West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1928 volume:

terpentine VOLUME XVII 1928 ublisifjeb bp Cf)e Mentor Clas J tate Ceacfjerg College U csst Chester :: Pennsiplbania CONTENTS Pace Dedication 4 Foreword 5 Campus 7 Faculty 15 Seniors 35 Who ' s Who 115 Honor Roll 116 Undergrads 117 Organizations 123 Book of the Year 149 Athletics 163 Officers of Administration and Instruction . 189 Class Rolls 191 Advertising 207 ZDrtiiration f | L HIS past year has brought remark B L able Progress to our Alma Mater, ■ . raising it to a loftier status and 1 beginning a new era of growth L and development. Just so, we feel, it has taken our Destinies and re- shaped them, giving us new ideals and standards of perfection. With this humbly in mind, and with a keen sense of responsibility, as well as hopefulness, we dedicate this book to the Undying Spirit of Progress and the Future of this Institution as a College. jforrtoortr r |IO THE CLASS OF 1928: I A record of the things you and your classmates have done • , I during the past year, a record of the obstacles you have met and overcome, and a record of the goals you have struggled for and obtained — all are here, in this Serpentine, your College Annual. This year begins a new era for our College, holding unlimited possibilities and increased opportunities. When the now far-distant Future becomes the Present, when this book carries you in memory back to your Alma Mater days, we hope that it will afford you keen enjoyment. COLLEGE SONG Our hearts, overflowing with joy and with praise, Right lustily now we our voices will raise And laud thee, fair place we have learned to revere, Thou State Teachers College, to all of us dear. We look with devotion upon thy green walls; We lovingly linger within thy blest halls. Rare merrTries around thee shall ever abide; Thy name we shall chorus with gladness and pride. We cherish most fondly the red, white, and blue, Our country ' s choice colors to which we are true; But hoist we beside them, with glory untold, Our own lovely banner of purple and gold. We look upon blossoms in garden and field; Rejoice in the exquisite fragrance they yield; But none like our school-flower with meaning is fraught, The golden-eyed pansy, bright emblem of thought. To thee we ' ll be loyal, whatever betide; Thy lessons forever our conduct shall guide; Our thoughts will be with thee wherever we dwell; Thy virtues most gladly we always shall tell, Thy fame we shall foster, thine honor uphold, While proudly uplifting the purple and gold. Rich blessings rest on thee from Heaven above! We pledge thee our service, we give thee our love. Francis Harvey Green. WAYNE HALL RECITATION HALL MODEL SCHOOL 4; O DR. ANDREW THOMAS SMITH A.M., Lafayette College; Ph.D., New York University N THE evening of February 15, 1928, after a painful illness of many weeks, Dr. Andrew Thomas Smith, principal emeritus of the West Chester State Teachers College, passed into the life everlasting. Seldom is an individual connected with an institution by so many ties as bound Dr. Smith to this College. Not only was he an alumnus of the school in the Class of 1883, but he filled for longer or shorter terms the positions of teacher, vice- principal, acting-principal, principal, and principal emeritus. Even in the years when he was principal of another State Normal School, he was, in a way, unofficially connected with this school through the Board of Normal School Principals. In all these relationships he gave the school faithful and loyal service, spending himself and being spent for her final good. But faithfully and loyally as Dr. Smith served the school, his field of usefulness was not limited to this institution. At the Mansfield State Teachers College, where he was principal for seventeen years, he is gratefully remembered as an able administrator and one who played a large part in the develop- ment of the school. The West Chester Civic Association, the Lions Club, the Chester County Historical Association, and the Westminister Presbyterian Church, of which he was a charter member, all shared a part of Dr. Smith ' s time and attention. As a valued and experienced member of the Board of Normal School and Teacher College Principals, and par- ticularly as a membe r of the State Retirement Board, he served well the cause of education in the Commonwealth. Quiet, dignified, gracious, he gave all with whom he came in contact courteous consideration. In his passing the school and the community have lost a loyal friend, a faithful servant — one who has joined the choir invisible of those immortal dead who live again in lives made better by their presence. Grace D. McCarthy 16 ■v HP ilH ■r ■ y H IQf. 9 . flf DR. ANDREW THOMAS SMITH D ' DR. NORMAN W. CAMERON R. NORMAN W. CAMERON, inaugurated February 6, 1928, as the sixth principal of the State Teachers College at West Chester, Pennsylvania, was born in Cecil County, Maryland, September 27, 1876, and passed with high rank through public schools, academy, college, and university, earning his A.B. and A.M. degrees from Washington College, Maryland, and his degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Pennsylvania. Few school men have had such varied and valuable professional ex- perience as has Dr. Cameron. This ranges from teacher of rural schools to college principal. In fields outside of those in which he has been specifically employed, he has rendered extensive and valuable service, as lecturer at teachers ' institutes, as speaker on educational programs of national and state associations, and as writer for educational magazines. In addition, he has, from time to time, held membership on various im- portant committees connected with the National Educational Associa- tion of the United States, and also in various other organizations, edu- cational, civic, and fraternal. Extensive travel in foreign countries has provided Dr. Cameron with a wealth of knowledge and experience which makes him a most interest- ing and attractive personality. No better characterization perhaps could be made than that given by Dr. Frank Pierrepont Graves, Com- missioner of Education of New York, who recently said of him : He is a man of great natural ability, has splendid training, a large and rich experience. He is to me a very attractive man personally and I know that he wins friends easily and retains their confidence in him as a man and educator. It is fortunate that almost at the outset of a new era in its history this time-honored institution has as its leader one of such broad experience who professionally stands so high, one who above all things else is human and is endowed with an abundance of good common sense. Under his guidance this College must quickly take rank in the very fore- front of teacher-training institutions. Dr. Cameron married Miss Lulu M. Serht, a former Baltimore teacher, and a member of an old and respected family of Baltimore. They have two children, Norman W., Jr., and Caroline, and now reside in West Chester. R. F. Anderson 18 DR. NORMAN W. CAMERON DEANS LESTER K. ADE Dean of Instruction B.A., M.A., Bucknell University ANNA E. SMITH Dean of Women B.S., University of Pennsylvania MARGARET RUTH SMITH Assista?n Dean of Women A.B., Goucher College CLARENCE L. McKELVIE Dean of Men B.S., University of Pennsylvania 20 ART MARION FARNHAM Art A.B., University of Porto Rico M.A., Boston University HAZEL L. LAMBORN Art Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art KATHERINE H. SCOTT Art Chicago Art Institute; The Snow-Froehlich School of Industrial Art CLARENCE L. McKELVIE Handwriting and Education B.S., University of Pennsylvania 21 EDUCATION ANNE M. GOSHEN Education B.L., University of Michigan M.A., University of Pennsylvania MARY CONNELL Education B.S., Columbia University MARION G. GRAVES Education B.S., American University LOU E. HOSMER Education B.S., Columbia University WINFIELD W. MENHENNETT Education B.S., New York University 22 FOSTER HENRY STARKEY Education A.B., Harvard M.A., University of Pennsylvania ENGLISH grace d. McCarthy English A.B., University of Michigan M.A., University of Chicago MARY ELIZABETH CLARK English A.B., Wellesley College M.A., Columbia University FLO GEYER English and Latin A.B., Dickinson College 23 MAUD B. NEWMAN English B.S., University of Pennsylvania ERNEST A. PATCHEL, Jr. English A.B., University of Pennsylvania R. N. THOMPSON English and French A.B., M.A., Lehigh University S. ELIZABETH TYSON English B.S., New York University JOSEPHINE E. WILSON English A.B., Swarthmore College 24 HEALTH EDUCATION JAMES G. BLISS Director Health Education M.A., Ph.D., New York University VANESSA GLENN Health Education A.B., Vassar College M.A., Columbia University JAMES F. MacGOVERN Health Education Ph.B., Muhlenberg College MRS. DOROTHY CROSS REMINGTON Health Education B.S., Iowa State College M.A., Columbia University 25 ALICE C. SCHRIVER Health Education B.S., New York University ELEANOR V. SEARING Health Education A.B., New Jersey College for Women EARLE CONVERSE WATERS Health Education B.S., Syracuse University KINDERGARTEN SALLY E C. RICE Kindergarten Supervisor Teachers College, Fredericksburg, Va. 26 LIBRARIANS ALICE COCHRAN Librarian State Library School, Albany, N. Y. 3M  j ETHEL M. SAUER Assistant Librarian B.S., University of Minnesota MATHEMATICS ROBERT F. ANDERSON Mathematics M.A., Sc.D., Villanova ELSIE O. BULL Mathematics and Education A.B., University of Michigan M.A., Columbia University 27 C. EDWARD HAUSKNECHT Director Music B.S., New York University WILLIAM E. BRETZ Music A.B., Dickinson College ISADORE E. CROPSEY MuSIC Mus.B., Syracuse University L. FORREST FREE Music A.B., Lafayette College MARGARET A. KREISHER Music B.S., New York University 28 LIDA J. LOW Music NANCY CANAN McMUNN Music Mus.B., Marquette University MRS. LOLA M. MORGAN Music GERTRUDE K. SCHMIDT Music B.S., New York University EDWARD 2IMMER, Jr. Music B.S., New York University 29 SCIENCE AND GEOGRAPHY NORMAN MacDOWELL GRIER Science B.S., M.A., Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh LEONE E. BROADHEAD Geography A.B., Geneva College IRA O. FLEMING Science B.S., Allegheny College THELMA J. GREENWOOD Science B.S., New York University J. ARTHUR LEWIS Science B.S., M.A., Macalester College 30 ADAH LEE STRAS2ER Geography B.S., M.S., University of Chicago SOCIAL STUDIES CHARLES W. HEATHCOTE Social Studies M.A., University of Pennsylvania Ph.D., George Washington University M. EVELYN MARKLEY Social Studies B.S., M.A., University of Pennsylvania CHARLES SWOPE Social Studies A.B., Dickinson College 3] SUPERVISORS MARGARET M. BURNET Director Student Teaching B.S., Columbia University ARTHUR D. CROMWELL Director Student Teaching M.Ph., Humboldt College ANGELINA WOODROUGH JEFFERIS Director Student Teaching B.A., Albion College M.A., University of Chicago M. GERTRUDE SIPPLE Director Student Teaching B.S., Columbia University 32 SUPERVISORS MRS. IDA P. STABLER Director Student Teaching B.S., Columbia University BESS E. VAN DEUSEN Director Student Teaching A.B., Nebraska State Teachers College M.A., University of Nebraska NURSES MARY M. GLANCE Hurse R.N., Protestant Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia MARY G. REESE J urse R.N., Moses Taylor Hospital, Scranton )3 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Miss Isabel Darlington Doran Green Col. A. M. Holding Mrs. Howard Mellor S. Jones Philips Hon. Thomas S. Butler Mrs. Richard J. Hamilton Herbert P. Worth Supt. A. M. Kulp OFFICERS OF THE BOARD A. M. Holding, President Miss Isabel Darlington, Secretary Herbert P. Worth, Vice-President J. Comly Hall, Treasurer EMERITUS PROFESSORS Wallace P. Dick, Emeritus Professor of Modern Languages Samuel C. Schmucker, Emeritus Professor of Biological Sciences BUSINESS STAFF John R. Hollinger Andrew W. Wolfangle Business Manager Assistant Business Manager George S. Roberts Registrar Rebecca I. Dissinger Jessica M. Dyer Matron Dietitian Ida M Rossiter Helen Broomell Secretary to Business Manager Secretary to Principal E. Leonore Lever Secretary to Dean of Instruction Anna M. McCauley Dorothy E. Currey Mildred M. Scott Mrs. Mildred B. Clayton Ste?iographers Agnes R. Finegan Catherine E. Finegan ClDNEY E. TOWNSEND Cler s 34 SENIOR CLASS President Ernest Smedley Vice-President . . John Stott Secretary Beatrice Pursell Treasurer Mildred Lynch Honorary Member . . Elsie O. Bull Class Motto: Wisdom, Culture, Power. Class Colors: Blue and Silver. Class Flower: White Rose. 36 KATHLEEN ABRAHAM Cap Aryan 44 Cumberland Street, Lebanon, Pa. Intermediate. Secretary Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming Club. ELMA-BELLE ADAMS 240 East Market Street, Williamstown, Pa. Intermediate. CO. P. Club; Y. W. C. A. MARY KAY ADELSBERGER F. A. Moore 313 Brisbin Street, Houtzdale, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A. EMELINE ACKERMAN Acker Aryan Broadway, Wind Gap, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; C. O. P. Club. ELIZABETH C. ADDIS Lib Aryan Lincoln Avenue, Ivyland, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Hostess Club. EVA M. AHNER Eva Aryan 521 St. Johns Street, Allentown, Pa. Intermediate. 37 IVERNA AMBLER Vernie Aryan QUAKERTOWN, Pa. Rural. Rural Club; Travelers ' Club. ANTHONY A. ANGLEY ' Tony Moore 474 Pringle Street, Kingston, Pa. Health Education. Football; Baseball; President Moore. RHODA ARMENTROUT Armie 820 Sterling Street, Coatesville, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. DOROTHY MARIE ANDERSON Dot Aryan 163 West Windsor Street, Reading, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Hostess Club. MABEL D. APT Aryan 340 Race Street, West Pittston, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A.: C. O. P. Club; Travelers ' Club. ELIZABETH ARMITAGE Betty Aryan 600 DeKalb Street, Norristown, Pa. Intermediate. Montgomery County Club; Herodotus Club. DOROTHY G. BAIRD Dot 171 Upland Terrace, Bala, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club. Aryan MICHAEL S. BALES Mickey Aryan 126 West Columbus Avenue, Nesquehoning, Pa. Health Education. Football ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Basketball ' 26; Track ' 26, ' 27, ' 28 ; Vice-President Aryan Society ; Glee Club; Vice-President Y. W. C. A. THERESE BARRETT Tres Moore 416 Prospect Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Primary. C. O. P. Club; Hostess Club; Lackawanna County Club. KATHARINE BAKER Kay Aryan 233 West Union Street, West Chester. Pa. Intermediate. Herodotus Club. ANNA ELIZABETH BARCLAY Ann Aryan Poplar Avenue, Hummelstown, Pa. Primary. Y. W C. A.; C. O. P. Club; Poster Club. RUTH BARTHOLD Barty Aryan 1055 Pike Street, Reading, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Y. W. C. A. MARIANNE. BEAVER Peggy Aryan MlLLERSTOWN, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Student Government Councilor; C. O. P. Club; Basketball; Poster Club; Glee Club. GLADYS BEHENNA Gladie Aryan 1 1 Princeton Avenue, Swarthmore, Pa. Primary. MARGUERITE E. BIDDISON Skeeter Aryan 1 14 Broad Street, Malvern, Pa. Junior High. Herodotus Club; President Day Students ' Club; Green Stone Staff. ' Rufus Aryan RUTH M. BECKER Sinking Spring, Pa. Junior High. President Y. W. C. A.; Treasurer Y. W. C. A.; Debating team; Student Government Councilor; Secretary Herodotus Club; Fire Lieutenant; Glee Club; Travelers Club; Lutheran Council. WILLIAM R. BENNER Bill Aryan 605 East Broad Street, Quakertown, Pa. Junior High. President Aryan Society; Soccer Manager; Vice-President Aryan Society; President Herodotus Club; Vice-President Herodotus Club; Glee Club; Track. GRACE BINDER iS East Fourth Street, Pottstown, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A. MARIE BLACKSTON 1 513 West Ninth Street, Chester, Pa. Intermediate. E. LUCILLE BLUM Lue Aryan 57 Ridge Avenue, York, Pa. Intermediate. Student Government Councilor. LUCY IRENE BOTT Bott Aryan mo West Market Street, York, Pa. Junior High. Student Government Councilor; President York County Club; Herodotus Cluh; Y. W. C. A.; Assistant Fire Chief. EDITH McINTIRE BLENKIN Edie Aryan 234 Academy Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Primary. C. O. P. Club; Hostess Club; Fencing; Y. W.C. A. ; Swimming Club; Book Club. ELSIE BONSALL Else Aryan 37 North Ninth Street, Darby, Pa. Primary. Delaware County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Fire Lieutenant. CATHERINE BOYLE Kitchie Moore 77 Academy Street, Wilkes-Barre. Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Moore Committee. MARIE BRADY Moore 217 Lincoln Street, Johnstown, Pa. Intermediate. Green Stone Staff; President CO. P. Club; Book Club; Y. W. C. A. ELSIE MARIE BRENKER Els ' New Salem, Pa. Music. BEULAH G. BRITTON Bebe Aryan East Patterson Street, Lansford, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A. RAYMOND BRADLEY Fu;:y Moore Athens, N. Y. Rural. Glee Club; Soccer; Baseball; Rural Club. ALICE BRIGHT Al Aryan 2223 Pine Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. Committee. ELIZABETH A. BROOMALL Betty Aryan 626 South Church Street, West Chester, Pa. Rural. Secretary Rural Club; Day Students ' Club. MARGARET LABARRE BROWELL Peggy Aryan 350 Delaware Avenue, Palmerton, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Library Club. ANNA ELEANOR BUCK Buckie Aryan 433 Vanderslice Street, Phoenixville, Pa. Primary. Y.W.C. A.; Library Club. MARJORIE LOUISE BURNS Mar, 131 Valley Street, Lewistown, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club. Aryan SARA BROWN Brownie 340 Washington Avenue, Downingtown, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Day Student Basketball; Girl Scouts. HELEN I. BURKHOLDER Burkie 142 Church Avenue, Ephrata, Pa. Intermediate. G lee Club. RUTH BURNS Burnsie Aryan 417 Market Street, Millersburg, Pa. Primary. Aryan ALDORA BYERLY AT Moore 435 Chestnut Street, Greensburg, Pa. Music. Basketball ' 26, ' 27; Hockey ' 26; Orchestra and Band ' 27, ' 28; Student Government Councilor. RUTH CEASE Aryan 87 Robert Street, Nanticoke, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club. ELIZABETH DALE CHUBBS West Chester, Pa. Junior High. Herodotus Club; Travelers ' Club. ANNA CADWALLADER Nancy Aryan Warrington, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Glee Club; Hostess Club; Fire Lieutenant. BETTY CHASKIN Bets Moore 101 North Wyoming Street, Hazleton, Pa. Intermediate. Debating Team; Debating Club; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. ELIZABETH M. CLOUDEN Betty Aryan 132 Chestnut Street, Spring City, Pa. Primary. Fire Lieutenant; Y. W. C. A. 44 DOROTHEA I. COLFLESH Dot Aryan 304 North Scott Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. Intermediate. Hockey Team; Hostess Club; Vice-President ( ' 27); Delaware County Club; Y. W. C. A. Swimming Club ' 26, ' 27. ANNA BERNHARDT COMLY Anne Moore 649 Butler Avenue, Ambler, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A. MYRTLE CORRE Come Moore 624 Prospect Street, Portage, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club. CLARENCE H. COLLINS Scoop Aryan 4168 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Junior High. Football; Baseball; Chairman ' 29 Ring Committee; Poster Club. BEATRICE CORNELL Bee Aryan 93 Harvey Avenue, Doylestown, Pa. Rural. Book Club; Rural Club; Y. W. C. A. MARY E. COTNER Danville, Pa. Primary. Aryan ROBERT COYNE Moore 1 16 Market Street, Pittston, Pa. Rural. Rural Cluh. ELIZABETH CRAIG Craig 535 North Street, Lancaster, Pa. Primary. MARIE C. CRONE Crome Moore qi7 West Fifth Street, Hazleton, Pa. Intermediate. Swimming Club. MYRTLE CRAGG Cragg Aryan 221 Cliveden Avenue, Glenside, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Hostess Club; Montgomery County Club. FRANCES CRAWLEY Toddie Aryan Picture Rocks, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Orchestra; Y. W. C. A. GLADYS G. CROSS Gladie Aryan 17 East Patterson Street, Lansford, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W.C. A. HELEN CRYSTLE Cnsie Moore Primary Chester, Pa. Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Delaware County Club; Swimming Club. JOHN DALTON Johnnie Aryan 612 Spruce Street, Roselle Park, N. J. Health Education. Varsity Football; Captain Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Photo Editor Serpentine . ANNA R. DAVIS Ann Aryan 526 North Evans Street, Pottstown, Pa. Intermediate. ANNA M. CURRY Anne Moore 727 Hazle Street, Ashley, Pa. Primary. C. O. P. Club; Swimming Club. JEANETTE DAVENPORT Jean Aryan 515 Wyoming Avenue, West Pittston, Pa. Primary. Student Government Councilor; C. O. P. Club- Y. W.C. A. EDITH C. DAVIS Ede Aryan 250 Springton Road, Upper Darby, Pa. Intermediate. Serpentine Staff; Y. W. C. A.; Delaware County Club. JANICE DAVIS Jan Aryan i Mercer Avenue, Llanerch, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Delaware County Club; Poster Club. DOROTHY DEDRICK Dot Aryan 5 iS Blythe Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pa. Intermediate. Treasurer Delaware County Club; Poster Club; Book Club; Travelers ' Club; Debating Team. ALICE C. DETWILER Al R. D. 2, POTTSTOWN, Pa. Primary. Track ' 28. Aryan ALTA L. DECKER Aryan 124 North State Street, Clark ' s Summit, Pa. junior High. Herodotus Club; Lackawanna County Club; Y. W.C. A. GLADYS J. DEHOFF Aryan LlTTLESTOWN, Pa. Intermediate. Cabinet Officer Y. W. C. A.; Library Club; Herodotus Club. M. ESTHER DETWILER Detty Aryan 206 Park Avenue, Waynesboro, Pa. Primary. MYRTLE NAOMI DIETERLY Myrt Aryan Springtown, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; C. O. P. Club; Y. W. C. A. W. HELEN DISSLER Billie Moore Sixth and Main Streets, Denver, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Glee Club; C. O. P. Club; Swimming Club. EVELYN DONECKER Eve Aryan 2020 Forest Street, Easton, Pa. Primary. Glee Club. DORETTA DIETZ Blondy Aryan 202 North Franklin Street, Red Lion, Pa. Intermediate. York County Club. CHARLES FREDERICK DIXON Aryan 105 West Gay Street, West Chester, Pa. Junior High. MARTHA LEONA DOOLEY Mike Aryan Delta, Pa. Intermediate. York County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Travelers Club; Baseball. GERTRUDE DOUGHERTY Dockey Moore 105 Third Street, Ashland, Pa. Primary. Tradition Club. DOROTHY DOWDALL Dot Aryan 3539 Ainslie Street, East Falls, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club. RUTH E. DRESSLER Spoof Aryan 673 Union Street, Millersburg, Pa. Primary. VIOLA M. DOUTRICH Vi Aryan 430 First Avenue, Parkesburg, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Y. W. C. A. ELEANOR V. DRABENT Vi Aryan 1302 South Webster Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Glee Club. FRANCES DUNHAM Dunny Aryan Eagles Mere, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Fire Lieutenant. BERTHA E. DUNN Bert Aryan 427 Washington Avenue, Jermyn, Pa. Intermediate. Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A. CECILIA R. DURNELL Ray South Adams Street, West Chester, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. FRANCES L. EIDAM Fran Aryan 426 West Maple Street, Hazleton, Pa. Intermediate. Green Stone Staff. MARY DURBORAW Derby Elwyn, Pa. Primary. Delaware County Club; Day Students ' Club. FLORENCE ELIZABETH EBY Flo Moore Gap, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; C. O. P. Club. JESSIE ELLINGER Jess Aryan 41 j Boas Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Junior High. GRACE I. ERDMAN Gracious Aryan i j 15 Liberty Street, Allentown, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Lehigh County Club; Y. W. C. A. E. AMNOS EVANS Am Aryan 608 Franklin Street, Slatington, Pa. Music. President Junior Class; Glee Club SARA M. EVANS Sally Aryan 1 169 West Elm Street, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Treasurer Lackawanna County Club ; C. O. P. Club ; Swimming Club. ELLA B. ERWIN Ebe Moore 643 North New Street, Bethlehem, Pa. Primary. Art Club;FireLieutenant;GleeClub;C.O.P. Club; Y. W. C. A. Membership Committee. ANNA EVANS Ann 4J3 South Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Junior High. Library Club. ELSIE E. EWING Cy West Grove, Pa. Primary. Swimming Club. 52 FRANCES VIRGINIA FARCHT Fran Aryan 123 Hamilton Avenue, York, Pa. Primary. York County Club; Glee Club. FRANCES FEARON Fran Aryan 41 Madison Avenue, Highland Park, Pa. Rural. Vice-President Student Government Organization; Green Stone Staff; Serpentine Staff; Poster Club; Student Government Councilor; Vice-President Delaware County Club; Travelers ' Club; Book Club; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Rural Club; Herodotus Club. ELLEN A. FERRY Nell Moore 290 Chestnut Street, Kingston, Pa. Primary. President Campus History Club; Hostess Club. MARY E. FEARICK Moore 6 Fear Street, Pittston, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W.C. A.; CO. P. Club. ALICE M. FERRY Ferry Moore 13 North White Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Hostess Club; Fire Lieutenant; Tradition Club; Girl Scouts; Y. W. C. A. Social Committee and Conference Committee; Library Club; Book Club; Moore Committee. HELENA C. FISCHER Aryan 41S Harrison Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A. SALOME GENEVIEVE FISHER 124 South Sixth Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. ELIZABETH A. FLECKENSTINE Betty Aryan 604 South Front Street, Wrightsville, Pa. Primary. York County Club; Tradition Club; Book Club. STELLA FLOWER Stel Berwyn Avenue, Berwyn, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club; Basketball; Swimming Club. RUTH FITZSIMONS Ruthie Woodside Road, Berwyn, Pa. Primarv. Day Students ' Club; Swimming Club. DOROTHY ETTA FLETCHER Dot 1349 Green Street, Reading, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. ELIZABETH FOCHT Betty Aryan DOYLESTOWN, Pa. Intermediate. Hockev ' 26, ' 27; Hostess Club; Baseball ' 27, C. 6. P. Club; Travelers ' Club. M. IRENE FOSNOCHT ' Irish - ' Aryan MORGANTOWN, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Baseball; Y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club. MARIE R. FRAATZ Fraatzie Aryan 39 Penn Street, Clifton Heights, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Campus History Club; Delaware County Club; Y. W. C. A. Frantz Aryan MARY A. FRANTZ Effort, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club; Tradition Club; Y. W. C. A. HELEN R. FOX Half-Pint 217 Third Street, West Easton, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W.C. A. IRENE FRANCISCO Reny Aryan 1225 North Main Street, Forest City, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Girl Scouts; Travelers ' Club. FLORENCE MOYER FREDERICK Floss Aryan 208 Main Street, Souderton, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. 55 GLADYS FRIEDLY Aryan 1 20 West Third Street, Waynesboro, Pa. Primary. ESTHER E. FUCHS Foxy Aryan 2027 Prospect Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Travelers ' Club; Y. W. C. A. ALICE R. FULMER Aryan Chester Heights, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. NORA ESTELLE FRITZ Joe Moore 79 Church Street, Audenried, Pa. Intermediate. Green Stone Staff; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Travelers ' Club. EVELYN FUDGE Ev Aryan Bryn Mavvr, Pa. Intermediate. Secretary Day Students ' Club. DOROTHY GANGES Dot 30 East Market Street, West Chester, Pa. Health Education. Track ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Baseball ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Hockey ' 25, 26, ' 27. GRACE E. GANTZ Gracious 112 Brandywine Avenue, Downingtown, Pa. Primary. C. O. P. Club; Day Students ' Club. ANNA M. GARRETT Ann 630 West Locust Street, York, Pa. Primary. ALICE E. GARRITY Al Moore 1 144 South Main Street, Pittston, Pa. Primary. C. O. P. Club; Swimming Club; Y. W. C. A. Tradition Club. LESTER H. GARMAN Les Moore 135 North Catherine Street, Middletown, Pa. Music. Business Manager Green Stone ; Leader Dance Orchestra ; Head Usher of Ushers Association; Basketball; Y. M.C. A. HELEN GARRETT Aryan 220 Lansdowne Avenue, Wayne, Pa. Music. Fire Lieutenant; Secretary Aryan; Vesper Choir. MARY GAUGHAN Moore 107 Richard Street, Girardville, Pa. Primary. Green Stone Staff; C. O. P. Club. MARION GEHR Mm 628 Belmont Street, Coatesville, Pa Intermediate. Secretary Day Students ' Club; C. O. P. Club; Day Student Basketball. MADELYN G. GERHART Aryan QUAKERTOWN, Pa. Primary. Travelers ' Club; Tradition Club; Y. W. C. A. EDNA M. GIEBLER Edna Melrose Avenue, East Lansdowne, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. Flo ' Aryan FLORENCE GEIST Coplay, Pa. Primary. Lehigh County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Campus History Club. MILDRED GETZ Mil Aryan 827 North Sixth Street, Allentown, Pa. Primary. Basketball; Lehigh County Club; Hostess Club JEAN GILBERT Aryan Limekiln Pike and Central Avenue, North Glenside, Pa. Primary. Vice-President Library Club; Secretary Montgomery County Club: Student Government Councilor; Treasurer Student Government; Y. W. C. A. Hockey. ELIZABETH GLUCK Betty Aryan M ercersburg, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Herodotus Club; Travelers ' Club. FRANCES GOLONSKY Aryan Delaware Street, Forest City, Pa. Intermediate. EVA GOOD Eve Chalfont, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club. HELEN N. GLUCK Gluckie Aryan 1320 West Norwegian Street, Pottsville, Pa. Intermediate. Hockey; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming Club. CECIL H. GOOD Goodie Moore Chalfont, Pa. Rural Travelers ' Club; Rural Club; Serpentine Staff; Y. M. C. A. JENNIE GORDON Jeane Moore 5814 Delancey Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Music. Vesper Choir; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. HELEN GRAY Love Aryan 156 Edge Hill Avenue, West Grove, Pa. Primary. Book Club; Y. W. C. A. MARGARET M. GUINEE Peggy Aryan 308 Highland Road, Pottstown, Pa. Junior High. Fire Lieutenant; Montgomery County Club; Book Club; Travelers ' Club; Glee Club. GRACE HADDEN Moore 234 West Drinker Street, Dunmore, Pa. Primary. Lackawanna County Club; C. O. P. Club; Hostess Club. MARTHA GUCKERT Guck Aryan 708 Carsonia Avenue, Reading, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A. ANITA D. HAAS Neet: Aryan 417 Bartram Road, Willow Grove, Pa. Primary. Hockey ' 26, ' 27; Poster Club; Swimming Club. SUZANNE B. HAGGERTY Sue ' Morea, Pa. Prmidrv. Baseball; Glee Club. Aryan ELIZABETH HAINES Betty Aryan 230 Mather Road, Jenkintown, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; President Student Government; Montgomery County Club. JOSEPH L. HANSELMAN Joe College Aryan 306 East Marshall Street, West Chester, Pa. Music. Glee Club; Dance Orchestra; Band; Jazz Orchestra. ELIZABETH HARRISON Aryan 155 East Centre Street, Nesquehoning, Pa. Junior High. Book Club; Science Club. MILDRED HAMMAKER Millie Aryan Burnha.m, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Travelers ' Club. CONSTANCE HANBY Connie log Woodland Avenue, Morton, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. AMY HARVEY West Chester, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. MARGARET HASLAM Pegs Aryan 34 Roosevelt Terrace, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Primary. Student Government Councilor; Poster Club; Y. W. C. A. World Fellowship Committee; Green Stone Staff; Campus History Club. CHRISTINE HAUPT Teen Aryan 1527 West Arch Street, Shamokin, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Hostess Club. SARA M. HAYES Sally 102 North Main Street, Doylestown, Pa. Primary. Travelers ' Club. Aryan KATHERINE HATTON Kay 611 Chester Pike, Moore, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A. CATHERINE HAWKES Kit Moore 222 East Mahanoy Avenue, Mahanoy City, Pa. Intermediate. ANNA M. HEACOCK Ann 603 East Fourth Street, Boyertow n, Pa. Primary. Volley Ball; Bowling. RICHARD HEAD Dick Aryan 637 Walnut Street, Royersford, Pa. Junior High. Serpentine Staff; Book Club; President Poster Club; Y. M. C. A. MARION HEEBNER R. D. 1, Norristown, Pa. Intermediate. ARLENE M. HELD Heldy Aryan 728 Catasauqua Avenue, Fullerton, Pa. Intermediate. Library Club; Lehigh County Club; Y. W. C. A. M. LOUISE HEARD Heardie Aryan 21 10 Madison Street, Chester, Pa. Primary. Delaware County Club; Day Students ' Club. H. NORMAN HEINTZELMAN Hienie Aryan 48 North Street, Slatington, Pa. Music. President Sophomore Class; Manager of Athletics Orchestra; Band; Glee Club. GEORGE PEARSON HENDERSON Deep Aryan 208 Bernard Street, West Chester, Pa. junior High. Science Club. MILDRED S. HENRY Mid Aryan 122 South West Street, Allentown, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Hostess Club; Secretary-Treasurer Lehigh County Club; Y. W. C. A. HELEN E. HERTZLER Moore R. D. i, Bristol, Pa. Junior High. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet Member; Green Stone Staff; Secretary Campus History Club; Library Club. RUTH HOHL Sass Aryan J2j West Windsor Street, Reading, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club; Glee Club. RUTH HENRY Ruth Aryan 1 1 14 West Marshall Street, Norristown, Pa. Intermediate. Student Government Councilor; C. O. P. Club. VESTA ZIMMERMAN HILL Ves Cassatt Avenue, Berwyn, Pa. Prnncirv. Day Students ' Club; Glee Club; Swimming Club. RUTH HOLCOMBE Pete Aryan 216 Rutledge Avenue, Rutledge, Pa. Primary. Delaware County Club; Poster Club. ESTHER HOOPES Hoopsie 586 West Market Street, York, Pa. Primary. York County Club; Green Stone Staff. ALICE MAY HOOVER AI Aryan 285 West Market Street, York, Pa. Intermediate. York County Club; C. O. P. Club. ESTHER K. HORNE Horme Moore QUAKERTOWN, Pa. Primary. Hockey; Student Government Councilor; Hostess Club. GRACE LOUISE HOOPES Hoopsey Aryan 586 West Market Street, York, Pa. Junior High. Green Stone Editor; Herodotus Club; Glee Club. EDWARD M. HOPKINS Ned Aryan Whitehall Plantation, Savannah, Ga. Health Education. Football; Basketball; Captain Baseball; Track; Social Committee Senior Class. GLADYS HULSIZER Glad Aryan 43 North iSth Street, Easton, Pa. Primary. Vice-President Glee Club; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Student Government Councilor. MARGUERITE M. HUMPHREYS Marge Aryan mo Catasauqua Street, Fullerton, Pa. Primary. Treasurer Hostess Club; Lehigh County Club; Basketball; Volley Ball. GRACE HUNTER Hunter Aryan 403 Broad Street, Spring City, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Student Government Councilor; Serpentine Staff; Y. W. C. A.; Senior Class Prom Committee. M. EVELYN HURSH Hurshey Aryan 1427 North Washington Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Health Education. Lackawanna County Club; Hockey ' 27; Basketball ' 28. HELEN J. HUNT Helen J. 30 Pennington Avenue, Morton, Pa. Intermediate. Delaware County Club; Day Students ' Club. BERNAD1NE HUPF Skippy Moore 329 Habicht Street, Johnstown, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Y. W. C. A.- Book Club. ANNA IRWIN Ann Aryan 130 Linwood Avenue, Ardmore, Pa. Primary. Montgomery County Club. VERNON JACKSON Jack Aryan 19 Western Terrace, Oxford, Pa. Junior High. Soccer; Track. JEAN E. JEFFERIS Jeanie COATESVILLE, Pa. Day Students ' Club; Day Students ' Basketball. ANNA MARY JENNESS Ann Aryan 507 Main Street, Delta, Pa. Intermediate. Secretary C. O. P. Club; Secretary-Treasurer York County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club. LAVERTA JARRETT Jerry Aryan 303 Walnut Avenue, Scottdale, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Tradition Club. LILLIAN JEFFERS Aryan 713 Deacon Street, Scranton, Pa. Primary. President Hostess Club ; Lackawanna County Club ; C. O. P. Club. CHRISTINE JOHNSON Tine Aryan Embreeville, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. 67 FRANCES B. JOHNSON Johnny Aryan 125 Linden Street, West Chester, Pa. Health Education. Captain Basketball ' 27; Hockey; Track; Assistant Photo Editor Serpentine. HELEN E. JONES Jonesie Aryan Ward Street, Linwood, Pa. Health Education. Fire Lieutenant. VIRGINIA F. KAGEY Graterford, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Jim Aryan ELIZABETH S. JONES Betty 45 Myers Street, Forty Fort, Pa. Junior High. Herodotus Club; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. THELMA JULIAN Tommy R. D. 4, Coatesville, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; C. O. P. Club. MARY M. KEARNEY Moore 408 Keystone Street, Hawley, Pa. Primary. Book Club; Lackawanna County Club. LILLIAN K. KEEVILL Billie Aryan Wheatsheaf Lane, Abington, Pa. Primary. Vice-President Y. W. C. A.; Student Government Councilor; Assistant Business Manager Serpentine ; Senior Class Prom Committee; Class Hockey Team ' 27 ; Class Basketball Team ' 27 ; Hostess Club. MABEL KEIM Mabs 66 South Fifth Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. RUTH A. KEPNER Kepie Aryan 14 Berbro Avenue, Upper Darby, Pa. Intermediate. Delaware County Club; Book Club. Aryan MARTHA KEIGHTON Martie ' Yale Avenue, Swarthmore, Pa. Primary. Vice-President Hostess Club; Delaware County Club; Hockey; Student Government Councilor. AGNES M. KELLY Kelly Moore Avondale, Pa. Intermediate. MARGARET KLECKNER Peggy Aryan 173, South First Street, Lehighton, Pa. Primary. Library Club. DOROTHY KLINE ' Dot 857 Sherman Street, Allentown, Pa. Intermediate. Book Club; Lehigh County Club. VERNA M. KNOLL Tilda Moore Broad Street Hotel, Emaus, Pa. Music. Orchestra; Band; Hockey, 26, ' 27; Fire Lieutenant. VIRGINIA MARION KOSSIFOS Jinnie Moore 621 Ferry Street, Easton, Pa Intermediate. Orchestra; Music Committee Y. W. C. A.; Herodotus Club; Hostess Club; Travelers ' Club. EDNA M. KNECHT Specky Aryan 816 St. Johns Street, Allentown, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club; Tradition Club; Hostess Club. MARJORIE KOONS Marge Moore Mountain Top, Luzerne County, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Swimming Club. FLORENCE KOZELSKY Flo Moore 217 Cambria Street, Portage, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club. ELIZABETH KRENGER Betty Aryan Hatboro, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Fire Lieutenant; Y. W. C. A. ANNABEL KRUPP Anne Aryan SCHWENKVILLE, Pa. Primary. Hockey ' 26; Swimming Club; Baseball Manager ' 27; Y. W. C. A. Girl Scouts; C. O. P. Club; Montgomery County Club. EDITH KUAZ Edie Crescent, Pa. Primary. Y.W.C.A. Aryan ANNA LEONA KROPP Anne Moore 33 Perkins Street, Plains, Pa. Primary. Student Government Councilor; Hostess Club; Swimming Club. ALICE KRUSHUSKI Al Moore Main Street, Wanamie, Pa. intermediate. Glee Club; Library Club. EDITH M. KUEBLER Ede Aryan 42 North Eighth Street, Easton, Pa. Junior High. Book Club; Vice-President Herodotus Club; Hostess Club; Debating Club: Secretary Travelers ' Club. ANTHONY S. KUHARSKI Chick Aryan Peely, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Junior High. Varsity Football; Treasurer Y. M. C. A.; Vice-President Junior High Group. E. CATHERINE LAMB Kay Aryan COATESVILLE, Pa. Primary. Herodotus Club. BESSIE LAVEY Bess Moore 66 Park Street, Carbondale, Pa Intermediate. Swimming Club; Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A.;C. O. P. Club. ELIZABETH M. KUNKEL Betty Aryan R. D. i, Chester, Pa. Intermediate. Commuters ' Club; Delaware County Club. AGNES MARIE LAVELLE Aryan 420 Orchard Street, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Book Club; Lackawanna Club. M. MILDRED LERCH Mi Tinicum, Pa. Primary. Library Club. JEANETTE LESSER Jean Aryan Upper Lehigh, Pa. Primary. C. O. P. Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming Club. CELIA LEVI Aryan 2126 North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Intermediate. Book Club; Y. W. C. A. ALBERTA JEAN LEWIS AT Aryan 330 North Bromley Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Primary. GleeClub; Hostess Club; Lackawanna County Club. BEATRICE LEVENSON Bee Aryan 231 South i8th Street, Allentown, Pa. Primary. Lehigh County Club; Y. W. C. A. ALBERTA E. LEWIS Al Aryan 628 East Ninth Street, Chester, Pa. Intermediate. Delaware County Club; Dav Students ' Club; Y. W.C. A. DAVID C. LEWIS Dave Moore S14 East Main Street, Sugar Notch, Pa. Health Education. Junior Class Jewelry Chairman; Vice-President Moore; Baseball; Football; Basketball; Editor-in-Chief Serpentine. ETHEL T. LEWIS Lewis Aryan R. D. 2, West Grove, Pa. Rural. Rural Club; Y. W. C. A. IDA LILLARD Jam j 10 Pennsylvania Avenue, Downinctown, Pa. Intermediate. Treasurer Day Students ' Club; Day Student Basketball. EVELYN I. LIVINGOOD Tebbie 315 North Matlack Street, West Chester, Pa. Rural. Rural Club; Day Students ' Club. WALTER S. LIGGETT Liggett 25 Price Street, West Chester, Pa. junior High. Day Students ' Club; Book Club. DOROTHY LIMEBERG Dot iqii Ferry Street, Easton, Pa. Primary. Library Club. ANNA LOGUE Ann Aryan 1608 Walnut Street, Chester, Pa Intermediate. Delaware County Club. Aryan EVELYN D. LOWE Ebby Lou Aryan Factoryville, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming Club; Travelers ' Club; Lackawanna County Club. M. ELIZABETH LYNCH Betty Aryan Q20 North 47TH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Junior High. Vice-President Herodotus Club; Book Club. MARY RITA McANDREW Mary R Moore 29 Polle Street, Pittston, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; C. O. P. Club; Science Club. MILDRED LYNCH Midge Aryan 517 Commerce Street, Darby, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Fire Lieutenant; President Delaware County Club; Secretary, President Poster Club; Treasurer Senior Class; President Student Government Organization; Art Editor Green Stone ; Student Government Councilor. MIRIAM LYONS Mm Aryan 77 West Ashland Street, Doylestown, Pa. Primary. Swimming Club; Fire Lieutenant. MILDRED McCADDEN 1 14 Barker Avenue, Sharon Hill, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. ISABEL McCANDLESS Mickey Aryan Villa Nova Avenue, Swarthmore, Pa. Intermediate. Delaware County Club. MARY AGNES L. McGEE Babs Moore 716 Eighth Avenue, Bethlehem, Pa. Primary. Lehigh County Club; C. O. P. Club; Y. W. C. A. Herodotus Club; Swimming Club. EMMA McGOVERN Oxford, Pa. Rural. Rural Club; Girl Scouts Em ' Moore AGNES McCONNELL Moore Cresson, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Library Club. ELIZABETH P. McGOVERN Betty 310 West Broad Street, Quakertown, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club; Travelers ' Club. ROSE McGOVERN Moore 131 Butler Avenue, Wyoming, Pa. Primary. JAMES J. McGOWAN Mac Moore i Taft Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Junior High. President Moore Society; Baseball ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Basketball; Herodotus Club; Science Club. KATHRYN E. McGUIRE Casey Moore 542 Mohawk Avenue, Norwood, Pa. Intermediate. Green Stone Staff; Campus History Club. KATHRYN A. McHALE Kay Moore J 14 Spring Street, Dunmore, Pa. Primary. Campus History Club; Glee Club. ANNA C. McGUIRE Ann Moore 104 Old River Road, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Primary. Campus History Club. ANN M. McHALE Nan Moore 314 Spring Street, Dunmore, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Campus History Club. ALYCE L. McLAlNE Al 710 Preston Avenue, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. ANNA C. McMICHAEL Ann Aryan j 12 West Bridge Street, Spring City, Pa. Music. Class Hockey Team ' 26; Treasurer Orchestra; Vesper Choir. MILDRED MacCORKELL Corkey 209 South Highland Road, Springfield, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. LEAH MacLAREN Laya Moore 207 West Spruce Street, Mahanoy City, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. CATHARINE MacASKIE Kay 2214 Providence Avenue, Chester, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. ELEANOR R. MacDONALD Mae Moore 20 North Front Street, St. Clair, Pa. Primary. Hockey; Basketball; Baseball FRANCES W. MacNAIR Mechanicsville, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club. Mac ' Aryan DOROTHY MALSBERGER Dot Aryan 140 South West Street, York, Pa. Intermediate. York County Club. MARY A. MARTIN Moore 732 Church Street, Hawley, Pa. Primary. Book Club; Lackawanna County Club. MARNO MASTON Aryan 222 Essex Avenue, Narberth, Pa. Primary. Library Club; Fire Lieutenant; C. O. P. Club. RUTH MANLOVE Aryan 540 West State Street, Media, Pa. Junior High. Vesper Choir; Orchestra; Y. W. C. A. MILDRED MARTIN Milly Aryan 744 Lincoln Avenue, Jermvn, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Lackawanna County Club; C. O. P. Club; Y. W. C. A. NORINE MATCHETT Rene Aryan 414 Matson Avenue, Parson, Pa. Primary. ELEANORE L. MATEY Matey Aryan 1 45 1 South 28th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club: Hostess Club; Volley Ball; Swimming Club. CATHERINE G. MEREDITH Toddy Aryan 149 Sylvan Terrace, Harrisburg, Pa. junior High. Chairman Senior Advisors ' 27; Student Government Councilor; Y. W. C. A.; President Hostess Club. DOROTHY I. MILLER Dottie Moore 1 12 Main Street, Bath, Pa. Primary. Poster Club; Hostess Club; Glee Club; Swimming Club. ELIZABETH MENDENHALL Mendy Aryan Dallas Apartments, Kennett Square, Pa. Intermediate. Hockey ' 26; Basketball 27. HELEN MESSNER Helen Aryan 714 Main Street, Athens, Pa. Primary Y.W.C. A.; Tradition Club DOROTHY P. MILLER Dot Aryan 300 Walnut Avenue, Scottdale, Pa. Intermediate. Book Club; Travelers ' Club; Y. W. C. A. A. ELIZABETH MILLER Liz LOGANVILLE, Pa. Rural. Rural Club. LETITIA G. MILLER Tish Aryan 231 Eighth Street, Upland, Pa. Intermediate. Delaware County Club; Library Club; Y. W. C. A. ANNA KATHRYN MININGER Ann Aryan 412 York Avenue, Lansdale, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Montgomery County Club; Bible Study Committee. KATHRYN E. MILLER Kay Aryan 327 Market Street, Millersburg, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club. MARGARET G. MILLER Peggie Aryan 46 East Pennsylvania Avenue, Mount Union, Pa. Health Education. Hockey ' 27; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball ' 28. MARJORIE F. MITCHELL Marge Aryan 45Q Bennett Street, Luzerne, Pa. Primary. Swimming Club. CATHERINE MOHN Kay Aryan 607 King Street, Pottstown, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club. JOSEPHINE FRENCH MORTON Jo Aryan Honey Brook, Pa. Junior High. Chairman Y. W. C. A. Conference; Tradition Club; Glee Club; Recorder of Points; Herodotus Club; Hostess Club. REBA V. MUSER Rebie Aryan 1 3 17 Hickory Street, Allentown, Pa. Primary. Lehigh County Club; Hostess Club. MARGARET MONAGHAN Peggie Moore 30 East Lloyd Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Intermediate. MARIE L. MOSTELLER Aryan 277 Main Street, Slatington. Pa. Primary. Student Government Councilor; Lehigh County Club. BESSIE G. MUTTER New Berlinville, Pa. Rural. Rural Club. ' Bess Arvan EMMA MYERS ••Em Moore 2,233 South 15TH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Junior High. Travelers ' Club; Library Club. SHIRLEY E. MYERS Mars Aryan 230 Pine Street, Johnstown, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. MABEL NEWHARD Mabe Moore 637 Washington Avenue, Northampton, Pa. Primary. Baseball; Volley Ball; Bowling. MARION D. MYERS Ted 221 North Church Street, West Chester, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Day Students ' Club. MILDRED NASH Red 226 South Main Street, Taylor, Pa. Primary. Secretary Lackawanna County Club. IRENE F. NEWTON Newtie Aryan 1725 Ryerson Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Lackawanna County Club. IDA M. NICHOLSON Reds Aryan 163 1 Wyoming Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A.; Lackawanna County Club; Hostess Club. FLORENCE OLSON Olson Moore 614 North Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Travelers Club; Y. W. C. A. PAULINE OYLER Pat Aryan R. D. 5, Gettysburg, Pa. Health Education. Basketball ' 26, ' 27, ' 28; Captain Basketball ' 28; Hockey ' 25, ' 26, ' 27; Track ' 26, ' 27; Student Government Councilor; Treasurer Class 27; Y. W. C. A. ELIZABETH LERCH NOLL Betty Aryan 150 West Greenwich Street, Reading, Pa. Primary. Glee Club. GRACE OSMUN 121 South 15TH Street, Allentown, Pa. Junior High. Book Club; Herodotus Club; Hostess Club. MARGARET PALMER Peg 45 South Morton Avenue, Morton. Pa. Intermediate. Dav Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. MARGARET MILDRED PARKER Peg Aryan 921 Pennell Street, Chester, Pa. Primary. Delaware County Club; Hostess Club; Debating Club. MARION E. PECK Pecky Aryan HuLMEVILLE, Pa. Junior High. Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Travelers ' Club. MARGUERITE E. PERCY Skipper Aryan 223 Williams Avenue, Narberth, Pa. Primary. Hockey; Basketball; Glee Club. S. EMILY PASSMORE Emmy-Lou Aryan Gap, Lancaster County, Pa. Primary. Poster Club; Y. W. C. A. ; Treasurer C. O. P. Club. EDNA M. PENNYPACKER Penny Moore Honey Brook, Pa. Junior High. Y. W. C. A. Committee; Tradition Club; Library Club; Basketball; Baseball. VIOLA PETERS Aryan 74 Mary Street, Ashley, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Hostess Club; C. O. P. Club. HARLAN PHILIPS Philips Moore 423 Dean Street, West Chester, Pa. Rural. Rural Club; Library Club; Poster Club. RUTH S. PRITCHARD Pritch igo2 Hay Terrace, Easton, Pa. Primary. Aryan BEATRICE E. PURSELL Bee Aryan 151 South iith Street, Easton, Pa. Health Education. Vice-President Student Government; Secretary Senior Class; Athletic Editor Serpentine ; Hostess Club; Chairman Student Government Nomination Committee; Jewelry Committee ' 25; Chairman Social Committee Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Hockey. MARION POWELL Shorty j 14 Church Street, Taylor, Pa. Primary. President Lackawanna County Club. MARY E. PROBERT Moore 334 East Elm Street, Hazleton. Pa. Primary. Poster Club; Orchestra; Glee Club. ELIZABETH A. PYLE ' Kennett Square, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Orchestra. Jetty Aryan EMILY R. QUINN Brandywine Summit, Pa. Intermediate. Dav Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. DANIEL F. RAMBO Danny Aryan 552 Elm Street, Coatesville, Pa. Junior High. President and Secretary Travelers ' Club; Baseball; Soccer; Band. ELIZABETH REED Reedsville, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A. Chairman Systematic Giving; Hostess Club; Fire Lieutenant. MARTHA S. RAHN Rahme Aryan Second and Broad Streets, Wind Gap, Pa. Primary. EDITH R. RAPP Edo Aryan 427 North Ninth Street, Lebanon, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. LILYAN REED Lillums 251 East Market Street, West Chester, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. MARY JAY REESE Jay Aryan 1212 Washburn Street, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Bowling ALBERTA REIMER Bert 315 East Lancaster Avenue, Wayne, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. MARGARET RENNINGER Peg Aryan Sinking Spring, Pa. junior High. Treasurer Y. W. C. A.; Fire Lieutenant; Secretary Herodotus Club; Travelers Club. MARY V. REID Viv Moore 44Q Main Street, Dickson, Pa. Intermediate. Lackawanna County Club; C. O. P. Club; Y. W.C. A. LEONA KATHERINE RENNERT Lee 2145 North ioth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club. MARIAN RENTSCHLER Rentchy Aryan 930 Franklin Street, Reading, Pa. Primarv. Y. W. C. A.; C. O. P. Club; Glee Club. CATHERINE E. RHODES ' Tommy Aryan 132 North ioth Street, Reading, Pa. Health Education. Student Government Councilor; Baseball Captain- Hockey 25, ' 26, ' 27; Basketball ' 26, ' 27 ' 28- Track 26. DOROTHY I. ROBERTS Dot Aryan 1527 East Gibson Street, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Lackawanna County Club. MAGDALENE ROONEY Dei Moore 795 Main Street, Sugar Notch, Pa. Primary. PEARL RICE Aryan 725 Milton Avenue, Easton, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; President Library Club; Fire Lieutenant- Poster Club; Travelers ' Club. ALICE B. RODDY Alice Aryan jog Monmouth Street, Gloucester City, N. Primary. Y. W. C. A. MILDRED ROOP Mil 340 Charles Street, Coatesville, Pa. Primary. C. O. P. Club; Commuters ' Club. MILDRED E. ROOT Aryan Port Providence, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A. Bible Study Committee; Montgomery County Cluh. LEONORE ROWSON Leo Aryan Rose Tree, Media, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club; Glee Club. ELIZABETH J. RUTTER Betty Aryan 101 Leon Avenue, Norwood, Pa. Primary. Y. W.C. A. HELEN ROSENBERGER Rosie Aryan 125 South Fifth Street, Perkasie, Pa. Primary. Y.W.C.A. DELLA M. ROZAJESKI Del Moore 1029 Main Street, Dickson City, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Lackawanna County Club; Tradition Club; Y.W.C.A. MATTIE SACRISTE Mads Aryan 1 South Sixth Street, Darby, Pa. Intermediate. Secretary Delaware County Club: Student Government Councilor. MARY SANDERCOCK Sandy Aryan R. D. 3, Nazareth, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club. RUTH B. SAYLOR Riggs Aryan 621 Main Street, Royersford, Pa. Primary. Student Government Councilor; Hostess Club- Glee Club. MILDRED E. SCHIMPF Mim Moore 529 James Street, Hazleton, Pa. Intermediate. Student Government Councilor; Secretary-Treasurer Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. Cap and Gown Committee. ADA DARLING SAUNDERS Ted 21s Edward Street, Chester, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. MAY SCHENKEVECH Schenky ' Edison, Pa. Primary. Tradition Club; Travelers ' Club. RUTH E. SCHOONOVER Moore Mi Dallas, Pa. Primary. Poster Club; Hockey ' 27. JEANETTE SCHOOR Jean Aryan 320 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Intermediate. DOROTHY A. SCHUCK Schuckie Moore Third and Arch Streets, Sunbury, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; Tradition Club; Swimming Club. ELIZABETH A. SCOTT Betty 2422 Lindsay Street, Chester, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A. Moore DOROTHEA SCHUBERT Dot 3,9 Lancaster Avenue, Downingtown, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Basketball; Glee Club. DORCAS SCOTT Scottie Moore 329 West Miner Street, West Chester, Pa. Junior High. WINIFRED SCHAFFER Freddie Norristown, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club. Aryan MADELINE SHERIDAN Prof Moore Buck Run, Schuylkill County, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club; Y. W. C. A. RUTH SHUPACK Rufus Aryan 442 West Green Street, West Hazleton, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Hostess Club. JOHN SIMPSON Simp Aryan Uwchland, Pa. Junior High. President Travelers ' Club; Science Club. CATHERINE M. SHEVLIN Kit Moore 939 Union Street, Taylor, Pa. Intermediate. Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A. DOROTHY H. SHUSTER Dot Moore 910 Franklin Street, Wilmington. Del. Music. Hostess Club; Vesper Choir; Y. W. C. A. SARA SIMPSON Sis Uwchland, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Library Club; Science Club. CAROLYN SKAPIK Carolyn 620 Third Street, Clairton, Pa. Primary. ALICE MANLEY SMITH Al The Leopard, Berwyn, Pa. Primary. Hockey; Day Students ' Club; Baseball. LILLIAN SMITH Smitty Aryan North High Street, Millville, N. J. Music. Vesper Choir. ERNEST R. SMEDLEY Smed Aryan Lowebrook Farm, Downingtown, Pa. Junior High. President Senior Class; Captain Soccer; Track. LEOLA E. SMITH Lee Aryan 1634 Washington Avenue, Easton, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Poster Club; Basketball. VERA G. SMITH Aryan 53 North Vaughn Street, Kingston, Pa. Primary. Swimming Club; Lackawanna Countv Club; Y. W. C. A. MARGARET M. SNOWE Peg Aryan Morton Avenue, Rutledge, Pa. Primary. Treasurer Delaware County Club: Book Club. HELEN SODERMAN Vine Street, Hatfield, Pa. Primary. Orchestra. MILDRED SPARE Sparine Aryan 510 Hamilton Street, Norristown, Pa. Primary. Y. W.C. A.; Track ' 27; Montgomery County Club. MYRTLE I. SNYDER Myrte Aryan 11 V, Third Street, Fullerton, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Hostess Club; Lehigh County Club; Library Club. EDNA M. SONES Eddie Aryan 408 South Market Street, Muncy, Pa. Intermediate. Book Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming Club. HERMAN SPECTOR Speck Aryan 725 Daly Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Junior High. Herodotus Club; Library Club; Green Stone Staff. MARGARET JEANNE SREDENSCHEK Sreddy Aryan Main Street, Forest City, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Fencing. RUTH STEELE Aryan Jenny Lind Street, McKeesport, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A. MARY STEINER Aryan 226 Philadelphia Avenue, Waynesboro, Pa. Intermediate. Glee Club; Book Club. Aryan LENA STALDER Ivyland, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A. GERTRUDE STEINER Gert Moore 121 South Church Street, Hazleton, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club; Travelers ' Club; Library Club; Y. W. C. A. ALICE E. STEVENS AT Moore 815 Sunset Street, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Lackawanna County Club. GRACE A. STEVENS Gracious 26 Legion Terrace, Lansdowne, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Glee Club. CHARLOTTE R. STOUFFER Stouffer Moore R. D. 5, Harrisburg, Pa. Intermediate. C. O. P. Club; Library Club; Y. W. C. A. MARY STRYKER MittT Aryan 251 East Tenth Street, Tyrone, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club; Book Club. SYLVIA C. STILES Syb R. D. 4, Bangor, Pa. Intermediate. Library Club; Science Club. JOHN E. STOTT Jack Aryan 117 Woodland Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. Health Education. Vice-President Senior Class; Chairman Cap and Gown Committee; Captain Varsity Football; Basketball; Track; Head Waiter; Assistant Business Manager Serpentine. BERENICE E. SUNDEL Sonny Aryan 54:28 Mascher Street, Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. Health Education. Assistant Editor Serpentine ; Secretary Student Government; Councilor Student Government; Fire Lieuten. int. Hostess Club; Hockey ' 26, ' 27; Baseball ' 27, ' 28; Manager Basketball ' 27, ' 28. 97 ANNA MAY SUPER Sup Aryan 103 North Second Street, Saint Clair, Pa. Intermediate. Y.W.C. A.; Hostess Club. MARGARET H. THOMAS Marg 132 West High Street, Taylor, Pa. Primary. Lackawanna County Club. MARGARET THOMPSON Peggy Moore 271 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; Glee Club; Senior Invitation Committee; Book Club. DOROTHY TAPPAN Dot Aryan 17 Birkett Street, Carbondale, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Y.W.C. A.; Lackawanna County Club. DORA D. THOMPSON Dee ' 587 Bath Street, Bristol, Pa. Primary. Fire Lieutenant; Y. W. C. A.; Campus History Club. Aryan RUTH M. TILL Hecins, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Poster Club Tee-Hee Moore MARY TOMALAVAGE Tommy Moore 29 East Carbon Street, Minersville, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club; Book Club. IMOGENE TOWNSEND Gene 25 South High Street, West Chester, Pa. Intermediate. Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; Fire Lieutenant; Serpentine Art Staff. WALTER TROTT, Jr. Spud Aryan 89 South Fifth Avenue, Coatesville, Pa. Junior High. Captain Track; Football; President Y. M. C. A.; President Travelers ' Club; Washington Reception ; Junior Prom Committee ; Chairman Senior Prom Committee. HENRIETTA TOUCHTON Tuthy 112 Webster Avenue, Downingtown, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Club; Day Students ' Basketball. EVELYN TROSTLE Ev Aryan J3 East Cottage Place, York, Pa. Intermediate. Poster Club; C. O. P. Club; York County Club. PAUL S. TROXELL Pete Aryan 619 Williams Street, Easton, Pa. Health Education. Varsity Football; Basketball; Track; Tennis; Business Manager Serpentine ; President Aryan; Assistant Head Waiter. ANNE E. TUOHEY Bubs Moore 10 North Bonsall Avenue, Glenolden, Pa. Intermediate. Delaware County Club; Book Club. HATTYE TWERSKY Hat Aryan ?,2 T Ridge Avenue, Allentown, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club; Lehigh County Club. GRACE ELIZABET H ULSH Gracious Moore 21 Depot Street, Lewistown, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club; Book Club; Y. W. C. A.; Fire Lieutenant. CECIL McINTYRE TWEED Ces 1050 Chestnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Rural. Rural Club; Day Students ' Club. BLANCHE UHLER Aryan 3,25 Porter Street, Easton, Pa. Intermediate. Student Government Councilor; unior Prom Committee; Book Club; Travelers ' Club. ANNIE JULIA VALENTINE Ann ' 3,29 Flower Street, Chester, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. CLARINDA VanLOON Van Aryan 170 Hanover Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Health Education. Hockey ' 26, ' 27; Basketball ' 28; Swimming Club. ANN VITKUS Vicks 819 Railroad Street, Forest City, Pa. Intermediate. Bowling; Track; Y. W. C. A.; Lackawanna County Club. LAURA CARTER WAGNER Moore 1529 Lehigh Street, Easton, Pa. Intermediate. Book Club; Hostess Club. ANNA E. VAUGHAN Ann 12T National Avenue, Langhorne, Pa. intermediate. Library Club. NATHAN GEORGE WAGNER Nate Aquashicola, Pa. Rural. Y. M. C A.; Dance Orchestra; Symphony Orchestra. MARGARET ELIZABETH WALDRON Peggy ' Lincoln Highway, Malvern, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. ANNA WALLS Ann Leonard, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. MARY E. WALLACE 951 Glenbrook Avenue, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Intermediate. FRANCES WALTON Bobbie 23,2 E. ioth Street, Tyrone, Pa. Primary. Glee Club; Poster Club Aryan JOSEPHINE WALLACE Jo Aryan 420 Walnut Street, Hanover, Pa. Primary. York County Club; Y. W. C. A. MARGARET WALTERS Walters Moore 494 East Northampton Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Intermediate. Bowling; Travelers Club. ALICE E. WANDREI Aryan 500 Elm Street, McKeesport, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A. MARY C. WARD Moore 409 Ridge Avenue, Allentown, Pa. Music. Hockey; Secretary Tradition Club; Secretary Moore Society; Student Government Councilor. ALICE M. WATT AT Aryan 79 Miner Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Primary. Serpentine Staff. ESTELLE WEILER Stell Aryan 123 School Lane, Springfield, Delaware County, Pa. Intermediate. Fire Lieutenant; Poster Club; Delaware County Club; Student Government Councilor. ELIZABETH WATSON Betty Aryan 307 Olive Street, McKeesport, Pa. Primary. Y.W.C. A.; Tradition Club. RUTH ELINORE WEIDMAN Weidy Aryan 1 19 North West Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Primary. Y.W.C. A.; Student Government Councilor; Poster Club; Hostess Club. HELEN E. WEIR Weir Moore 311 Wyoming Avenue, Moosic, Pa. Primary. Student Government Councilor; Y. W. C A. Lackawanna Countv Club. CHRISTINA WEISS Stina 15 Lexington Avenue, East Lansdowne, Pa. Intermediate. Day Students ' Executive Committee; Delaware County Club. KATHARINE WENDEMUTH Katie Aryan 16 Stark Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Intermediate. MARTHA WHELAN Marty Moore 117 Metoxet Street, Ridgway, Pa. Music. Band. MARTHA B. WELKER Martie Aryan 445 Penn Avenue, West Reading, Pa. Primary. Hostess Club; Glee Club. GLADYS E. WEST 95 North Union Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. ELIZABETH DARLINGTON WHISLER Betty Aryan 208 West Miner Street, West Chester, Pa. Primary. Dav Students ' Club. ELIZABETH WHITACRE Betty Pine Forge, Pa. Rural. Hostess Club; Rural Club. ANNA E. WHITMORE Ann Aryan 749 Harrison Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Primary. Secretary Hostess Club; Vice-President Lackawanna County Club; Y.W.C.A. Fan Moore FANNIE E. WILLIAMS Saint Johns, Pa. Intermediate. Book Club; Travelers Club; Y. W. C. A VELMA WHITE Whitey 102 3 Walnut Street, Taylor, Pa. Intermediate. Lackawanna County Club. EDNA WILLIAMS Eddie 395 Blackman Street, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Intermediate. Hostess Club. DOROTHY L. WILSON Dot 1005 TlLGHMAN STREET, CHESTER, Pa. Primary. IRIS WILSON Jim 1015 Olive Street, Coatesville, Pa. Primary. Day Students ' Club. ANNA N. WISE Ann Moore 239 North Second Street, Lykens, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A. GLADYS WORKMAN Tower City, Pa. Intermediate. BookClub; Y.W.C. A. Glad ' Moore DOROTHY M. WILVERT Dot Aryan 902 Fernwood Street, Bethlehem, Pa. Intermediate. Travelers ' Club; Girl Scouts; Book Club. KATHERINE WOODWARD Unionville, Pa. Intermediate. ' Kay Aryan FRANCES SAVERY WORRELL Frankie Chatvvood Street, West Chester, Pa. Primary. Glee Club. LOIS E. WUNDERLICH Aryan Star Route, Pottstown, Pa. Rural. Rural Club; Travelers ' Club. JANET A. YARDLEY ' Jay Aryan Summit and Montgomery Avenues, Fort Washington, Pa. Primary. Tradition Club; Montgomery County Club; Y. W. C. A. RONALD WILLIAM YOCOM Yoke Moore R. D. i, Pottstown, Pa. Rural. President Rural Club; Secretary Y. M.C. A.; Moore Anniversary Committee. CATHERINE C. YAKE Kay Moore qjj Chestnut Street, Lebanon, Pa. Junior High. Book Club; Herodotus Club; Serpentine Staff; Travelers ' Club. VELMA YEISLEY Vel Aryan 20Q Harding Avenue, Pen Argyl, Pa. Primary. ETHEL R. YOUNG fit ' s Aryan 17 North Wycombe Avenue, Lansdowne, Pa. Intermediate. Delaware County Club; Glee Club. IVA MARIE YOUNG Ive 322 West Gay Street, West Chester, Pa. Primary. DOROTHY ZENN Dot Aryan 1835 Converse Street, McKeesport, Pa. Primary. Y. W. C. A.; Tradition Club. JOSEPH A. ZEKAS Joe Aryan 92 Simon Block, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Junior High. Football; Serpentine Staff. UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS HELEN CANNING 730 Broadway, Bethlehem, Pa. anna McCarthy 42 S. Market St., Mt. Carmel, Pa. CHARLOTTE CARR Lake Street, Dalton, Pa. mary McCarthy Si 24 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. GERTRUDE CONNER Modena, Pa. KATHRYN MURRAY 62s W. Lafayette St., Norristown. Pa. MARGARET EZRAH 410 Washington Ave., Dowingtown, Pa. MAGDALEN TUTTLE 563 Bala Ave., Cynwood, Pa. MARY C. HARRAR Frazer, Pa. ALICE WALKER 31S Taylor Ave., Scranton, Pa. MARY KEALY Box No. 163, Mt. Carmel, Pa. JOHN WEIR Wyoming Ave., Moosic, Pa. 108 u ) ' : COLOR SONG By the purple hills encompassed, Bathed in ambient air, Gems of Chester ' s lovely valley, Stands our College fair. Chorus Lift the chorus ! Sing her praises, Over hill and dale, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, West Chester, hail, all hail. Blest by love of all her children — Riches manifold — See her colors proudly waving, Purple and the gold. Royal purple, Honor ' s emblem, Golden seal of truth — These she flings as inspiration To the heart of youth. Splendid heir of long tradition Wrought by knightly deed, Splendid promise to the future — Bid her now God-Speed. Elizabeth Ogden Smith 109 I CLASS PROPHECY WAS worried. How was I expected to write an original class prophecy in four days, as busy as I was with lesson plans, notebooks, and what not? To my way of thinking it simply could not be done. All that day I pondered over the problem; bedtime arrived, and I was no nearer the solu- tion than before. I heard the lobby clock strike eleven, then half past, and still my mind was absolutely blank. Gracious, had I no ideas at all? Suddenly I was no longer staring into the blackness of the room but was in an altogether strange place. I was standing with a package of books on my arm at the kitchen door of a bungalow in the suburbs of some city. I had become a book-peddler. I knocked on the door, which opened with a jerk. Startled, I glanced up, and there, attired in a large white apron, sleeves rolled up, stood John Weir. A feminine voice just then rang through the house. I recognized it as belonging to Grace Hoopes, who was now Mrs. Weir, and editor of one of the city newspapers. As I reached the next house, a large automobile drew up, and out of it stepped a young woman whom I had once known as Beatrice Pursell. She said that she made a special trip up there to ask Dave ' Lewis to give a talk to the Easton Woman ' s Club, of which she was president. Mr. Lewis, I learned, was a prominent lawyer. Again the scene changed, and I was in the midst of Philadelphia ' s crowds. Not wishing to begin my work immediately, I entered the courthouse. To my surprise I saw that Midge Lynch was up for trial. I overheard someone say that she had been brought up for a too strict enforcement of the blue laws. I noticed that Berenice Sundel and Mattie Sacriste were members of the jury. Picking up a newspaper lying near me, I glanced at the society page. Here I saw a picture of a social gathering of Philadelphia ' s smart set and was delighted to find there the pictures of three girls I had known at College: Betty Haines, Lillian Keevil, and Lillian Jeffers. Leaving the courthouse, I wandered slowly along with the crowds, glanc- ing absent-mindedly into the shop windows. A striking ice-cream advertise- ment attracted my attention, and I stopped to examine it more closely. On investigation, I saw the name of the designer, Richard Head, signed in the corner. How odd that a talented artist such as Dick Head should so lower himself as to be a designer of ice-cream signs. I looked at the card. Ah, I need wonder no longer. It advertised the Creamless Ice Cream Company, owned and operated by Helen Weir. I now decided to visit West Chester, wishing to renew my acquaintance with my Alma Mater. My curiosity took me immediately to the Dean of 110 w (_ 1 ' : Women ' s office. There sat Toddy Meredith in the Dean ' s chair. In the ensuing conversation, she told me that Jack Stott was the coach of the victorious football team and Ruth Becker head of the History Department. After leaving the school, I visited the Opera House. The first act of vaudeville consisted of the antics of two colored comedians. Believing I knew their voices, I listened sharply, and recognized some of the wise cracks I had heard at the College from the lips of Ned Hopkins and Paul Troxell. In the next act was another colored gentleman who sang Giddy-up Napoleon, It Looks Like Rain. The identity of this person was not hard to guess. It was Frances Fearon. The landscape now took on a different aspect. I was confronted with a large, rambling farmhouse on the porch of which were gathered a large group of people, many of whom I recognized as West Chester Alumni. I was greeted by Ernest Smedley who, in partnership with Vernon Jackson, owned the farm. I saw Mickey Bales among the guests and was told that he was a famous pole-vaulter, having made the Olympic Team. Walter Trott was also among those present. He was now principal of Darlington Seminary. I accepted an invitation to stay for the evening, after learning that Les Garman ' s celebrated orchestra had been engaged for dancing, and Elsie Brenker, a Metropolitan Opera star, had graciously consented to sing for her former classmates. Unfortunately, I never witnessed this event, for again I was carried away to another scene. This time I was in the Reading Terminal, waiting for a train. All aboard for Phoenixville, Norristown, Reading, Hazleton — I started at the familiar sound of the voice. Ah, yes, I was right. Who but Alice Ferry could shout like that? I heard my train called, and as I was walking toward the door I met Pearl Rice. She said that she was teaching school in Easton. At last! A girl who was what she had set out to be — a school-teacher. I left her just in time to see my train pull out. But instead of the noise of the locomotive growing less distinct as the distance increased, it was be- coming more intense. I sleepily opened my eyes and listened. So that was it! I would be willing to wager that this was the first time the dinky was ever mistaken for a train. Well, my problem was solved at last, so I quickly reached for paper and pencil before I should forget my amusing and interesting experiences. Ill I CLASS WILL T is a scientific law that no matter can be created or destroyed; its form and the combinations it may take are infinite. In the whirligig of this cosmos, the Class of ' 28 was created. To everything comes an end. Father Time, with his scythe, takes toll; even the Class of ' 28 must yield. During our stay at our Alma Mater, in preparation for the life which we are about to take up we have developed traits both as a Class and as individuals; it is desirable that these be passed on to those qualified to uphold them in a manner befitting their station. Therefore, the Class of ' 28 makes the follow- ing bequests to the beneficiaries herein named: First: To our Alma Mater, our loyalty and everlasting friendship. Second: To the Class of ' 29 the privilege of sustaining the scholastic, social, and athletic record which we established. Third: To the Faculty, memories of our brilliancy and the unalloyed pleasure which they will undoubtedly bring them. Fourth: To the incoming Freshmen, the uncanny realization of their posi- tion (so pleasing in the Class of 31), the pleasures of entrance tests, psychol- ogy, and the development of a professional attitude. Fifth. To all those who are eligible, either by nature, good looks or ac- quired characteristics, our holdings in the Bank of the Campus and its minor subdivisions, such as the Model School, Lobby, Stadium, and Library. Sixth. To any who may be indebted to us intellectually, financially, or socially, we do hereby declare them absolved from any and all such obli- gations. Certain of our classmates have in their persons embodied virtues. We as a unit have decided that it is necessary for the welfare of the school that these virtues be handed down to those of the undergraduates most able to per- petuate them. Therefore, we will to the following these qualities; see that you keep them in their pristine glory. 1. Rambo, who, after a hard struggle with Thompson, was elected captain of the Lobby Team of ' 28, leaves the responsibility of captaining the Team of 20 to Leroy Dimm, Class of ' 31. 2. Nate Wagner leaves his talkativeness to Herb McCollom. 3. To Ginny Fry, Betty Haines popularity. 4. Mitzi Stryker leaves her brilliancy in astronomical science to June Keller. 112 5. To Gene Deakins, Dave Lewis ' place as the well ' dressed man of the school. 6. To Sammy Morrison, McGowan ' s self-appreciation. 7. Tony Angley ' s way with women to his roommate, Jimmy Aikms. 8. Midge Lynch ' s ability to keep the corridors clear to Billie Bray. 9. To Ida Phillips, a successor to Danny. 10. Trott ' s ability as a student to Kelly. n. Amnos Evans ' voice to Sil Siller. 12. Spector ' s assiduity in library work to Isaac Scott. 13. Troxell ' s technique on apparatus to Bill Jones. 14. Yocom ' s technique with the fair sex to Male Porter, i . Eddie Sones ' devotion to Terpsichore to Anita Guaico. 16. Alice Ferry leaves the song Broken-hearted to Dot Roper. 17. Virginia Kossifos leaves the leadership of the Girls ' Orchestra to Lois Leidich. After long and careful consideration these are the qualities which we have selected to be passed on; if anyone has been neglected ' tis not from lack of merit but from over-abundance. This is our final will and testament. May the provisions herein be faithfully and carefully carried out. Class of ' 28 113 WHO ' S WHO 114 ' I WHO ' S WHO IN THE SENIOR CLASS IN AN attempt to give merit where merit is due, the following have been selected as individuals most outstanding for their contribution to the Extra-Class Activities of the College, i. Ruth M. Becker, as President of the Y. W. C. A., as a Councilor, and because of her participation in debating. 2. John J. Dalton, as a three-letter man in Athletics, as Captain of Basket ' ball, and as Photo Editor of The Serpentine. 3. Edith C. Davis, as Junior Mantle Orator, as a Councilor, and as an Editor of The Serpentine. 4. Frances T. Fearon, as a Councilor, as Vice-President of the Women ' s Student Government Organization, as a member of The Green Stone staff, and as a Serpentine Editor. 5. Elizabeth C. Haines, as President of the Women ' s Student Govern- ment Organization and as Captain of Hockey. 6. Benjamin A. Heatherington, because of his unusual contribution to the Dramatics of the College and to the Day Students ' Club. 7. Grace L. Hoopes, as Editor-in-Chief of The Green Stone. 8. Lillian K. Keevil, as Chairman of the Y. W. C. A. Handbook Com- mittee, as a Councilor, and as a member of The Serpentine staff. 9. David C. Lewis, as Editor-in-Chief of The Serpentine and because of his contribution to Athletics. 10. Mildred E. Lynch, as President of the Women ' s Student Government Organization, as a Councilor, as Senior Class Treasurer, as President of the Poster Club, and as a member of The Green Stone staff. 11. Catherine G. Meredith, as Chairman of the Senior Advisors, as a Councilor, and as President of the Hostess Club. 12. Beatrice E. Pursell, as Vice-President of the Women ' s Student Govern- ment Organization for three terms, as a member of The Serpentine staff, and as a member of the Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. 13. John E. Stott, because of his contribution to Athletics, and as Chair- man of the Vigilance Committee. 14. Berenice E. Sundel, as Secretary of the Women ' s Student Government Organization, and as Assistant Editor-in-Chief of The Serpentine. 15. Walter Trott, Jr., as President of the Y. M. C. A., as Chairman of the Senior Prom, and as Captain of the Track Team. 16. Paul S. Troxell, as President of the Aryan Literary Society, as Business Manager of The Serpentine, and for his participation in Athletics. 115 ' ) s HONOR ROLL Group I Beaver, Marian E. Cragg, Myrtle Davenport, Jeanette M. Erwin, Ella B. Evans, Sara M. Farcht, Frances V. Fleckenstine, Elizabeth A. Flower, Stella M. Henry, Mildred S. Hoopes, Esther H. Keevil, Lillian K. Lerch, M. Mildred Parker, M. Mildred Saylor, Ruth B. Snowe, Margaret M. Till, Ruth M. Tuttle, Magdalen Weidman, Ruth E. Wilson, Iris Z. Group 11 Abraham, Kathleen L. Baker, Katharine S. Brady, Marie C. Davis, Edith C. Golonsky, Frances A. Hanby, Constance W. Henry, Ruth M. Kagey, Virginia F. Kline, Dorothy M. Murray, Kathryn A. Olson, Florence J. Rice, Pearl E. Stevens, Grace A. Stiles, Sylvia C. Trostle, A. Evelyn Wagner, Laura C. Weiler, Estelle Group 111 Broomall, Elizabeth A. Good, Cecil H. Group IV Becker, Ruth M. Hertzler, Helen E. Hoopes, Grace L. Trott, Walter, Jr. Group V Bales, Michael S. Johnson, Frances B. Group VI McMichal, Anna C. Ward, Mary C. 116 SOPHOMORE CLASS President Leo Atkinson Vice-President ... Fred Orth Secretary Frances Garis Treasurer Dorothy Diehl Honorary Member . . Clarence L. McKelvie Motto: Vincit Omnia Veritas. Colors: Red and White. Flower: Red Rose. 118 119 FRESHMAN CLASS President Robert Alexander Vice-President . Herbert Pearl Secretary Arvonia Humphreys Treasurer Elizabeth Lamb Honorary Member . . . Charles S. Swope Motto: Docendo Disclmus. ,, Colors: Blue and White. Flower: Sweet Pea. 120 121 IN MEMORY OF Barbara A. Galt, 29 Mary A. Golden, ' 29 Walter C. White, Jr., ' 31. 122 UnililH fililHIN Serpentine Staff J.Weir.W.II F.JoHNSON.Aij ' tPhotoBd B. Pi-rsell, Athletics J. Zekas, Athletics . Sundel, Ass ' t Ed. R Head, Art Ed. E. Doris, Bool(o the7 ' e ir D. Lewis Editor-in-Chie P. Troxell, Bus. M, F. Fearon, Humor Ed. D. Dalton. Photo Ed. C. Yake. Prophecy A. Watt. Special Ed. J. Stott, Ass ' t Bus. Mgr. G. Hunter, Ass ' t Bus. Mgr. L. Keevil. Bus. Mgr. C. Good, Ass ' t Bus. Mg Advisors: Margaret Ruth Smith and Clarence L. McKelvie 124 125 4, STUDENT GOVERNMENT FIRST SEMESTER President .... Elizabeth Haines Secretary Vice-President . . Beatrice Pursell Treasurer Miss Anna E. Smith Miss Margaret Ruth Smith Faculty Advisors : Mr. Charles S. Swope Miss Josephine E. Wilson Berenice E. Sundel Shirley Edwards Miss Marion Farnham FIRST SEMESTER High Court . . Elizabeth Haines Shirley Edwards Berenice E. Sundel Jeanette Davenport Lillian Keevil Low Court . . . . Beatrice Pursell Mildred Lynch Berenice E. Sundel Maxine Sweeley Margaret Eicherly Social . . . . . . Mildred Schimpf Gwynne Webster Wanda Longacre Repairs . . . Grace Hunter Margaret Haslem Lobby . . . . . Ruth Klinger Esther Horne Dorothy Stevenson Quiet . . . . . . Frances Fearon Helen Weir Ruth Klinger COMMITTEES dominating Committee for Councilors: Catherine Meredith Ruth Becker Frances Fearon Catherine Rhoads Mildred Lynch dominating Committee for Officers: Dean Anne E. Smith Assistant Dean Margaret Ruth Smith Miss Marion Farnham Beatrice Pursell Margaret Eicherly Dorothy Stevenson Gwynne Webster Isabelle Bray Ruth Klinger Freshmen Regulations Enforcement Court: Dorothy Stevenson Jean Gilbert Catherine Rhoads Harriette Airey Mattie Sacriste Ruth Walker Committee of Lost and Found Articles: Beatrice Pursell Mildred Lynch Betty Haines 126 SECOND SEMESTER President . . . . Mildred Lynch Secretary Mary Oyler Vice-President . - Frances Fearon Treasurer ... Jean Gilbert Faculty Advisors: Miss Anna E. Smith Miss Alice C. Schriver Miss Marion Farnham Miss Margaret Ruth Smith Miss Thelma J. Greenwood SECOND SEMESTER COMMITTEES High Court ... Mildred Lynch Handbook Nellie Saussaman Mary Oyler Edith Maltby Elizabeth Rauch Mattie Sacriste Martha Keighton Helen McCollum Mattie Sacriste Alice Kraybill , „ _ _ Elizabeth Rauch LOW Court ... TRANCES TEARON Mary Oyler dominating Committee for Councilors: Ruth Laubach ' Elizabeth Krenger Nellie Saussaman Ann Barclay Lucille Fisch Evelyn Hursh Social Catherine Meredith Elsie Brinker Ruth Saylor Josephine Morton Freshmen Regulations Enforcement Court Repairs Estelle Weiler Irene Fosnocht Blanche Uhler Ruth Laubach , , , T „ Lucy Kelly Lobby Jean Gilbert Ruth Henry dominating Committee for Officers Lucille Blum Catherine Meredith £u.et Isabelle Bray Mildred Unruh Marion Beaver Martha Keighton Mildred Unruh Nellie Saussaman Charlotte Kraybill Specials . Harriette Airey Shirley Edwards T Room .... Edith Davis Filing Card Chairman: Lucy Bott 127 s Y. W. C. A. President Ruth M. Becker Vice-President Lillian K. Keevil Secretary Charlotte M. Kraybill Treasurer Margaret Renninger Undergraduate Representatives Marion Peck Chairman of Religious Meetings Committee . . Emily Reiff Chairman of World Fellowship Committee Gladys DeHoff Chairman of Systematic Giving Committee . . Elizabeth Reed Chairman of Social Service Committee .... Anna Cadwallader Chairman 0 Bible Study Committee Helen Hertzler Chairman of Conference Committee . . Josephine Morton Chairman of Social Committee Elizabeth Rauch Beatrice Pursell Chairman of Music Committee Margaret Eicherly Chairman of Publicity Committee Pearl Rice Faculty Advisors Miss E. O. Bull Miss Marion Farnham Mrs. W. P. Dick Miss Harriet Elliott Miss S. Elizabeth Tyson Miss Gertrude Schmidt Miss Isadore E. Cropsey 128 ' - Y. M. C. A. President Walter Trott Vice-President Michael Bales Secretary Myron Steller Treasurer Anthony Kuharski Chairman of Entertainment . . Charles Weidner Chairman of Membership . . Paul Oberholtzer Chairman of Music John Gurskey Chairman of Publicity .... George W. Hohenshelt Faculty Advisor Mr. Charles W. Heathcote 129 ARYAN First Semester President .... Paul Troxell Vice-President . . William Benner Secretary .... Ruth Johnson Faculty Advisors . . . . Second Semester President .... William Benner Vice-President . . Clarence Collins Secretary .... Maxine Sweelev . Miss E. O. Bull Mr. C. L. McKelvie Mr. Charles S. Swope Purpose: To improve the minds of the students b literary culture and to poster debate in the College 130 j MOORE First Semester President .... Anthony Angley Vice-President . . John Weir Secretary .... Gwynn Webster Faculty Advisors Second Semester President .... John Weir Vice-President . . Eugene Deakins Secretary .... Elsie Brinker Miss Mary Connell Miss Margaret A. Kreisher Miss M. Evelyn Markley Purpose: To improve the rnmds of the students by hterarv culture and to joster debate in the College 131 a ii ■ !™ !— -« ! i mil || ■■■! ; ■ ■ i ii LfJt -= = IH II III! I • DEBATING INSTEAD of having a College Team carry our colors in the Inter-Normal Debates, the Moore and Aryan Societies each selected a team which represented West Chester State Teachers College. All three debates were on the question: Resolved, That the present petit jury system be abolished. The first was with Millersville, March 16. The Aryan Team, taking the negative side, consisted of: Samuel Morrison, Margaret Sorber, Irene Scarbonovitch, Elizabeth Russell, alternate. After a unanimous victory for West Chester, a small reception was held in the lobby of Old Main. The same evening the Moore team — upholding the affirmative side, was defeated at Shippensburg. Members of the team were: Bernice Jarman, Margaret Joyce, Elizabeth Eby, Margaret Connell, alternate. On April 27 the third debate with Stroudsburg was held. Our team, chosen from the two Society teams, included: Samuel Morrison, Margaret Joyce, Margaret Sorber, Elizabeth Russell, alternate. Never before has interest in debating been so great, and the year has given us some spirited and most interesting controversies. Faculty Committee Dr. Charles W. Heathcote, Chairman Miss M. Evelyn Markley Mrs. Maude B. Newman Mr. Charles S. Swope Mr. Richard N. Thompson 132 p I — T n |rj ► A T  Lib ] «i ■ Hi ' ™ A|pi 1 Jl BOOK CLUB First Semester President Walter Williams Vice-President . . Grace Osmun Secretary Dorothy Dedrick Second Semester President ... Margaret Sorber Vice-President Edith Keubler Secretary .... Isabelle Bray Faculty Advisors Mrs. Maude B. Newman Miss Grace D. McCarthy Purpose: To acquaint the students with modern authors and their wor s 133 HERODOTUS CLUB First Semester Second Semester President .... Elizabeth Russel President .... Elizabeth Russel Vice-President . . Edith Keubler Vice-President . . Paula Snyder Secretary .... Emma Dutton Secretary .... Lucy Bott Treasurer .... Esther Oberender Treasurer .... Walter White Faculty Adi ' tsor D r. Charles W. Heathcote Purpose: To broaden its members ' general nou ' Iedge and to develop greater interest m history 134 1 RURAL CLUB President Ronald Yocum Secretary Betty Bromall Faculty Advisor Miss Marion Farnham Purpose: To promote social contact within the Rural Group; to study rural conditions and the relation of the rural teacher to the community 135 POSTER CLUB First Semester President . . . Mildred Lynch Secretary . . Willard Campbell Treasurer . . Wanda Longacre Second Semester President . Richard Head Secretary . . Mildred Terhune Treasurer . . Frances Walton Faculty Advisor Miss Marion Farnham Purpose: To supply the College with posters 136 s LIBRARY First Sejnester President ... Pearl Rice Vice-President . Jean Gilbert Secretary .... Dorothy Rosen Seco nd Semester President ... Jean Gilbert Vice-President . . Anna Evans Secretary .... Alice Graybill Faculty Advisor Miss Alice A. Cochrane Purpose: To furnish those who wish, further knowledge of tlie library 137 4; ■ f£Jc Bi l fli B i WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB President Frances Walton Vice-President Gladys Hulsizer Secretary Elizabeth Ballatine Faculty Advisor Miss Margaret A. Kreisher Purpose: To give the Academic students an opportunity for organized chorus worf{ 138 T COLLEGE GIRLS 1 ORCHESTRA A N INNOVATION just born the last semester, and one whose life A we hope will be long, is this Orchestra, all of girls, who play for our ■ ■ - Saturday Night Dances in the Gym. Miss Margaret Ruth Smith created this movement which resulted in a truly clever and talented group: Virginia Kossifos Violin Katharine Steckbeck ... Piano Julia Landis Trumpet Alice Barber Cornet Lois Ledick Saxophone Edna Stamper Cello Louise Jackson Banjo All music is bought by the Student Council and the organization ' s Faculty Advisor is Miss Margaret R. Smith. Not to be outdone by Waring ' s Pennsylvanian ' s and other fairly well- known orchestras, they have adopted a uniform — dark skirts, white shirts, blazers, white stockings, dark shoes. All dressed up in these, they make quite a striking impression. 139 COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Piano . . . First Violins Second Violins Viola President Russel Shuttlesworth Vice-President ... Kenton Terry Secretary Roberta Linthicum Treasurer Anna McMichael Faculty Advisor . . . Mr. Edward Zimmer, Jr. Ruth Manlove Cello . . . Ruth Eicherly Fred Orth Edna Stamper Charles Eggert Clarinet . . Martha Whalen Virginia Kossifos Aldora Byerly Roy Bergy Henry Sottis Mary Weidner Bass Violin . Russel Shuttlesworth Alma Boyer Trumpet . Harry Haige Paul Oberholtzer Charles Kennard Nathan Wagner Horns . . . Charles Weidner Alice Barber Lindly Seltzer Maxine Sweeley Trombones . Joseph Hanselman Verna Knoll George Groom Roberta Linthicum Flute . . . Kenton Terry Fred Kutz 140 DELAWARE COUNTY CLUB First Semester Second Semester President . . . . Wanda Longacre President ... Dorothy Dedrick Vice-President Frances Fearon Vice-Preside?it Virginia McCracken Secretary . . . . Elsie Bonsall Secretary ... Mattie Sacriste Treasurer . . . . Dorothy Dedrick Treasurer ... Letitia Miller Faculty Advisor .... Miss Anne M. Goshen Purpose: To furnish a pleasant room in which a restricted number of commuters may eat their lunch, study, or rest as they wish 141 YORK COUNTY CLUB First Semester President . . Lucy Bott Vice-Presid ent . Alice Hoover Secretary . . Esther Hoopes Treasurer . . Anna Jenness Faculty Advisor Second Semester President Evelyn Trostle Vice-President .... Alice Hoover Secretary and Treasurer . Esther Hoopes Miss Elsie O. Bull Purpose: To sponsor the annual Christmas play, to supervise and improve the property closet and to foster College spirit in the Tor County branch of the Alumni Association 142  .. ' g?. 3 r ' - ; ■■ II . :l i, ■ ■■ . 3 ■ ' 1- (| z l f . I¥1VJFI A li Am T mm r ' f u m m3- ; I LACKAWANNA COUNTY CLUB First Semester President Dorothy Robert Vice-President . . . Ann Whitmore Secretary Irene Newton Treasurer .... Sara Evans Second Semester President Marion Powell Vice-President . . . Alberta J. Lewis Secretary Mildred Nash Treasurer .... Sara Evans Faculty Advisor Miss Josephine E. Wilson Purpose: To foster the wor of the }{eedleworl{ Guild in the College 143 MONTGOMERY COUNTY CLUB President Paul Oberholtzer Vice-President Josephine Donnelly Secretary Jean Gilbert Treasurer Grace Kuppe Faculty Advisor Miss Thelma J. Greenwood Purpose: To ta e charge of the Red Cross and Christmas Seal campaigns and to eep the infirmary supplied with flowers 144 LEHIGH COUNTY CLUB President Anita Gualco Vice-President Dorothy Grimm Secretary and Treasurer . . . Mildred Henry Faculty Advisor Miss Alice C. Schriver Purpose: To aid the wor with the foreign cln dren at the High School 145 s DAY STUDENTS First Semester President .... Marguerite Biddison Vice-President . . Gladys Behenna Secretary .... Marian Gehr Treasurer .... Ida Lillard Second Semester President .... Gladys Behenna Vice-President . . Walter White, Jr. Secretary .... Evelyn Fudge Treasurer .... Ruth Fitzsimons Faculty Adi ' isor Miss Margaret Ruth Smith Purpose: To acquaint these students tt ' ith the extra-class activities of the College and to gire the members opportunity to ma e contacts with the boarding students 146 s TRADITION CLUB First Semester President Mildred Unruh Vice-President . . . Nellie Saussama Secretary Helen Hertzler Second Semester President .... Edna Pennypacker Vice-President . Marie Frantz Secretary .... Ann McGuire Faculty Adrisor Miss M. Evelyn Markley Purpose: (i) To discuss and report upon the different customs and traditions of the College. (2) To compile these reports in boo form to be put in a convenient place for the future reference of the students of the College. 147 CO. P. CLUB First Semester Second Semester President .... Marie Brady President .... Arline Held Vice-President Alice May Hoover Secretary . . Mary McAndrew Secretary .... Anna Jenness Treasurer . . . . Gladys Hulsizer Treasurer . . . Emily Passmore Faculty Advisor Miss Margaret M. Burnet Purpose: To assist in instruction of various types at the Chester Valley County Juvenile Home FIRE ORGANIZATION Chief Elizabeth Rauch Assistant Chief Lucy Bott Captains Emily Reiff Catherine Rhodes Ruth Walker Eleanor Davies Mildred Unruh Charlotte Kraybill Anita Gualco Wanda Longacre Edna Pennypacker Viola Peters Faculty Advisor Miss Margaret Ruth Smith GIRL SCOUTS Captain Mildred MacHenry Acting Lieutenant Della Leech Patrol Leaders Ruth White Barbara Galt Faculty Advisor Mrs. I. O. Fleming Purpose: To advance Scout worl{ and prepare girls for leadership First Semester President ... Lillian Jeffers Vice-President . . Martha Keighton Secretary .... Ann Whitmore HOSTESS CLUB Second Semester President .... Catherine Meredith Vice-President . Lucille Fisch Secretary .... Kathleen Abraham Treasurer . . . . Dorothy Schuck Faculty Advisor Miss Margaret Ruth Smith Purpose: To promote and maintain a high standard of conduct m the dining-room in order to create a spirit of refinement and culture SCIENCE CLUB President Winfield Thomfson Vice-President Nellie Saussaman Secretary Isabelle Bray Treasurer Gwynn Webster Faculty Advisor Dr. Norman M. Grier Purpose: To encourage scientific study and research in West Chester and vicinity TRAVELERS CLUB First Semester Second Semester President .... Daniel Rambo President .... John Simpson Vice-President . . Frances Fearon Vice-President . . William Bush Secretary .... Nellie Saussaman Secretary .... Mabel McCord Faculty Advisors .... Miss Leone E. Broadhead Miss Adah Lee Straszer Purpose: To increase the desire for f nou ' ledge of students interested m Geographv and to allow these students the privilege of banding together to study the wor thev are interested m 148 INNOVATIONS THIS year has put several new events on the social calendar of our College, hap, penings adding greatly to the students ' life at West Chester. ADVISOR-ADVISEE SYSTEM ADVISOR-ADVISEE RECEPTION, SEPTEMBER 16 This year, in order to make all new girls feel at home and to prevent a serious epidemic of homesickness, each upper classman was asked to advise or look after a Freshman girl. This Senior Advisor was to see that her Advisee was at College at the designated time, was properly enrolled, settled in her room, learned a few of the more important rules by reading her Handbook, and, in general, got acquainted with the place. To further this getting acquainted idea, a reception was given in the Gymnasium. Each Advisor acted as the escort to her Advisee, made out a dance program for her, saw that she met her partners and introduced her to everyone she knew. Of course, there was the long reception line, which gave the new girls a chance to meet the Faculty and important members of the student body. There were trick dances and clever ways of meeting new people, as well as delicious punch and cookies. It was a huge success and the new girls left with the idea that College wasn ' t such a cold, cruel, place after all. FRESHMAN RULES, SEPTEMBER 26-OCTOBER 10 PAJAMA PARADE, OCTOBER 6 Girls — No dates! — No cosmetics! — No hairpins! — Black stockings! — No hats! — Green Bands! Men! — No dates! — Black socks! — Black ties! — No cigarettes (for self)! The Everlasting Dink! Yes! Nothing but West Chester ' s Freshman Rules! Quite a serious matter to some who disobeyed — er-er-now, why bring that up? The bans were finally lifted and Green Bands became but a part of Memory Books although the Dink goes on forever. Hear, and attend, and listen!! The Freshmen of Wayne Hall were going to do something besides sit in the Lobby and look scared. One lovely starlit evening they, clad in luscious and exotically colored pajamas, preceded by the College band playing Lydia Pinkham and other college songs, paraded up town, around the main streets, and then wended their weary way homeward to Wayne Field and a gorgeous bon- fire. The men, particularly Seniors, enjoyed it heaps; the girls did nothing but bewail the manifold Fates that kept them inside Old Main, and raced from one end of the building to the other, trying to see everything. 150 VESPER SERVICES, EVERY SUNDAY AT 4 P.M. Our loveliest innovation, and one worthy of cur highest commendation, is the weekly Vesper Service held m our Chapel. The Y. W. C. A. has charge of it and has introduced to those who attend, many noteworthy speakers, soloists, and organists, among whom are : Speakers — The Rev. Mr. John Hart, unofficial chaplain of the University of Pennsylvania. The Rev. Mr. Evans, from Hyattsville, Md. Dr. Reuben E. Harkness, Crozer Theological Seminary. The Rev. Mr. Milton H. Nichols, Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Margaret Blaine, Secretary of the Student Volunteer Movement. Soloists — Clyde R. Dengler of University of Pennsylvania Quartet. Larry Ginter, West Chester. Organists — Sam Barber, West Chester. One of the most impressive services was held on March 4. It was dedicated to the memory of our beloved Dr. Andrew Thomas Smith, and was a fitting tribute to him. Mr. William E. Bretz was at the organ while Miss Catharine Knoll was the soloist. The Chorus of Music Supervisors sang the anthems. The service was as follows: Organ: Largo Handel-Kraft Hymn 77 Anthem: Oh, Taste and See Goss Scripture Reading: The Rev. Mr. Williamson Solo: Oh, Rest in the Lord Mendelssohn Prayer: The Rev. Mr. Williamson Anthem: Ave Maria Abt Organ : In Death ' s Strong Grasp Bach Anthem: Oh, Savior of the World Coss Hymn 48 Anthem: Lead, Kindly Light Smith Organ: Andante Francl{ TROPHY NIGHT, JANUARY 7 Instead of the old system of handing out athletically awarded letters individually in Chapel, each team received its letters as a group, at an evening set aside for the event. Various Faculty members, the College Band, and Cheer Leaders, were all assembled on the stage. The program consisted of a band selection, several College songs, after which Coach MacGovern introduced Miss Elizabeth Mans, Chairman ot the American Association of Field Hockey, who gave a very interesting talk on the history of this sport. Mr. Charles Steele, coach of Athletics at Bellville, N. J., spoke o f the values 151 w of athletics. Mr. Swope presented the awards to the winners of the Freshman Song and Cheer Contest held last fall. They both received appropriately engraved gold pencils, Mr. Harry Haig for his cleverly written song and Miss Anna Coyne for her peppy cheer. Mr. Waters awarded the college W ' s to Captain Smedley and thirteen members of the soccer team. Since Miss Schriver had been called away, Coach Mac- Govern presented letters to the winning hockey team — the freshman Health Education Girls. Numerals awarded to the other four teams were presented to the captains. Coach MacGovern then told several famous football jokes which were followed by the presentation of the gold footballs. Frank Bennett ' s excellent work was acknowledged and the entire College extended Captain John Stott and Captain-Elect Ned Hopkins its best wishes. The program ended with a band selection, the Fight Song, and Alma Mater. A greater success for any event, in its debut, cannot be imagined, and this is sure to become a tradition of West Chester. At the end of the next semester there will be a second Trophy Night. SOCIETY NIGHTS-EVERY SATURDAY EVENING SOCIETY RUSH SEASON The improvement in the Society Weekly programs this year has been so marked that we consider them an innovation. Each Society has one meeting a month, the other Saturdays being appropriated by clubs of the College. Dancing in the Gymnasium from 6. jo to 8 p.m. just puts one in the mood for an entertaining evening. No one is disappointed, for such clever, original themes as well as remarkably carned-out programs prove to everyone that they are the product of true Literary Clubs. Just to mention a few: i . Aryan Scottish Evening. 2. Stephen Foster Evening, j. Moore Plays. (a) The Robbery by Samuel French. (b) The Mayor and the Manicurist by Samuel French. The Societies have developed along other lines as well, for this year they both conducted a Rush Season — almost like frat rushes. What a College we are getting to be!! One received invitations to a Moore Tea on January 24, a Moore Dance on January 27, and an Aryan Dance on January 26, not to mention the Smoker held in Wayne Hall. Rivalry was intense, but the climax was reached when the Moore banner hung from the top of the Chapel all day and when, at dinner, January 27, the Aryans appropriated the Annex Dining-room, decorated it, treated all old and new members with Chocopiks, and sang Aryan songs which were led by Mr. Forrest Free. Hu- man nature is prone towards feasting and dancing. Result — every student is now either a Moore or an Aryan. 152 INHERENTLY WEST CHESTER Our College prides itself upon the fact that it celebrates certain events just a bit differently from any other place, making them, thereby, West Chester ' s own. WHITE SUPPER— CAROL SERVICE— DECEMBER 21 White dresses! White candles! Christmas carols! All of the lovely parts of our White Supper! It originated in our College many years ago and is now one of our most prized traditions. Then, later, more wonderful than ever before in our new Chapel with our new organ, like a procession of white-robed taper-bearing priestesses, like a chorus of angel songs, like all the most sacred Chnstmasy things our traditions hold, was our unique Carol Service. This year, a boy soprano, Ross Fisher, of Harrisburg, sang the solo parts of Fall on Your Knees. He was ably assisted by the various choruses of the student body. Then, too, who can ever forget the lovely effect of Silent Night sung to represent a Symphony Orchestra? This evening, the last before our Christmas Recess, was just one more of those which we shall treasure in our hearts after we leave College. WASHINGTON RECEPTION— FEBRUARY 22 Come! Let us tread a measure. Grave! Haughty! Stately! Prim and slow! Just so was the minuet danced by the following members of the Senior Class: Edna Sones, Ruth Henry, Verna Knoll, Frances Johnson, Walter Trott, John Dalton, Benjamin Heathenngton, and William Benner. This lovely and appropriate observance of our great Washington ' s Birthday takes place at a tea at which, annually, the Senior Class entertain the College. A short program followed the minuet: (i) Knights and Ladies; Mid Sylvan Glories, Sextette of Music Supervisors; (2) Violin Solo, Souvenir, Norman Heintzelman. Many girls dressed as Colonial maids then served the large company with tea, punch, and cakes. The most thrilling part of all, however, was a mid-week dance in Recreation Hall in the evening at which, it is needless to say, with Les Garman ' s music, everyone enjoyed himself greatly. 153 COMMITTEE 154 MUSICAL EVENTS ELEANOR STARKEY CONCERT— NOVEMBER 10 A voice like a flute and a violin combined rang through our mind when we were en- tertained by our Eleanor Starkey. We have a perfect right to that possessive pronoun because not only is she the daughter of Professor Starkey, but also she was born here in Old Main and, not so very long ago, was a student in our Alma Mater. Her exquisite talent and marvelous technique overwhelmed our proprietary interest in her and we listened, enthralled, to a truly great voice. MOORE ANNIVERSARY— OCTOBER 5 Old college and Moore remmiscenses were surely in vogue on our campus when many of the Old Grads returned for the Annual Anniversary Concert of the Moore Literary Society. The artistes were: Arcadie Birkenholz, violinist; Genia Zielinski, coloratura soprano; Devora Nadworney, contralto; Guiseppe de Benedetto, tenor; Theodore Webb, baritone. They gave a most delightful concert which was greeted enthusiastically by a large audi- ence. A dance followed, in Recreation Hall, with music by Les Garman ' s Orchestra, giving a finesse to the evening nothing else could. FACULTY MUSIC CONCERT—JANUARY 20 Once a year, the Faculty of our Music Department give a concert in which they appear in evening clothes, display their talents, and lose the cognomen of Faculty in lieu of Ar- tistes. This year ' s Concert was even more delightful than ever before. During the year we have enjoyed a great many other musical concerts: i. Harmonica Concert, January iq. 2. Mr. Wolle ' s Organ Recital, January 27. Mr. Wolle was supported by Catharine Knoll, contralto, of Philadelphia. 3. Philadelphia Quartet, February 3. Helen Buchanan Hitner, Soprano; Marie Stone Langston, Contralto; Bernard Palona, Tenor; Helffenstein Mason, Basso; William Silvano Thunder, Accompanist. 4. Philadelphia String Quartet, February 17. Arthur B. Lipkin, First Violin; Stamslow Dabrowski, Second Violin; Philip Neeter, Viola; Milton Bnnz, Violoncello. 5. Haverford College Combined Musical Clubs Concert, March 9. 155 CHRISTMAS PLAYS 156 PLAYS COLLEGE PLAYS THE CHRISTMAS PLAY AND PAGEANT, DECEMBER 20 The Christmas play, Why the Chimes Rang, was given in the auditorium of the Philips Memorial Building. The play was presented by the departments of Art, English, and Music, assisted by the York County Club, and was a memorial to Miss Cora E. Everett, for many years head of the department of oral English. It was hoped by those interested in the play that it might become an established tradition in the school and furnish a lasting memorial to one who as a member of the faculty played well her part for more than twenty-eight years and is remembered with gratitude and affection by hosts of alumni. The following persons took the principal parts: Theresa Wagman, Helen McCollam, Clarence Collins, Louise Muller, Benjamin Heathenngton, Wmfield Thompson, Louise Miller, Charlotte Bayer, Willard Campbell, and John Stott. Grace D. McCarthy THE FACULTY PLAY, NOVEMBER 17 One of the events to which the student body look forward with special anticipation of pleasure is the faculty play. This year the play was The First Year, by Frank Craven. The following persons composed the cast: Misses Dorothy Schmucker, Elsie O. Bull, Mar- garet Ruth Smith, and Mary Connell, Messrs. C. E. Hausknecht, Charles Swope, Clarence McKelvie, L. Forrest Free, J. Arthur Lewis. The auditorium of the Philips Memorial Building in which the play was given, furnished an opportunity for fine effect that was lived up to by the cast and enhanced by the skillful coaching of Mr. Arthur Lewis. In all respects it was a most satisfactory performance, clever play, good acting, appreciative audience. The faculty play of 1927-28 goes down in school history a pronounced success. Grace D. McCarthy During the year various clubs have given plays: Library Club Plays, January 28; Rural, combined with Delaware County Club Plays, March 10; Day Students ' Club, The Man Next Door, March 24; Y. W. C. A. and Y. M. C. A., The Color Line, March 22. OUTSIDE PLAYS THE POOR NUT, FEBRUARY 23 Editors talk, the faculty talks, we talk about college atmosphere but we had it on our campus the evening The Poor Nut was given in our Chapel by the Better Plays Ex- tension Company, Inc. Members of our student body assisted in scenes where quantity was needed. It was a remarkably staged, cleverly portrayed comedy. THE VISION, MARCH 14, 15 The Vision, the Passion Play given by the students of Villanova College, was a most beautiful event. It is a story of ancient Palestine having a deeply religious tone. The acting was superb and the whole effect of the play most inspiring. HEALTH EDUCATION PAGEANT, JANUARY 18 What a wonderful experience — to have the whole process and evolution of Education pass before one ' s eyes in less than two hours ' time. This pageant, The Heritage, showed also the contributions of Art and Music from every known source. The whole program was a truly educational as well as delightful one. 157 MISS CHERRYBLOSSOM, MARCH 28 Such a charming Japanese garden! What perfect cherry blossoms! Sweet voices, have they not? — all exclamations heard concerning this operetta given by the Music De- partment under the direction of Miss Tyson, Mr. Zimmer, and Miss Low. The principal characters were: Cherryblossoin Maxine Sweeley ]ac Smith Amnos Evans Ko emo Joseph Hanselman Jessica Vanderpool .... Verna Knoll Harry ] ones Charles Weidner Togo Clarence Collins Horace Worthington . . . Benjamin Hetherington Jarnes Young Walter Williams Samwho Samuel Morrison There was a chorus of Geisha girls and many American men and women, making up a cast which gave a most attractive performance. SENIOR CLASS PLAY, MAY 24 The Greek classic, Ulysses, describing the journey, trials, and ultimate return home of that hero was the play chosen to be given by the Senior Class. A very lovely performance was given by the well-selected cast including: Athene Elsie Brinker Penelope Mary Ward Calypso Jean Gilbert Phenius Frances Fearon Eurycleia Laura Wagner Ulysses Benjamin Hetherington Teleinachus Richard Head Eumalus Walter Liggett Antinous William Benner Ctesippus George Henderson Eurymochius Ronald Yocum Hermes Michael Bales 158 SOCIAL EVENTS FORMALS NEW YEAR DANCE Philips Memorial, January 14, 1928 Committee Charles Weidner, Chairman Gywnne Webster Mary Oyler Ida Phillips Walter Trott, Jr. Earl Laub Benjamin Hetherington Dorothy Stevenson Music by Les Garman and his Orchestra SENIOR PROM Philips Memorial, February 18, 1928 Committee Walter Trott, Jr., Chairman Edward Hopkins John Stott Helen Rosenberger Grace Hunter Lillian Keevil Jessie Ellinger Music by Ted Brownagle ' s Orchestra of Harnsburg, Pa. ALUMNI BANQLIET ... Bellevue-Stratford, Philadelphia, Pa., April 14, 1928 Officers of the Alumni Association President Hugh M. Denworth Vice-Presidem T. Fred Woodley Secretary M. Evelyn Markley Board of Directors . . . Henry M. Scarborough Mary E. Anderson Clarence L. McKelvie Music by Les Garman and his Orchestra FROSH FROLIC Philips Memorial, April 28, 1928 Committee Malcolm B. Porter, Chairman Howard G. Siller Eugene Deakins Mildred Terhune Florence Gross Katherine Pusey Elizabeth Lamb Mary Vance Mary Louise Hudson Arvonia Humphreys Herbert Pearl Lucy Kelly Music by Ted Brownagle ' s Orchestra of Harrisburg, Pa. 159 INFORMALS HALLOWE ' EN DANCE, OCTOBER 28 Everyone ' s ingenuity and resourcefulness were taxed to the utmost to con- trive an original costume for the annual Hallowe ' en Frolic. The results in the Grand March were ludicrous in some cases, delightful in others, and gratifying in all. Of course, there would be cider and cookies to reconcile those who didn ' t win prizes and refresh all who danced to Les Garman ' s peppy music. Then, too, there were clever dances and games, making it, in truth, an offering to the Season of Joy and Playfulness! CHRISTMAS DANCE, DECEMBER 19 Recreation Hall, with a huge Christmas Tree in the center, gorgeously decorated with lights and ornaments, exemplified Christmas. This, coupled with music and dancing, made up our Annual Christmas Dance. Contrary to the doctrines of many wordly wise cynics, we still believe in Santa Claus 160 because he came in the midst of the festivities and distributed most useful and appropriate gifts to various celebrated people of our College, with a charming speech for each. He then, very mysteriously, disappeared and the dance proceeded to its ultimate and sad consummation — the end. SENIOR SLEIGH RIDE, JANUARY 30 The quiet hamlet ( ! ! !???) of West Chester was awakened from its lethargy (usually beginning at 8 p.m.) by musical strains of most any selection from, Oh, Promise Me to Jingle Bells. The snow was just right, rendering conditions perfect for the Senior Sleigh Ride. The seventeen sleighs drove the crowd almost to Lenape then back to the Green Tree Inn. Here coffee, choco- late, and sandwiches were consumed in amazing quantities. The radio was slightly inadequate for dancing so each couple furnished their own music and danced accordingly. The effect was kaleidoscopic, to say the least. It was a perfect evening, however, and to quote a rather ungrammatical reveler, We had the ' knockoutest ' time ever! 161 4 BONFIRE 162 w m r i a wSt mf 2l 1 mMvvIhH 3 ' w °- — fe-4fc - 5 k i 7 ■ ; ,,«ri s .j. % t« -TtT : 1 rl Anglev, Hanky. Kunkle, Pearl. Hohbmhilt. Cox, Singer, Heeler. Henry. Weir. Le Smith Garthwaite. Sielcr. Ashourn, Deakins, Atkinson, Moyer.Coeeins, Troxeel. Keener. Cunningham. Reief. Ramaley, Klharsky HeINTZELMAN (Mgr. I. AlKENS (A ' l Mgr). ZeKAS, ZaUBETT. Daeton Donald, Guido. George, Thompson, Stott (Caftt.), Orth. Bennett. Dimm. Hopkins, MacGovern fCoaclii Keeey. Rustic. Tweed. Maeeoy. Porter. Bates. Clowser. Zawaki T . ' : ,. ' FOOTBALL Hopkins Captain-elect 9 164 ' ? FOOTBALL SEPTEMBER n found the boys arriving early at West Chester. Football season had already begun and everyone was anxious to show his wares. A few days later, fifty men clad in track uniforms reported on Wayne Field for the initial practice of the season. The squad was divided into three teams, after two weeks of intensive train ' ing in all forms of tactics. The schedule was arranged in a logical and scientific way. The hard games were well distributed so as to have all players in condition when these games were to be played. The school was beginning its first year as a Teachers College and it was natural to expect the athletics to be of a collegiate standard. Thus our games were arranged with teachers ' colleges and college Freshmen teams. The conduct and sportsmanship displayed by the men on the practice field and off was very gratifying. There was no shirking; everyone was of the same mind, working for the good of the team. October i found the team journeying to Hill School for the first game of the year. Instead of the old custom of having the Varsity begin the game, the second-string men were sent in. It was not known that this combination was later to become the famous Shock Troop of West Chester. The game was hard fought, but West Chester having the better edge of the fray, emerged victors. The score 12-6 showed evi ' dence that a powerful fighting machine was being built, and everyone looked forward with anticipation to a successful season. October 8. Franklin and Marshall Frosh at West Chester. The first home game made quite a hit. Although outplayed, the F. and M. boys fought very gamely. The visitors were sent home with the short end of a 41-0 score. It was a pleasing performance for the opening game at our College. October 15. Our new rival, Bloomsburg, proved to be the next victim. The Shock Troop, ' ' after a few minutes of play, pushed the pigskin across the line. Bloomsburg was defeated from the start; it was evident that the upstate eleven was no match for our boys. The score 40-0 only in part displayed the ability of the Yellow Jackets. October 22. Franklin and Marshall Academy traveled to West Chester only to be sent home in defeat. The game was utilized to build a strong offense to be used the following Saturday against our ancient rivals. Score 26-0. 165 October 29. Shippensburg, the biggest game of the year. The team traveled to Cumberland Valley to play its old and bitter rival. It was Home-coming Day at Shippensburg, and all looked forward to a victory. The game was on and the outset showed that a hard struggle was to ensue. Strategy was employed by both sides but did not prove effective. The first half ended in a scoreless tie. The second half opened with a furious attack on Shippensburg and thrice did our team cross their line before they realized that we were the superior team. Shippensburg was now defeated and once more did West Chester assert its supremacy. It was a fitting close to the Athletic relations that existed between the two schools. Much of the success of the game was due to the loyal sup- port of the student body and our famous Lydia Pinkham band. November 5. Home again. Trenton proved to be a strong foe. For a long time it seemed as if it were anyone ' s game, but finally W. C. emerged at the top of a 7-0 score. November 12. Millersville — the last game at home. The score 430 indicated that we were easy winners. Everything was pointing to the coming game with great interest. November 19. The nemesis. The team traveled to Stroudsburg for the most decisive game of the year. Victory meant the State Champion- ship. Immediately after the start of the game the Shock Troops scored, then the Varsity was sent in. The first half ended in a 6-7 score. The second half was an exhibition of the most listless type of football ever played by our team. We had no spirit and defeat was inevitable. The game ended with Stroudsburg on the far end of a 13-6 score. Strouds- burg won the championship. To the victors belong the spoils. They fought the better fight and well deserved victory. Much credit must be given Coach MacGovern for his untiring ef- forts. The scrubs deserve mention for their work in building the fight- ing machine of Yellow Jackets. The team owes the greater part of its success to the excellent leadership of Captain Jack Stott. We com- mend faculty, student body, and band for their excellent support. With abundant material remaining and probably more to enter, we hope West Chester continues to hold its fame on the gridiron. 166 West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester RECORD West Grove . . Perkiomen . . . Beacom . . . . East Stroudsburg Beacom .... Hill School Westtown . . . FOR the first time at this school, Soccer is recognized as a minor sport in the field of athletics. Previous to this year, West Chester was represented by a soccer team, although there was no regular coach or a definite schedule. With the coming of Earle C. Waters, an experienced athletic coach, soccer became established as a permanent branch of athletics of the College. From the standpoint of the number of games won and lost, the team emerged with a mediocre record. However, if we are to consider some of the conditions under which the team played, the men must be commended for the fine spirit of play and sportsmanship. The outstanding players of the soccer season have been Captain Smedley, Jimmy Crawford, and Danny Rambo, although every member of the team deserves mention. Some day we hope this newly organized sport will have as many followers as football and basketball. 167 CONFERENCE CHAMPS Heintielman, Manager k m Hopkins BASKETBALL MacGovern, Coodi 169 i BASKETBALL THE HONOR of being the first State Teachers ' College basket- ball champions in Pennsylvania comes to West Chester. The team looked forward to earning this title at the very beginning of the season and did its utmost to get it. With practically every man back from the preceding year, and a wealth of new material, Coach MacGovern developed a fine aggrega- tion of basketball men. As in football, the schedule for the season was arranged with college teams. After several weeks of drill in the elements of the game, the team was prepared to face the most difficult schedule ever at- tempted by any Purple and Gold team. On January 14, the team opened its season by defeating the Schuylkill Javees. The score 37-24 indicated that a team of superior ability was in the process of being built. The following week, Keystone S. T. C. was given the short end of a 34-27 score. Then came the big upset. The team journeyed to the Palestra and gave the Penn. Javees their first defeat of the season. Penn., how- ever, atoned for its defeat several weeks later. F. and M. Frosh were next to bow to the Yellow Jackets. On February 25 the team registered its first victory against the ever-powerful Stroudsburg team. It was the first setback Stroudsburg ever received from West Chester in this sport. With Stroudsburg taken into camp, the state title was now within our grasp. The following Friday the team traveled to Mansfield and Lock Haven and gave the upstate boys a fine demonstration of basketball. The final game of the season was a classic, with Kutztown and the Yellow Jackets battling on even terms. The visitors had greatly im- proved since our last meeting and it was only in the last few minutes of the game that the Purple and Gold made victory sure. We were now State Champs ' in the true sense of the word. The team was built around the tall and rangy center, Smiling Cal Heller, Red Pearl and Ned Hopkins, two dead-shot forwards, Captain Dalton and Jack Stott, the guards. Heller and Pearl were the outstanding stars of the season. Others who saw service in many games were Donald, Moyer, Singer, Malloy, Minch, Troxell, and Dimm. With but a few men lost by graduation, the prospects for another championship seem excellent. 170 VARSITY BASKETBALL Singer, D;mm. Moyer. Troxell, Hemt:elman iMgr.i. Stott. Heller, Pearl, MacGovern (Coach), Minch, Malloy. Donald, Hopkins, Dalton ( Capt. I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL MacGovern (Coach), Aikens (Mgr.), Graham, Cox, Williams, Ramaley. Hohenshelt, Bennett, (Cepner 171 fc ' - TRACK SQUAD James Aikens Pole-vault Robert Alexander Shot- put Michael Bales Pole-vault Frank Bennett Discus Roy Bergey Pole-vault Charles Cunningham Hurdles Cletus Dutchman Mile Joseph George Dashes Harold Hunsberger Half-mile Harold Hontz High-jump Vernon Jackson Mile Wilmer Kunkle Mile Howard Moyer Dashes Malcolm Porter Quarter-mile relay Wilbur Schoff Quarter-mile relay Lindy Seltzer Quarter-mile relay Howard Siller Dashes Ernest Smedley Quarter-mile rela;y Norman Snyder Pole-vault John Stott Shot-put and discus Walter Trott Dashes and quarter-- Joseph Zekas Mile Coach Earl C. Waters Captain Walter Trott, Jr. Manager Andrew C. Bowdle 172 S TRACK SCHEDULE April 28 Penn Relays. May 4 Stroudsburg State Teachers College. May 5 University of Delaware. May 12 Allen town Preparatory School. May 19 Intercollegiates. Sigmries away. 173 S P TRACK ROSPECTS for a track team looked very good from the start of the season, but owing to the weather the material has been developed slowly. About thirty men answered the call for track candidates in the latter part of February, and since then each has trained diligently. The team seems to be very well balanced, having good representation on both the field and cinder- path. The Varsity relay team has not been selected to date but several men loom up as the possible sprinters, namely: Captain Trott, Smedley, Kunkle, Schoff, Moyer, Seltzer, and Porter. The relay team will be entered in the Penn Relays for its initial event of the season. If we win this, West Chester will be recognized as having the best Teachers ' College relay team in the state. The distance runners, Dutchman, Schoff, Hunsberger, Jackson, and Zekas are gradually getting in trim for their part. In the field events, we will be represented by several competent men. Stott, George, and Bennett, a trio of weight men, are among our consistent point-winners. Hontz, the new high-jump man, seems to fill that place well. In the pole-vault, Mickey Bales is out again to break records. Mickey has gained an envious re- putation by establishing several marks in the past season. The team has been entered in several meets besides the Penn Relays. On May 19, the first Intercollegiate Track Meet of the Teachers ' College will be held on our own Wayne Field. We hope that on this day West Chester again will assert her supremacy in Athletics. Without any meets to date, we cannot predict success for the team, but with such a group of spikers, victory at any meet seems inevitable. 174 LETTER MEN Clark Allison Anthony A. Angley Leo F. Atkinson Frank M. Bennett Michael S. Bales Raymond Bradley Charles F. Cox James B. Crawford Charles T. Cunningham Clarence H. Collins Eugene E. Deakins John J. Dalton, Captain of Bas etball Leroy F. Dimm Harry Donald Joseph E. George Michael Guido Carl A. Hankey Edward M. Hopkins George W. Hohenshelt Calvin R. Heller Norman H. Heintzelman, Manager Anthony S. Kuharsky David C. Lewis Howard G. Moyer Arnold E. Malloy Fred W. Orth Herbert Pearl Daniel F. Rambo George G. Reim- Maurice S. Singer Ernest R. Smedley John E. Stott, Captain of Football Winfield Thompson Walter Trott, Captain of Trac Paul S. Troxell Charles Weidner Charles A. Zambetti Joseph A. Zekas Honorary Letter Man, James F. MacGovern 175 UPPER CLASS ACADEMIC HOCKEY TEAM Haas, A., Schoonover, R Right Wing Bray, I., Percy, M Right Inside Keighton, M. (Captain) Center Forward Gilbert, J Left Inside Unruh, M Left Wing Focht, E Right Halfback, Sorber, M Center Halfback, Smith, A., MacDonald, E Left Halfback, Maltby, E Right Fullback, Colflesh, D Left Fullback, Matlack, E Coal Splendid individual skill but too little unity. ' Eleanor V. Searing, Coach Received Numerals 176 FRESHMAN ACADEMIC HOCKEY TEAM Gerhart, J Right Wmg Roper, D. (Captain) Right Imide Bergey, E Center Forward Moyer, C Left Inside Artley, D Left Wing Spencer, C Right Halfbac Burns, M Center Halfbac Brenner, C, Speakman, A. ... Left Halfback Lynch, E Right Fullback, Snyder, L Left Fullback Graybill, A Goal Tour material is good. Team-wor is what you need. Eleanor V. Searing, Coach Receive J Numerals 177 SENIOR HEALTH EDUCATION HOCKEY TEAM Miller, M Right Wing Rhodes, C. . . . Right Inside Roth, M Center Forward Johnson, F Left Inside Ganges, D. (Manager) . . Left Wing Pursell, B Right Halfback, Jones, H Center Ha fbac Hursh, E. . . . Left Halfback Oyler, P Right Fullback, VanLoon, C. . Left Fullback Sundel, B . . Goal Henning, M Substitute Small m numbers, large in ability to overcome obstacles. Alice C. Schriver, Coach Received Numerals 178 SOPHOMORE HEALTH EDUCATION HOCKEY TEAM Curran, M Right Wing Airey, H., Laubach, R. Right Inside Mosteller, M . , Center Forward Miles, M Left Inside Malsbury, M Left Wing Gualco, A., Stevenson, D Right Halfbac Terrells, E Center Halfbac Ivory, M., Walker, R. . Left Halfbac Hauch, L., Keller, J. . . Right Fullbac Will, H., Evans, E. . . Left Fullbac Wh.te, R Goal Rauch, E Manager Good losers m a eenly contested tournament. Alice C. Schriver, Coach ' Received Numcr.ils 179 7 FRESHMAN HEALTH EDUCATION HOCKEY TEAM INTRA-MURAL HOCKEY CHAMPIONS, FALL, 1923 Reacan, C Right Wing Shaw, E. (Manager) Right Inside Walters, M Center Forward Lehecka, A Left Inside Asnii , D Left Wing Miller, M., Harrison, A Right Halfback, Lincoln, R Center Halfback. Breitinger, E Left Halfback. Cooper, M. (Manager) Right Fullback Landis, J Left Fullback Eby, F Goa! ' A group of fighters who through their determination captured the ' W crown. Alice C. Schriver, Coach Received Letters ISO UPPER CLASS ACADEMIC BASKETBALL TEAM Schenkevech, M Forward Wilson, F. (Captain) . ,. . Forward Ovler, M Center Sorber, M Side Center Chandler, E Guard Percy, M Guard Maltby, E Guard Tour open, clean game is the finest type of basketball. Eleanor V. Searing, Coach Received Numerals 181 FRESHMAN AC ADEMIC BASKETBALL TEAM Roper, D Forward Williams, J. (Captain) ... Forward Dolby, M Forward Rounsley, M Forward Ruth, M Center Bergey, E Center Speakman, L Center Shelley, D Side Center Phillips, I Side Center Kilgallen, M Side Center Smith, A Guard Willis, R Giuird ' Burns, M Guard Lewis, M Guard A most but not quite. Ma e the best of your chances next year. Eleanor V. Searing, Coach Received Numerals 182 s SENIOR HEALTH EDUCATION BASKETBALL TEAM Johnson, F Forward Sundel, B. (Manager) ... Forward Pursell, B Center Rhodes, C Side Center Miller, M Side Center Oyler, P. (Captain) . . Guard Van Loon, C Guard Hursh, E Guard Henning, M. . ... Substitute Ganges, D Substitute Jones, H Substitute A though defeated, your spirit of loyalty was a victory in itself. Alice C. Schriver, Coach •Received Numerals 183 SOPHOMORE HEALTH EDUCATION BASKET- BALL TEAM BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Hauck, L Forward Terrells, E. (Captain) .... Forward Will, H Forward Rauch, E Center Mosteller, M Side Center Gualco, A Side Center Laubach, R. (Managet) . . . Side Center Ivory, M Guard Stevenson, D Guard Miles, M Guard Malsbury, M Guard Keller, J Substitute Deserving victors in a battle crowded with strategic play. Alice C. Schriver, Coach ' Received Letters 184 FRESHMAN HEALTH EDUCATION BASKETBALL TEAM Dotter, V Forward Fulmer, D Forward Reagan, M. (Captain) . . . Forward Harrison, A Center Heastings, R Center Cooper, M Side Center Reagan, C Side Center Breitinger, E Guard Miller, L Guard Shaw, E Guard Foreman, R Substitute Asnip, D Manager Energetic in competition and sportsmanh e in defeat. Alice C. Schriver, Coach Received Numerals 185 INTRADURAL HOCKEY TOURNAMENT FALL, 1927 Won Lost Tied Freshman Academic 1 1 1 Upper Class Academic 1 3 o Freshman Health Education . . . . 3 o o Sophomore Health Education .1 2 o Senior Health Education 2 2 o Champions: Freshman Health Education INTRA-MURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Upper Class Academic . . Freshman Academic . . . Freshman Health Education . Sophomore Health Education Senior Health Education . . Champions: Sophomore Health Education SWIMMING MEET, 1928 Place Points Freshman Health Education . . . . ist 23 Freshman Academic 2nd 11 Senior Primary 3rd g}4 Sophomore Health Education . . . 4th gyi Senior Health Education 5th 1 Freshman Primary 6th 1 Individuals Points Group Edith Bergey 11 }4 Freshman Academic Elizabeth Terrells jyi Sophomore Health Education Annabelle Krupp 6 2 Senior Primary Dorothy Asnip Edith Bergey Ethel Breitinger Martha Cooper Elizabeth Eby Ann Harrison Lois Hauch LETTER WOMEN Marcell Ivory Julia Landis Alice Lehecka Ruth Lincoln Mary Miller Mabel Mosteller Elizabeth Rauch Carol Reagan Betty Shaw Dorothy Stevenson Elizabeth Terrells Mardett Walters Helen Will i FIELD S. T. C. VIEWS 187 WAITERS Head Waiter John Stott Assistant Waiters . . . Michael Bales Paul Troxell ' They also serve who only stand and trait. — Milton 188 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Principal Norman W. Cameron Dean of Instruction Lester K. Ade Dean of Women Anna E. Smith Assistant Dean of Men .... Margaret R. Smith Dean of Men Clarence L. McKelvie Registrar George S. Roberts WEST CHESTER STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE FACULTY, 1927 1928 Ade, Lester K State Teachers College, West Chester, Pa. Anderson, Robert F Rosedale Avenue, West Chester, Pa. Bliss, James G 424 Price Street, West Chester, Pa. Bretz, William E 23,24 Green Street, Harnsburg, Pa. Broadhead, Leone E 707 Monroe Street, New Castle. Pa. Bull, Elsie O Delta, Pa. Burnet, Margaret M 4435 Lucerne Avenue, Madisonville, Ohio. Cameron, Norman W 236 East Biddle Street, West Chester, Pa. Clark, Mary E Lock Haven, Pa. Cochran, Alice A 514 South High Street. Wc t Chester, Pa. Connell, Mary Ebensburg, Pa. Cromwell, Arthur D South Church Street, West Chester, Pa. Cropsey, Isadore E u,V 2 Carlisle Avenue, Utica, N. Y. Farnham, Marion Needham, Mass. Fleming, Ira 308 Ash Street. Ridgway, Pa. Free, L. Forrest 525 South Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Geyer, Flo 68 South Second Street, Chamhersburg, Pa. Glance, M. Mary 620 North Vine Street, Hazleton, Pa. Glenn, Vanessa New York, N. Y. Goshen, Anne M 7209 Elmwood Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Graves, Marian G Castile, N. Y. Greenwood, Thelma J Carlisle, Pa. Grier, Norman M Pittsburgh, Pa. Heathcote, Charles W 215 South Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Hosmer, Lou E 1010 Harrison Street, LaPorte, Pa. Jefferis, Angelina W Stevensville, Mich. Kreisher, Margaret A Catawissa, Pa. 189 ) Lamborn, Hazel L 500 South High Street, West Chester , Pa. Lewis, J. Arthur 18 Price Street, West Chester, Pa. Low, Lida J 2880 Broadway, New York, N. Y. McCarthy, Grace D. . Care of Mrs. S. G. Surratt, Box 35, Panhandle, Texas. McKelvie, Clarence L Kennett Square, Pa. McMunn, Mrs. Nancy C. Wilkinsburg, Pa. MacGovern, James F 121 Linden Street, West Chester, Pa. Markley, M. Evelyn Fairview Village, Pa. Menhennett, Winheld, W. .118 South Walnut Street, West Chester, Pa. Morgan, Mrs. Lola M 268 Prospect Street, East Orange, N. J. Newman, Mrs. Maud B State Teachers College, West Chester, Pa. Patchel, Ernest A., Jr. 2425 South Rosewood Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Reese, Mary Taylor, Pa. Remington, Mrs. Dorothy C. .4 Fair View Heights, Rochester, N. Y. Rice, S. Constance Heathsville, Va. Roberts, George S. . . . State Teachers College, West Chester, Pa. Sauer, Ethel M ... State Teachers College, West Chester, Pa. Schmidt, Gertrude K 211 Handy Street, New Brunswick, N. J. Schriver, Alice C. . Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. Scott, Katherine H. . 313 South High Street, West Chester, Pa. Searing, Eleanor V 155 Crescent Avenue, Plainfield, N. J. Sipple, M. Gertrude Olney, Philadelphia, Pa. Smith, Anna E 137 West Holland Street, Summit Hill, Pa. Smith, Margaret R 626 Benoni Avenue, Fairmont, W. Va. Stabler, Mrs. Ida P Price Street, West Chester, Pa. Starkey, Foster H 124 Price Street, West Chester, Pa. Straszer, Adale Lee 30 Summit Avenue, Webster, Mo. Swope, Charles S Todd, Pa. Thompson, Richard N 125 Magnolia Street, West Chester, Pa. Tyson, S. Elizabeth Port Deposit, Md. Van Deusen, Bess E 1362 East 54th Street. Chicago, 111. Waters, Earle C. . . . State Teachers College, West Chester, Pa. Wilson, Josephine E. . . . . State Teachers College, West Chester, Pa. Zimmer, Edward, Jr 604 South High Street, West Chester, Pa. FACULTY MEMBERS ON LEAVE Elliott, Harriet A Berger Place, New Castle, Pa. Hausknecht, C. Edward . . 329 South High Street, West Chester, Pa. Heinemann, Marie M 80 Washington Square, E., New York, N. Y. Lee, Florence A Hillsboro, N. H. Schmucker, Dorothy M Rosedale Avenue, West Chester, Pa. 190 CLASS ROLLS STUDENTS IN TWO-YEAR CURRICULA FIRST YEAR STUDENTS J ame Address Adler, Frieda E 620 North 2d St., Allentown, Pa. Albertson, Adalaide E 512 Laurel Rd., Yeadon, Pa. Albright, Evelyn A 818 North gth St., Allentown, Pa. Alleman, Thelma 1 255 Pine St., Millersburg, Pa. Alpert, Ruth B 521 Colfax Ave., Scranton, Pa. Ammon, Florence E 926 Heslep Ave., Donoro, Pa. Anderson, Hazel R 241 West Union St., West Chester, Pa. Anderson, Irene G 1720 West Girard Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Anderson, Ruth E Delta, Pa. Astheimer, Mary Royersford, Pa. Backensto, Esther M 1351 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. Ball, Lila E 627 South Bowman Ave., Menon, Pa. Ballantine, Evelyn G 44 Jarrett Ave., Rockledge, Pa. Banker, Florence A 309 Maple Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Barbieri, Kathryn M 7701 Woodlawn Ave., Melrose Park, Pa. Barnard, Elizabeth E 330 West Main St., Coatesville, Pa. Barr, Lucille M 104 Main St., Pine Grove, Pa. Barry, Mary E 120 West St., Williamstown, Pa. Beatty, Mildred A 500 Swarthmore Ave., Ridley Park, Pa. Beaver, Joyce E Millerstown, Pa. Bech, Louise E Glatfelter, Pa. Beckett, Margaret H 10 Scott Ave., Glenolden, Pa. Beddow, Lois C 156 Sunbury St., Minersville, Pa. Bell, Madeline M 427 Logan St., Lewistown, Pa. Bell, Mildred 1 240 Walnut St., Bristol, Pa. Bender, Mildred 1 317 Chestnut St., Pottstown, Pa. Bennetch, Helen S 920 Chestnut St., Lebanon, Pa. Bennett, Henrietta W Wycombe, Pa. Bennett, Libbye T 2121 Edgemont Ave., Chester, Pa. Berger, Bertha E 528 Walnut St., Freeland, Pa. Bergey, Edith M Edgely St., Bristol, Pa. Biagioni, Mary S 108 North Main Ave., Scranton, Pa. Bickel, Dorothy 169 Pennabaker Ave., Lewistown, Pa. Blackburn, Kathryn E New Pans, Pa. Boens, Ethel M R. D. 2, Elverson, Pa. Boland, Anna C 2628 Perkiomen Ave., Mt. Penn, Pa. Bond, Marion D 151 South 4th St., Coatesville, Pa. Bonsall, Ruth W Media, Pa. Boogar, Margaret P 9th Ave., and Starr St., Phcenixville, Pa. Boss, Florence A Kennett Square, Pa. Bougher, Madeline 811 Maple Ave., Barnesboro, Pa. Bowers, Hilda M 631 Williams St., Pen Argyl, Pa. Bowman, Jean 1 132 South 14th St., Allentown, Pa. Bowman, Verna M Cornwall, Pa. Boyer, Charlotte E 1024 East Philadelphia St., York, Pa. 191 Name Address Boyle, Mary L 4525 Sansom St., Philadelphia, Pa. Brenner, Catharine R 248 East Springettsburg Ave., York, Pa. Bright, Helen A Bernville, Pa. Brinton, Leonore W 213 West Miner St., West Chester, Pa. Brizer, Eva J 417 North Webster Ave., Scranton, Pa. Brown, M. Dorothy Unionville, Pa. Brown, Pearl C 517 East South St., Kennett Square, Pa. Buchanan, Marie C 7763, Wayne Ave., Highland Park, Pa. Burgner, Helen B Bryn Mawr, Pa. Burke, Helen A. . . . . 125 Moyallen St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Burket, Evelyn I North Market St., Martinsburg, Pa. Burkholder, Hazel M Centre Hall, Pa. Burns, Margaret M. . . . . 400 Creswell St., Ridley Park, Pa. Caiola, Rachel M 842 Smith St., Norristown, Pa. Caldwell, Lois 122 Elmwood Ave., Narberth, Pa. Cannon, Sara D . 144 Railroad St., Summit Hill, Pa. Carapella, Lydia C 433 Turner St., Allentown, Pa. Carpenter, Mildred H 606 Clay Ave., Scranton, Pa. Castle, Mildred A. . . . . R. D. 1, Sellersville, Pa. Cataldo, Lucile P. 158 South Cedar St., Hazleton, Pa. Cawley, Margaret L 224 West Drinker St., Dunmore, Pa. Chandler, Catharine L 430 North 22nd St., Allentown, Pa. Chase, Elizabeth J 325 West Locust St., Clearfield, Pa. Christman, Ellen S 212 West High St., Womelsdorf, Pa. Christman, Florence M 160 South 2d St., Lehighton, Pa. Clair, Regina M 456 North Pennsylvania Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Cole, Almeda P 25 Timpson St., Ashley, Pa. Connors, Mary R Mam St., Mahanoy Plane, Pa. Cornell, Marianne J Eureka, Pa. Cox, Gladys R 11 South Church St., West Chester, Pa. Coxhead, Isabelle Y West Ridley Ave., Ridley Park, Pa. Coyle, Anna B 13 Main St., Shaft, Pa. Crawford, Mary H ng South Clifton Ave., Alden, Pa. Cruttenden, Arlene M Main St., Mansfield, Pa. Curran, Elizabeth J .2 Edison St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Currey, Marian M 326 West Washington St., West Chester, Pa. Dautle, Gladys L 49 Franklin Ave., Rcsemont, Pa. Davidheiser, Mabel N Gilbertsville, Pa. Davis, Vera M 253 State St., Nanticoke, Pa. Dennis, Grace E 613 Pen Argyl Ave., Pen Argyl, Pa. Devenney, Elizabeth M 5128 Westminster Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Dewees, Martha L R. D., Malvern, Pa. Dolby, Mary E 106 Woodland Ave., Coatesville, Fa. Donnelly, F. Josephine no West Moreland Ave., Hatboro, Pa. Douglass, C. Jean 448 South York Rd., Willow Grove, Fa. Downie, Sara A 602 Union St., McKeesport, Pa. Doyle, Mary B Branch Dale, Pa. Dragotta, Mary 344 North 2d St., Allentown, Pa. Dreibelbis, Mae E 218 North St., Millersburg, Pa. Drummond, Elmira S 872 North 47th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 192 j w T ame Address Duff, Florence M 309 South Chester Rd., Swarthmore, Fa. Eavenson, Eleanor W 25 Elizabeth St., Christiana, Pa. Ede, Anna F 423 West Main St., Pen Argyl, Pa. Edwards, Dorothy M 1348 State St., Harrisburg, Pa. Edwards, Julia A. . . ... Cornwall, Pa. Edwards, Mildred A. . 11S Waller St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Eicherly, Ruth M 748 Walnut St., Columbia, Pa. Ellowitch, Jeanette M 579 South Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Engler, Doretta 1 1231 South Market St., Nanticoke, Pa. Eshleman, Rachel E Denver, Pa. Evans, Ethel M. ... 405 Haverford Place, Swarthmore, Pa. Evans, Hazel M 1 301 Delaware Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. Evans Ida E 15 Ross St., Kingston, Pa. Evans, Ruth E 1371 Capouse Ave., Scranton, Pa. Fasnacht, Mildred J 455 Market St., Millersburg, Pa. Fawcett, Elizabeth J Christiana, Pa. Felthoff, Kathryn 901 Penn Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. Ferry, Gertrude M 142 East Mine St., Hazleton, Pa. Fisher, Edith A Delta, Pa. Fitzgerald, Anna L River Rd., Yardley, Pa. Flail, Bertha M 361 Front St., Pottsville, Pa. Fleck, Sara 1 606 Church St., Huntingdon, Pa. Flinchbaugh, Pervilla E Main St., Windsor, Pa. Fogel, Elizabeth 418 Poplar St., Philadelphia, Pa. Foreman, Mary E 515 West Main, Waynesboro, Pa. Fox.. Mae V R. D. 2, Doylestown, Pa. Francis, Mary E. ... 149 East Taylor St., Taylor, Pa. Frantz, Hazel K 709 American St., Catasauqua, Pa. French, Esther R Box 85, Fort Washington, Pa. Frey, Althea M 1304 Spring St., Bethlehem, Pa. Fry, Virginia G 636 East Philadelphia St., York, Pa. Furness, Mary C . Erwinna, Pa. Gallagher, Catherine 1 354 Center St., Freeland, Pa. Galt, Barbara A 830 Dellwood St., Bethlehem, Pa. Gaughan, E. Leah . . . Mahanoy Plane, Pa. Geary, Ella M Locust Gap, Pa. Gee, Helen C 73 Union Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Geibel, Marian L 202 Logan St., Lewistown, Pa. Geisel, Ruth C 372 North First St., Lehighton, Pa. George, Emma S 340 Spruce St., Steelton, Pa. Gerber, Margaret L 1152 Edson Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Gerhart, Jessie M 610 Park Ave., Perkasie, Pa. Geuther, Martha E Brownsville Rd., Trevose, Pa. Gilman, Lois A 218 Cocoa Ave., Hershey, Pa. Glazer, Nettie J Lackawanna St., Olyphant, Pa. Gleason, Mary V 18 Prospect Ave., Scranton, Pa. Glosser, Freda R 247 Tioga St., Johnstown, Pa. Golatz, Erna J 326J4 Ridge Ave., Allentown, Pa. Golden, Mary A 328 South Webster Ave., Scranton, Pa. Goodwin, Dolores E 458 Allwen Drive, Dayton, Ohio. 193 ■Name Address Graver, Margaret A 318 Stedman Ave., Lehighton, Pa. Graybill, Alice V 604 Shoemaker Ave., Jenkintown, Pa. Green Olive R 1717 North 21st St., Philadelphia, Pa. Griffee, Kathryn F 307 Walnut St., Bristol, Pa. Grim, Dorothy S 140 South 13th St., Allentown, Pa. Groft, Jane Boyertown, Pa. Gross, Florence W 206 North 14th St., Allentown, Pa. Gurzynski, Pauline L 118 Liberty St., Catasauqua, Pa. Haas, Gladys A 16 West Front St., Summit Hill, Pa. Hanson, Mildred A Ludlow, Pa. Harley, Elizabeth C 605 East 13th St., Chester, Pa. Harper, Florence B 425 George St., Pen Argyl, Pa. Haughey, Anne K Jeddo, Pa. Heller, Grace E 321 Laurel St., Mmersville, Pa. Hepburn, Cecelia E 2702 Ann St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hervey, Ruth A Glen Loch, Pa. Hickey, Kathryn E 22 West Miner St., West Chester, Pa. Hicks, Ruth C 542 13th Ave., Moore, Pa. Hildt, Marian M 44 North 2d St., Emaus, Pa. Hoats, Claire M 26 South nth St., Alkntown, Pa. Hoenes, Virginia A 425 North Center St., Corry, Pa. Hoffman, Helen L North Mam St., Falls Creek, Pa. Hollenbach, Ruth H . 525 North 1 ith St., Allentown, Pa. Holmes, Dorothy M 1728 Carnation St., Harnsburg, Pa. Hopkins, Cecilia M 435 Leedom St., Jenkintown, Pa. Hudson, Mary L 150 West Osborne St., Johnstown, Pa. Hughes, Grace E 722 Wheeler Ave., Scranton, Pa. Hughes, Margaret 1816 Capouse Ave., Scranton, Pa. Hughes, Margaret C 343 Crown St., Mornsville, Pa. Hughes, Mary C 603 North 64th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Hughes, Rebecca D 132 Brandywine Ave., Dowmngtown, Pa. Humphreys, Margaret 328 Academy St., Warrior Run, Pa. Huston, Clara J Williamson School, Pa. Hutton, Louise H 419 North Walnut St., West Chester, Pa. ackson, Emily B Umonville, Pa. ames, Irene A 215 Shaw Ave., Lewistown, Pa. effries, Louise K 35 East Bertsch St., Lansford, Pa. endricks, Matilda 161 South Main, Nazareth, Pa. enkins, Gwendolyn L 1 146 Eynon St., Scranton, Pa. enkins, Mary J 1215 Swetland St., Scranton, Pa. ohnson, Estellena 400 East Barnard St., West Chester, Pa. ones, Beatrice M 76 Hartford St., Ashley, Pa. ones, Elva W 103 North Main St., Taylor, Pa. ones, Frances 222 South Matlack St., West Chester, Pa. ones, Margaret H 181 Green St., Edwardsville, Pa. ordan, M. Isabelle Stewartstown, Pa. Joyce, Margaret C 3229 Birney Ave., Mmooka, Pa. Katz, Anna L Church St., and Lewis Rd., Royersford, Pa. Kays, Margaret M 231 Bloom St., Dunmore, Pa. Kehoe, Margaret M 712 7th Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. 194 ' • ? [ame Address Kelley, Lucy C 1012 Seneca St., Bethlehem, Pa. Kelly, Elizabeth M 503 School St., Minersville, Pa. Kemmerer, Carrie V Nazareth Pike, Bethlehem, Pa. Kennedy, Helen M 134 North Jardin St., Shenandoah, Pa. Kersavage, Alice E 253 Susquehanna St., Forest City, Pa. Keylor, Arline M 1 14 Walnut Ave., Ardmore, Pa. Kilgallen, Ma ry B 400 Cresewell St., Ridley Park, Pa. Kilonsky, Marion M 904 North Mam St., Forest City, Pa. Klopp, L. Dorothy Penn Ave., Robesonia, Pa. Koch, Ruth D 605 Fern Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Kocher, Frances A 33 North 13th St., Allentown, Pa. Krakusin, Rose L 30 North Pine St., Hazleton, Pa. Kropp, Anna L 49 Perkins St., Plains, Pa. Kuntz, Ruth A 1234 Church St., Reading, Pa. Lamb, Isabel M 632 West Chestnut St., Shamokin, Pa. Larkin, Ruth B Downingtown, Pa. Larson, Helen E 1322 Arch St., Nornstown, Pa. Laub, Earl 610 Broad St., Emaus, Pa. Lee, Martha E 616 North New St., Allentown, Pa. Leffler, Estelle I Adamstown, Pa. Lewis, Ethel T R. D. 2, West Grove, Pa. Lewis, Marion B 607 Market St., Bangor, Pa. Lindemuth, Esther E Mount Joy, Pa. Loftus, Nan E 1 North Brooklyn, Carbondale, Pa. Love, Elizabeth R Dallas, Pa. Lowery, Helen D 1826 Centre St., Ashland, Pa. Ludwig, Florence R R. D. 2, Douglassville, Pa. Ludwig, M. Grace Sinking Spring, Pa. Lynk, Genevieve M 819 West Poplar St., York, Pa. McAndrew, Mary V 608 North Lincoln Ave., Scranton, Pa. McClellan, Mary L Elkview, Pa. McClenaghan, Mary E 921 Bartram Ave., Collmgdale, Pa. McCloskey, Magdalene 6 Harvin Rd., Highland Park, Pa. McCollam, Helen L 309 North Penn St., York, Pa. McConnell, Ruth A R. D. 2, Bristol, Pa. McCrossin, Margaret M. . . Irvana, Pa. McCullough, Helen Chatwood, West Chester, Pa. McDonough, Mary L 35 Worral St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. McFadden, Alice G 636 8th Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. McGeehan, Anne S 74 Church St., Jeddo, Pa. McLain, Gwendolyn C 514 Lee St., Portage, Pa. McPherson, Laura Nornstown, 2, Pa. McQuaide, Margaret J 5th and Rutledge Aves., Folsom, Pa. MacCracken, Jean 806 Quincy Ave., Scranton, Pa. MacMillan, Ruth F 1 216 Folsom Ave., Moores, Pa. MacNamee, Virginia E Pocopson, Pa. Madden, Catherine J 37 Division St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Magovern, Ella J 117 South Lincoln Ave., Scranton, Pa. Marsh, Gertrude E R. D. 1, West Chester, Pa. Mason, Hattie C 8 Hill St., Upland, Pa. 195 4 7 Name Address Mather, Janet E 335 Market St., Berwick, Pa. Mayer, Catherine E 30 North 10th St., Reading, Pa. Megargel, Vera R .73 Mam St., Jeddo, Pa. Mellott, Joyce 138 Hansen Terrace, Collingdale, Pa. Miller, Dorothy M. . Main St., Red Hill, Pa. Miller, Gladys M. Biglerville, Pa. Miller, Louise J 1807 Vine St., Scranton, Pa. Miller, S. Louise 646 West Princess St., York, Pa. Miller, Luzetta A State St., Millersburg, Pa. Mirth, Edna E 646 North Front St., Allentown, Pa. Mitchell, Gladys E. . . . 891 3d St., Fullerton, Pa. Mohr, Helen D 815 Greenwich St., Reading, Pa. Moll, Dorothy C 631 Noble St., Norristown, Pa. Mongan, Grace E. . . .... 107 Collins St., Dunmore, Pa. Mood, Dorothy Y 140 Lacey St., West Chester, Pa. Mood, A. Ruth 40 5th St., Perkasie, Pa. Moody, Mary C 451 Lincoln St., York, Pa. Mooney, Alice I Delaware Ave., Palmerton, Pa. Moore, Anna N Lionville, Pa. Moore, Cordelia M 507 Halstead Ave., Dickson, Pa. Moore, Elizabeth 112 Price St., West Chester, Pa. Moran, Lucy 5th St., Minersville, Pa. Moran, Mary A. . . . . . 209 Market St., Tamaqua, Pa. Morris, Josephine M. 312 Valley Rd., Coatesville, Pa. Moyer, Christine M. .... 193 West River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Moyer, Helen D 388 2d Ave., Phcenixville, Pa. Mullen, Dorothy A 508 1st Ave., Parkesburg, Pa. Murray, Dorothy E 347 Bridge St., Spring City, Pa. Murray, Isabel 1 242 West Main St., Coatesville, Pa. Muschlitz, Ruth E. . . . .... 322 Summit St., Bethlehem, Pa. Myers, Sara M Chalront, Pa. Newton, Sydney R 336 East 1st Ave., Malvern, Pa. Nicholas, Mary L 825 Central Ave., Chester, Pa. Nicholson, Esther A 163 1 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Pa. Offner, Alice E 437 East 3d St., Boyertown, Pa. O ' Neil, Margaret R 3027 West 10th St., Chester, Pa. Oshea, Dorothy R 502 Allen St., Allentown, Pa. Osolin, Valeria M 136 Grand Ave., Forest City, Pa. Overly, Arabelle M East Earl, Pa. Padgett, Elsie M 1618 West 9th St., Chester, Pa. Palmer, Helen B 115 Schanck Ave., Pen Argyl, Pa. Parks, Helen 1907 Fairview Ave., Easton, Pa. Parmer, Ruth A R. D. 2, Cochranville, Pa. Paton, Roberta D 312 Spring Garden St., Ambler, Pa. Patterson, Dorothy M Dallas, Pa. Pawling, Helen E 218 Charles St., Coatesville, Pa. Pedlow, Elizabeth W 711 West 7th St., Chester, Pa. Peirce, J. Grace Biddle Road, Paoli, Pa. Pennypacker, Martha M Elverson, Pa. Penrose, Dorothea E 120 South High St., West Chester, Pa. 196 Jiflme Address Pensyl, Dorothy E Elysburg, Pa. Phillips, Ida M 356 Grove St., Scranton, Pa. Phillips, Ruth B . 5j6 West id St., Hazleton, Pa. Pickett, Betty .6117 Columbia Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Pomicter, Sophie D. . 138-40 Plymouth St., Breslau, Pa. Powell, Marie H. . . . . . 1408 Linden St., Scranton, Pa. Price, Sarah R. . . . 36 South Potomac Ave., Waynesboro, Pa. Prinsky, Zelda J. . . 629 Main St., Avoca, Pa. Purdy, Ruth E . Dalton, Pa. Pusey, F. Katharine 1428 Powell St., Norristown, Pa. Pusey, Philena E R. D. 4, Coatesville, Pa. Pyle, Charlotte E. . 109 South 6th St., Darby, Pa. Pyle, Marian C. . . . . 327 Dean St., West Chester, Pa. Rank, Mary P. . . . 136 North East St., Williamstown, Pa. Rauzi, Eleanor R .36 South Wyoming St., Hazleton, Pa. Redington, Winifred F. - 14 Sterling Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Regan, Helen M .251 South Grant St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Remaley, Marguerite G. . 181 2 Farview St., Easton, Pa. Renner, Dorothy H. . 117 South Woodlawn Ave., Aldan, Pa. Reppert, Charlotte A. 1037 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. Revell, Flora E. . . . .50 Summitt Ave., Clifton Heights, Pa. Rice, Marjorie B 725 North Penn Ave., Mornsville, Pa. Rickabaugh, Elizabeth Main St., Millerstown, Pa. Rickwine, Edith L. . . . 445 West Main St., New Holland, Pa. Rigg, Helen M 1 26 West Market St., West Chester, Pa. Rinehart, Ruth A R. D. 3, Pottstown, Pa. Rineheimer, Frances A 647 Carey Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Ritter, Mildred A 1845 Ferry St., Easton, Pa. Rittersbach, Louise P 85 Hanover St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Robbins, Ethel E 1 525 Madison Ave., Dunmore, Pa. Robertson, Alice E Emeigh, Pa. Robinhold, E. Catherine Port Clinton, Pa. Robinhold, Martha C Port Clinton, Pa. Robinson, Margaret M Honey Brook, Pa. Rodgers, Evelyn A. . . . . . Quarryville, Pa. Rohlfing, Grace E. . . 710 North St., East Mauch Chunk, Pa. Rosen, Dorothy E. . . . . Parkerford, Pa. Rosenberg, Rosella 149 Main St., Ridgway, Pa. Rosenberger, Helen F. . . . . . 125 South 5th St., Perkasie, Pa. Rothenberger, Helen E. R. D. i. Temple, Pa. Ruddy, Rose P 127 North Meade St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Ruth, Miriam R 317 Penn Ave., Sinking Spring, Pa. Sanders, Margaret M. . . 358 Butler St., Dunmore, Pa. Satterthwait, Mildred E. .18 Oakland Ave., West Grove, Pa. Saylor, Natalie G 122 Albemarle Ave., Landsowne, Pa. Saylor, Ruth .... . 503 Cherry St., Norristown, Pa. Scanlon, Mary E. . . 1 1 39 West Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa. Schaffer, I. Louise 740 Grace St., Williamsport, Pa. Schanley, Marie C .101 Walnut St., Boyertown, Pa. Schick, Betty T 538 Pease St., Hazleton, Pa. 197 ) Name Address Schoser, Ruth E 337 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa. Schroll, Catherine V 1632 East Market St., York, Pa. Scott, Hazel M 2428 Derry St., Harnsburg, Pa. Seaboldt, Ruth M Suplee, Pa. Seibert, Mary L 371 East South St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Sell, Anna 107 Conway Ave., Narberth, Pa. Sellers, C. Valeria Goshen Apt., West Chester, Pa. Sharp, Dorothy A 1021 Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, Pa. Shaw, A. Esther Toughkenamon, Pa. Shawfield, Eleanor M 1619 Derry St., Harnsburg, Pa. Shawman, Janet C Carson College, Flourtown, Pa. Sheaff er, Esther 1 206 Market St., Highspire, Pa. Shelley, Dorothee S 71 Hillside Ave., Souderton, Pa. Shema, Frances C 101 5 North Main St., Forest City, Pa. Sherk, Emmatine 235 North 14th St., Harrisburg, Pa. Shindler, Charlotte R Red Lion, Pa. Shontz, Hannah M 45 North Marshall St., Shamokin, Pa. Singer, Marjorie R 413 East Lancaster Ave., St. Davids, Pa. Sittler, Madeline L 1917 Green St., Allentown, Pa. Slamon, Marie T 318 North Washington St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Smith, Ardean T 234 North Maine St., Red Lion, Pa. Smith, Arlene S 113 West Goepps St., Bethlehem, Pa. Smith, R. Irene 600 Sharpless St., West Chester, Pa. Smith, Thelma 1 1 178 Murray St., Forty Fort, Pa. Smith, Vera C 8 West Dewart St., Shamokin, Pa. Somers, Miana R R. D. 3, Quakertown, Pa. Souder, Verna M 617 Race St., Perkasie, Pa. Speakman, Lellis Oakbourne, Pa. Spencer, Catharine M 615 Woodland Ave., Cheltenham, Pa. Squire, Anna M 330 Prospect St., Phcenixville, Pa. Steinmetz, Una E 211 Hanover Ave., Allentown, Pa. Stewart, Rae A 715 Ormond Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Strausser, Margaret M 307 Laurel St., Pottsville, Pa. Strayer, Mary J 1 39 Linden Ave., Rutledge, Pa. Strickler, Elizabeth J 432 First Ave., Parkesburg, Pa. Sullivan, Lillian M 273 Cumberland St., Harnsburg, Pa. Sullivan, Mary E 273 Cumberland St., Harrisburg, Pa. Stuby, Juanita A 117 Weaver St., Clearfield, Pa. Supplee, Anna Cedars, Pa. Swanson, Ethel L Ludlow, Pa. Taylor, Frances E 126 Oley St., Reading, Pa. Thomas, Martha E 247 Melrose Ave., East Lansdowne, Pa. Thomas, Mary L Center St., Wind Gap, Pa. Thomas, M. Thomazin Whitford, Pa. Thompson, Alta F Ransom, Pa. Tiemann, Mamie J Frazer, Pa. Tole, Beatrice M 11 29 Chestnut St., Darby, Pa. Tomlinson, Ethel E R. D. 1, Langhorne, Pa. Trimmer, Dorothy Loganville, Pa. Trosino, Estelle A Woodlyn, Pa. 198 § V J ame Address Trout, Anna M 509 Mauch Chunk, Pottsville, Pa. Upczak, Regina M 510 North 10th St., Reading, Pa. Vandever, Mildred M Chadds Ford, Pa. Vannoy, Wilma A Lincoln University, Pa. Visidy, Dolly M 45 Kedron Ave., Morton, Pa. Voltz, Mary E 114 Sharpless St., West Chester, Pa. Wagman, Theresa C 428 East Main St., Dallastown, Pa. Wagner, Florence H 367 3d Ave., Phcenixville, Pa. Wagner, Laura C 1529 Lehigh St., Easton, Pa. Walker, Gertrude M 515 Luzerne St., Scranton, Pa. Walker, Grace M R. D. 3, Newtown, Pa. Walker, Z. Frances New Centerville, Pa. Walsh, Martha J 470 Market St., Kingston, Pa. Wampole, Gladys K 176 Poplar St., Telford, Pa. Wamsher, Phyllis L 9th St., Perkasie, Pa. Ware, Helen C City Line and Bustleton Pike, Somerton, Pa. Washe, Anna H Cumbola, Pa. Watson, Evelyn F 29 South Church St., West Chester, Pa. Wealand, Marcella J 703 Chestnut St., Lebanon, Pa. Walls, Anna M R. D. 1, Embreeville, Pa. Weaver, Miriam E 28 South 3d St., Sunbury, Pa. Weinman, Florence 816 Boulevard Ave., Dickson City, Pa. Whalen, Catherine T Cumbola, Pa. White, Violet M 70 Carey Ave., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Whitely, Claire V 11 Shoemaker St., Forty Fort, Pa. Whitten, Josephine D 140 Montour Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Wible, M. Grace Three Springs, Pa. Wiegner, Mary E 505 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. Wilkins, Emma M 424 East Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Williams, Alice F 403 Chestnut Ave., Kingston, Pa. Williams, Audrey D 262 East Church St., Nanticoke, Pa. Williams, Eleanor B 73 Hartford St., Ashley, Pa. Williams, Elizabeth H 11 35 Rock St., Scranton, Pa. Williams, Jessie E 304 Harrison Ave., Scranton, Pa. Williamson, Kathryn F 1314 Astor St., Nornstown, Pa. Willis, Ruth D 334 North Bromley Ave., Scranton, Pa. Willits, Esther M Mohrsville, Pa. Wilson, Edna M Green St., Atglen, Pa. Wilson, Julia M R. D. 4, Coatesville, Pa. Wilson, Nancy A 1204 East Centre St., Mahanoy City, Pa. Wise, Mildred M 17 2d St., Minersville, Pa. Witmeyer, E. Mae 19 Cramby St., Manheim, Pa. Woods, Catherine C Locust Gap, Pa. Woolbert, Marie Church St., Dallas, Pa. Wright, Helen J 30 Loomis Park, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Yarowsky, Fannie 233 West Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa. Young, E. Marion 12 Plamfield Ave., Pen Argyl, Pa. Young, Iva M 322 West Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Zebley, Sara J Boothwyn, Pa. Zechman, Grace R 423 West Broad St., Tamaqua, Pa. Zendt, Marion D 219 East Broad St., Souderton, Pa. 199 STUDENTS IN FOUR-YEAR CURRICULA SECOND-YEAR JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS Hamc Address Bates, Nila E 27 West Union St., West Chester, Pa. Beilman, Mary 1 87 Hudson St., Hawley, Pa. Bell, Florence E R. D. 1, Carbondale, Pa. Bray, Isabelle Central Ave., East Bangor, Pa. Brennan, William J Box 85, R. D. 1, Pottsville, Pa. Campbell, Willard S., Jr R. D. 4, Phoenixville, Pa. Catterall, Jane E 404 Church St., Hawley, Pa. Collins, Clarence H York Rd., Hatboro, Pa. Connelly, Emma M. ... R. D. 1, Sunbury, Pa. Cuff, Margaret M 21 1 West Oak St., Shenandoah, Pa. Cullinane, Mary F 175 Poell Lane, Stonehurst, Pa. Diehl, Dorothy R 249 South Belvidere St., York, Pa. Dutchman, Cletus 427 Main St., Forest City, Pa. Dutton, Emma R. D., Box 80, Chester, Pa. Eachus, Ethel Y Ward, Pa. Garis, Frances A 626 Monroe St., Easton, Pa. Groff, Anna E 216 West Main St., New Holland, Pa. Heddon, Emily 1 236 Robert St., Nanticoke, Pa. Hoopes, Mabel M Highland Farm, West Chester, Pa. Hughes, Elizabeth 71 Spruce St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Hungerford, Dorothea A 126 York Rd., Hatboro, Pa. Johnson, Ruth E 310 South Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Kaplan, Henrietta S. 138 West Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Keen, K. Elizabeth 234 South 3d St., Oxford, Pa. Kimes, Ruth L Wall St., Spring City, Pa. Longacre, Wanda B 900 Edgewood Rd., Brookline, Pa. McCracken, I. Virginia R. D. 1, Chester, Pa. McHugh, Helen M 307 College Ave., Kingston, Pa. Maltby, Edith H 420 Essex Ave., Narberth, Pa. Matlack, Betty W 18 Park Rd., Llanerch, Pa. Morrison, Samuel B 1S03 South 6th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Nash, Dorothy M 377 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa. Oberender, Esther A Eagles Mere, Pa. Rasbridge, Charles T 4th St., Slatington, Pa. Reiff, H. Emily . . Buckingham Valley, Pa. Reusch, Lillian C 617 Hazle St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Russell, Elizabeth T 327 West Union St., West Chester, Pa. Saussaman, Nellie M 208 East St., Williamstown, Pa. Scott, Isaac A 402 Crown St., Mornsville, Pa. Snyder, Paula E 137 Lacey St., West Chester, Pa. Sorber, Margaret P 214 West Chestnut St., West Chester, Pa. Sotter, Hazel E 22 Beech St., Pottstown, Pa. Thompson, Winfield 113 Virginia Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Townsley, Isabel C 1923 West 3d St., Chester, Pa. Unruh, Mildred E 409 Ivins Ave., Oak Lane, Pa. Webster, Gwynne R. D. 5, Coatesville, Pa. Wilhour, Lena M Herndon, Pa. Williams, Mary M 8 Marcy Court, Ashley, Pa. 200 J ame Address Williams, Walter H 57 Munnequa Ave., Canton, Pa. Wilson, Florence S 9 Windsor Ave., Narberth, Pa. FIRST-YEAR JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS Alexander, Robert C 129 Virginia Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Alter, Sarah E 2.039 West Market St., Pottsville, Pa. Artley, Dorothy C 18 Latham Park, Oak Lane, Pa. Ax, Robert H . Lancaster Ave., Dowmngtown, Pa. Baker, Eleanor Blaine St., East Bangor, Pa. Bisky, Helen K Meshoppen, Pa. Bowers, Inez C 140 West Market St., West Chester, Pa. Brien, Virginia L R. D. 2, Lansdale, Pa. Bush, William M Oxford, Pa. Churchill, Mary 2017 Wallace St., Philadelphia, Pa. Clendenin, Dorothy J. . . . .17 South Church St., West Chester, Pa. Conard, Thomas P 5 5 East Stewart Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Cressman, Howard A Salfordville, Pa. Croll, Dorothy S .4 West 24th St., Chester, Pa. Denkins, Emma L 17 15 Catherine St., Chester, Pa. Denny, Katherine L 61 Greenfield Ave., Ardmore, Pa. Donnelly, William J 435 Maple Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Dunmore, Janet E Kimbe rton, Pa. Eichel, Elizabeth K 173 Lismore Ave., Glenside, Pa. Fitzpatrick, Joseph C 132 East Market St., Williamstown, Pa. Forrest, Kenneth E 246 West White St., Summithill, Pa. Griffith, Elizabeth C 400 West Barnard St., West Chester, Pa. Hagel, Edward A Cochranville, Pa. Hankey, Carl A 20 Church St., Hanover Green, Pa. Hay, Dorothy A 127 East Chestnut St., West Chester, Pa. Henry, William N 210 West White St., Summithill, Pa. Hill, Mary V 250 East Patterson St., Lansford, Pa. Hunsberger, Harold G. . . . Gilbertsville, Pa. Jones, Mary E 1335 West Norwegian St., Pottsville, Pa. Koch, Clara M 215 Bankway St., Lehighton, Pa. Kupke, Grace L Flourtown, Pa. Latoff, Amon S 568 Coates St., Coatesville, Pa. Litre, Alma Winburne, Pa. Lynch, Edna B West Grove, Pa. McCollom, Herbert F. . . . . . 3929 North 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa. McCord, M. Elizabeth ... . . Unionville, Pa. McCord, Mabel A . Unionville, Pa. Mack, Louise T 370 Noblet St., Sharon Hill, Pa. Margolf, Frederic C 19 South Church St., West Chester, Pa. Miller, Lillian R 505 First Ave., Parkesburg, Pa. Moore, Margaret C 200 North Chancellor St., Newtown, Pa. Morris, J. Everett Wheeler Blvd., Oxford, Pa. Peck, Eva L R. D., Jermyn, Pa. Pyle, H. Mary Malvern, Pa. Quay, Sara E 243 Church St., Phcenixville, Pa. 201 4 7 Name Addrea Raith, Mae V R. D. 4, Easton, Pa. Reiff, Willard G Skippack, Pa. Reynolds, Anne M Morns Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa. Roper, Dorothy E 2d St., Slatington, Pa. Rovner, Jennie 633 South Walnut St., West Chester, Pa. Rustic, Vincent T 9 Poplar St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Skirm, Charlotte M 914 North Pennsylvania Ave., Mornsville, Pa. Smith, Ruth E 335 Clay Ave., Scranton, Pa. Snyder, Leonore E 7744 Mill Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. Snyder, Norman J Seminary St., Pennsburg, Pa. Speed, Clara R Parksburg, Pa. Speed, Elizabeth G Limestone Rd., Parkesburg, Pa. Steckbeck, Catherine E 251 South 9th St., Lebanon, Pa. Swope, Ethylene R 55 Church St., Johnstown, Pa. Terhune, Mildred R 123 North 13th St., Easton, Pa. Thornton, Joseph A 210 Woodward St., Parsons, Pa. Toye, John F 4 Carroll St., Pittston, Pa. Tracey, Mary E R. D., Box 69, Pottsville, Pa. Valentine, Edith 1 130 East Barnard St., West Chester, Pa. Walker, Ruth Clark 425 Radcliffe St., Bristol, Pa. White, Anna H Newtown Square, Pa. White, Walter, Jr 115 Chestnut St., Downingtown, Pa. Williams, E. Henrietta Cochranville, Pa. Woolman, Bertha E 306 Ashbourne Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. STUDENTS IN FOUR-YEAR CURRICULA SECOND-YEAR HEALTH STUDENTS Aikens, James K 413 7th St., Juniata, Pa. Airy, Harriett A 519 Diamond St., Hazleton, Pa. Allison, Clark 311 Vassar Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Atkinson, Leo F Westwood St., Coatesville, Pa. Bowdle, Andrew C Marydel, Md. Brubacher, Amanda 226 Chestnut St., Lebanon, Pa. Crawford, James B West Grove, Pa. Curran, Mary D North Main St., Mercersburg, Pa. Donald, Harry Catawissa St., Nesquehoning, Pa. Evans, Elizabeth S 1006 Conemaugh Ave., Portage, Pa. George, Joseph E 318 8th Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Gualco, Anita M 122 North 18th St., Allentown, Pa. Guido, Michael 128 West Columbia Ave., Nesquehoning, Pa. Hauck, Lois A Neffsville, Pa. Henning, Margaret A 328 Washington Ave., Downingtown, Pa. Ivory, Marcella A 401 Grant St., Leechburg, Pa. Keller, June E 301 South 9th St., Lebanon, Pa. Kunkle, Wilmer E 4th St., Coplay, Pa. Laubach, Ruth C Easton Road, Riegelsville, Pa. Malsbury, Mary R 308 East 14th St., Ches ter, Pa. Miles, Mary I R. D. 3, West Chester, Pa. Mosteller, Mabel V 31 Dean St., West Chester, Pa. 202 ? dme Address Moyer, Howard Cleona, Pa. Rauch, Elizabeth M 32 West Broadway, Mauch Chunk, Pa. Roth, Mary E R. D. 2, Phillipsburg, N. J. Stevenson, Dorothy L 125 North Pine St., Lancaster, Pa. Terrells, Elizabeth E Dartmouth Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Walker, Ruth Ann 3509 New Queen St., Philadelphia, Pa. White, Betty S Springfield, Pa. White, Ruth O Green Lane, Pa. Will, Helen R 401 East Beech St., Hazleton, Pa. Worst, George R 833 North Jackson St., Media, Pa. FIRST-YEAR HEALTH STUDENTS Ashburn, William E 703 Walnut St., Darby, Pa. Asnip, Dorothy E Linden Lawn, Oreland, Pa. Boyd, Phillips L Parkesburg, Pa. Breitinger, Ethel L 802 Wayne Ave., Wyomissing, Pa. Clouser, Thomas W Market St., Freeport, Pa. Cooper, Martha R 636 East End Ave., Lancaster, Pa. Cox, Charles F Front St., Highspire, Pa. Cunningham, Charles T 181 3 Memphis St., Philadelphia, Pa. Deakins, W. Eugene 3125 Foronia St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Dimm, Leroy F 2028 North 5th St., Harnsburg, Pa. Dotter, Verna A 1606 Main St., Northampton, Pa. Eby, Elizabeth C 409 East Cumberland St., Lebanon, Pa. Foreman, Ruth E Box 376, Millersburg, Pa. Fulmer, Dora V 1529 Providence Ave., Chester, Pa. Garthwaite, Percy L Fourth St., DuBois, Pa. Glosser, Bessie Ruth 247 Tioga St., Johnstown, Pa. Graham, Van B Howard St., Jersey Shore, Pa. Harrison, Anne E 66 South Washington St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Heastings, M. Ruth 25th St., Camp Hill, Pa. Heller, Calvin R 368 Myers St., Steelton, Pa. Henry, Martha V 122 South West St., Allentown, Pa. Hickey, Dorothy M Lincoln University, Pa. Hohenshelt, George W 630 Muench St., Harnsburg, Pa. Hontz, Howard F 901 Birkbeck St., Freeland, Pa. Humphreys, Arvonia 627 Pleasant Ave., Peckville, Pa. Jones, William 1247 Spring Garden St., Easton, Pa. Kelley, Robert H 1022 Seneca St., Bethlehem, Pa. Kepner, Irvin C 217 East nth St., Berwick, Pa. Landis, Julia S Tennis St., Ambler, Pa. Leech, Della S 4228 Regent St., Philadelphia, Pa. Lehecka, Alice L 325 Hamilton St., Easton, Pa. Leidich, Lois C 412 West North St., Bethlehem, Pa. Lincoln, Ruth J Box 9, West Chester, Pa. McKee, Carvin L 211 South 5th St., Easton, Pa. McLear, J. Frank 415 South Matlack St., West Chester, Pa. Maloy, Arnold E Scottdale, Pa. Miller, Lovenia A 1717 Washington St., Northampton, Pa. 203 i }{amc • Address Miller, Mary Isabella R. D. 3, Bernville, Pa. Minch, Matthew J Parkesburg, Pa. Ottaviano, Andrew C 316 Grove St., Bridgeport, Pa. Pearl, Herbert E. . . . . 555 Olive St., Coatesville, Pa. Porter, Malcolm B. 409 East Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, Pa. Potteiger, Myrtle I Green Valley Country Club, Sinking Spring, Pa. Ramaley, George 65 Woodland Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Reagan, Carol M 27 South Darlington St., West Chester, Pa. Reagan, Mildred A. .27 South Darlington St., West Chester, Pa. Robinson, William H. . . . 123 Railroad Ave., West Grove, Pa. Rounsley, Margaret D Millerstown, Pa. Schopf, Wilbur R. . 1 441 North Alden St., Philadelphia, Pa. Shaw, Betty M. Fox Road, Moylan, Pa. Siller, Howard G. . . 1222 Tilghman St., Allentown, Pa. Singer, Morris 3175 Front St., Steelton, Pa. Smith, William C Howarth Road, Glen Riddle, Pa. Taylor, Margaret B New Pans, Pa. Traxler, Albert L. . Walnut St., Reedsville, Pa. Tweed, Francis H. . . . 253 Highland Ave., Dowmngtown, Pa. Vance, Mary F. 155 Broad St., Montoursville, Pa. Veit, Louise M. . . 516 Church St., Easton, Pa. Walter, Mardette 3 19 North High St., West Chester, Pa. Watson, Margaret P. . . . . 226 Thurman St., Zanesville, Ohio. White, Louise A 360 Wright St., Kingston, Pa. Williams, Rupert A. . . . Main St., Eldred, Pa. Zambetti, Charles A 44 Carroll St., Pittston, Pa. Zowaski, John 421 Laurel St., Pottstown, Pa. STUDENTS IN FOUR-YEAR CURRICULA THIRD-YEAR MUSIC STUDENTS Evans, Amnos E Franklin St., Slatington, Pa. Hanselman, Joseph L 306 East Marshall St., West Chester, Pa. Heintzelman, Norman H 48 North St., Slatington, Pa. Hunt, Sybil G . . Manlius Road, Fayetteville, Pa. Klinger, Ruth E Tower City, Pa. Laubach, Margaret T Riegelsville, Pa. Linthicum, Roberta F Mt. Airy, Md. MacHenry, Mildred P 6932 Dittman St., Philadelphia, Pa. Manlove, Ruth C . 340 West State St., Media, Pa. Muller, Louise G in East Marthart Ave., South Ardmore, Pa. Sweeley, Maxine R 1 107 Court St., Honesdale, Pa. SECOND-YEAR MUSIC STUDENTS Allem, Elizabeth S 18 Summit St., Souderton, Pa. Barber, Alice A 637 High St., Easton, Pa. Chandler, Esther M Unionville, Pa. Clemens, Thelma B 142 New St., Spring City, Pa. Daily, Kathryn T. . . . 1862 Richmond Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. 204 4 Hflme Address Davies, Eleanor M 215 East Mahanoy Ave., Mahanoy City, Pa. Edwards, Shirley 1 4226 Baltimore Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Eicherly, Margaret Ann 748 Walnut St., Columbia, Pa. Elliott, Flora Bernette 100 South 13th Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Etter, Freda C 212 East Burd St., Shippensburg, Pa. Fisch, Lucille E 107 10th St., Honesdale, Pa. Gottschall, Estella J East 4th St., Boyertown, Pa. Groom, George G 79 South 8th Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Gurskey, John B Sadsburyville, Pa. Hurrell, Elisabeth A. - 304 Hawkins Ave., North Braddock, Pa. Kennard, H. Charles . ... . 117 Union St., Middletown, Pa. Kraybill, Charlotte M 21 North Gay St., Marietta, Pa. Kutz, Frederick B R. D. 2, Kutztown, Pa. Longacre, Emeline B 521 Nutts Road, Phoenixville, Pa. Meighan, Miriam C 917 Dewey Ave., Northampton, Pa. Oberholtzer, Paul M Valley View, Pa. Orth, W. Fred 47 South 6th Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Oyler, Evelyn G 217 Arch St., Sunbury, Pa. Oyler, Mary E 217 Arch St., Sunbury, Pa. Ransom, Margery A 95 Sharpe St., Kingston, Pa. Rounsley, Mary E Millerstown, Pa. Schwalm, Marion 1 Valley View, Pa. Seltzer, H. Lindley 51 East Emaus St., Middletown, Pa. Shuttlesworth, Russell Williamstown, Pa. Skarbonovicz, Irene H 214 Chapel Terrace, Reading, Pa. Stamper, Edna B 632 South Matlack St., West Chester, Pa. Terry, Kenton F Coatesville, Pa. Vollmer, Verna M 317 Walnut St., St. Marys, Pa. Weidner, Charles E 259 Ann St., Middletown, Pa. Young, Kathryn I Catawissa, Pa. FIRST-YEAR MUSIC STUDENTS Ackerman, Doris G 27 North 4th St., Bangor, Pa. Baldwin, M. Elizabeth 36 East Market St., West Chester, Pa. Bambrick, Elizabeth C Heckscherville, Pa. Bates, Eloise M 420 25th Ave., Altoona. Pa. Bergey, Harry Roy 1 10 5th St., Perkasie, Pa. Boyer, Alma R . Main St., Bowmanstown, Pa. Caldwell, John A 614 East Patterson St., Lanstord, Pa. Cullis, Elsie L . 713 Upland St., Chester, Pa. Davis, Florence L 208 North 2d St., St. Clair, Pa. Dunn, Marjorie M. .... 38 East Market St., West Chester, Pa. Eggert, Charles W 254 West Douglass St., Reading, Pa. Fenton, Esther M 318 East Garfield St., Shippensburg, Pa. Frye, Thelma F Main St., Jeansville, Pa. Garrett, Mary D 339 Dean St., West Chester, Pa. Goodman, Ella D. . . . 463 Montclair Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Hagan, Jane A 40 Prince St., Nanticoke, Pa. Haggerty, Christy M West Main St., Sugargrove, Pa. 205 } ame Address Haigh, Harry F 724 Noble St., Norristown, Pa. Hurst, Reba S 15 South Arch St., Mechanicsburg, Pa. Jackson, Louise B 410 Curtin St., Osceola Mills, Pa. Jenkins, Ruth M Stewartstown, Pa. Kauffman, M. Louise 73 West Broadway, Mauch Chunk, Pa. Klausman, Marie H 22 Railroad St., St. Marys, Pa. Kline, Carolyn V East McClure St., New Bloomfield, Pa. Koehler, Ruth M 523 5th Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Lentz, Louise A Woodland Ave., South Langhome, Pa. Montgomery, Florence E 322 West Race St., Pottsville, Pa. Neyer, Eleanor D 160 Main St., Slatington, Pa. Pugh, Jean E 925 North 2d St., Harnsburg, Pa. Sherman, Anne C Morton Ave., Rutledge, Pa. Shook, Aileen E no Fairview Ave., Waynesboro, Pa. Slotter, Elizabeth P Mechanicsville, Pa. Smith, Dorothy E 108 West Wood St., Norristown, Pa. Smith, Ellen E 552 Washington Ave., Phcenixville, Pa. Snyder, Kathryn M Paxton, Pa. 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