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

Text from Pages 1 - 262 of the 1930 volume:

WEST CHESTER we serve ' ' Wir- PANGf HI5T0Ry DISCOVERED- By •LIEF-rRlC50N-:$4k£r ' ' H.HUDSON • C0LUMBU5- A ' PONCE-DE-LE0N-AND-OTHER5 ' ' NORMAL-SCHOOL- fOUNDED 18 7 • f •NADf-A-TEACHCRS- college: IQQ- tMm •fir. ■- Al FOREST WHERE JUS woof 3 .woore UV ■at W O . If miBiilimiMlfiWfttMw® 6i f czi __ M 1)_ -12 L:3 «£2i.f i; 6b ac a2  c-rKJ4i-«S- : ' lK« ' 4 ' i e ' «ti£ ' ' ' • ' -n ««Lc ., t,35= ' e ' Hi  ■ i s? « ■-,«., r— — 5c LtL:-4yEAB.s TO MAKE IpEGffee. ITREL HMA M l OPHOMORE. I JUNIOR SENIOR — T ■PRAWM ey r-lARiorsi F AR Copyright 1930 SERPENTINE Samuel B. Morrison Editor-in-Chie Lfo F. Atkinson Business Manager THE SERPENTINE 1930 SERPENT INE VCEL HE XiX PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA DEDICATION i S A PLEDGE of our continued loyalty to the West Chester ,_yj State Teachers College, and oi our sincere purpose to up ' hold its tine :deals and traditions, we dedicate this, our Class Annual, to its President Dr. Norman W. Cameron, on whom rests the responsibility of maintaining the college in the front rank of the teacher training institutions of the land. In both scholarship and experience. Dr. Cameron is the worthy successor of the able men who have presided over this institution. He earned the degrees of A.B. and A.M. at Washington College, Maryland, and the degree of Ph.D. at the University of Penn ' sylvania. Few other schoolmen have had such a varied and valuable professional experience as he has been privileged to have. This ranges from teacher in rural schools to college president. It is chiefly, however, in connection with teacher-training institu ' tions and supervisory work that he has become best known and his success in these fields made him the outstanding choice when a new head of the college was to be elected. During the last twenty years he has been in no other kind of professional work, and during that period has held the tollowing positions: Head of Department of Psychology, West Chester State Normal School. Head of Department of Education and Psychology, Western State Normal School, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Director of Training of Teachers, Baltimore, and Principal o( the Baltimore Normal Schools. Superintendent of Schools of Potts- town, Pennsylvania and of Chester, Pennsylvania. Instructor in Summer School at Pennsylvania State College. President of West Chester State Teachers College, West Chester, Pennsylvania. By this dedication we convey to President Norman W. Cameron our message of respect, esteem, and gratitude for the opportunities which we have enjoyed. It is our guarantee of ful cooperation with him in his work ot carrying on worthily. It is our expression of hope that his administration may be long and peaceful, and that It may bear fruitage corresponding to the faithful service which he everywhere and at all times devotedly renders. Class of 1930. Six [ I Sfi ' e Foreword TT IS the purpose of this ■ - book to record the activi ' ties in which you were en- gaged while at this institution. Herein are depicted in both words and pictures your work, your pleasures and your ac- complishments. When mem- ory grows dim and the mind wanders back to the days when each moment was a song of joy and each day a bond drawing us nearer and dearer to each other, then turn the pages of this book and live, in memory, more vividly the triumphs and the friendships formed here. Editors. Contents I. CAMPUS II. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION III. B. S. DEGREE SENIORS IV. GRADUATING CLASS V. JUNIOR CLASS VI. SOPHOMORE CLASS VII. FRESHMAN CLASS VIII. HALL OF FAME IX. ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES X. ATHLETICS CUsuLirl u«irr it ITluu- t Art ifiJ-n- Cii r-ii -CVuJ prfratinp ?ttilAtt iilaruK Class HuLicij Lbti a t l u:m 11lanii4«i Ten CAMPUS VIEH S PHILIPS MEMORIAL CHAPEL RECITATION HALL LIBRARY GYMNASIUM OLD MAIN WAYNE HALL DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL ' o -■ ;??.. . ■;l; t. Iliji ' •.■f-, .: ■ v 1- . ); .:;-v ' ' : TACULXy AND 4[) HINI$TI2ATI€N BOARD OF TRUSTEES COL. A. M. HOLDING, President MISS ISABEL DARLINGTON, SecTctary MR. HERBERT P. WORTH. VicePresident MR. S JONES PHILIPS MISS MARTHA G THOMAS MR. DORAN GREEN MR. IRVINE B. DICKEY MRS. RICHARD HAMILTON MR. A. M. KULP MR. J. COMLY HALL, rreasurer NORMAN W. CAMERON, Ph.D., President of College Deans WINFIELD MENHENNETT, B.A., Dean of Instruction ANNA E. SMITH, B.S., Dean of Women MILO LIGHT, B.S., M.A., Dean 0 Men FACULTY ROLL ART Marion Farnham, A.B , MA. Hazel Lamuorn Katherine H. Scott HoBART M. Sherman, B.S. EDUCATION Charle.s a. Splzer, A.B., M.A., Ed.M., EJ.D. Mary Connell, B.S. Lou E. HosMER, B.S. Clarence Lyon McKelvie, B.S., M.A. Edith M. Norton, B.S., M.A. Foster Henry Starkey, A.B., A.M. ENGLISH Grace Dietrich McCarthy, A.B., A.M. Mary Elizabeth Clark, A.B., A.M. Flo Geyer, A.B. Maud B. Newman, B.S. Dorothy Ramsey, B.S., M.A. Richard N Thompson, A.B., M.A. S. Elizabeth Tyson, B.S. Josephine E. Wilson, A.B. HEALTH EDUCATION James G. Bliss, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Eleanore Aldworth, B.S. Gladis Bowen, B.S. James F. MacGovern, Ph.B. Bernice L. Mueller, A.B. Anna M. Scmaub, B.S. Eleanor V. Searing, A.B. Myra I. Wade, B.A., M.A. Earl Converse Waters, B.S. LIBRARIANS Helen A. Russell, B.S., B.A., M.S. Fay Collicot, B.A., B.S. Ethel M. Sauer, B.S. MATHEMATICS RoniiRT F. Anderson, A.M., Sc.D. Elsie Oleita Bull, A.B., M.A. Mary Morgan Holland, B.S., M.A. MUSIC C. Edward Hausknecht, B.S. Emily Blair, B.M. William E. Bretz, A.B. Isadore Cropsey, Mus.B. Marie M. Heinemann, B.S. LaVerne E. Irvine, B.A. Emma Kiess Margaret A. Kreisher, B.S. Florence A. Lee, B.S. LiDA J. Low Matilda Morlock, B.S.M., Hillary H. Parry Gertrude K. Schmidt, B.S. Edward Zimmer, Jr., B.S. M.A. SCIENCE John C. Johnson, A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Leone E. Broadhead, B.A. Harriet A. Elliott, B.S., A.M. Thelma J. Greenwood, B.S. John Arthur Lewis, B.S., M.A. L. Vis-cent Romig, A.B., A.M., M.S. Dorothy M. Schmucker, B.A., M.A. SOCIAL STUDIES Charleys W. Heathcote, A.B., James Andes, B.A., A.M. Charles S. Swope, A.B. A.M., Ph.D. TRAINING SCHOOL Benjamin W. Daily, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Margaret M. Burnet, B.S. Arthur D. Cromwell, M.Ph. Frances Hobbs, B.S. Mary Gertrude Sipple. B.S. Mrs. Ida P. Stabler, B.S. Evelyn J. Strohecker, B.S., M.A. Laura B. Foreman, A.B. M. Gr.- ce Knapp, B.S. Mildred B. Lissfelt, B.S. Anne L. Smith, B.A., M.A. Mabel A. Talbot, B.S. Gladys R. Warner, B.S. Dora F. Woleangel, B.S. NURSES Mary M. Glance, R N. Mary G. Reese, R.N. PROFESSORS EMERITI Wallacf p. Dick Hmerilus Professor of Modern Liingudges. Ann.: M.GosHrN.Ementus Prof essor of Education. Samu l C. Schmucker, Emeritus Professor of Bio- logical Science. Twenty PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE -T EAR Friends of the Graduating Class: f J You have arrived at one of the most important crossroads of life ' s highway. From here your journey will be less guarded and guided, and hence its success will call for the exercise on your part of good judg ' ment, adequate knowledge, and sterling character. Suc- cess cannot be won by assuming a passive attitude toward the problems which will be yours. It is won, for the most part, by dynamic, far-seeing, independent, and intelligent action. Further, success is not measured in terms of personal advancement alone, but as well by the degree to which you create and support significant movements in society, such as will better conditions under which people live. It is such as you, above all others, who are expected to contribute something toward the progress of society. He lives most worthily who serves his fellowman best. In the days of Christ, ' W y ?ieighbor ' connoted every unit of human society. In the years in which your powers will be at their best, ' ' ' ' t v ?ieighbor wil connote not on y those of your community, state, and nation, but more and more those of every nation oi the globe. The more you concentrate your abilities and service to this broader social order, the greater will be your reward and the more surely wil you do credit and honor to those who have contributed to your development. With this thought, I wish for you all the joy that worthy living can bring you. Norman W. Cameron, Twenty-one MR. JOHN R. HOLLINGER N NOVEMBER 4th, the trustees of the college accepted with regret the resignation of Mr. - John R. HoUmger who for the past eighteen years has been closely identified with the business management of the school. An alumnus of the school in the Class of 1910, Mr. Hollinger has since 1911 filled in turn the positions of manager of the bookroom, steward, bursar and business manager. Long terms of service are the rule rather than the exception at West Chester and whole-hearted loyalty to the school has not been rare. Among the men and women to whom the college owes a debt of gratitude and effective service Mr. Hollinger stands conspicuous. His direct responsibility has always been the physical plant of the school and he can point with pride to the condition in which he leaves his work. No other State Teachers College has buildings in better repair or a campus in better condition. The Philips Memorial Building which was erected within the past few years is a substantial tribute to his pluck, perseverance, and money-raising ability. A memorial to a deeply admired principal of the school, this buildin;4 is also a monument to Mr. HoUinger ' s optimism, leadership and grateful affection for a man to whom he owed much. Never limited in his interests to the immediate work of his office and always striving for the welfare of the school, many school projects have had Mr. HoUinger ' s support. He was for a number of years financial manager of the Amuht, a school publication whose name is familiar to all older alumni of the college. His business ability and ingenuity were actively engaged in the difficult task of financing this school paper. Closely identified with the life of the campus, it was inevitable that Mr. Hollinger should become deeply interested in individual students, and this has been the case. His friendly interest and financial help have made a college education, either at West Chester or elsewhere, possible for a number of boys. A man of extraordinary energy, Mr. HoUinger ' s interests have extended far beyond the campus, and in the furtherance of any number of civic projects in the borough, the county and the state he has willingly spent himself Eighteen years is a long time even among busy people where time moves swiftly. In so long a time ties of lasting affection are formed. All those who have known Mr. Hollinger and those of us who have worked with him through the years are unable to escape a feeling of sadness now that other duties and opportunities separate him from the life of the school of which he has for so long been a vital part. It is impossible that he should ever forget the years spent here with their experi- ences, humorous, successful, happy. It is impossible that the school and those who labor in its up- building should ever forget the faithful and efficient service which Mr. Hollinger has rendered here. To him and to his family we arc wishing happiness and success. The genial spirit, the ability to make friends, the business ability which he displayed here he carries with him as instruments and omens of success. And in all the good fortune which we are sure the years will bring him he may be sure that no one will enter more heartily than those who knew and labored with him here. Al- though he goes from West Chester to another field of endeavor, he holds, as he will always hold, his own place in our affectionate regard. Grace D. McCarthy Twenty-two JOHN R. HOLLINGER ' Business ' Titanager Twentythree ANNA E. SMITH B.S., University of Pennsylvania Dean of Women Education WINFIELD W. MENHENNETT B.S., New York University Dean of Instruction MILO LIGHT B.S., M.A., School of Education, University of Pennsylvania Dean of Men Education Twenty-four Marion Farnham A B., University of Porto Rico MA,, Boston University Massachusetts School of Art Art Students ' League of New York An (Director) Ha2i:l Lam born Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art Philadelphia School of In- dustrial Art Art Katherine H. Scott Chicago Art Institute Graduate and Post Graduate Work — Snow-Froelich School of Industrial Art William M. Chase Summer School of Art An Hobart M. Sherman B.S., State Teachers College, Springfield, Mo. }inndu r t ng Charles A. Silifr A.B.. Kingfisher College, Oklahoma M.A., Oklahoma University Ed. M., Ed. D., Harvard Uni- versity Education {Director) Mary Connell B.S., Columbia University Ediiciicion Lou E. HOSMER B.S., Columbia University EducaUon Clarence Lyon McKelvie B.S.. M.A., University of Pennsylvania ■ ■ Education Twenty-five EiiiTH M. Norton B.S., M.A., Columbia Uni- versity Education FOSII ' R Hpnry StARKIiV A.B., Harvard University A.M., University of Penn- sylvania Education Gr. ci 1 ' n McCarthy A.B., University of Michigan A.M., University of Chicago English (Director) Mary Elizalu.tii Clark A.B., Wellesley College A.M., Columhw University English Flo Ulylr A.B., Dickinson College English Maud B. Nlwman B.8., University of Pennsyl vania English Dorothy Ramsuy B.S.. M.A., University of Pennsylvania RicHARii N. Thompson A.B., Cornell University M.A., Lehigh University English and French Twenty-six S. ElIZAUI TH TVSON B.S., New York University English Josi PIlINi: E. W ' lLSON A.B., Svvarthmore College English Jame;s G. Bliss B.S., Ohio State University A.M., Columbia University Ph.D., New York University Hedllh Education (Director) EtfANORE AlDWORTH B.S., Teachers College, Columbia University Hailth EJucation Gladis Bowen B.S., Teachers College, Columbia University Health Education James F. MacGovern Ph.B., Muhlenberg Health Education BcRN ' icr L. Mueller A.B., University of Kansas Health Education Ansa M. Schaub B.S., Columbia University Health Education Twenty-seven Eleanor V. Searing A.B., New Jersey College for Women Health Education MvRA I. Wade B.A., Oherlin College M.A., Columbia University Health Educalwn Earl Conversc Waters B.S., Syracuse University Health Education Helen A. Russell B,S., Simmons College B.A.. Mt. Holyoke College M.S., Columbia University Librarian (Head) Fay CotLicoT B.A., Simpson College B.S., Columbia University Librarian Ethel M. Sauer B.S., University of Minnesota Librarian Robert F. Anderson A.M., Sc.D., Villanova Mathematics (Director) EL ' iiE Oleita Bull A.B., University of Michigan M.A., Columbia University Mathematics Twentv-eight Mary Morgan Holland B.S., M.A., Columhia Uni- versity Mathematics C. Edward Hausknecht R.S., New York University Music (Director) Emily Blair B.M., PeahoJy Conservatory of Music Music William E. Brit; A.B., Dickinson College Music Mus. B., Syracuse University Music Marie M. Hfintmann B.S., New York University Music LaVirni E. Irvinf B.A., Syracuse University Voice Music Music Emma Kiess Twent ' mne Margarlt a. Kreishhr B.S., New York University Music Floruncl a. Lec B.S., New York University Music LiDA 1. Low Mus Matilda Morlock B.S.M., North Carolina Col- lege M.A., Columbia University Music Hillary H. Parry Mitsic CilRTRriil K, SfHMIDT B.S., New York University Music John C. Johnson A. B., Colorado Teachers Col- lege M.S., Ph.D.. l. ' niversity of Calitornia Post Graduate at Chicago University. Columbia Uni- versity, and Harvard Uni- versity Science (Director) B.S.. New York University Music Thirtv LmNt E. Broadhcad B.A., Geneva College Ceografthy Harript a. Elliott B.S., Geneva College A.M., Columbia University Geography Thflma J. Greenwood B.S., New York University Science John Arthur Lewis B.S., Macalester College M.A., Columbia University Science Dorothy M. Schmucker B.A., Wellesley College M.A., New York University Science James Andes B.S., A.M., I ' niversity of Pennsylvania Social Studies Charles W. Heathcote A B., Gettysburg College A.M., University ot Penn- sylvania Ph.D., George Washington University Social Studies (Director) Charles S. Swope A.B., Dickinson College Social Studies Thirty-one Benjamin W. Daily A.B., Baker University M.A., Ph.D., Columbia Uni- versity Training Scliool; Demonstra- tion School (Director) Margaret M. Burnet B.S., Columbia University Training School Arthur D. Cromwell M.Ph., Humboldt College Training School Frances Hobbs B.S., Columbia University Training School Marv Gertrude Sipple B.S., Columbia University Training School; Education Mrs. Ida P. bi amli k B.S., Columbia University Training School Evelyn J. Siromici-ir B.S., Susquehanna University M.A., Columbia University Training School LaIRA H loRi MAN A.B., Muhlenberg College Demonstration School (Director) ThirtN-tuio M. Craci ' Knai ' I B,S., University of Pittsburgh Demoiiitration School Mildred B. Lissfelt B.S., Slippery Rock Demonstratinn School Annr L. Smith B.A., M.A., Northwestern University Galloway College Demonstration School MAbhL A. Talbot B.S., Columbia University Demonstration School Gladys R. Warner B.S., Ohio University Demonstration School Dora F. Wolfangel B.S., CoUimbia Demonstration School Marv M. Glance R. N., P. E. Hospital J urse Mary G. Reese R. N., Moses Taylor Hospital J urse E M Thirty-three Andrilw Wolpancle Ass ' t Business Manager George Roberts Registrar i Jessica M. Dvir Dietitian Rebecca I. Dissinccr Matron II B [ Thnty-four al u C. $. DEGREE SENICDS i r w CHARLES WEIDNER VICE-PRESIDENT LOUISE: EMERSON SECRETARY 1930 LUCILLE FI5CH TREASURER CLASS OFFICERS ANDREW BOWDLE PRESIDENT SAMUEL B MORRISON EDITOR-IN-CHIEF LEO F. ATKINSON BUSINESS MANAGER. i Tii rty-six JAMES K. AIKENS, II K jimmic 413 Seventh St., Juniata Branch, Altoona, Pa. Physical Education Recording Secretary, Moore Football, ' 26; Basketball, ' 26; Track, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Varsity Manager, Football, Basketball and Baseball, ' 29, ' 30; Library Club. HARRIET A. AIREY, II E Airev 519 W. Diamond Ave., Hazelton, Pa. Health Education Moore Student Council; Y.W. C. A.; Hockey; Tennis; Fresh- man Rule Conmiittee; Basketball; Track; Book Club; W. A. A.; Fire Brigade; Moore Rush Ccmmittee. S. ELIZABETH ALLEM Betty 18 Summit St., Souderton, Pa. Music Education Moore Y. W. C. A.; Miss Cherry Blossoms; ' Christmas Play; Vesper Choir; Student Council; Hostess Club; Fire Brigade; Modern Language Club; Basketball. CLARK R. ALLISON, II E Al ie 311 Vassar Ave., Sw.«irthmore, Pa. Health Education Aryan President, Day Students ' Club; Baseball; Soccer; Y. W. C. A. LEO F. ATKINSON, II E AcJ(ie Westwood, Coatesville Health Education Aryan Varsity Football, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Baseball, 26; Presi- dent, Freshman and Sophomore Class; Aryan Rush Com- mittee; Chairman, Ring Committee; Business Manager, Serpentine. Thirty-seven ALICE ARLINE BARBER Af 637 High St., Easton, Pa. Music Education Aryan Vesper Choir; Y. W. C. A.; Basketball; Girls ' Dance Orchestra; Symphony Orchestra; Band; Cheer Leader. NILES BATES, AUP 27 W. Union St., West Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan President Book Club; Editor Purple and Gold; Ser ' I ' ENTINE. 1 MARY IRENE BEILMA N, AlIP ' Rene 87 Hudson St., Hawley, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Hostess ' Club; Travelers ' Club; Herodotus Club; Vice- President. FLORENCE E. BELL, Ji 11 !• Flo C.arbondale, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Extra ' Curricular Committee; Poster Club; Travelers ' Club; Hostess ' Club; Science Club; Lacka ' w.inna Country Club. ANDREW C. BOWDLF, HE Andy 107 State St., Dover, Delaware Health Education Ayran President, Senior Class; Captain, Soccer; Vice-President, Aryan Society; Editor, Green Stone; Manager, Track; President, Affiliated Student Organiaitions; Y. M. C. A.; Aryan Rush and Entertainment Committee; Treasurer cf Men ' s Student Government; Vigilance Committee; Men ' s Glee Club. Thirty-eight . ISABELLE BRAY, 111 ' Bil ie Central Avenue, East Bangor, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Councilor; Vice-President, Council; Secretary Book Club; Herodotus Club; Green Stone Staff; Literary Editor, Purple and Gold StiifF; Serpentine Staff; Science Club; Fire Brigade; Hostess Club; Christmas Play; Hockey; Fencing; Nominating Committee; Council; Track; Y. W. C. A. WILLARD S. CAMPBELL, JR., A II I ' B.7i Phoenixville, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Green Stone; Purple and Gold Stiff; Serpentine; Science Club; Travelers Club; Poster Club; Christmas Play; Herodotus Club; Y. M. C. A. JANE ELIZABETH CATTERALL, A I IP 404 Church Street, Hauiley, P. ' . Secondary Education Moore Herodotus Club; Hostess ' Club; Little Theatre Players; Moore Play; Christmas Play; Y. W. C. A.; Treasurer of Secondary Education Group; Purple and Gold Staff; Moore Anniversary Committee. ESTHER M. CHANDLER Es or ' ' Essie Unionville, Pa. Music Education Aryan Vesper Choir; Day Students Club; French Club; Music Supervisors; Basketball. THELMA B. CLEMENS 124 New St., Spring City, Pa. Music Education Moore Y. W. C. A.; Swimming; Girls ' BaYid; Vesper Choir; Orchestra; Day Students ' Club. Thirtvnme M. EMMA CONNELLY, A II P Em SuNBURv, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Hockey; Herodotus Club; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club. JAMES B. CRAWFORD, II E Jtmmie West Grove, Pa. He. ' ilth Education Varsity Football; Varsity Baseball; Varsity Varsity Soccer; Varsity Club; Basketball; Y. M. Swimming; Science Club. Aryan Track ; C. A.; MARGARET M. CUFF, A II I ' Peg 211 W. Oak St., Shenandoah, Pa. Secondary Educaton Moore Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club; Science Club; Herodotus Club; Fire Brigade; Little Theatre Players; Fencing; Schuylkill County Cluh. MARY F. CULLINANE, A II ? Mary 175 Powell Lane, Stonehurst, Pa. Secondary Education A yan Travelers Club; Book Club; Herodotus Club; Hostess Club; Fire Brigade; Y . W. C. A.; Poster Club. MARY CURRAN, II K Mercersburg, Pa. Health Education Aryan Hostess; Fire Brigade; Hockey; Basketball; Track; Glee Club; Track Manager of W. A. A.; Tennis; Life Saving Club; Book Club; Y. W. C. A.; Class Nominating Committee; Natural Dancing. Forty ELEANOR M. DA VIES 215 E. Mahanoy Ave., Mahanov City, Pa. Music Education Moore Fire Brigade; Student Council; Vesper Choir; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. MARGARET DAVISON Mar 124 S. Washington St., Greencastle, Pa. Music Education Moore Fire Brigade; Vesper Choir; Y. W. C. A.; Science Club. EUGENE DEAKINS, II E Gene 3125 Faronia St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Health Education Moore Football; Moore Play; President Moores; Little Thea- tre Players; Y. M. C. A.; Swimming; Debating Club. DOROTHY DIEHL. A II P Dome 249 S. Belvidere Ave., York, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Councilor; York County Club; Vice-President and Treasurer; Book Club; Fire Brigade; Hostess Club; Christmas Play; Y. W. C. A. HARRY DONALD, II E Donny 333 E. Catawissa St., Nesquehoning, Pa. Health Education Aryan Varsity Basketball, 27, 28, 29, 30; Football, 26, ' 27, 28, ' 29; Baseball, 27; Y. M. C. A.; Vice-President Freshman Class. Forty-one 11 J. CLETUS DUTCHMAN, Jk II I Dutch 724 Main St., Forest Citv, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Herodotus Club; Y. M. C. A.; Library Club; Science Club. EMMA M. DUTTON, A II I ' R. D. Box 145, Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Herodotus Club; Travelers Club; Fire Brigade; Bock Club; Y.W.C. A. ETHEL Y. EACHUS. J II I ' Ward, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Herodotus Club; Travelers Club; Day Students Club; Y. W. C. A.; Delaware Countv Club. MARGARET ANN EICHERLY Peg 1044 Walnut St., Columbia, Pa. Music Education Moore President Hostess Club; Vice-President Moore Society; Chairman Music for Y. W. C. A.; Councilor; Member of Lower Court; Member of Moore Anniversary Com- mittee, The Mayor and the Manicure ' ; Vesper Choir; Scloist for College Glee Club; Christmas Play; Modern Language Club; Miss Cherry Blossoms . FREDA C. ETTER Fritz 212 E. Burd St., Shippensburg, Pa. Music Education Aryan Hostess Club; Cabinet Y. W. C. A.; Student Councilor; Accompanist for Vesper Choir; Foreign Language Club; Girls College Band; Bible Study Music Committee. FoTtytwO ELIZABETH S. EVANS Betty 922 CoNEMAUGH Avenue, Portage, Pa. Health Education Mooiu: Fire Brigade; Hostess Club; Class Hockey; Baseball; Girl Scouts; Natural Dancing; Track; W. A. A.; Science Club; Chairman Christmas Seal Campaign; Y. W. C. A., Swimming. LUCILLE E. FISCH Louie 107 Tenth St., Honesdale, Pa. Music Education Moore Y. W. C. A.; Senior Class Treasurer; Vice-President of Hostess Club; Secretary of Moore Society; Moore Play; Treasurer of Students Organization; Fire Brigade; Student Council; Vesper Choir; Moore Rush Committee. JOSEPH E. GEORGE, II E Joe 31 Eighth Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Health Education Aryan Varsity Football, ' 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Varsity Track, ' 27 ' ' 28, ' 29, ' 30; Basketball; Science Club; Vigilance Ccnv mittee; Swimming; Y. M. C. A.; Poster Club. ESTELLA B. GOTTSHALL Dutch 604 E. Fourth St., Boyertown, Pa. Music Education Aryan Councillor; Hostess Club; Fire Brigade; Y. W. C. A.; Vesper Choir; Christmas Play; Berks County Club. ELIZABETH PERCY GRAY. A II P ■ Betty 1122 Allengrove St., Philadelphia, Pa. Sec ond.ary Education Aryan Vice-President Glee Club; Membership Committee Y. W. C. A.; Student Councilor; Poster Club; Book Club: Herodotus Club; Hockey; Tennis; Swimming; Basketball. Forty-three ANNA E. GROFF, A 11 I ' Babe 216 W. Main St., New Holland, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Secretary Travelers Club; Secretary Book Club; Sec retary Lancaster County Club; Fire Brigade: Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Fencing; Campus History Club; Herodotus Club. ANITA GUALCO, II K Guachie 122 N. 18th St, Allentown, Pa. Health Education Aryan Head Cheer Leader; Social Committee Chairman; Student Councilor; Asst. Fire Chief; Manager Basketball; Hockey; Basketball; Baseball; President Lehigh County Club; Hostess Club; Athletic Editor Serpentine; Sec- retary W. A. A.; Alumni Editor and Business Manager Purple and Gold. MICHAEL GUIDO, n E Milfe 128 West Columbia Ave., Nesquehoning, Pa. Health Education Aryan Varsity Football, ' 27, 28, 29; Basketball; Track, 27. 28, 29; Student Council; Swimming; Science Club. JOHN BERTRAM GURSKEY Sadsburyville, Pa. Music Education Moore College Band; Vesper Chcir; Library Club; Library Staff; Moore Society; Y. M. C. A. Treasurer. LOIS HAUCK, II E H(1im;)(ic Neffsville, Pa. Health Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Fire Chief; Member of High Court; Chairman Adviser-Advisee Committee; Christmas Play; President Lancaster County Club; Hostess Club; Nomi- nating Committee for Student Councilors; Manager Winter Sports of W. A. A.; Swimming; Basketball; Hockey Team; Tennis; Natural Dancing; Lifesaving Class. FoTty-foui MABEL MARGARETTA HOOPES, A II E Hoo isie West Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Hockey; Day Students ' Club; Travelers ' Club; Book Club. ELIZABETH HUGHES, Ml K Beth 71 Spruce St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Glee Club: Greenstone; Hostess Club; Purfiie and Gold; Bock Club. ELIZABETH ANNE HURRELL Betty 304 Hawkins Ave., North Braddock, Pa. Music Education Moore Moore Play; Moore Rush Committee; Hostess Club; Little Theatre Players; Fire Brigade; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet; Council; High Court. RUTH E. JOHNSON, A n E Ru iu 310 S. Main St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Secretary Higher Court; Bock Club; Vice-President; Secretary Aryan; Chairman Aryan Rush Committee; Asst. Coach Aryan Play; Greenstone Stiiff; Junior and Senior Prom Committee; Fire Brigade; Hostess Club; Track; Christmas Play; Y. W. C. A. HENRIETTA SYLVIA KAPLAN, A II E Hen 138 West Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Book Club; President Modern Linguage Club. Fortyjive K. ELIZABETH KEEN, II E Betty 234 South Third St., Oxford, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Glee Club; Library Club; Campus History Club; Hostess Club; Y. W. C, A. JUNE E. KELLER, n E Junie 301 South Ninth St., Lebanon, Pa. He. lth Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Hockey; Basketball; Tennis; Mgr. W. A. A.; Hcstess Club; Book Club; Fire Brigade. H. CHARLES KENNARD Ken 117 Union St., Middletown, Pa. Music Education Aryan Y. M. C. A.; Vesper Choir; Aryan Play; Student Leader Band; Student Government; Dance Band; Orchestra Librarian; President of Aryan Society; Glee Club; Foot ' ball, 26; Aryan Rush Committee. SARA J. KENNEDY Sue Landisburg, Pa. Music Education Aryan Y, W. C. A. Cabinet; Y. W. C. A. Play; Dramatic Club; Fire Brigade; Christmas Play; Vesper Choir. JEROME KERNAN, 11 E Bdbe 311 Freei ' ort Rd., New Kensington, Pa. Health Education Ary. n Y. M. C. A.; Football; Science Club. Fortysix CHARLOTTE M. KRAYBILL 21 N. Gay St., Marietta, Pa. Music Education Moore Moore Debating Team; Vice-President Women ' s Stu- dent Government; Secretary and President of Y. W. C. A.; Ch.iirman Lower Court; Associate Editor of Serpentine; Lancaster County Club; Vesper Choir; Hostess Club; Mcore Anniversary Ccmmittee; Secretary Moore Reunion; Captain Fire Brigade; President of Student Council. WILMER KUNKLE, II E Dip Coi ' LAY, Pa, Health Education Aryan Football Squad: Y. M. C. A.: Track; Lehigh County Club. FREDERICK BENJAMIN KUTZ Freddie Kutztown, Pa. Music Education Moore Symphony Orchestra; College Band; Vesper Band; Y. M. C. A.; Library Staff. RUTH LAUBACH, 11 E Rusty Easton Ro.- d, Riegelsville, Pa. Health Education Aryan Fire Brigade; Councilor Lower Court; Hostess ' Club; Chairman Adviser Recept ion; Orchestra; Hockey; Man- ager Class Basketball; Swiir.ming; Aryan Rush Committee. EMELINE B. LONGACRE Emmy 521 NuTT Road, Phoenixville, Pa. Music Education Aryan Accompanist cf College Girls ' Glee Club; Bible Study Committee; Music Committee; Fire Brigade; Hostess Club; Vesper Choir; Modern Language Club; Girls ' College Band. Forty-sci ' en IkSJW v u 4 WANDA BEALER LONGACRE. S V Wanda B 909 Edgewood Road, Brookline, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Fencing; Councilor; Green Stone; President Delaware County; Purfile and Gold Circulation Manager; Acting Editor ot Pur(}le and Gold; Fire Brigade; Herodotus Club; Glee Club; Vice-President of Poster Club; President of Hostess Club: Y. W. C. A.; Serpentine Stiff; Aryan Rush Committee. IDA VIRGINIA McCRACKEN, A II 1 ' Ginn Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Book Club; Poster Club; Herodotus Club; Fire Brigade; Vice-President Delaware County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club. ANN C. McMICHAEL Ann 312 W. Bridge St., Spring City, Pa. Music Education Aryan Vesper Choir; Hockey Team; Hostess Club. EDITH H. MALTBY, A II I Eddie 420 Essex Ave., Narberth, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Day Students ' Club; Fire Brigade; Travelers ' Club; Book Club, Vice-President; Handbook Committee; Nom- inating Committee; Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President Student Council; Poster Club, President; Montgomery County Club, Vice-President; Purple and Gold Staff; Art Editor Serpentine; Fencing; Hockey Captain; Basketabll; Base- ball; Track; Hostess Club; Vice-President W. A. A.; Christmas Play. MARY MILES, II K R. No. 3 Westtown Orchards, West Chester, Pa. Health Education Aryan Hockey; Basketball; Day Students ' Club; Swimming. Forty-eight SAMUEL BERNARD MORRISON, A II P Sarnmy 1803 S. Sixth St., Philadelpiiia, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Herodotus Club; Science Club; Travelers ' Club; Library Club; Librarian; Cherry Blossoms ; Y. M. C. A.; Green Stone; Managing Editor Purple and Gold; Cheer Leader, 26, ' 27, ' 28, ' 29; Debating Club; Captain of Aryan Debating Team, ' 28, ' 29; Captain of College Debating Team, ' 28; Editor-in-Chief Serpentine. MABEL V. MOSTELLER, II E Kid 31 Dean St., West Chester, Pa. Health Education Aryan Day Students ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Serpentine Staff; Track. JOHN J. MULLARKEY, A II I ' Mu! 461 Quarry St., Quincy, Mass. Secondary Education Aryan Men ' s Student Council; Y. W. C. A.; Varsity Football, ' 28, ' 29. DOROTHY M. NASH, A II P Dotty 377 RuTTER Ave., Kingston, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Councilor; Hostess Club; Fire Brigade; B(xik Club; Committee of Spring Council Tea; Senior Prom Committee. ESTHER OBERENDER, A II P Eagles Mere, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Herodotus Club; Travellers Club; Book Club; Fire Brigade; Debating Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. jRlSS ' - - - Forty-nine ' !j ! 1 1 PAUL M. OBERHOLTZER •Obic Rahns, Penna. Music Education Moore Symphony Orchestra; Vesper Choir; Business Manager of Band ' 30; Green Stone Staff, ' 28; Purple and Gold Staff, ' 29; Serpentine Staff ' 30; Y. M.C. A.; Men ' s Student Council; President of Montgomery County Club; Moore Annivet ' sary Committee; Pres. Moore Literary Society. EVELYN G. OYLER T.llie 345 Market St., Berwick, Pa. Music Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Junior Prom Committee; Secretary Junior Class; Hostess Club; Cherry Blossom ; Fire Brigade; Vesper Choir; Book Club; Secretary-Treasurer Girls ' Ensemble. MARY ELIZABETH OYLER Betts 345 Market St., Berwick, Pa. Music Education Aryan President Student Council; Hostess Club; Vesper Choir; Girls ' Ensemble; Basketball; Chapel Pianist; Fire Brigade; New Year Dance Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Aryan Reunion Committee; Y. W. C. A.; Little Theatre Players; Cherry Blossom . MARGERY RANSOM Ted 95 Shari ' e St., Kingston, Pa. Music Education Aryan Hostess Club; Girls ' Band; Vesper Choir; Science Club; Fire Brigade; Baseball. ELIZABETH M. RAL ' CH, 11 K BettySetts West Broadw. ' W, Mauch Chunk, Pa. Health Education Moore Y.W.C. A. Cabinet; Fire Chief; Councilor High Court; Class Treasurer; Gretn Stone Staff; Tennis Tournament; President ' Women ' s Student Council; Fire Captain; Purfile nul Gold Staff; Glee Club; Hostess ' Club; Book Club; Handbook Committee; Hockey Team Manager; Basketball Team; Track. Fifty A H. EMILY REIFF Rcx jf Buckingham Valley, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; Recorder of Points; Girl Scouts; Christmas Play; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Cabinet; Fire Brigade. LILLIAN C. REL ' SCH, A II 1 ' Lil 215 E. Mahanoy Ave., Mahanoy City, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Councilor, Secretary of Travelers ' Club; Vice-President Junior Class; Secretary of Hostess Club; Fire Brigade; Y. W. C. A.; Cabinet. MARY E. ROUNSLEY Mary MiLLERSTOWN, PeRRY CoUNTY, Pa. Music Education Aryan Hostess ' Club; Miss Cherry Blossom ; Book Club; Poster Club; Vesper Choir; Y. W. C. A. ELIZABETH TOMPSON RUSSELL, ?: II I ' Lib 327 W. Union St., West Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Ary.an President of Herodotus Club; Book Club; Aryan De- bating Club, ' 28, 29; Furpk and Gold Staff; Secretiry of Debating Club. M. IRENE SCHWALM Schtyanny Valley View, Pa. Music Education Moore Accompanist Vester Choir; Vice-President Hostess Club; President of Girls ' Ensemble; Y. W. C. A.; Chair- man of Music in Modern Language Club; Christmas Play. Fi ty-one wV ISAAC A. SCOTT, A II I ' Scotty 402 Crown St., Morrisville, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Purple and Gold Staff; Serpentine Staff; Basketball; Science Club; Herodotus Club; Y. M. C. A.; Library Club. H. LINDLEY SELTZER Bromo Music Education Moore Orchestra; Band; Vesper Choir; Varsity Track ' 28. 29, ' 30; Y. M. C. A. RUSSELL SHUTTLESWORTH Ru5s ' 515 W. Market St., Williamstown, Pa. Music Education Aryan President Aryan Society; President Y. M. C. A.; Presi ' dent Little Theatre Players; Vesper Choir; Symphony Orchestra; B.md; Aryan Rush Committee; Aryan Play; Dramatic Club Plays; Xmas Plays; Serpentine Staff; Manager Purple and Gold Dance; Band. PAULA E. SNYDER, A II 1 ' 137 Lacey St., West Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Herodotus Club; Vice-President; Book Club; Glee Club; Purple and Gold Staff. MARGARET SORBER, A II I ' Sorb 214 W. Chestnut St., West Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Basketball; Swimming Champion ' 26; Glee Club; Green Stone; College Debating Team ' 28, 29; President Book Club; Business Manager, Purple and Gold; Serpentine; Aryan Debating Team ' 28, Captain 30. F fty-two HAZEL E. SOTTER, A II I 22 Beech St., Pottstown, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Hostess ' Club; Campus History Club; Book Club; Fire Brigade; Montgomery County Club; Travelers Club. EDNA STAMPER Eddie 632 South Matlack St., West Chester, Pa. Music Education Moore Orchestra; Day Student Club; French Club; Vesper Choir. DOROTHY LOUISE STEVENSON, 11 K Dot 561 W. Walnut St., Lancaster, Pa. Health Education Aryan Student Councilor; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Secretary of Class; Secretary of Aryan Society; Tennis Manager; W. A. A.; Vice-President, Lancaster County Club; Tennis; Hockey; Basketball; Swimming; Natural Dancing; Chair- man, Aryan Rush Committee; Social Committee; Consti- tution Committee of Student Government; Track; President, Lancaster County Club. ELIZABETH TERRELL5, n E -Babe 343 Dartmouth Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Health Education Captain and Manager, Hockey; Captain, Basketball; Swimming; W. A. A.; Vice-President, Day Students Club; Delaware County Club; Natural Dancing. EDWIN F. TERRY, A II P Terry Coatesville, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Band; Orchestra; President, Senior Class; President, Aryan; Editor, Green Stone. Fifty-three ? iim iiiinii iiiiiiniiimiiiiTTTTm Tnm i- . WILLIAM THOMPSON, SUV ■Bill Branch Dale, Schuylkill County, Pa. Secondary Education Reporter, Herodotus Club; Junior High Club. WINFIELD THOMPSON, A II I ' Suey 113 Virginia Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan President of Science Club; President of Secondary Educa, tion Club; Varsity Football 26, 27, 28, 29; B;isketball 26; Vice-President, Student Council; Vigilance Committee; Chairman of New Year ' s Dance; Xmas Play; Asst. Business Manager of Serpentine. ISABEL CATHERINE TOWNSLEY, Ji Billie 1923 West Third St., Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Course Day Students Club. MILDRED E. UNRUH, J II P Midge 409 Ivins Ave., Oak Lane, Phila., Pa. Secondary Education Aryan President, Y. W. C. A.; Councilor; President, Herodotus; Vice-President, Travelers ; Green Stone Staff; Purfyle and Gold Staff; Fire Brigade; Hostess Club; Hockey; Captain Basketball; Vice-President, Y. W. C. A.; Chairman, Hand book Committee; Student Council; Recorder of Points; Serpentine. VERNA ANN VOLLMER Vc-rn 317 Walnut St., Saint Mary ' s, Pa. Music Education Moore Hostess Club; Book Club; Vesper Choir; Symphony Orchestra; Y. W. C. A. Fifty-four { NATHAN GEORGE WAGNER, A II P A[ate Aquashicola, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Y. M C. A.; Dance Orchestra; Symphony Orchestra. RUTH ANN WALKER, n E Tiny 3509 New Queen St., Philadeli ' hia, Pa. Health Education Aryan Fire Brigade; Hostess ' Club; Hockey; Aryan Play; Natural Dancing; Dramatic Club; Secretary, W. A. A.; Student Government; Freshman Regulations Committee; Archery; Junior Prom Committee; Archery Manager. GWYNNE WEBSTER, A II I ' CoATESVILLE, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Freshman Class Treasurer; Junior Class Treasurer; Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Hostess ' Club; Fire Brigade; Little Theatre Players; Secretary of Moore Scoiety; Glee Club; Affiliated Students ' Organisations Committee; Moore Play; Student Council; New Year ' s Dance Committee; Moore Anniversary Committee; Moore Rush Committee. CHARLES WEIDNER Slim 109 Wood St., Middletown, Pa. Music Education Moore Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Vice-President, Senior Class; President of Men ' s Student Government; President of Moore; Moore Rush Committee; School Orchestra; Purple and Gold Orchestra; School Band; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet; Vesper Choir; Student Representative to Teachers Conference; Photo Editor, Serpentine. RUTH O. WHITE, II E Whitey Green Lane, P.a. Health Education Aryan Basketball; Hockey; Track and Field; Hostess ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Fire Brigade; Girl Scouts; Science Club; Montgomery County Club. Fifty-five m HELEN RUTH WILL, n E -Wilhe Rear 401 E. Beech St., Hazleton, Pa. Health Education Moore Fire Brigade; Hostess Club; Hockey Team; Basketball Team; Girl Scouts; Science Club; Women ' s Athletic Assn.; Natural Dancing; Track; Life Saving; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis. MARY M. WILLIAMS, A 11 P Molly 8 Marcy Court, Ashley, Pa. Secondary Education Moore Student Councilor; Hostess Club; Fire Brigade; Herodotus Club; French Club; Senior Prom Committee; Fall Formal Committee; Moore Rush Committee; Washing ' ton s Birthday Reception Committee. FLORENCE WILSON, A II P Flo 9 Windsor Ave., Narberth, Pa. Secondary Education Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; Basketball; Baseball; Fire Brigade; Tennis; Hostess Club. KATHRYN I. YOUNG Kay Catawissa, Pa. Music Education Moore French Club; Vesper Choir; Hostess Club; Miss Cherry Blossom ; Y. W. C. A.; Bible Study; Christmas Club. Et Fiftysix GRADUATING GLASS !.; ' l-iiijU- ' 1 EULIA ADAIR - ' Boo 512 Harry St., Conshohocken, Pa. Primary Moore Glee Club; Montgomery Club; Y. W. C. A.; Clogging Club. LILLIAN SHIRLEY ADELSON -ur 413 N. Ave., Kittanning, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Swimming; Hiking. ANNA ALBRIGHT Ann 38 S. Cloud St., Allentown, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club; Lehigh County ELEANOR G. ALLEN 559 Locust St., Ha:elton, Pa. Primary Aryan Glee Club; Student Councilor; Y. W. C. A. RUTH L. ALLEN Rufus 242 New St., Spring City, Pa. Intermediate Swm-uning; Tennis; Herodotus Club. Moore Fifty-eight ETHEL VIVIAN ALTEMUS Viv 631 W. Lafayette St., Norristown, Pa. Primary Moore Montgomery County Club; Social Service Club; Fire Brigade: Y. W. C. A. CEOLA CAROLINE ANDERSON Cee 2nd and Chestnuts Sts., Bangor, Pa. Intermediate Moore Science Club; Girl Scouts; Y. W. C. A.; Hockey; Archery. MOLLIE B. ARONOFF Babe 132 S. Main St., Shenandoah, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A. MARTHA ABIGAIL ATKINSON Abbie 121 E. Main St., Tuckerton, N. J. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Girls Glee Club; Girl Scouts; Clogging. ERMA M. BAEN Bdenie 19 Stuart Ave., Downingtown, Pa. Primary Day Student Club. Aryan ' Fi t -nme SARA AUGUSTA BAIRD Sally 16 Oberlin Ave., Swarthmore, Pa. Primary Moore Councilor; Poster Club; Fire Brigade; Book Club; Dela- ware County Club; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Basketball; Archery; Mgr. and Captain Hockey. ZILLA M. BAKER COCHRANVILLE, CHESTER CoUNTY, Pa. Rural Bowling; Archery; Rural Club; Hostess ' Club; Swimming. JOSEPH INE J. BALDWIN -Jo 329 Maynard St., Williamsport, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Hostess ' Club; Tennis; Women ' s Glee Club; Archery. LOUISA E. A. BANCROFT 1426 First Ave., Elmwood, York. County, Pa. Intermediate York County Club; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Christmas Pl.iy. OLGA J. BARTO 148 WiNSOR Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Hostess ' Club; Hockey. Sixty MIRIAM M. BAUMAN Army 180 Clymer St., Reading, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Girls Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Berks County Club. ERSLIA BAYLOR Box 96, Bala-Cynwyd, Pa. Intermediate Day Students Club; Travelers Club. Aryan ADA P. BEATTY Macf 3204 Brunswick Ave., Drexel Hill, Pa. Primary Moore [ Y. W. C. a.; Orchestra; Glee Club; Student Teachers ' i Club of Chester. ESTELLE BECKWITH Becl{y 725 Woodware Ave., Kittanning, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Swimming; Basketball. MARCELLA C. BEHENY Mickey 1316 Kittatinny St., Harrisburg, Pa. Primary Ary. n Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Campus History Club. Sixty-one %i ISI H g ETHEL M. BEIDLER Jac}{ie 101 Second Ave., Kingston, Pa. Intermediate Secretary of Library Club; Y. W. C. A. Moore MARGUERITE R. BEIDLER Mkl{ey 101 Second Ave., Kingston, Pa. Intermediate Library Club; Vice-President, Y. W. C. A. Moore IN A BELL I?iie 318 Columbia Ave., Palmerton, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Hockey; Tennis; Basketball; S vimming; Herodotus Club- LOUISE S. BELL -Bdl 108 Walnut St., Lebanon, Pa. Primary Moore Clee Club; Hostess Club; Y. W. C . A.; W. A. A. DOROTHY C. BERKERHISER Berl{ie ' ' Dot 9 Parkway, Coatesville, Pa. Primary Aryan Day Students ' Club; Basketball; Swimming; Travelers Club. Sixt -two HANNAH M. BETTERIDGE Bett 111 W. Lafavette St., Norristown, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Montgomery County Club; Science Club; Travelers Club; Y.W.C.A.; Hostess ' Club; Clogging Club; W. A. A. OLIVIA P. BIRDSONG Liggie 7845 Montgomery Ave., Elkins Park, Pa. Primary Moore Glee Club; Student Teachers ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club. M. KATHRYN BLACK Kae 329 Spring St., Royersford, Pa. Intermediate Moore Girls ' Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Campus History Club. RUTH BLANDIN Rudy 1720 Capouse Ave., Scranton, Pa. Primary Aryan Treasurer of Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Archery; Glee Club. L. CHRISTINE BOECKER Teen 469 Main St., Lykens, Pa. Intermediate Moore Swimming; Herodotus Club. y Ji Sixty-three TERESA MARIE BOKAL Trix 1135 N. Main St., Forest Citv, Pa. Intermediate Moore Library Club; Campus History Club; Baseball. GERTRUDE MARY BOLGER Trudee 908 DeKalb St., Norristown, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Service Club; Montgomery County Club; Library; Hostess ' Club. REBECCA ELIZABETH BOYD Bett)i-Bec (3i Parkesburg, Pa. Primary Aryan Day Students ' Club; Travelers ' Club; Glee Club; Stu- dent Teachers ' Club; Campus History Club. KATHARINE ANNE BRETZ Kay 621 S. Walnut St., West Chester, Pa. Primary Moore Poster Club; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis Tourna ' ment; Christmas Play. BEATRICE BRITTAIN Bee Bethlehem, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Lehigh County Club; Baseball. Sixtyfour KATHRYN ANNE BROWN Kaniie 340 Washington Ave., Downingtown, Pa. Intermediate Moori: Student Teachers ' Club; Day Students ' Club. MARTHA CATTELLE BROWN Moss 340 Washington Ave., Downingtown, Pa. Rural Aryan College Glee Club; College Orchestra; Rur.il Club; Day Student Club; Swimiping. EDWARD P. BUCHANAN Buck 27 S. 2nd St., St. Clair, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Club; President Y. M. C. A. CLARA L. BUDJINSKI Buddy 109 Ontario St., Peckville, Pa. Primary Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Lackawanna County Club; Swimming. EVELYN BURKET Ebhie Martinsburg, Pa. Rural Y. W. C. A.; Rural Club; Girl Scouts; Swimming. Sixty-jive f. , I :i JOHN F. CALLAHAN 617 E. Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, Pa. Rural Aryan Rural Club; Y. M. C. A.; Travellers ' Club. JULIA V. CANTWELL 208 W. Coal St., Shen.andoah, Pa. Intermediate Moore Travelers Club; Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club. i BARBARA STORM CAPWELL Babs 4821 Hazel Ave., Phila., Pa. Primary Dramatic Club; Y. W. C. A.; Social Service; Student Teachers Club, Chester. MILDRED D. CAREY Whitehead Selbyville, Del. Rural Rural Club. MARY AGNES CARLIN Carlin Drifton, Pa. Intermediate Student Teachers Club; Y. W. C. A. AR ■AN Six ' ysix ROMAYNE CASTERLINE Carter 1729 Church St., Scranton, Pa. Primary Arya n Religious Committee of Y. W. C. A.; Hockey; Lacka ' wanna County Club. HELEN M. CAVANAUGH Cawy 506 S. Webster Ave., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Moore Travelers ' Club; Hostess ' Club; Tennis; Lackawanna County Club; Councilor. HELEN MARY CHAMBERS Len 922 Parker Ave., Collingdale, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Day Students ' Club; Travelers Club; Chester Student Teachers ' Club; Book Club. ■ • . -■ CARRIE ELIZABETH CLAUSER Cayo yn ' 630 FiOT Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Intermediate Moore College Glee Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester. n- MINNIE F. CLEMONS Beanv Elverson, Pa. Intermediate Day Students Club. Sixt ' i p v MILDRED COCHRAN Ml 335 Franklin Ave., Cheltenham, Pa. Primary Moore Book Club; Day Students ' Club. CLAIRE E. COLES Colesy 6041 Nassau Rd., Overbrook, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Library Club; Swimming Club; Hockey; Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester. DOROTHY M. CONAHEY Dot-Dottie 23 Cedar St., Bridgeton, N. J. Kindergarten-Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Swimming. GRACE CATHERINE CONGLETON ' Shrimp Spring Mill Ave., Conshohocken, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Travelers Club; Montgomery County Club. RUTH LOUISE CONLAN Ruilue ' 432 South River St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Intermedi. te Moore Y. W. C. A. Sixty-eight JEAN FLEMING CONNELLY 52 N. Nice St., Trackville, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Reporter to Purple and Gold; Bc k Club. ANNA MARY CONNER Ann Brandywine Summit, Pa. Primary Day Students Club; Travelers Club. HELEN CLAIRE CORNFIELD 20 S. RiGBY Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Intermediate Tennis; Swimming; Delaware County Club; Student Teachers Club of Chester. DONA E. CRANMER Don preferable 509 Third St., Towanda, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers Club. Aryan JANET CRESWELL Jonnie 370 Spruce St., Pottstown, Pa. Primary Aryan Student Teachers Club; Athletics; Swimming; Hockey; Hiking; Y. W. C. A. Sixty ' Ytine o MARIAN FRANCES CROSBY Magie 135 Linden Ave., Rutledge, Pa. Intermediate Moore Hockey; Swimming; Basketball; Delaware County Club; D:iv Students ' Club; Student Teachers Club of Chester. RUTH E. CROUSE Rufus Willow Hill, Pa. I Rural Rural Club; Academic Glee Club; Swimming; Archery. CLAIRE E. CROUSER 284 Orange St., Northumberland, Pa. Intermediate Moore Travelers ' Club; Student Council; Y. W. C. A. CATHERINE M. CURRY Cappy Endsmeet, Doylestown, Pa. Intermediate Day Students ' Club; Travelers Club. Aryan MAMIE DANILOWITZ May 66 W. Ridge St., Nanticoke, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Swimming; Tennis; Hostess ' Club. Sevcnt y ' CHARLOTTE HELEN DAVENPORT Shotue Langhorne, Bucks County, Pa. Intermediate Moore Glee Club; Science Club; Swimming Club; Y. W. C. A.; Travelers Club; Bucks County Club; Archery; Student Teachers ' Club ot Chester. ELIZABETH T, DAVIS Betty 2 Front St., Nanticoke, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Swimming; Hostess Club. EMILY T. DAVIS Little Bits 600 Green St., Marcus Hook, Pa. Intermediate Library Club; Day Students Club. GERTRUDE MARJORIE DAVIES Hon lU) W. Winona Ave., Norwood, Pa. Primary Aryan __ ' 4 Supervisors Chorus; Delaware County Club; Spring BB Concert; Christmas Choral Service; Day Students Club ' Y. W. C. A. MARION DAVISON Puddm 2303 Hollister Ave., Scranton, Pa. Primary Lackawanna County Club; Hostess Club; Basketbal Seventy-one o T v ANNE MARIE DEWEY Dewey 135 E. Main St., Girardville, Pa. Primary Moore Glee Club; Schuylkill County Club; Student Council; Swimming; VoUeyhill; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. TREVA ELLEN DISE -Ted 305 Cocoa Ave., Hershev, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Glee Club; Herodotus Club. KATHERINE J. DIXON Kay Needmore, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; College Girls ' Glee Club. RUTH DONIS Donnie 366 Ferdinand St., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Moore Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Volleyball; Hostess ' Club; Swimming. IRENE CONSTANCE DUBEE Renee 211 N. Main St., Taylor, Pa. Prim. ry Baseball; Y. W. C. A.; Lackawanna County Club; W. A. A. Set ' ctitv two ( CORINNE McGUCKIN DUFFY Connie 422 High St., Phoenixville, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Swimming; Tennis. Moore MARIAN E. DUNBAR Dumiy Main St., New Bloomfield, Pa. Primary Moore College Girls Glee Club; Hostess Club; Travelers Club; Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Swimming. EDITH PEARL DURBORAW Dith Elwyn, Pa. Primary Moore Delaware County Club; Day Students Club; Basketball. OLIVE R. EASTBURN 403 S. Church St., West Chester, Pa. Secondary Education Day Students Club; Travelers Club; Book Club; Purp e and Co i Staff. DOROTHY MAY ECKERT Dot 1249 Lehigh St., Easton, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Travelers Club; Student Teachers Club; Girl Reserves; Adviser, Baseball Club; Gym Club; Swimmino Club. Seventy-three RUTH ADELAIDE EHRLEN Ruthie Maple and Bellevue Aves., Langhorne, Pa. Intermediate Moore College Girls ' Glee Club; Scientific Club; Y. W. C. A.; Tnivelers ' Club; Swimming; Archery. M. LOUISE EMERSON S ipo 2706 W. Chestnut Ave., Altoona, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Student Council; Book Club; Glee Club; Secretary Aryan; Treasurer, Student Council; Y. W. C. A.; Secretiry of Senior Class. CHARLES P. EMERY Charlie Honey Brook, Pa. Rural Moore Vice-President, Rural Club; College B.md; Y. M. C. A.; Football. ANNA C. FMRICK A7in Sh. mokin, Pa. Rural Moore Glee Club; Rural Club. LILLIAN MAY ENGLE 26 S. Reading Ave., Boyertown, Pa. Primary Campus History Club; Berks County Club; Y. W. C. A. Seventy-four LILLIAN M. EPLEY 722 W. King St., York, Pa. Primary Aryan York County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Campus History Club; Christmas Play. ROMAINE ERB Erhie Lawnton, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Freshman Hockey Team; Fresh- man Basketball Team. RUTH A. ESBIN West Chester, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Glee Club; Day Students ' Club. MARGARET M. ETTER Peg 23 College St., Palmyra, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Herodotus Club; Swimming; Archery. BERYL M. EVANS 232 Academy St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Intermediate Moore Glee Club: Swimming; Hockey; Bowling; Student Teachers ' Club. Seventy-jive o MARY LOUISE EVANS Reds 1109 Washburn St., Scranton, Pa. Primary Moore Councilor; Lackawanna County Club; Book Club; Glee Club. M. ELIZABETH EVANS Betty 17 Newitt Place, Kingston, Pa. Prim. rv Moore Y. W. C. A. MERIAM M. EVANS Sis 470 E. Market St., Williamstown, Pa. Intermediate Day Students ' Club; Herodotus Club. k iSti,. ' . 4 i LILLIAN B. FELL Dot 510 Sharpless St., West Chester, Pa. Primary Day Students ' Club; Book Club. ANNA M. FELLENBAUM Ann COATESVILLE, Pa. Intermediate D.iy Students ' Club; Travelers ' Club. Seventy-six fm . MARY T. FERRON COCHRANVILLE, ChESTER CoUNTY, Pa. Intermediate Book Club; Rural Club; Y. W. C. A.; Archery. SYLVIA FINA 28 S. Sixth St., Allentown, Pa. Primary Travelers ' Club; Lehigh County Club; Basketball; Swimming; Baseball; Fire Brigade. JOSEPHINE M. FLINCHBAUGH -Jo 272 W. Jackson St., York, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; York County Club; Christmas Play. MATILDA S. FLITCRAFT -Tilda 50 West Ave., Woodstown, N. J. Primary Archery; Y. W. C. A.; Hostess ' Club; Baseball. MARION FOGG Toggle M.AiNE St., Woodstown, N. J. Kindergarten-Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Baseball; Hockey; Chester Student Teachers ' Club; Tennis; Swimming. Seventy-seven 1 pi BERYLE B. FOSTER Bubs 341 W. Waverly Rd., Glenside, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.: Book Club; Swimming; Hostess ' Club; Montgcmery County Club; Archery. ELEANOR GRACE FOWLER 833 — 16th Ave., Moore, Pa. Intermediate Moore College Glee Club; Student Teachers Club of Chester; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming. M. SARA FOX Sally 124 N. Railroad St., Palmyra, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Science Club; Freshman Swimming; Teachers ' Student Club. KATIE M. FREY Kitty Quakertown, Pa. Intermediate Travelers Club; Day Students Club. CATHERINE A. GABRIEL ' Cass Earlville, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Campus History Club; Berks County Club. Seventy-eight 1 ' : i N DORIS LEAH GAGE Dimples 136 First St., Olyphant, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Swimming; Volleyball; Lacka- wanna County Club; Bowling. MARY A. GALLAGHER Gar 329 Meridian Ave., Scranton, Pa. Primary Moore Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming MARY T. GALLAGHER Mary T. 108 W. Pottersan St., Lansford, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Campus History Club. PAULINE GANTERT Paid 122 Willows Ave., Norwood, Pa. Intermediate Day Students Club; Student Teachers Club of Chester JANE MARY GARRETT Attic 701 S. Walnut St., West Chester, Pa. Primary Aryan Basketball; Poster Club. Seventv-tmie ♦ .-Tv t= III niiriijM[ KATHERINE M. GEARY Kay 25 Carbon St., Minersville, Pa. Primary Glee Club; Hostess Club. Aryan FIANNIA VIOLET GELNETT -v. ' Millerstown, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; Day Students ' Club. LUELLA JEANNETTE GEORGE Lou 116 Strode Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Natural Dancing; Clog Dancing. CLARA GINSBERG Ginsey 514 Taylor Ave., Scranton, Pa. Primary Lackawanna County Club; Book Club; Science Club. ALTHEA M. GINTHER Al 13 S. IOtii St., Catasuaqua, Pa. Intermediate Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Hostess ' Club; Swimming; Lehigh County Club. Eighty .f MARY AGNES GOLDEN iary G. 205 W. Coal St., Shenandoah, Pa. Primarv Moore Travelers ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Schuylkill County Club; Hostess Club; Volleyball; Tennis; Swimming. KATHERINE ANNE GOTWALS Kay Yerkes, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club; Science Club; Tennis. JEAN A. GOULSTONE ]erry 349 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa. Intermediate Book Club; Y. W. C. A.; Bowling. KATHERINE R. GRADY Kay 521 Fairview St., Pottsville, Pa. Primary Moore Schuylkill County Club; Glee Club; Swimming Club; Chester Students Teachers Club. MARION E. GRADY Irish 308 Wood Ave., Johnstown, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Hockey Club; Student Teachers Club. Eighty-one V ' t Tv KATHRYN A. GREEN -Kay 3 Fifth Ave., Coudersport, Pa. Primary Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.: Hostess ' Club. $0. Moore MILDRED ESTELLE GUNDEL Mil 207 S. Pine Street, York, Pa. Intermediate Moore York County Club; Student Teachers Club; College Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. NINA ROWENA GUTH -Goofy 1210 Walnut St., Allentown, Pa. Kindergarten-Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; College Girls Glee Club; Tennis; Swimming; Chester Student Teachers Club; Lehigh County Club. MARIE ALBERTA GUYGER Mickey Red Lion, Pa. Intermediate Poster Club; Dancing Club; Swimming. MARY HADAD . ' 5534 Locust St., Philadelphia, Pa. Intermediate Day Students Club; Swimming; Student Teachers Club ot Chester. Eighty two ELEANOR W. HAGERTY 624 Post Rd., Marcus Hook, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; Delaware County Club; Student Teachers ' Club ot Chester. ADA M. HALLER Ag Lewistown, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Recreational Work; Travelers ' Club; Stu- dent Teachers ' Club. LAURA A. HALLMAN 735 George St., Norristown, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club; Hostess ' Club. FLORENCE M. HARNER Flo Valley View, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A. KATHRYN A. HARRIS Kdy Glendale, Avoca, P. . Inter.mediate Ary.an Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Glee Club. Eighty three HELENE R. HART Helen 519 N. 63rd St., Philadelphia, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Science Club; Swimming; Hockey; Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers Club, Chester. MARION E. HARTSHORN Harts 1524 Linden St., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Hostess ' Club; Lackawanna County Club; Book Club; Y. W. C. A.; Archery. FLORENCE A. HEISLER Flossie Cape May Court House, N. J. Intermedi. te Moore Hockey; Swimming; Tennis; Y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club. EDNA MAY HEMSTREET Eddie 918 Linden St., Allentown, Pa. Kindergarten-Primary Moore Lehigh County Club; Swimming; Y. W. C. A.; StU ' dent Teachers ' Club of Chester; Tennis J IRMA HENDERSON Irm Glen Moore, Pa. ' lUMARY Y. W. C. A.; Herodotus Club. Aryan Eighty-four DOROTHY ANNE HENDRICKS Dottie 1205 Line St., Sunbury, Pa. Primary Aryan Book Club; Hockey Club; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis; Stu- dent Teachers Club, Vice-President. MARGARET MARY HERRITY Peg 113 N. 17th St., Allentown, Pa. Primary Lehigh County Club; Travelers ' Club; Basketball. ANNA MAY HERTZOG Ann 212 N. Reading Ave., Boyerstown, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club; Berks County Club BETTY JEANNE HETLER 217 Harrison Ave., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Lackawanna County Club; Student Council; Hockey. GRACE F. HIGGINS 901 West Norwegian St., Pottsville, Pa. Intermediate Moore Schuylkill County Club; Campus History Club; Swim- ming; Hockey; Basketball; Tennis; Chester Student Teachers Club. Eighty-jir; HOWARD E. HILGENDORFF Reds 8 Headley Manor, Bristol, Pa. Rural Science Club; Rural Club; Y. M. C. A. Moore MARY V. HILL Mel ' 121 E. Patterson St., Lansford, Pa. Primary Aryan Hostess Club; Travelers ' Club. ELIZABETH HIKDMAN ' Betty 150 N. Third St., O.xford, Pa. Intermediate Poster Club; Herodotus Club. HELEN MARIE HOERNER Billie 272 Ashbourne Road, Elkins Park, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Girl Scouts; Montgomery CountyJClub; Student Teachers Club. MARY ELLEN HOFFMAN Valley View, Pa. i ntermediate Travelers Club. Eightysix NAOMI B. HOFFMAN ? oin East Greenville, Pa. Intermediate Moore f Montgomery Cluh; Basketball; Baseball; Volleyball Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A. HARRIET VIOLA HOGG •Tat Lancaster, Pa. Primary-Kindergarten Day Students Club; Science Club; Coatesville Student Teachers Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming MIRIAM HOLDERMAN Hegins, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A. MARGARET E. HOOD Mamie 1633 Terry St., Easton, Pa. Intermedi. ' te Y. W. C. A. DOROTHY L. HOPKINS Dot West Grove, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A. Eightystven Moore Aryan CHARLOTTE D. HORLACKER Freckjes 721 Westminister St., Allentown, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Lehigh County Club; Baseball. GEORGINIA HORSTICK Georgia 461 West Main St., Palmyra, Pa. Primary Glee Club; Book Club; Y. W. C. A. EMILY L. HOWENSTINE 17 S. Chestnut St., Mt. Carmel, Pa. Primary Aryan Scientific Association; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis; Campus History Club. VIRGINIA KATHRYN HUGHES Kass 113 W. Wood St., Norristown, Pa. Primary Moore Student Teachers ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club. ESTHER M. HUNSBERGER Plumsteadville, Bucks County, Pa. Intermediate Travelers ' Club; Hostess Club. Eighty-eight THELMA S. JEFFERIES Jeffi, 51 W. Rint;F, Ave., Coaldale, Pa. Intermediate Poster Club; Herodotus Club; Dancing. ELIZABETH MARY JEFFERIS Betty Bowling Green, Media, Pa. ' Primary Moore t Glee Club; Hiking Club; Y. W. C. A.; Chester Student f Teachers ' Club; Delaware County Club. •■ I ANNE WATKINS JENKINS A[an 1414 Lafayette St., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Tennis; Travelers ' Club; Formal Dance Committee; Lackawanna County Club. BEULAH M. JOHNSON Pete 742 Pleasant Ave., Peckville, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Lackawanna County Club; Y. W. C, A. CLARA A. JOHNSON Ottsville, Pa. RUR. L Rural Club. Eighty-nine ♦ F: I PAULINE JOHNSON Polly 1201 Market St., Berwick, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club; Finance Committee. ALLEN L. JONES Jonesie Phoenixville, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Cluh; Poster Club; Montgomery County Club; Y. M. C. A. GLADYS MARGARET JONES ' ' Sally ' Chapman Quarries, Pa. Intermediate Moore Campus History Club; Y. W. C. A. MARY ELIZABETH JONES Bet Delta, Pa. Intermediate Aryan York County Club; Sponsor of Girl Reserves; Swim- mini;; Student Teachers Club; Glee Club; Tennis. ALICE MAE JURY AI PoTTSviLLE St., Wiconisco, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club. 7 met GEORGENE ELIZABETH KANTNER George 71 S. Berne St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.: Girl Scouts; Hockey; Science Club; W. A. A. MINA R. KEENAN 741 S. Main St., Phoenixville, Pa. Primary Moore Girls ' Glee Club; College Symphony Orchestra; Y. W. C. A. MARIE A. KEHL Reel 18 E. Lloyd St., Shenandoah, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Girls ' Glee Club; Schuylkill County Club; Herodotus Club; Scientific Association; Hostess Club. ALMA JOSEPHINE W. KEHLER Kay- 523 Weidman St., Lebanon, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Tennis Club; Girls ' Glee Club; Chester Student Teachers ' Club (President). ANNA FRANCES KELLY Kelly 1605 Pittston Ave., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Moore Student Teachers ' Club; Lackawanna County Club. P - ' V J inetyone p-i l-l CATHERINE A. KELLY 5624 Westminster Ave., West Phila., Pa. Rural Swimming; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Rural Club; Hiking Club. M. JOSEPHINE KELLEY -Jo- 313 West Broad St., Tamaqua, Pa. Primary Moore Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Travelers Club; Swimming; Book Club; Schuylkill County Club. MIRIAM G. KEMP Keinpie 925 N. Irving Ave., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Moore Lackawanna County Club; Glee Club; Member of Executive Committee; C;RACE KILMER 41 S. Main St., Quakertown, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club; Social Service Club; Swimming; Tennis; Basketball. ANNA P. KINDT Kmdt Walnutport, Pa. Primary Moore Travelers Club; Herodotus Club; Y. W. C. A. } inety-two SARA ARETA KINSEY Rete 58 N. Fifth St., Pottstown, Pa. Primary Aryan Student Teachers ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Hiking; Swim- ming; Hockey. VERA SAUL KIRST Kitzzie 134 N. Fifth St., Hamburg, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W.C. A.; Purple and Go d Reporter; Student Teach- ers Club; Glee Club; Girl Reserve Adviser; Social Service. HELEN ELIZABETH KLINE Jnnmie 2439 Seventy-sixth Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Primary Ary. ' n Montgomery County Club; Fire Brigade; Glee Club; Tennis; Y. W. C. A. WAYNE A. KLINGER Klmg Elverson, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Club; Y. M, C. A. KATHERINE D. KOSMELA ' ' Kay ' 46 Turner St., Plymouth, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Swimming; College Glee Club; Chester Students ' Club. y mety-three o K- VELMA KRAUSS Choree 318 W. Walnut St., North Wales, Pa Primary Glee Club. AMELIA M. KUMBAR -KUlly 1017 Alden St., Scranton, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Club; Lackawanna County Club; Glee Club; Freshman; Baseball Team; Archery. RELLA MAE KUNTZ Centre Valley. Pa. Intermediate Moore Lehigh County Club; College Girls ' Glee Club; Hostess Club; Tennis; Y. W. C. A. MARJORIE MARY LAMBORN Marge Glen Riddle, Pa. Primary Aryan Delaware County Club; Day Students Club. RUTH MARKLEY LANDES Rutliit ' Worcester, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Montgomery County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester; President of Reformed Council; Swimming Club. y{inety{our JESSICA LANG Jet R. D. No. 3, Bangor, Pa. Primary Moore Swimming; Poster Cluh; Hostess Club; Herodotus Club; Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Travel Club. ELSIE AGNES LASCHOBER Els Belvidere, New Jersey Intermedi. ' Vte Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club. AMELIA LATSHA Ml ((R ' Shamokin, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; Science Club. ELSIE LAWTON Cheynev, Delaware County, Pa. Rural Archery; Rural Club. Aryan Aryan MARY E. LEADER Scotty York, Pa. Intermediate Aryan York County Club; Campus History Club; Y.W.C. A.; Christmas Play; Secretary York County Club. l inety-five n n «► RAMONA A. LEFFLER Monna Adamstown, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Girls ' Scouts; Lancaster County Club. KATHRYN A. LEHR Kay Stockertown, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Archery; Fire Brigade, Captain. HELEN DAVIS LEMMON Lemon 639 E. Main St., Coatesville, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Hockey Team; Day Students Club; Day Students ' Basketball Team; Student Teachers ' Club. LOUISE ALICE LENTZ Little Lentz So. Langhorne, Pa. Kindergarten-Primary Moore Science Club; Glee Club; Travelers ' Club; Archery; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester; Bucks County Club. MARIE ANNA LENTZ R.e So. Langhorne, Pa. Intermediate Moore Glee Club; Science Club; Archery; Bucks County Club; Travelers Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester. ?iinety-six ELSIE M. LERCH Else FiNACUM, Pa Primary Library Cluh; Y. W. C. A. Aryan ELOISE LETTEER Teer Island Park, Northumberland, Pa. Primary Aryan Svvimniing; Tennis; Book Club; Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club. EMILY JANE LEWIS Em 363 Washington Ave., Dow.ningtown, Pa. Rural Aryan Day Students ' Club; Glee Club; Swimming; Rural Club. ELIZABETH J. LONG Bess 915 Maple Ave., Burholme, Philadelphia, Pa. Primary Moore Hockey; Book Club; Glee Club; Day Students ' Club. FREDA F. LOUX Fritz 251 Chestnut St., Souderton, Pa. Intermediate Moore .. ' Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club; Girls Glee Club. J maysa-en .. - ■ (r . :SBKXI t  i-i JANE E. LUBRECHT -Lu 622 N. Laurel St., Hazelton, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A. Aryan BLANCHE VIRGINIA LYNCH 1119 Allston Road, Brookline, Pa. Primary Moore Student Teachers ' Club of Chester; Day Students ' Club; Y. W. C. A. GERTRUDE I. McCOMBS Trudy Kennett Square, Pa. Primary Day Students Club; Book Club. KATHRYN ANNE McDADE Kay 124 S. Apple St., Dunmore, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Secretary Lackawanna County Club. EMILY M. McDowell Mici( Lincoln University, Pa. Rural Rural Club; Y. W. C. A. Tvlinetyeight BONNYLIU ELIZABETH McELROY Bonny 811 Lincoln Ave., Blakely, Olvphant, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Lackawanna County Club; Chester Student Teachers ' Club; Archery. w r LORETTA MILDRED McGUIRE Micl(e 316 S. Irving Ave., Scranton, Pa. Primary Moore Lackawanna County Club; Vice-President; Student Teachers ' Club; Freshman Basketball Team. A. ELIZABETH McINTYRE Betty Malvern, Pa. Intermediate Day Students ' Club; Travelers ' Club. HELEN McKENNA Mac 38 S. Main St., Carbondale, Pa. Intermediate Moore Lackawanna County Club; Herodotus Club; Hostess Club; Hockey; Swimming. HELEN McKINSTRY Chalfonte, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A. Aryan itirty-n -rT FLORENCE E. McLAINE 710 Preston Ave., Brvn Mawr, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A. MARION MEADE McMILLEN Meade 116 Hutchinson Ave., Canonsburg, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Archery; Hiking Club. MARGARET ANNA MacILWAIN Peg 203 Tatnall Ave., Norwood, Pa. Primary Moore Hockey; Delaware County Club; Student Teachers Club of Chester. f. VIRGINIA ELLIOTT MacLAUGHLIN Gmny 825 N. 64th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Day Students ' Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester. CAROLYN R. MANG Caror 10 Wilson Court, Carbondale, Pa. Intermediate Moore Hockey; Volleyball; Swimming; Hostess Club; Trav ' elers Club; Lackawanna County Club; Tennis. One Hundred AUDREY I. MANTZ Rene 319 N. First St., Lehighton, Pa. Primary Hostess Club. Aryan ISABEL J. MARTIN Issy 112 Elizabeth St., Christiana, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Club; Y. W. C. A.; Lancaster County Club. EMMA M. MA2A Em 139 Fifth St., Blakely, Olyphant, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club; Chester Student Teach- ers ' Club; Tennis. MARY C. MEEHAN 139 E. 8th St., Wyoming, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Herodotus Club; Travelers ' Club. JOSEPHINE MARIE MEYER Jo 175 South Welles St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Intermediate Moore ? Y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester; Swimming Club. One Hundred One o a t. i a viv.vt ANNE S. MILANOVICH Speed}! ' 1106 Main St., Aliquippa, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.: W. A. A.; President Campus History Club; Hockey. ELLEN E. MILLER £l y 519 Colfa.x Ave., Scranton, Pa. Primary Hostess Club; Lackawanna County Club; Book Club; Hiking; Swimming. katherine a. miller Kay 33 S. Poplar St., Hazelton, Pa. Intermediate Moore Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Tennis. HELEN EVELYN MOOD Moody 400 Fifth St., Perkasie, Pa. Primary Bucks County Club; Basketball; Tennis; Student Teachers ' Club; Travelers Club; Sponsor of Girl Reserve Club. VIRGINIA MORRIS dm R. D. Spring City, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; Hockey. One Hundred Two LOLETA MORRISON ' ' Dolly Delta, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; York County Club Swimming. HANNAH R. MOSKOWITZ Man 1326 S. Main St., Pittston, Pa. Primary Swimming; Book Club. Aryan JANET EVELYN MURRAY Whiffet 3rd and Gay St., Royersford, Pa. Kinderg. rten-Primary Moore Montgomery County Club; Science Club; Tennis; Swimming Club; Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester, Treasurer; Representative for Purple and Gold. EVELYN V. NAGLE ••£v ' Avon, Lebanon County, Pa. Intermedi.ate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Archery; Volleyball. MARY A. NEWTON Tonrjie 309 W. Biddle St., West Chester, Pa. Primary Day Students ' Club; Book Club. One Hundred Three ITV, L ELIZABETH NICHOLLS i3ett 3 Walnut St., Forty Fort, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Hockey; W. A. A.; Baseball Manager. HELEN NICKELE 37 N. Sixth St., Emaus, Pa. Intermediate y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club; Lehigh County Club. ERMA G. OBERHOLTZER Obie 320 N. Third St., East Greenville, Pa. Intermediate Moore Montgomery Club; Basketball; Baseball; Volleyball; Y.W. C. A.; W. A.A. MARY A. O ' CONNELL 1001 Bartram Ave., Collingdale, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Delau-are County Club; Book Club; Swimming; Hiking. VIDA TERESA OSLIN V.-V. 136 Grand Avenue, Forest City, Pa. Prim. ry Glee Club; Campus History. Moore One Hundred Four fc M. RUTH OWEN Cookie 227 Greene St., Johnstown, Pa. Primary Moore Glee Club; Swimming; Tennis; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. MILDRED D. PARRY Mi ie 1705 Wayne Ave., Scranton, Pa. Primary Ary. ' n Y. W. C. A.; Lackawanna County Club; Student Teachers ' Club MARY ELIZABETH PATTON Mary Ann 105 Ardmore Ave., Highland Park, Pa. Primary Moore Delaware County Club; President Little Theatre Players; Y. W. C. A.; Cabinet; Student Council; W. A. A. DOROTHY ELIZABETH PAXTON Dot ■ 401 Collingdale Ave., Collingdale, Pa. Primary Glee Club; Chester Student Teachers ' Club; Day Students ' Club; Delaware County Club. CONSTANCE C. PEDRICK Connie Black Rock Road, Oaks, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club. One Hundred Five o KATHRYN HELENA PETERS ■■Kitty 1908 E. Livingston St., Allentown, Pa. Intermediate Moore Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Manager Baseball; W. A. A.; Lehigh County Club. CATHERINE PETERSON 534 S. Main St., Greensburg, Pa. InTERMEDI. ' VTE Y. W. C. A. PAULINE P. PETERSON • ' Polly ' Parkesburg, Pa. Primary Science Club; Hostess Club; Swimming. ANNE G. PHILLIPS Squirt 85 Sylvanus St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Hostess Club. FLORENCE M. POTKONSKI Flo 289 E. Ridge St., Nanticoke, Pa. PlUMARV Y. W. C. A.; Science Club. Aryan One Hundred Six EUNICE E. PROUSE Eume Chalfont, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club; Travelers Club; Swmming Club. ANNA PRUCHNICKI Pruens Ohio Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; Glee Club; Bowling; Swimming. MIRIAM ELIZABETH PUGH Mep 31 Margaretta St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Swimming; Schuylkill County Club; Glee Club. DOROTHY RUTH PURNELL Dot 148 Walnut St., Pottstown, Pa. Intermediate Moore Advis:r of Girl Reserves; Members of Student Teachers ' Club; Girls Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. PHYLLIS BLANCHE RAKER -Phyl 27 Highland Ave., Morton, Pa. Primary Aryan Delaware County Club; Day Students Club. One Hundred S:v:n l_ r GENEVIEVE M. RAMSEY tW I 42 W. Basin St., Norristown, Pa. Primary Moore Basketball; Montgomery County Club; Student Teachers ' Club; Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. MARY E. REBOK • Pete MiLLERSTOWN, PeRRY CoUNTY, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Hockey; W. A. A.; Campus History Club. MARGARET C. REPLEY Peg 15 E. Commerce St., Shamokin, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Vice-President of Girls Glee Club; Hostess Club; Campus History Club. M. ELIZABETH RICHARDSON Betty 344 Greenwich St., Reading, P. . Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Berks County Club. 4 MARTHA L. RICHARDSON Mart 702 Summit Avenue, Jenkintown, Pa. Primary Aryan Montgomery County Club; Swimming; Bowling; Y. W. C. A.; Science Club. One Hundred Eight NAOMI EMMA NELL RICHMAN 2845 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Primary Moore Library Club; Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Archery; Bowling. LOTTIE A. RIE5S Moore, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Herodotus Club; DaLiiVare County Club; Archery. CATHERINE V. RITTER Kay 931 N. 19th St., Allentown, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Lehigh County Club; Glee Club; Student Teachers Club; Girl Reserve Adviser; Science Club; Campus History Club. GERTRUDE S. ROBERTS Gertie 38 S. Walnut St., Mt. Carmel, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A. Aryan M. KATHRYN ROBINSON Kitty Saratoga, Pa. Intermediate Montgomery County Club; Archery; Girl Reserves; Student Teachers ' Club. One Hundred 7 iine THELMA M. ROGERS Tell ROVERSFORD, Pa. Primary Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club. SYLVIA H. ROSENFELD Syb 387 Main St., Luzerne, P.- . Intermediate Swimming; Book Club. Moore MARY ALICE ROHN Rohme 306 S. Main St., Nazareth, Pa. Primary Aryan Campus History Club: Y. W. C. A. Moore HELEN SCHAFFER 506 JuNii ' ER St., Quakertown, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Swimming. MARGARET SCHAFFER Peggie 517 Market St., Scottdale, Pa. Primary Aryan Archery; Bowling; Y. W. C. A.; Campus History Club. One Hundred Ten CATHERINE SCHALLER Kay ' 254 South State St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Poster Club. MAY COLLINS SCHAPPIE 15 N. Hickory St., Mt. Carmel, Pa. Hi l Primary Y. W. C. A.; Science Club; Hostess Club; Campus History Club; Tennis. HELEN SCHATZ Schdtzie 961 North St., Allentown, Pa. Intermediate Moore Travelers ' Club; Treasurer, Lehigh County Club; Coates- ville Student Teachers ' Club. VELMA FRANCES SCHOTT Wilhelmina 545 High St., Enhaut, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Recreational Work; Travelers Club; Student Teachers ' Club; Hockey. ' , . MARGARET SCHRACK Peggv 152 G. Y St., Phoeni.wille, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Poster Club; Swimming; Y. W. C. A.; Hockey; Secretary Glee Club. One Hundred Eleven EVELYN R. SCHULTZ Schuhzie Worcester, Pa. Intermediate Montgomery County Club; Y. W. C. A. Moore IDA MARION SCHULTZ 4804 BiNOHAM Ave., Phila., Pa. Intermediate Moore Student Teachers ' Club; Library Club; Herodotus Club; Science Club; Tradition Club, REBA SENECAL Rehs 702 Cherokee St., Bethlehem, Pa. Primary Moore Lehigh County Club; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; SwimminiJ. DOROTHY SHADDINGER Dot PiPERSVILLE, Pa. Intermediate Library Club; Y. W. C. A.; Day Students Club. LOIS M. SHAFFER • Lo 703 W. Princess St., York, Pa. Intermediate Moore York County Club; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Presi- dent York County Club; Christmas Play. One Hundred Twelve 4 ■. ' 1- ELLIS MARION SHALKOP 135 Bridge St., Spring City, Pa. Primary Moore Swimming; Tennis; Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club. MARY SHELLENBERGER Shelly MiFFLINTOWN, Pa. Rural Swimming; Y. W. C. A.; Rural Club. MARY C. SHERMAN Dalton, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Lackawanna County Club; Travelers ' Club; Chester Student Teachers Club; Swimming Club; Y. W. C. A. DOROTHY SHILLADY Dot Glen Moore, Pa. Rural Rural Club; Y. W. C. A. HELEN FRANCES SHIVERY Atglen, Pa. Primary-Kindergarten Aryan Science Club; Tennis Tournament; Swimming; Coates ville Student Teachers Club; Y. W. C. A. One Hundred Thirteen iii iiiiii i i iiii ii i iiii iiin i iiin ii iiii i iiiiiinmiiini i nii i iii i iiiiiiniiiiiim i EVELYN M. SHULTZ Shuhzie 304 W. Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Tennis; Glee Club; Natural Dancing; Clog Dancing. RUTH ELIZABETH SILBERMAN Ru us 234 Wyncote Road, Jenkintown, Pa. Primary Aryan Swimming; Bowling; Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester; Archery. NELLIE A. SINGER Singer 54 Penna. Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Intermediate Basketball; Hockey; Day Students ' Club; Travelers ' Club; Swimming. ALICE SLATTERY Slatts 134 S. Laurel St., Hazelton, Pa. Primary Aryan Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A. PEARL M. SLAVITZ Pearly 124 W. Gay St., West Chester, Pa. Primary Aryan Day Students ' Club; Swimming; Book Club; Hiking Club. One Hundred Fourteen V ELEANOR E. SMITH ' ' Smitty ' POTTSTOWN, Pa. Primary Moore Poster Club; Y. W. C. A.; Hockey; Tennis. ELLEN W. SMITH Smitty 210 American St., Fullerton, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Swimming; Herodotus Club; Glee Club; Lehigh County Club; Y. W. C. A. LENORE STAMPER Sis 632 S. Matlack St., West Chester, Pa. Primary Moore Glee Club; Day Students ' Club. I I KATHRYN HELEN STEELMAN Kay 515 Brad St., Pleasantville, N. J. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Swimming; Student Teachers ' Club; Archery Club; Formal Dance Committee. LAURA K. STETLER Norristown, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Montgomery County Club; Swimming; Hostess Club; Archery. One Hundred Fi tecti I ■. I N I Ml iir 1 t III 1 ' ISABEL ELSIE STIFLER Izz ' 533 W. Jackson St., York, Pa. Primary Aryan York County Club; Student Teachers ' Club; College Glee Club; Y. W. C. A. ANNA MABELLE STOUT 1127 Brandywine Blvd., Wilmington, Delaware Primary Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers Club of Chester. CECILIA C. T. STRAKA Red E. Grant St., McAdoo, Pa. Primary Aryan Science Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming; Hostess Club. MABEL STROHM Al Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A.; Swimming; Hockey; Tennis; Hostess C.luh; Councilor. LUTHER SUPPLEE Lute Honey Brook, Pa. Rural Moore Y. M. C. A.; Secretary of Rural Club. One Hundred Sixteen iTV PEARL N. SWEISFORD Sweis 359 Main Street, Red Hill, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club; Hostess Club. M. ELIZABETH TAYLOR Rel 114 North Lincoln Ave., Scranton, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Lehigh County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Book Club; Library Club; Hockey; Counselor. MILDRED LOUISE THOMAS Mtily Lou 25 Sheldon St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A. EDITH M. THOMPSON £die 128 S. Pennock Ave., Highland Park, Del. County, Pa. Primary Delaw re County Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester. BEATRICE C. BECK TITUS -Bee 136 Mt. Labor Way, Ocean Grove, New Jersey Primary Moore Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Herodotus Club. One Hundred Seventeen J .llllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilinilllllllllllliiiiniimiiiiiiiii ' injiiiji H I ADELINE BLANCHE TOMLINSON Pme Langhorne, Pa. PlUMARY Herodotus Club; Y. W. C. A. ELLYN C. TOWNSEND COCHRANVILLE, CHESTER CoUNTY, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Club; Y. W. C. A. 1 HELEN E. TRANSUE 409 Cattrell St., Easton, Pa. Primary Aryan Student Teachers ' Club; Y, W. C. A.; Swimming; Basketball; Tennis; Hockey; Hiking; Baseball. DOROTHY M. TURNER Dot 401 Lehman St., Lebanon, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; College Girls Glee Club; Hostess Club; Swimming. C. JEANETTE UHLER 373 N. 9th St., Lebanon, Pa. Intermediate Moore Tennis; Hockey; Travelers ' Club; Y. W. C. A. One Hundred Eighteen ELIZABETH M. ULECKIE Beth 13 S. Jardin St., Shenandoah, Pa. Primarv Moore Glee Club; Y. W. C. A.; Herodotus Club; Hostess Club; Swimming; Book Club. HELEN ANNA ULRICH 200 York Road, Jenkintown, Pa. Primary Aryan Hockey; Basketball; Montgomery County Club; Hos- t ess Club; Y. W. C. A.; W. A. A.; Basehill. NORMAN EMANUEL UNGER J orm Reinerton, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Club; Y. M. C. A.; Schuylkill County Club; Christmas Play. PAUL IVAN UPDEGROVE Upde MuiR, Pa. Rural Moore Rural Club; Schuylkill County Club; Travelers ' Club. EDRIE ELIZABETH WAGNER Eddy 318 Charles St., Coatesville, Pa. Primary Moore Girl Reserve Adviser; Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club; Supervisors Chorus. One Hundred T inrteen H ..rr 5 ■ ■ H MARIE WAGNER ■ r 1 Maggie ■ r m 1123 Park Ave., Williamsport, Pa. ■ f Intermediate ■ ' •- Y. W. C. A. Library Club; Glee Club; Girl Scouts . MURIEL E. WALDRON 135 Woodland Ave., Coatesville, Pa. Intermediate Aryan Y. W. C. A.; Book Club. W ' EVELYN WALKER Ei; Wall St., Spring City, Pa. Intermediate Day Students Club; Y. W. C. A. KATHERINE C. WALTZ Kay West Chester, P. ' . Rural Hockey; Rural Club; Day Students ' Club. Moore ANNA CATHERINE WARD Alll! 409 Ridge Ave., Allentown, Pa. Intermediate Moore Lehigh County Club; Travelers Club; Councilor; Basketball. A One Hundred Twenty MARY FRANCES WATTERS 138 Spring St., Wilkes-Barke, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Travelers Club; Student Teachers ' Club. EDNA W. WEBB 744 Washington Ave., Bethlehem, Pa. Primary Moore Herodotus Club; Student Teachers Club. i GERTRUDE JOANNE WEISBERGER Gerry 600 Throoi ' St., Dunmore, Pa. Intermediate Ary.iin President of Lackawanna County Club; Student Council; Dramatic Club: Serpentine Staff; Glee Club; Book Club; Y. W. C. A.; Fire Brigade; Junior Mantle Orator; Hockey; Hostess. MIRIAM JUNE WEISER MuTl 3655 Union St., Allentown, Pa. Primary Moore Y. W. C. A.; Lehigh County Club; Science Club. MARIAN WEISS Weissie 193 N. 7th St., Lehighton, P.. . Intermediate Hostess Club; Fire Brigade; Swimming; Basketball; Debating Club. One Hundred Twenty-one 1 . , I r Ul iL. N m EDITH ANNA WHITE Edie 16 N. Prospect Ave., Norristown, Pa. Intermediate Moore Montgomery County Club; Y. W. C. A.; Travelers ' Club; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester. LOIS A. WHITE 408 E. Market St., Scr.- nton, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.: Collej e Girls ' Glee Club; Volleyball; Lackawanna County Club. M. FLORENCE WHITEMAN F 05S 621 N. Harrison St., Wilmington, Del. Intermediate Moore Travelers ' Club; Y. W. C. A.; Swimming. GERTRUDE C. WHITEWORTH Trudy 4034 Greene St., Philadel  hia, Pa. Intermediate Y. W. C. A. KATHRYN ISABELL WILLIAMS Kate 2629 N. Main St., Scranton, Pa. Primary Aryan Lackawanna County Club; Basketball; Student Teachers Club of Chester. One Hundred Twent -two Rn --TV. MARY AGNES WILLIAMS 609 Cherokee St., Bethlehem, Pa. Intermediate Moore y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester. RUTH WILLIAMS ' Stretch 113 South Broad Mtn. Ave., Frackvh.le, Pa. Intermediate M(3ore Y. W. C. A. ALBERTA ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON 337 Porter St., Easton, Pa. Primary Basketball; Y. W. C. A.; Girl Reserve Adviser; Stu- dent Teachers ' Club; Tennis. ELSIE ELIZABETH WISE Sue 239 N. Second St., Lykens, P.- . Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.: Glee Club; Hiking Group; Student Teachers Club. ijj AMELIA M. WLODOWSKI Mi iy 107 E. Ridge St., Nanticoke, Pa. Intermediate Moore Y.W.C.A.; Travelers ' Club; Science Club; Girls ' Glee Club. One Hundred Twentythree -■.T -. r MILDRED I. WUNDERLICH Mil Star Route, Pottstown, Pa. I NTERMEDIATE AryAN Book Club; Travelers ' Club; Campus History Club; Basketball; Tennis; Y. W. C. A. RUTH YOCUM Ruthie 215 Main St., Souderton, Pa. Primary Moore Swimming; Hostess Club; Y. W. C. A.; Montgomery County Club. LORRAINE DORIS YOUNG Ramee 115 McKinley Ave., Lansdowne, Pa. Intermediate Moore Hockey; Basketball; Delaware County Club; Day Students ' Club; Tennis; Student Teachers ' Club of Ches- ter; President of the Swimming Club of Chester. ELIZABETH ALICE ZART Bfttv 607 Cherokee St., Bethlehem, Pa. i Intermediate Moore Y. W. C. A.; Student Teachers ' Club of Chester, Swimming Club. Otic Hundred Twenty-four r-. A N A N, A rv=7i N jy M V S I DUR HALL Dr TAME y — M _ 1st Row — G. Ramsay, M. Cullinane, J. Cotterall, H. Cromarty, E. Deakins, E. Richardson, M. Fasnacht, R. Johnson, R. Walker 2nii Row— ' W. Thompson, H. Hildgandorph, C. Alhson, K. WilUams, G. Weisbergcr, D. Diehl, W. Terry, L. Supplee, H. Donald 3rd Roii— R. De Lucca, W. Klinger, C. Emery Play Author Coach B Senior Play Cast Monsieur Beaucaire Ethel Hale Freeman Miss Josephine Wilson a One Hundred Twent -nine Senior History Reminiscences in Four Chapters Chapter I JT SEEMS to be centuries ago when as Freshmen we accepted the following of Socrates and began the arduous tasks m the study of Teaching . It was indeed an expectant day when we met the Faculty that austere array of men and women who were to decide _ our destinies. That afternoon we embarked on a long journey, ready and | willing to man the ship of life in the years to come. The coxswain warned us that some would totter unless we started early to strengthen our hearts with life-saving study. The high seas and terrible storms, the days of anguish and darkness would claim its toll and at the home port there would be weeping and gnashing of teeth. Chapter II A much needed and desired vacation brought new vigor and lite and we returned with even more determination. The dangers ot the year were heralded by our predecessors and from the start we lived in fear. Class quiz! ' ' and a cold clammy sweat would appear on the foreheads of some five hundred students. It would require all the lavish prodigality ot thoughts ot a true intellectual anatomist to chronicle all the events of the passing few years; but let us look back to the time when life ' s embarrassing moments were intense and dramatic when the girls chasing around a corner bumped into a group of the male species trom Wayne Hall going nonchalantly into the New Chapel. Ah ! those were the good old days. The scene shifts —let us look back across the interminable chasms of anguish and bitterness of a most dismal sort to days when depression was intense and hearts were saddened, to days when we endeavored to realize that Dr. Smith, principal of our College, was gone forever. The year ended and we passed to the exalted throne of a Junior. One Hundred Thirty Chapter III Another year and out of the dark we emerged to greet the birth of a new hfe. The hardships of it all had been amehorated by advancement. The coveted goal was in sight. But lo! as the sunshine ot the brightest day casts the deepest shadow so the days of a Junior had their trials and tribulations. Weekly, we journeyed to the public schools to observe how this theory of psychology and that theory were practiced on the future men and women ot America. Success and success and success ! Such was our fall of 1929, for then it was that our football team was acclaimed the champion over all the State Teachers Colleges in Pennsylvania. To dwell further on this fruitful and enjoyable year would add length to a story known well to those who have experienced it. So let us go on and consider that majestic seniority. Chapter IV Class meetings, teaching and lectures, but alas, the last lap. Class elections were held, and a battle ensued which made the justly famous Democratic Convention seem like mere child s play. The good ship of state, however, was skippered by Andrew Bowdle who had for his mates and crew Charles Weidner, Louise Emerson and Lucille Fisch. Year books, rings, prom, and picture occupied the fore. Shortly, the final examinations were once more with us, and the solemn look upon the faces of our classmates, the burning of the midnight oil and nervous yet eager anticipation of the students themselves, announced in silent eloquence the incerity of our classmates in their school career. Dame rumor was with us and ' ' Say, have you heard the latest — five seniors are to be flunked? But finally, as a pleasant antidote to the final exams came the acme of ' 30 ' s social achievements - the long awaited Senior Week-End. Small wonder that the Senior Week-End of ' 30 was acclaimed West Chester ' s best, for the entrancing melodies of the orchestra, the charming favors and the all pervading spirit of joie de vivre wove a spell of blissful contentment over everyone present. Would that we could proceed, but this attempted history must now cease, leaving this chapter much unfinished while waiting patiently for destiny ' s stores. One Hundred Thirtv-one Class Will IT 7E, THE Class of 1930, having reached that period of maturity V at which it behooves us to prepare to leave this cloistered lite tor one less sheltered, and knowing full well the value ot our beloved treasures, feel that is our bounden duty to make due preparation tor the bestowal of the foresaid treasures in such a manner as seems fitting, to such people as seem worthy, with such injunctions as we deem necessary. We solemnly charge our beneficiaries that they accept these bequests with due reverence, and, insofar as they are able, use them wisely and well. In the evening of their college day let them look back on us, their predecessors, with a kindly thought for memory ' s sake. Therefore, we the class of 1930, being of sound mind and unpre- judiced spirit, do make this our last will and testament. Section I Our robe of superior dignity and our cloaks of knowledge we bestow upon the Class of 1931, to be worn wisely and well at their discretion. Our desires and wishes for the welfare of the college we leave to the undergraduates with the hopes that in their possession these dreams may become realities. Section II To the incoming Freshmen we bequeath our knowledge and opinions of the present undergraduates that our beneficiaries in their traditional Greenness ' ' may overlook neither the faults nor the good qualities of the upper-classmen. To these same beneficiaries, the Class of 1934, we give our well- worn chapel seats and our ability to absorb knowledge emanated from that daily service. This bequest is made to the class of 1934 because we realize the present student body is unworthy of the gift. To them, also, we bequeath our collect on of Student Government and Y Handbooks, to which from time to time, we have made invaluable, unofficial suggestions. a ! ' ■ i hiTtytwo Section III To the specified beneficiaries we consign the designated bequests, as follo vs — Article 1. To Ginny Briar, Emily ReifTs efficiency and determination of manner. Article 2. To Louise KaufFman, Mary Oyler ' s reserved Chapel seat, with a special admonition concerning The Torpedo and the Whale . Article 3. Suey ' s vows of consfcincy, to Sherry — may she honor them as well as he did. Article 4. Charlie ' s and Eleanor ' s proof that Music Supes can harmonize to Charlie and Kay . Article 5. ' Sammy Morrison ' s line, that has proved so valuable an asset to both Sammy and the senior secondary education students, to Eric Cartmeli. Article 6. Pee Wee Gualco ' s loyalty and pep to Roper, in hope that the latter will not strain her voice in a quest for salt but will preserve it to back up the team . Article 7. All of our compositions and themes, preserved in the files of the English Department, to the Freshmen Bonfire Committee for the victory of 1930. Article 8. To Bill Yunevitch the grid-iron accomplishments that Jack Callahan and Christy Cagle have had in common. Article 9. Marie Kehl ' s calmness of spirit and poise to Alice Ives in hope that she will add these qualities to her profes- sional attitude . Article 10. To the faculty in general we leave any pleasant memories that they may have of our college careers. If, by chance, any unpleasant m.emories re- main with them, may they dismiss them and think kindly of our attempts. And now, charging our beneficiaries that they regard with filial devotion our bequests and advices, we leave them to return no more. ' ' So he our passing. Our tas}{ accomplished and the long day done. Our wages ta}{en, and m our hearts some late lar singing. Let us be gathered to the quiet West, the Sundown pleasant and serene, Deathr The Class of 1930. Witnessed on this twenty-sixth day of May, nineteen hundred and thirty. Ont Hundred Thirtv-thrce Class Calendar SEPTEMBER Golden hirch leaves shimmering in the sun, woods shot through with flaming sassafras and here and there a scarlet maple tell us that summer is over. We are bac}{ on the campus. Monday, 9 — Registration for Freshmen, bags and baggage every- where, with here and there a few students. With the assistance of faculty members and student councilors over five hundred new students were enrolled. A pep meeting ' in the evening acquainted Freshmen with Uncle Ned , cheer leaders, cheers and songs. Tuesday, 10- -Health and Music tests caused early pangs of home sickness to leave Freshmen. At 12:30 P. M. Faculty luncheon to Fresh- men took place in the dining room. An informal dance from 8:00 to 10:00 P. M. put a climax to the second day of Freshman Orientation. Wednesday, 11 — Arrival of more baggage followed by upper class- men Registration. Movie, Show People , concluded the program of Orientation. Thursday, 12 — All classes began. Recitation Hall was the scene of action. Friday, 13 The adviser-advisee dance, — the Purple and Gold Dance Orchestra made its first appearance. Saturday, 14 Old Main became the scene of great activity. From 7 to 10, hall parties claimed the interest and presence of all women students. Friday, 20 — The Y. W. C. A. greeted the women students with a Kid Party . We shall never forget those juvenile costumes. Saturday, 21 First football game of the season played with Drexel Institute in Philadelphia. The score 12 in our favor promised a good season. Thursday, 26 — Candle Light Service at Y . Friday, 27 Informal dancing with Purple and Gold Orchestra from 7:30 to 9:00 P. M. Saturday, 28 The Moore Literary Society presented its annual play. This year we enjoyed Third Floor Front . One Hmicirfd Thirty- our OCTOBER At last the dosing season crowns the plain And ripe October gathers in the gram. Tuesday, 1 - -Mary E. Oyler welcomed all students into the Student Government Organization at the first Open Forum of the year. Thursday, 3 Dr. and Mrs. Cameron gave a reception to members of the faculty and their wives. Several of the students from the college aided Mrs. Cameron. Friday, 4 — The young men of the college serenaded us after eight o ' clock. They appeared in pajamas and carried lanterns of all shapes and forms. Thus they ushered in their Freshman regulations tor this year. Saturday, 5 —The first football game at home, — our guests were the men from Trenton. Ours was the victory with a score 27-2. Sunday, 6 First Vespers today in Philips Memorial at 4 o ' clock. The program was entirely musical. Friday, 11 — An exceptionally good pep meeting was held in Auditorium, preparing for our two games tomorrow. Saturday, 12 — An all important week-end at college. Our soccer team played its first game with Philadelphia Normal. The score was 3-1 in favor of the latter. Following this game we had a football game with our rivals from Bloomsburg. West Chester was again made proud by a victory, 25-0. In the evening the Moore Literary Society celebrated its fifty-eighth anniversary. Strickland Gillilan, humorist, was the speaker of the evening. Following the program there was dancing until twelve o ' clock. Tuesday, 15 — Official organization and meeting of clubs at 10:15 A. M. Friday, 18 Football game with Goldie College. The wearers of the Purple and Gold were successful, -score, 41-0. The Travelers hiked several miles away from college to enjoy a Clam Bake . They request warmer weather in their ne.xt journey. There was dancing from 7:30 to 9:30 in Recreation Hall. Saturday, 19 — Our soccer boys went down to a defeat to the boys from Girard College. The Aryan Literary Society made its first stage appearance in Civ.l an Clothers , a play filled with fun and laughter. Su7iday, 20 - Dr. Francis Harvey Green of Pennington School for Boys, formerly a member of our faculty, spoke at Vespers. Monday, 21 — The first of our educational movies was featured n the auditorium. One Hundred Thirty ' jive Friday, 25 -The University of Delaware soccer team visited us this afternoon and journeyed home, again victors by one point. Saturday, 26 -The college football team, journeyed to Philadelphia to play St. Joseph ' s. We played a losing game, 6-0. Y. W. and Y. M. movie benefit, ' The Wolf of Wall Street ' Thursday, 31 — The annual Hallowe ' en dinner was held in the dining room. The Hostess Club had arranged for appropriate decoration and the students furnished the gayety. This was followed by a dance in Recreat on Hall . NOVEMBER Whe?i shrieked the b!ea l ovemher winds ' Friday, 1 — A ' ' pep meeting was held in the auditorium in prepara ' tion for our footba ' l game of the season. Saturday, 2 — Much excitement, many final warnings and the buses carrying students to Stroudsburg were off. Al warnings and advice were heeded for West Chester again carried the banner, 14-7- The Moores presented a Hallowe ' en program in the evening. Sunday, 3 — Musical Vespers. Monday, 4— A Victory Dance was held in Recreation Hall. Saturday, 9 — And still we play football. Millersville State Teachers College was our guest. The score 14-0 was in our favor. The Aryans took their turn at entertaining this evening. Monday, 11 Armistice Day was observed in Chapel, and no classes for the rest of the day. Friday, 15 — Our last soccer game at home. We defeated Strouds- burg, 2-0. Saturday, 16 — The football game for the State Teachers College Championship was played against Slippery Rock State Teachers College on Wayne Field. West Chester was forced to announce defeat to the western friends, 13-6. The first formal of the year, the Junior Prom, was held in Recreation Hall. Quite the array of new fashions. Sunday, 17— Dr. Schmucker, formerly a professor of the College, spoke at Vespers. Friday, 22 — Students left for Thanksgiving vacations, thankful. ' B One Hundred T iirfv-si.v DECEMBER The sun that brief December Day Rose cheerless over hills of gray. Monday, 2 Students return to Greenstone Buildings at one o ' clock, classes at one-thirty. Tuesday, 3 Winter sports began, snow light on Wayne Field. Friday, 6 Ruth Page, interpretative dancer, gave an entertainment in Philip ' s Memorial Very unique and expressive Saturday, 7 — The Christmas Spirit is penetrating. Dance in Recrea- tion Hall until 9:30. Wednesday, 1 1 - Beginning of Christmas Bazaar sponsored by the Y. W. C. A. Friday, 13 — Last day for the bazaar. Dance in Recreation Hall until 9:30. Saturday, 14 — Movie The Patriot , benefit of York County Club. Suiiday, 15 — Dr. Miede at Vespers. Tuesday, 17 — The outstanding memory of our Senior Year, the Christmas Play ' ' Why the Chimes Rang . It is a tradition of the school for the York County Club to sponsor the Christmas Play as a memorial to Cora E. Everett, who was head of the Department of Oral Expression from 1896 1924. Thursday, 19 — The annual White Supper and Carol Service held their place in high esteem as a Christmas celebration and tradition. The honor of singing the solo part of Oh Holy Night was given to Margaret Eicherly. Friday 20 -Much festivity in the air; for many, the last classes for 1929. The Christmas Dance was held in Recreation Hall unti 11:30. Saturday, 21 — Christmas vacation. JANUARY The mad uniids might wor, the frolic architecture of the snow. Such is January. Sunday, 5 — Back to Old Main . Plan your work and then work your plan. Mo7iday, 6 — Lessons began. Tuesday, 7 — First Open Forum of 1930, Mary Oyler presiding. Friday, 10 — Election oi officers for Student Government. First Basketball game with Elizabethtown College. The Cagers brought West Chester victory, 22-18. b One Hundred Thirty-snen Saturday, 11 — Movie! Interference , benefit of Y. W. and Y. M Friday, 17 — Informal dance in Recreation Hall until 9:30. Sdttirddv, 18 — The Moore Literary Society, presented a musical comedy the Love Charm . This masterpiece was composed by one of our students, Nancy Sload, and promises much for the future. The basketball team was defeated by Keystone, 42-17- Sunday, 19 — Miss Schmidt ' s chorus presented a musical program at Vespers. Friday, 24 — A week of much work and many exams. The st dents from different Health Education classes presented a varied exhibition in Chapel at 8:00. Saturday, 25 -Thus ended the fall semester. The Aryan Literary Society presented the Club Aryan in the Golden Revue a production, which spoke for itself. Mcnday, 21 — The first day of the second semester and the beginning of Rush Week . Moore Day, with entertainment in form of a tea, dinner and dance. ' u sday, 28 — Aryan Day al day The blue and gold society pre- sented a movie, a review of Saturday s program and a dance. Wednesday, 29 — Rush day, hurry and join a society. Thursday, 30 — End of rush week. Moores, 300 new members and the Aryans, 301 Friday, 31 — The Red Skin featuring Richard Dix was presented by the Y. W. and Y. M.. FEBRUARY Far, far above the stars are geaming Mirror ' d m the deep, Luna fair lies sweetly dreaming in Projoundest sleep. Saturday, 1 — Men swarm the lobby waiting for fair maidens. The mid-winter formal given by the Student Council. Thursday, 6 — Artist students from the Curtis Institute of Music entertained the college. Saturday, 8 — The Moore Literary Society presented an ideal vaude- ville program. Amos an ' Andy impersonated! Thursday, 13 — The phenomenal cellist , Hans Kindler, honored West Chester with a varied concert. Saturday, 15 -The Beggars of Life , a Y movie, proved to be truly a silent drama . Ift One HtiTicired Thrtyaght Friday, 21 Forsaken! except for 100 students, who kept the town awake until 9:30. Saturday, 22 — No classes! A night out! Monday, 24 — Dr. Thomas Travis gave an illustrated lecture on fishing in the ' ' Rockies . MARCH 5i7-lg Of the earth ' s wide floor. That is dotted o ' er With the emerald steps of Spring. Saturday, 1 — Inter-Society debates were the main features for this week ' end. Should we have unemployment insurance? Ask the Aryan team. Friday, 7 — The ninth annual music faculty hour. Nine years ago there were three faculty members to provide the hour ot music; now there are fourteen. Saturday, 8 — Truly, the debating season is here. Millersville was our guest and debated the Aryans, while the Moores were the guests of Shippensburg. Tuesday, 11 — Monty , a comedian and entertainer of the National Y. M. C. A., visited our campus this evening. Friday, 14 -E. Dale and Naegele presented a musical program, the former being a soprano singer and the latter a pianist. Will you ever forget Beethoven ' s Turks ' March ? Saturday, 15 — The Valkyrie Club displayed its original talent this evening. Probably the future Helen Pages! Monday, 1 7 — A surprise Patty ' s Day dance. Tuesday, IS- -Y. W. C. A. get-together for faculty advisers and com- mittee workers. Who is the best talker? Wed iesday, 19 — Student Council Tea in the lobby of Old Main . Women and their teas! Friday, 21— Sixty selected voices ot the Haverford College Glee Club presented a varied program this evening. Saturday, 22 — Three more week-ends before Easter. We danced in Recreation Hall before going to the Moore Society meeting. Thursday, 27 -The Curtis Institute sent several of their especially talented music students to entertain the prospective teachers at West Chester. One Hundred Thirrv ' Time Friday, 28 — The first part of the Annual Health Education Exhibition. Saturday, 29 — Am I Intruding? ' Selected members of the Rural Club finally answered this question for us. APRIL Spring days have come. With blossoms, and birds, and ivith bees ' hum. Tuesday, 1 — Will you ever forget those bright, spring ' colored Jerseys worn by the inmates of Wayne Hall? The groans from those in Chapel were enough to express our feelings. Friday, 4 — The men of the Health Education Department gave their annual demonstration. Andy Bowdle and Jimmie Aikens showed their prowess in apparatus. Monday, 7 —Many oh ' s and ah ' s are heard in Old Main , the cause for which is easy to find. New dresses and shawls for the Senior Ball. Thursday, 10 — Special Easter program at Y tonight. Friday, 11 — Phones ringing, girls bickering, rushing, -turmoil. Why? The outstanding event of the year, some say four years, the Senior Ball! Gayety in abundance, novelties and dancing until 1.00 A. M. Saturday, 12 — Continuation of this stupendous event, the Senior week-end. The girls donned tea gowns and the boys their best for the tea dance and dinner. Behold! the faculty as actors and actresses in the faculty play. Wednesday, 16 — Did you ever see the students so anxious to go home? Dot Stevens and Wanda B. take the prize for telephone calls. Dancing until 9.30, the last dance with him ' til after Easter. Thursday, 17- -The last vacation of the year. Were Charlie Kennard and Ike Scott anxious to leave? Tuesday, 22 — Behind green stone walls once again, but not for long. Friday, 25 — The College Girls ' Glee Club gave a concert. Our appreciation of music has been increased during these four years. Saturday, 26 -The dramatic club of the college, the Little Theatre Players, came to the fore this evening, in the Youngest . John Mach as the dreamer and Jerry Weisberger as the young heroine played on our sympathies for the youngest member of a family. Sunday, 27 — The last Vespers of the year reminded us that the end of our college life is not far away. B One Hundred Fon MAY ' ' Come ye where gold of May is shining. Come ye where huds of flowers are twining. And leave the cares of school behniii. Thursday, 1 — Valkerie Club dance for the benefit of blind babies. Friday, 2 — The Music Supervisors presented a varied spring program for their annual concert. Saturday, 3 — Day of home coming! Aryan Reunion. An iniormal dance followed the program in the Philips Memorial. Tuesday, 6 — How many contracts have you been asked to sign? We wonder how Mary will get a position without any written applications? Saturday, 10 — Kiddies, children and grown-ups everywhere. Yes, even college students, for many from the college took part in the pageant. The music sups and health eds brought that course in pageantry into play. Friday, 16 In the spring a young man ' s fancy turns to love. In the music recital tonight some of the men were lucky. Saturday, 17 — Underclassmen began to pack their trunks. But at seven o ' clock all were called to recreation hall for an evening of dancing and gayety. Four floors and all that noise were almost too much for the councilors. Tuesday, 20 — One more week of school! Underclassmen are happy. Wednesday, 21 — Dr. Cameron gave a reception to the Seniors. How nice they looked, all gayly attired. Thursday, 22- - Monsieur Beaucaire, the Senior Play, was given for underclassmen. Friday, 23 — End of the semester, classes over. Farewell to under ' classmen. Best wishes for next year ' s seniors. Saturday, 24 — Thousands of Alumni back for Alumni Day. Sunday, 25 — Baccalaureate Sunday. Monday, 26 — Class Day. A day of pageantry. Queens, attendants, Robin Hood and merry men, and lastly our play, Monsieur Beaucaire. Tuesday, 27 — Caps and Gowns here and there, those with degrees and those without, parents, friends, tears, laughter, farewells. We have graduated! College is now a reaHty, now a memory. B One Hunirci Forl onc Ol id a T ' l ' M■;:i i■ ?■ MMAS ■,k i Fe r q u S O rv JUNIOR CLASS One Hiii.iTcJ hiinyfour C. Cunningham, J. Rovner, W. Donnelly, H. Pearl Junior Class OFFICERS William Donnelly Charles Cunningham Jennie Rovner ERBERT Pearl President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisers Mr. Swope Mr. MacGovern Motto — Docendo Discimus Colors — Blue and White Flower — Sweet Pea Ik One Hn idred FoTt -fiic idU I History of the Junior Class JF THE proverbial adage, Men are sometimes wrought by their circumstances, is valid, the Class of 1931 is a very promising one. In the year 1927 this was the first class to enter the State Teachers College at West Chester, and the first to occupy, at the beginning of a new year, the Philips Memorial Building which had been dedicated the latter part of 1926. Not much time was lost in organizing. Profiting by our ancestral advice united we stand, divided we tall, the Junior Highs , Music Supervisors and Health Education students elected Robert C. Alex ' endar, president: Herbert Pearl, vice-president; Arvonia Humphreys, secretary; and Isabel Lamb, treasurer. The group, however, was unable to resist the freshman regulations. Green ribbons, black lisle stockings, and faces devoid of their usual country air decorations were tragic punishments inflicted upon the freshmen. The first year came to a close with the Freshman Folic on April twenty-eighth. With fond memories and eager expectations, the Class of 1931 left the college with a firm resolution to make the following year a more outstanding one. Under the capable leadership ot Robert Alexander as president; Herbert Pearl, vice-president; Ethel Breitinger as secretary, and Dorothy As nip, treasurer, the group remained organized. This year the football I team won the State Championship. Many sophomores displayed their loyalty by helping to fight with every muscle and sinew. Half the dream realized! William Donnelly, president; Charles Cunningham, vice-president; Herbert Pearl, treasurer, and Jennie Rovner, secretary, are carrying on the work this year. The third quarter of our college career is going at an unretarded velocity. The Junior High School group became organized under the name of the Secondary Education Group; the women athletes of the college organized the W. A. A. (Women ' s Athletic Association) under the able leadership of Julia Landis; there was a Junior Prom , a formal dance, followed by a cycle of inter- esting events. Three-quarters of the dream realized! The Class of 1931 is growing stronger, seeking new enterprises, making stronger the old organizations and creating new interests. Many in the class have distinguished them- selves in debating, athletics, music, Y work and other extra-curricular activities. The class is planning to make the senior year its best and to be one of the outstanding graduating classes of the State Teachers College at West Chester. Jennie Rovner. Otic Hundred Forty-six f SCDHC HCCE CLASS Ow HirulrcJ ■iirt O ' ht R. Morrison, E. Stewart. C. Zeair.er, J. Kenney Sophomore Class OFFICERS Robert Morrison . John Kenny Charlotte Zeamer Elizabeth Stewart President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisers Miss Elliott Miss Connell Motto — Let Deeds Prove Cob Steel and Blue Flower — Lily of the Valley One Hundred Forty-nine r Sophomore Class History T 7E, THE sophomore class, had one big thing to observe the first Vv semester of our second year at college. We had to sit back and watch something which we were denied. That something was watching the freshmen go through the regulations prescribed by the student council. At time, those things are a bore, and yet they are some- thing which carry with them tond memories of college days. What fun it was to yell, Hey frosh, where ' s your dink? The opening of college found most of the class back together again. Here and there some one was absent but only a few. The new ones who came in soon became acquainted, and the struggle for greater recognition socially, athletically, and intellectually was formally put under way. I The social activities of the class were mainly confined to acting as the big brothers of the freshmen. This along with the struggle with the other upper-classmen for the coveted position as Lobby leader, was all that took our attention, in a personal way. Of course, we attended the | proms. Why not? The athletic field found us ready to wave our flag and shout just as loud as any of the other classes. Just take a glance at the sophomores who competed on our varsity teams. Notice those boys who played alert foot- ball; who played consistent basketball; who helped the track squad garner enough points to nose out our rivals. Yes, it ' s true that some of the outstanding athletes of the year were sophomores. In the classroom we have our outstanding representatives as does every other class. To mention names would require quite a bit of space, so in brief let us just say, Look at the records . We selected Robert Morrison as president and John Kenny as vice-president, the men to determine the destinies of our class. In ord er that the records of the class should be kept intact we elected Elisabeth Stewart as our secretary. We also elected Charlotte Zeamer, treasurer, to look after the financial affairs of the class. To these people we heartily offer our vote of thanks for the manner in which they have conducted themselves while in office. They have carried out their duties quite notably. Congratulations! Next year will see a new sophomore class. We shall be another junior class. Let us eagerly await to see if our T umbers will be intact, our l hilosophy exact. Our hearts are filled with glee, hearing the decree, Tou are now dig7iijled JU) ilORS. ' John Mach. One Hundred Fifty rCESHM lN CLASS o z r UJ OS One Hundred Fijt ' two 1 E. Arnold, W. Millkr. M. Si ' uctor, G. LaFell I; ' .1 Freshman Class OFFICERS Elwood Arnold Preside?!! Gust AVE LaFell Vicc ' President Winifred Miller Secretary MoLLiE Spector Advisers Treasurer Miss Lee Dr. Daily Motrc - He Who Teaches Learns ' Colors— Green and Gold Flou ' er— Yellow Tea Rose Cne Hundred F jt -lhree I ' , u II !t p ' ii 1 History of the Freshman Class To TELL the history of any freshman class is to re- late a soul ' Stirring epic of a great change. To tell E the history of the present Freshman Class is to tell h of stupendous obstacles overcome, ot unwavering courage through seeming defeat, and of a faculty ' s pride in a dis- tinguished class. Surely everyone knows of the remarkable intelligentsia who have emerged from the scatter-brained, helpless mass of last September ' s Freshies. It is not yet known what has caused this great change -perhaps the soothing climate of West Chester is conducive to greater scholastic effort or perhaps the teachers have been more lenient than heretofore, and the studies s mp ' er. Whatever the cause, the results have been unprecedented. It was immediately noticed how quickly and easily the freshmen adapted themselves to college life. They became one of the happy mob who cheered our team to victory in football and basketball. They exulted in pie night or whispered to one another, We get cocoa today! They even — alas! — received deficient slips at Thanks- giving (of course only to prove their democracy). They accepted praise modestly, and rebuke, silently. They gossiped not, neither did they sin. And so it is fitting that their glorious achievements should be recorded on a tablet of gold, for all the other classes to reverence, and to imitate in vain. Florence H. rrity. One Hundred Fifty-jouT ? I H-  ; tTTl J e€VECN ViENT$ AND CLUES 1st Row— E. Breitinger, A. Ives, F. Etter, C. Krayhill, M. Oyler, J. Landis, L. Emerson, D. Diehl, H. Cavanaugh 2ttd Rom— M. Patton, E. Allen, S. Baird, E. Hurrell. C. Grouser. G. Weisberger, D. Hauck 3rd Row — J. Dunmore, S. Yeager, M. Evans, A. Ward, R. Johnson Women ' s Student Government Mary Oyler Charlotte Krayb ll Julia Land:s Louise Emerson . Charlotte Kraybill, President Dorothy Diehl Mary Oyler, President Elizabeth Hurrell Dorothy Diehl Eleanor Allen Sue Yeager FIRST SEMESTER President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mary Evans Low Court Dorothy Hauck Higli Court Janet Dunmore uiet Coimnittee Dorothy Hauck Lobby Committee Sara Baird Social Committee Alice Ives Repairs Committee Anna Ward Specials Committee Claire Grouser Councilors Josephine Shotwell Gertrude We;sberger, Recorder Freda Etter Ruth Johnson, Recorder Ethel Breitinger Freda Etter Mercy Smith Mary Patton Helen Cavanaugh One Hundred Fi tv-six 1st Row— C. Duffy, J. Hendrickson. L. Hauck, C. Kraybill, I. Schwalm, M. Repley, H. Kline 2tid Row — E. Taylor. C. Zeamer, S. Kennedy, E. Richardson, E. Stewart, M. Wilson, K. Craumer 3rd Row—D. Smith, D. Remmel, P. Johnson, ' R. Hurst, R. Koehler, D. Asnip, M. Moore, C. Kline Women ' s Student Government SECOND SEMESTER Charlotte Kraybill Lois Hauck Irene Schwalm . Josephine Hendrickson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Charlotte Kraybill, President Josephine Hendrickson High Court Sara Quay Irene Schwalm, Recorder Ruth Koehler Lois Hauck, President Reba Hurst Low Court Sue Kennedy Kathryn Craumer, Recorder Margaret Moore Dorothy Remmel Lobby Committee Dorothy Asnip Myra Wilson Elizabeth Stewart Social Committee Elizabeth Richardson Helen Kline Charlotte Zeamer Dorothy Smith Margaret Repley Filing Committee Refiairs CoRRiNNE Duffy Publicity Elizabeth Taylor Pauline Johnson Carolyn Kline B One Hundred Fi tv-seiien Jst Row— C. Cox, A. Bowdle, C. Weidncr, J. Mullarky, P. Mazza 2nd Row—M. Guido, W. Thompson, H. Pearl, M. MacLean, W. Ryan Men ' s Student Government Chas. Weidner John Mullarky Andrew Bowdle President Secretary Treasurer COUNCILORS Michael Guido Winfield Thompson Charles Cox Herbert Pearl MuNRO MacLean Patrick Mazza Walter Ryan One Hundred Fi tv-eight Herodotus Club FIRST SEMESTER William Henry Edna Lynch Hattie Mason Harry Miller President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Harry Miller Nelson Rightmeyer Elizabeth Eichel Gladys Boyd President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer One Hundred Fi l -nmc Ethel Breitinger Julia S. Landis ll 1st Row — R. Bonney, M. Unruh, D. Roper, L. Leidich, J. Landis, E. Breitinger, L. Reider, S. Goldberg, E. Allem. E. Eby, A. Ives 2nd Row — K. Kuhns. M. Henry. E. Trunk, E. Davies, D. Remmel, M. Cooper, V. Gilbert, K. Krause, E. Evans, H. Will, E. White, A. Gualco 3rd Rom— R. Blandin, M. Miller, , R. Hurst, D. Leech, L. Reusch, D. Ackerman. L. Snyder, D. Artley, S. Baird, D. Hauck, A. Barher, , J. Dunmore, M. Williams 4th Rou — L. Fisch, M. Smith, E. Hurrell, E. Oyler, S. Yeager, D. Hickey, , E. Camp, C. Fegley, V. Mehring, E. Rauch, M. Tcrhune, G. Mover, S. Quay, R. Johnson, D. Nash Fire Brigade Fire Chief Assistant Fire Chief Cap:a:ns M.irtha Cooper, Mildred Unruh, Delhi Leech, EHzabeth Hurrell, Elizabeth Eby, Dorothy Roper, Sue Yeager, Helen Will, Mary Miller, Kathenne Krauss, Eleanor Davies, Alice Ives, Evelyn Oyler, Aldonia Lechthaler, Helen Gordon, Elizabeth Rauch, Anna Dutchiran, Helen Kline, Pauline Byuer, Nancy Sload, Elizabeth Stevwart, Miirgaret Keller, Mildred Miller, Katherine Lehr Lieutenants Vera Gilbert, Mercy S.pith, Dorothy Artley, Laura Reider, Dorothy Nash, Gwynne Webster, Mildred Terhune, Betty White, Edith Maltby, Catherine Kuhns, Eleanor Camp, Gertrude Weisherger, Elizabeth Evens, Dorothy Kauck, Marian Weiss, Sylvia Fina, Dons Ackerman, Mary Williams, Grace Moyer, Emma Lilley, Myra Wilson, Jane Lubrecbt, Carolyn Fegley, Martha Henry, Janet Dunmore Pdtroi Margaret Schrack, Ruth Bonney, Lenore Snyder, Susan Goldberg, Harriet Airey, Lucille Fisch, Sara Baird, Eva Trunk, Dorothy Hickey, Ruth Walker, Frances Brand, Lillian Reusch, Anita Gualco, Dorothy Remmel, Mary Lodzsum, Corine Duffy, Isabel Bray, Ruth Johnson, Vivian Altemus, Reba Hurst, Elizabeth Allem, Marie Timmins, Elizabeth Swartz, Virginia Mehring, Sarah Quay T One Hu ' idred Sixt Hostess Club FIRST SEMESTER Margaret Moore Irene Schwalm Lillian Reusch President Vice-President Secretary SECOND SEMESTER Nancy Sload . Eva Trunk Kathryn Craumer President Vice-President Secretary I One Hundred Sixty-one III M. Unruh, A. Ives, S, Kennedy, R Kochler, G. Webster, S Yeager, M. Terhune, B. Woolmm, F. Walker, E. Hurrell, M. Patton, F. Etter, E. Trunk Y. W. C. A Mildred Unruh Eva Trunk Mildred Terhune Sue Yeager President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer One Hundred S xtylwo Sitting — R. Seuttlpsworth, Dean Menhennett, H. Pearl Standing — C. Cox, H. Haigh, P Oberholtzer Y. M. C. A. Russell Shuttlesworth Herbert Pearl Roy Bergey John Gurskey President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer One Hundred Sixtythrje M T.iT Poster Club FIRST SEMESTER Mildred Terhune Alice Ives Sara Baird President Secretary Curator SECOND SEMESTER Edith Maltby Allen Jones . Milton Schenk Presiderit Secretary Curator One Hundral Sixt -juur Scientific Club Robert Kelly . Howard Hilgendorf Mary Miller John Sullivan President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer One Hundred SixlN- ire Valkyrie Club FIRST SEMESTER Mildred Miller Lois Leidich Mardette Walter Julia Landis . President Secretary Treasurer Class Representative SECOND SEMESTER Martha Cooper Sue Yeager Myra Wilson Ethel Breitinger President Secretary Treasurer Class Representative I One Hundred Sixty-six Delaware County Club FIRST SEMESTER Mary Patton President Emma Lawton Vice-President Alice Ives Wanda Longacre Secretary Treasurer SECOND SEEMSTER Margaret MacIlwain .... President Lois Merrill Vice-President Virginia McCracken Secretary Dorothy Stewart Treas urer One Hundred Sixty-seven Travelers ' Club FIRST SEMESTER Elizabeth McCord Ethel Each us . Eleanor Baker President Vice ' President Secretary SECOND SEMESTER Ethel Each us . Kenneth Forrest Mary Pyle President Vice-President Secretary r One Hundred Sixiv-cight Berks County Club FIRST SEMESTER Laura Reider President Kathryn Craumer .... Vice-President ESTELLA GOTTSHALL .... Secretary Jeanette Maurer Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Kathryn Craumer .... President Jeanette Maurer Vice-President Louise Kent Secretary Mary Flexer Treasurer One Hundred Sixtvnme York County Club FIRST SEMESTER Lois Shaffer President Louisa Bancroft Vice-President Mary Leader Secretary Dorothy Diehl Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Josephine Flinchbaugh .... President Louisa Bancroft Vice-President Ruth Jenkins Secretary Mary Leader Treasurer One Hundred Seventy ? w tx . ' v  Day Students Club FIRST SEMESTER Clark Allison President Elizabeth Terrells .... Vice ' President Anne Sherman Secretary M. ' RiE Tapper Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Robert A.x President M.ABEL MoSTELLER Vice-President Nelson Rightmeyer .... Secretary Charles King Treasurer One HunJreJ Seventvone 1 Book Club FIRST SEMESTER Paula Snyder President Edith Maltby Vice-President Sara Quay Secretary SECOND SEMESTER Elizabeth Rauch President Isabella Bray Vice-President Mildred Terhune Secretary Jenny Rovner Treasurer One Hundred Sevent -two Lehigh County Club FIRST SEMESTER Elizabeth Stewart Robert Kelly . Edna Swain Roberta Grim President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Elizabeth Stewart Edna Hemstreet Ruth Koehler Helen Schatz . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer One Hw.d ' cS StiLUtNihrtc- Secondary Education Group WiNFiELD Thompson Kenneth Forrest Mildred Terhune . Jane Catterall President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer One Hundred Seventy-four Lancaster County Club FIRST SEMESTER Lois Hauck President Dorothy Stevenson .... Vice-President Anna Groff Secretary Leon Bernstein . . . . ■ . Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Dorothy Stevenson .... President Dorothy Hauck Vice-President Margaret Eicherly .... Secretary Harry Metzger Treasurer One Hundred Seienty-pve 1st Row — G. Hess, G. Dautle, Miss Sauer, Miss Russell, Miss Collicot, A. Dutchman, S. White 2nd Row—E. Davis. L. Gordon. E. Schieck. F. Walker. M. Reinert, H. Rush. 3rd Row— J. Weber. E. Keen. M. Strait, D. Hanna E. Cartmell F. Heaton, M. Schenk Library Club FIRST SEMESTER Anna Dutchman . Marguerite Beidler Eric Cartmell President Vice-President Secretary SECOND SEMESTER Gladys Dautle Eric Cartmell Sara White President Vice-President Secretary One Hundred Scvcnl - IX Lackawana County Club FIRST SEMESTER Gertrude Weisberger Mildred McGuire Kathryn McDade Ruth Blandin President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Gertrude Weisberger Marie Timmins Clara Ginsberg Ruth Blandin President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Ont Hundred Se ' ent ' Sei ' £n Rural Club FIRST SEMESTER Edward Buchanan Chas. Emery Luther Supplee Evelyn Burkett SECOND SEMESTER Howard Hilgendorf Paul Uptegrove Dorothy Shilladv Amelia Kumbar President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer One Hundred Seventy-eight u DEEATING MUSIC AND DCAMA First Row — C. CuNNiNOHAM. S. Kknncdy, L. Emprson, J. Malarky Second Row -M. MacLkan, R. Shuttlcsworth Aryan Society FIRST SEMESTER Russell Shuttlesworth Charles Cunningham Louise Emerson President Vice-President Secretary SECOND SEMESTER MuNRO MacLean John Mullarky. Sue Kennedy President Vice-President Secretary B B One Hundred Emhty ARYAN RUSH COMMITTEE 1st Row — M. Curran, R. Johnson, D. Diehl, S. Kennedy, M. Oyler 2nd Row—]. Mach, C. Kennard, C. Cunningham, R. Shuttlesworth, J. Mularkey ARYAN DEBATERS N. Rightmeyer, M. Berber, E. McCord, M. Tapper One Hundred Eightv-one First Row — P. OncRHOLTZER, J. Cattfrall, L. FiscH, H. Miller Second Row — R. Morrison, R. Hohlnshelt. Moore Literary Society FIRST SEMESTER George Hohenshelt Robert Morrison . Lucille Fisch . President Vice-President Secretary SECOND SEMESTER Paul Oberholtzer Harry Miller Jane Catterall President Vice-President . Secretary One Hundred Eighty-two MOORE RUSH COMMITTEE 1st Row — M. Williams, G. Hohenshelt, L Fisch. R. Morrison, I. Bray 2n(l Row - A. Wheaton, J. Kenny, C. Cox, [. Pacovski 3rd Row—C. Weidner, M. Gottshall ] MOORE DEBATERS F. Heaton, R. Ax, H. McCollom, V. Rustic One Hundred Eighty-three I i Purple and Gold Staff Wanda Longacre IsABELLE Bray . Margaret Sorber Jane Catterall Elizabeth Russell Willard Campbell Nil A Bates Jk. Editor Literary Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Subscription Manager Treasurer Associate Editor ASSISTANT EDITORS Anita Gualco Elizabeth Hughes Edith Maltby, Isaac Scott Paula Snyder, Marie Tapper Elizabeth Rauch, Marjorie Dunn Eric Cartmell, Olive Eastburn . Laura Reider .... Alumni Exchanges Athletics Clubs Campus Activities Literary Typist One Hundred Etghty-jour ■ 1 • HH HliBi [ffH I 1 •_■■ ■ v ' f H ■ 1 1 ivi vy i H i — i — W=:r_ - a B ■ Jl 111. : 1 ' ! ! l«J 1 JUNIOR CHOIR Director, Miss Gertrude K. Schmidt WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB Director, Miss Marie Heineman One Hundred Eight -jiie VESPER CHOIR Director, C. Edward Hausknecht TTTTTTJJi SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor, Edward Zimmer One Hundred Eighty-six p. Payne, R. Diehm, F. Albastra, L. Bernstein, S. Arena, H. Haigh, R, Shuttlesworth, N. Wagner. J. Wagner, C. WeiJner, J. Hansleman Purple and Gold Dance Band Leon Bernstein, Frank Albosta Saxophones and Clarinet Richard Diehm Saxophones, Clarinet, Trombone Harry Haigh, Russ Shuttlesworth Trumpet John Wagner Trombone Joseph Hanselman Trombone, Tenor Soloist Charles Weidner Bass, Baritone Soloist Sam Arena Drums PuRNELL Payne Piano Nathan Wagner Banjo Russ Shuttlesworth, Manager Harry Haigh, Director I One Hundred Eightv-seten Scenes from the Qhristmas ' Play Qoach — Elizabeth Tyson One Hiniiirai £!g)ii -eig it 1st Row — C. Zeamer, E. Stewart, S. Gilbert, J. Mach, R. Shuttlesworth, J. Pacovski M. Oyler, E. Hurre , G. Weisberger 2nd Row — M. Patton, M. Kemp, E. Wilson, A. Meisol. J. McCleery, M. Anderson. M. Tapper, F. Jefferies, D. Hendricks .3rd Row — E. Trunk, G. Webster, R. Morrison. F. Brown, M. Gottshall, L. Reisinger, S. Kennedy, J. Catterall Dramatic Club Russell Shuttlesworth John Mach John Pacovsky Ruth Walker President Vice ' President Business Manager Secretary One Hundred Eightv-nine C ' i . . Q. 9 I? 9 Ss Waiters Head Waiter . Herbert Pearl Assistant Head Waiters George Ramaley Charles Cunningham Robert Alexander Russell Attick LeRoy Bergey Alexander Bogus Andrew Bowdle Walter Boyle Frederick Brown Burnell Buohl John Callahan Willard Campbell Wilmer Conrad Charles Cox Thomas Clouser James Crawford Eugene Deakins Richard Denithorne Michael DeRisi LeRoy Dimm Harry Donald William Donnelly James Doyle Bennett Garner Michael Guido Carl Hanky Richard Hohenshelt John Kenny Wayne Klinger David Langhammer John Mach Munroe MacLean Douglas Malcolm Arnold Malloy Patrick Mazza John Mullarky James Quigg Walter Ryan Virgil Sasso Harry Singer Morris Singer William Smith Robert Thompson Paul Trostle Francis Tweed Morris Watson Rupert Williams Albin Yaskewicz Clyde Yetter Leo Yosvial William Yunavitch Charles Zambetti Dennis Zevney One Hundred ?s[metv ;! 0 ij rr r ft.c%: m - MENS ATHLETICS LETTEC HEN J. AIKI.NS R. KELLY c. ALLISON J. KENNY L. ATKINSON J. KERR R. ATTICK. W. KUNKLE C. BOLTON W. Mad. LAN A. BOWDLE A. MAI.OY A. BRUNO P. MAZZA T. CONARD M. MINCH W . CONRAD J. MULLARKEY C. COX A. OTTAVIANO J. CRAWFORD H. PEARL E. DEAK.INS G. RAMMLEY R. DENITHORN V. REU-F L. DIMM W. RYAN H. DONALD V. SASSO A. DONIA W. SCHOPF J. DOYLE I. SCOTT 1,. DURANTE J. SELDON L. PATH M. SINGER .1. FERKO H. SLAUGHTER J. GEORGE N. SNYDER C. HANKY VV. THOMPSON C , HOHENSHELDT P. TROSTLE H. , HORN D. WHITE II. . HUNSBERGER R. WILLIAMS W . JOHNSON A. YASKEWICZ G. ZAENGLE One Hundred J inety-two One Hundred yimetyihee Jamps MacGovern eOACH MacGOVERN, who for the past six years has been building up school tradition which we shall ever be proud of, plans to leave us at the end of the college year. It is rather futile for the student body to try to express their deep regret in his leaving or to express their keen appreciation of the fine influence he has had upon us in both the athletic and scholastic life of the campus. The stamp of his dynamic personahty will stay with us always. Here are some of the things which Coach ' ' thinks are the high ' lights of his six years of coaching at West Chester: 1924-25 In the football season of 1924 we can always point to a splendid victory over Temple University by the score 13-3. In basketball the same year we closed a very successful season with a 64-12 victory over Kutztown. During the last ten minutes we played with four men on the floor, all others being disqualified by personal fouls. This gave us the State title — a truly great team. 1925-26 Football 1925 marked the opening of football relations with Blooms ' burg. West Chester won 13-0. That year the gridmen started using the bright gold jerseys rather than the purple and were called the Yellow- jackets in the sport world. Millersville met defeat 76-0. 1926-27 Football West Chester, 19— Shippensburg, 15. Here was the battle of battles. The referee, now a renowned official, told Coach after the game that it was the greatest exhibition of fight and determination he had ever seen. There was never such evidence of school and community spirit as was exhibited at that game. B a One Hundred } inety-four I5 It does not seem fair to point to ,iny individual player. But Ned ' ' Hopkins ' generalship and all around playing; Jack Stott ' s tight and de- termination carrying on, though badly injured; Dalton ' s and Bales ' great end play and Herb Rathey ' s and Captain Bennett ' s line play will long be remembered. 1927 28 Football Captain Jack Stott ' s great team won seven out ot eight games to score 196 points as against 19 for the opponents. The most notable victory was against Shippensburg by the score of 21-0. Great support was given by the student body, band, and town folks. Over 200 telegrams were sent to the team, wishing for victory. To the Coach ' s way of thinking it was the greatest team we ever had, having speed, power and football sense. Though losing the state title to Stroudsburg, it was a great team. Basketball Our first year as a Teachers College and we won the state title. The outstanding game of the year was with Mansfield, winning 34-32 in an extra tive-minute period which decided the championship. 1928-29 Football Won the State title and had an undefeated tearn. West Chester, 13; Stroudsburg, 0. A very clean cut victory, but a hard-fought battle. 1929-30 Football. This marked an entrance into College football world. No more prep schools by Colleges and Te achers Colleges. West Chester, 12; Drexel, 0; will long be remembered by all West Chester, adherents. Incidentally, Drexel had an undefeated team in ' 28 and had practically the same team back in ' 29. Captain Singer ' s, Atkinson ' s, Dimm ' s and Zaengle ' s plays were outstanding, though every man who saw service functioned beautifully. The victory over Stroudsburg, giving us the district title, was like- wise an outstanding one. The Coach trusts that we can always point to these highlights as real achievements and that they will be an incentive for greater deeds. One Hundred J itirty- ive I ? ,1 i V, I r I I g M -r: E o w ; c X d CO c •• - o 6 - to I 3 ex: ' J w Cj c o xif22C j N ■ i 5 § ■§ is J ■ K- - ci . - Q 6 o jj Q £ § c a. ■S J5 H ei I 3 CHEER LEADERS A. Werdemoyer, D. Roper, P. Hawk, A. Gualco, M. Bass DREXEL T IGHT thousand roaring rooters packed the Drexel Stadium in r Philadelphia on Saturday, September 21 to see the Golden Avalanche of West Chester grind the Drexel Dragons unmercifully in the turf. This game was the official debut of West Chester into College Football ranks, which, incidentally, was carried on in a quite impressive fashion to the score of 12-0. A few minutes after the start, West Chester swung into high gear, with a powerful running attack. The backs, Zaengle, Dimm, Path and Atkinson pierced the Drexel ine and skirted the ends with furious thrusts. The drive terminated in a touchdown by Zaengle, West Chester ' s line cracker. West Chester again drew blood when action was resumed in the second half. Captain Motts Singer of West Chester who played fine ball all afternoon, shone with great br liancy when he intercepted a Drexel pass and ran seventy-five yards through a broken field to make the second and last touchdown of the day. m i VJJJS; One Hundred J metyseven r ' Vf i TRENTON STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE y RENTON State Teachers College proved to be the second victim ot the onslaught of the Golden Avalanche line on Saturday, October 5. The boys from th e State of big and plentiful mosquitoes put up a great tight but were completely outclassed to the tune of 27-2. The visitors drew blood in the first period by recovering a blocked kick which resulted in a safety. However, West Chester would not be out-done in the halt. Dimm of West Chester swept around left end for sixty-eight yards and a touchdown, a beautiful exhibition of broken field running. The Golden Avalanche got down to the business of the day in the second halt. A series of end runs and line plunges netted some sixty yards for another touchdown. Shortly after, Zaengle, West Chester ' s hard-hitting back, tore twenty yards otf right tackle for another touchdown. Sasso completed the day ' s entertainment with a fifty-eight yard run around left end tor the fourth touchdown. One Hundred AJiiietv-cigfil BLOOMSBURG y HE boys from Bloomsbur g State Teachers College were the feature i_J attraction on Saturday, October 12. As this was the first Penn- sylvania State Teachers College game, one was ableto get a good line on the ability of the Golden Avalanche. Incidentally, the exhibition proved quite satisfactory, the score being 25-0, with West Chester on the long end. West Chester started a furious driving attack which they continued throughout the entire game. The first touchdown was a result ot a return of a punt some sixty-eight yards by Doyle, down into the promised land. Shortly after, another drive resulted n Dimm ' s crashing across Bloomburg ' s goal line tor the second touchdown. After the beginning of the second half Atkinson, West Chester ' s quarterback, reversed his field twice, then made twenty-eight yards for the third touchdown. The last drive of the day netted West Chester the fourth touchdown, the ball being carried over by Johnson. One HuiidreJ i it ' Iv inie GOLDEY ( HE Golden Avalanche completely smothered Goldey College of ( Wilmington here on Friday, October 18 in a rather one-sided affair. The game ended with West Chester far in the lead 41-0. Shortly after the beginning of the game. White of West Chester shot off tackle for the first touchdown. A safety followed closely on the heels of this touchdown. Path of West Chester com.pleted the scoring in the first halt with a plunge through the center of the line tor still another touchdown. Score 15-0. A few minutes after the engagement was resumed in the second half Zaengle threw a long pass to the waiting arms of Path tor the third touch- down tor West Chester. Sasso kept the good work up with a long run for the fourth touchdown ot the day. A few minutes later, Sasso again duplicated his performance with another touchdown. The sixth and last touchdown of the day for West Chester came as a result of a twenty-yard pass, Seldon to Johnson. Two Huniirei ST. JOSEPH 7 = HE Great Golden Avalanche swept into the City of Brotherly (O Love on Saturday, October 26, but for the first time in three years the grinding onslaught of the Ava ' anche was completely checked. Incidentally, this fact was accomplished by the clawing Hawks of St. Joseph ' s College. The engagement was marked with a great deal ot straight football with each team concentrating on a defensive game. However, St. Joe ' s came out of their shell m the third period and made a great drive which resulted in the lone touchdown of the day. The score was 6-0. Captain Motz ' Singer, Zaengle and Dimm played a great game for West Chester, while Walker, St. Joe ' s big line cracking fullback, bore the brunt of the offensive and defensive work. In the third period Captain Gricco and Walker of St. Joe ' s ripped and wriggled their way over some forty-five yards of hard-earned territory which resulted in Walker ' s garnering the lone touchdown. Tu.. Hundred One STROUDSBURG STROUDSBURG proved to be West Chester ' s fifth victim of the 1929 College football year in the annual classic of the Eastern Section ot State Teachers Colleges, on Saturday, November 2. West Chester played brilliant ball through the entire game. A powerful running and passing attack netted the Golden Avalanche fourteen points, while Stroudsburg, whose ground work was completely stopped through- out the entire game, took to the air in the fourth period to obtain their lone touchdown. The first whistle found West Chester well m the lead to the tune of 14-7- In about the middle of the first half with the ball in m d-field, West Chester drove down into Stroudsburg ' s territory with long runs and passes, and with the ball on the twenty-yard line Atkinson of West Chester sent a pretty pass into the waiting arms of Yaskewisz, West Chester ' s big end, for the first touchdown of the day. The second half found West Chester making another drive which started in midfield and ended over the line. Lots of straight football and a pass did the trick. The touchdown was made by Path. Stroudsburg retaliated, however, with a long pass by Nejoha to Roedel for a touchdown. I II Two Htijuiral Two MILLERSVILLE 7 HE defeat ot Millersville on Saturday, November 9, by the score ot 13-0 gave us the Eastern District State Teachers College Cham- pionship of Pennsylvania. The West Chester B team saw action the entire first half and made the game a nip-and-tuck affair. They juggled back and forth in midheld with neither team in very great danger. The First team was sent into the fray in the second half and from then on the game was never in doubt. The Golden Avalanche ripped their way down the field for some forty yards for the first touchdown which was made by Sasso, West Chester ' s clever fullback. Close on the heels of their first touchdown came another by West Chester as a result of a blocked punt by Cox, West Chester ' s guard. With the ball on Millers- ville ' s thirty-yard line Sasso sent a long pass into the arms of Trostle who was well in the promised land , for the second and last touchdown of the day. wo Hu7i(ired vrii SLIPPERY ROCK ( 7 ' HE Green and White of Slippery Rock played the Golden Ava ' l lanche of West Chester to a standstill in the grand finale of the year, Saturday, November 16, which incidentally was for the championship of the state. The hoys from the West unloosed one of the strongest attacks that West Chester had perhaps ever met. The backs, Gumbert, Hartman, Stoner and Lutz of Slippery Rock ripped and tore their way to a hard ' earned victory to the score of 13-6. It was a great game. Both teams drew blood in the first half. Slippery Rock drove down the field in series of line plunges and end runs terminated by Stover who dashed over the goal line. West Chester came back strong, however, with the aid of a beautiful eighty-yard return of a kick-off by Sasso. Atk nson took it over to tie the score. In the second half Slippery Rock started another great running attack from mid-tield, pounding the tackles with strong reverse plays which took the ball down the field. Lutz took it over for the touchdown through the center of the line. TiAo Kundred Vo AlKI N ' , MfUI FOOTBALL 1929 SEASON w. c. OPP. September 21 Drexel College at Philadelphia 12 October 5- Trenton S. T. College at West Chester . 27 2 October 12- -Bloomsburg S. T. C. at West Chester . 25 October 18- -Goldey College at West Chester 41 October 26 -St. Joseph ' s College at Philadelphia .... 6 November 2- — Stroudsburg S. T. C. at Stroudsburg. . . 14 7 November 9- -Millersville S. T. C. at West Chester. . 13 November 16 -Slippery Rock S. T. C. at West Chester Total points 6 13 138 28 1930 SEASON September 20 Drexel College at Philadelphia September 27 Pending October 4 Pending October 11 Pending October 18 Pending October 25 St. Joseph ' s College at Philadelphia November 1 Trenton S. T. C. at Trenton November 8 Millersville S. T. C. at Millersville November 15 Slippery Rock S. T. C. at Slippery Rock Two Hundred F: e lit Row — W. Conrad, M, Minch, M. MacLcin, H. Pearl. G. Hohenshelt, H. Donald, L. Dimm 2nd Row — I. Scott, A. Maloy, W. Evans, R. Denithorne, R. Attick, M. Singer 3rd Row — R. Richards, J. F. MacGovern. Coicli Basketball = HE lid was pried off West Chester ' s 1930 Basketball season at i_J Elizahethtown College on January 9, with a decisive victory for I Hij West Chester. The Purple and Gold passers got a commanding lead shortly after the opening whistle which was never threatened through ' out the entire game. Captain Herb Pearl and Connie ' ' Conrad led the West Chester scoring. West Chester ran into a tough one in Kutstown S. T. C. at Kutztown on January 18. The Purple and Gold outfit were completely swamped by a shower of points, some forty-one to West Chester ' s seventeen. This game was the first State Teachers College engagement of the year. Millersville proved to be a tartar for West Chester here on January 25, in the first home game of the year. Though Millersville was never headed off, the game was exceedingly fast and close. MacLean took the burden of the offensive for West Chester, caging tour field goals. Two Himdrcd Sv West Chester drew blood again by the means of a whirlwind finish at Edinboro S. T. C. at Edinboro on January 31. The Purple and Gold trailed the losers the entire first half. But ;n the second half MacLean and Conard, West Chester ' s eagle-eyed basketeers, got going, scoring from all angles. MacLean sewed up the game with a pretty double decker just as the whistle blew, giving West Chester a one-point lead 37 36. West Chester basketeers lost a heart breaker when they were nosed out in the last minute of play at Slippery Rock S. T. C. on February 1 to the tune of 29 28. The boys of the Purple and Gold kept in the lead almost the entire game with the aid of fine shooting by Captain Pearl, Conrad and MacLean, but it just wasn ' t West Chester ' s day. Trenton S. T. C. gave West Chester a lot of trouble at Trenton on February 8. The game was marked by close guarding and clever shooting. It was a fight to the finish, with Trenton doing the finishing in the latter part of the second half by getting a lead of four points bring- ing the score to 29-25. The Purple and Gold again were the victims ot Millersveill ' s clever aggregation at Millersvi le on February 15. (Incidentally the Millersville cagers won the State Teachers basketball championship and it was well deserved). The score was even up in the first halt, but Mil ersville forged out into the lead in the second half to get a four point edge as the final whistle blew, 30-26. Hard luck seemed to be trailing close to West Chester when they dropped another exciting whirlwind finish game to Drexel College at Philadelphia on February 25. West Chester led right up to five minutes of the end of the game, when Drexel got away to win, 37-35. Donald of West Chester was high man for the evening with sixteen points. West Chester came back strong against Mansfield S. T. C. at Mans- field on March 1, with an impressive victory. The game was never in doubt, winding up 29-17 in the favor of West Chester. Donald again held the spotlight tor the evening. West Chester revenged an early season trouncing here on March 8 by taking Kutztown S. T. C. over to the tune of 38-35. The game was exceedingly tast and much spectacular shooting was in evidence on the part ot both sides. It was a great game to close the season with. Two Hundred Seven 1930 BASKETBALL W. C. OPP. January 9 — Elizabethtown College at Elizabethtown 22 18 January 18 — Kutztown S. T. C. at Kutztown 17 41 January 25— MillersviUe S. T. C. at West Chester 18 26 January 31 Edinboro S. T. C. at Edinboro 37 36 February 1- Slippery Rock S. T. C. at Slippery Rock 28 29 February 8 — Trenton S. T. C. at Trenton 25 29 February 15— Millersville S. T. C. at Millersville 26 30 February 25— Drexel College at Philadelphia 35 37 March 1- Mansfield S. T. C. at Mansfield 29 17 March 8 Kutztown S. T. C. at West Chester 38 35 1931 BASKETBALL January 15 Elizabethtown at Elizabethtown January 17 Kutztown S. T. C. at West Chester January 24 Millersville S. T. C. at Millersville January 30 Edinboro S. T. C. at West Chester January 31 Slippery Rock S. T. C. at West Chester February 7 Trenton S. T. C. at West Chester February 14 Millersville S. T. C. at West Chester February 21 Bloomsburg S. T. C. at Bloomsburg Pending March 6 Mansfield S. T. C. at West Chester March 7 Kutztown S. T. C. at Kutztown Tu ' K Huiuli-fJ Elgin Earle Converse Waters COACH WATERS eOACH EARLE C. WATERS, a graduate of Syracuse University and former coach ot West Hampton Beach High School, Long Island, entered our portals as a teacher in the Health Education Department and coach of Soccer and Track, in the fall of 1927. Since then he has established a fine record, turning out three crack soccer teams and three superb track teams, one ot which is in the making. He has to his credit two straight State Teachers College Champion- ships in track which is a feat in itself. Coupled with this, he has put on the field a winning soccer team, which is no mean accomplishment. His success in athletic competitions is characteristic of the man A fine personality and a hard worker both on the field and n his classes, he has gained the deep respect and keen appreciation of the student body. il Two Hundred T ine 1st Rom -Joe Kerr, A. Donia 2nd Row — W. Schopf, R. Williams, A. Ottavianno, A. Bowdle, C. Allison, J. Kenny, L. Durante 3rd Roif — C. Bolton, N. Snyder, T. Connard, Coach Waters, H. Horn, H. Slaughter, H. Huntsberger Soccer Bolton Durante. . Allison ... Slaughter Bowdle, Captain. Ottavianno. . . Snyder DONIA Horn Kerr ...F.B.. R. H. B. S. H. B. L. H. B. .R. W. . R. I. .C. F. .L. I.. . CoNARD, Kenny .L. W. G. .Schopf .Williams . . . .Kelly iiK a Two HitiiLirtrd Ten Soccer ( 7 HE boys of Philadelphia Normal were the guests of the Purple and (0 (lold leather kickers of West Chester on October 12, and they enjoyed themselves immensely as this affair was the coming out party of the 1929 soccer season. The Normal boys showed the r appreci ' tion by taking three pieces of the cake of goals while West Chester obtained only one. But West Chester boys are perfect gentlemen, don ' t you know, and decided to do their kicking at the next party. On the following Saturday, West Chester again ran into some stiff opposition when they stacked up against a clever outfit from Girard College. The whole game was marked with br lliant play ng on the part of both teams. This, combined with the closeness of the scoring, made it a fine game. Each team sent a shot apiece through the bars in the first and second period and two in the third. But the fourth period proved to be West Chester ' s jinx when the Girard dribblers forged ahead and netted two counters before the final whistle. West Chester went down to the third defeat of the year in a hard fought contest with the University of Delaware here on Friday, October 25. The boys from Delaware sent three sizzling shots into the net; while West Chester succeeded in getting only one marker, which was made by Williams, West Chester ' s clever center forward. On Wednesday, November 9, we found the soccer men out for blood in an exciting fray with Haverford College. With the score a one-one tie at the close of the official game time an extra period was played in which West Chester kicked two shots through the bars to win the game. Captain Bowdle, Horn, and Allison played superb soccer for West Chester. Stroudsburg was the next of West Chester ' s victims in a fast and closely contested match here on Friday, November 15. The boys o[ the Purple and Gold booted two pretty shots into the net and succeeded in holding Stroudsburg scoreless throughout the entire game. Allison and Ottaviano of West Chester did the trick with a goal apiece. West Chester tasted defeat again in the last game of the season against the Penn J. V ' s at Philadelphia, on Wednesday, November 20. The game was hard fought, but Penn succeeded in clicking four times to West Chesters ' three. Allison, Horn, and Kelly played a bang-up game for West Chester. B Two Hundred Eleven tAf HuNSBtRGtR, Miiiuger SOCCER 1929 W. C. OPP. October 12 —Philadelphia Normal at West Chester 1 3 October 19— Girard College at West Chester 4 6 October 25 — University of Delaware at West Chester .... 1 3 November 6 — Haverford College at West Chester 3 1 November 15— Stroudsburg S. T. C. at West Chester 2 November 20 — Pennsylvania Junior Varsity at Philadelphia . 3 4 SOCCER 1930 September 27 Philadelphia Normal at West Chester October 4 Bucknell at Lewisburg October 11 Franklin and Marshall at Lancaster October 18 Girard College at Philadelphia October 24 University of Delaware at Newark, Delaware October 30 Swarthmore College at Swarthmore November 5 Haverford at Haverford November 8 Temple at West Chester November 14 Stroudsburg S. T. C. at West Chester Two Hundred Twelve ..... . ,11 pi i . ■ Track Squad Pole Vault 120 ' Yard High Hurdles Broad Jump Donia Yetter Wilson Laughlin Slaughter Johnson Bergey Kelly Guido High Jump Clossin Donia Shot Put MacLean Singer Johnson Horn Javelm Noe Sermin Dimm Garner George Discus Johnson 100 Yards George 440 Yards Wilson Hohenshelt Wilson Clossin Smith Kunkle Meyers Ryan MacLean 880 Yards Seltzer Ramsay 220 Seltzer D;nithorne Meyers Clossin 220 Hurdles Miie Two-Mile Path MacLean Schopf Cunningham Winner Mazza Tit ' O Hundred Thirteen Track Schedule for 1930 April 12 — Inter-Class Meet Wayne Field April 25-26— Penn Relays Franklin Field, Philadelphia April 30 -Drexel Wayne Field May 3 — Villanova Villanova May 10 — Temple Wayne Field May 17 — District Meet of Teachers Colleges Wayne Field May 24 — Middle Atlantic Intercollegiates III IMl Tu ' oHii.iJ.- : Track y - HERE has been lots of smoke rising from Old Wayne Field and it i j comes not from an unknown origin either. It is from the burning cinders set off by West Chester ' s track aspirants as they go through their paces under the careful tutelage and watchful eyes of Coach Waters. There are such men out there grinding away as Wilson, Schoff, Kunkle, MacLean and Seltzer in the track events; and George, Hohensheld, Hontz and Noe in the field events, all of last year ' s great team. Combined with the old timers is a wealth of new freshman material which looks good. Our worthy opponents may depend upon having lots of competition again this year. We are running into exceedingly strong opposition this year, with the Middle Atlantics being the biggest stake, and the S. T. C. Championship a close second. Without a doubt, the Purple and Gold harriers will push through for another successful season. Baseball Schedule for 1930 April 15— Goldey College at W. C. April 26— Washington College at W. C. May 3 — Pennsylvania Military College at W. C. May 7 — Washington College away May 10 -Millersville away May 13 -Goldey College away May 17 -St. Josephs College at Philadelphia I I a Two Hundred Fijteeyi r BASEBALL ONCE again the sharp crack ot horsehide meeting the willow wand and the dull thud of the apple sinking into the glove heralds the news that West Chester is again playing the nation ' s major sport. Three years ago baseball was given up as a major sport, in favor of spring football, at this college. This year under the capable leadership oi Leo Atkinson we again challenge all comers for supremacy on the diamond. Baseball is in the air, and West Chester has again placed a team upon the field that promises to leave honorary marks in the baseball history of teachers ' colleges of this state. T. .. MioiJral Sixt.Ti -■ mi ;v:-i J• •a«ft;« ;.-,CKir v;;ii. 5ii«T eil LS ATHI ETICS W. A. A A On November 21, 1929, a new organisation of great importance SPORT was established on this campus. The need arose for equal competition FOR EVERY .■ for all girls who participated in athletic activities conducted in the GIRL college and the solution was in the form of the Women ' s Athletic Association AND EVERY of the Pennsylvania State Teachers College at West Chester. The purpose GIRL of this organization is to foster ideals of good sportsmanship, to increase partici ' A TRUE [ pation in all sports, and to develop leadership and initiative throughout the SPORTSWOMAN student body. K : W. A. A. SPONSORS Miss MuiLLiR, Miss Aldsworth, Miss Wade. Awards LETTERS Elizabeth Terrells Anita Gualco Lois Hauck Mary Curran Mabel Mosteller Ruth Laubach Dorothy Stevenson June Keller Harriet Airey Elizabeth Rauch Ruth White Elizabeth Evans Ruth Walker Helen Will Mary Miles Pauline Bauer Ir IsABELLE Bray Helen Ulrich Helen Tucker Mildred Terhune Edith Maltby Elizabeth Nichols NUMERALS Olga Barto Mary Rebok Margaret Heisler Sally Baird Margaret Haas Dora Patterson Dorothy Artley Leonore Snyder Dorothy Roper Margaret Smith Elizabeth Gray Ann Milanovich a Tw. ' Hi.t;.irt-.i . ineli;e;i M. Mosteller, L. Hauch, R. White, R. Laubach, E. Evans, H. Will, A. Gualco, E. Terrells Senior Health Education Hockey Squad Miss Elizabeth Terrells, Coach Mary Curran R. W. Dorothy Stevenson R. 1. Lois Hauck, Capt C. F Mabel Mosteller Harriet Airey L.I Mary Miles Ruth Laubach, Mgr L. W. June Keller R. H. B. Elizabeth Terrells C H. B. Anita Gualco L. H. R Ruth Walker Helen Will R. F. B. Elizabeth Evans L. F. B Elizabeth Rauch Ruth White G. Tift Hunjrt ' il Tu ' t ' TiIv M. Terhune, A. Milanovich, L. Snyder, E. Gray, I. Bray, D. Artley. E. Maltby, D. Roper Upperclass Academic Hockey Squad Miss Eleanor Searing, Coach IsABELLE Bray R. W. Sally Baird, Mgr R.I. Helen Ulric C. F. Margaret Haas L. I. Charlotte Tucker L. W Olga Barto Dora Patterson R. H. B Ann Milanovich Mildred Terhune C. H. B Eleanor Smith Dorothy Artley L. H. B Mary Rebok Edith Maltby, Capt R. F. B Elizabeth Gray Leonore Snyder L. F. B Florence Heisler Elizabeth Nichols G Dorothy Roper I Two Hundred Twent -one Sophomore Health Education Basketball Squad Champions Ethel Swartz Forward Mercy Smith Pauline Bauer Forward Sue Yeager Center Margaret Keller Side Center Vera Gilbert Virginia Wells Guard Adoni a Lechthaler Myra Wilson Guard Miss Gladys Bowen, Coach ll mi Two Hmuircd TwenCytwo I Senior Academic Basketball Squad Miss Eleanor Searing, Coach Dorothy Roper Forward , . Nancy Sload Forward . . Marie Tapper Center . . Kay Young Side Center . Louise Bell Guard . . . Helen Transue Helen Brinton Helen Ulrich .Margaret Erb; Tucker Margaret Heisler Josephine Hendrickson Guard Elsie Lawton Two Hundred Twent ' three 1st Row — J. Hendrickson, E. Breitinger, A. Gualco. J. Landis, E. Malthy, R. Walker, D. Stevenson 2nd Row — D. Hauck, D. Leech, L. Hauck, D. Asnip, M. Curran, J. Keller Officers and Managers W. A. A. Julia Landis . President Edith Maltby Vice-President Anita Gualco Secretary Ethel Breitinger . Treasurer Josephine Hendrickson Publicity Director Dorothy Stevenson Tennis Elizabeth Terrells Hockey Della Leech . Swimming Ruth Walker Archery Dorothy Hauck . Volleyball Helen Will Bds}{etball Mary Curran . Track Lois Hauck Baseball Freda Fox Hi (t7;g and Winter Sports Dorothy Asnip Dancing June Keller Fencing Faculty Advisers Miss Wade Mis s M ueller Miss Aldworth a Two HttiulrtrJ Twent ' jour Ethel Schwartz, Helen Wills, Pauline Bowers Champions Helen Wills Ethel Schwartz Pauline Bowers . Basketball Freethrow Runner Up, Basketball Freethrow Tennis Acknowledgment TT 7E WISH to thank and express our y sincerest appreciation to those who have helped in making this annual a success. To the following we are especially grateful : Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark Miss Marion Farnham Faculty Advisers Mr. H. H. Matlack, Engraver Advice in planning the hoo Mr. D. H. Barnes, Printer Ejficiency and Cooperation Mr. Zamsky, Photographer Editors. Two Hundred Tu entysix Advertisements IIOSPITALIIY, SERVICE AND lOHN R. IIOLLINGKR. lo. AWAI ' We shall be glad to be the Atlantic City Headquarters for West Chester Alumni and Students The Finest and Newest Hotels Welcome You THE MADISON Illinois Avenue, near Beach THE JEFFERSON Kentucky Avenue, near Beach THE MONTICELLO Kentucky Avenue, near Beach American- European Plan f) VNFI( .HII -MAN. ( ' .K. KN r FETTER AND HOLLINGER 1 Two Hundred Tioenty-eight DAILY LOCAL NEWS West Chester. Penna. THE PIOSEER DAILY OF CHESTER COUNTY MKMBKR OF AUDIT BURKAU OF CIRCLLATIONS Mr. McKelvie — What is the cephaHc index? Little Sunbeam — It ' s the page in the front of a book that gives the title of the chapters. Harriet Airey — Say, Prof, how long could I live without brains? Prof That remains to be seen. THE JUMIOIl CIdASS Dedicates this Space to the Jlemory of WIIoIdIAM Bim T. gFOMJBS Two Hundred Tivrntv-nine BEAR FACTS- ' ' Bull-liei e it or not f f Deakins is King! Yes Sir! Nothing can give one the poised and digni- fied appearance more than a college. L ' fhi.r is not Benny Some one play u ' if Bucky The ' •Secret of Mazza ' s bad knee Tit ' O Hundred Thirtv Kf.ii llultrrni Crc;.m. .MilU Ik 1 i ' in.- .iii .- hutli-r Cottage Cheese WEST LHtlSTER DAIRY 1 10 West Washington Street ' !..«.• llf,7 Ti.--. ' s P.v : A;r , V. . ■ ) .. v VKT NtEPLEWOHK HOMEkV AMI KIBUONb MARY G. VANDEVER 29 North Chlrch Sireei WEST CHESTER PENNSYLVANIA Complimentr TIIK ORIOIK TEA ROfXNl Mary Oyler — What do you think of monogamy? ' Mary Curran — Well, personally, I prefer walnut or oak. Are you interested in books or are you a college student? ' c u $ SERVICE SAFE. FREQUENT. .AND COURTEOUS BUS SERVICE FRO.M WEST CHESTER to Pottstow-n, Reading. Wilmington. Del.. Chester, Kennett Square. Avondale, West Grove. Oxford. Media. Valley Forge. Norristown. Rehoboth Beach. Del.. Downing- town. Coatesville. Uenape and Other Points Chartered Bus Sen ' ice — Parlor Car and Service TN-pe Buses can be chartered for any occasion. Call our Chartered Bus Department i Phone 170 for intormation and rates. The Bus iVau the Best Wau CHESTER VALLEY BUS LINES, Inc. If ailing Room — Phone ' h J 113 N. HIGH ST. WEST CHESTER. PA. {Injormation and Schedules) Main Office— Phone 170 212 W. .MARKET STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. u.o Hui;jrt i ' O; Complinien ts J CANDIKS MADE DAILY IX ' NCIIKONETTE Iliiili ;iinl Cia - Stivcfs West Chtslcr, I ' cnn; To the Graduating Class: Our hesl wishes lor success anil nian tlianks tor vour past patronage. We shall look loiwanl to -our return as successful Alumni. The Purple and Gold Tea Room and Store Linden St.. opposite College driveway W. I . RONK ) „ - f u ( Proprietors G. E. RoNK ) 5 m Compliments of ;OPHOMORE etAss Two Hundred Thntythree Let Us Fill Your Prescriptions Roll Films Developed FREE dehaven drug stores 10b WEST GAY STREET HIGH AND DEAN STREETS Brever Ice Cream Whitman Chocolates Doyle - Andy hung his stockings up Christmas Eve. Mai — What did he get? Doyle — A notice from the Health Department. Doctor You are very nervous. Are you a cigarette hend? Morrison - No, Fm editor of the Serpentine. Complimen ts oj rilE HANKS OF WEST CHESTER. PA. rilK FIRST NATIONAL liANK OF WEST CHESTER CHESTER COUNTY TRUST COMPANY DIME SAVINGS BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF CHESTER COUNTY AND TRUST C(). ll ANY II Two Hundred Thxriy-four A ' CONGKATLLATIONS TO Tllli GRADUATING CLASS Step in bejore you step out The Royal Barber Shop Liulcr tlic Opciii House II c onipltmcnl ■ . ' W. A. Pierce Druggist 2o North High Street West Chester, Penna. Dnifis, Soda. Cigars, Candy Slatloneri , Toilet IrlicUs Ruhhcr (tooAs, Sundries THE REXAIJ, STORE Pierce lias It Eleanor — Td better go in now, Joe, I have some work to do. Joe — ' ' Aw, just one more walk, my sweet, just one more walk ' p(v , | k Zam — Is this a first-class restaurant? Bam — Yes, but if you sit over there in the corner ■ we ' ll serve you. f 1 Compllnten ts - J TRMK ' ±m:a ' h efoAss k ) Two HiiTitircJ Thir( ,M. I f Believe It or Not Walt Ryan could never have a minor operation. Maloy does not sleep 18 hours a day. Tweed did not fight in the Civil War, he was a drummer hoy. Caroline Newell thinks the American Legion Post is just another place to buy stamps. Herb Pearl does not have sixty girls ' pictures on his bed. Nate Wagner wants to know where the entrance to the Under- ground Railroad was located. Andy and Buck are the two perfect roommates. They just play and play. Marty - Oh, you big, handsome brute. Jimmie Aw, Marty, you know Fm no brute. Professor — What do you thmk of the signing of the Declaration of Independence? Kernan (sleepily) — I think something should be done about it, it ' s a good idea. G. G. GEIKLER D. G. GEIKI-ER A. K. GEIKLEH Geikler Bros. l:. lahlulu-ci J,Sh MEATS PRODUCE 1 -11 Phone. .NUrkct 4612 Keystone, . lain 7647 405-407 North Second Street PHll.ADF.r.PHIA. PA. Say It With Flo K ' ers through LORGUS Flower Shop Everything in Flowers Flower Phone 81 WKST Chester ' s telegraph , FLORIST Two Hundrei Thirt -iei ' «n Portraits of Dls tin c tlon ZAMSKY STUDIO, Inc. 902 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sii tings by Appoin tmen t Hell Telephone I ' enni packer { f j,j L J CJLy have completed successfully over eighty-five school and college annuals this 3 ' ear, and are adding new ones to our list. There must be a reason — it will pay you to investigate. Photographs of which personality and character are the outstanding features are made by us for people who have a keen sense ot discrimination. The photographs in this issue are an example of our product and skill in our Special College Department. £ Two Hutuired Thirtyciglit i Lylits cJoook IS A CREDIT TO THE STAFF OUR S P E R V I C E Indivic Origins Organil Quality Jbeyona .question Past records of sudcessfur performance Largest «p-to-t}i|-i nW produc- tion facilities Many years ' PHILADELPHIA- WEEKS ENGRAVING COMPANY educational ' efoar{tnenf 29 NORTH SIXTH STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. Two Hundred Tliirt -i CLEANER R. S. HIMELIUGUT THE SIIOI ' THAT KEEFS THE Sl ' OTS Plwne lf)lS :, s. iiK.ii SI uiir WFSr fllKSri ' K. I ' A COMPLIMENTS OF DR. R. M. WHITE OSTEOPATH r. E. Smith and Son IIUKi;i Ke Triiii.sfrr uiid Storage office and warehouse 207-209 East Market Street Baggage checked direct from house to destination Plioni- 220 Wkst ruESTEB, PrvNA. WOODS ' CUT RATE New Location 36 WEST GAY STREET Across the street from our old store Nate Wagner - Here ' s one I just learned in contemptible poetry: Some kiss hot, Some kiss cold. Some don ' t kiss Until they ' re told. Deakins — Yeah- Well, here ' s one I made up myself: Some kiss fast, Some kiss slow, Those that don ' t kiss I don ' t know. Rusty — How do you keep yourself warm at night? ' Tiny Reach for a blanket instead of a sheet. Miss Dissmger I thought you said your room was spotless. Guide — Yes, Ma ' am. Not a clean spot in it. HORACE T. WEBB SUCCESSOR TO JESSE E. WElil) JEWELER 17 W ' l ■ r (■. N SriiiiT W ' F r Cii fstkii. Pi n . m. Two Hundred Forty Kift ' s Greenhouses loMN S. ( lARKKT. In., PlOI liclor NOTED FOR THEIR— Frexh Cut Flowers Home (frinK ' n potted plants Decorations, Weddings line I.ealhvr. ' for (iniiiiialion F.tttjiiaiie Sold and Repaired 308-l()S. High St. West Chester. Pa. Andy Ackik Old G rods Welcome The Apartment 211 Wayne H. ll— 215 ihin.i your oa ' n razor blades Buck A ai. H(tn()rary Roomies ). W. D.. C I. . Get It At Path ' s Slalioncri , Books, Pic iire.r, Foiin ain I ' en.r I ' A ' ersharp PencU.t, (iljl.s for all Occasions F. Fath, Prop. WEST CHFS ' I ' ER Ally — ' ' I hear they ' re starting a new campaign against malaria. ' Asnip — Good-night! What have the Malanans done now? A man from college was badly mangled in a wreck and when the doctors tried to identify him by his clothes it looked as though the whole man ' s dorm had been killed. Eggert I once ran a mile to keep two tellow trom tighting. Another big he-man — ' ' And did you succeed in preventing the tight? ' Eggert Yes, he couldn ' t catch me. 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