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SOPHOMORE CLASS , ACTIVITIES . SPORTS . FEATURES . . ADVERTISEMENTS 4 uakecafuf As the class of 1950 is graduated from West Chester High School, the staff of the Garnet and White endeavors to present in this yearbook a record of our school years. The most outstanding feature of our 1950 yearboolc is the combination of art and photography. With much patience and deliberation our art staff constructed the small, three-dimensional, paper sculpture figures which adorn the divider pages. Of course we liberally inserted the Warrior, our school symbol, throughout the boolc. It can easily be noticed that changes, enormous or minute, concerning artworlc or major problems, are necessary and must constantly be taking place. The experiences which the class of 1950 has thus far encountered in its three short years of high school are material proof of this fact. We were the last to have classes in the old senior high building, the lost to have the opportunity of malcing general bedlam in B-6 during lunch hour, to create extreme confusion in the loclcer rooms, and to resist the temptation of walking down the senior steps. After the fire it was neces- sary for us to adjust ourselves to new hours, heavier schedules, and the absence of many popular extra-curricular activities. We hope that the changes which we have experienced in the past three years will enable us to face with competence any new situations which we may encounter in the future. THE EDITORIAL STAFF 5 '7fae slag Q' E, 6 Z Q A Ji M Z ,,,, M: Ri D XDD. ' -f q - t - Top left: Feature Department Center right: Art Department Top center: Editorial Staff Bottom left: Typists Top right: Literary Department Bottom center: Business Department Center left: Photographer Bottom right: Sports Department 6 Wah, , weak! GARNET AND WHITE STAFF Editor-in-Chief PEGGY MUTH Associate Editors JEANNE COOPER Literary and Activities BARBARA MOREHEAD, Editor DIANE EVANS MARGARET HOLMAN PATTY KIRK Features VIRGINIA ENGLISH, Editor HELEN DEAVER RUTH MOORE JANET STALEY JERRY HENDERSON KATHY HAYES Sports JIMMY WEEKS, Editor RUTH HARRISON DICK FLAGG JEANNE LOWER Art DIANE ZIMMER, Editor MELORA KORNINSKY CAROLE RADICCHI Photography DICK WOOD Typists SARA HALL LENORE JONES BETTY HUTTON Business JOAN ATWELL VIRGINIA HOOPES NANCY GLENNON 7 JILL KILLEN BRENDA CRISMAN CAROL GETZ ELIZABETH TWADDELL DAVID LINDECAMP SALLY ANN SKWER DOROTHY LAYTON LAURA LAMBERT ALLEN OLIN LOUIS POLINER JULIE KORNINSKY DONALD PROUD MEMORY WOLFE ELAINE HOFFNER NANCY WHITE JANE HEYBURN DICK EASTBURN PRISCILLA SHAW Baafufaffb' BOARD OF DIRECTORS Standing, L. io R.: Stetson, Cooper, Walker, Miller, Speer. Seated: Simon, Slack, Jerferis, George. N. HARLAN SLACK President C. RODNEY JEFFERIS NORMAN D. GEORGE Vice-president Treasurer MRS. EDWARD SIMON PAUL E. SPEER ROBERT N. WALKER J. CLEMENT COOPER CHALMER T. MILLER THOMAS C. GAWTHROP Secretory Solicitor Cnot member of Boordl Cnot member of Boordj 8 Um Hcfmin' G. ARTHUR STETSON Superintendent of Schools You have completed a phase of your education, but, since education is a continuous process, do not stop. The importance of education is just two things: character and good manners. Any person who can develop these characteristics is educated. Be courteous and polite. That is a stage of civilization that all of us have not attained. Use your own mind for what it is worth, for you developed it. Do the best with what you have. The real tragedy of life is not being limited to one talent but failing to use that one talent. Start where you are with what you have and never be satisfied. Two forces worlcing to control your mind are fear and faith. Rather than fear, have faith in yourself, in your fellow man, and in God. Courtesy, politeness, energy, faith-culti- vate and practice these. B. REED HENDERSON. Superintendent. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 'l95Ol You are graduating in a year of stress and strain both at home and abroad, much of which is the result of a break-down in ethical standards. What is right? This is the question your genera- tion must answer. As citizens and future parents you must determine a mores for the community that will give you and yours a standard of conduct that is worthy of your inheritance, and on which you can depend with confidence. G. A. STETSON, Superintendent. B. REED HENDERSON Principal Junior-Senior High School Wadi 'Zia BAKER, ANNA L., A.B., M.A. English, Head of Department, Year- book. FORD, BARBARA S., A.B., M.A. English, Senior Class Adviser. JACOBS, SUZANNE T., A.B. English TAYLOR, EDNA T., B.S. English, Dramatic Club, Sophomore Class Adviser. RIEGLE, ROBERT R., B.S. English, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, Council Adviser. TRAPNELL, EDYTHE, B.S., M.A. English, Junior High Newspaper MILLER, ESTHER E., A.B. French, Head of Department, Soph- omore Class Adviser. HAGEDORN, ALBERT F., A.B,, M.A. French, Social Studies, Spanish, Swimming, Senior Class Adviser. JAMES, ANNA P., B.S. Geography, Supervisor of Depart- ment. NEIDERMYER, IVAN D., A.B., M.A., Ed,M. Latin, Head of Department, Junior Class Adviser. HOFFMEIER, EMILY L., A.B. Algebra, Plane Geometry, Trigo- nometry, Solid Geometry, Head of Mathematics Department, Junior Class Adviser. PEARL, HERBERT E., B.S. Vocational Mathematics, Vocational History, Arithmetic, Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Head Basketball Coach. URICH, RUSSELL W., A.B., M.S. Arithmetic, Plane Geometry, Physics. HANSELMAN, JOSEPH L., B.S. Music Supervisor, Marching and Concert Bands. HEIM, DORIS A., B.S. Music, Orchestra. I , ' . 5 fr t7-Z 1,, A-'CCH' 142 . I5 SPANGLER, MARY LOU, B.S. Music, Chorus director. ZIMMERMAN, HAROLD I. Physical Education, Director of Ath- letics, Track Coach, Head of Depart- ment, DICKS, FRANCES J. Health Education. HAUPT, ELMER H,, B.S., M.A. Health Education, Head Football Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach, Head Baseball Coach. TAYLOR, ELINOR Z., B.S. Health Education, Coach of Girls' Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball. PRLNJATQMAN, LEWIS M., B.S., Ph.B., Chemistry, Physics, Head of Science Department. CARROLL, HARRY E., B.S. Biology. LADY, ROY A., A.B., M.A. Social Studies, Chairman of High School Guidance, Council Adviser, Sophomore Class Adviser. HAUSE, ELIZABETH M., AB. Social Studies, Head of Department, Dean ol Girls. LEWIS, KEITHA, B.S. Social Studies. McCLELLAND, LIBERTY, A.B., M.A. Social Studies. HALLOWELL, D. FRANCIS Director ol Vocational and Industrial Education. HOPE, RALPH W. Vocational Machine Shop. ZEARFOSS, CLARENCE Y. Mechanical Drawing. MUSSELMAN, FRANKLIN H. Vocational and Industrial Arts. Succufi 'l'l I I7 7 I II nl,-,Aft '11- . I 5. -n ,W MSX LEAR, WILLIAM PALMER, B.F,A. Yearbook. EDWARDS, EDITH B., B.F.A. Art. FISHER, LOWELL H., B.S. Office Practice, Typing, Commercial Law, Head of Commercial Depart- ment, Yearbook, Senior Class Ad- viser. KELLER, LETTIE I., B.S. Bookkeeping, Consumer Education. KOSTA, AILEEN, B.S. Bookkeeping, Typing. RALSTON, LUCILLE RUSSELL, B.S. Typing, Stenography, Economic Geography, Junior Class Adviser. DOLTON, JULIA B., B.S. Home Economics, Head of Depart- ment. SCHMIDT, FLORENCE E., A.B., B.S., in Lib. Sci. Librarian. 5:52 -M... 1' ,ep I-- Art, Superviser of Art Department, MILLARD FREEMAN Millard . . . constructive dis- content . . . individual and inde- pendent . . . swimming captain . . . Hi-Y. . . Again . . . college. Class President 3, Council 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Swimming Squad 1, 2, Captain 3. PEGGY A. NEWMAN Blondie . . . full of fun . . . struttin' with that baton . . . G. and W. and Betty June's . . . Ooohl la la! . . . music and dancing . . . Marshallton . . . stenographer. Class Secretary 3, Council 1, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 3, Drum Majorette 3, Chorus , . WW ll. .-f' 'W ,Z-Y Xl bilge fl - , H ' Ni, ,. 311: . lxtll f lwqfw, ? - f ,f ,.,wl MMM f' . 1' ' , ' sz 1 -f fh. Q- A V nl -- - ,zllfir .-Q-A W ,. . s ' V, 1.1 , ll' 5 Q V, ' 'X ff, CJ--Y A, PEA if JW!! 1 Q 3 , 1 V , N ., X Q, :Vx .'.,v,g .1 ll X K ' f ix 'Z' X XX Seam els-44 Uffiawa 13 LAWRENCE I. LADY Larry . . . friendly and very talkative . . . star defensive end . . . outstanding scholar . . . football field . .. 'lt's Magic . . . engineering at Drexel. Class Vice-President 3, Council 1, Secretary 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 9, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, Q, 3, Bootball J. V. 1, Varsity 3, Baseball Varsity 2. RUTH ANN HARRISON Rah-Rah . . . giggley, every- one's friend . . . four-year hoclcey star . . . clarinet tootin . . . Wildwood Villas . . . Mila town . . . Hi, Buddy! . . . nursing at University of Penn- sylvania. Class Secretary 1, Class Treasurer 3, Ass't Treasurer 2, Council 1,- Yearbook Staff 9 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 9, 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Orches- tra 1, Chorus 9, 3- l-locker Varsity 1, 2, Capt. 3, Baslcetba I Squad 1 2, 3, Intramural Capt. 1, 2, 3, Volleyball varsity 1, 2, 3, Intramural Capt. 2, Softball Varsity Q, Intramural 1, 2, 3, Championship Intramural 2, Hon- or Essay Q. PAUL F. ABERTS Shorty . . . fun loving boy from Bradford Hills. . . quiet, blushes easily. . . fond of animals . . . Ed and Emma's. . .office worker. THOMAS A. ANDRIEN Tom . . . humorous personality . . . piano player . . . commonly found during the summer months at Ocean City . . . Deep Purple . . . television technician. Spelling Contest 3, Chorus 9. DAVID H. ASHWORTH Dave . . . independent thinker . . . noted for laughs, smiles and moods . . . staunch believer in combs . . . John Barrymore of W.C.H.S .... fin and scale team. . . . future in Swarthmore. Dramatic Club 3, Hi-Y 1, Secre- tary 9, V. Pres. 3, Swimming Squad 1, 9, 3. JOHN R. BAIR, JR. Johnny . . . lackadaisical, class cut-up, full of fun . . . hot rods . . . Ci 84 W, Service Center . . . destination unknown. EDNA M. ANDERSON Edna Mae . . . attractive, friend- ly, lots of fun, talkative . . . football, volleyball, basketball . . . Downingtown . . . Bewild- ered . . . business school. Basketball Squad lntramural 3, Volleyball lntramural 1, 2, 3, Championship lntramural Q. AMELIA ARABIA Mickey . . . came to us from St. Agnes . . . likes sports . . . plays piano . . . voice . . . G. and W. hangout. . . ballets . . . future in singing. JOAN M. ATWELL Joan . . . winning personality, lots of fun . . . swimming, dancing . . . down Media way . . . Dreamer's Holiday . . .State Teachers College. Council 2, Dramatic Club Q, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Tri-Hi-V 1, Q, Sec. 3, Concert Band 9, 3, Marching Band 3, Essay Honor Award Q. WILLIAM M. BAKER Bake . . . outstanding in foot- ball, basketball star in '48 . . . no sports in '49 because of knee injury . . . Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair. Football J.V. 1, Varsity Q, Basketball J.V. 1, 9. CAROLE M. BALDWIN Carole . . . Always laughing, vivacious . . . ability to make and keep friends . . . Coatesville or Sadsbury . . . Everywhere You Go . . . You best had . . . aeronautics or art. Dramatic Club 1, Tri-Hi-V 1, SZ, 3, Chorus 3, Hockey Squad 2, Basketball Squad Intramural 1, 3, Championship Intramural 3, Vol- leyball Intramural 1, 9, 3, Softball Intramural 1. BRIGIDA EMILIA BARBATI Bette . . . always smiling and in a good humor . . . Hawaiian Guitar . . . Melody Hall . . . East Goshen . . . I Can Dream, Can't I? . . . For crying out loud . . . Bell Telephone Com- pany. MEREDITH BATTIN Brub . . . Pleasing personality . . . full of fun . . . tennis and basketball courts . . , bouncing walk . . . Country Club and Ocean City . . . Come out of that fit . . . Bucknell University. Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, Basketball Squad Q, 3. HAZEL V. BECKETT Hazel . . . pleasing person- ality, forever smiling. . . dancing, peppy littly hockey player . . . Community Center . . . Danny Boy . . . nursing in the future. Senior Pals President 3, Chorus 1, 9, 3, Hockey J.V. 1, Q, Varsity 3, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Championship Intramural Q, Intramural Softball 1, Q, 3. MARGARET BALDWIN Peggy . . . beautiful smile, swel personality . . . a peppy, fun-loving irrepressible gig ler . . . sports, especially basketiall and baseball. . . Be Mine . .. office work. Q.. fw- fgff O'ikw,.r,Q, ,4,w'u4. Km! DAVID R. ARRETT Dave . . . popular, good dresser . . . likes hunting . . . student conductor and president of band . . . Alleghenies . . . Tchaikowsky's Pathetique Sym- phony No. 6 . . . music. Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, Concert Band 1, 9, Pres. 3, Marching Band 1, Q, 3, Student Conductor, Orchestra 1, Z3 ' RAYMOND H. BAXTER Rex . . . shy, full of 'okes . . . baseball, knows the rufes, guitar . . . basketball courts... l'll Hold You In My Heart . . . undecided future. Baseball Squad 1, Q, 3. BARBARA A. BENDER Bobs . . . captivating person- ality, engaging smile . . . excels in sports . . . Wildwood Villas, maroon DeSoto, Home- work . . . business field. Council 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, Pres. 3, Chorus 1, Hockey J.V. 1, Q, Varsity 3, Basketball J.V. Q, Varsity 3, Intramural 1, 2 3, Intramural Volleyball Q, 3, Soft- ball Varsity Q, Intramural 1, Cheerleading Q, 3. DOROTHY J. BENNER Dot . . . WooIworth's. . . l'm in the Mood for Love . . . peppy cheerleader . . . I don't know what I'm doin . . . future in secretarial Field? Council 3- Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Hockey .l.V. 9, Varsity 3, Basketball J.V. Q, Varsity 3, Intramural 1, Q, 3, Championship Intramural 3, Intramural Volley- ball 1, 3' Softball Varsity 9, 3, Intramural 1, Q, 3, Championship gnramural Q, Cheerleading 1, Q, MARY ANN BENNETT Mary Ann . . . nice personality, quiet . . . mystery books, good music . . . collects pictures . . . Atlantic City . . . Dreamer's Holiday . . . WooIworth's . . . commercial work. JANICE V. BLACK Jan . . . full of crazy ideas, energetic, naively sophisticated . . . letter writing . . . Chester and North Carolina . . . Well, l'Il be . . . on to college. Dramatic Club 3, Senior Pals 9, 3, Chorus 3, Hockey J.V. Q, Varsity 3, Intramural Basketball Championship 3, Intramural Vol- Ieyball1, 9, 3. MARGARET E. BONSALL Marge . . . nice personality, quiet.. .good music, good books, movie stars' pictures . . . The Johnson Rag . . . Booth's Corner . . . commercial work. PATRICIA A. BENNER Pat . . .snappy cheerleader... constant chatter . . . sports . . . Stardust . . . having fun, and opposite sex!! . . . office work. Tri-Hi-Y 2- Hockey J.V. 2, Intramural Basketball Q, Intra- mural Volleyball Championship Q, Intramural Softball 1, Cheer- leading 1, Q, 3. ADA M. BEST Mike . . .a constantly pleasing personality, lots of fun, dancing, driving, swimming . . . Stone Harbor . . . Don't Cry, Joe . . . Eckels College. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 9, 3. EDWARD F. BOND Eddie . . . big smile and bow tie . . . a great horseman . . . Hopscotch Polka . . . at Garnetand White . . . Future with show horses. JOHN H. BRADLEY Jack . . . hardworking, jovial . . . East Goshen Towns ip . . . roller skating, football . . . Downingtown . . . Lucky Old Sun . . . Frankie Lane . . . future in California. Football Squad 3, Varsity 9. WILLIAM BERCHELL BRICE Berch . . . Ouiet, winning personality, ambitious, friendly . . . prominent council member . . . all sports . . . firehouse, Rosedale Avenue . . . Little Girl, I Understand . Council 1, Q, 3, I-li-Y 1, Football Squad 1. HELEN J. BROWNE Helen . . , sweet, blue-eyed, sunny personality . . . Wait 'til I tell you wot hopponed . . . I-loppy's . . . Sweet Nothing . . . W.C.S.T.C. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 9, 3, Concert Band 1, 9, 3, Marching Band 1, Q, 3, Intramural Volleyball 9, Intra- mural Softball 2. PATRICIA BUSSEY Pat . . . popular majorette, southern drawl . . . Shrewesport, La .... loves to swim and dance . . . Dreamer's Holiday . . . nursing and then an airline hostess. Dramatic Club 3, Marching Band 3, Chorus 9, 3, Intramural Volley- ball SZ, 3, Majorette 3. MARIE CAPANNA Marie . . . cute, vivacious . . - dancing, skating, and swimming ... Rag Mop . . . Marakos . .. Perry Como , . . marriage in the future. RICHARD L. BROSIUS Dick . . . Cwood natured, full of pep . . . Industrial Arts . . . all- around handy man . . . SmiIey's on the Paoli Pike, Chesapeake City. . . That's My Desire . VICTOR N. BRUNO Vit . . . the Alex Groza of the West Chester basketball, foot- ball, and baseball teams . . . G 81 W . . . Frankie Laine's version of That Lucky Old Sun . . . future undecided. Football Varsity 2, Basketball Varsity 1, 9, Baseball Varsity 1. E. MARLENE CANN Marlene . . . congenial and coquettish . . . leading lady of stage, experienced cheerleader . . . G. 84 W., Ocean City, Paoli Pike . . . Love Letters . . . dramatic school. Girls' S eaking Contest Q, l-lon- orable Rlention 3, Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3, Spelling Contest 3, Tri-I-li-V 1, 2, 3, Chorus Q, 3, Glee Club 1, Intramural Volley- gall 1, SZ, 3, Cheerleading 1, 9, CHARLES T. CARPENTER Tim . . . always clowning, talkative, ladies'man . . . swim- ming . . . Ludwigs Corner . . . I-ley, Doll . . . college. Swimming Varsity 3. NORMAN L. CARR Norm . . . terrific personality and wonderful sense of humor. .. sharp clothes and cars . . . Trouble Shooter . . . Frazer City . . . 1Qth Street Rag . .. Perkiomen Prep. School and then to college. Concert Band 1, Q, 3, Chorus 3, Football J.V. 1, Varsity 9. DONALD CHANDLER Chan . . . Snappy personality that goes with his red hair and freckles . . . all-around athlete . . . star third baseman . . . Smiley's store . . . Mule Train by Frankie Laine . . . future in baseball. Hi-Y 1, Concert Band 1, 9, 3, Marching Band 1, Orchestra 1, 3, Baseball Varsity 3. VINCENT CIALINI Vince . . . friendly, always singing and telling jokes . . . all-around athlete, outstanding football player. . . co-captain . . . the firehouse . . . Cheap'a Bannanusu . . . college in Virginia. Football Varsity 1, Q, 3, Basket- ball Varsity 1, Q, 3, Baseball Varsity 9, 3, Track Varsity Q. WILLIAM COLLINS Buddy . . . well-liked, fun loving . . . wood shop and fixing cars . . . A. and A. Garage, horses and Glenn, Berwyn . . . HuckIebuck . . . automobile mechanic. RUTH L. CHAMBERS Ruthie . . . the energetic little girl from West Goshen . . . always smiling, ready to help. . . Stan's . . . I Can Dream, Can't I? . . . secretarial work. JOHN P. CHAPPELL, JR. Jack . . . a clever guy with great artistic talent . . . always seen with a harmonica, cars, eats . . . Rhapsody in BIue . .. Art School or business college. JANE A. CLIFFORD Jane . . . dark and darling, vim and vigor . . . hockey and acting . . . Grove . . . Deep Purple . . . Linden Hall and the stage. Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Hockey J.V. 1, Varsity 3, Softball Varsity 9, Intramural 9. JEANNE COOPER Coop . . . lots of fun, laughing and friendly . . . hockey and swimming . . . the Quarries . . . singing while munching on an apple . . . '36 Plymouth coupe... WelI,I'lIbedarned! Bucknell. Council 3, Girls' Speaking Con- test 3, Dramatic Club 3, Spelling Contest 1, Q, Yearbook Staff 1, 9, Ass't Editor 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, treas- urer 9, Vice Pres. 3, Chorus 1, Glee Club 1, Honor Roll 1, Q, Hockey J.V. 1, Varsity Q- Basketball Varsity 3, Intramural 1, 9, 3, Volleyball Intramural 1, Q, 3, Championship Intramural 2, Sophomore Essay Winner, Honor Essay 3- Cheerleading 1, Q, 3, Honor Speaker. ROBERT COOPER Bobby . . . quiet commercial student . . . typing class . . . l-larvey's store . . . business school in the future. ROBERT J. COTTER Bob . . . doesn't like work... swimming and eating . . . Chadds Ford. . . Stardust . . . business school. ROBERT A. CRAIG Craigie . . . quiet, bright. . . huntin and fishing . . . hails from Chadci Ford . . . future in farming. GEORGE C. CROSLEY Tee . . . West Goshen . . . humorous, winning personality . . . basketball courts, softball . . . the boys' pinball machine ace... Tony's truck . . . lt's Made . . . Canadian Capers . . . Episco- pal Academy . . . University of Syracuse. Council 1, l-li-Y 1, Q, Basketball J.V. 1, 9, Varsity 3, Baseball Squad 1. MOSES W. CORNWELL Mase . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . horseback riding and fox hunting . . . always on hand when there's something to be done . . . future in agriculture. Council 3, Boys' Speaking Con- test, Winner 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3,i-if-y Q,3. 3053 xtk kbdbsu Rn-an-s5 'N,, uf' 435.0- f :'1-i mi-L , u ack- 'W .Ab .BGB J. ROBERT coxe -Jv- Bob . . . constant clowning in and out of class, good natured . . . artistically inclined . . . G. 84 W .... little Ford. . . Dreamer's Holiday. Dramatic Club Play 1, Marching Band 3, Chorus 3. BRUCE E. CRISMAN Goose . . . quiet and studious . . . no hair.. .foot,ball, baseball, and basketball . . . hangs out anywhere . . . Miracle of the Bells . . . future in Navy . . . radio and electronics. OWEN CUNNINGHAM Win . . . quiet but full of fun . . . baseball, carpenter shop . . . Grove's stove . . . Yau re a good fellow . . . carpentry. ROBERT DAVIS Bob . . . quiet, friend to all . . . likes music . . . vice-president of hi h school band . . . Frazer. .. Schuiaert Serenade . . . commer- cial artist. Concert Band 1, Q, Vice-Pres. 3, Marching Band 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Orchestra 1, Q, Cross Country Varsity 3, Track Varsity 3. VIRGINIA J. De FELICE Ginny . . . snappy personality ...Berwyn . . . You bet . .. football, dancing . . . Anni- versary Song . . . capering keys . . .dare she drive? . . . secretary. Tri-l-li-Y 3. ARTHUR DiANGELO Art . . . big smile, friendly . , . Y.M.C.A .... swimmingn and basketball . . . art . . . Blue Bird of Happiness . . . art school. ARLOWINA E. Di SABATINO Tip y . . . vivacious . . .always laugliing . . . good cheerleader ...G and W .... sharp dancer . . . sentimental songs . . . likes all sports . . . always chewing inherited gum . . . hairdresser. Tri-I-li-Y 1, Q 37 Cl'IOfUS 3, lntramural Volleyball 1, Q, 3, lntramural Softball 1, Cheer- leading 2, 3. R. HELEN DEAVER Honey . . . vivacious, giggly, full of fun . . . grey Buick . . . l Can Dream, Can't I? . . . gift shop. Ass't Class Treasurer 1, Council Q, Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3- Spelling Contest Q, 3- Yearbook Stall 3, Tri-I-li-Y 1, Llreasurer SZ, Vice- President 3, Chorus 1, Q, Glee Cltgb 1, 9, lntramural Basketball 1, . PHYLLIS UNA DELANEY Phyl . . . bookkeeping whiz... Ye Gods! . . . Some En- chanted Eveningn . . . jolly . . . always laughing . . . loves to argue . . .a great teaser . . . or Carol's . . . receptionist. FRANCES A. DiMATTEO Frannie . . . demure dimples, sweet personality . . . music lover, plays accordian . . . Slippin' Around . . . Where's Maggie . . . Marshallton . . . Modernella Beauty Culture School. Chorus 3. CARMELA R. Di SANTI Carmie . . . sweet and amiable . . .all sports . . . dancing . . . chocolate ice cream . . . Dream- ers l-loliday . . . plans to enter the business Field altergracluation. lntramural Basketball 9, J.V. Q, lntramural Volleyball Q, lntra- mural Softball Q. RICHARD DOUGLAS Dick . . . always laughing . . . swimming, backseat driver . . . Y.M.C.A. pool . . . What do you say? . . . future in medicine. Hi-Y 1, Swimming Squad 1, Varsity 9,3 MARTHA L. ELLIS Marty . . . swell personality . . . sports, especially baseball . . . Dreamers Holiday. Chorus 1, lntramural Basketball Q, 3, Championship Q, lntramural Volleyball 9, 3. VIRGINIA E. ENGLISH Ginny . . . vivacious personal- ity . . . pianist, accordionist, photographer, and coin col- lecter . . . second home at Hobby Club . . . Stardust . . . child psychology via elementary education. Dramatic Club 3, Spelling Con- test 1, Q, 3, Yearbook Staff 1, Q, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 9, 3, Marching Band 1 Q, 3, Concert Band 1, Q, 3, Orchestra 1, 9, 3, Chorus 1, 9, 3, Honor Roll 1, lntramural Basketball 1, lntramural Volley- ball 1, 3, Tri-County Concert 9, 3, Essay 1, American Legion Keystone Camp Representative CGirl's Statej 9, Honor Speaker. DIANE V. EVANS V.M. . . . sophisticated, dresser . . . horseback riding, argyles . . . Blue Hole . . . Deep Purple . . . How can you be so? . , . Mary Baldwin College for sociology. Yearbook Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, Glee Club 1, Hockey Squad Q, lntramural Volleyball Q, 3. JOAN S. ELLIS Joanie . . . sweet and charm- ing . . . artist . . . Stone Harbor, N. J., and Liverpool, Pa .... A Kiss in the Dark . . . model- ing. Dramatic Club 1, Q, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, Chorus 1. GEORGE D. EMERSON, JR. George . . . witty personality . . . loads of fun . . . good skiier . . . swimming, tennis, and baseball. . . G and W.. . . Y.M.C.A .... Who has the car? , . . University of Wiscon- sin. Class President 9, Council 1, 9, Vice-President 3, Dramatic Club 3, Hi-Y President 1, Q, 3, Base- ball Squad Q, Varsity 3, Swim- giing Squad Manager Q, Varsity BARBARA E. ERB Bobbie . . . aimiable . . talkative . . . Beefburger . blonds . . . Stardust . loafers, fords, and horses . . better late than never . . . W.C.S.T.C. for elementary edu- cation. Dramatic Club 9, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Chorus 3, lntramural Basket- ball 9, 3, lntramural Volleyball Q, 3, lntramural Softball 1, 9, 3, District Chorus 3. MILTON E. EVANS Milt . . . tall, blond . . . easy to get along with.. . movies and candy. DELORES M. FADDIS Kate . . . blue eyed, person- ality plus . . . likes soup, hockey, basketball, volleyball. Tri-I-li-Y Q, Chorus 3, I-lockey Squad J.V. Q- Intramural Basket- ball 1, 9, 3, Volleyball Varsity Q, Intramural 1, Q, 3, Softball Varsity Q, Intramural 1, Q, 3. RICHARD J. FERRIER Dick . . . ambitious and easy to et along with . . . basketball ang baseball . . . South End . . . That Lucky Old Sun . . . future in Navy and then car- pentry. JANE RUTH FRANKLIN Janie . . . nice smile, friendly, quiet. . .English . . . Exton. . . Blue Skies . . . teaching. Dramatic Club 3, Spelling Con- test Q, 3, Chorus Q, 3, Honor Essay Q. WILLIAM E. GALE, JR. Reverend . . . peppy, cheerful, promising machinist. . . reader of Westerns . . . South End with The Boys . . . Slipping Around . . . future undecided. DIANE FARRA Bridget . . . lively, talkative, majorette . . . personality plus, class Cut-up . . . Have you seen Pat? . . . dancing and swim- ming. . . nursing. Girls' Speaking Contest 3, Dra- matic Club 1, Q, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, Drum Ma'orette 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball Intramural 3, Vol- leyball Intramural Q, 3, Cham- pionship 2. W. STEWART FERRIER Stew . . . liked by everybody . . . peculiar sense of humor . . . Ain't Nobody Home . . . cross country letter man . . . future'?'??? Basketball Squad J.V. 1, Cross Country Squad, Varsity 3. SARA FUNDERWHITE Sara . . . 5' 9 of vim, vigor, and vitality . . . wonderful personal- ity . . . accordion and dramatics . . . Eagle . . . to Beacom for business course. Dramatic Club Q, 3, Tri-I-li-Y 1, Chorus 3. EDWARD S. GANDY Eddie . . . Always has some- thing funny to say, very friendly . . . likes all sports , . . football lineman . . . Esso garage . . . Some Enchanted Evening . . . plumbing school. Football Squad, Varsity 1, Base- ball Squad Varsity 1. WINSTON H. GANDY Sandy . . . ideas . . . killer- diller with the girls . . . steady, aggressive guard and outfielder . . . Ruggeri's gas station . . . hot music . . . Let's Go Back . .. Sports writer. Football Squad J.V. 1, Varsity 9, Baseball Squad Varsity 9. PHILIP GIUNTA Phil . . . husky, football player . . . swell personality . . . service cleaners . . . cheerful, always smiling . . . carpentry. Football J.V. 1, Track Squad 1. CLAUDETTE IDA GOINES Claudie . . . unpredictable personality . . . tired all the time . . . prefers to watch rather than to participate. . . main line . . . Don't got no . . . I love you ...onto college in the fall. Senior Pals Q, 3. SARA ANNE HALL Anne . . . Shorty. . .laughing personality, 'talkative . . . lf you re lucky . . . laughter and smiles . . . dancing, watching basketball games . . . Stardust . . . Commercial department at Bell Telephone Company. Yearbook Staff 3, Chorus 9. Bef, r 1 1, lJl4!l'lf alll tl u'i1 If L' 'if' ,-'t Jaffqf WILLIAM FAIR GILCHRIST Gil . . .always dreamin ,fun loving, likeable . . . iand, baseball, Lost Chord Quartette . . . Bennie's store . . . Dry Bones . . . music or machine shop. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, Q, 3, Chorus 1, 3, Baseball Squad, Varsity Q, 3. NANCY E. GLENNON Shorty . . . always laughing . . . twirling . . . G. 81 W .... My Darling . . . Jack . . . I-larcum. Council Q, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Tri-I-li-Y 1, Q, Treasurer 3, Marching Band, Drum Majorette 3, Basketball Intramural 2, Championship 3, Volleyball ln- tramural 2, 3, Softball lntra- mural 3. GUY T. HADDEN Guy . . . easy going, likeable personality, infectious smile . . . eating, sleeping . . . Springwood Farms . . . That Lucky Old Sun . . . construction engineer, BETTE JUNE HALPIN Bette . . . Loquacious and vivacious . . . dancing and twirling . . . snappy head majorette . . . Garnet 8: White . . . Dreamer's Holiday . . . future in teaching dancing. Dramatic Club Q, Tri-I-li-Y 1 2, 3, Head Drum Majorette 3- Chorus 3, Rhythm Club 1, Girls' Glee Club 1, Usher for Sr. Play 2, Talent Show 1, 2, 3. JOAN A. HAMILTON Jo . . . gay, giggles.. . You know what I mean? . . . snappy twirling . . . You should see him! . . . G. and W., Choncky . . . Begin the Beguinen . . . laboratory technician. Dramatic Club Q, 3, Tril-li-V Q, 3, Marching Band 3, Chorus 3. JOAN E. HASH Joanie . . . sweet personality, good-natured . . . farmer's dau hter from Thornton . . . Bee?burger, home economics . . . '36 Chevrolets, I Love You . . . future undecided. Chorus 9. JERRY D. HENDERSON Jerry . . . pleasant easy- going . . . distinguished Texan drawl . . . library fiend . . . Neat as a Rat . . . Penn State for nuclear physics. Dramatic Club 3, Yearbook Staff 3, I-li-Y 3, Concert Band 3, Marching Band 3, Orchestra 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Track Squad, Varsity 3, Honor Essay Q, Honor Speaker. GERTRUDE ELLEN HICKS Genie . . . friendly, lots of fun, swell personality . . . football, music, dancing . . . West Phila- delphia . . . Forgive and For- get' . . . travel and home economics. Senior Pals 3. JOHN S. HARRIS, JR. Big John . . . swell fellow, always kidding . . . football . . . center. . . the slowest way is the shortest . . . I hear ya . . . Virginia State. Senior Pals 3, Football Varsity 1, Basketball J.V. 'l. FRANCES HENCK Franny . . . nice personality... winning smile . . . black cherries . , . Woolworth's candy counter . . . Whispering Hope . . . Oh, isn't that pathetic! . . secretarial field. E. BERRY HEY Berry . . . master of verbal eloquence . . . talented actor . . . hates to end his beautiful rela- tionship with girls by taking them out . . . Don be redikalusln . .. Princeton to study medicine. Boys' Speaking Contest Q, Hon- orable Mention 3, Dramatic Club Q, President 3, Spelling Contest 1, Winner 9, 3, Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms Q, Treasurer 3, Lt. Governor lot Penna. 3, Honor Roll Q, 3, Swimming Q, 3, Honor Speaker. GERTRUDE C. HILTON Genie . . . swell personality, quiet and friendly . . . drawing, soccer, baseball . . . Cheyney . . . Sentimental Journey . . . beauty culture in Philadelphia. ROBERT W. HOLDEN Bob . . . ambitious and easy to get along with. . . basketball, baseball, hunting . . . South End Arena, The Boys . . . Look for the Silver Lining , . . future as a painter. VIRGINIA A. HOOPES Ginny . . . ha . . .sizzling personality . . . drives Brahms to distraction . . . G. 81 W. in a hearse . . . Where's Jill? . .. medical secretary. Dramatic Club 9, 3, Spelling Contest 1, 9, 3, Yearbook Statl 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, Chorus 1, District Chorus 3- Basketball, Intramural 1, Volleyball Intra- mural 1, Championship Q. CHARLES HUSS Hussie . . . a cheerful, tune loving cabinet maker . . . skating, bowling, baseball, bas- ketball, and football . . . Slip- ping Aroundn . . . Jamison's Daily Bar . . . future in wood working, HAROLD A. HUTTON Hutton . . . fun-loving . . - shining light of physics class . . ' sure to be seen around Chelsea Corner . . . Guy Lombardo's music . . . future in farming. Baseball Squad 1. JACOB HOLLINGER, JR. Jake . . . good-natured Dutchman from Sugar's Bridge . . . ambitious, well-liked . . . country life, television, hill-billy music... construction or farming. CHARLES B. HORTH, JR. Benny . . . basketball, bowling, and golf . . . The Y . . . Just hold your breath . . . Frank Sinatra's The Old Master Paint- er . , . business college. Cross Country Varsity 3. ELIZABETH J. HUTTON Betty . . . shorthand whiz . . . For I-leaven's sake! . . . cute giggle . . . always teasing . . . telephone antics . . , 'olly . . future in business world. Yearbook Stall 3, Tri-I-li-Y 1, Q, 3. THOMAS IMSWILER Itch . . . Those elegant cle- lights of jig and vaulting . . . liked by everyone . . . oh, those jokes! . . . swimming champ . . . plans for college. Boys' Speaking Contest 3, Hi-Y Treasurer 1, Q, 3, Swimming Squad Varsity 1, 9, 3. GERALDINE D. JONES Jerry . . . swell personality, leasant smile . . . knitting, basketball, volleyball, baseball . . . Center, Tweedale . . . Missouri Waltz . . . Lincoln School for Nurses . . . New York. Senior Pals 1, 9, 3, Chorus 1, 9, 3, Intramural Basketball Champ- ionship 3. THOMAS JONES Tom . . . Good natured, liked by all, always joking . . . swim- ming soccer and wrestling . . . Little Brown Jug . . . Penn State for Dairy Farming. Boys' Speaking Contest 3, l-li-Y 1, 2, President 3. ROBERT KAUFFMAN Bob . . . good sport, capable, and everybody's friend . . . quick return to all remarks . . . basket- ball and cross country . . . college and a business. Council 3, Dramatic Club 3, l-li-Y 9, 3, Basketball J.V. 1, 9, Varsity 3, Cross Country Varsity 3. JEAN L. KING Kingie . . . lots of fun . . . Four Winds and Seven Seas . . . . football, cross country . . . clarinet and classics . . . music school. Senior Pals 3, Marching Band 1, 9, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Cross Country Squad Q, Varsity 3, Indoor Track 3. LENORE B. JONES Jonesie . . . striking with sharp Eersonality. . . West Goshen . . . utgers University . . . all sports . . . Dear Hearts and Gentle People . . . secretarial field. Dramatic Club 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Tri-l-li-Y 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll 2. JEANNE KARNS Jeanie . . . gay, carefree, southern drawl, sweet voice . . . sharp majorette . . . G. 8: W. . . . sipping cokes . . . I'll Never Love Again . . . lf you're lucky . . . Beacom College. Drum Majorette 3, Chorus 3. JILL KILLEN Jill . . . Gentlemen prefer blondes. . . swimming . . . G. 8: W., in a hearse, The Quarries . . . To Each l-lis Own . . . For goodness sake, Ginny! . . . definitely indefinite. Council Q, Dramatic Club 3, Yearbook Staff Ass't Ed. 3, Tri-l-li-Y 1, 9, Pres. 3. PAUL WESLEY KIRK Kirk . . . brilliant, good natured fellow . . . Lucky Old Sun . . . Be quiet . . . United States Army. Senior Pals 3, Football Squad 1, Baseball Squad 1, Track Squad 9, 3, Cross Country Squad 9, Varsity 3. ROBERT F. KNOTTS Bob . . . ambitious, quiet . . . machinist, electrician, mechanic . . . Staub's store . . . Blue Heaven . . . future undecided. GEORGE E. KRAPF Bud . . . always smiling and full of fun . . . wood shop. . . Room Full of Roses . . . skating, dancing, T.V., baseball, basket- ball . . . Old Orchard . . . restaurant career. Baseball Squad 9. SHIRLEY M. LAMBORN Sherry . . . always in a good mood and smiling . . .day dream- ing when nothing else to do . . . Wildwood . . . Dreamer's Holiday and Way Back Home . . . Airline hostess. Spelling Contest 3. V. LORIECE LAYNE Reece . . . friendly, energetic, with a pleasin smile . . . Chelsea . . . guy Lombardo's music . . . sports . . . wedding bells. HOWARD KRAMER Doc . . . jovial joker . . . fun- loving . . . basketball at the Y . . . baseball . . . The Late Christopher Bean . . . Atlantic City . . . Mule Train . . . Penn. for business. Dramatic Club 3, Spelling Contest 3. MIFFLIN L. LAIRD MiHie . . . mischievous, full of fun . . . First out of school . . . Atlantic City . Jazz Piz- zicato . . . Drexel. JANICE L. LARKIN Jan . . . quiet, friendly, winning smile . . . music analysis . . . Sun Oil A. A .... Carmen Cavallero's music . . . nursing at Chester County Hospital. Dramatic Club 3, Spelling Contest 'l, Qi Honor Roll 1. RONALD LEAR Ronnie . . . carrot-top . . . nice personality . . . sense of humor . . . interested in football and other sports . . . Franlclin Field and Shibe Park . . . history . . . college. Assistant Treasurer 1, 9, 3. ELIZABETH T. LeFEVRE Betty . . . cheerful, fun loving . . . volley ball and skating . . . Dairy Bar . . . You're Breaking My I-leart . . . lf I Ever Love Again . . . future undecided. Intramural Volleyball 3. DAVID LEWIS Dave . . . lazy, bookworm, uitar fiend . . . W.P.W.A. . . . Benedict Airport . . . What a character! . . . I-lawkshaw Hawkins and Smoke, Smoke, Smoke that Cigarette . . . aeronautics. I-Ii-Y 3, Chorus 9, 3. DIXIE J. LITTLES Dix . . . very likable . . . basketball queen . . . Tampa, Florida . . . 'ABody and Soul . .. West Chester State Teachers College for physical education. Senior Pals 3, Chorus 1, Q, 3, Hockey Squad 3, Basketball Squad 1, Varsity Q, 3, Intramural 1, 9, 3, Championship Intramural Q, 3, Volleyball 1, Q, 3, Intra- mural 1, 9, 3, Championship Intramural Q, Softball Intramural 1 3' Championship 1, Monitor 3' Rhythm 1, Captain of Intramural Volleyball 1, Captain of Intra- mural Basketball 3. ROBERT W. LOPER Lope . . . good-natured . . . ice skating, fishing, and hunting . . . Community Center and Chester Y.M.C.A .... For- give and Forget . . . future in cabinet making. Senior Pals 3. THOMAS LEIGHTON Tom . . . shy, but friendly and generous . . . West Chester Rifle 84 Pistol Club . . . Lenape Park in the summer . . . The Old Master Painter . . . business Field. JOHN LINDER Johnning . . . active guard on football squad . . . camping . . . As Time Goes By . . . '39 chevrolet . . . Army Air Corps. l-lonor Roll 1, Q, Varsity Football 3. JACOUELINE LOCKHART Jackie . . .always smiling . . . the gang at Bop City, New York . . . dancing and arguments . . . future in vocal work. Senior Pals 3. CYNTHIA B. LUDWICK Cyn . . . sweet, peppy girl from Booth's Corner . . . haunts Drapers . . . Someday . . . basketball . . . plans to enter the business field after graduation. Intramural Basketball 3, Champ- ionship Intramural 3, Volleyball Intramural 3, Softball Intramural Q. WAYNE G. MACAN Moldy . . . Casanova from Malvern . . . Dodges and motor- cycles. . , popular. . . two years of college-then Naval Air Force. Class Vice-President 1, Council Q, 3, Football Squad 1, Q, Varsity 3. ELLIS K. MANLY EI . . .pleasing personality... wizard at math. and Latin . . . Malvern . . . uncertain future, but should go far. Chorus 1. PHYLLIS D. MARTIN Phyllis . . . quiet and friendly . .. Blue Bird of Happiness . . . Exton . . . piano . . . nursing as a future. Spelling Contest 3, BERNARD MAY Bernie . . . pleasing, scintil- lating personality . . . sports in general . . . usually found eating . . . What da ya say, sport . . . future undecided. Football Squad 1, Varsity Q, Baseball Squad Varsity 1, 9. ALBERT J. MANGE Al . . . basketball and base- ball... well-liked . . . I Love Somebody . . . Nick's . . . Beacom College. GEORGE L. MARCH Toodles . . . huntin and fishing ...well-liked . . . ulallule Train ' . . . Stan's . . . undecided future. ROBERT E, MARTIN Bob . . . well-liked by his classmates . . . carpenter shop . . . outside occupations . . . likes to work . . . carpenter or farmer. I-lonor Roll 1. MARGARET McBRIDE Pat . . . everybody's friend, loads of fun . . . basketball . . . Wildwood Villas . . . cruising around in her black '39 Plymouth . . . Ain't we devils! . . . unpredictable future. Hockey Squad, Manager 1, Q, Basketball Varsity 1, Intramural Basketball 1, SZ, Championship 3, Volleyball Intramural 1, Q, 3, Softball Varsity Q, Softball Intra- mural 1, Q, 3. ROBERT W. MERION Bob . . . short, blond, good sport . . . guitar playing . . . house at Ocean City . . . Thats sharp, Neat . . . college in the a . Dramatic Club 3. K. EUNICE MOONEY Eunie . . . easy to get along with . . . You're Breaking My Heart . . . Get out . . . business college. Basketball Squad 3, Intramural Basketball 3. ROBERT MOORE Bob . . .a quiet, conscientious student . . . can usually be found around Berwyn, his old Alma Mater. . . April Showers . . . future plans undetermined. BARBARA S. MOREHEAD Barb . . . always happy, conscientious, unpredictable . . . brilliant stick action, special art of driving blue Oldsmobile . . . purple mountains of Virginia . . . You'Il Never Walk Alone . .. college. Spelling Contest Q, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, Literary Editor 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, Honor Roll 1, 9, Hockey Squad 1, Q, Varsity 3, Intramural Basketball 9 3, Basketball Var- sity 3, Volleyball Varsity Q, Intramural Volleyball 1, 9, Championship 1. LOIS E. MITCHELL DoLo . . . friendly, lots of fun . . . basketball, softball, singing and poetry. . . Downingtown . . . Just My Bill . . .Morgan State. Senior Pals, Vicespresident 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Basketball S uad 1, 9, Intramural Basketball 1, Championship Capt. 2, 3, Volley- ball Intramural Q. RICHARD MOORE Dick . . . cheerful, fun-loving, ambitious . . . hails from Eagle . .. automobiles, ice skating, hunting . . . Eagle Store . . . Desert Song . . . future in mechanics. Chorus 1. RUTH C. MOORE Pooga . .. conscientious, full of fun, always on the go . . . swim- ming at the Plateau . . . Forever and Ever . . . Upper Darby . . . history at Penn. Council 9, 3, Spelling Contest 9, 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y SZ, 3, Honor Roll Q, Hockey Squad 3, Volleyball Intramural 3, Softball Intramural 3, Junior Essay Award 2. FRANCES MORGAN Frankie . . . personality plus... basketball and baby sitting . . . Again . . . G. .84 W. and swimmingnmeets . . . ' Don't make me laugh . . . business school. Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 9, 3, Basketball Squad Q Varsity 3, Intramural Basketball Q, 3, Intramural Vol- leyball Q, 3, Intramural Volley- ball Q, 3. JAMES H. MOSES Jim . . . playboy from Exton . .. good brain and eye for math. and gals . . . Old Orchard . . . 'Winter Wonderland . . . future in carpentry. LOUIS P. MOZZANI Ge-Ge . . . rugged leftguard, always in dire need of a shave . . . football and art . . . Teri- rizzi's . . . What say, pops? . . . future education in Virginia. Football Squad 1, Varsity 2, 3, Track Squad 1. DAVID E. NICHOLS Nick . . . always laughing, smart, friendly . . . basketball, bowling, and golf. . . Y.M,C.A. . . . l-low is every little thing? . . . golf professional. JAY OGBORN Jay . . . always a friend . . . happy-go-lucky . . . artistically inclined . . . G. and W. . . . Stardust . . . Never get mad because you only have to get glad . . . undecided future. Council 1, Hi-Y Q, 3, Manager Swimming Squad 9, 3. WALTER F. MOSES Pete . . . jovial, and good hearted . . . crack machinist, square dances . . . Old Orchard . . . Serenade of the Bells . . . future machinist. PEGGY A. MUTH Peg . . . friendly, aimiable . .. daring ideas . . . our editor-in- chief . . . swimming, art, Ocean City . . . Well, whadda you know! . . . Delaware. Council 3, Girls' Speaking Con- test 3, Spelling Contest 1, 2, Winner 3- Yearbook Staff 1, 2, Editor 3, fri-l-li-Y 1, Q, Treasurer 3- Chorus 1, Glee Club 1- l-lonor Roll 1, 9, Hockey Squad 1, Q, Varsity 3, Intramural Basketball 1, Q, Captain 3, Intramural Volleyball 1, Q, 3, Intramural Softball 1, Essay Award 1, Q, Honor Speaker. BARBARA ANN NORRIS Barbs . . . kind, quiet . . . knitting, football, volleyball, reading . . . Wildwood . . . lt's logical . . . seamstress. Senior Pals 3, Volleyball Intra- mural 'l. MARJORIE C. PAWLOWSKI Margie . . ., tall, friendly blonde from Buffalo . . . flashing smile, full of fun . . . Red Roses for a Blue Lady . . . future in business field. MARY JANE PENNOYER Mary Jane . . . friendly, per- suasive, thoughtful, and full of fun . . . playing violin and piano . . . favorite song- Dreamer'sl-loliday . . . future undecided. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, Orchestra 1, Q, 3. HELEN SONIA PONZO Sonia . . . From her have l heard not a sound, not a word ... Tell Me So . . . You know it too . . . Community Center, and the Little l-larlem Cafe. Senior Pals 3, Chorus 3. PHYLLIS A. RAGAN Phyl . . . keen personality, full of fun . . . Malvern . . . Stardust . . . camera fiend . . . horse lover . . . Susquehanna College for teaching. Spelling Contest 9, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, sz, 3. DONALD RODEBACK Donn . . . good-natured, hard- working, ood auto mechanic . . . sports ans good food . . . Inter- national Garage . . . You're telling me? . . . Lucky Old Sun . . .auto mechanic. DANIEL PLACE Reds . . . cheerful, fun-loving, cabinet maker. . . ice cream . . . Roomful of Roses . . .Marshall- ton . . . baseball, football, and ice skating . . . bachelor farming. CAROLE C. RADICCHI Debby . . . always laughing or ioking . . . outstanding in art . . . 'Dont get persimmeredn . . . horses. . . Milltown and Liggetts ... l Can Dream, Can't l?' Yearbook Staff 3. CHARLOTTE RICE Char . . . neat, pe py and always happy . . . bowling, basketball, and swimming . . . G. 8: W .... Star Dust . . future in nursing. Tfa-Hi-v1,Q, 3. HOWARD RUDOLPH, JR. Rudy . . . well-liked and gentlemanly . . . abilities vary from rough dancing to ice skating . . . Mule Train' . . . future at Rudolph Sales Co. OUENTIN RUDOLPH Rudy . . . plays football and most all sports . . . Newtown Square. . . Star Dust . . . plans to carry on Rudolph Sales Co. Football Squad 1. ELIZABETH SACCUTO Betty . . . dark-eyed and demure . . . sharp dresser . , . winning smile . . . full of pep. .. basketball, bowling, swimming ...G. 84 W .... Summertine . .. future undecided. Tri-l-li-Y 1, 9,, Intramural Basket- ball 1, 9, 3, lntramural Volley- ball 9, 3, lntramural Softball 3. ALICE SEWELL Sewelly . . . friendly,kind, and jovial . . . baseball, volleyball, reading, and knitting . . . How clever! . . . movies and Cope May . . . seamstress. Senior Pals 3. ANTHONY SILVESTRI Satch . . . quiet, shy . . . manager of football, baseball, and basketball . . . you'll find him at the Y.M.C.A .... Old Master Painter . . . future unde- cided. ALASTAIR RUTHERFORD Al . . . blond, crew cut, quick wit smile for everyone . . . Ghost Riders in the Sky . . . future as a cattle farmer. Council 3, Track Varsity 9, Cross Country Varsity 3. WALTER SECHLER Walt . . . art, farmwork, hunting, trapping and fishing . . . sharp cheese . . . hopes to be- come a farmer. DOMENIC SICOLI Bay . . . progressive, modern- istic . . . good basketball player . . . There must be a wa'y shows Bay's characteristics . . . plans for college. Council 1, Q, l-li-Y 9, President 3, Basketball Squad 1, Varsity 2. ADELE SMITH Kitty . . . slim, and everybody's friend . . . talented musician . . . Garnet and White . . . Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No.1 . . . fathead . . . W. C. S. T. C. for elementary. Tri-l-li-Y 1, Q, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Chorus Q, 3. WM. BRINTON SMITH, III Tony . . . enthusiastic car fiend, especially about GM cars . . . dancing and swimming . . . Smoke Rings . . . can be found 'mostany place . . . college. Dramatic Club 1, Q, 3, Hi-Y 1, Q, 3, Chorus 1, 9, Swimming Squad 1, 9, Varsity 3. FORTUNE SPRIGGS Fo . . . shy, neat, basketball, camping baseball and swimming . . . l'hat's my Desire . . . Camp Horseshoe and Community Center . . . West Virginia State. Hi-Y 3, Senior Pals 3- Football Varsity 1, Q, 3, basketball Varsity 1, Q 3, Baseball Varsity SZ, 3, Cross Country Varsity 3. JANET L. STALEY Jan . . . the personality . .. acting and paint brushes . . . Oh, for cryin' in a bucket . . . Gershwin . . . Coombe Ridge . . . sports Qmanagerl . . . Colby Jr. College for medical secre- IGN. Council 9, Girls' Speaking Con- test Winner 9, Dramatic Club 1, 2, Vice-Presidert 3, Spelling Contest Q, Yearbook Staff 9, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, President 3, Chorus 1, Honor Roll 1, Basket- ball Squad Jr. Manager Q, J.V. Sr. Manager 3, lntramural Basket- ball 1, Manager Q, 3, Volleyball Varsity Manager 2, 3, Volleyball Intramural 1, Manager 9, 3' Softball Varsity Q, lntramural Softball Manager Q, Essay SZ. MAURICE H. STROEMEL Maury . . . cheerful, ood- natured . . . promising maclqiinist, diver . . . G. 84 W., Golden Hawks and Swishers . . . Mule Train . . . hopes to attend a trade school. Swimming Squad Varsity Q, 3. SHIRLEY S. SPEAKMAN Speaky . . . short and petite, always with a smile . . . likes swimming, Jolson numbers . . . Warner Theatre . . . business school. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 9. JOAN SPRIGGS Josie . . . fun-loving, friendly, cheerful . . . basketball, baseball, knitting . . . Atlantic City . . . That's Snazzyn . . . school for home economics. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Senior Pals 3, lntra- mural Basketball 3, Champion- ship 3. ROBERT W. STEELE Bob . . . good natured, friend- ly, captivating smile . . . weight- lifting: Q50 lbs .... The Little Harlem. . . What's happening? ... Crying by Billy Eckstine. University of Maryland. Hi-Y 3, Senior Pals 3, Football Vagsigy 1, Q, 3, Track Varsity 'I, , . RICHARD SWANENBURG Swanny . . . popular, always laughing . . . football, French- horn . . . Females . . . West Chester's Al Wistert on the football field . . . Exton . . . collegefootball. Hi-Y Q, 3, Concert Band 1, 9, 3, Orchestra 3, Chorus 1, Q, J.V. Football 1, Varsity Q, 3. AMY TALLEY Amy . . . friendly, cheerful, studious, pleasing smile . . . Chadds Ford . . . Slippin' Around . . . sports, dancing . . . business field. MORTON L. TALLEY Mort . . . pleasing personality . . . Art's Skateland at Norris- town, or the vicinity of Westtown . . . Lucky Old Sun . . . Penn State for poultry. ALAN THOMAS Turtle . . . outdoor track, in- door track, and cross country . . . Community Center or swimming at Avondale Quarry . . . l'm in the Mood for Love . Senior Pals 3, Chorus 1, Track Varsity 1, Q, 3, Cross Country Varsity 1, 9, 3. JOYCE EVELYN THOMPSON Joyce . . . Cover Girl . . . sweet personality, talkative . . . haunts G.8tW .... Don'tCry,Joe ... talent shows . . . dancing as a career. Softball Varsity 1, Rhythm Club 1. MARILYN TALLEY Molly . . . full of fun . . ' reliable. . :, My Heart Went A Wandering . . . dancing . . . Chadds Ford . . . Nursing. HERBERT TAYLOR Bird . . . interested in football . one of our shop boys . . . 'Blue Christmas . . . future undecided. JAMES THOMAS Num . . . very likeable . . . carpentry, basketball, and foot- ball... South End, The Arena... Homework . . . What's the story? . . . future in the Army. Chorus 1, Football J.V. 1, Varsity 2, 3, Basketball J,V. 1, 9. RAY THURSTON Ray . . . comical, talkative . . . football, baseball . . . comes from Hershey Industrial School . . . Malvern . . . Night and Day . . . future in the service. LEON D. TINSON Bucky . . . brilliant, personality plus . . . girls, television, clown- ing . . . plans to enlist in Air Corps. Senior Pals 3. HOWARD P. TREGO, JR. Shorty . . . fun-loving, plays baseball and most all sports . . . Cruising Down the River . . . Eagle and Exton . . . plans future in carpentry. S. ELIZABETH VERNGREN Bet . . . Amiable, good-na- tured . . . working and baby- sitting . . . Dairy Bar, Ocean City . . . quiet nooks . . . Wait- ing ' . . . future undecided. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, Secretary 3, Honor Roll 2, Hockey Squad 3- Basketball Squad 3- intramural Basketball 1, 2, Championship Intramural Basketball 3, Intra- mural Volleyball 1 Q, 3, Soft- ball Intramural 1, Championship EDITH ANN WALRAVEN Edie . . . fun loving, always smiling, the perfect friend . . . likes dancing and bowling . . . Dairy Bar. . . You smart thing . . . Hahnemann Hospital for nursing. Dramatic Club 3, Library Club 1, 3. BARBARA A. TREGO Bobs . . . likes to joke . . . beaming personality . . . '35 Ford . . . Eagle and Pottstown . . . Oh, stop it . . . seashore . . . Forever and Ever . . . office work. Dramatic Club 3, Chorus 3. FLORENCE TURNER Flos . . . sweet girl, wonderful personality . . . '37 black Ford . . . These Foolish Things . . . all sports. . . lsn'tthatpathetic'? . . . eating and Lig ett's . . . West Goshen towngiip . . . marriage in August. Intramural Basketball Champion- ship 1. EARL WALLS Earl . . . ear for good jokes, energetic, helpful . . . Billy Eckstein and the Ravens . . . future in medicine. GRADY S. WANN, II Fireball . . . Grove Loan and Taxi Company . . . the lost Lost Chord . . . basketball and cross-country . . . :1lt's Magic . .. favorite saying: censored . . . Penn State. l-li-Y 9, 3, Concert Band 1, Q, 3, Marching Band 1, 3- Orchestra 3, chorus 1, Q, Football J.v. sz, Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 3, Cross Country Varsity 3. RALPH B. WATSON, JR. Wats . . . likable, datable, and personality plus ...sports star. . . You know it . . . ice truck . . . the Boys . . . math. galore . . . U. S. Marine Corps. Class Vice-President SZ, Council 3, Football J.V. 1, Varsity Q, 3, Basketball J.V. 1, Varsity 9, 3, Baseball Varsity 1, Q, 3. JAMES H. WEEKS Jim . . . blushing and shy . . . Mr. Shortstop . . . Milltown ora baseball diamond . . .our council president . . . Oh, What It Seemed To Be . . .pro baseball. Class President 1, Council 1, Q, 3, Spelling Contest 3, Yearbook Staff 3, Hi-Y 1 Q, Honor Roll Q, Football Squad J.V. 1, 9, Var- sity 3, Baseball Squad 1, Q, 3, Varsity, Essay Contest Q. PATRICIA WINTERS Pat . . . giggling but lovable personality . . . lilting larynx . . . 1936 Pontiac hearse . . . Make Believe . . . Vermont J. C. for social work. Class Treasurer 1, 9, Council 3, Dramatic Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 9 3, Chorus Q, 3, Basketball Squad 9, .J.V. 9, Varsity 3,lntramural1, Q, 3, Volleyball Varsity 1, 9, 3, Softball Intramural 1, 3, Champ- ionship Intramural 2, Cheerlead- ing 3, Talent Show 1, 3. JOAN P. WOOD Woodie . . . eifervescent personality . . . Let's go . . . G. 8: W .... Jamison's . . . south end . . . dancing . . . sports in general . . . Dreamer's Holi- day . . . commercial Field. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 9 3, Hockey .J.V. 1, 2, Varsity 3, Basketball J.V. 1, Q, Varsity 3- Intramural 1, Q, 3, Volleyball 1, Q, 3, Softball 1, sz, Championship 3, Cheerleading 1, 9, 3. AMOS W. WEATHERLY Amos . . . very likable . . . basketball star . . . Community Center . . . Community Sweet Shop . . . Little Harlem Coxe . . . lll Always Remember . . . Tell Me So. JANET C. WHITE Jan . . . sweet smile . . . winning personality . . . good voice . . . Stardust and ' Whispering Hope . . . Reading . . .. Gee whiz . . . practical nursing. Chorus 1, 9, 3. MEMORY A. WOLFE Memi-Alyn . . . sweet major- ette with winning personality . . . Downingtown . . . sports, espec- ially basketball . . . Some Enchanted Evening . . . Oh, for oodness sake! . . . business Heli Spelling Contest 1, Yearbook Staff 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Drum Majorette 3, Chorus 1, 2, ghsmpionship Intramural Volley- a 9. KATHRYN V. WOOD Kat . . . Quiet and con- scientious . . . West end . . . 'Dreamers Holiday . . . future in secretarial field. Basketball Squad 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Volley- ball 1, 3, Championship 9, Intramural Softball 2. BEVERLY WRIGHT Bev . . . fun loving . . . sweet personality . . . dancing . . . peppy cheerleader. . . sports . . . cashier at Garden Theater . . . Mind your business . . . eating . . . business field. Tri-Hi-Y 1, Q, Hockey J.V. 1, Q, Varsity 3, lntramural Basketball 1, Q, lntramural Volleyball 1, 9, lntramural Softball 1, Champion- ship 2, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3. DIANE ZIMMER Dyin . . . personality plus . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . . wiz with brush or needle . . . York Beach, Maine . . . Do l haf' to? . . . Rho sody in Blue . .. future undeciclbd but certain to be good. Class Secretory 2, Council Q, 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 1, Hockey Squad Manager 3, Bas- ketball Squad Manager 3, lntra- mural Basketball 1, lntramural Volleyball 1, 9, 3, lntramural Softball 9, Essay Honor Award 1. RUTH YODER Ruthie . . . quiet but takes in everything . . . collects china slugs . . . crazy about Como . . . sketball . . . Oh, for heaven's sake! . . . business school. Orchestra 1, 2, lntramural Vol- leyball 1. WILLIAM ECKEL Bill . . . great fan of Norm Thomas . . . likes On Top of Old Smokey as sung by Berle lves . . . always willing to discuss politics. JOHN CARTER JACOB Jack . . . tall, shy blond . . . driving his little car . . . come to us rom Westtown . . . swim- ming . . . future in civil engineer- ing. In the Garnet and White a system of listing activities has been adopted which may be unknown to some. The numbers one, two, and three are substituted for the three years which the student has spent in high school. Therefore the number one following an activity denotes the student's participation clurino his sophomore year, Iwo, during his junior year, and thru, during his senior year. '7fae gamma We the closs oi 1950 l-love done some things thot ore quite nifty. ln the middle of November Clhonlcsgiving to youl We hod three bonfires, not just one or tvvo. From the second of November through the rest of the yecir We gove three tolent shovvsfoll ended with o cheer. The hoslcetboll teom of greot renown Fought ot the Polestro for the coveted crovvn. ln doncing, os in sports, vve vvere olvvoys on top. The Senior Prom, Bloclc Mogic, just hit the spot. On April 28, betvveen Woshington ond Biddle, We recolled memories of when we were little. But the end hos drovvn neor ond novv vve ore leoving. Cn the foces of mony there ore signs of grieving. At the turn of the century we stort life onevv. l-leolth, hoppiness, ond success ore our wishes to you. -JANET L. . r ti X lt . twill 7' STALEY Donald Clvwdlzrc Gyfbwpy ag,-cf Q Q54-474 MMM' OZWQJ-MM 'L:?2'1fii'f7,,5,,Q,,g, f WWWAMWJZQW 5? Qxyguubgdf,-av H JMU! ' 9 . ' T' swf? WWW qw M4 MM C? ,wxwigfgfdfffy 5 5, . FM! . W ff-W Qsxwaapigj W y,,.mWZj, M I3 W ' ' MCWMMQJ MW Nw of WJ' ' A m,,,l15..,.-w W by , M My CW Q.,f 4'U fjjxpmmxi-1.,. 'M K W M f-MQ S Milf if WWW 'TREE Cf Aifjflw My ff M M' wwf f DMT Dqxaqg Xwdfffi-PM mf mil, W lj WJ Oi Wfydwvvyilwy QZZQBHKER G5f1Jw'rg!g 'iyW! W W W J MU-Jw M uf W 5-. Q -f M..fm,, W , R ' . ,fx ,M- Qivyrj jWf79lWA,4v'QJh WH W .ef ww 95 W' 'SM-f.M LW' wiv Mff77.1M:fit',ffi'ZlMWf ,QQMWMW My fi X ' Mfhfff M wmmfgjy Wfsxf if12i,fLf' i'7i-W '.17U 'w ..8J?7,Hf!9g4f1Q.2- A My SVGMWKUWW U f?,N,x.XX72lXCNX W MZLHL MN? Wxf1s Q!E71P hlZ'k -f1?i.,?:1QMfW7gQ- Xwf' MJJLWQ fm M 'W QQ, , JA gmfwwiiifhjw vb QW WZM W WM MM Qhxwgqigkww x . 1 W J' M7149-M 'f577g f'1 MA W5WWWXfjM JW 7ake Uaml V , JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ......,...........,......,.,...... JACK NICHOLS Vice-President ..... .... A LLAN JOHNSON Secretary ....... ,....., P ATRICIA KIRK Treasurer ..... ..... E DWIN GRANITE THE JUNIOR CLASS The members of the Junior Class have tried to be of service to the community and to the school. Because ol the present schedule ofthe school, we have not done much as a class. We have been ol service through the Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, Scouts, churches, and other organizations. By being of service through organizations out- side the school, we are practicing democracy and the responsibilities of citizens while in our classes learning the theories. We hope to continue being of service next year and for the rest of our lives. JUNIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS MISS EMILY L. HOFFMEIER MR. IVAN D. NEIDERMYER MR. HERBERT E. PEARL MISS LETTIE I. KELLER MRS. LUCILLE R. RALSTON MRS. AILEEN C. KOSTA 49 anim Qld-M GRADE Xl Betty Allison, Donald Amole, Edwin Anderson, James Anderson, Edward Bair,Helen Baldwin, Mildred Balentine, Joseph Berry, Carol Blain, Jean Brooks, Canby Brubaker, Anthony Bullotta, Sarah Burneson, Thomas Burneson, John Burns,iRobert Busby, Mabel Capenter, Frank Catell, John Clark, Mary Elizabeth Clark, William Cloud, Barbara Cope, Mark Craft, J. Walter Cresmer, Benton Crisman, Robert Crowell, Chester Dawson, Beverly Deaver, Dorothy Di Marco, Margaret Di Matteo, Shirley Jean Dodge, Robert Dripps, Robert Dunn, Alan Dutt, Alice Ebright, Nils Edwards, Clarence Evans, Vernon Evans, William Evans, John Falcone, John Fanning, James Ferrier, Jeanne Eerrier, Samuel Fimple, Jean Fitch, Richard Flagg, Doris Forward, Edwin Fox, Loretta Frank, Marjorie Frey, Mary Jane Galbraith, Elaine Gale, George Gale, Richard Garvine, Jane Geisler, Paul Good, Edwin Granite, William Gray, John Green, Emma Greenwalt, Donald Roger Grigson, Margaret Hall, Ronald Harper, Nancy Hartshorne, Elaine Harvey, Joan Heegard, Eleanor Hendrickson, Margaret Hennicke, Helen Hess, Eugene Hickman, Wilma Hickman, Nancy Hill, Charles Hilton, Jayne Hilton, Sellers Hoffman, Elaine Hoffner, Margaret Holman, Marion Hood, David Hoopes, Martha Mary Hoopes, Ernestine Hughes, Richard Hurlbrink, Jean Huss, Edith Jarrett, Harriet Jarrett, Allan Johnson, Ann Jones, Patricia Kirk, Doris Knotts, Melora Korninsky, Anthony Landers, Dick Lawson, Dorothy Layton, Edward Leary, Jay Lee, Arnold Leek, Beatrice Lessig, Paul Lewis, David Lindecamp, Lloyd McCallin, Raymond McClure, Francis McCool, Edward McCue, Frank McFadden, Kathleen McKinney, Shirley McLean, James McLear, Nancy McMonagle, Leo McMullen, Robert Maholland, Fay Malin, Kenneth March, Mary Jane March, Paul Marvin March, Barbara Matlock, William Miles, Gladys Mitchell, Margaret Montgomery, Shirley Myers, James Nelson, Alfred Newman, Martha Newman, Joseph Newsome, Jack Nichols, Joseph Nichols, Edward Norris, Edward O'Connell, Emily Otter, Edward Painter, Louise Parry, Barbara Peacock, Doris Peck, Ronald Perkins, Donald Peters, Helen Pizzi, Bernard Platt, Fay Rice, Joan Rice, Randall Robinson, David Roe, Phoebe Rosenberry, Joseph Ruggeri, Joan Sabatini, Hilda Scheibe, Herbert Scott, Margaret Seaboldt, James Seltzer, Marlene Senseman, Clara Shaw, Sallyann Skwer, Donald Smith, Doris Smith, Irene Smith, James Rodney Smith, Rosalie Smith, Edward Sowden, Jay Spatz, Howard StaFford,Marjorie Stohord, Sandra Steele, Thomas Stone- wall, Joseph Styer, Carolyn Supplee, Bernard Sykes, Leatha Sykes, Barry Talley, Nathalie Thomas, Walter Thomson, Robert Tuel, Donald Tullock, Walter Turpin, Thomas Walraven, Dorothy Watkins, Eileen Watson, Nancy Watson, Jack Weir, Nancy Weir, Nancy White, Elizabeth Widen, David Wiley, Carwell Williams, Marie Williams, Lenora Witcher, Richard Wood, Victor Wood, Eleanor Wright, Willard Wright, Edna Mae Yoder, Donn Zang, Christine Zell. 43 WJ!! Jfeffz SOPI-IOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ..........................,.... LAWRENCE C-INTER Vice-President ..... ..... B LIDDY OLLIVER Secretary ..,,.. ......, M ARY SICOLI Treasurer .... .... P ATTY DICKINSON SOPI-IOMORE CLASS We, the class of 1952, are proud of our many achievements this year. Our class has been well represented in all school and community activities. We have fulfilled our responsibilities as underclassmen, and, with the guidance of the faculty, shall strive to maintain our goals for the future. We Ioolc forward with expectation to our junior year, knowing that we possess the needed requirements for a successful, outstanding class. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM TEACHERS MISS EDNA TAYLOR MISS MARY LOU SPANGLER MR. ROY LADY MR. ROBERT RIEGLE MISS ESTHER MILLER MISS SUZANNE JACOBS MISS LIBERTY MCCLELLAND 44 Sa Glau W 1 ' ' if X If ' , fit' ,jf rf! ' J .1 5 ' ,J x GRADE ugene ms, Mari ncrum, Anderson, Mary Androwick, Lee Jean Ashby, Andrea Atley, Edith Atwell, Loretta Ayers rnest Baie Marlene , Dolores Baker, Jeanne Baldwin, William Baldwin, Jean Barnes, Marian Barnes, Paul B ohn Bajtle arvin Baughman, Jean Beck, Patricia Bender, Betsy Benner, David Bennett, Francis Bonsall, Russell ,Nav re m, Edwaid Brinton, Joan Brooks, Sally Ann Brown,William Brown, Horace Bullock, Evelyn Burton, Harry ut r, Jap' ton, ne Cain, Elva Capanna, Mary Carpenter, Fred Carter, John Carter, Barbara Chambers, Ulysses Ch mbr ry h ,James Cloud, Betty Cole, Marguerite Coleman, Joan Collins, Josephine Cornwell, Leonard Court- ney, nda ril n Doris Cruse, Betty Dean, Ada De Vaughn, Patricia Dickinson, Mary Louise Di Nicola, Martin Dow, R rt Dull, Grant Dunn, Jacqueline Durnell, Jean Eachus, Richard Eastburn, Robert England, Myrle English, Evelyn Evans, rton oder, Dorothy Fell, Barbara Ferguson, Betty Lou Ferrier, Frank Fiore, Marie Fiorentino, David Franklin, Harold riedrri , Cecelia Gallagher, Heidi Gensemer, Carol Getz, Sally Gibbon, Lawrence Gunter, Grace Giunta, Lois Glasco, Coral' lennon, Rosie Graham, William Green, William Greenwell, Verna Hall, Gwendolyn Hamer, Johanne Harris, Betty Jp'Harrison, Edward Hartsharne, Kathryn Hayes, Esther Henck, William David Henkels, Barbara Hennicke, Ludeon Herrin, Jane Heyburn, Shirley Hickman, Bessie Hicks, Robert l lln6S, MOUYY Hoberman, Marion Hollinger, Eddie Hoster, Craig Huggins, Dempsey Jackson, Janet Jarrett, Thomasina Jellerson, Laura Jenkins, Howard Johns, Allyn Johnson, Gilbert Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Lois Johnson, Ethel Jones, Marian Jones, Charles Kitselman, Gerdo Koch, Julie Korninsky, Constance Kramer, Laura Lambert, Charlotte Lammey, John Lamdon, Dolores Lessig, David Letter, Richard Lewis, Edith Lilley, Lynwood Loper, Joan Love, Jeanne Lower, Eleanor Lucas, Joan McConnell, Raymond McCool, Elwood McGrogan, Evelyn McKinney, Virginia McNeil, Jean McVey, Virginia Mahan, Rudolph Malavalta, Lillian Martin, Stewart Mason, Barbara Melton, Carrie Mitchell, Daniel Moran, Eugene Moran, Raymond Moran, James Mosteller, Wayne Moulder, Vincent Mozzani, Harvey Mullen, Helen Navickis, Gerald Noel, Allen Olin, Andre Olliver, Grey Olliver, Agnes O'Neill, Judy Orner, Philip Paden, Edwin Parry, Martha Patten, Hadley Pennock, Patty Peters, William Peters, Edith Pl-itzenmyer, Barbara Pierce, Mary Jane Place, Louis Poliner, George Portocales, Ann Pratt, Carolyn Pritchard, Donald Proud, Robert Pylrom, Mae Ouinn, Joseph Redmond, William Rettevv, Eugene Roberts, Jeanne Rodeback, Robert Rodeback, Anthony Romasco, George Ruark, Shirley Russell, Marianna Sanner, Barbara Scheibe, Loretta Schneider, Ronald Schneider, Carl Schrevelius, Beverly Scott, Ellen Seay, Robert Sellers, Nancy Shannon, Dick Sharp, Priscilla Shaw, Mary Sicoli, James Singer, Ashton Smith, Doris Smith, Eileen Smith, Ernest Smith, Florence Smith, Janet M. Smith, Nancy Smith, Rita Smith, Ruth Ann Smith, Rose Snitzer, Elsie Snyder, Charles Spellman, Mildred Stafford, William Staley, Philip Steel, William Steward, Frank Sume, Ronald Sylvester, Harold Taylor, Robert Temple, William Teter Catherine Thomas, Paul Tinson, Wanda Turpin, Lois Tutwiler, Elizabeth Twaddell, Faith Tyson, Nancy Walker, Janet Wallace, Norman Walters, Howard White, Truman Williams, Caroline Wood, Doris Wright, Betty Yates. 45 ,--sh-S iziww' Q w-E5 , Q9 ,fm -fb 13,3 wg ,fa Make lemacfzacy .flue COUNCIL First Row: Clark, Poliner, Sume, Winters, Glennon, Koch, Crisman. Second Row: l-loberman, Skwer, l-lickman, l-luss, Deaver, Zimmer. Third Row: Mr. Riegle, Muth, Cooper, l-larvey, Moore, Bender. Fourth Row: Weeks, Bullotta, Scott, Brice, Emerson, Rutherford, Staley, Cornwell, Mr. Lady. Fifth Row: Kauffman, Lewis, Lady, Flagg, Watson, Freeman. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is, without a doubt, one ol the most important bodies oper- ating in our school. It is through the representatives ol the council, elected by their lellow students, that the views and ideas of the school body are voiced. The Council is an important factor in all school social events, sports programs, and other activities. This year Council exhibited its school spirit and stamina in the work on the Thanks- giving bontire. As the school year draws to a close, the Council ol 1949-50 hopes that it has helped to make our school a better organized,a more systematic place, and that future councils will accomplish even bigger and better things. 48 Un WLM 7fze Sfaow DRAMATIC CLUB First Row: Bussey, Farra, Hennicke, Parry, English, Lambert, Clifford, Smith, Trego, Dickinson, Holman, Baker. Second Row: Dooley, McKinney, Skwer, Winters, Atwell, Jones, Newman, King, Hennecke, B. Black. Third Row: Killen, Satterthwait, Hotlner, Hayes, Erb, Zimmer, Heegard, Kirk, Korninsky, Geisler, MacNeil. Fourth Row: Hamilton, Franklin, Ellis, Layton, Lower, Staley, Friedman, Beck, Deaver, Funderwhite. Fifth Row: Cann, Merion, Larkin, Hoopes, Cooper. Sixth Row: Miss Taylor, Cornwell, Smith, Emerson, Kramer, Hurlbrink, Cox, Walraven. Seventh Row: Kauffman, Ashworth, Flagg, Platt, Hey, Henderson. ' SOCK AND BUSKIN CLUB Footlights, curtains, make-up, and costumes are essential to the work of the Sock and Buskin Club. About hall of the club members are not interested in acting so much as they are in many other types of work: make-up, staging, lighting, scenery, and costuming. The officers lor this year are Berry Hey, President, Janet Staley, Vice- President, Marjorie Satterthwait, Secretary, Jill Killen, Treasurer. The Late Christopher Bean was the three act play for this year. The cast was an all-senior one, some making the last ol several appearances and others making their debuts. A one-act play, Ringing in the Groom , is the spring play, given in the assembly for Junior and Senior High Schools. 49 7fne .gale efzadfapfnm Eecm 'Nz .,.1.... 50 -'Wa' .x U' nr -H-ww Lf' K .,Q:51g,5,A i243'?1-ww fn ,V W - ' 1 Q-FN' N, X KL Sr N X 5 I Irul. ,OL..AL. .rf sr. A 4'-' 0 , M K' 21744 fx. in iw Ssjjf SQ K SLU 3 x,,J.il.v,j.x X Rl IVV-N LHINU BAND ' F Y ' CONCI: BAND Twirlers Juniors Q 0 610 A1 iijv ' W Sally Burneson Om' Atwell 'bvogjff W Camby Brubaker William Cloud ' David Barrett vJ PGY BUSSGY Helene Browne Diane Farra Nancy Glennon tty Halpin an Hamilton Jean Korns Mary Jane March P gy Newman emory Wolfe if lv Color Guard Robert Coxe Jean King James McLear Edward Norris Seniors Joan Atwell David Barrett Helen Browne Norman Carr Donald Chandler Robert Davis Virginia English Fair Gilchrist Paul Good Ruth Harrison Jerry Henderson Dick Swanenburg Grady Wann Edward Granite Ronald Harper Marion Hood Mary Hoopes Richard Hurlbrink Robert Lewis Frank McFadden Herbert Scott Rodney Smith Randall Robhson Carwell Williams Q Sophomores Paul Barr Ulysses Chambre Richard Eastburn Myrle English Johanne Harris David Henkels Jane Heyburn Laura Jenkins Allyn Johnson Laura Lambert Jeanne Lower Ronald Sylvester Harold Taylor Martin Dow Morton Fader Director Joseph Hanselman 53 Robert Davis NQrginia English Fair Gilchrist Paul Good . Ruth Harrison Jerry Henderson Grady Wann Juniors Sally Burneson William Cloud Edward Granite Ronald Harper Marion Hood Mary Hoopes Richard ldurlbrirnc Frank McFadden Rodney Smith Randall Robinson Carwell Williams Sophomores Paul Barr Ulysses Chambre Richard Eastburn Myrle English Harold Friedman Jane Heyburn Laura Jenkins Allyn Johnson Laura Lambert Jeanne Lower Allen Olin Ronald Sylvester Harold Taylor Martin Dow Trumpets David Barrett Donald Chandler Robert Davis -'Of 1355 WMM J J 0' Flutes Sally Burneson Marian l-'lood Percussion Myrle English Piano Virginia English Anne Pratt Violins Marjorie Bair Jean Beck Carol Getz Laura Lambert Jeanne Lower Mary Jane Pennoyer Eileen Sylvester aicfcffe Qacfcfle Uachedaa Trombones Richard i-lurlbrinlt Ronald Sylvester Grady Wann French Horns Gail Overgaard Richard Swanenburg Cello Adele Smith Viola Leatha Sykes Conductor Miss Heim Boss Violins Johanne l-larris Margaret Holman Elizabeth Tvvaddell Clorinets Jerry Henderson Randall Robinson Harold Ta lor Sing. 1405! E e Jfapfuf LMA, Fi- D CHORUS Accompunists: Virginia English, Anne Pratt CHORUS MEMBERS Leon Anderson Edith Atwell Marjorie Bair Bill Baldwin Carole Baldwin Paul Barr Jean Beck Hazel Beckett Sidney Bellamy Janice Black Carol Blain Wayne Cain Marlene Cann Mabel Carpenter Norman Carr Jane Clifford Robert Coxe Brenda Crisman Frances DiMatteo Arlowina DiSabatino Dick Eastburn William Eckel Barbara Erb Dolores Faddis Diane Farra Sam Fimple Jane Franklin Sara Funderwhite Carol Getz Fai'r Gilchrist Betty Haipin Joan Hamilton Ruth Harrison Nancy Hill Virginia Hoopes Howard Johns Gilbert Johnson Anne Jones Geraldine Jones 55 Director: M Jean Karns Gwen King Jean King Charlotte Lammey Bob Lewis David Lewis Paul Lewis Dixie Littles Lois Mitchell Peggy Newman Helen Ponzo Anne Pratt Carol Pritchard Loretta Schneider Adele Smith Sandra Steele Thomas Stonewall Elizabeth Twaddell Janet White Carwell Williams Pat Winters iss Spangler fb 14 4 rs . 5. HONOR AWARDS Upper left: HONOR ROLL EOR 3 YEARS-J. Cooper, L. Lody, P. Muth. Upper right: SPELLING CONTESTW Peggy Muth. Center left: HONOR SPEAKERS-f-J. Cooper, V. English, J. Henderson, B. Hey, P. Muth. Center right: HONOR ROLL FOR SZ YEARS-J. Henderson, B. Hey, L. Jones, B. Morehead Lower left: HONOR ROLL FOR 'I YEAR-V. English, J. Lorlcin, E. Mclnley, R. Martin, G. Mitchell R. Moore, J. Staley, B. Verngren, J. Weeks. Lower right: BOYS' SPEAKING CONTESTfM. Cornwell, R. Hogg, B. Hey, T. Imswiler, T. Jones A. Olin, D. Tulloch. 56 'nf ,Jil .1315 f --1 . Wal lug, ,nights-Y? XSS ,I nf 'img 6 oo X ll- al . fzecezlae X, 5 T1 1 HONOR AWARDS Upper left: DRAMATIC AWARDfM. Cann, M. Cornwell, B. Hey, T. Smith, J. Staley. Upper right: MUSIC AWARD-D. Barrett, R. Davis, V. English, R. Harrison. Center left: ESSAY Xl-J. Burns, D. Flagg, M. Frey, E. Granite, M. Holman, M. Korninsky, D. Layton R. Robinson, S. Skwer, L. Sykes, N. White. Center right: ESSAY XII-H. Browne, J. Cooper H. Deaver, V. English, J. Henderson, B. Hey, V. Hoopes, T. Jones, J. Larlcin, B. Morehead, P. Muth. Lower left: GIRLS' SPEAKING CONTEST-J. Black, M. Cann, J. Cooper, D. Farra, G. King L. Lambert, J. Lower, P. Muth. Lower right: ESSAY X--J. Cornwell, B. Crisman, H. Friedman, L. Lambert, J. Lower, A. Olin L. Schneider, P. Shaw, E. Twaddell. 57 1 I in., ix l ,L ull ill. pitjdhlh P e FirstRow:G't,Stl,Ld,S b Watson, llxgczn, egrzdy,cThybma:oL1:1rdel-flgfvlggghll Second Row: Coach P l, M , S tt, L ,Cl k, K ll B ll ' Malavolta, Green,TToaa, lelkiholsfjacksgi, Cdgch Hizuyot. U Ona' Lewls ThirdRow:C hR' l,L k,MC l,E ,L ,T Griffith, Dgtxsonli3?fv:od,eXnderScn?lTlAar:hlls Sue' ample' F' Mccool Fourljl gow: Mosteller, Painter, Crisman, Lindecamp, Stewart, Franklin, Lewis, Hickman Bradley o nson. ' Fifthglgvgal g:lv:xg,IIParry, Thurston, Cain, Zang, Walters, Landon, O'ConnelI, McCue, Giuntq FOOTBALL The Warriors started the grid season with wins over Lancaster, Woodbury, and Phoenixville, however, they found trouble at DuPont High where they were held to a 12 to 12 tie by a smoll, inexperienced eleven. They hit their winning stride again in a win over Downingtown. The game was forfeited to West Chester in the middle of the last quarter because the crowd got out of hand. The Warriors suffered their first setback at the hands of a strong Pottstown combine, 13 to O. Then they lost two more decisions in a row to Coatesville and Medio, both by the same 7 to 6 score. They hit their winning ways a ain with a decisive victory over a highly touted Haverford team, winning by a 98 to 6 score. The Turkey Day game with Berwyn afforded thrills galore, but the score ended in a 6 to 6 deadlock. This year's team was greatly hampered by injuries, but their record of 5 wins, 2 ties, and 3 losses was a formidable one. SCORES West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester 1 4 26 Q8 1 Q 90 O 6 ..,.Lancaster 7 ..,,..WoodburyQO Phoenixville O ..........DuPont12 .... ....Downingtown 14 .....Pottstown 13 .... ...Coatesville 7 West Chester 6 .... ....... M edia 7 West Chester 28 .... ,... H averford 6 West Chester 6 .... . . . ..... Berwyn 6 Gandy Watson Mozzani Swanenburg Steele Flcgg Lady Lee Bullotta McCool Watson Nichols Riegle Haupt Pearl Thomas Malavolta Scott Cialini 61 FEW ' J! 4 luwzmen SWIMMING Abington 17. . . ..... W.C. 49 Norristovvn 45 ..... ,... W .C. 91 Westtown 31 .... ...., W .C. 44 Wilmington 49 ..... .... W .C. 94 Eddystone 90. . . ..... W.C. 46 Upper Darby 98 ..... .... W .C. 38 Westtown 41 . . . ..... W.C. 34 P. S. DuPont 49 ..... .... W .C. 94 Coatesville 44 ........,..,. W.C. 19 Pottstown 49 ..... ..... W .C. 94 Although the mermen won only four meets while losing six, they had some outstanding performers. Maury Stroemel Finished sixth in the state diving champion- ship. Grant Dunn, Tom lmswiler, Stroemel, and the 190 yard and the 180 yard relay teams, won places in the district meet at the University of Pennsylvania. M. FREEMAN, Capt RECORDS BROKEN . 1OO yard breast stroke ........... .. .1.31.1 180 yard medley relay ..........,.,... 1.43.6 Grant Dunn Tom lmswiler Grant Dunn 100 yard back stroke ,............. . . .1.07.0 Millard Freeman Tom lmswiler 160 yard freestyle relay ,... .......... 1 .91.3 100 yard freestyle ................ . . .56.7 John Clark Tim Carpenter Millard Freeman Bob Dripps George Emerson First Row: Douglas, Carpenter, lmswiler, Dunn, Emerson, Weer. Second Row: McClure, Smith, Staley, Ashworth, Schrevelius, Ogborn, Coach l-lagedorn. Third Row: Steel, Stroemel, Clark, Dripps. 5 69 n Wana MMA First Row: Grigson, Smith, Thomas, Spriggs, Ferrier, Friedman. Second Row: King, Evans, Davis, l-lorth, Kirk, Rutherford. Third Row: Coach Zimmerman, Beans, Edwards, Kaullma n, Wann, Manager Wood. CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Media 40 ,....,..........,.....,..,,....... West Chester 19 Coatesville 93. .,.......,,....,..,......,...... West Chester 39 Springfield 59 ,... ..... W est Chester 19 Ridley Park 43 ..., ...,. W est Chester QQ Ridley Township Q9 . . ,..,. West Chester 97 CROSS COUNTRY The l'larriors had a successful season, winning lour and losing one. Captain Alan Thomas, Fortune Spriggs, and Stew Ferrier were the mainstays ol Coach Zimmerman's squad. Rodney Smith and Alastair Rutherford also Finished consist- ently among the First seven. Thomas ran among the medal winners in the Rotary Club meet at Marcus l-loolc, Pennsylvania. 63 Rifr-pw? '7fze Garda BASKETBALL First Row: Lady, Weeks, Cialini, Watson, Wann, lVlcCool, Spriggs, Scott, Coach Pearl. Back Row: Mgr. Silvestri, Crosley, Kauffman, Flagg, Battin. Mascot: George Huey. l-laverford. . . Chester ...... Reading ,.... Lower Merion. .. Phoenixville. . Pottstown ..., Coatesville . Berwyn ...... P. S. DuPont. . Downingtown .....34 ....,4'l .....43 ....63 ....64 .....44 .....58 .....45 .....65 .....51 -60 -50 -56 -30 -42 -56 -49 -33 -57 -39 Radnor ....,.... . , , Phoenixville .,... ... Yeadon ....... Pottstown. . . Coatesville .,.. Berwyn ,...... Kennett Square. . ... Downingtown. , . . . . Bristol . .... . Yeadon .... 35-46 5O-45 46-59 44-33 35-57 61-36 48-37 54-53 43-36 35-49 BASKETBALL The Warrior quintet pulled a stunning upset this year. They were picked by the sports writers to Fight it out tor the bottom position on the Suburban lll League, but with plenty oi hustle and teamwork they took the Suburban III crown and advanced to the semi-Finals in the district playoffs by defeating Bristol l-ligh at l7enn's palestra, 46 to 33. They were eliminated irom the playolis by Yeadon in the semi-Final game, 49 to 35. The starting combination was made up oi l'linkie lVlcCool and sharpshooting hobo Spriggs at the forward posts, Grady Wann at center, and Ralph Watson and Vince Cialini at the guard positions. Spriggs was the sauadis high scorer, and Cialini was named on the UAH-Sectionn team. The reserves included uBrub Battin, Larry Lady, and l-lerb Scott at forwards, Dick Flagg and Bob Kauttman, centers, and George Crosley and Jimmy Weeks as guards. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Standing: J. Ferrier, Temple, Norris, Newsome, Giunta, Coach l-laupt, Walters, Puggeri. Kneeling: Jackson, Bullotta, Stonewall, Mcflool, London, Redmond, Dunn. 65 Leary. wp . . me - A 4 ,...... L First Row: F. Gilchrist, l-l. Kramer, M. Stroemel, A. Bullotta, R. Watson, J. Nichols, J. Weelcs, V. Cialini, D. Chandler, R. Baxter, J. Burns, Coach l-laupt. Second Row:'Asst. Coach Riegle, R. Thurston O. Cunningham, V. Wood, A. Dutt, F. Cattell, R. l-larper, R. Lewis, R. Dunn, T. Stonewall, D. Place, J. Green, A. Johnson, F. McCool. Third Row: E. Parry, J. Weir, R. Lewis, W. Stewart, E. l-loclcster, E. l-lartshorne, J. Mosteller, G. Roarke, N. Walters, W. Baldwin, W. Green, E. Moran, A. Silvestri BASEBALL SCHEDULE West Chester .... ...... 5 Bridgeport. . . West Chester .... . Conrad ..... West Chester. . . . . 4 Berwyn, . . West Chester Pottstown .... West Chester Phoenixville. . West Chester Downingtown West Chester Coatesville. , . West Chester Bridgeport. . . West Chester ..,, . . . Q Wilmington. .. West Chester Berwyn ..... West Chester Pottstown .... West Chester .... Phoenixville. . West Chester Downingtown West Chester .... Coatesville. . . Speak fqfielcf Top row: S. Mason, manager, E. Norris, J. Newsome, U. Chambers Middle row:Coach H. l Zimmerman, R. Coxe, R. Griggson, C. Evans, R Davis W Turpin R Flagg R Swcmanburg, P. Kirk, R. McClure, J. Ogborn, A. Rutherford Ass t Coach H Pearl Bottom row: S, Ferrier, R. Smith, J. Clark, J. Nelson ,F. Spriggs, H. Scott A Thomas G Wann J J. King, J. Lee, J. Chappel West Chester. . . West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester-. West Chester West Chester TRACK SCHEDULE . .. WON ...Wsecond ...Hsecond .. .lost ...won ,..,lost Pottstown .... Chester County Relays Haverford-Upper Darby Lower Merion Wilmington. .. Penn Relays, . Penn Relays. . Coatesville. . . Boyerstown. . Chester County Champs Du Pont ...... District Meet. . State Meet. . . Speak Nl! .Baflea Mm R. Flagg J. Weer l. lmswiler G. Crosley A. Rutherford R. Temple J. Bradley W. Macan P. Giunta J. Linder G. Dunn R. Watson l.. Lady R. Baxter F. Mccool M. Battin W. Gancy W. Smith V. Cialini J. Weeks C. Evans J. Lee G. Emerson M. Stroemel V. Evans J. Burns l-l. Scott J. Nichols A. Bullotta G. Wann J. Green R. Steele R. Smith P. Kirk P. Steele A. Thomas J. Clark C. Williams R. Douglas R. Dripps J. Thomas S. Ferrier F. 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BOYS' ATHLETIC HONOR AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Cross-Country '47, '48, Track '47, '48, '49 . . . . .Football '48, Basketball '48, '49, Baseball '48 , . . . .Football '47, '48, '49, Track '47, Baseball '48, '49, '50, Basketball '48, '49, '50 . . . . .Football '48, '49 . . . . .Cross-Country '49 . . . . .Football '49, Basketball '50 , . . . .Cross-Country '49, Basketball '49, '50 . . , . .Football '48, '49 Allen Thomas. . . Ralph Watson. Grady Wann .... James Weeks. . . , . . . .Cross-Country '47, '48, '49, Track '48, '49, '50 . . . . .Football '49, Basketball '49, '50, Baseball '49, 'SO . . . . .Cross-Country '49, Basketball '50 . . . . .Baseball '48, '49, '50, Basketball '50 GIRLS' ATHLETIC HONOR AWARDS INTRAMURAL W'S CGiven for 'IOO points earned for participation in intramural sportsj EDNA MAE ANDERSON CYNTHIA LLIDWICK CAROL BALDWIN MARGARET McBRIDE BARBARA BENDER LOIS MITCHELL I DOROTHY BENNER BARBARA MOREHEAD PATRICIA BENNER PEGGY MUTH JANICE BLACK PHOEBE ROSENBERRY JEANNE COOPER BETTY SACCLITO F DOROTHY DIMARCO JANET STALEY I JEAN FITCH PATRICIA WINTERS MARY JANE GALBRAITH KATHERINE WOOD NANCY GLENNON BEVERLY WRIGHT RUTH HARRISON DIANE ZIMMER INTRAMURAL W To receive this award, a gtirl must have earned one hundred points by taking part in intramural basketball, volleyball, and soft all. SILVER W's JOAN WOOD MARGARET MCBRIDE DOROTHY BENNER DIXIE LITTLES RUTH HARRISON JEANNE COOPER BARBARA MOREHEAD BARBARA BENDER SILVER W This honor is awarded to the girls with the most outstanding records of participation in varsity and intramural sports. 71 Jfop, Skip, Zfulue First Row: Coach E. Z. Taylor, Getz, Clifford, Seaboldt, Black, Harrison, Beckett, Benner, Wood, Wright, Cooper, Rice. Second Row: McBride, Hickman, l-luss, DiMarco, Pizzi, Bender, Muth, Lower, Morehead, Myers, Rosenberry, Zimmer. Third Row: Skwer, Jones, Korninsky, Lambert, Galbraith, Jefferson, Bender, Koch, Patton, Hayes, Littles, Brooks. Fourth Row: Shaw, Gibbon, Wood, Atwell, Snyder, Devaughn, Lammey, Baker, Bair, Moore. Fifth Row: Pratt, M. Jones, Glennon, Chambers, Baldwin, Blain. HOCKEY A practice game with Marple-Newtown, resulting in a winning score of 9-1, prepared the Warriorettes for a tough season ahead. The Warrior Maids started by chalking up the 'l4th straight victory. Ruthie Harrison, captain and veteran player, led West Chester to a decisive 7-O victory over Pottstown. Remember that Berwyn game? lt was at the hall that the score stood Q-'l in favor of Berwyn, but West Chester staged a fine comeback to win, when Woodie, our little left-inner, pulled us out of our tight spot by making two goals in the second half. Score: 3-Q. After a stiff annual battle with Spring City on October 13th, the Garnet and White added another victory with a score of 3-1. 72 West Chester set a fast pace in the second half to trip Media by a Q-O score. With no score in the first half, Dot Benner and Jane Clifford scored the goals in the second half which represented West Chester's ultimate edge. On October 97 West Chester met Wilmington Friends in a thrilling match on the high school field. All of our scoring was done in the first half, while stiff competition was given us in the second half. The backfield playing was an important factor in holding back our foes to a 3-Q victory for the Warrior Maids. The team ended the longest winning streak of its history when we were beaten 3-1 by West- town. This was the first defeat of the year and our first after 18 straight triumphs over a span of three seasons. Probably the most logical reason for our defeat was that we lacked some of the smoothness of teamwork which marked our earlier tests. Keep those sticks down! Look up before you shoot! Passl Pass! Pass! With this advice we played a season of six wins and two losses. We wish to thank Mrs. Taylor for her splendid coaching and our loyal supporters for backing us. THE VARSITY Black, Beckett, Wood, Benner, Clifford, Wright, Rice, Seaboldt, Harrison, Bender, Galbraith, Cooper, Muth, Morehead, Lower. 73 7a4fla4 '4 70.51 GIRLS' BASKETBALL VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Benner Bender Seaboldt Rice I-leyburn Littles Winters Huss Heegard Kirk Wood Mooney Galbraith McNeil Lower Cooper K. Wood DiMarco I-loyes JeFferson Morgan DiMarco Rosenberry W. Hickman Gibbon McBride Morehead M. Korninsky Hood l-larris Thomas Zimmer D. Layton J. Korninsky Brehm Staley Ebright Getz SCHEDULE West Chester . . Berwyn ..... .... Q 6 West Chester ...... Bridgeport .... .... 3 3 West Chester . . Howard ........ .... 3 4 West Chester Downingtown ..... .... 3 4 West Chester Pottstown ..... .... 4 5 West Chester Westtown. . . . . . .49 March 17 marked the close ofa terrific undefeated season for 50's Courtmaids. Under the careful guidance of Coach Taylor and the leadership of Captain Dixie Littles, the Wcrriorettes started out on their right foot by claiming victory after victory. Without the splendid teamwork and playing of every girl we know this couldn't have happened. Let's make our next year's season a duplicate! Slfnalla Wm INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL RATING OF TEAMS Rating Team Captain 1st Jay-Dots . Littles 1st Garnettes . Kirk 1st Wild Cats . McBride 4th Tom Cats . Bender 5th Eaglettes . Fitch 5th Starettes . Hayes 7th Schmoos Rice 8th Bucketeers C. Getz 9th Raiders . Heyburn 10th Rednosed Reindeers P. Muth HIGH SCORERS C Big Ten l Joan Spriggs ...... 146 Jean Huss ........ 107 Dixie Littles ....... 192 Kate Faddis ....... 104 Dorothy Benner ..., 107 Dede Sicoli ....... 104 Dorothy Dilvlarco. . 99 Won Lost 7 Q 7 2 7 9 6 3 4 3 5 4 4 5 1 7 1 7 1 8 Wilma Hickman . .. 87 Joan Heegard .... 82 Joan Wood ...... 80 Intramural basketball is a sport in which every girl has the opportunity to participate whether or not she is on the varsity. This year's tournament was packed with thrillers and close scores because of the stiff competition each team offered the other. Despite the losses, each girl benefited by the fair play and sportsmanship displayed in these games. sez 'em wp Team Clowns ..... Hep Cats .... . . Spoolcs. . . Volliettes.. .. Wild Cats .... Spikers. . . Sauaws. .. . .. The Whos lts .... . Warriorettes .... . Luggs...... First Row: H. Beckett, J. Cooper, D. Zimmer, B. Verngren Second Row: D. Layton, M. Hood, N. Thomas Third Row: A. Snyder, J. Lower, J. Korninsky. VOLLEYBALL Captain . .Diane Zimmer. .Natalie Thomas. .. . .Jeanne Cooper . .Julie Korninsky. . .Hazel Beckett.. . .Jeanne Lower. . .Betty Verngren . .Marian Hood.. . .Dorothy Layton. ..Anne Snyder. .. 76 Won Los! 9 1 8 Q 6 3 5 4 5 4 4 5 4 5 3 6 Q 2 O 9 Well! CH EER LEADERS P. Benner Conn Wright DiSobotino Bender Cooper Wood D. Benner Winters Our Mascot Laurie Wood 77 Q... -1... ' ,337 J - M M - lm! M' I 'fx iriiltlf Q, S M ' 3mw'Hmwsw .,.!.xN,.... I A J L A 725312 g1fgg .Qel!'J lil , ' -, Wx '45 , Q 1 , xlif,'kgA! m.ffa ws 4 f-vw - 5: gwQ. '?? ,. L- Q' , ,N . -' A ,-- Vgkifzqzf, ' Fifi 5 - . , 1 ,. . A, 3 if , . fi, J, F , .- I nv f gsm Q 7? In exam-W' .- J f I . -' ' bs ' 'xr .. :,i.fl,i- 1 - M-f, ,gf ' L, ws' f' - ywilj .. gr ' 6, Xin . ,Q '- , .v..,3,,4 ' ,ff ' I ' f 78 Y 79 Q 1 Jae' 7191 We, the illustrious class ol nineteen hundred and Fifty, being of sound mind, body, virtue, and usual stability, do hereby declare our last will and testament. To the class ol 'l95'l we bequeath the following: The long and agonizing wait For senior rings, Cramped Fingers due to signing senior pictures, Mr. Lady's streamlined monitor system in which one does not leave class early or arrive late, The opportunity to run the school CPD, Any other hidden privileges, The thrill of a life time: special mention in the notices, The extreme privilege of being permitted to talce exams early. We also have some individual legacies: Dave Lewis's guitar, Singin' Sadie , to his brother, Paul, Ginny English's strength as far as the accordion is concerned to anyone with the will to push and pull, Tim Carpenters mathematical mind to Roger Grigson, Tippy DiSabatino's infectious, contagious, and continual giggle to Jean Fitch, Berry l-ley's spealcing ability to anyone with a deeeeeeeep voice, Dr. Guy Bingham's most inspiring and revealing oration on the subject oil-l-1---l-libernation of the Siberian Penguin, Debby Radicchi's realistic horses to Carol Blain, Grady Wann's great commercial art technique to Melora Korninslcy, Memory Wolle's commercial ability to Elaine Gale, Vince Cialini's and Ralph Watson's unusual agility to Ray Kelly and Dick Flagg, Ruth l'larrison's hoclcey technique to Peggy Seaboldt, Bob KauFfman's argumentative ability to Dave Hoopes, Millard Freeman's aquatic know-how to anyone closely related to a Fish, Ginny l-loopes's arrival-at-school-just-as-the-belI-rings to Helen Pizzi, who we hope is capable of timing it to the last second, Peg Muth's editorship of the Garnet and White to anyone who can spell and proof-read as she can, 82 John I-Iarris's size to Jimmy Ferrier, Maury Stroemel, the male Viclcie Draves of W. C. H. S., his diving agility to Johnnie Clark, Jill, Pat, and Ginny, a 'I936 Pontiac hearse,and three men from Indiana to any junior girl who is Iuclcy enough to Icnow Them , Dave Ashworth's 'II grin and you bear it attitude to Randall Robinson, Fair Gilchrist and Bob Davis's brass to Diclt Hurlbrinlc and Bob Lewis, Jeanne Coopers straight A's and musical versatility to Leatha Sykes, Ray 'lhurston's ability to raise cain in study hall on the sly to Nils Edwards, Mort 'I'aIIey's slim Figure to Timmy Dawson, Pat McBride will not leave her Rolls Rough, because she had to pay too much lor it, Pat Bennerfthegum-chewin' gall leaves her unnatural talent to Sabbie . And Iast we leave our sincere thanlcs and deep appreciation to the faculty who have done so much lor us. To this our last will and testament we, the Class of 1950, affix our hand and seal this 'I7th day of Mayl MILLARD FREEMAN President of the Class of '50 Notary public, JERRY HENDERSON Justice-of-the-Peace, JANET STALEY Register-oi-Wills, JILL KILLEN Witnesses: Innocent Bystander: DOROTHY LAYTON VIRGINIA ENGLISH LAURA LAMBERT t4Qii'iIlIAIII ' ' ll A I 83 Unce Zlpnn Fi f X 9:9 .., 1, r 84 'S 4 5 P' 14 '7ime 'I 'K 'tp lk 1 F K W 3 .E 'f P W 1 I dk , .. Y Q- 4-1 - .Z WJ! 5, 2.,. 2 'Sig 1 bb A V: 4 -et 1 85 g. xw-6naQ 1 wf X 3 x 5.5!5'x . 1 V -4' 4 wi? Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. 7 17 M4 'Twas the beginning of the end as the respected and admired QU Seniors began their last year at W. C. Under the glaring lights at Wayne Field the mighty Warriors proved to all doubters that they really were mighty by defeating Lancaster. 29 to Oct. 2 We drifted back one hundred and fifty years to celebrate the 5 2 18 22 24 25 9 19 21 22 Sesqui. Council President Jim Weelcs and his Fighting Forty launched their attaclc on the flaws of W. C. H. S. Hidden talent of the student body showed its face under the able leader- ship of Staley and Hey, lnc. and 19 Leading competition for Broadway's best proved their worth by arriving early for The Late Christopher Bean. After the stack had been sabotaged twice, the worlc of the Council finally went up in smolce Con schedulelj Pumpkin Promenade proved perfect as pursuers of pleasure pranced following the tie with Berwyn. A day of rest! Ho-hum. Never let it be said that we won't give the other guy a chance .... Lost our first basketball game to Haverford. Congratulations to Mr. Prutzman for his patience and fortitude while the Seniors who were jamming the lobby claimed their rings. The chorus presented its annual Christmas cantata. We left for our long-awaited vacation, deeply impressed by the Junior High actors and their presentation of The Sacred Heart, by William Palmer Lear. 86 Jon. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. fb 3- All good things must come to an end was our motto as we trekked back to school. 7 More talent unexpectedly came to light, with Mr. l-ley acting as produc- tion manager, director, and numerous other things. 15 Mase Cornwell took top honors in the Boys' Speaking Contest and was followed by another showing of talent found in the halls of W. C. 24 Our mighty basketball team beat Downingtown in one ofthe most exciting games ever witnessed to secure First place in Section Three of the Suburban Conference. 9 The Warriors returned from the Palestra with a win over Bristol added to their terrific record. 11 Dancin', drinkin' CcokeD, an' genrul merrymakin' held forth at the Skunk l-lollow Ball. 14 Game with Yeadon. 20 to 22 Seniors stalked the halls with writer's cramp from essays. 29 Girls' Speaking Contest. April 1 to 9 History repeats itself! As the Easter bunny took over, we took under- the sheets for a ten day rest. April 15 The Senior Prom was a night ol many never-to-be-forgotten memories for the class of '5O. May 3 Miss Taylor and her Protegesn galloped across the stage with another riotous presentation. April 28 Seniors toddled through the halls licking lollipops, shaking rattles, and raising ..... cane. ' May 20 The Council Dance went down in history as another wonderful event in the lives of the Seniors. May 24 to 29 To pass or die in the attempt? That is the question. Consumption June June be done about it? CSee June 85 3 We dined and danced to our heart's content. Sadly enough it was the last school social event in our senior year. 8 Sumption done! 87 m!'7!1m May 18, 1960. Tonite was held the Premiere of Forever Garnet, starring Janet Staley and Marlene Conn with literally thousands thronging the box office. l sow so many celebrities that it was almost a homecoming for the class of 1950. I noticed Dr. J. Duane Henderson, noted nuclear physicist, conversing with Drs. Douglass and Johnson, well-known leaders in the Field of medical research. Oh, yes, there were Messrs. Wann and Chappell, and Miss Diane Zimmer, who designed the costumes worn in the recent smash hit, Our City, by the noted playwright, Barbara Morehead. Misses Bette June Halpin and Joyce Thompson of the Halpin-Thompson School of Dance stepped out of their limousines as l drove up. And whom else did l see but Miss Joan Wood, Miss America of 1960, and Janice Larkin, prominent Angel of Mercy. Jim Weeks, Larry Lady, Dick Swanenburg and Vince Cialini, world famous sports pros, put in personal appearances. Dave Barrett, composer of Symphony For Lovers, Opus 60, and Professors Hoopes and Brown, who teach music appreciation at our own W.C.S.T.C., sat just two rows in front of us. l saw Dr. D. V. Matilda Evans, noted sociologist, talking to Ruth Harrison, author ol the latest best seller-How Not to Raise Ducks and Spaniels. The Misses Betty Verngren and Ruth Moore of Moore and Verngren's School for Girls were my weekend guests, so naturally I took them to the premiere, we sat in the tenth row. Oh, incidentally, it was a marvelous performance. Hedda Hopper of 1950 VIRGINIA ENGLISH 88 up 89 90 allow Baiqfal' We Wwe Could it really have been our own class members who composed such gems as these which were lound in the March, 1939, issue ol the High Street Scroll? At the tender age ol six we were already beginning to exhibit some ol the exceptional talent which is now so apparent. Also pictured are our young geniuses with some ol their classmates. I like to get valentines Jimmy Chew is your six year molar. Because then I know someone loves me. I-le CI'l?iNS your food lilce an old steam - IMMY WEEK V0 el'- 'I S --GEORGE CROSLEY My valentine, my valentine, HOW IDVIQIII YOU GIF- The town is covered with snow. I like 0 nice Vclemlne The street lights make it glow. 'Cause it's so pretty and gay. YSTEWART FERRIER fFLORENCE TURNER Snow, Snow, On Valentine day I like YOU- You get a hollow red heart you meke e bed Filled with candy For my Sled. Because someone loves you true. fl.ARRY LADY --DAVE NICHOLS 91 fbeaa Dear Diary, This evening a chapter of my life closes, for at eight o'clock my graduation exercises begin. Twenty-nine of us will be grad- j uated tonight, the largest class in the history of the West Chester High School, and nine are young menl IU -in Q. 5 1 j My white dress and beautiful white gloves are ready. We are each going to carry a lovely bouquet and a white fan. The young men will do their best to look well in black suits. The Assembly Building is decorated with dwarf palms and floral designs. Blue and yellow, the class colors, are everywhere in evidence. We have rehearsed the program carefully, and l do hope everything will go well. lil i i ' U tjlihf. ' rv, i my rp' X l j l My graduation is a fitting climax to the nice time l have had this 'ijt year. Two days ago, June nineteenth, we held our class day 'lil exercises. At these we heard our history, prophecy, poem, and li ode. Many members of the class have had parties to which theothers have been invited. Parlor games, the waltz, and delicious re- freshments were enjoyed. The junior class, as usual, had charge of the annual school picnic at Lenape. Basketball, football, and baseball had their usual popularity in the school. While the young men engaged in these dangerous sports, we ladies had several stimulating and exciting games of croquet and tennis. The more serious side of my school life this year included algebra, Latin, and Greek. l believe Greek class to be the most enjoyable to me. As there was no teacher of Greek in the high school, each morning we took a brisk walk to the Normal School. Sometimes we would stop at homes of the class members for fresh strawberries and other delicacies. I did enjoy the bi-weekly meetings of the Girls' Literary Society. They were so up-lifting! The young men at this time attended Boys' Debating Club. Many scholastic contests were enjoyed by the entire student body. The D. Webster Meredith Gold Medal in Oratory was awarded to Charles l-lewson Canning for his stirring rendition of Patrick l-lenry's speech before the Virginia l-louse of Burgesses. Cornelia Marion Smith won the Joseph S. Evans Book Prize in Declamation. The William Dowlin Book prizes in English Composition were awarded as usual. The senior winner was Marian Virginia Pierce, who had the honor of being the valedictorian of the class. Manual training prizes were awarded in the fields of mechanical drawing, wood carving, and wood work. Ah, yes,,this school year has been exciting, but at last it draws to a close. Our class has upheld the standards expected, and the class of 1900 will not soon be forgotten. u A MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1900 92 Iiaflq Dear Diary, This has really been a wonderful yearl Tonight at gradua- tion it will be officially over, but for most of us it will mean only the end of classes, for we shall continue to see our friends and remember the good times we have had. None of us will soon forget the wonderful dances and the terrific parties which we attended. The whole school really joined in and made all the social events go over with a bang f 4 l' W that Hwhipper-do with Downingtown. The band with their new uniforms really dazzled us out on the field. But what could compare with that marvelous basketball team of oursl They r. H J' really had the old fight in them, and they showed it by playing l i w A V twice at the Palestra. The girls had a good hockey season, 'E losing only to Westtown and to Eddystone, and their basketball i r record was also good. l' J 1 li il i ill l Our football team played some thrilling games, especially ' V l. if ily Y, if a ll lli' zi1.g li ll llf ilf ill' 'l xl 5 l' 5 i ll, l will l' ,ii i 'lf I, ,ill 9 s- Cf course, this year wasn't all games and dances and parties. We struggled with essays and all kinds of exams and heard endless speeches on preparing ourselves for next year. Then there were those everlasting homework assignments which came without fail on the night that something else was going on. Everyone was given a chance to participate in the talent shows and the speaking and spelling contests. ln the Boys' Speaking Contest, especially good, a selection from Tom Sawyer and also Patrick l lenry's speech before the House of Burgesses were given. The Late Christopher Bean was a huge success, The cast was made up entire- ly of seniors, making it more than ever our senior play. Then the Sesqui cannot be forgotten. Many of us took part in the pageant and the other activities, and we really got a taste of life in 1799. We're all sad, dear Diary, to be leaving West Chester High, but it is certain that we will never forget the class of 1950 and the wonderful times we've had. A MEMBER OF Tl-IE CLASS OF 1950 93 As we poss through the turn of the century, we ore looking forward tothe future ond what it may bring. We, the storf of the 1950 Garnet and White, wish to soy to all of our reoders, Goodbye, ond the best to you in your future! Gm New .Sdwal 94 NW . . The staff ol the Garnet and White and the class of 1950 wish to express their sincere appreciation to the merchants and friends who have contributed so generously toward making our yearbook a success. We hope that the readers of our book will notice the following pages and patronize the Firms advertised in this section of our Garnet and White. Bette June Halpin SCHOOL OF DANCING 844 S. Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Tap, Toe, Ballet, Acrobatic, li Centric, Russian, Novelty, and Baton C 95 .1-. 1 The Show Place of Chester County vii? -tl-I EATIRE WEST CHESTER l GRUBB'S TAXI 5 Passenger Cars DAY and NIGHT SERVICE Phone 0907 I0 East Gay Street Ivest Chester E Raymond S. Himelrighl CLEANER and DYER The Shop That Keeps the Spots South High Street Phone 1618 Y 'IIL'IL'lIIlUl1U IV. C. 0 cn.-f Town :xml Country Clothes iw' .'Xl'K't'SSUl'Il'S WEST CI IESTER, PA. CAMERA CRAFT PHOTO SERVICE West Ch:-:ster's Camera Cent nom: Movl: srzcmusr CAMERAS ACCESSORIES DEVELOPING PRINTING Phone 0570 I6 E. Cay WEST Cl IESTER, PA. er Sr Compliments of THE DENNEY TAG I COMPANY The West Chester Hardware Co. WM. G. STERLING Hardware - Tools Paints - Glass KEYS DUPLICATED 113-115 W. 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One of our experi- o . , enced Career Counselors will be : : glad to help you and your parents : o reach a decision about your future. : Write, call, or telephone PEnny- : o packer 5-2100. , 0 0 - PEIRCE ' SCHUOL UF ' 0 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1420 Pine Street 0 I Philadelphia 6, Pu. 0 Compliments of MADEIRA'S STATIONERY and TYPEWRITER STORE Teen-Age Shoppe A Specially Shoppe for the Pre-teen-teen-lunior Everything to glamorize your wardrobe for school, dances, dates, sports. HOBERMAN' S Teen-Age Shoppe Cor. Church and Chestnut Streets N. l-IARLAN SLACK The DODGE-PLYMOUTH dealer ll6 W. Market St. We buy Q sell quality USED CARS 6 TRUCKS See us for your Transportation Needs Phone 0541 PARTS TRICO PISTON RINGS THOMPSON AMERICAN-HAMMER JACKS AUTO SUPPLY 107 W. Market Street YVEST CHESTER, PA. Custom Made Auto Seat Covers for all cars installed free C. C. Hipple 8a Son COAL FUEL OIL Building Materials Phone 0760 WEST CHESTER, PA. For better DAIRY PRODUCTS OF QUALITY Call Earhuz' Bairien West Chester 1271 ,j e u x com 1 me l 2 Ili W l Compliments of MARSHALL F. BRINTON GARRETT- SWAYNE Sportswear English Dales Riding Clothes I mported T weeds Cashmere Sweaters for Men and Women 15 South Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone 2046-W WILLIAM A. FORD Jfuneral Birertor 105 S. High St. West Chester, Pa. HAROLD A. FAMOUS Funeral Director 101 S. Church St. West Chester, Pa. Phone 0182 M. S. YEARSLEY 8: SONS Hardware - Garden Supplies Compliments of P R E F TA K ES 114- 116 E. Market St. West Chester Corner High and Gay Degree and Diploma Courses Business Administration Accounting, Sales, and Secretarial GIFTS QE Wood' s Drug Store 36 WEST GAY STREET West Chester Beacom Training is Business Training At lls Best BEACOM COLLEGE Beacom Building - Jefferson at Tenth WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 50th Year K--A -5 Q 0'F r' ' 'K 1 I V Y fl' NAu0 ' A Compliments of Liwnsa Club WEST CHESTER PENNA. 69335 ISJCQDKZY 3 Compliments of Rotary Club WEST CHESTER PEN N A. Phone 1617 SHANK'S AUTO PARTS Iron, Steelx and Metal Buyer of IUNK in wnncxnn cms X NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS OXYGEN 3 ACETYLENE - CARBONIC GAS PRESTO - LITE CYLINDERS X Westtown Road WEST CHESTER, PA. West Chester 2590 ALFRED I. ANDRIEN Builder and Owner wr suawm vffxzm and Nana flak XVEST CHESTER PENNSYLVANIA Compliments HIGHLAND DAIRIES Kalamazoo Sales and Service 42 South High St. Telephone 2231 West Chester, Pa. Home Appliances by Kalamazoo Quality Leaders Since 1901 Warm Air Heating Systems Stoves and Furnaces Phone: West Chester 1812 i JOHN 1. TAYLOR l MUSIC STORE 116 W. Gay St. West Chester, Pa. Malvern Farm Supply Co., Inc. Modern Farming Equipment Oliver tractors 81 tractor drawn machinery New Idea lV1anure Spreaclers Pittsburgh Paints Chief Garden Tractors Eclipse Power Lawn Mowers lIarLlware Dairy Supplies Starline Barn Equipment Shop Service on all farm machinery and lawn mowers IVIALVERN, PENNA. Phone 2022 POTIER 8a MIANI Jflntists FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS We Telegraph Fiawers U 316 S. High St. Phone 0743 DOWNINGTOWN MOTOR COMPANY Sales - BUICK - Service EDWIN D. BALDWIN, INAANAGER 21 E. Lancaster Avenue DOWNINGTOWN, PENNA. 325 E. Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PENNA. . Compliments Commerczal of Photographer Glennon' s Milk Service 10 East Barnard Street WEST CHESTER, PA- WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone 2079-I Compliments of ...... ESCO CABINET COMPANY Farm Milk Coolers and Farm Freezer and Electric Dairy Milk House Low Temperature Cabinets Equipment WEST CHESTER, PENNA., U. S. A. HALL'S B a r b e r S h o p 107 N. Church St. Prop. Ioseplt A. Ferrer Vernon S. Brewer Automatic Heating Equipment Compliments of West Chester Electric Supply Company 159 West Gay Street WEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments of 3 CQMPLIMENTS or Mr. 84 Mrs. Max Berkowitz D of Mack's Army and Navy Store Say It With Flowers through Lorgus - Flower - Shop 20 North High Street Iunior and Misses Clothes La VERN'S 12 No. Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. 4 Y. M. C. A. P Where Hi-Y Boys 8: Tri-Hi-Y Girls Share Fine Relationships Together IAMISONS' DAIRY BAR LENAPE ROAD FEW' S GARAGE 7 South Church REIFSNYDERS' Hosiery Store 152 YV. Nlarket Street BERT' S SHOP OF BARBERING Close to School ALBERT G. HALL GEORGE REFFORD 22 lvest Chestnut St., NVest Chester, Pa. Compliments F. of REAL ESTATE-REALTOR-INSURANCE 15 N th H' h St t tallest Cligster ree Phone 0299 I. M. CLOMPUS Plumbing - Heating Roofing Supplies YVEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments of THE DAIRY BAR John R. Bair MEATS AND GROCERIES TRI-O-RESTAURANT 23 East Gay Street, West Chester, Pa. Ph n .. 66 C r. Alin 81N wS s. 0 e 'WWEST CHITISTERTFPA, e t Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner C n lin n s f 0 IP M 0 KNOX sl MARSHMAN OE' S I WEST CHESTER 8: PHILADELPHIA Workmen's Outfitters EXPRESS d Spoflwem. 1vlov1Nc AND HAULING 18 North Church Street WEST CHESTER, PA. l27 E. Miner Street 54 No. Front Street West Chester, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Phone 0334 Market l945 STALEY PONTIAC CO. Compliments SALES AND SERVICE of 640 East Gay Street Sellhast Chevrolet Co. YVEST CHESTER, PA. Compliments of E. PIERCE DARLINGTON Meet me at the Garnet and White LUNCH EON ETTE International Motor Trucks 151 North Church Street 7 N. Bolmar Street WEST CHESTER, PA. WEST CHESTER, PA. Beat Berwyn 1950 plwtogfzaplzic... PORTRAITS qf DISTINCTIQN M. D. FREEMAN S7tu9io Sittings by Appointment Phone 1743W 151 WEST GAY STREET--STREET FLOOR IF IT'S QUALITY-WE HAVE IT! C. DZANNUNZIO 81 SONS SELF-SERVICE FOOD MARKETS BETTER STORES, INC. 229-23I WEST CHESTNUT STREET Phones 9296-1547 Free Delivery GUY S. CRAIG RADIOS Music Shop PHONOGRAPHS Martin Band Instruments I-Iolton and Collegiate Band Instruments Records Musical Instruments Sheet Music and Methods Public Address System For Hire Dances Played With Latest Recordings Musical Instruments Repaired ALL MUSICAL ACCESSORIES 124 East Gay Street Phone 1264 L. Del Pino FRUIT PRODUCE GROCERIES Delicacies from All Parts of the World 142-146 E. Gay Street o o l lfUll'l . lnf GIFTS 22 North High Street WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of 9 - f ..,.....m DRUG 51-URE5 -mmm. 'El Two convenient locations 106 West Gay Street High and Dean Streets WEST CHESTER, PA. Agents for Whitman's Chocolates Breyers Ice Cream We Specialize in PRESCRIPTION COMPOUNDING PENN MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 15 EAST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. O Surplus .S'1,550,998.20 O Save On Your Insurance Premiums SCHRAMM Pneumatractors Model 60 SCHRAMM Pneumatractor SCHRAMM Model 60 and 105 Pneumalraclors are the latest and most modern self-propelled compressors built. Units that embody the finest details of design, material and workman- ship and reflect the many years experience and development of self-propelled compressors pioneered by SCHRAMM Inc. since 1919. The SCHRAMM Pneumatractor is a tractor-compressor com- bination powered with the standard Model 60 U nistage or the 105 Pncumapower Compressor. These units are also de- signed with a completely engineered and approved set of accessories such as front end loaders, snow plows, backfill blades, front and rear winches, mowers, posthole diggers, rotary brushes, I-NEUMAIACK, etc. Versatile units that offer a wide variety of uses and applications THE COMPRESSOR PEOPLE SCHRAMM INC. - WEST CHESTER - PENNSYLVANIA orace Temp oz IJlaL.lflf8lnJ' ef Lifhographenr N ix P ,j-i-.1 f X, ., , - ' Q 1: Zjs, ' V . 'r V, Y ' ' Qfxxgg- -x' Vx' ., I - Q51 X Q '56 i X f-- 1 -1 Q 1 A' ,:4,ffEge '4flw :g-3' Nkfx R Y W ,fififill i 17 1 Sf X? X ' xl . , W- L ul ff 'QW 'n g,!:E ' .IJ 1 '1 ' . ., ff , - ff , , :ur gg f .ig-,, QQ, .-m y ,Hg Q 1 H-4 :. xi-f - I iw - . ,, .5 - '-f i ' 'T.:A--L1 ' V ' 'u ' . - .4 I v ' .w , 5 , 1 n E4 4 1 Lin pg 1 f 1 . if A P? fqzla- ' 'igmg V -A .. ., , V -.. , ,.,4,,,.,r 5-g y:-sg-. 3- 3,3 '- va- f-- TK --.' Q -2 uw, -,Ly 1' Zig.,-fgiig-ey Vu ,,-1-fi - N ,I - ,. 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