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

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GERARD A. KNATZ Pancho . . . tennis player . . . “Got your trig done? . . . University of Maryland . . . philatelist . . . quiet smile. RALPH KRAMER Shop man ... a pizza fan . . . friend to everyone . . . ran he seen at Benny’s . . . future uncertain. JUDITH E. KLEIN Perky cheerleaders’ co-cap- tain . . . oh, those red claws . . . shampoo . . . “You know, the whojamajigger . . always making smoke signals . . . “Pauline! . . . B.A.F.H. HELEN J. KLOSS Joann . . . one of our petite blondes . . . crazy per- sonality . . . Oh; those slum- ber parties! . . . always flirt- ing . . . business world, look out! ELIZABETH W. KRATZ “Sweet Betsey of Pike . . . always prepared with the “Ghia . . . stop signs ap- pear blank . . . altruistic and sincere . . . Uh! sum- mertime . . . your main desire at Colby is strictly scholastic, isn’t it Betsey? RUTH ELLEN KRUEGER Ruthie . . . “Are you going to Y. F. C. this week? . . . enthusiastic worker . . . frequently seen at South Penn Youth Center . . . soccer fan . . . future mis- sionary nurse. JOHN W. LaRUE Jack . . . “Oh, yes! . . . girls . . . swimming . . . always has a joke . . . sharp smile . . . seen at the “Y or Foulk’s Drug Store . . . future with Marines. ROBERT H. LEEPER Bob . . . ferroequinologist . . . likes big-band music . . . pipe smoker . . . wants to live in Canada . . . Mer- cedes fan . . . electrical en- gineer. CHARLOTTE J. LeGATES Elle parle francais . . . en- joys dramatics and music . . . represented WCHS abroad with A.F.S. . . . earn- est and sincere intentions . . . can’t help doing every- thing perfectly. KATHLEEN J. LEITH Kathy . . . cute little blonde? ... “I don’t have it! . . . PILLS . . . swinging and swaying walk . . . spark- ling blue eyes . . . authority on presidents — especially Jackson! CHARLES S. LEROY Charlie . . . WIBG fan . . . ladies’ man . . . found in shop . . . the whistler. JAY LEVINE Avid Warrior fan . . . deadly in the pivot . . . steady at the plate . . . asset to school and sports . . . drives a big Chrysler. 29

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 JAMES D. JEFFERIS Jeff .. . “Mr. Prez” . . . likes to ride in patrol ears . . . clothes cleaned at W. C. Laundry . . . walking sports page . . . future Mel Allen. If A It IS An.A A. VLLl Barb . . . “you know” . . . collegiate dresser . . . out- going personality . . . likes sports . . . that special guy. NANCY JANE JAMISON Jamie . . . full of life . . . Oh, those bell bottom hand pants! . . . “I’m going South” . . . that certain Dan- ish word . . . “I don’t know.” BONNIE M. JENKINS Ronnie . . . crazy brunette . . . waits for that special phone call . . . lots of fun to he with . . . hopes to become a nurse. EDWIN JAMIESON Ed ... crazy about girls . . . future with the Navy . . . can’t wait till school is out. EDGAR H. JEFFERIS Ed ... quiet and friendly . . . Exton on Saturday nights . . . baritone sax in band . . . college bound. JEROME JENKINS Jerry ... ’50 green Ford . . . “Hello, Mary Lou” . . . nimble on the mats . . . lots of fun . . . future undecided. SAMUEL JOHNSON A man of the shop . . . after school, the Air Force . . . future machinist. ARTHUR E. JONES Todd . . . solid stormer . . . top eliminator on the “pike” ... a real ladies’ man . . . always wants to drop German . . . dream eyes . . . good all around athlete . . . headed for col- lege. SUZANNE A. KANE One of the “Stormers” . . . likes to sew ... an artist . . . a certain redhead . . . “Let me drive” . . . ready with a joke. THOMAS JONES Tom ... all the king’s men . . . mirror shoes . . . progressive piano . . . trig whiz? SUSAN KARMERZE Susie . . . perky personality ... . that certain boy . . . neat dresser . . . those sum- mers . . . college bound. 28

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HARRY C. McCANN Hey smooth!! ... Why Shrewsbury? ... a nice one . . . “Hey mom, guess where I am! . . . “Could you notify a cop?! . . . great guy . . . sharp smile. RANDOLPH H. LYTTON Randy . . . photography fiend . . . likes calypso . . . ardent philatelist . . . “More Latin?’ . . . future history professor. JOHN LEWIS Fuzzy . . . watchout, Brandywine . . . cool, crazy . . . found at D. S. . . . funnyman. JOANNE D. LITTLE Chicken Little . . . fun to be with . . . watch out, she drives . . . plays a cool clarinet . . . seen Saturday night at the movies . . . elementary school, beware. A. WAYNE LONGACRE Kool Ade . . . “Long- shanks . . . pass the zinc and sulfur . . . several dramatic aliases . . . chem- ical career . . . wants to get to the Point. JOHN W. LLCKOWSKI Jack . . . history scholar . . . enjoys howling . . . Civil War fan . . . com- mendable cartoonist . . . career in teaching . . . head- ed for West Chester State. DIANE C. LEWIS Class clown . . . collegiate dresser . . . Si’s booster . . . “What would Carrot say?” . . . honorary S. C. member . . . can’t stay out of trouble. DAVID M. LITTLE Dave . . . the light in the eyes of the Sock and Buskin Club . . . physics fiend . . . headed for Tri-State and electrical engineering. ■«Hi GEORGE LONDON FEATHERS and SPURS . . . ‘That’s cute . . . the ladies’ man . . . ROOF . . . can he found at the Coffee House . . . one of J. C.’s boys. JULIA A. LOGAN Classic style . . . female Michaelangelo . . . confirmed jazz huff . . . Harper st Neivs. week and the ISew Yorker • . . aesthetic . . . squeaks when she giggles. Edw in McCarter hd ... dig those way-out jokes . . . can he found at Nesbitt’s . . . loves his gym hag . . . great intramural player. ELAINA M. McCartney Talented pixie cutter . . . vivacious cheerleader co- captain . . . “Your nose” . . . the other Ray Charlo dancer . . . B.A.F.H. . . . shampoo lover . . . intelli- gent nut.