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

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A Quest for a Peaceful World The drlvlng spurlt that led our ancestors to explore a new country and to discover nts vast resources luves my today In our desire to build a great nation The forty UWA nlners of the nrneteenth century sought a valuable and WJ elusive mineral under the earth the forty nrners of the pm tvventleth century are seelclng the rlch elements of a more X. uf productuve lsfe based on the tradvtlonal beliefs of America The students of today are tomorrow s citizens of the world As the pioneers of old encountered difficulties In thelr search for gold, so we the students of West Chester Hugh School have met hurdles In our quest for lcnovvledge The destructlon of our senior hugh buuldlng by fire was a serious loss Desplte this and other setbaclcs, our life goes on, and from the ashes of the past comes a bright sparlc of ambrtnon vvhlch promises an even better future ln the Garnet and White, our theme IS the portrayal of the events of the year 49 In our history Miss Balcer, Mr Lear, and Mr Fisher serve as skillful gurdes and help us over the bumpy road to our ultimate goal a superior yearboolc We have called our sensor class the prospectors, the teachers are our guides, ever leading us through the wilderness of learnlng, our actlvltles are the mllestones along the path of education Qur staff has trled ID several ways to Improve our yearbook We have endeavored to malte our sports and actlvltles pictures more easily ldentlfued by present Ing them on a larger scale We have lengthened the feature department and have brought baclc the baby Cllr- plctures, which for several years have been absent Qa- f Yf E rom our pages AA ZX We dedlcate our fnnnshed product then to that rm mortal pioneer splrlt vvhlch possessed the early settlers and to that same splrlt vvhrch llves In our school today x W Z 1 'Bday- Lllce the prospectors of 1849, vve are searching for wealth, but our quest IS armed at knowledge, success, and a peaceful world 6 Why . sf ' kt f . . i U. Y,-gf' . A . V l. , s aff sf

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Board of Directors Standing L to R Cooper Moore George Maller Seated Speer Simon Jefferls Stetson Slaclc N I-IARLAN SLACK C RODNEY .JEFFERIS NORMAN D GEORGE Vuce presrdent Treasurer MRS EDWARD SIMON PAUL E SPEER WILLIAM I-I MOORE J CLEMENT COOPER CI-IALMER T MILLER THOMAS C GAWTI-IROP SQCVGYOVY Solicitor CYYOI membef OI BOGVdD Cnot member of Boardb G ARTHUR SIETSON Superrntendent of Schools Normalcy IS a nostalgic term You often hear your father and your grandfather speak of getttng baclc to normal It means to them that way of lnfe rn which there rs Ilttle change and ID which one can depend on somethtng bexng the same ten years from now as It rs today Change ropld change has become normal for the world Your fathers lived through the first world war the boomtng twenties the great depressuon of the thrrttes the second world war and now another perlod of lnflatlon You too wlll ltve nn a world of rapid change economlc polltlcal socnal and mechanical Your school has taught you fundamental human relationships Keep these Ideals as gurde posts through the unsettled years ahead to help you meet and control these changes effectively G A STEISON Supermtendent 8 , . .: , , , ' , : I 1 .1 1 ' . I I ,, . , . I ' 1 , . at . ll . . .,. I I I I , . .4 I I I I I - ll ,. I ,I , V . , ,