englrsh standing Jane de Sabran Front row Standing Don Ellrott srttrng Ruth Moulder Betty Hummel Vera Androwrclc Narane S wnercler Elrzab th Stetson Margery Spann Mary Ellen Unch Bunny Ball Dorothy Hunt Elena Me slna STAFF MEMBERS Edrtor rn Chief DON ELLIOTT Associate Edrtors ANNE CAREY and JANE De SABRAN Lrterary and Actrvrtres GRETCHEN ALBRIGHT BUNNY BALL DOROTHY HARVEY RUTH ANN KELL PEGGY MUTH MARGERY SPANN ELIZABETH STETSON LEE STONE Ar ROSE ARABIA GARY MEASE FLETCHER MacNEILL DORN HOWLETT Sports DORIS GANGES HENRY WALLER BOB BROWN SALLIE LUMIS 7 Photography DICK SLOAN ALEC DANZBERGFR CHARLES BISHOP ANTHONY ARABIA CHARLES BARR Features MARY ELLEN URICH CHARLES CASSIDY JEANNE COOPER VIRGINIA ENGLISH Busrness NANCY BREWER JOAN FRANK CHARLES SWOPE DOROTHY EHRISMAN Typrsts MARIANE SCHNEIDER VERA ANDROWICK DOROTHY HUNT BETTY HUMMEL ELENA MESSINA RUTH MOULDER U , F . . , . - 3 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 5 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 : . 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Lest We Forge ' On the evening of Monday December twenty thlrd the people of West Chester were horrmfled by the rapidly spreading news that tne l-llgh School was going up ID uncontrollable flames lncredulous, everyone who could wallc drive or totter hurrued to the scene, they and thelr cars DGClCIDQ the streets for bloclcs around Mules out rn the country hugh school students thelr famulres and nerghbors saw the glow of the fnre and receuved exclted telephone calls from frlends Scores of them managed to malce thelr way unto town We anhabltants of West Chester and rural areas had never turned out for anything In so bug a way as we turned out to witness that catas trophe Little of the fllppancy that mlght have been expected was evldent among the students and alumnr who stood paclced IU the crowds watchtng helpless as our school roared and craclcled an flames Some of us crled other of us made feeble efforts at levlty whale stall others stood qulet and expressronless but we all felt the some sense of very real and nrreparable loss Perhaps not too strangely It was the small seemingly trnflung things that frrst struck us as we gazed at the flre that had been our school a few days before our lnltrals carved on our deslts, the whispering and note passing and marble rolling ID B6 the quietness and semi gloom of the halls which echoed our footsteps as we wallced down the halls long after the dlsmussal bell, our prlde ID the long awalted prtvnlege of the sensor steps So many of those unforgettable parts of our school llfe were brought to our minds as we saw furst the glow and then the flames creep unto one room after another We watched the firemen and the engines In futnle actlvlty Wnndows were shattered as the water poured Into the building, the boys and men went again and again Into the blazing bulldlng to brlng out all the records and equlpment that could be salvaged After the shoutlng and the tumult dled It was the unpleasant duty of school offlclals to get an estimate of the damage done The awful results of the lnvestlga tlon show d that the approximate loss on the building was S340 OOO That plus the loss on the equnpment totaled S490 OOO It would cost over Sl OOO OOO to replace thus loss today While we were enjoying our Chrrstmas vacatnon, Dr Stetson gathered the admlnlstrators and faculty together to malce hurrled plans for our return When we staggered bleary eyed Into the Junlor l-llgh building at the practlcally nocturnal hour of eight a m on January sixth, we found that our new schedules had been efficiently planned and our classes readjusted to the JUDIOI' Hugh bulldlng As the day wore on our drgestlve systems hunted to us that our lunch time was due but we were denied even the dubious satisfaction of cloclc watching All day through and even now the cloclcs are stlcltlng stubbornly to that story that the time IS 6 QQ The new Senior l-llgh building which was to be bullt at leisure must now be erected with all possible speed The estnmated cost of the new bulldlng IS SQOO OOO and the soonest possible date for Its completion 'l95O When and how our school will acquire a new home only tame wall tell The class of 48, the last class to pass a part of a sensor year tn the old bunldtng feels grateful for that pruvrlege Regardless of the convenuence and attractiveness of the new bulldung that rs to be we doubt that any of us wrll forget the school for which we have all felt such affection 8 1 ' 1 .. , . 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I . 1 1 21 ff., 'SJ nw.. ,f xx .g s I Board of Directors Standing L toR Cooper Moore George Muller Seated Speer Simon Jetterls Stetson Slaclc N I-IARLAN SLACK Presldent C RODNEY JEEFERIS NORMAN D GEORGE Vice President Treasurer MRS EDWARD SIMON PAUL E SPEER WILLIAM I-I MOORE J CLEMENT COOPER Cl-IALMER 'I MILLER THOMAS C GAWTHROP Secretary Sollcttor Cnot member of Boardj Cnot member of 3oard5 G ARTHUR SIETSON Superintendent of Schools The class ol 1948 was the lost senior class to enjoy the tradltlons and spaclousness ol the old Sentor I-llgh School The custom ol the sensor was only partly ltved by your class Consuming Ilre robbed you ol the spring loitering and com panlonshlp synonymous ol these steps Congratulations on the way you toolc the lead to adjust to a necessarily new way ol school Ile Your splrlt helped to malce possible the success ot the change As you were the lost to leave the old school sobered by nts disaster so you were the hrst to step boldly forward into a new era ol educational development I IS h hope of all ol us that this new era will be Irultlul ot the best rn education G ARTI-ILIR SIETSON Superintendent Q -1' ': I 1 II' 5 1.1 .1 1 ' I. I' 4 1 f ' ,t'te 4 I 'I B REED HENDERSON Principal Junior Senior l-llgh School You are in a vvorld ol confusion A world ol plenty and ol starving a world ol freedom and slavery a world vvhere power seems more in evidence than brotherhood Clear and courag eous thinlcers and cooperative leaders are needed to save manlcind Fear and faith are two forces struggling to control your minds lnferiority and acknowledging defeat breed fear courage and confidence strengthen faith Ratherthan Fear have iaith In yourself your fellovvman, your country, and in your God B REED HENDERSON CZ? Mrs Coleman a graduate ol West Chester High School and ol Swarthmore College, vvas in the West Chester school system for three years before her marriage to l-lenry B. Coleman. l-ler three children she Feels have helped her better understand stud nts problems. After several years she returned to our mathematics department vvhere she remained For nineteen more years. During the tvventy-tvvo years she has taught she has been absent only four days due to illness. Mrs. Coleman says that, Uleaching and learning to lcnovv the young people and their problems have been a source ol real joy to me. She plans to retire to become just plain Mrs, l-ler amicable manner has made her a memorable comrade to the students she has taught through the years. 13 MRS. LAURA S. COLEMAN Our Faculty ENGLISH ANNA L. BAKER, Head EDITHE M. TRAPNELL SUZANNE T. JACOBS JANE BRYAN ROBERT RIEGLE LUCILLE RUSSELL MATHEMATICS EMILY HOFFMEIER Head WALTER SCHEIRER LAURA S COLEMAN EDITH F HARPER SCIENCE LEWIS M PRUTZMA RUSSELL W URICH HARRY E CARROLL ANDREW DEFASSIO N Head SOCIAL STUDIES ELIZABETH M HAUSE Head KEITHA LEWIS LIBERTY MCCLELLAND ROY A LADY HOME ECONOMICS AGNES CHESKO Head RUTH S TURKINGTON MARY MCG CLEMMER ART WILLIAM PALMER LEAR Head EDITH B EDWARDS COMMERCIAL LOWELL FISHER Head HELEN HUNT LUCILLE RUSSELL BETTY RIPKA LETTIE KELLER MUSIC JOSEPH L HANSELMAN Head WALTER SCHEIRER JEAN SHERMAN fa LANGUAGES VOCATIONS D FRANCIS I-IALLOWELL I-Ieod ESTI-IER E MILLER French QLARENCEy ZEAQFQSS IVAN D NEIDERMYFR Lam RALPH W HOPE xwx Xxwf RICHARD K LEIPI-IART FRANKLIN I-I MLISSELMAN x rx' ,,..f GEOGRAPHY LIBRARY ANNA P JAMES FLORENCE E SCI-IMIDT PHYSICAL EDUCATION HAROLD I ZIMMERMAN, I-Ieod ELINOR Z TAYLOR ELSIE S I-IAUPT ELMER I-I I-IAUPT FRANCES J DICKS, absent 16 ,SII I I AIII 35 I I Q I Q Q ' I ' I . . I l I 3 - ' ' 1 ff, , , F -A. 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' 1 1 N . . -1 .hx Ri Q t I ' U q ,. l fig FQ? sl ' V fs- lljn Our Town Q Q. uatbd If tlc II st ttlc o J l st Cdunty a auauntand attrac ve town pursues Its way In Intellectual and busrness occupations lhls tlnrlvrng communlty had Its begInnIng as the Quaker settlement lurk s I-l ad Shortly after the seat of justIce was moved from Qld Chester to lurk s hlead the latter was renamed West Chester, obvIously due to IlS location near Chester Some one has saId that had ther been no Colonel l'lannum there would have been no West Chester lor the Colonel was the master spIrIt ol the enterprIse and IS sometlmes known as the real Founder lhls hlstorlcal town has much to otler IU the educatlonal held Besldes havlng the largest Teachers College ID Pennsylvama West Chester possesses an extensIve publIc school system conslstlng ol lour grade schools and one junIor senIor hlgh school Through IfS paved streets roll the wheels that have helped Amerlca to succeed penlclllln that llle sustaInIng drug IS one ol the chlel manufactures ol our town West Chester IS also noted lor the productlon ol aIr compressors tags hre hghtlng loam wheels sprlngs and hosIery Slnce the town IS surrounded by one ol Amerrca s rlchest larmlng areas It IS only natural that IfS Industrles comply with larmlng and dalrylng For example there are the Farm relrlgeratlng eaulpment and the dalry eaulpment Industrles lhIs vIcInIty has also galned recognItIon tor the growlng and cannlng ol mushrooms The Common Schools ol thls dlstrlct began slmultaneously wIth the adoptlon ot the Common School system by the state IN 1835 The hrst hzgh school was establIshed In 1865 wIth MISS Sarah W Starkweather a Prjncjpal ol the Umted l'lIgh School and Church Street School A cla s graduation took place tor the hrst tIme IU July ol 1866 with hve glrls graduatlng Steadlly growlng the school became no longer an experlment but an Integral part ot the borough system l.eavIng the educatlonal and the IndustrIal srcle of West Chesters lute, lets journey to the spots where the gang IS most lIkely to be Found As soon as dIsmIssaI bell rIngs you can be almost certaIn that crowd hurrylng down the street IS headed stralght lor Stan s What would they do wlthout Stan S7 l-lere one can eat and also stralghten out all prob lems academIc and non academIc After Stan s they spllt up some golng to enjoy the actIvItIes the Y otfers and some seatIng themselves to enjoy a good movIe at the Warner Theatre That takes care ol the daytlme hte but at nlght alter dances we ll hnd the crowd drIvIng out to the old stand by the Dalry Bar or to the new Beelburger lor a snack or should we say a meal? Wlth ItS lascInatIng hlstory, ItS manulacturlng IfS cultural ItS educatIonal, and IfS recreatlonal lacnhtnes West Chester Indeed leads a well rounded and happy hte '17 l 0 0 Sit N 'I I'XII'd o lI'Hf llinc lnllsu Cheer I ,H , ' A ti , . 1 . . - . 9 I , ., I 1 ' A b ' , Y . A . . . I . h , . I. . t 1 I 'A 1 I , . I ' ' 1 ' 1 ' I YW . - . . I . I . I I . . I , I . ' 1 I C . . . . . . , 1 . I . , A I I I ' ' - ROBERT A SHOFFN ER Reds snappy basketball football player our leader being with the boys mi shakes sports and banking South End business field Class Treasurer Q President 3 l-liY'I 2 3 Football squad Varsity3 Basketball varsity Q 3 JANE LIPPMANN DE SABRAN Jane . . . dark diminutive and delightful . . . wit whistles and wildness . . . men the 'Note- book Coombe Ridge' . . . Oh to be in England' . . . Foxall's Bob's Stan's and Stom- a y. Class secretary 3- Garnet and ite 'I Q - Tri-l-l - - treasurer Q- Cooperative Coun- cil 'I Secretary 9 3- Spellin contest 'I Q- Speaking contest 3- Essay Contesf s prize 'I- Qnd prize Q 'Ist prize 3- Sock and Buskin 'I Man in the Bow er l-lat' E2 'You Cant Take lt With You ' 3- Play com- mittee Q- Honor Roll Award 9- l-lonor Usher Q- Basketball I- l-lockey 'I- Volleyball 'I. Class of 1948 Semor Class Oitlflcers 'I8 CHARLES J CASSIDY Charlie outstanding actor always seen with a pipe in his mouth likes dancing Star Dust and the CWC dislikes intellectuals headed for Penn State and act n Class Vice President 3 Sock and Buskin 'I New Fires Q January Thaw President 3 You Can t Take lt With You HIV Q Treasurer 3 I-lonor Essay'I Q Spelling Contest2 :S Garnet and White 3 ANNE R CAREY nnie . . . ta Fair comely . .. vision of beauty . . . brains . . . friendly . . . personality unlimited . . . likes pretty clothes Stans Juniors The Serenade of the Be s' . . . Wilson and language study. Class Treasurer 3- Sock and Buskini Q secretary 3 New Fires You Can't Take lt With You 'Three Qld Maid Aunts- ' Tri-l-li-Y 'I 9 Vice-President 3- nor Roll 'I Q 3- Spe' Contest Q 3- Girls' Glee Club 'I- Gurnet and White Q associate e ior 3- Baseball 'I- n ra- mural basketball 2- l-lonor speak- GRETCHEN A ALBRIGHT Gretch Allbr lke dynamnc brunette bug brown eyes amrable sportnve and sprrghtly muslc lover Swrng Low Sweet Clarinet dreamer corn expressron Ann t that hateful? Stan s Syracuse Unlversrty for that artlstrc talent Garnet and White 'I Q 3 Trl Hr Y 'I Q treasurer 3 Councll 3 Sock and Buskln 3 I-lockey'I lntramural Basketball 3 lntra mural Volleyball 'I Cheerleader 'I Q 3 Essay'I l-lonorRoll'I VERA ANDROWICK Vera dark eyes short music peanut butter ancl work pet peeve women drnvers drrves herself plans to work with Schramm Inc In near future Chorus'I Q 3 Grrls Glee Club 'I Q 3 Garnet and Whlte3 ROSE M ARABIA Charm ponse and popularlty brown eyes brown curls and a nose that wrinkles cut up with dlgnlty an lncll vrduallst who gets along wnth everyone generosity under standing humor What else could you want In a nurse? Trl Hu Y 'I Q presrdent 3 Sock Buskln 'I Q 3 You Cant Take lt With You 3 Garnet and White I Q 3 Speaking Contest 3 Honorable mention Essay Contest Q I-lonor Roll 'I Members of Class of 1948 'I9 CAROLYN A ANCRUM ay full of fun and fancy ree basketball volleyball and traveling frults potato chips and good candy Two Loves l-lave I Home Sweet Home movnes and school a nursing career Chorus 3 Intramural Volleyball ANTHONY T ARABIA II Tony tall dark brown eyed ming and photography hangout aclarkroom career ID engineering Sock and Buskrn 'I Q 3 Garnet and Whrte 3 A ROBERT BAINBRIDGE o ta l brown hair pleasant smile Rocky l-lull amusement parks swrmmrng wm ter sports arrplane rrdes listen Ing to opera dlslukes banana sp nts Berwyn working plans to be a salesman l 1 f . . F I r V I.. . A . I li . ' 1 1 - I 3 f 1 i 1,Q,3. i . f 1 ri i - ' I If ' '.. -. . . ' 2 - boy . . . horseback rldrng, swlm- ... - ... 1 ' h . r '1 . . , 1 li f I U . 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I BETTY JANE BALDWIN Betty pretty brunette lo auaclous Latln Bram furstclass equestrlenne I-lorsesl Supersonic SableI77 Nlght and Day the Show Ring and hunting field Goucher College Assistant treasurer Q Councll 3 I-It V Q 3 lntramura basketball 'I Q WAYNE L BATTIN III Lefty tall slender s sundaes baseball and basket a hopes to go to college for business tralnung I-In Y 1 Q 3 Basketball squad 'I Q Baseball squad 3 JOHN D BECK JR .Jack flashing vvhlte smlle unruly shock of jet black halr council leader thorough dnsluke for gngglmg or posses srve women prefers short gurls who dance well after Unlversrty of Pennsylvania vvll enter veterinary profession Councrl 3 president Sock and Buskln Q vice president 3 Chorus 3 I-I Y 3 January Thaw Q You Can tlake ItW1th You 3 I-lonor Roll Q I-lonor speaker CONSTANCE BARTER Trnky cute blue eyes neat personallty lots of fun all anlmals especially dogs playing the claranet My Old Flame gum bleachers of football and basketball games summer In Ohio Pennsyl vanla luospltal In September Sock and Buskln'I Band'I Q 3 Orchestra Q Intramural volley 1 Q 3 Baske all I-lr Y 'I Q JAMES L BECK Mop Van Johnson type handsome vvllllng to learn Inkes friends Cathletlc type and comedlansb hobby IS sports Cboxlng and wrestlnngl burldrng model airplanes gurls llkes mother s cooking eating places aviation rs career CHARLES L BISHOP Charlie medium slze photography playing the drums and dating a certaun gurl dark room to go to Yown s School of Photography Band'I Q 3 Orchestra'I Q 3 Chorus 'I Q Garnet and White .. . ,. . 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II vi . rl 2 , . 90 ROBERTA L BISHOP Porney a short brown eyed brunette full of fun wears bangs now Smoke Gets IU Your Eyes long walks sour plckles ple a la mode Paul and Mary s secretary OLGA V BORTSALAS Vncke sparkllng dark eyes Flashlng smule pleaszng personaluty clothes music good times sports travellng dramatlcs day dreams movres Daury Bar dlsllkes :ce cream sodas halrdresslng school Tr: I-ll Y'I Q 3 Sock and Buskln 3 Girls GleeC b basketball 'I Intramural volley 'I Q Baseba 'I Mu I Festival 'I Sprung Concert Q You Can t Take It Wlth You 3 WILLIAM E BRAY friendly well dressed suncere and vvunnnng smrle Music 'Xnd Mlm: Svvlmmmg and French fried po tatoes Downlngtovvn future rn muslc Svvnmmlng squad 1 3 Track squad 'I Cross Country squad Q Baseball squad Q 3 Band'I 3 Orchestra Q 3 JAMES H BOND Im tall dark and handsome llkes huntlng hshlng sports farm Work and popular music dlslukes classrcal muslc and crowds the Floor contracting business ALICE C BOYER Slddy short quuet Full of un dancing datlng l Love You Yes l Do sports popular songs good books Communnty Center potato chaps nursing l-lockey 3 Basketball 3 Volley 3 So ball 3 Latin r Nursesl NANCY BREWER Nancy petlte brunette pretty blue eyes and a cute sml e lun loving has a gnlt of gab learned football basketball Guy Lombardo and hrs orchestra 'llnky Pennsylvania l-lospltal to take up nursung Class secretary Q Assistant treas urer 3 l-lonor Poll 'I Q Garnet and Whlte Q 3 Honorable mention essay Q In I-In V1 Q 3 Sock and Buskun 'I lntramural bas etball 1 Q 3 Intramural volleyball Q 3 l . 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Q1 BARBARA A BRICE Barb tall dark popular all around gurl llkes havlng a good time sports hamburgers yellow convertrbles Dalry Bar movres Westtown Road telephone operator uncll 'I Q Presldent 3 Rhythm Club 'I Q Cheerleadlng'I Q 3 Speaklng Contest 3 I-lockey1 Q Varsrty 3 Intramural basketball Q 3 Intramural volleyball Q 3 lntra mural soItbalI'I Q 3 PATRICIA ANN BROSIUS Pa petite brown hatred blue green eyes sharp dresser llkes swtmmnng basketball cheerleading P O D Muslc Analysts laughing pea Stan s dislikes concerted people and show offs plans lor the future secretarlal work at Schramm s Inc and Beacom Buslness School ly Q treasurer CheerleadIng'I Q 3 Hockey 3 Manager Intramural basket ball Q Intramural volleyball Q 3 Intramural baseball Q 3 ROBERT A CARPENTER o tall dark quret a sports track Star Dust Drapers brunettes Tochan kowsky Spike Jones Swrss steak future undecuded Chorus Q 3 Cross country squad Q 3 Track squad Q JANE P BROOKS Janne tall carefree lun lovrng green eyes Ikes sports butterscotch sundaes and movies Coatesville bowllng nlce clothes dlslrkes homework and concerted people Farmers and Mech amcs Bulldlng future In secretarial held BaseballI Volleyballl varsity Q Basketball'I Q CHARLES E BUSBY Buzzy class cutup hazel eyes good sport honest llkes gurls Sunnybrook sports Star Dust Carmlchael style Stans and skunks Ieeps and last drlvlng expects to become a business man Assistant treasurer 'I Football squad 'I Q Baseball squad 'I PHILIP H CHAMBERLIN Ph I wavy hair and blue eyes captain watch charm guard of football team baseball It I-lad To Be You grldlron and Stan S lrkes black halr and blue eyes Moms apple dumplungs plans to go further In sports Bos Glee Club I Mlxed Chorus 'I Football Varsity 'I Q Captaln 3 Baseball squad 'I VarsltyQ I-lu YQ 3 , , A, - A A , I A . . . , ,A . . - A I A I , I A . . . 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I l F , . . . , 1 i ' Y' i I I I ' ' I 1 1 b IA 1 I ' 1 ' QQ ELLSWORTH CHANDLER sy short burr haIrcut doesn t go For the gIrls I es football thIrd base In baseball plenty of food popular musIc and classy cars pIayIng basketball at the Y M C A Football squad 'I VOFSIfY 9 3 Baseball squad 'I VarsIty Q 3 EasIcetbaII J V squad Q Volley a 3 CHARLES R CLARK Junle tall slender dark haIred good Iooknng eatIng sports vvatchmg women drIvers par athlete and comedIan sports any place they serve Food GLADYS CLEAVER Gladys brown eyed beauty sparkIIng smIIe peppy cheerleader hockey and basketball star follows Yorktovvners favors foot ball halfbacks and tackles popular wIth opposIte sex mama for dancIng at Sunny brook the quarrIes I-IIY 'I Q 3 Rhythm 'I S2 3 I'Iockey'I Q VGTSIIY 3 VarsIty basketball Q 3 Volley b III Q varsIty 3 Soft all 'I Q 3 CheerleadIng'I Q 3 ALFRED CIPOLLA KIppy whIskers fldY wave of haIr sIngs Jack o Dramonds basketball wIth gang at Y plays trombone physIcs expenments and P O D Y basketball games no Immedlate plans For Future Ban I Q VIC9 presldent 3 ROBERT M CLARK o tall brown eyed dark haIred Theres No Place engIneerIng future I-Ionor Roll Q 3 ELLEN COLLINS Butch Chadds Ford horseback rIdIng basketball Slap her dovvn agaIn Pavv Arthur Godfreys versIon moody people hopes to become a nurse Intramural basketball Q 3 Var oftball 3 Intramura volleyball Q 3 I-Iockey man ager3 EII . . . 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C 1 1 I i E 1 1 i 1 I ' 93 JOHN L CRAIG Cragle llght halred class cup up lover of horses basketball features sketching cross country Dream Sunnybrook booster of Star Dust business school or Insurance salesman Track squad Q Cross County squad 3 Varslty3 Volleyball 3 DOROTHY JEAN CURRIE Dottxe brlght eyes wlnnlng smlle, sparklung personality, gay and sweet dlsposltlon sent: mental, friendly ways dancmg, swlmmlng, tlckllng the lvorles, skatxng, typlng long trips Stans and Drapers secretarial work and matrl mony Sock and Buskln Q Trl Hu Y Q 3 Glee Club'I 9 3 Mixed Chorus l Q 3 BasketbalI'I Q Volley 'I Q RUTH E M DEAVER em attractive frlendly smile and cheerful manner pleaslng dlsposutlon ardent lover of football, dancnng, skat :ng swummmg and vacatlons listening to Vaughn Monroe pet grrevance boredom haunts Stan s and Draper s secretarlal work Llbrarnan for Mlxed Chorus 3 Trl HI YQ 3 M1xedChorus9 3 Gee Club Q 3 lntramural volleyball 'I Q lntramural bas ketball 'I Q Honor Poll 3 Quai with BARBARA CRISMAN rms petite, blue eyed, brunette, attractive strung bass and chorus, sports blue shirts, Tull Then classical muslc future undecnded Sock and Buskm 'I 9 3 Chorus 3 Glee Club Q 3 Dssrct Chorus 3 Orchestra 'I 9 3 Dlstrlct Orchestra Q Muslc Festa v Q 3 Volley all Basketball manager'I Q 3 Archery manager 'I Trl HI Y JANET LOUISE DAVIS Janet blonde mnschlevous green eyes always laughing bralny collectlng hot platters flashy sweaters chocolate fudge and Ice cream follows the team never far from Dotty Liberal Arts course at Bucknell Unlverslty Assistant treasurer 9 Honorable mentnon Essay 'I Tru HI Y Q 3 Grrls Glee Club 'I Mlxed Chorus 'I Hockey 'I Basketball 9 3 Phlladelphla Music Festival I Honor Roll Award I SZ Honor speaker ANNA M DINICOLA Banana dark brown hair attractive brown eyes dynamic personallty morale builder wltty and gay basketball fan loves to draw banana splrts, hamburg ers, shrlmp beautlclan Volleyball 'I ELMER P D1 SANTI Fudd short peppy boy from the machlne shop Ink Spots version of To Each I-Ins Own playlng h llcorlce stlck Terrlzzl s store plans to work an a machine shop Ban'lQ3 DOLORES DOUGLAS Sparky tall blue eyed brounette beaming per sonallty unusual basketball ablllty llkes cheerleadlng, hockey basketball all food jazz and swmg music dog Tlny basketball court and Stan s modellng career Tn H1 Y 1 2 Vnce Pressdent 3 Rhythm club1 2 3 I-lockey1 Q Varsity 3 Captaln Intramural as etball 1 Q 3 Varsl bas etball 1 Q Captaln 3 Intramural volleyball 1 Varslty Q 3 Intramural softball 1 Q 3 varsrtyQ A ROBERTS DUNLOP o serlous mmded math and physics engaging sm: e medium helght and bun d Chopin s Polonalse track and basketball food nn general Chadds ord clvnl engnneermg at the University of Pennsylvania I-lu Y 9 3 Commencement usher Q Spelling contest 3 Cross Country squad Q Varsity 3 Track squad 9 3 JOHN O DONOVAN JR Jack tall broad shouldered wavy haired muslc collects platters Dordenello Thus ls Always always true to the lrlsh Cnreen e black or Chelsea matrl manual mtentlons Assistant Treasurer 3 I-In V 1 9 3 Band 'I Volleyball Q JEAN G DRINKHOUSE Little Eva lrght brown hair green eyes medium height sentumental muslc Ice T I-ll Y E2 3 Rhythm Club 1 Sock and Buskln'l Q EMMA LATITIA EBRIGHT Emmle cute brunette blue eyes sweet smlle devours sweets goes :ce skatxng danclng or horseback rldnng If not day dreaming a whiz In acrobatlcs secretarlal work Intramural basketball Q lntra mural volleyball 1 . u I 4 ' ' ' . 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Q5 DOROTHY EHRISMAN o engagrng smnle and twrnkllng eyes always ready to laugh tlckles the rvorres our peppy cheerleader hamburgers and :ce cream gray 1938 Dodge never far from Janet Future nurse at Chester County Hospltal Class Vlce President Q Trl H1 Y Q 3 Cheereadrng'I Q Rhythm Club I Q Garnet and White Staff Q 3 Spelling Con 'I 3 Esa Honorable Mentlon'I Orchestral Q 3 Chorus'I Hockey'l Q Varsrty 3 Basketball'I Varsity Q 3 Volleyball'I Q 3 Baseball'I Q DONALD P ELLIOTT on medrtatlve rose de vrvre swrmmlng a paragon of scholarship plano playrng dogs blue eyed blondes and sleeping Swing Low Sweet Clarlnet Ambrose Cor ownl versron the Y University of Penn sylvanla for dentistry Garnet and White 'I 9 editor 3 Hu Y 'I vice presldent Q secre tary 3 Council alternate Q 3 Band'I Q 3 Spelling Contest Q 3 Honor l2oll'I Q Essay Q Swrmmrng varlsty 'I Q captain 3 Honor speaker RAELENE EPSTEIN ae dresses nrcely Chlnese food clothes black Buick rldrng and swlmmrng Chrlstmas Song How Soon Barblzon Modellng School rn New York Intramural basketball Q VANCE V ELKINS Vance a simple grin and a pleasing personality physics and mathematics basketball and swrmmrng ltalsan food I hum at the Industrial englneerlng at the University of Pennsylvania RUTH M EMPIE ut soft brown eyes ready smile good humor musrc piano classics sports books W C S T C Sock and Busknn 3 Chorus 3 lntramural basketball Q 3 lntra mural volleyball Q 3 Trl Hr Y 3 CATHERINE A FARRA Kate cute petrte one pe peeve work lrkes nice clothes vacatuons at the shore movnes favorite pastrme belng wrth 77 dnvlng loahng ambrtlon to be successful held of chemistry and trrp to the altar Dt... 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' ' I 96 RAYMOND W FINEGAN I lrlendly Flashlng smlle co captaln ace ball handler of basketball team baseball That s My Desore Frankne Lame verslon brunettes with brown eyes gym Floor and Stan s spaghettl and meat balls going Into garage buslness In future Basketball varsity Q 3 Baseball varslty Q ROBERT FINKEY shullleboard pool Flying Fnre house and hobby club electrlclty JOAN L FRANK Frank blue eyes ful of n Ice cream potato chaps and loahng collects china dogs drives anythlng that runs dlsllkes sweet potatoes and asparagus plans to enter the busnness I9 Sock and Buskln 1 Q Intramural basketball Q Intramural volley ball 1 Q Garnet and Whute 3 JOHN B FINKEY Jack a always wrlllng to help swlmmnng skung and Flyung pool at the Fame Flre Company No 3 future IU the Air Force LEONARD G FRAME Curly machine shop student s all sports h l between Eagle and Llonsvulle plans garage business as future MARTHA M FUNDERWHITE Marty cute blue eyed lun loving gurl known by all all kinds of Ice cream movnes walkung Get Jealous by l-larry James secretary HRD.. 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'I , I ' '... lAStill F ld. , Q7 HANNAH E GALLAGHER Shorty dark halr ue eyes of u ce cream pumpkin ple basketball Now ls The l-lour Gracle Frelds secretarial work DORIS JEAN GANGES Peachy athletic hgure catchy smile frrendly person a :ty wrtty Shakespeare muslc sports and scouting physical educatlon teacher nn future Asslstant treasurer 1 Councll 3 Garnet and Whlte 3 Latin for Nurses 1 Secretary Chorus 1 Muslc Festuval 1 Orchestra 1 Q 3 Currls Speaktng Contest 3 Monltor3 Latm Club1 l-lockey Va 3 a Intramural Basketball1 3 Var 1 V all V rslty 1 Q 3 Baseball Q 3 Varsity? 3 Fssay9 VERDA A GARMAN Blond haur lnght blue eyes fun lovrng jokes and more jokes from Eagle In nu th grade lskes droppsng I0 at Stan s eatlng hamburgers and cheerlng the sport teams JOSEPH R GALLAGHER oe curly harr atnletuc phy :que mat Laughrng On the Outslde Cry Ing On the lnsnde short blond blue eyed' sports Cllnton Square and football me d a job and marrlage Councll member Q 3 Football V r lty1 Q LAURETTA GARDNER Peachy tall blond and attractlve that laugh' loves to cnatter roller skatnng basketball baseball alrplanes swrmmlng and reading drawing typung sleddung and and good jokes Great Leopard Because business world FRANCES T GIUNTA Franny starry brown eyes wunnlng per onallty neat attractjve brunette oya lnkes sports terrlhc artlst gray Bulck Stardust dancing potato cwups Future In bus: ness world Volleyoall1 Q Bas14etball1 Q Softball Q 1 . 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' . 11 ' sity , 3, olleyb 1, Q, 3, G- 1 11 11 11- - l I l . - l I I V V ll lf 98 SANTI MARIE CUINTA Sandy short cute brunette brown eyed sweet person a :ty llkes hot dogs pop corn French frles or anything sweet loves to bowl, skate or dance wears a promlse on her hnger future ID olhce work temporary Intramural Volleyball 1 Q EARL W GLISSON JR ro 5 7 blond from wood s op two years In Clvnl Air Patrol hlcleout philadelphia Fymg ID the Future may joan the aur force DAVID S GRAHAM Dave short stocky redhead always good for lun and enjoyable laughs Friend of everyone ace drlver able catcher spry center enjoys dnvlng slow dancing peanut butter, camping You D preparatory school and college Councll 1 Football 1 Q varsity Swimming varsity 'I Q Baseball 1 varsity 3 4 Trl I-Ir Y BETTY L GLAUNER Betty brown halr starry blue eyes nnce personalrty forever laughing dancing vamlla fudge Ice cream ce skating and riding Falling In Love Wlth Love by Andre Kostelanetz secretary PAUL E GORDON Eddie tall slender, brown haired wlnnlng personallty llkes Ice cream a good joke, good music, horses, and The Stars Will Remember Snookles West Chester State Teachers College Council 3 Honorable mention essayQ N VIRGINIA GRAUL Glnny block harr green eyes Serenade of the Be s parties collectnng pennant hamburgers mnlk shakes Trp Top prac tlcal nurse Latln for Nurses Club 'I I lr. . . 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In i' I I 1 T T . 3, , , 3, 1 r 2 ' - 1, Q, 3. 29 RICHARD E GREEN Duc clean cut sharp wut sense of humor transnt expert swlmmnng base a walklng Snooks and Benmes Colorado A and M clvll englneerrng Baseball squad Q Football man ager'I Q 3 DOROTHY GROVER Dotty short brown eyed cutie that Chicago accent clothes music lover of I e back to that old Chlcago home HELEN MARY HALL I-lallte and s Im platrnum blonde vvrnnung personalnty well lnked sports baseball and basketball Ice cream chocolate m lk shakes West Chester State Teachers College oc and Buskln Club 'I lntra mural basketball Q 3 lntra mura volleyball Q 3 Tr: I-ll Y RICHARD H GROFF Duc llvely capable humor ous everybody s pal collects Al Jolson platters Mam my and My Old Flame the boys at Svvope s Shock Y lvl C A swimming Tum lung Club'I Q 3 I-IIY1 Q 3 J V Football squad Q Svvlm mlng Q varslty 3 Volleyball FRANK H HAINES Frank toll light burr haircut lrkes golf basketball blondes popular muslc cars Golf Club buslness college Assistant Treasurer 'I I-lr V1 Q Volleyball 3 Baseball squad 3 LOIS J HARSHAW Blondie small vnvaclous vvlnnlng smlle and person a :ty lo es all knnds of musuc ever hear a sour note on the clarunet Iavorlte transportation The hack snappy little guard tennis and basketball Bucknell Llnlver tty Band 'I Q 3 Intramural basket ball Q 3 Intramural volleyball rl I-Ir Y 'I I ' I ' k. . . 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H I S k A , Q, ' 5, ' ' 1 in - ' A - I I i - - 1 ll 1 I f V234 3,T'- '- ,Q,3. 30 NORMA HARSHAW Norma dark brown hair and eyes medium height swell per sonality history Fords basketball baseball and foot ball semiclassical music Eachus Dairies Linden I-lall Junior College Band 'I Volleyball Q Tri Hi Y DOLORES J HEMPHILL Bones tall hazel eyed light haired and good looking happy go lucky good tured peppy captain of cheerleaders music dancing sports eating sleeping talking reading Jeans house Class secretary 'I Rhythm club 'I Q 3 Cheerleading I Q 3 Tri ly treasurer I Q a d secretary3 I-lockey'I Q Varsity 3 Intramural basketball'I Q 3 arsity 'I Softball 'I Intramural volIeybaII'I Q 3 DEBORAH MAE HICKS Debbie . . . short . , . cute . . . dancing brown eyes . . . nice personality . . . impressive smile . . . sports music food nice clothes travel school movies . . . business school. 1' M FLORENCE L HARTSHORNE Flossy a short brunette always agreeable and loads of un Now Is The I-lour by Bing Crosby spaghetti and meat balls parties Phoenixville C stenographer Chorus I ANNE LOUISE HENSEL Anne cute blonde giggles Flashes around halls tuna Fish and rice keeps Bell Telephone Company in business dreams of Elliot Lawrence Jimmy Johns hamburger stand haunts Quarry in summer DON IVINS HIMES on . . . intelligent amicable loquacious good-looking shrewd . . . musical wizzard soorts lan . . , Stans' . . . indefinite but college plans. I-li-Y 1 Q 3- Garnet and White staff 'I- Band 'I Q' student leader 3' Orchestra 'I 2 3- I-'lonor Roll I 2- Spelling Contest I- Student Council 'I 9- Basketball man- ager 'I Q' Sock and Buskin 3- HVou Can't lake It With You 3- Essay Honorable Mention 'I. A JAYNE HINES Flabby whitty well liked known by all food laughing sleeping dancing opposite sex Stan s Dairy Bar te e phone operator Tri I-li Y1 Q 3 Rhythm club1 Q Music1 I-lockey1 Q Basketball 1 9 Intramural vollyball1 Q 3 Softball Q BETTY E HUMMEL Betty tall green eyes long and dark hair talkative talented typist honor student good cook likes gym class popular music a book field is likes chocolate ice cream enjoys the seashore office work Garnet and White 3 assistant treasurer 3 I-lonor Roll Q 3 DOROTHY J HUNT I-Iottie Dunt or Dottie . . . sweet and petite . . . personality pus . . . loves music and Jose turbi . . . enjoys playing tennis , . . football and basketball fan . . . Variety is the spice oflife . . . Stan's . . . secretarial field. Garnet and White 3- Council 3- Tri-I-li-Y 1 Q 3- Dramatic Club Q 3- Mixed horus 1 - ir s' ee Cub 1 - Intramural basketball 1 Q- Intra- mural volleyball 1 Q- Baseball 1- Music Festival 1, Spring Con- cert 1, Q, 3, District Chorus 3. 30' BEVERLY HORTH Duke dark beautiful sophisticated femme fatale POD Gershwin music cheese and tomato sandwiches rings the seashore blue and people Stan s Florida Tri I-li Y1 Q 3 Girls Speaking Contest 3 Hockey 1 Basketball Q Squad 3 VoIIeybalI1 Q 3 Cheerleading1 2 3 FLORENCE HUMMEL o brown haired hazel eyed glowing personality likes sports good food mathe matics Plymouths tall boys III Close My Eyes home lover Asst Treasurer Q Council 9 Tri I-li Y Treasurer 3 Basketball Intramural and Varsity squad 3 Volleyball Intramural and Var sity 3 J. BRUCE IMSWILER Bruce . . . blond curly hair . . . light gray eyes and friendly smi e . . . familiar with dictionary . . . sea travel Poe and books . . . a happy bachelor . . . any- thing else uncertain. Council 3- Band 1 3. ROBERT P JACOB o tall handsome brown hanred and well llked football and swimming Rhapsody rn Blue and Star ust dislikes bleached harr and gabby gurls photography hobby RICHARD CARL JOHNSON Drc tall brown harr and gray eyes sports blues songs gurls track and plenty of Ice cream Community Center J and J s Army and then a business man 'I Varslty Q 3 Basketball squad I Track Varsity 'I Q 3 Indoor Track Varsity 'I Q 3 MARY L JONES Jonesre always happy and gay The Vorce of the Class of 48 musrc corn on the cob all football and basketball games nursrng career at Pennsylvanra I-Iospltal Sock and Buskrn 'I Chorus 'I 3 District Chorus 3 Intramural basketball 3 Intramural volley b 3 Trl l-lr Y Q 3 LOUISE M JENKINS Louise blonde green eyes always a smile I es that New York accent Star dust rlpe ollves convertibles brown eyed boys merr go rounds beefburger nurse Trl I-Ir Y 3 ELIZABETH ANN JONES Betsy nonchalant personallty unforgetable and teasing smile lrkes rldlng the seashore and a black Studebaker swoons to Glen Millers ln the Mood Stan s I-lahnne man I-lospltal Q 3 BandQ 3 Trll-IIY wrm mlng Instructor Dance Committee SUZANNE JONES Suzie green eyes spark lung personality short and cute water skrrng cars wlthout gear shifts ned chicken blond boys the tall rn Moonlight Seranade favorrte expression panic Beefburger Interior decorator Sock and Buskln 3 Trl H1 Y 3 Intramural Basketball 3 Intro mural Volleyball 3 l l Bb... , 4 , - ','.:4l't d f ..J - y- Seniorl2als 3,FootballJ.V. squad T'l'lill'y Q' 3f 'gil' Ecllol i 4 'I I, if f 3. f Qu, 4- 'f ,. 6 ' f j 33 HELEN LOUISE KARR Weasle blonde blue eyed and cheerfully smllmg easy golng stamp collector motorcycle hend likes eatln sleeping and popular music movles recelvlng mall and the Seashore loathes homework and long skirts retains mem ones of C8 office work BETTY JANE KING Kmgle dark brown hair and gleamnng eyes attractave candid smile Banana s other half basketball fan swimming cycle crazy banana splits hamburgers I-Iurry on Down Nellue Lut cher style Intramural Volleyball 'I Q 3 Intramural Basketball 'I 2 MATTHEW RICHARD KLEIN Matt Inght halr and gray eyes mischievous smxle horses I-Il Y president 35 Plymouth swlmmmg manager travel guns Green Tree Stan s Latin club I I-ll YI treasurer Q president 3 Track manager I Swimming manager 2 3 'N PATSY ANN KIMES a sweet blonde ou standing athlete and sharp cheer leader French scholar loves travel Cnatlon wlde country girl Cloudy In York and Sunny an Georgia Stan s Cover Girl e Quarries dancing Rhythm Club'I E2 Cheerleadlng 'I Q 3 Intramural basketball 9 Varsity 3 Volleyball 'I 2 3 I-Iockey'I Vcgrsxty? 3 TI 'I a C HOWARD KINLOCK Dmny toll blond and date able Pottstown s glft to basketball baseball foot a I Understand and I Don t Know Why pet peeve bobby sox gosslpers Stan s ambition travel and marry Llnlverslty of Delaware Football Varsity 3 Basketball Varsity 3 Baseball Varslty 3 I-In Y3 RENNARD L LANDERS Rennard machine shop Mr l-Iope s No I headache Melody I-lall dancing play mg gultar baseball dmsllkes Engllsh farmnng JOSEPHINE LAUNI sleek black hair brown eyes toll and slum The New Look happy go lucky Impressive smlle l Under stand l-larry James record collector dramatlcs and acrobatlcs home gurl secretary Ass t Treasurer Q Council Alter nate 'I Q Sock and Buskln 'I Q 3 Laun for Nurses Q GRETA BEATRICE LEE Dee Dee pleasing person aluty very attractive friendly sm: e eatnng pauntzng and drawlng French bram sport fan Warner dlsllkes short boys and oakra J 84 J Community Center surgical and psychologlcal nurs IH Senior Pals Club President 3 DOLORES LEO Dolores brown eyed bru nette lull of fun and always smlllng loquaclous dogs sports books singing und roller skatxng Seranade of the Be s buslness school IU Wilmington Sock and Buskln 'I Q 3 Chorus 3 Dlstrlct Chorus 3 n mural Basketball Q Volleyball rr I-In V 'I CX LUIGI V LAUNI Gee Gee jet black haur dork brown eyes and Impressive sml e lun loving character math wrzard honest and capable certain blondes Wanda l-lendrlx and popular music boxlng and baseball buslness man Sock and Buskln 'I Council Q 3 JAY C LEEDOM ay sux three slender brown eyes and wavy brown haxr halls from East Goshen schools resides at Mnlltown sports swummung canoeing musuc art chocolate, and a certain blonde mortlclan or com merclalart Boys Glee Club'I Chorus BARBARA L LILLEY Barbs cute blonde basketball skatung movies mrlk shakes, brown eyes Englnsh class and Bulcks Dairy Cot tage Stan s Vaughn Monroe l-low Soon West Chester band future ID nursang I Y o us Intramural basketball Q ntra m ra volleyball 'I Q 3 ntra mural baseball 'I 3 Hockey 'I WILLIAM A LIMBERGER JR rugged good looking and manners plus fox huntlng Football Wanting for Ships that Never Came In grldlron Moles barn Cornell to major ln veterlnary medlcme CounclI'I I-'ll Y'I Q 3 Football 'I Varsity? 3 OLGA LIVINGSTON Windy tall and sophrstl cated that laugh svvrmmlng music and anythxng too expenslve Vogue and Harpers Bazaar the new look Clong sklrtsj a box of water colors Antioch Col ege costume designer Sock and Buskun 'I Q 3 Trl I-In Y Q 3 Treasurer 3 Honor Roll Q PAULINE LOPER Po y qulet respectable dependable good sense ol' humor sports sig t seeing travellng meetzng nlce people collecting coms Wilmington practical nursing Intramural basketball 'I Q Intro mural volleyball Q Intramural softball Q GEORGE LINDER George bug boy from carpen ter shop swimming rldlng and a blonde Fame Fire Co No 3 electrucal work Football squad 1 FREDERICK W LONDON Bunny bun t The Voice gurls food desserts dxsllkes concert and dry jokers Communlty Center J and J s HENRY F MacNEILL Fletch medium bulld serious face walking over bridges seafood Whu fenpoof Song The Blue I-Iole art as a future Sock and Buskm Club 3 Garnet and White 3 Speaking Contest 3 . , . 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' , I ' 1 36 MARY McBRIDE Dornle brlght blue eyes cheery smlle pleasant personality swlmmlng horseback rldlng Vaughn Monroe Rhapsody In B ue a certain ex G I a farm near Westtown Lake Erie In the summer nursing In the Pennsylvama I-los pltal In Philadelphia Vocal muslc 3 Chorus 'I 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 Latin for Nurses 1 Councul 3 Dramatic Clubl Trl I-I: Y 'I Q 3 Basket ball manager Q 3 Volleyball 'I Q manager3 Softballl 3 FRANCES MAJORS ran ta cute and full of un Dont You Thlnk I Ought To Know sports jokes reading sem: classical and popular musc milk shakes and seafood Commumty Center beauty culture school GARY L MEASE Gary tall and rugged carlcaturnst par excellence drawlng model rallroads read Ing dogs and horses modern music any convenlent movie sports football Garnet and White staff artlst draftsman commerclal artist arnet and While Q 3 Football squad 3 Art Exhlbltlon 9 NOBLE H McGOWAN No e eatnng has la ora tory for a hobby wrld lxfe camping music classical and swung drlvnng and foolrng with machnnes plans to travel ID the future Tumbling Club 3 PHILIP B MASCIANTONIO short blond handsome music good looking gxrls swlmmlng skating and football around West Chester restaurant business Chorus 'I Vice president Q MARJORIE W MERION Margie neat Inttle blonde Irkes brunettes horses clogs skating football and hot dog roasts Tommy Dorsey s Star ust Dalry Cottage Stan s Engllsh class cherry vanilla Ice cream buslness college ' I r - 1 I I In '- V b ' b - , -I ' 1 .1 1 - , I , 14 U 1 f ' ' 1 li ' 1 i 1 1 i 1 ' F II, , Phil... , , f U boy from wood-shop...sweet , . 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I I rn: ' d ' , .', ..Mli 4 . , . 37 ELENA R MESSINA Elena a Iavorlte brunette dark shlny eyes always wears a smile outstanding com merclal student loves musrc and clanclng readmg and eat mg potato chaps commercial me :YI 2 3 secretar Sock and Buskln'I Q 3 Councll Q 3 Mnxed chorus Q 3 G l Glee Club'I Q 3 Basketball I VolIeyball'I I'-lonorUsherQ 3 Music Festlval I Sprung Concert 'I Q3 Dlstr1ctL,horus 3 Honor Roll I Q 3 Spelllng Contest'I Q 3 Garnet and White 3 l-lonor essay 'I Asslstant Trea surer'I H DEAN MONTGOMERY Dean dark haired pleaslngly plump and always joking hard worker many friends horse racing enthusrastlc basket ball follower and Coatesville Uncle s saddlery shop buslness college and commerclal ue ROBERT C MORRIS o tall black alr good fellow to know muslc sports dancmg and food Stan s W C S T C 'IQ 3 BandI Q Pres Orchestra'I Q 3 JACK JOSEPH MONAGHAN Eggle or Joe tall brown halr and brown eyes football pass catcher and base ball slugger scorlng ace of the Shamrocks Always Be ln Love With You Vic Damone Stans and Ruggen s gas station spagettx Football varsity Q 3 Basketball squad Q Baseball vars1ty'I Q 3 ROBERT J MORAN tlous looknng Trng stude Spike Jones and Buddy Greco s Aunt She Pretty collects colns and stamps Ilves at Y home and movies plans to study televuslon at Radlo Electronics Institute ANNE E MORROW Tall blue eyes and brown hair full of lun always smllmg banana splits Now ls The I-lour Media Mustang Pelrce Buslness College Glrls ChorusI , A ' I- ' I - V . , ... I ' . - I' ld. ' . ' Tri-H1 I I I Y 3i .. ,. . .SUI A 1 1 I V I V ,I -T I i , j IFS 'I . T . 4 I I z 1 - I , I I i . ' I 1 1 If I i - I ' ' ' I 1 i ' 1 1 I i I i i . I , . Moran . . . dark hair. . . ambi- , - - A , , - - I I l 'Il I .. I I.. . F' ld, ' Bb...5.'I'I.. , h', ' ' -- , , . . . . - l'll'y 1 1 i 1 1 '3i lil' U ' I I ' 38 RUTH A MOULDER Ruth short cute black hatred sweet smlle and brlght brown eyes chocolates friendly people clothes and shorthand Schramm s dISIIICeS concerted people halls from West Goshen secretarial held Chorus Q 3 Glee Club'l Q 3 MARY NELSON smooth and attractive wlnnlng smile good student wears a dlamond lnlces sentlmental music reading and oral reports loves clothes Mlxed Chorus Q Girls Glee Club Q LINCOLN PATTERSON Archne pleasant thought ful and great guy all sports Fishing and movles a lenna J and J s movies mechanics job ELMER D MURDOCH m brown halr brown eyes and wlnnxng smlle loud tres math wlzard basketball baseball and popular music puzzle crazy business world ALICE W NICHOLS Nlclcle cute swell person allty blue eyes blonde and Near You nurse Councrl Q Rhythm Clubl WILLIAM L PATTERSON Warren medium sized blond blue eyes machine shop braxn from Exton Falllng Leaves by Glen Mlller favorite band Freddy Martln s collects records and Fixes radros for hobby Bennles and Poppies machinist or watchmalcer ID fu ture . I I I . I - .. . . . , ' A . . . , - , ,, El ..: A . , V , V . 4 Q . 4 . . I . . . I I 1 i 1 1 ' Dill . , . ' .- . . 4 I A U - I I H . . . , - ' '. ' ' '. . ' .. ' ' ,L movles and travel . . . hates dancing, movies, How Soon, . . . I ' f , . . . , ', . ' ' ' 4. ' . , . I 'g , 1. .' ' ' B. I' ' ' . . . 39 D JOAN PECK Joanue lught brown haur blue eyes and vlvacuous smule basketball fan G en Muller s records certaun oys hamburgers ce skatung cokes the seashore and swummung secretary MARGARET PERKINS movues Beg Your Pardon stamp collectuon Bennues beautucuan Intramural volleyball 3 AUGUSTUS J POLIDOR Jack tall dark and brught oy machune shop Understand l-'larry James ar rangement playung the accorduan and hauntung the bowlung alleys a machunust Councul Q NANCY A PENNOCK Nance green eyes and good lookung gurl ukes butterscotch sundaes baseball Ice skatung English and dancing Wawa Pa duslukes Louus Pruma secretarual work and marruage Councul alternate 'I 9 Assustant treasurer Q Glee Club 'I Q 3 Chorus Q 3 JOHN W PINKERTON Punky lught brown haur dreamer loud tues speed wuzard Golden Earrungs by Peggy Lee baseball balcsetball and certaun gurls Stan s CHARLES PRYOR Chuck bug blue eyes curly haur and shurlle board champ flyung and lure Fughtung ture house Phuladelphua Electruc Company Football squad 1 f - I I ' '. ' - ' ' I 1 I ' J ' . . l . b . . . . . . I ' . . . ' 1. 1 V- I I 4 . . 2 - I i ' i 1 1 i , . Peggy . . Jlblonde, blue eyes . .J and greenish gray eyes, day ' . .- . ',- .. ' f H . . . A V . , ' V , y I A It 'I 1 . 4 . I Ls 1 A - J - 1 ' . . . - . . . ' ' 40 RUSSELL H PYLE uss tall handsome boy from vvoodshop llkes swxmmnng boating and lashing short b unettes usually seen around West Chester a carpenter I-onor Roll 3 MARY REILLY Mary s a llvely and brunette excels ID her speak :ng ablllty sports fan I tall ones :Y 'I Q secretar Cmlrls Speaking Contest 'I Essay Honorable Mention I-lockey manager I Q Intramural basketball 'I Q Junior varsity Q 3 Volleyball CHRISTINE E ROBERTS Teny lun loving brown haired and brown eyed Fom Exton where there s c good joke French lrles and cherry sundaes dnslakes macorons and cheese secre tarlal held THOMAS REDMOND om The Joe Fulks ol the West Chester Warrlors phy :cs wizard fancy shot a It all sports basketball In particular submarines I Dream ol Jeanme cweerl oder Stan s and any basketball court to continue In basketball Basketball varsity 3 Baseball var nty3 JUNE CLARE RITTENHOUSE Juun blonde bangs and bnmstone nextwer studlous nor auuet but an enviable honor roll record vnm vntallty and lun twat goes with If all hot and cooking too men are like streetcars Tr I-llY'I Q 3 I-lonor say Q Spellung Q 3 I-lockey 'I Q Basketball 'I Baseball I Valley Ball 3 Honor Roll Q LORRAINE F ROBERTS Rome amlcable brown haired ancl brown eyed from Chadds Ford lakes base ball horses chocolate nut sun daes and movnes dnslxkes shortwand oy ter and concerted people collects Rory Cal houn s pl tures a secretary 5 E I t T ' I rs' ' R , . ,HIS f . , 1 . e s... I I I f I 3' . mll, , - 1 '- , - I , I I i.. -I I popular muslc . . . boys, especial- I - 4 t Tfl'l-li' ll I Y 3i I t I QI l' I' I I i ES 1 gl i I I f 1 F 1 1 i i i . . I ' ' 3i 5 . I l 1,Q,3. - I , - 1 ' V - ' - I . . D . , ' I' . vs I I 4 - A. - , .. I , , - ' 1 5 91 4'I GLORIA JEAN SABATINA Mornlng Glory or Sabbne attractive brown eyes blonde halr Infectious smile and deep dlmple basketball forward dancing dates Wald wood long vacatlons and grllled cheese and tomato sandwiches tan s Tru HI Y alr dresser Dramatic Club 'I 'I I-IIY 3 Rhythm Clubi Intramural basket baII'I Q 3 Intramural volleyball 1 Q 3 Intramural baseball 3 RUTH SCHLAANSTINE S ush tall blue eyed brunette lovable sense of humor Rhapsody In Blue dogs celery and knrttung argyles Stans I-louse In the panes a junior college for Interior decoratron Ass ttreasurer'I Sock and Buskln u 'I Q 3 Orchestra Archery 'I Intramural volleyball rl I-Il Y I STELLA D SCOTT Spur hates onions enjoys poetry abstract art work mysteries symphonies sauer kraut and doggres auestlons and Canova Show vo ley ball Jungle Bells and Apnl Showers sprung and a Latan for Nurses club 1 Rhythm club 'I Intramural volleyball 3 perfect attendance 3 ALICE SANCHEZ short solud ar Music from Beyond the Moon Pepsodent smile clear complex lon Westtown campus and vocal Studio Dogwood sandvvlches Phlladelphla to dental school Glee Club'I Q 3 MARIANE SCHNEIDER Casey vnvaclous blonde typing whiz vagabondlng and socnallznng passion for deep sea fushnng prnze fnghts tra Blue Rtdge Mountains aboard the Shangrl La Berlitz School of Languages export buslness Sock and Busk1n'I Trl I-In V1 3 Garnet and White 3 Essay 'I Q onor Roll 'I 3 I-lon r speaker ROBERT JAMES SICOLI c small dark and hand some smooth golfer Shamrocks all songs by Perr Woman I-Iater77'? Stan s Y and West Chester Golf Course college golf professional Baseball manager Q 3 1 1 . 4 f I - I I .I I 14 ll . . . ..A'. - I tt 1 -1 1 I T H 1 I I 5 ' I - l . . . I. . ...S ... - - ...h - , .., ' i fl' 7 f 1 I - F . 1 1 I 1 1 i ' U I H ' ' ' I - 1 .,. I ' . .. - . . I . . I I -l I I I l 4 I , 1 , , 1 I-Ioagles, Xavier Cugat s orches- f . . 1 - - ' . i . , Cl b , , I 1, - , I. I. , , . . f ' f 1 1 3, T - - ,Q, 3. H I Q, i O ' - l I I I-Si I, I I . I I - 1 , ' ' - ' . . . . , , . . . QO Y -4. .. I ' ' ' - ' - .. l . ' ,. . 1 1 l I ' v V . . f II. ' U , i I . i i 49 LAURA H SIMMLER a brownette short and faurcomplected co lectnng hot platters pnano playung Ice skating and basket a lll See You I1 y Dreams good jokes Thursday nughts at Y M C A chocolate sundaes typlst Basketball Q Volleyball 1 Baseball 1 CAROLINE E SMITH Carolune brown halr brown eyes and so o o pleasant good humor dogs our Leaf Clover hand work harrdresslng school GEORGE B SMITH Smltty good lookmg congenual and hard worknng engoys lemmune company Cblondes preferredD track cross country good movies and hull bllley music y u I hear ls thatrlghtl Asslstant class treasurer 9 Cross Country varusty Q Track varlsty Q RICHARD SLOAN Dlc tall and handsome wlnnlng smlle mathematlcal wizard sports especially football plano playrng photo graphy and cherry ple bershwrns Rhapsody In Blue Supersonlc Sable scuentnhc study at Carleton Col ege Class treasurer 1 Class press dent? I-ll V1 Q 3 treasurer1 president Q Garnet and White Q 3 Photography Ed 3 I-lonor 1 Q 3 Footba 1 var Q 3 Track varsltyQ 3 Volley ball Q 3 I-lonor speaker DOLORES ELAINE SMITH Do Do Intramural basket ball forward Cuohl Look A There Am t She Pretty Ank Cual and Do Do danclng and basketball spaghettu and meat balls and cotlee :ce cream community center and J and J restaurant secretarxal work Intramural volleyball 1 Q lntra mural baseball 1 Q Intramural basketball 1 ANNETTE SPANGLER Chung sparkllng eyes and proof that Good things come In small packages sentlmen tal musnc sports danceng and chocolate nut sundaes Com munrty Center J 81 Js nursxng I hm 1 U . .. In I . . 'I - N' ,,' ' ', l' - '. . .. . ' ' .1 I I4 KK, h I ' . A. . 'I I . . Q b ll . . . . M - V i ' 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 Qi I 1 - 1 f - i A roll , , , A ll , slty W 1 i 1 1 ' 1 i - .. ,. .1' ' ' .. ' A ' .4 'H .. I.. .. - H . . q ' ' '- - I I 1 4 - , JF. . V I V 1 1 ' 1 1 KK I ,, . . U ' I lx 4 11 . I J .. . . I, . 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I Z I I 43 WALTER T STARR JR om 5 6 and brunette lots of fun hangs around Mosteller s store submarine sandwiches and movles NANCY L SULLIVAN Shorty makes frlends Fast studlous sentimental muslc movies travellng dancing haunts In Phlladelphla business school next year RONALD SYKES Ronald tall dark and tall serious Frlendly zntellectual and creative art aeronautlcs architecture and carving behind a desk with a pencul college for archltecture Sock and Buskm 'I Speaklng ContestQ Honor usheri LEE A STONE ee meduum build mental aptness superb readlng shootlng and sports Beetwoven anywhere he happens to be talking about Vurgnnua Drexel chemlcal engmeermg Garnet and White 3 Track squad CHARLES EVANS SWOPE Mole Aristotle s glft of speech Clinute Rockneyb husky handsome warrnor a county hull cllmber chemistry dancing and he oys E R s ack con medncme Council Vnce Presudent 3 Foot ball 1 Q varsity 3 Volleyball l-l Y 'I Q 3 Outstan Football Player Award D Web ster Meredith Speaking Contest Award 3 MARY E TAYLOR Spuke a cute llttle brunette and terrlhc blue eyes Chadds Ford Flash llkes Perry Como all sports and jokes collects pictures of Mark Stevens can be found In Stan s secretary Intramural volleyball Q 3 l l. A ' . , . ' I ' , ' i 3. A I I - . .. ll- , ' 1 uf ' b . . h - ' Fidence in men...Duke to study 'A' 4 . -'A . 4.' I . '. I i ' 7 Af I i ' ' 3j I- , , f ding 4 .i ' - l l lf 1 .1 , . ' . ' 1 l , I , f 'Z I . . . . I . I. , . 44 THELMA TODD Bl e cute baby blue eyes and radiant smlle Intelligent and peppy Jersey swlmmlng modern music, movies and can oelng pet peeves home work and sleeping Stan s business Field RALPH L URBAN Ralph brown pompadour hazel eyes and medium height Clark Dennis Peg O My I-Ieart chocolate coke and cherry ple baseball mound Baseball varslty Q 3 GEORGE VELDE JR George bug, tall e ty brown halr green eyes always sportmg a shy grln halls from East Goshen schools resudent of Rocky I-lull likes music hunting and choco ate little Interest In gurls spends Ieusure at home JOHN U TREGO Jack machine shop boy from Luonvulle dark hour blue eyes football hobbies playmg trumpet and worklng on his car Kochel s garage chrnnst Football squad 'I Q MARY ELLEN URICH Molly tall slender bru nette Ice skating and lclllng oyster fiend pounding the lvorles musxc, sweet and hor Danny Kaye Nrght and ay on the tennis court majoring ID languages Assistant class treasurer 3 Trl I-I Y 'I Q 3 Sock and Buskln Q 3 Garnet and White Q 3 I-Ionorable mention essay X Farst prrze essay Xl I-Ionor roll 'I Q Intramural basketball 'I Q Intramural volleyball 3 Baseball HARRY T VERNGREN Teddy tall blue eyes and Inght haur friendly smile swe I pol enjoys sports hamburgers and mllk and movies Frances Craig s Beg Your Pardon ping pong 'Ili , - ' , I 1 I . 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'....y... l 45 HENRY WALLER JR Henry serious smlle and ablllty Ballerina tenms cherry sundaes and ltal nan food hlstory and French Stan s llberal arts Naval Reserve Officers Trarnlng Corps Penn State I-ln V 'I Q 3 Speaking Contest 'I Q Spelling Contest3 Garnet and White 3 Track squad Q DORIS E WALTON Dons snappy brovvn eyes brunette gay and slum humorous vvhlz at mathe matics dancing feet horse back rrdlng and potato salad Woolworth s and the Short Lune office business world RICHARD WICK Wick studlous looking football swlmmlng funny laugh old cars horse back riders Y poo Super Sonlc Sable Annrversary Song Rutgers University and veternmary med: clne Glee Club 1 Chorus 1 Football 3 Sw g 3 RICHARD T WALTERS IC quiet conversatlonalrst solid geometry? traprcal IS ood drxvlng Four Leaf Clover W C S T C I-I YQ 3 PATRICIA A WELSH a cheerful actlve at tractlve peaceable and bru nette hard vvorklng gurl playing piano neat study musrc Sock and Buskrn Club 3 Hockey 'I Intramural volleyball 3 Tr 'I Q JERRY WIGGINS Jerry tall handsome transfer from Upper Darby muslc mllkshakes movres college after graduation Band Q 3 Orchestra 3 , ' h 4 I - 1 ' k V Z I , , - . 4' 1 I I I I- I ' Pt '. . . 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' i I z I- ' ' . , , ' I-Ii-Y , ,3. 1 ' I ru II ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1, Q, , iimmin Q,i , I-Ii-Y 1,Q,3. 46 HELEN JEAN WISE Jean short cute sweet smrle blue eyes and brown halr modern musIc cheerleadIng bas ketball hockey danclng sleep Ing and eatlng Stan s nurslng tralnlng In Chester Coun ty I-IospItal Class vIce presldent 1 Councll 3 Cheerleadmg 1 2 Rhyt m CIub1Q In I-II Y 1 2 3 presldent 3 I-Iockey1 Q varsIty 3 Basketball Intramural Q3 varsIty 3 Volley a ID ramural 1 Q 3 varst Softball Intramural 1 Q 3 CLARENCE YODER basketball and base ball chocolate sundoes blue and yellow movIes and muslc Irlend poultry buslness B n 1 Q 3 Basketball Q 3 VIRGINIA B WRIGHT Glnny or Glnner a cute lIttIe brown harred gray eyed gal and from the South End submarlne sandwlches wrth lots of onIons and vanIlIa mllk shakes charter member of Stan s commercIaI work In I-II V1 Q Intramural Volley ball 1 Q Intramural basketball Q Intramural baseball 1 LOWELL YOUNG Eber that Berwyn game tall and handsome e Boys football basketball 42 Fords and the 300 block on PFICG Street study hall Cass Pres 1 Councll 1 Q 3 as etball 1 vars: y Q Football 1 varsIty Q 3 Track squad Q Volleyball Q 3 I-II Y Q THOMASG BROADWATER HAROLD STONER ee Flashlng IrIendIy smIIe always ready for anythlng swlmmlng college glrls basketball baseball trucks Jacksonlan movIes go to college at Cheyney and on to soclal work Chorus 1 Q 3 Glee Club 1 Q Football squad 1 IVAN T MATCHNER Match short blond and frlendly IIkes QUIGI people muslc ICG cream mechanIcaI thlngs and chemlstry Indus trlal chemlstry and farmlng oc shy energetlc tall dark and handsome taxndermy Frenesle frlend to all Log Cabnn ICS cream best food base ball and swlmmlng pe peeve DOISY women professlon C EUGENE WALTON Il Gene Isaac Walton devotee sports lover football basketball and skatlng West Goshemte Football squad 3 Basketball squad1 ' -' 1 1 V I 1 I I . . 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I , I - , . . . - 5 47 Calendar of Events 11947 4118 September September September September November November November Decem ber December December January January January February February March March Apr: Aprl May Une une 223 1012 1718 lhrs great oay happily began another wonaerful year at school Electron of our student council found ,JackBeckbr1nglng ID a majorrty of votes lhe Student Councll sponsored a bonfrre pep rally before the decrsrve vrctory over the Downrngtown 11 Qur faithful gurls completely overwhelmed the Marple Newtown hockey team lhe students took a recess from classes to watch a safe arlvrng demonstra tlon and take drrvrng tests lhe Sock and Buskln Club presented a bang up production of You Can t lake lt Wrth You lhanksgrvlng Day football game proved our supremacy over the ancient rlval TE Seniors were thrllled when they received therr long awaited rings Christmas recess was begun with a beautiful Christmas Cantata by the cnoruses A mournful day for all past and present W C ld S members as the beloved school was totally destroyed by fare Students returned for the new year In morning sessions In the junior hugh building Qur basketball stars came home wrth a flying banner after the Kennett Square game lhe Boys Speakrng Contest determined that Charles Swope was our outstanding orator Qur swimming team took the honors at the Wllrrrlngton meet Between the Bookends dance was given to help enlarge the Library un All the school was buzzlng with talk ol the annual essays Une act play entitled lhree Qld lvlalds was presented by the dramatic club ID assembly lhe rabbrts foot was taken out to help Robert Moran wrn the Spellrng Contest The grrls entertalned wrth therr Speaking Contest and fvlary Jone was acclarmed the most talented lhe annual Sprung Concert featured band orchestra, and chorus members rn a sparklrng musical evening XGDIOTS bade au revolr to their Alma Mater and tts famrllar halls All hearts were eagerly turned toward a perfect summertime 48 l 1 5 3: 4 I ' f , 11: . , . . . . . 23: 4 7 - 5 f 7: ' r f 4 4 - 27: 4 4 4 10: . . . , - . . t 19: . . . .r . ,, 22: . . . , 6: . . . . . , . 27: A 4 30: I 4 ' 2: 7 4 1 I . 28: A' H 4 4 f d. 11: - 4 If 7 H 4: 'l 9: 4' ' A 23: 4 '44' , 3 J 10: 2 ' 4' ' '4 ' ' . J 18: ' . umor and Sophomore Classes JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS I-lenry Munich Presldent Dorls Kellam Secretary Ellzabeth Stetson Vice president Ronald Yeager Treasurer Ihls year the hre has disrupted the plans ol every class Even the Sophomores not greatly atlected by school traditions have lelt the loss ol the various customs For us there IS one hope that the new school may be Finished for our graduation Ihls IS the :deal ol the vvhole class and al though l95O seems lar ID the future It ss only a short time rn terms ol bunldnng a school But meanvvhrle let us strive for hugh standards In our school and loolc towards the Iuture The class of 49 IS laced vvlth a great responsxbllnty It ns lelt to therr to handle the sensor class duties although they vvlll not have many ol the Iamlllar prlvnleges Because of the hugh school hre they wall not have the use ol the senior steps the honor of being hrst In lunch llne and may even be depraved of thenr monitor post tions The plans vvhlch had been made for thus year and were disrupted by the Inre Included an extensive personal guld ance program to be carrned out ID the homerooms Surely with such good Ideas and capable leadership these othcers and their class vvlll be able to assume success fully the posltlon vvhlch they will b called upon to Full an the coming year SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Row1 James Weeks President Wayne Macon Vuce Presldent Ruth Ann I-Iarrnson Secretary Maryorle Satterthvvart Treas urer Row 2 lla Mae Headley Jane Bryan Lucnlle Russell Row 3 Keltha Lewls Harry Carroll 49 O ' s . 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Class of 1949 TO P PICTURE Row 1 Jane Ann Brehm Wilma Holl Frances Falcone Ruby Davis Helen Ferrier Eunice Hall Betsy Fawcett Harry Cunningham Patsy Fry Jane Cotter William Atz Charles Bishop Row 2 Dorothy Green Kay Carey Bunny Ball Adelina Copanno lda Faddis Ruth Collins Marlon Fawcett Shirley Gibson Gwen Weir Richard Walton Henry Baldwin Richard Cloud Row 3 Elizabeth Garvin Marjorie Brackbill Joan Conn Pat Empie Lillian Walker Florence Dowlin AliceCooper Bertha Cole Betty Lou Coleman Vesta Derickson Ethel Cox Harry Hogate Robert Brown Norman Carr Kenneth Ash Row 4 Edith Cohen Audrey Urban Gloria Capanna Alleyn Green Marlou Walker Mary Glasco Charlotte Darlington Lydia Famous Barbara George Stuart Ash Row 5 Pat Brown Florence Biet ch Charlotte Hallman Marie Hanthorne Shirley Fell Dottie England Frances Fiore Jean Hayes Dorothy Harvey Winfield Trego James Harper Oswaldo Di Marco W IIRowI6ddPat Ulrich Jean Baker Mary Chambers Dorothy Hotfman Bill Trumpbour Jack Bowers Milton Beck 1 iam o Row 7 Allen Evans James Forwood Charles Thompson Robert Welsh Alex Danzberger Jackson Campbell William Hoffman George Cooper Odie Hilton Gordon Danielsons Anthony Donna Dorn Howlett Edward Gandy Bill Barker Millard Brown Bill Beam John Bogie Charles Buckwalter Charles Hughes Row 8 Jack Elinsky Eugene Field Henson Evans Burgess Von Stroh Dick Grubb Peter Hess FredD Annunzio John Harris John Henry Horace Erb Norman Du Aime Robert Walton Ernest Woxbom BOTTOM PICTURE Doris Kellam Ronald Yeager Pauline Leslie Margie Spann Kathy Thomas Jeannette Wilson Debbie Matlock Row 2 Allred Singer Joan Peoples Edith Martin Mary Lee Georgette Spazianr Janet Smith Beryl Pittinger Nancy Jordan Sallie Lumis Mimi Martin Tacie Montgomery Row 3 JeFl Sammons Anne Morrow Evelyn Taylor Ruth Shondel Lillian Schmiefsky Dorothy Scheibe Joyce Steel Thelma Temple Mary Wickersham Patsy Zebly Virginia McCordell Devere Jones Howard Hutton Row 4 Mary Jane Rogers Barbara Pegel Amy Wright Gladys Lawrence Barbara Lilley Mary Jane Segner lEat.Il1neI Sorensen Flora Smith Emily Stuart Peggy Janney Evelyn Pizzi Dorothy Rice George Jellerson William Mc or an Row 5 Norma Pennell Bertha Young Mary Anne Wylie Mary Anne Phillips Theresa Jones Barbara Pernsly Shirley Loper Frances Richardson Clara Irons Helen Stonewall Florence Hughes Modaline Massey Susie Lester Constance Ge'ss1nger Walter Johnson Lorenzo Naylor William Jenkins James Reese Row 6 Dick Temple David Redmond Eddie O Brien Mabel Morgan Barbara Norris James Wood George Lower Glenn Murray Robert Herkins Herbert Hughes Edward Jones Stanton Outland Richard Johnson Row 7 Bruce Wood Millard Segner Kenneth Snyder Paul Sciori Samuel Rice Jay Ogden John Klein Harry Lomax Robert McFadden Conrad Letter Willram Ponzo Row8 William Smedley Francis Wright Kenneth Strurnm James Wright Stanley Johnson Max Shiebe John Ruggeri George Malin Sam Riccardo Ralph Shoal Frank Senior Donald Rodeback Wllber Shaw George Whitman Ernest Mulger Harry McCool Charles Leo 5I 1 1 F 1 I I 1 I A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' I I b I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 .I . 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I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I ' I I I5 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I ' Row 1: Jacky Omsond, Patricia Lacey, Katherine McClure, Mildred Lauterbach, Nick Minich, Elizabeth Stetson1 A I I I I I I I I I I I I I' I 5 I I 1 I I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' I I I I F 1 I 1 I 1I I 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I ' I : I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I T I I 5 I 1 1 I 1 F I 1 I 1 I 1 II I I I I I I I I I I 'I 1 I 1 I I 1I 1 1 I 5 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I I I I I I I ' I 5 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I ' I I I 5 I 1I 1 I 1 1 I 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Class of 1950 TOP PICTURE Row 1 Duane Farra Dolores Farra Ratrlcla Evans Ratrlcla Dooley France DzMat IO Frances Henck Vrrglnla Engllsh Carroll Jones Sora Hall Joy Frltz Row 2 Margaret Bonsall Bertha Jackson Patrrcla Benner Dorothy Benner Gertrude Htcks Ruth Chambers Arlowtna DlSabat1na Carole Baldwun Dolores Faddus Carmelo DeSont1 Helen Deaver Martha Ellus Florence Glncley Mor aret Hall Nancy Glennon Betty Halpln Hazel Beckett Stewart Ferruer ow 3 Brrguda Barbotu Peggy Baldwln Clara Boyle Betty Hutton Helen Browne Claudette Gomes Patrucla gussey Jane Franklun Jeanne Cooper Dlane Evans Vnrgunlo Hoopes Beulah Cotle Betty Herr Januce Black Lloyd onner Row 4 Mary Ann Bennett Betty Butler Joan Atwell Ada Best Patrlcna Barry Sara Funderwhrte Jane Clrllord Joyce Dornolf Pete Gumta Phyllls Delaney Millard Freeman Joan Hash Farr Gulchrnst Owen Cunnungham Moses Cornwall David Barrett Raymond Cralg Edward Bond Richard Broslus Robert Davrs Row 5 Edward Deborous Dale Coover Robert Cooper Edward Johnson Beatrlce Gray James Henderson Marlene Conn Barbara Bender Austun Fowler Wulluam Francus Winston Gandy Robert Gallagher Eugene Huckmon Jacob Holllnger Wllllam Collms Row 6 Lancaster Dow Jack Jacob Robert Crowell Rrchord Douglas George Crosley Paul Good Harold Hutton Phlllp Gurnta George Emerson Russell Fowler Wllluam Gale Berry Hey John Hawkes Benjomnn Horth Charles Huss Robert Holden Guy Hadden Robert Coxe BOTTOM PICTURE Row1 Joseph Ruggen Albert Mange Ellus Manley Betty Le Fevre Dorls Knotts Charlotte Ruce James Weeks Marjorie Satterthwatt Ruth Harrlson Wayne Mcaan Joan Wood Patrlcla Wrnters Arleen Truttt Memory Wolfe Janet Staley Joyce Thompson Howard Trego Row! Leo McMullen Amos Weatherly Paul Kirk George Kraft Alger Smlth Charles Hrlton Betty Trego Adele Smith Lenore Jones Cynthla Ludwlck Ellzabeth Peck Shrrley Lomborn Lonce Lane Alnce McClyment Betty Saccuto Theresa Malavolta Row 3 Edward Sowden Daniel Place Wayne Lewts Robert Loper Phyllrs Rogan Ruth Farras Marjorre Stallord Audrey Rennard Diane Zimmer Betty Verngren Reggy Muth Margaret Newman Barbara Trego Florence Turner Phlllp Durnell Fortune Sprlggs Herbert Taylor Row 4 Harold Trego Harold Rudolph Sherman Trego Charles Barr Jean Kung Drxle Lrttles Lots Mrtchell Eduth Walraven Geraldrne London Janet Whrte Jamce Larkun Phyllts Mortnn Carolrne Radncchr James Moses Barbara Morehead Robert Steele Mary Jane Pennoyer Helen Ponzo Shirley Speokmon Joan Schmud Maybelle Matthews Leon Tmson Robert Menon Row 5 George Mitchell Earl Walls Richard Moore Ouentln Rudolph David Nichols Ralph Watson Wvlltam Bruce Robert Kaullman NaomtW1ll1ams Arbutus Lawrence Wanda Jones Gwendolyn Kung William Smrth Jay CDg borne Allen Messner George March Walter Moses Ronald Lear Mulllun Larrd Domenlc Sxcoln Morton Talley Mauruce Stroemel Row 6 Grady Wann Jay Spatts Walter Sechler Bernard May Lawrence Lady James Thomas Thomas Jones Anthony Sllvester John Lnnder Robert Knotts Rlchord Putt Harry Muller Robert Mortun Robert Stewart Davnd Lewls Wlllard Beck Thomas Layton s. - ' 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' -- - . :' 1 1 1 - 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 i 1, A Q 1 1 1 1 - Q F. : V 1 - 1 ' -1- 1 Q 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 F b 1 4 1 . 1 1 1 - 1. 1 14 1 1 - 1 - 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 . -1 ' 1 1 t 1 I 1 I V -1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . 454 V 1 1 1, - 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , . : . 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XXX' X M X I V5 :- Student Council Row 1 Charles Swope Beryl Plttrnger Jack Beck Betty Jane Baldwrn Row 2 Bertha Jackson Dorothy Hunt Elena Messina Joseph Gallegher Ed Pannter Henry Baldwm Mary McBride Eluzabeth Stetson Jean Wuse Joan Cann Row 3 Lung: Launl James Weeks George Cooper WIlllOm Smedley Dorn Howlett Robert Slcolu Ronald Yeager Dorothy Green Row 4 Bruce lmswller Wulllam Brice George Emerson Odle Hilton Ruth Helton Ruth Harrison Ethel Cox Jane de Sabran Row 5 Lowell Young lirchard Grubb Paul Gordon George Lower Dong Ganges Gretchen Albright Nancy Jordan THE GUIDING LIGHT was Councll that sponsored those two football bonhres before the Coatesvllle and Berwyn games It was Councll that arranged lor the news commentator G Bjorn Bjarnson to gave a program on whlch we raised 5720 OO lor the beneht ol the library fund It was Councll that saw to It that the LFCJHIC ID the halls went smooth ly It was Councll that ransed the money to buy the radio lor Ernie Wynn a puprl ol our school who was conhned tothe hospital Under the able guidance ol nts laculty advisors Mr Lewus M Prutzman and Mass Keltha Lewns Cauncll really has accomplished much throughout the year Vuce presldent CHARLES SWOPE Secretary BERYL PITTINGER 54 : I . . 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J A C K BECK Band AND THE BAND PLAYED ON Our band actlvltles durrng the past year have been carried out Wrth com mendable success The annual band concert ID May which nncluded among other numbers Ravanne Llttle Joe the Wrangler and lrootlllt r March was most enjoyable to the lamlles and Frnends ol our band members ln the fall the band worlced on marching lormatlons which they demonstrated admrrably at each lootball game Rep meetlngs throughout the year vvere supported strongly vvlth musical numbers by the band and late ID February the band travelled to the drstrrct baslcetball meet at Brnstol Seven ol our band members Don Hlmes Elmer dl Sant: David Redmond Jerry Wiggins Dick Grubb Robert Morris and Bernie Ball were Invited to partlclpate ID the District Band Concert at Coatesvllle Robert Morris our senior Erenchhorn player represented our school rn the State Band Concert at Elvvood Clty Don Hlmes solo trumpet ID the band held the responsibility ol student conductor The band members vvlll not soon lorget Mr Hanselman s ready contagious laugh and vvonderlul musical leadership Presldent ROBERT MORRIS Vlce president ALFRED CIPOLLA Treasurer DONALD HIMES BAND MEMBERS Row 1 Alleyn Green Dons Shores Kay McClure Joan Green Charlotte Darlxngton Dave Redmond Paul Good Clarence Ruchardson Bruce lmswller Stuart Ash Charles Bishop Vnrglma English Don Hlmes Mr Hanselman Row 2 Bull Smedley Gene Kung Nlck Mrnlch Bull Ponzo Don Elliott Randall Robinson Marne Hanthorne Ruth Harrison Helen Browne Constance Barter Lows Harshaw Bunny Ball Robert Magee Elmer DI Sant: Row 3 Bob Welsh Don Chandler Mlldred Lauterbach Dorns Kellam Lydia Famous Betsy Jones Farr Gilchrist David Barrett Kenneth Ash Charles Wooldrxdge JaclcEl1nslcy Richard l-lurlbrlnlc Ronald Sylvester Row 4 Robert Scott Theodore Erlsby Ronald Harper Duck Grubb Jerry Wlgglns Ralph Schad Bob Davis Bob Morris Ball Beam, Stanton Outland Grady Wann Alfred Clpolla Clarence Yoder 55 u n - 1 .. .V .. , ,. .. , ,. Q i 1 1 1 1 '-' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 ' ' 1 Secretary, .... , ,. ,.,..... . ......,., ,... , . ,.,,. BRUCE IMSWTLER :. I T . I I . ,I . . . h .I I I . I . I . .I . . l , 1 . I T . . . 5 1 1 b 1 1 1 1 A V 1 I I 4 I A I A I ' 1 ' l 5 1 1 A A 1 b 1 A 1 1 1 ' ' . ' f '. . ' , . ' 3 1 1 14 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Orchestra Standing Mr Scherrer V Der1 Ason R Gruoo P Mchadd '1 J Wlggxns W Bray R Moms R Davls P Hurlbrlnlc D Chandler R McGee B Cnsman Seated D Redmond V Engltsh D Ehrlsman H Friedman FS Ball C Dean R Harrison C Blshop L Qyltes M Wlrlter sham D Hlmes A Smith D Barrett C Barr THE MUSIC FILLS THE AIR The Senior High Qrchestra members of 19471948 spent an tnterestlng year under the muslcal leadershlp ol Mr Walter B Scherrer who returned last tall follow :ng a year ot worlt at Harvard Unlversuty where he achteved an Ed lvl degree Hlndered by a laclc ol strung muslcrans and a loss ol several Instruments IU the hre, the orchestra accomplushed a remarlcable amount ot worlc The auduences ol the two night productron ol the play You Cant 'lalce It With You wall recall the numbers The Man l Love and Bandwagon otlered by the orchestra Then agatn at the sprung concert rn May, the orchestra drsplayed nts talent ID a musncal program which Included some very popular and well lcnown pieces The Fond memornes ol orchestra meetings will always lollow our musrc lovnng students and the beneht ol such opportunities will be more and more apprecuated through the years 56 , . ., .. . . , . . . M 3 . . , . .c ,. ,. -.,. , . , .- ,. ,. . ,. ,. . :. , . ,. ,. ,. , .. ,. ,. ,.- ,, . .. , . , . ,. ,. . I I ' I Chorus SING OUT, SWEET LAND lhe West Chester High School chorus under the able direction of Mrs. Robert Sherman has provided the school and the community with many enjoyable perform- ances this year. lheir Christmas program, presented right before the Christmas holidays, featured the beautiful HMessiah'i by Handel. lhe spring concert given early in May included such numbers as 'Pain and the Biverf' Ulhe Qne Hundred and Fiftieth Psalmf' MSong of the Meadowlandf' and mln lhese Delightful Pleasant Grovesf' lhe chorus, which practices three or four times a month, is made up of seventy mixed voices and is accompanied at the piano by Virginia English and Virginia McCardeII. During the year several of the members of the chorus were honored by being selected to sing in the District Chorus which is made up of several singers from each school CHORUS MEMBERS MIXED CHORUS Row1 Florence Beitsch Frances Falcone Elena Messina Dorothy Hunt Barbara Crisman Mary Jones Dolore eo Stanley Johnson Odie Hilton Bill Ponzo Phil Mascantonio Jack Beck Dick Grubb Nan y Pennock Vera Andre wick Elizabeth Stetson Mildred Lauterbach Alleyn Green Dorothy Curie Row! Mary McBride Barbara Lilley Dorothy England Ruth Deaver Patsy Lacy Ruth Empie Ruth Moulder Bill Beam Bob Carpenter George Jefferson Charlotte Darlington Lydia Famous Jeanne Cooper Barbara Bender Dot Green Elizabeth Garvin Gilchrist Jean King Dick Moore Jim Thomas Pete Guinta Tom Broadwater Peggy Baldwin Dixie Little Row 4 Jeanette Wilson Peggy Muth Joan Gilbert Shirley Loper Annette Spangler Carolyn Ancrum William Francis Tony Smith Allen Thomas Grady Wann Dick Swanenberg Eugene Hickman Jim Beck Joan Ellis Marty Ellis Gwen King Accompcnrsts Virginia McCardell Virginia English Director Mrs Sherman 57 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 SL 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 V 1 5 1 ' I V I I I I ' : F I ' I I I I A I I I I I I I I I i I . . ' Row 3: Helen Deaver, Marjorie Satterthwait, Frances Fiore, Olga Bortsalas, Kay McClure, Marjorie Conner, Fair - I I A I I I I I F I I V I I 4 U 4 5 F 1 1 V 1 A 1 1 1 F l F 1 ' I I I I I I I I A'l I , . . I . . . . A . : ' ' IJNCLEJOE WEST POINT WAS WELL THEY GOT A REASONABLE FACSIMILE OUR CHORUS OFFICERS NEVER LIKE THIS' READY? ALL THEY NEED NOW COUNTEPPGW IS GABRIEL 58 2.9 , I is 1. 4 ,xxx lx' I Sock and Baskin Club Row Row Row Row Row Dolores Leo Elena Messlna Stanley Johnson Anne Carey Charles Cassidy Jack Beck Rose Arabia Debbue Matlack Dorothy Hunt Eluzabeth Stetson Mildred Lauterbach Nancy Jordan Tony Arabia Olga Bortsalas Gretchen Albright Jeff Sammons .cganet Staley Marjorie Satterthvvalt Helen Deaver Lulllan Shlmnefsky Sue Jones Robert ox Nnck Munich Ruth Emple Barbara Crxsman Olga Livingston Tony Smlth Pat Welsh Mary Ellen Urnch B1lISmedIy Ruth Schlaanstlne Edith Martin Fletcher MacNell Director Mrs Kautz Absent Jane deSabran Ruth Ann Kell Marty Hoopes Audrey Urban Bull Ponzo Mary Reully Josephine Launl Margorle Spann Dorls Kellam Marlene Cann Sara Fundervvhlte Duck Plerce Albert Mange Gene Hickman THE PLAYS THE THING The Sock and Busknn Club of the West Chester Hugh School more commonly known as the Dramatic Club has functioned throughout many seasons of trying times But this year has certainly proved to be dvsastrous slnce the scenery and furmture of the group were destroyed by the fnre Before the unhappy event the club presented an excellent performance of You Can t Take It Wlth You starrnng many of the outstanding school dramatusts The beneflts from the play were generously glven to the Band Uniform Fund Since thus the Dramatic Club has presented tvvo most enjoyable p rformances one benng The Three Old Maids The outstanding feature of the year for the club was the appearance of several of its members on radio shows over Station KYW Thrs proved to be both an unter estlng and a worth while experuence for those Involved Our appreclataon and thanks go out to Mrs Kautz the able director of the Dramatlc Club, and to her whole cast of performers who have certalnly given of thenr tame for a worth vvhlle cause Officers Vnce presldent JACK BECK Secretary ANNE CAREY Treasurer STANLEY JOHNSON 59 1: I 1 A h 1 1 1 D 1 1 , . 2: I V , 1: I I-x I I V I 1 1 - 3: I . . , l I . . . . I I 4: 4 l V 1 f 1 - 1 f f 1 - 1 - 5: A 1 4 1 I 1 I I 1 f - : V 1- - V 1 - 1 1 - 1 I lb 1 . I 4 I I I I 1 1 - u n n 1 1 1 , . . . , D . 1 V 1 ' 1 1 President ..... ...............,....,......,,.........,.....,.. C HARLES CASSIDY Y u Cam It Take Ilfc Wmth You WWW' WMM va: wma.: IYN THE ARTIST TROUBLE BREWING DINNER IS SERVED THE DICTATOR BEETHOVEN WROTE THIS PRESENTING THE CQLINTESS 60 MVN yi-W 46479 WM HI IHM3 N..,.f' fd' URL may THAT INCOME TAXI uw NI THE PA E THAT REFRESHESI HANDS UPI US JIU JITSU JACK PROPERTIES READY? A LITTLE MORE POWDER 61 ,.y,rI,,:iWz ,I , I Sw , If ,f,E:1?7x 5 , , I iw 5 I A if' W Q .Ii Zh v pw Q LN H 'ring ' I 'I-F' ' 4 I - II I ' f I a :iii 1 If :WA an ,III Q. , , I 'W Du I ig.II iw W :Mi W III' as fbi? :Ma 3,41 , E' T :Mi . If ,V I A I RN. iff: f .PS I ' ' A .Q Y' ' 1 , IQ H T W ' ef TURKEY TROTTERS VICTORY DANCE NOTES IT S PROM TIME ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE CARR S ORCHESTRA STREET THEATER LATER STARDUST MELODY INFORMAL MOMENT 62 For Our Daincmg Pleasure Away bacl4 last November on the twenty seventh to be exact a very gala event was under way in our gym Young and old were assembl a at th Turlcey Trot lor an evening ol lun and dancing to the dreamy music ol the lmprovisors, a band of one ol our own classmates The cheerleaders who sponsored the dance and the rest ol us who gained the lun used this dance to say thanlcs to a really superb winning lootball team Then many months later came the climax to all dances April lO was the date Rememb r it was spring and all ol our fancies lightly turned to tnoughts ol the Spring Nocturne What a wonderful senior proml lhe decorations were simply heaven sent and the music well Ray Carr and his orchestra added the Final perfect touch The trellis etlect lor an entrance was considered by all one ol the most novel decorative plans West Chester l-ligh has had Ana remember that huge glittering ball ol silver that cast such unusual color patterns on all ol us dancers? lhat also was the worl4 ol some ingenious planners Did someone say food? Ah night Everyone looked so nice and promish that we wished it would never be over but as all good things must only too soon it came to an end But soon another dance came to try to till the yearning brought on by the Spring Nocturne May hlteenth was the big night l-lardworlang council members had turned this dance into one ol the most extraordinary ahfairs a Deep Sea Dive Fish ol all lcinds ana sorts had been laborously painted by the talented ot the school a very clever idea Again Ray Carr toolc the spotlight with his popular orchestra As we dancea on ana onto the rhythmical beats many ol us realized that this would be our last high school dan e but that the pleasure we had had during the evening would long be remembered At the end we lelt we had helped to do our share lor our aear Alma Mater our share ol contributing to a new laboratory for future years Now that our senior year corres to a close we lool4 baclc on all the dancing pleasures West Chester l-ligh has ollered us during the year It will be many years before any one ol us will forget those memorable occasions 63 l t I, I I . ' . e e . . . . I i Q I , if f . . . U g V yes, food, the highlight ol any successful dance, was truly a refreshing treat that f f 4 f I ' i i . , . . C I i . f . Honor Awards 1 ,-Xu. X .ufxuffj I Upper nght ESSAY XII A Cor y J d Sobrow D Ehrlsncn D Elllott P :mole P Gordon M Jones S Jones Pellly M Unch Center nght I-IONQP SPEAKEPS J Beclc A Corey J Dovxs D Elllott M Schneider P Sloon Lower nght ESSAY XI B Boll P Brown M Foucett S Fell S Gnbson P Jonney P Kell D Kellom G Lowrence Lurnls D Motlock E Stetson K Thomas Upper left HQNOP POLL FOP 3 YEAPS A Corey E Messlno M Schneider P Sloon Center left BQYS SPEAKING CQNIESI J Compbell P Cloud A Donzoerger D Grohom P L Johnson F Moc Nenll I-I Mnnnclc C Swope Lower left DPAMATIC AWAPD J Beclc A Corey C Cossldy J de Sobron F MocNexlI 64 f . I , , , . . A ha Y .- . X 1 V . - Lu 1 f 'K K4 W! 54 O -A. XA . f . -.N , ur- , .Y lv , 'ws' Y 1 V Q ,QM 's ' V ., ' L 1 -I I ' . x . , , , , . . 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S. , . , . , . . : f . , . , . , . . 7 Y' - 1 ' I - 1 - 1 - -' I I - I , . , . . : , 'f. , . , . , . , . , Upper left MUSIC AWARD C Bishop D Hlmes R Morris Center left HONOR ROLL FOR1 YEAR G Albrlght R Arabxa J Beck R Deaver J de Sabran J Frank F Hum mel D Hunt O Llvlngston R Moulder N Pennock J Rrttenhouse R Sholfner T Todd V Wrlght E Cox G Damelson A Danzberger B Fawcett S Fell T Frlsby B George D Hoffman J Klein G Lawrence S Lumus J Peoples B Plttmger M Rogers M Spann W Trego W Wlckersham F Wrlght J Cooper J Dornoff Lower left HONOR ROLL FOR Q YEARS N Brewer R Clark J Davns D Elliott D Hlmes B Hummel W Patterson M Unch B Ball C Darlington M Fawcett D Harvey P Janney D Matlack L Shmlefsky M Walker Upper nght GIRLS SPEAKING CONTEST R Arabla B Brice J de Sabran D Ganges A Green B Horth M Jones R Kell D Kellam M Lauterbach Center right ESSAYX H Brown J Cooper J DornoFF V Englnsh B Erb B Morehead P Muth D Zimmer Lower nght SPELLlNG CONTEST R Moran 69 5 T- ' I 1 r l 1 - V A : 1 , ' , , A , . , . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - I I 1 ' 1 - 1 - t 1 r 1 ' 1 ' l 1 - ' I 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' l 1 - 1 - 1 - ' 1 - 1 t 1 ' 1 ' I 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 ' V 1 ' 1 ' 1 - V. English, L. Lady, J. Larkin, J, Linder, R. Martin, G. Mitchell, B. Morehead, P. Muth, J. Staley. : H . , . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 r 1 r - - 5 I 3 ' A 1 - l 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , . , . , . . ' : 7 . , . , . , . .' , . , . , . , . I . .- ,fit 9-0 Q'-4 Mi' if -1 -... Sfei?-'WP A M..-wewm, Im JF ' vw .nit A wig! 1 A , 3 ' . '1 f - ,H -1 , , . ...A M 1 .. r Q' 'C' V W i 1 5' A ' q, N. P ', W. -qsfg, ,wx V ,- '- vw.: fx .J - , 3'-w ' , w ' if' f.--Q -eff' 1' X1 7 ' ., x-' M, ' 3, vjw ,V 5 f A ..4. 5 Q ' f I l is ,WK Q- W if - Pg.. k A , . ' 1 4 51,11 6 f Q g , 1'ff - f I ,sf ..,. ' ww ' ' , v M , x HQ 5 ..., . k, , Mx ,W .,,. 2 .. .1., '-- A' V' A A , . f , , V .',wx H, Q, 'P . 13, f -'Lf' ik' , 1 C6 QW 14 PRESENT!! WEST C HES TER SENIOR KKVH SCHOOL uouog HU? N43 Ex Q Q C -1 f X! .A-5, ' f ff' I 7 E xx .L Q , A -E :Ll rlnuufw ff.-1 I I- 'QQ lcv:-QE -Q .Q faiiil gif-1 N . 5: -133 WLS: 3 -' iJ 'lf' E 'mix' Nl I A ' - ' ' I -3: ! 1 i iulmnl nm u Football F .uhm uit, H ' ' , 4. ,, A' Row 1 Dave Graham, Lowell Young, Jack Monaghan, Charlue Swope, Conrad Letter, Capt Phul Chamber lun, Duck Sloan, Bull Lumberger, Bob l-lerkuns, Vunce Cualunu, Sam Ruccardo Row 2 Asst Coach Ruegle Lawrence Lady, Jum Forwood, George Malun, Duke Evans, Howard Kunlock, Ruchard Johnson, Duck Wuck John Ruggeru, Bob Steele John Harrus, Coach Wulluam Huckman Row 3 Bernue May, Ralph Watson, Wunston Gandy Phul Guunta, Gary Mease, Duck Swanenberg, Ed Johnson, Pete Guunta, Bob Shoffner, Ellsy Chandler, Asst Coach DeFassuo Row 4 Ed Sowden, Edward Gandy, Jummy Weeks, George Mutchell Bull Bruce, Quentun Reynolds, Num Thomas, Jack Byers, Jay Spatz, Jack Green, Duck Green The West Chester eleven, ably coached by Bull Huckman and assusted by Andy De Fassuo and Bob Ruegle, opened the 47 season under the lughts at the State Teachers College where they defeated Collungdale 12 6 In the second quarter Cualunu snagged a Ruccardo pass, un the thurd peruod Monaghan duplucated thus feat The next game was played at Woodbury where West Chester was nosed out by a slum 6 O score ln thus game and un the followung game when Phoenuxvulle traveled to West Chester, the accent was on defensuve lune play Phoenuxvulle took to the aur un order to squeeze outa slum 6 O vuctory A determuned team took the fueld agaunst P S Du Pont at Wulmungton and, sparked by fullback John Harrus, who scored both touchdowns, overcame a 6 pount defucut to wun by 14 6 lmpotent un the furst half the West Chester eleven opened up wuth a varued attack un the thurd peruod and held Du Pont to a standstull Long runs and spectacular plays characteruzed our second county game Downungtown scored on an unforgettable sleeper play un the furst play of the game ln the furst quarter Harrus bucked over for a score, another was added un the second quarter when Cualunu snagged a Ruccardo pass un the end zone ln the thurd peruod Downungtown scored on an 89 yard runback of a kuck and a lune plunge West Chester looked umpressuve un thus Q0 19 vuctory over the Whuppets Two evenly matched teams met the followung week at Pottstown and played a game that was not won untul late un the funal peruod when Harrus plunged over for the only score Both teams played wude open ball but strong lunes made long runs umpossuble A heavuly favored Coatesvulle team was humbled 13 6 by the Warruors Offensuve play was emphasuzed un thus suzzlung ruvalry The powerful West Chester lune led the way as the team took the openung kuck off and marched 78 yards down the fueld to score on a pass from Ruccardo to Cualunu Evans converted, makung the score 7 6 at the half We scored agaun as Ruccardo threw to Monaghan who made a sensatuonal catch, and the team was agaun onthe move when the funal gun sounded On wet and muddy fuelds West Chester was upset by Medua by a 13 6 score onthe wunner s held and bowed 12 O to an unspured Haverford combune Fumbles hurt the West Chester attack un both games On Thanksguvung at Vullanova, the annual Turkey Classuc was played agaunst Berwyn our tradttuonal ruval The fueld was frozen, and the game started slowly Berwyn scored furst early un the game West Chester then took fure and scored on an aerual caught by Evans who raced unto the end zone He also converted makung the score 7 6 Lowell Young sparked a druve startung deep un West Chester terrutory and plunged over to make the score 14 6 when Evans agaun converted At the football banquet Mr Huckman announced hus resugnatuon as coach He deserves a great deal of credut for hus abuluty as coach of our team Charlue Swope receuved atrophy at the banquet for beung the outstandung player of the year for West Chester Three West Chester players were chosen for the All County team Eggy Monaghan, excellent offensuve and defensuve end who played a fune game agaunst Coatesvulle Mole Swope, the tackle who opened or plugged the gaps un the lune whenever called on, and Sam Ruccardo, the truple threat halfback, unstrumental un the upset over Coatesvulle Guard Phul Chamberlun, center Duck Sloan and fullback John Harrus were pucked for the second team, and end Bob Herkuns, tackle Bull Lumberger, and guard Dave Graham receuved honorable mentuon 68 u l l .. . 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S'.f u 'fs -as L at 18 i Iwi H Charles Swope Captam Duck Sloan Conrad Letter Bull Llmberger Tackle Phll Chamberlin Center Guard Tackle I Coatesville Guard Coatesville P S du Pont Berwyns Tacklmg P S du Pont Tackling Tackling Tacklmg Spa rkxng the team Jack Monaghan David Graham Richard Wick Rlchard Johnson Robert Herluns n Guard Guard n n Coatesvnlle Berwyn Downnngtown Phoenixville Coatesville Receiving passes Tacklmg Tacklung Breaklngupend runs Breaklngupend runs if rw Lowell Young Vance Clallnl John Harris Sam Riccardo Back Back Back Back Berwyn P S du Pont Downlngtovvn Coategvllle Lune bucking End runnmg Lune bucking Passlng Henson Evans Back Coatesvs lle Calling plays Howard Klnloclc Robert Sholfner Ellsworth Chandler Back B k B k ac ac Phoenixville Phoemxvxlle Woodbury Passing Calling plays Safety man 69 ., , A U ., A J. ,.,- - A 1. -4 -I 7 -fs, -: , -- 1, . ff ' , if M I' A Q J ., . ,. Y' ' 9 -A P ' . UI ,Q 4 -' I . L I 3 X 42, Q Q r F 4 1 ra fr 52 'E , 4 gl f W it if R P ,. 1' at 'ff E d E V E nd b E db an ,,:.i,'V? Q J t , V ' L f 5 5? A A . ,favs ' Kirk :Y E Cross Country OVER HILL, OVER DALE .... The West Chester High School harriers, coached by Harold l. Zimmerman, started the season on an unimpressive note as they lost their First two meets by identical scores to Williamson lrade School and Coatesville High. The l'Hill and Dale men then scored their First '47 victory as they defeated the West Chester State 'leach- ers' College UB team and continued their winning ways with a one-point decision over Ridley Parlc. Alter losing to Media by a slim margin, the Warriors crushed Ridley Township in the linal duel meet ol the season. ln the annual district meet at Cobbs Creek Mr. Zimmerman's protegees placed Filth, and later the two sparlc- plugs ol the team, Walter Johnson and Phil Durnell, journeyed to State College where they competed for the State Championship. For the rigorous season the Warrior team gradually worlced up to a two and eight tenths mile course At the Cobbs Creelc meet the pace was increased to four miles CLOSO CLOSO CWonD CLostD CWonj West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester Coach MR ZIMMERMAN Bob Carpenter Bill Barker Al Boyd John Craig C1eorgeJetlerson John Green Herbie Hughes Alan Thomas Philip Durnell Walter Johnson Williamson Coatesville Ridley Park Media Ridley Twp District Meet at Cobbs Creek West Chester 70 5 , .,.. . ...36 ' . CWonD West Chester .......,...,....... 24 W.C.S.T.C. B .... ...Q8l ' .. ...,.........,.. 'l5 ' . ..., Swlmmlng Standing Mallard Freeman David Ashworth Bob Brubaker Tom lmswller Tony Smlth Jack Bowers Peter Shaw Mr Zrmmerman Seated Johnnle Barr Bull Beam Duck Wick Don Elliott Duck Groff Dave Graham Duck Temple West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester Westtown Eddystone Abbangton Coatesvn Ile WI lmlngton P S du Pon Westtown t TIMERS AND JUDGES READY West Chester Hugh Mermen have had a falr season despite the depresslng picture painted by the scores ln the lndlvldual departments many of the team mem bers gave outstanding performances The team was coached by Mr Zimmerman with the able assistance of Joe Collins, a West Chester State Teachers College student The team lacked a good freestyle relay, had they had thus, the Warrror Mermen would have found themselves vlctorlous In all but one contest Tsme after time this event caused the loss ofthe meet ln the second swlmmlng meet at home fans were thrilled by the team s overwhelm mg victory over Eddystone l-llgh School An even more excltlng meet took place when the team defeated Wilmington l-hgh on a cllsqualrflcatlon of their freestyle relay team The team was captanned by Don Elliott who was a three tlme letterman and West Chester f-lagh record holder for backstroke Dick Graff established a new QQO record has stellar performance would be an asset to any team Dave Graham, our diver, was undefeated rn interscholastic competltlon It will be some tnme until West Chester will again have such a superb performer And nf you are looking for steady and perslstant performance, we have but to point to Duck Wick, our 40 and 'IOO man Bull Beam displayed the fact that he had the best orthodox breaststroke In our dlstrlct The team may look to have a good team next year Mlllard Freeman and Bob Brubaker ID freestyle, Tom lmswller IH backstroke, and Johnny Bair ID breast stroke will assure a successful season 71 3 0 3 . .....,................,.. 37 . 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Basketball 'Varsity Vlctor Bruno l-loward Knnlaclc Clarence Yoder Bob Shoffner Tom Frame Vnnce Ctaltnl Ronald Yeager Mar Ray Flnegan Tom Redmond GO WARRIORS GO A veteran West Chester Hugh team under the expert coaching of Andy De FGSSIO captured Its second Section Ill title ID three years and won l6 of Q0 contests In the 47 48 season ln the frrst game of the season W C scored a 43 35 triumph over l-laverford and then pounded out a 5 point vlctory over Yeadon 49 44 lom Redmond playing has fnrst games In W C uniform gave an amen of what was to come by scoring Q0 and Q4 points respectlvely In the flrst two games lravellng to Chester ID nts furst road performance ofthe year the Garnet and Whnte five fell vrctlm to an experienced Chester team that used Its superior helght to gain a 58 50 wtn Baclc on the home court the Warriors regained thetr wlnnxng habit by posting a 48 49 conquest over Clifton l'lexghts only to lose It again to a dlstlngulhed group of Qld Grads In a close 59 48 declsron Launchlng nts bud for Suburban lll honors W C shellaclced Phoenrxvulle 51 36 with the second team playrng the last half A trlp to Pottstown proved profnt able as our aunntet subdued the lrogans 49 43 ln thelr next league game the Warruors were given a stuff Frght by a scrappy Downnngtown team but caprtallzlng on the Whlppets rough play West Chester offset nts defncrt ID field goals by convertung Q0 of 36 fouls A late rally led to the frnal 50 40 score lalctng a breather from county competition the local fave routed P 5 du Pont 48 QQ avenging last year S defeat Golng Into the Coatesvllle game wnthout the servnces of Vat Bruno who rnjured his hands IH a shop accident the Warruors loolced unumpresslve In the fnrst half trarllng by ll polnts, however led by l'loward Knnloch fnlltng In for Bruno, West Chester staged a magnlfrcent rally ID the thlrd and fourth periods and breezed to a 46 36 flnal score After successlve wtns over Kennett Square, 69 48 and Berwyn, 45 3'l the Warrrors wlnnnng streak whnch had reached seven stralght, came to an abrupt halt at the hands of a tall fast brealang Brldgeport outfrt The fnnal score was Bridgeport 65 West Chester 50 72 Dlclc Grubb I Ellsworth Chandler, Mgr. Mr. Defassio Lowell Young . . . , I S ' ll ll I - V . . . , I - . . I . . . . . , . . i . . . . - I . ' I . . I . . Q I . I , I , . . l . . . . 1 D . . I - . I . 1 r . 1 I . . - I . - I I , - . Basketball 'Varslty fCtmt dll ln the Kennett Square game Tom Redmond brolce the WC HS lndlvldual one game scoring marlc wlth 36 points Wnth second round competition getting under way the Garnet and White trounced Phoenixville 58 44 Pottstown 58 40 and Downlngtown 64 4'l and then repeated the previous vlctory over Coatesville manhandllng the Red Raiders 58 34 to clinch the league tutle They defeated Berwyn only after puttlng out a last quarter rally by the deter mined Bulldogs The Warriors met Radnor an the last re ularly scheduled game of the season and by virtue ofa thrllllng 'I5 point spurt IH the :nal three minutes manag ed to edge the Section lll tltllsts 49 44 Vat Bruno sparlced the attack with Q1 points Qualcfymg for a playoff berth as a result of their undefeated Suburban lll record the West Chester quintet met Bristol Hugh winners of the lovver Bux Mont conference at NOVFISKOWD The Warriors led most of the way but late In the fourth peruod Bristol toolc the lead Rip Flnegan came through with two seconds to play and made a one hander from the corner forcing the game Into overtime ln the first extra period the Garnet and Whlte agann fell behind but Howard Klnloch made one of two fouls after the gun had sounded to deadloclc the count at 48 all The next extra frame was a sudden death peraod, and sudden death It was to West Chester s District Title aspirations as lanlcy Jim Sottle pushed a leaping one hander through the cords to give Bristol a 50 48 victory The 47 48 season turned out one of the best Garnet and White teams ID several years lom Redmond stellar forward brolce the regular season scoring record wlth 363 points Reds Shoffner and Dlclc Grubb elusive ball handlers were responsible for many of the teams vlctorles Their abllrty to set up plays and draw out the opposition s defense gave Redmond and Bruno scorln opportunities Rip Flnegan our steady forward played an all round game IS floor play and spectacular passes were supplemented by has ball stealing tactics This all round team deserves much credit for an outstanding year All those who attended the flrst Coatesville aame will never forget the gym s resounding with the cheer Go Warriors Go llumor VHTSIIY Basketball Left to right George Lower, Bob Kauffman, Jam Weeks, Ralph Watson, Bay Slcoll, Num Thomas, Ed Johnson, Jam Wood, Lawrence Lady, Grady Wann Center Donald Chandler, Bull Baker, Mr Wmgerd coach 73 ' 9 , .... 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' i . . . . -- . ,- 1 1 .. 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I I ' . . x 0 . . at , rn .. 1 ' ' ' O 0 Track Row1 Phll Durnell Vlnce CIOlIDI Walt Johnson Ray Kelly George Jefferson Allen Thomas Rnchard Jownson Ed Johnson Howard Greene Richard Sloan Bull Trumpbour Row 2 Harold l Zimmerman Coach Robert Harvey Dorn Howlett Harry Lomax John Cra g Al Boyd Bull Barker Carewell Wllllams Conrad Letter Joe Mozzanr Stanley Johnson Row 3 Henry Munich Jaclc Byers Phnl Czulnta Lee Stone Nenson Gary Mease Bob Steele Herb Hughes TWO TRACK RECORDS BROKEN The 48 traclc team coached by Mr Zimmerman opened the traclc season by defeating Potts town IH a dual meet The score was 87 3'l The second meet on the schedule was the Chester County Relays West Chester capped 6 fzrst among them the 440 880 and mule relay but was only able to tue Coatesville at 49W Berwyn was thlrd The annual Lower Menon Relays were hotly contested and West Chester came Fnfth In the scoring At the Penn Relays the craclc mile relay team took flrst place ID Its event This team consists of Thomas Jefferson Kelly and Johnson West Chester traveled to P S DuPont on April S28 and swamped them by a 74 to 39 margin This victory was a great step In a successful season Jefferson brolce the broad jump record at Coates vllle durrng the Chester County Champlonshnp meet but despite hrs efforts Coatesville won 53 to 49 At the Boyertawn Relays the medley relay team brolce a standlng record of Q O7 by turning IU a Q O6 7 performance At the Suburban Champlonshrps Jefferson won the broad jump and was second In the Q90 however West Chester came nn fifth ln the four remalnrng meets we hope Mr Zlmmer man s traclc team wnll keep its winning ways MILE RELAY TEAM H Zimmerman Coach Ray Kelly Allen Thomas George Jefferson Ed Johnson Rlchard Johnson 74 W' ,whim ' . . . . . . 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Baseball TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME The West Chester Hugh School baseball team after lnmjted practlce opened nts 48 season agamst Chester, losing by a score of 6 Q ln their Inaugural home game, the Warriors played host to Reading Hugh, one of the best teams In the state Our team played well although they were beaten 3 O Duke Evans turned In a masterful pltchung performance In defeat Thungs went from bad to worse as the Garnet and White journeyed to Coatesvulle to launch thevr Subur ban lll campalgn and dropped a hectrc 6 4 declslon to the Red Ralders After dropping three straight, West Chester lnally broke into the wln column by vlrtue of a thrllllng 9 1 extra rnnlng vlctory over Conrad Hugh School of Wllmlngton Ellsy Chandler srngled In the last half of the eighth and scampered all the way around as the left flelder let the ball go through his legs, to score the wxnnlng tally The Conrad game marked the beginning of a streak which has reached eight straight at this wrltlng The Warriors had no trouble In pollshlng off Tredyffrln Easttown 6 'I Coming from behind they trounced Pottstown 8 4, and then went on to beat Phoenixville 5 'I Jeep Harvey pitched great ball and just mlssed a shutout In the last lnnlng when two outfneld errors and a base hlt cost hum a run The Garnet and White got a much tougher battle from Downlngtown than they had expected but hung on to wan 5 4 The Whlppets had the potential tylng and wlnnlng runs on base In the seventh lnnlng but Duke Evans forced the last batter to ground out and end the game A return engagement wnth Berwyn almost proved drsastrous, as the Mann Ljners jumped out to a three run lead ln the early Innings However, the Warriors caught flre and won, going away 'l'l 4 ln a game as wnld and welrd as thelr previous meetung, the Warnors garned sweet revenge, edgnng out Coatesville by a 7 6 count ln the last lnnlng with the score tied and two outs, Ralph Urban doubled went to third on a wtld pitch, and crossed the plate with the wlnnlng run on Jrmmy Weeks scorching smgle to center Wlth four games stlll on the schedule, the Garnet and Whute must face Readlng, a serious threat to theur wlnnlng streak, and Pottstown, the team they must beat to retain the league championship as well as Phoenlx vllle and Downlngtown Coach Elmer Haupt, returnmg to West Chester Hugh after a long stretch In the army, and his arde Mr Rlegle, have worked hard all year and deserve much ofthe credit for the success of the team thus far Wjth sux lettermen back from last year, the Warrxor llneup shapes up as follows Duke Evans, Ralph Urban and Jeep Harvey handle the pitching, roaming the outfleld when not on the mound Ellsy Chand ler hustllng lead off hitter, IS behxnd the plate Howard Klnloch and Vlctor Bruno alternate at flrst base John Ruggerl holds down the keystone sack Eggy Monaghan, currently battlng 449, us playing short stop for his thlrd straight year Jimmy Weeks IS on third base and Lefty Battln lS IH right fjeld Row 1 Sam Rice, Eugene Harvey, Ralph Urban, John Ruggerl Henson Evans Jack Monaghan, Ellsworth Chandler, James Weeks, Vlctor Bruno, James Forward, Howard Kmloch Row 2 Robert Relgle, Asslstant Coach, Berme May, Charles Barr, Ralph Watson, Bob Kauffman, Bob Brown, LaMotte Battln, Ed Gandy, George Craft, Elmer Haupt, Coach Row 3 Vrnce Sylvester, James Wright, Raymond Baxter Harry McCool, Harold Hutton, Paul Kirk, Robert SICOlI, Mgr 75 U n . . . , . 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X i I . .. . - . 1 i if 4-S'-' A DAVY DIVE ON YOUR MARK ON SWOPE S LAWN RALLY BONFIRE HIT EM LOW' OUR MASCOT GOOD BY COACH HICKMAN CHARLEY S TROPI-W 77 Hockey Team Row 1 Pat Kumes, Gladys Cleaver, Dolores Douglas, Dolores Hemphull Row 2 Jean Wuse, Lydua Famous, Dorothy Harvey, Mumu Martun, Eluzabeth Stetson, Barbara George, Sally Lumus, Ruth Harruson, Jean Hayes, Kctwy Thomas, Dorus Ganges, Sally Gunther, Dorothy Ehrusman Row 3 Mrs Taylor, Mary Reully, Pat Benner, Theresa Malavolta, Dot Benner, Barbara Morehead Peggy Muth, Charlotte Darlungton, Ethel Cox, Barbara Bender, Barbara Bruce, Kate Faddus, Paulune Leslue Row 4 Ellen Colluns, Margery Spann, Mary Lee, Pat Fry, Joan Wood Beverly Wrught Jane Clufford Pat Brosuus, Aluce Boyer, Hazel Beckett, Januce Black GROUND STICKS' GROUND STICKS' GROUND STICKS' The vuctoruous Garnet and Whute Hockey season of 48 wull luve un our memorues The Zummerettes out of a total of eught games chalked up stx wuns, one tue, and one loss Remember that brught sunny day on the Qsth of Sept wuber when we had our furst game at Marple New town, and we won by a score of 3 to 'I, when Lydua our rught wung, ran rught over the end lune after takung the ball the enture length of the fueld and clearung herself as she w 'ut alone at that remarkable pace What' The fullbacks playung unner pos'tuon'7 Yes, thus happened when we played agaunst Pottstown at our furst home game lt was an easy vuctory of 'I'l to O Al' benchsutters as well as the regular squad had a chance to show theur skulls durung thus game The Berwyn hockeyettes caught us as'eep on the fueld several tumes on the Qth of October The game was extremely rough, and very luttle real hockey was played lr' t1e furst half Berwyn had three goals to our one, but Dolores, our Co Captaun, pulled us out of that tught spot by makung three of the fuve goals whuch made us wunners 5 to 3 Thus was our thurd consecutuve wun The 16th of October proved to be a beautuful day to play hockey, but we dudn t seem to take advantage of ut Sprung Cuty, whuch had not won any of theur games, came through and defeated West Chester 3 to 'I Our defense mussung passes and our forward lune not rushung were the two maun reasons why we lost Thus loss made us promuse that uf we lost any other game the opponents would have to really struggle to wun ut Where us the ball7 Remember7 We were at Medua on one of the very wundy days The dust was blowung unto everyone s eyes, and quute often shouts could be heard askung, Where us the ball? It was common to see the gurls runnung wuth one hand cupped over theur eyes whule tryung to control the stuck and the ball wuth the other We won 3 to 'I Wulmungton Fruends, whom we consuder to be our toughest ruval, was just as peppy as our team on that very cold afternoon Thus was a very c'ose and unterestung game wuth each team showung wonderful team work and sportmanshup Fruends secured a goal un the last half whuch tued the score 'I to 'I the tue was never broken After havung experuences wutn t1e pre edung games, and after beung excellently schooled un hockey by our coach, Mrs Elunor Taylor we were ready for any defensuve or offensuve plays Westtown could plan to pull on us Even though ut was extremely cold the Zummerettes played a super game by not allowung W T to score and at the same tume chalkung up fuve pounts for a de usuve vuctory for the Garnet and Whute Our last game was played at hone agaunst Dowwungtown The game was a trufle rough but all un all we ended our season very vuctoruously wuth a score of 3 to 'I We expressed many thanks to our coach Mrs Taylo ,for coachung us through a tough season and puttung up wuth our stupuduty We also want to tnank you regular hockey fans for comung out and cheerung us along 78 : . , : I I I . Si . - , . - . S. u . . , , u . , . . . u . . . ll I , . 41 . ' xl - I . . ., , F . . . u .. . - I . , . . . . , r . . , . , . , . , . . oclkey Vatursuuuty Januce Black Drubble and hard pass across the held' Our speedy wung sub proved to be very Fauthful un helpung un many vuctorues Mary Lee Mary came to us from the Jayvees to help un the wung posutuon She took the ball down the hundred yard held to set up a shot for a goal Jean Wise Yes, srree, she can really stop them' We could always depend on our sub Jeanne to back up our half ba ks un tumes of trouble Kathy Thomas Look up and druve us Kathy s motto Makung several of our goals Kathy Fulhlled her motto asa varsuty player Dot Benner Center? Inner? Dot us our all round sub Watch out when Dot us n sught for she us our speedy luttle ball farruer Barbara George Lunge and scoop' Why, none other than our trucky Barbara, who was constantly on the go backung up the lune Ruth Harruson Tureless Ruthy whose stuck work was the most outstandung of the year, was known always to out play her opponents un the games Mumu Martun Puck up the pass' Drubble' Pass' Don t go after your pass' These are thungs runnung through Mumu s head cs she helps the ball along uts way Lydua Famous Square pass? Lydua has ut Our cute rught wung made a most sensatuonal goal at the Berwyn game to clunch the vuctory Eluzabeth Stetson Ground stucks hut' That s our Pepper who starts the game wuth a bug bang un the center Dons Ganges Peachy a co captaun thus year, wull be mussed greatly She was the menace ofthe backheld and well known for her speed, aguluty, and brutal attack Pat Klmes The Blonde Streak Con or oft the heldj helped us greatly on the held wuth many passes, druves, and a goal or two here and there was stopped by Dottue s skull and quuck actuon Sallue Lumus A good player? Long pass? Center half? Why yes, ut s our reluable Sallue You can always trust her to help us out un every tught play and add a few goals for good measure Dorothy Harvey Bugs drove the other team batty when she broke loose un the wung She also helped by addung some goals where they were most needed Jean Hayes Jean was a helpful hul un for the halfbacks un tume of need and when she wasnt busy backuna up the Jayvee lune Dolores Douglas Our co captaun on the forward lune was the hugh pount gurl of the year Another outstandung skull was her abuluty to pass and scoop the ball to the proper place, usua'ly the goal Dolores Hemphill Dolores helped us out un a fullback berth She was very capable un backung up the lune wuth a leg pass up the held Barbara Bruce Barb played a good game at center tnus year Many wull muss Barb s buzzung on the held durung practuce Sally Gunther The person who could pass Sally was a lucky one She us a very skul'ful and powerful fullback Shell be wuth us next year too so look out For her Gladys Cleaver Get out of the alley' Cleaver S comun through' Once she has started to drubble down the held no one can stop her Januce Black, Mc.y Lee, Jean Wuse, Kathy Thomas, Dot Benner, Barbara George, Ruth Harruson, Mumu Martun, Lydua Famous, Eluzabeth Stetson, Dorus Ganges, Pat Kumes, Dotty Ehrusman, Sa'ly Lumus, Dorothy Harvey, Jean Hayes, Dolores Douglas, Dolores l-lemphull, Barbara Bruce, Sally Gunther, Gladys Cleaver 79 0 l .. . . Q . h .I x I . . z I , . - h . 2 . . I . . : .. . l,. . . Dottie Ehrisman: It wouldn't be a good game without Dottie to guard the goal, Many a point on its way to the foe ., . . . . . Basltetbatlll Row1 Mlm: Martln Barbara George Jean Wise Doris Ganges Sallie Lumls Dolores Douglas Gladys Cleaver Pat Klmes Lydla Famous Dorothy Ehrxsman Row? Ellzabeth Stetson Jane Cotter Margery Spann Glorla Sabatlm Paulune Leslre Mary Rellly Marty I-loopes .lean I-layes Patsy Fry Mary Lee Charlotte Darllngton Florence Hummel Ellen Colllns and Mary McBrrde Row 3 Ellnor Taylor Coach Thelma Temple Joan Wood Dorothy I-larvey Duxle Little Della Stonewall Lo1S Mitchell Beryl Plttenger Dorothy Benner Nancy Jordan SHOOT IT' PASS IT' The undefeated sux of West Chester Hugh had the most successful season that they ve had for many years Under Mrs Taylor s slcrllful gulclance the team won all frve games and the Jayvees won four and tled the frfth The vlctlms of the clever comblnatron were Marple Newtown Brldgeport Downmgtown Pottstown and Westtown There were qulte a few attractrons IN the games durlng the year Dolores Douglas was the hugh scorer of the season with two games where she scored Q0 and Q2 points Gladys Cleaver came next In rlngers whsle Jean Wise and Sallie Lumls added some clever passes and gave lceen competutson to the guards Dons Ganges Barbara George Lydna Famous and Elizabeth Stetson gave the opposnng forwards a tough time In handling the ball Wuthout the continued efforts of everyone and the help of Mrs Taylor It would have been umposslble to accomplish all that was done Thanlcs to the farthful fans who spurred the gurls on to many of therr vlctorlesl Members of the Vcrsnty Squad DOLORES DOUGLAS DORIS GANGES JEAN WISE LYDIA FAMOUS SALLIE LUMIS BARBARA GEORGE GLADYS CLEAVEI2 ELIZABETH STETSON Games and Scores West Chester Opponents Bridgeport Dowmngtown Pottstown Westtown 80 g : - 1 A 1 I 1 V I 1 1 I I I f I f l ' ' f 1 l I I l I .I ll 37 ....,.,. ..., . ,.,......... 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E2 6 Intramural Basketball Oulte a large amount of enthuslasm was stirred up over the serles of games played between plclced teams The captalns were First elected by all those nnterested and they In turn chosetheur team members Each team played every other team and the winner was the one that won the most games and so on There was very close competltlon as far as wnnnlng games and malcmg hugh If'ldIVIdUOl scoreS was concerned A great deal of fun and lrlendshlp was enjoyed among the friendly enemues ofthe tournament ln many thrlllnng moments ofthe games Team Captain Wins Losses Garnet Terrors Nunkles Busy Bees Luc y 19 Whuppets Yorlctowners Gunners I- CS no 52'- '53 9-:: KDCD .,..,. uwQ7q7CJ. TOPO go 50 g -C-zm mgggmtb 1 1 9 t.-amwoaoo Green George Ehrisman M Spann Bruce H Hall J Hayes Leslie P Loper Davls V Hoopes F Hummel G Cleaver D Benner Klmes G Sabatlnl Horth M Lauterbach S Fell N Brewer C Barter D Hemphill Collins M Jones S Lumls M Martln Harshaw Montgomery Douglas Lumls Stonewall Ganges Harrlson Cleaver Bender Brewer Stetson Bug Ten Scorers Points K Faddls G Cleaver 9 J Wood 6 D Stonewall P Klmes Parhcnpants H Greene J Smlth D Stonewall L tt'es M Reilly P Bender H Beckett A Boyer C Baldwin R Harrison K Faddls J Staley M Lee B Verngre fl C DI Sant: Saccutto Cann Ganges Harvey Emple Cox Mitchell Cotter Thomas Stetson Spazlanr V English One tle OFIG fle 'U 2 :1 3 I0 O-S1 'nwm-lr-L.Umm-o-og Cooper Muth Gnbson Plzzl Douglas Wise Famous Temple Darlmgton Ptttenger Turner Row 1 Jean Wlse, Dolores Douglas, Lydia Famous, Ellnor Taylor, Coach Row 2 Dorothy England, Beryl Pzttenger, Charlotte Darlington Row 3 Florence Hummel, Thelma Temple 81 1. .,..,......,...., D. .........,...,....., 9 ................ . 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Intramural 'Volleyball from the lO5 glrls who reported for volleyball, ten teams were formed to compete In a tourna ment After each team has played every other team once, the one wuth the largest number of wuns IS the frnal vlctor The competltuon was rather lceen thIs year wuth some very close scores Team Capicm Standlng Pop Qvers S Loper Stormy Weather lvl Martun lommy l-lawlrs J Wlse Gun Boats D Benner Donney s Babes P Klmes Jrggsy Babes L Famous Sprlrers M Lee Volettes F Hummel Dlclcre Brrds J Wood VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Mrs Taylor s proteges were undefeated IU two tournaments wlth schools of Chester and Delaware Countles ln the frrst held at the West Chester State Teachers College, the Net Queens won the trtle of the Glrl ChampIons of Chester County and a trophy whlch they may lceep untll a sImIlar tournament next year or untul the trtle IS won for three consecutlve years Prevrously at Swarthmore, the gurls got off to a bad start and lost their FIFSL game to wrn only consulatron IU the end lo fInIsh the year vrctorlously the more experrenced elght rallled to stlfle all competltaon at Chester l-lere thrrteen teams from Delaware and Chester County met to have a play day New Interest for Gtrls A comparatwely new sport at West Chester softball has been drawrng Intense Interest espec Ially among the IunIors Lols l'larshaw became the new pltchlng dlscovery IH the Marple Newtown game whlle Dottle Ehrrsman and Doris Ganges shared prevrous honors lhe team members were Ellen CollIns catcher and team captaln Dolores Douglas furst base Della Stonewall, shortstop Shlrley Loper, second base Sallle Lumls, shortstop Dorothy l-larvey thIrd base, Jane Cotter, rlght held Sally Gmther center held lVlImr Martln and Dottre Benner alternatlng ID left freld The Intramural teams were also well supported by the gurls With about one hundred future stars reportrng at the athletuc fueld, srx teams were formed The league standlng was Q l C , fIrst, Bat Boys, second, Batter Bugs, thlrd, Qzarlcs, fourth, Southend Sluggers, frfth, Bat Grrls, srxth 210 - ....,.. ,....,.....,.. . ........,...... 1 4 ' .......,......,....... ,' ...,.,..,.s.,........ .. 5 ' ...,,.............,..... , .,..,......,.. .. 6 Net lvtqids I......,. .,I.......,,...,. 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Under the capable supervision of Mrs Taylor the cheerleaders ol '48 have had a very successful year Back Row Pat Kimes Beverly l-lorth Pat Brosius bright Front Row DOtfY Ehrisman Dolores Hemphill Gladys Cleaver Masriot Carmella dl Sabitini 83 Middle Row: Jean Wise, Barbara Brice, Dolores Douglas, Gretchen Al- Gnrlb Athleuc Honor Awards INTRAMURAL W L L, UN u M 'W IXAXXHNIN w N 1 SARA N' PLXRSIXLA UW SILVER WS wx ev W hw ' 1 ,9 ' 1 W 's 'C,,:w,Qfm fm f 2 'Q CXIVERCJ fgr 53 1rt1.y:x1',: '. 4' s:w1r.:'xm,1l wir? 'U W ', Cf K 'f W . . fiIL 1NfxWNI,L QW-7V,iDf'5 I Q '. lf? 7f'a'J1'lf VIWFIE' -A-,LUX w? I 9 'i l' V llfk W KP IH WF JH lx: H-'G WWW CCH l UNH W fxfxl llfx ' i Q fbi CCM DW Lf VW 5 U Hlffxl' V-' HI 1 Vlf M , X N' fvN,fa W Fil ll LY H'-Wi, WIFI VUQ w!QQffX 'Tl . , f Y Ml HIUVS C 1 F 5. -JF fi! S HI MPHH L wf v f wma iw vm -A rf .vm W7Hvf1fV'lf1'w fx' WW INF-lNfw'uVXF5 . T. X .A Q FIGHT FELLAS FIG H TI OUR SCORING TNNER THE TOMMY HAWKS LONG RAY TEAM Domus, OUR DEFENSE SHCOT, 9 COUNT EM 9 TO THE VTCTORS Co THE SPTKERS vs JIGGS 5 BABFS SPQIES OGOOOOOOOOOOOOOH 85 In 'r . f A , J, 'Q ' 'T ' ET ff N 'ff-N '.4 Nz 4, 4 -.v 4.4 na Uv ,, ..,.. X, se uqw- 7 wh K' t .. Y ' 'r ' E .4 1 1 1 2 Z J , s in TM. bw Yxis W 1,-...,. 471 Q I if is X ' - Typtcal Student Daze Every weel4doy mornlng obout down hordes of holl owolce chorocters worm theur woy toword .lunlor Hugh Ah yesl lhere s nothung, obsolutely nothing luke getting up eorly, especlolly with the weother hoverxng oround zero Also, to moke things stlll more Interesting there IS Ice Every tume we struggle lorword o step we sllde two steps bc1cl4 Good old progressl The bell ond we don t meon the wornung bell rlngs os we dosh modly up the steps ond down the holl Into our homeroom Reollzlng we ore lote we crowl Into the room trylng desperotely to lool4 os though we ve been there slnce the school opened We do not succeed Suspicious lool4s olmed In our drrectlon by on equolly susplclous teocher Fly thlclc ond lost, but nothing hoppens We settle down tor ten minutes durlng which we try to thow out Then hovlng become nice ond worm, we go to our First perlod closs, whnch hoppens to be study holl So, over we go to the coleterlo o sllppln o slldln , ond o slushun l-lovzng been frozen once more, we soon become very worm by the reollzotxon that the French we hove done omounts to obsolutely nothing, even less than that Thus IS lmmedlotely Followed by onother eorth sholung discovery English boolc report todoy Problem how to reod Fifteen hundred lines ol poetry ond do o nosty mess ot French IH o mere Forty hve minutes whot the doy IS going to be lllce We enter French closs At leost there s one good thing about Room Five, os yet no stormy blosts from wlde open windows greet us But just give Mass Muller tlmel As soon os she hnds o thermometer that wull stoy put ot 65 no motter how cold the room rs she II stort to open wlndows So beglns French closs loword the end of closs we begun to wonder why nothnng IS sold obout the homework for todoy Then the most gruesome reollzotlon of the dcy huts us wlth 0 deolenlng bong lhere hod been no homework lor todoyl Then what exoctly whot, had we struggled over In study holl? Another glonce ot our worlc tells us we had just done the osslgnment tor lhursdoy Qctober 23rd 0 mere tour months ogo No wonder we had been oble to do ntl Rlght on the heels ol French comes Englrsh closs nn whuch we leorn from Miss Boker thot we dehnltely do not hove o scholorly ottltude ond wall, os o result, never be scholorly people Not only that but our periods ol concentrotlon ore the shortest Muss Bolcer hos ever lcnown ln short, we ore lmposslble In thus stote ol belng umposslble we wonder over to study holl once more This ns gettlng monotonous Also we ore cotchlng cold Anywoy study holls oren t so lnterestlng os they once were Before when thnngs got dull one could meonder unto the llbrory ond posslbly very posslbly get lcuclced out to relieve the monotony of thlngs But no lnbrory So t console ourselves we beg port of o condy bor from the person next to us ond stort munchlng 88 0 V R l I f , . 4 . 1 . I . ' 4 . 1 . - . , I . ' r l-lol ..... forty-live minutes loter we stroggle out ol study holl with horrible thoughts obout . . O . , - I . I I . I , , . I . 1 . . . . N . . I O f I - ' Fnnally vve drag ourselves Into algebra class trynng our darndest to look lntellugent so that fVlrss Hotlmeler vvlll never guess that logarlthms have gone Into one ear and passed through our thick skull on out the other ear Unfortunately Mrss l-lollmener decndes that we look too intelligent to be normal and sends us to the board vvhere vve remain chewing on a plece ol chalk, lor the rest ol the period ln the meantime entertainment IS provided by pass Ing a certain gals shoe around the room Miss l-lotlmeler has a dlstlnct Feeling that something IS going on but just can t lay her hand on It As she goes around the class calling on people, she IS only a levv puplls behrnd the shoe Os It goes merruly on Its vvay Slowly but surely she garns and hnally catches up vvlth It as It lands back vvhere ut belongs Fortunately Mass l-lotlmeler had no Idea vve hope that she was choslng o shoe and so can do nothing but throvv out dlstrustlul looks and extra homevvork We are novv beginning to leel very hungry a leellng vvhuch tells us that the tvvelve lorty bell IS about to rung Ring It does and another ol the students daze ends AND FROM THE SHOP Thus year s carpentry shop has been the scene ot varrous mechanucal actrvrtres We ol the Sensor Class leel that our last year ID the shop has greatly added to our store ol knovvledge and has better prepared us to take our places ID the mechanlcal world We are glad to have been able to help to build nevv benches lor the use ol the large class coming rn next Qne ol the humorous happenings IH the shop took place the day that about a hall a ton ol :ce slid ott the rool ol the machlne shop and came crashing through the vvlndovvs ol the carpentry shop There vvere some badly trlghtened boys who were ready to get out ol there but ID a hurry Fortunately no one was Injured Although we sometimes thlnk that Mr Musselman IS very struct We all are very proud to have had hum as our instructor and We d luke to say thanks to Mr l-lallovvell lor the good start on our careers as carpenters that he gave us I0 our sophomore year and to all the other teachers who have rnstructed us through our years ol hugh school AND FROM THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT The Bob l-lope ol the commercial department Mr Frsherl There rs nothing luke the mad rush tovvard the end ol each report perrod when the typlsts try to get all ol theur vvork Frnrshed They type vvrth a hne orchestral accompanument too The cause ol a Future pencil shortage mrght easrly be the sharpener IH the stenography room Some ol the gurls ID shorthand class are thunkung ot hnrung mechanrcal hands to take on vvhere they leave otl More boys should gave the gals a break and jorn the commercial classes one English class has tvventy lour gurls and one boy Some ol the commercial studes were n rvously chewing on their hngernalls as they were beung Installed ID their nevv Jobs about tovvn b tt everythung seems to have gone vvell 89 F3 fl? ik' year and to have been able to help in the building ol the stage scenery lor a play. in -yn. GOOD WRITING POSITIONS Ready TYPE' IT S JUST TI-IE ARTIST IN LIS THEN TAKING THE HYPOTENUSE GENTLY THOSE MECNANTCAL WTZNTDS BUT FIRMLY IN OUR LEFT HAND AND ONE PART T N T ARCHITECTS DEETGHT BASKETBALL SIDE LINERS MY TI-IATS INTERESTING 90 ' A ...Tal . 'A T T . T 41, yi, I' U T , H T N, T T T KT 2' I A id f lk ur Last Wtll and Testament We the unusually attractIve and talented class of T948 b Ing ol unquestlonably sound mInd and body do hereby vvIll and bequeath on thIs tenth day ot June nIneteen hundredand forty eIght a levv ol our many admIred ana oesIred tal nts traIts and qulrks to the less favored class ol nIneteen hundred and forty nIne We sIncerely hope that these tevv bequ sts vvIll go tar tovvard allevIatIng the sudden blow InFlIcted upon the laculty and student body by our partIng To those to lollovv vve leave the general ooportunIty to grab vvhatever benehts they can rom theIr SSFIIOF status Anne Carey vvould lIke DebbIe Matlock to InherIt her bland Innocent gaze Jack Becks plpe and grutt masculInIty are lelt to JImmy Wooa Jane l-lInes leaves her neatness to Jett Sammons The basket LOSSIDQ abIlIty ol Dolores Douglas and Jean Wlse are bequeathed to Jane Cotter and Sure Shot Sally Lumls Jack Donovan s Oblllfy tor rubbIng the faculty the vvrong vvay IS vvIlIed to anyone vvho can learn to love Mr l-lenderson s othce We proudly leave the llttle grey cells ol lVlarIane SchneIder and Lee Stone to be dIvIded equally among the 9V1tIV9lUV1lOI' class Alex Look pleasant please Danzberger lalls heIr to DICl4SlOOI'1 s shutter bug Fletcher lVlaclNleIll leaves hIs perpetual daze to anyone as happy ID that condItIon as Fletch IS Jack Monaghans honored standmg as Body B Otltlllll ot the hIgh school IS vvIlled to Svveater boy BIll Barker John l-larrIs IS to InherIt Bea Lee s passson tor sketchung Charles CGSSIdY leaves nothIng It he can t take It vvIth hIm hes not goIng Rose ArabIa s parlez vous FVOUCGISQ Will be passed on to NIcky MlNICD June l2Ittenhouse would lIke DIck lemple to carry on vvIth her slap happy demeanor Beverly l'lorth s charm and good looks are lett to the IunIor gIrls In hopes that they II use them to good advantage Don l-lImes bequeaths DIS reputatlon as a snappy dresser to BIll Smedley Lover rolls readIng ol novels In Algebra class and hIs abIlIty to be forcefully ejected from FVGDCGIS class three successIve days IS left to anyone wIth the nerve to carry on Shoulders Graham leaves hIs l1C1IVCUffO Bull Baker Tony Arabla s book bag goes to Samuel Jacob Cloud Jane de Sabran vvIll take her attItude Wlllt her It has caused enough trouble The Boys do not bequeath the Barn on East Rosedale to anyone they re keepIng It themselves To thIs last vvIll and testament vve hereby athx our hand and s al SIgned ROBERT SHQFFNER l3resIdent at the Class ol 1948 WItnesses JANE deSABl2AlNl CHARLIE CASSIDY 91 0 I . 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U , '---'I '- Q-g 5 .Q 5 3, N.-,-LT? s-.. llllllustmous Class Holds Reumon West Chester Pa June 10 1978 Qn the thlrtleth annrversary of their graduation a lew ol the remarnlng dotards ol the class of 48 assembled once again at the hugh school to compare notes and renew Friendships Alter an unusual meal prepared and served by phil MGSCIGUfOUIO proprietor ol phil s place Fashionable local restaurant, the lughts were dimmed and misty eyed the alumnn joined handsaround the table and raised their voices IU song Among the choral numbers were My Qld Flame, Smoke Gets ln Your Eyes and l Dont Want to Set the World on Fire The one dampener was cast on the evening when phil Chamberlin Grand Old lVlan of Rope Skipping and one tlme holder of the coveted All American All Around All Star Athlete and Doris Ganges Dean of American physical Education developed symptoms ol acute malignant stomach poisoning Don Elliott head ol the American Dental Association, ottered the theory that they had over partaken ol the spoiled sprnach but IN the general confusion no one paid much attention It must have been something l et Mr Chamberlin was heard remarkrng Fortunately tor all concerned nurses Rose Arabia Nancy Brewer and lvlary McBride were on hand and they applied tournlauets to the patrents In a most able and ethclent manner Three leading veterrnarlans Duck Wick Bull Lrmberger and Jack Beck who IS now private physlclan lor l-lerd of Turtles three times winner ol the Grand National Steeplechase took the case over alter the sullerers were resting auletly Comedy rellel was provided when Dr Llmberger forgot where he was practrc ung and tried to muzzle Mass Ganges Ar this clrmactlc moment a gutteral roar was heard an upper window shattered theglasstlnkllng to the Floor For just a moment a bllthe wlry yet drstrngulshed lorm stood poised on the slll outlined gauntly against the sky l-le jumped catchrng a vine that had been hung there, evrdently lor that purpose A sigh of relrel Followed by a hoarse cheer escaped from the assembled company as Charles 14 0 O r x ' 1 l 1 '1 1 ' 1 . . , . . 1 1 i 1 ' 1 A 4 , , .. 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H , . f 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ' , , . f f f 1 1 1 C 1 5 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 kt COSSIGY swung nlmbly to tlme Floor and stood legs apart, DVOFIIG turned to tlte crowd ana a glwost ol a smlle playing about bus llps as l'1e dotted lwls wlwute lcld gloves and top lwat and tlwrew tlwem to tl'1e Floor at lwrs Feet l-le tlwen strode across tlwe Floor toward the crowd arms outstretclwed to greet lwls Friends Your reporter noticed tlwe grease paint was strll on lwus lace probably because of tlwe ruslw of getting from tlwe opening ol lns new play Grandpa Goes Wild to tlwe reunion lmpromptu entertainment was staged by a Few members ol tlwe party at the urgang ol Charles Busby dynamic businessman and natural cbolce lor an organlzer Dolores Douglas rrodeled a Few Livingston creations tlwat slwe lwappened to lmave ID lwer lwatbox llwere was tlwe usual coaxlng wltlw Fletclrer MaclNle1ll one ol tlwe countrys foremost commercial artrsts wlwo l4nows several lwumorous selections by memory and be was llnally made to slt down Gary Mease gave a snort Interesting and valuable cl'1all4 tall4 and lor good measure tlwrew ID several amusnng anecdotes from l'1ls career as a soap box top deslgner Mary Jones sang an aria from Sung Srng tlwe modern opera IU wlwlclw slwe IS currently starrzng Barbara Bruce lqept tlwe entire crowd In stlclwes by recounting some ol tlwe conversations Wl'1IClW slne lwad overlmeard aurlng lner days as an operator before slwe became Bell leleplwone s second vrce preslaent Qne ol tlwe more lwllarlous ones was between Marlane Sclwneuder and Ray Flnegan In regards to tlwe plan lor lwrm to smuggle ber exports across tne Mexican border ID the cars and truclrs from lnls garage Botlw loxned lweartrly ID tlwe lauglmter llwey are botll doing splendldly IH tlmelr re spectlve businesses and tlney l4now tlnat no one can pun a tlwlng on tlwem Betty Baldwin wno IS currently maltlng plans lor a lrorseslwoeung concession sn Madison Square Garaens drd some lwlglwly drvertlng lworse :mutations Well into tlwe small lwours at tlwe morning tlme party brolce up All were reluctant to leave tlze aura ol lwearty good lellowslmp and resolved to return next year Alter slnglng tlwe Alma Mater twice once Forward once baclcward tlwe class ol 48 dispersed and melted unto tlwe nuglwt 13 -1 - l .n I , 1 1 1 . I , I I I ' 1 I 1 ' l , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 r . r , . I X , 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 1 ' Une of tlwe more pleasant results of tlie fire is tfiat it introduced us to tfie courtesy and cooperation of tlie faculty and students of tfie Junior l'ligl'i Scfiool. Tfieir fortitude in tfie face of tliis invasion of tfieir rooms and facilities fias been a source of satisfaction and pride to tlie Senior l-ligfi School members. We vvisfi to express our lweart-felt tfianl4s to tlie students and faculty of tlne West Cliester Junior I-liglw Scfiool. flue Senior Class of tlie West Cfiester I-iigli Scliool regards gradua tion vvitfi mixed feelings Mingled vvitli a sense of freedom and liappiness is a sobering sense of responsibility Tlwe pleasure of completing tlwe necessary curricula is tempered by tlie realization tfiat vve must talce our places as coming citizens of a very mucfi upset vvorld llie vvorld vve face at graduation is a complex one tl'ie problems are many The profusion of paradoxes multiplies tlie problems many times We face as our tasl4 tlie problem of lnelping to destroy tlnese paradoxical conditions before tl'iey destroy us and our vvorld Clwildren of universal confusion tlwis Class of i948 must depend on its ovvn efforts to see tliat anotlier vvorld conflagration does not burst into flame and svveep tlwe vvorld as our personal conflagration swept our scfiool destroying and laying vvaste all lwope of a peaceful vvay of life for tlne next generation Let us be faitlnful to tl'1e ideals instilled in us by our fiomes and our sclrool as vve face our future problems fi l f 'JW Aiwa I um 3 UU lm C3 M um dam - llll 1 - 1 1111 Q cglhm f eww 9a wir ik wir i 1 I 1 Vw ll ' 7 If Q - Hilti 11,400 f n dz,-:. , , -::.,'-.I:.j.-5. L - - Y ',e' W Lo Appreccatzon The members of the Garnet and White stott of West Chester Hugh School wtsh to express their grotltude to the merchonts and the towns people who through therr odyertlsements hoye substontuolly contributed to the hnonczol upkeep of the pubhcotlon The Stott especlolty desires to thonl4 those who hoye osslsted us tor mony yeors rn the post ond trust thot they will continue to do so In the future We glodly Welcome ony new business hrms who moy be cooperotlng Wrth us tor the hrst time We mlss some otour old trlendswho FOVVGVIOUS reosons ore not represented this yeor I s o srncere hope thot the tocufty ond the student body will look over the poges yvhlcn follow ond thot they will potronlze those hrms ond rnstltutmons which hoye used the Garnet and White os o meouum for therr ocyertlslng I O 1 f , ' I . tl ur . ., . , ,. . , A. The Show Place of Chester County IQ Q -rl-I EATR: WEST CHESTER GRUBB S TAXI o Pa se lger Cars DAY and VIFHTSFRIICI1 Pho e 0907 10 East Gay Street We t Che ter Raymond S Hlmelnghl CLEANER and DYER Th Sh pTh tK p th Sp South Hxgh Street Pho e 1618 I M CLOMPUS PLUMBING l HEATING ROOFING SUPPLIES STRUCTURAL STEEL WEST CHESTER PENNA CAMERA CRAFT PHOTO SERVICE West Chester S Camera Center IIOME MOVIE SPECIALIST CAM RAS ACCESSORIES DEVEI OPING PRINTING 0570 I6 E G y WEST Cf1hsT13R PA S1 Compliments IHE DENNEY IAC COMPANY The West Cheste Hardware Ca WM G STERLING Hardware Tcols Pamts Glass KEYS DUPLICATED 113 115 W Market St K fC Bell Phone 1607 I' 1....?., . ,, . 7 I n s ,H 0 'S I I 1 1 L ' 'sz I ' e o a ee s e ots Il I n Y I S S ll I '1 - . I Phone . a I . . P K 4 - 5. 0 of - I r 1 1 w 'N 1 r 1 , T I L I W I A 1 T- I I Oppositethe .0 .Bldg. Compllmen ts of GARD E N theatre the Llttle theatre wlth the Year s Blggest Hlts Edlth Passmore CII l ii BUOlx RC l 1 North llr h Silt Sl Ll l zffzfl fn LII! U ra in CASPER P HICKS :Funeral ZIB11ectur W tsl Clltslv. 1 P Ios YV WVI l 1'l Plastenng WEST CHESTER PENl A We apprccr lc lhe palron gc o lfrc I u ully Hrgh .School West Chester Ford Co Sales Service 500 East Gay Street Phone 2996 d P I P P Carlson s Auto Body Works A t b y p Matlack 8: Gay Sts West Chester D y oszr N gm ozos Wallpaper Pam! W W Morhard Co I3 North Church St WEST CHESTER PA Gu ts Greeting Cards EDW BRINTON 8: SONS WEDT CHESTER PA IOQAILIJ Ackoss IKOM HIGH bLHOOl Everything for the Farm Carden and Lawn John R Barr MEA TS and GROCERIES I Hlbl LIIISII , 0 I l ' ' X15 ' '- 11:,' - 'g S --or Wlif' l IliS'l'ICR, lA. l 1129 So. lllgll Sl. ' ' ', a IUIHV,-,H ,if ,VV fl - lvlxwz 5- ,,- ' ,I lllmnc UIS-l l 'a u f 'W c ESTA BLISIIED 1912 PHONE 1071 1 und Sludenls of Ure Wes! Clrcsicr l 1 41 Y l ' Q s 0 . A K A 1 l l I l - l l l l l , Y . l 3 W V i W W V Y l Y YY if V Y i,W1YV W7 X mlaennar G. or erizcunngwid.-ln, Are s. W S Y u o ad renovators-Com lefe repairservice . . W . a - Phones - i 'f , ' i 1 . . i' 3 f .N t t . H ' lllxune f.f76ti Cnr. .xllr cr X New Sis. ,, ' r '-1 ' ' in, PA. Xou ue now faced with the most lmportant deumon of xour hfe Lhoosm 1 career Beiorc xou make xour fmdl Lholee It uoull pix xou to look mio the wonderful opportunltles that are before xou ln the UNITED STATES ARMY VNU UNITED STATES AIR FORCE SNYDER S NEWS SHOPPE Church 81 Gaw NIXXSPXPIN RS WXC X7lNlNS H fl Bowl for Health s Sake STOP AT llllq I AY BUWLIING ALADEMX .110 Fast Gay St eel 101 your ltClcf1fl0lZ For Reservaflons Phone 2870 X1 L nd 1 oned Xlle fox Summa Bmlm Y . . . i.k. . V .. i Q S. Q2 H N.. . .. s , v v x , - '-x ' . . 1 L , c ct, Q, , , . B- Z A x g v . e 2 Y V - Y 1 . , X v 1 - . 2 . 1 , . L 1 li 4 A .. 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Visitors are always welcome to the Schramm Factory where tl1e most modern methods and machinery are used for building these well known compressors. On the Roosevelt High- WdY.Cl1il2, S. A. Road Building in the 'X Junsles of Guatemala X . 1 fc' 5 9 A 2 ,Z E 'E I' , air 2 154 W, ' 74'WV , fa fit- - , fl 3 TQ WF Bridge Repair Vlor in Puerto Rico scHR MM, INC. HOME OFFICE-FACTORY WEST CHESTER, PA. F?gggEl 'isofzsni' FUEALQJDIUL UUILIDEIQS SUBQIPILHES WEST CHESTER PA. AIBEHT BILE om nz 61 1 ml P h0z'0111 apfzc 1 I Ifarnar I sl f RADIO HOME AUTO SERVICE All R p PHONE 0465 Howard .I Aldworth RADIO SERVICE 102 W Market St West Chester West Chester Cooperative Assoclatlon C ONSUIVILR OWNFD CROCERY WALTER DOWNS WM L UNDERWOOD .I ames Brothers PLUMBING HEATING AND SHEET METAL WORK N h Ch ch St WEST CHESTER PA .I B Slmon 8: Bro Housefurmshmgs Seeds Sporting Goods, Paints Hardware and Toys W tGySt stCh t The La S test Makes INCLAIFI S t t West Che ter Pa I iii ,Snuih ix G51 T I I S t C ., 1' A Y I . , I L , , o I I0 Ifas ' 1I Sl'1'r'l D D . X II If. I IIII'1S'I'I'III, I X. D E I7Il0IIC 2079-I , 1, W Y , W Hn - t . w I . . e airs Guaranteed 1 ' w 1 I v t M I ' J j . 1 Cooperation is true democracy W K 'A WEN Y I I In W I TT W' W E I G- - - 1 e ouse of C 3 . . O I . . , 111 on ur reet 127 es a . We es er, P , . - ,- , , ., Q 4. l ' Ill .Xshtun II. T. Smith A11 , O ' Directors of Funerals I6 Sou I1 Church S reef I c - , . I I lcllll X IUXI 1 II x LIQM LI ISI II J E CALDXVELL Sz COMPANY xgstnut I umpu Slug s I'IIII XIJIIPIIIX I' .X 'IAIi.XIDI'I'IUN UI ISIN 'I QL'.XI.I'I'Y f.1Il'fa'1'l' I lv I lil! IIfWIfI,If RS SII, 'IfRS.NII'I'IIS S'I'.IX'I' .' f RS It Ixm1'px'Ix'IIc5c to s 1 uplx' IIN XY s II -si Ilig 1 .IQI1 ml Il' 155 QII zinc I ' .. C , , T, .X. Complzmcnts of STAN S 5 NORTH HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER PA HORACI' T WEBB evweler Gan St Vles x s r '1 West Chester Laundry 322 West Market Street H ts Furn sh ng and Men s Clot nng Dhtclfell s Iuen s Store H XIISI KAY STRLII Dresses Llngerle Hosiery REELAND'S Frocks De Jours 5 Church bt XI est Che ter P Martindale Insarance Agency Inc I N S U Q A N C I-. I9 S Hxgn St West Chester J LEON HAGERTY d 300E Coal Wood Fu 1011 Bulldmg Maternal Bell Phone 1211 West Chester Pa Margolles Men s Shop Head to I o mt Outfitters Y C We l Cha 'NIOXINK I XCKING T E SIVITIISI Son S N tC tr 1 ll SIURKKI INS? C O HOFFMAN The Store for Better Footwear dq Cor High and Gay Sts West Chester MOULTON LI DAVIS ESTATE Lumber and M llworlc f P t FE t Ch Boston Shoe Store J P YAHNALL GARAGE I4 IS We t NX 5llllIgt0I1 St Sl CIII S11 I I N Real Islale Inauz ance M S Way 81 Son 'fs ursr wmnxsr srnru GEORGE J BRINTON General Insurance 22 E IVIar t St West Chester PHONE 1237 V . , , 1 l I I : : , . w 1 J . Sruressur to jesse lf. W1-Iwlm J I V 27 YV. I' -' f rect ' 'st Cl cate , P. . A--fr f - -A - - f - xl gf- , -,H , W, of a , 2 1 9, 1 I - - - , . . L I . , H , ff ll A A LL ' rs' ' 1 ' J 5' ' , Q11 fo. I ., V' 5 , ix. -.. , 0 3 X l y W Office and Yar - ast Union St, I X - - 9 s - u Q n . , 0 - 4 , . ' l T C T nw , W , it I TT C . ' Q 1 T T TT TT ' n '1'liI,.oz:w - L IIICRIIERT D.S.NIl'1'1I.Tf.-X 1 . ' I ' I . . L A ' 2.17-'W liast Al:-rlcct ft, Yes hes e , P.. 21 X 'I lay St, ' -N, -sig-I-, Pu, Sims -'W un l Still lhlovixlj' t ' Slll ING , If I I ' , I e l I . 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