Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1950 volume:

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D , 1 'c . ,- I 74a ffmdcua M50 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF WESTTOWN SCHOOL, WESTTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA WEUIUME. . . r Q KW f' ll, - 4. r ,rl it . ,W We, the class of '50, would like you to join us as we go through this last year at Westtown. We shall examine our activities, classes, and sports: the different phases of our life here. If you look carefully you may see the quizzes, K.O.B.'s, the last-minute stampedes for the dining room, the afte'r lunch committee meetings, and the ever present broom and dust pan being carried up the hall at 8:10. Again you will hear the music from Wednesday night dancing in the Casino, and vesper singing, and snatches of songs and words from Operetta and play rehearsals in the Auditorium. These things have all been part of our Westtown life and our only regret is that we must leave it so soon. But we have kept this with us, so-step in, won't you? ' Yf w 'w.w1 . if'wf1 fff?2252 :E:M 2: , if ' . .' 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H N 1 f f ge, 4 A f V Vx 5, , :lm K fi ,,4- ,XX fi ,K Z. ., V Nm 1414 WS X x v 1 1 X! gsm . :gf uf. M ,U , an 154 3 k , . .av ,K 6 ,-...av ' M 1 M. THF BIG THREE Seniors from A to D invited for after-dinner coffee at End-O-Lane, and we go again to share the wonderful hospitality at Master james'. Who can forget his friendly smile, the Meeting handshake, and more than these, his deep concern for high standards, and his personal inter- est in the individual student. Each of us leaves West- town with rich memories of our association with our head- master, James Walker. Come on, faculty! .... Tell me later, I don't have my little black book .... Pep talks in collection .... A definite bent for plaids and founder of Tam-O-Shanter Day .... Remember? Teacher Rachel, Girls' Dean and petite advocate of women's rights, has done a fine job of keeping West End in line. With enthusiasm and wisdom she has worked to keep her half of the school on an even keel. Master Bob- and we recall the psychological soccer coach, the information center for the college question, a big grin and a sense of humor fthose punslj. More serious- ly we thinkof the capable and understanding way in which he,as Dean, has managed Boys' End,and of the liberality and interest he has shown in student projects. We leave Westtown with a sense of the great part these three have played in our lives, as our teachers, our ad- visors, and our friends. f - ' . .' ,. - f r 54 Q f A---1-1 .. ,-.-s. -.., l ,- .,, ,J Standing: C. T. Brown, G. Fleming, G. Whitney, A. Bailey, R. English, C, K, Brown. M- Borron, B- Bernard, R. Edgertpn. Sitting: A. Flitcraft, A. Pennell, E- Schaeffer, J. Walker, N. Arrowsmith, A. Gamble, R. Letchworth. The faculty, from the day of our first class here at Westtown, have been our friends and advisors. When we have been over exuberant they have calmed, us down, and in our mid-winter fits of melancholy they have cheered us up. They have given up much of their time to help us with an extra hard algebra problem or that Latin phrase that we couldn't translate. Standing: H. Gannon, A. Hartley M. Giessler, H. Price, T. Purdy, R. Smith G. Randolph. Sitting: R. Hall, Gould, B. Havilland, A. McRee, A. Wood C. johnson. CW.. . . , We have sometimes felt assignments were too long or tests were too hard. We blamed the faculty when we had to drag ourselves out of bed at six to finish what should have been done the night before. But we will find when we have graduated and gone out into the world that the train- ing and the knowledge they have painstakingly given us are indispensable. Standing: E. Raiford, V. Jones, F. Swan, E. Fawcett, L. Hart, J. Long, R. Tomlinson, A. Hay, M. Beer, H. Shortlidge. Sitting: M. Elliott, S. Smedley, E. Clark, A. Finnie, E. Wood, E. Marshall. V+ cf from C151 Much of our fun has been due to members of the faculty, and we find that the faculty have been very fair in the amount of power they have assumed, letting us have the experience of leadership and giving useful advice when we called for help. They have taught us to take our re- sponsibilities in life, doing their part in this troubled world of today by educating us, the adults of tomorrow. -fbadfgpffja mafia D 1 2-f.lav.4fZ4..p!f-of an-Hffivfrtffvsj As we, the Seniors, leave Westtown, we remember the one who has meant so much to our life here, whose warm friendship and interest have been so keenly felt through- out the school and whose guidance has been such as in- valuable help- we remember Master james. For over forty-five years james F. Walker has been associated with Westtown- as student, Master, and Prin- cipal. He entered the school as a member of the class of 19085 after graduating he left to study at Ohio State and Harvard, then returned to teach agriculture. In 1924 the Committee chose him to assume the position of Principal, and it is in this office that we have come to know him. We will not forget the skillful and understanding way in which he has managed the school, maintaining a firm religious foundation in changing times, and our thoughts and best wishes go with him as we leave Westtown together. f W A JN m ,X .f' f X LJ' if Q R w . W ,, :Fr , ' , .5 4 ,r .Iv J J hu. 1 - Way A ,, 3 XX 'x 9' af xr . 1- sroms s - PORTC SPORTS 'A -- me some swf. Ts spom-5 SPOR Poms fvoms spon Ponte swears Dm, . , is s SPUR ' RF , .N ' SP' R15 SPCRN V . . M 5 A - s me ' 5 . sPm'rs spears TS S RTS , . , s ,V . S ,., POR s 'QT - PV 5 1 1 h'5 9 'F PUR ' .RTE TS S PCP Xi.. . . S1-' 'IF PVMT .PGRTS SP .J SFUE-.TS SPYHYLQ V I SPO! Rf, EPHR A .A SPCR FU'R'I - E . UFITS Rl. RT ' Sf 'K' ' - 1 I w. SPORTS SPURTS ' 'I' SPORTS PORTS SPORTS TSA x . S A SPCR ORTS RTS ' me . 5 SF R , fp R PFPTS SPORTS sma. LPQRT5 - POI-M3 SP R'f'5 SFFRTI CVT? SPO 75 STLIHTS 1F ' CP P P I 'P QI x Q F R P x Y T .1 :P .wr PUR 1 . 4 L1-.Ti '.,I SPA TS S!'PRT'5 S UT ' PUR .J GR T5 R72 PVP f LPORTI 5 f- we Sr'-YW: Lv T5 .EARN . ... -. L FOR lf: S PCP .S 5 5' .VUGCER Under coach Master Bob Eng- Q., lish, the 1949 Westtown soccer team compiled a brilliant record of eight wins, three losses, and one tie. Among its eight vic- tories, the Brown and White managed to stop four undefeated teams: George School, Unionville, Friends Select, and the Haver- ford College jayvees. The triumph over George School was a memorable game that climaxed a week of incomparable school spirit. Captain Earl Harrison, playing left inside, led the scoring attack by tallying eight goals while Fred Lane netted five goals from his right inside position., Wings Bart jones, Pete Shaw, and Bob Ayres, and centers Bill McEwen and Schuyler Elbsree rounded out the rest of the scrappy and well-balanced forward line. Wing- halfbacks Len 'Winslow and Captain-elect Wilbur Evans, and center halfback Ted Wickersham alertly roamed their respective territories both backing up the forwards on the offense and playing defensively, while fullbacks Chris White and Griff Buttrick were always on the job to dampen the opposition's scoring hopes and send the ball back into enemy territory. All-Philadelphia goalie Bob Fowler consistently made incredible saves in his role as stopp'er, ' In relief of the first stringers, Comfort, Bell, Reeves, Koch, Smith, and Birkenfeld performed commendablyi Much of the credit for this year's spirited team should go to Master Bob who certainly deserves an Old English for an outstanding job. K! fi. 'd .nr , -- re, Y 'lr' ,0- ASL! .-. as-Q ,sy sf . E X 2 A .K ff A 6 QA 3 W 53 V 55 Q QL.g , X K K .Q eg ,,,-5+ Q, it , , ,5 .. 3 -.L ., 33 L1 5 H2551 J 4 fn Q , X wi... , fx V, ig ,fx .f fiJQ'74f'x -415 ' 1 9 v x . 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In the three intra-school games, the boys first showed their superiority by trouncing the girls 2-1, despite the efforts of each girl to get her man, and Stone House proved to the girls that they should stick to hockey by beating them 4-2 in the annual soccer game. The Faculty put up a good and hilarious fight, but the girls won 1-O. Characteristics of the season stay with us: bus rides with singing drivers, the ups and downs of the games, holding up the baggy sweatpants, Teacher Mary's pep talks. The Seniors leave to next year's team all the fun and good luck, and even a little more for the Moorestown game. , . r Z 'r impressive. To leave a 6-1 rec- I I A 7 I f,--X '59 IIUCKFY KW ., V 'Sh 1 -Hfdiis -as fn- X-.. a'gj,f 0 Li ! 1V,,Q, 13-fair-V? W. .MN zli W .A ,L 'wg -5 ig-gfxfig wfigxrk M Q. -fp ,iff le- fs, W, JL ' .f .4 3 I ,4 . f W hwy, Wf1lf i5,5!K4A 3' V K , -L ., , 55, I If X ,, .f ff: .i+i?3f'g'L 1 T me ,N 31, 1 H X vgf Q i?'f,'f , Aff 1 '1 at fi? Q J x any , , ff M QE., 75 K fig.. Q, .. Q Q fs , , no 'I , W E S , 1 ', ,M Q 'Q in 5 ,.,,,.,,.,,Q . A if s Q . K I' A Z I .em h Q x K, Eff! ff' W ixn- fw K Q , J'-W Q i ,g sj fi 13 .g Nfi fs gk www 1- ' A -K ' I .Q X A V - - fy A Sf A k f . ,ff - M , - .. ff . , Q 5 M, f '1. .,4 ., A x 1 - K ' Q V ,f N X ,K -V A, H . BUYS' BASKETBALL -'liifll ' i iilll taillllgg To begin the Boys' 1949-'50 basketball season, West- town had two returning lettermen: Bob Fowler, the team's tall center, and Earl Harrison, coming back to serve his fourth season. Colonel Raiford upped to the Varsity from last year's reserves two forwards, Captain Ted Wickersham and Bill McEwen, and guard Heinz Koch. Lee Morgan and new senior Fred Lane supplemented the regular lineup, while sky-scraping junior john Houghton and seniors Griff Buttrick and Christ White served as substitutes. Bob Fowler was consistently high scorer, averaging in the first half of the season better than 16 points a game, with Harrison close behind him. Through the season the jayvees were subject to much change, as new combinations were tried. Regularly among them, however, were forwards Barrow, jones, Ayres, and Solt, all seniors, and guards Lebo, Harris, Kaiser and Binford. Returning to form the team next year will be McEwen and Houghton from the Varsity Squad, in addition to members of this year's j.V. who will take over Varsity positions. ff 1 ,, ' H '1 . . 922325. 3 Y ,, , QE Q 94 - 'L 1, A 1 f,,. ,,-,, ,,,,, W l ' ,-rf , ,, fmh.-,,...u', .1 I' 1 f f '77 Z Z, 7 'ff f 'W az W QQ 5 3 , is X wan, 1 - if qi. U! .kd 9 .. AUP wb 1 wiiwusw f gf - .'P'S 'Yi 4'-,H ,.: ,, ., g , 'i v- Y t' I , 1- , 1fgMv1SA3 Q ,f W , 'Wh xv A .gf WR. Z f b :- r 0 J M-at-1' Civ S' :N ,Mr-:Q ' Q, -my P 9'1- Us .rf L WW sf Q f N -1-4 ' L va f W .wx Y .x A vii E '-X W . ,LL l . . ,- ' L,1., 'x -':- A .- , E i W f 1 sw fi-' J . -1? . :' F- U, Ev 'L Q. ., Q A , Qaurv 'vvvv147I Hoax. -t,,..,K,., 6441 tfjxrb Q 0-,,4 ,,,,,, , M.,v,.Jl- 't-fwxfl--f,Z.a.N-f-.lM...Q.,, 4-JLL-an-fvx: GIRLS' BASKETBALL Try-outs for the 1950 Gir1's Basketball Squad started before Christmas vacation with approximately thirty girls in the gym trying their best to sink those shots and guard your girl . The final squad was chosen rnjanuary and immediately began regular practice under the able guidance of Annabelle Flitcraft. Regular forwards on the Varsity were Autry Brown Ozzie Osler, and Linda johanning, while Captain Ginny Dulany, Syl Perera and Les Michels guarded the baskets. High scoring honors throughout the season were shared by Autry Brown and Ozzie , while Mary Anne Kupp was top scorer for the j.V. team, which was cap tained by guard Diane Bringhurst. Keeping score and backing up the team at every game was our faithful manager, Polly Richardson, and our thanks to both Polly and Teacher Annabelle for such a successful S easo n. Dam YSRNMX ,Nu W x.5oS.sku-Lan-xQaxxsk 55-J- I ' I I g JN-uNvNuo- ?Ng..x ..N.du. won o.XiA 'JN 5, by , ,. 1 ine'-swf'-0-Ngu..u.-'4.uwN.4. 1 1 ' 53.1 .A x...s.. j f X ' 0, ,F 1 rx A , KX X! Q E: l f K A Q3 . . , m 3 P - S X ii i mL.L, X ,.A- Bruton, A. Bennett, M. ve, S. 63 Evans, E. N I. er, Os E. Dulany, P. Richardson, V. Row: ck Ba era, L. johanning, C. Downs. El' hurst, S. P US ri Bennett, D. B ,C- F6 C L Van Row: W. ft. Middle Flinrcra , M. A. Kupp, A. Brown, M. Wood. SOR chels, H. Helzel, I. Wil ron! Row: L. Mi F BUYS' SWIMMING Although handicapped by the loss of several of last year's stars, the Boy's Swimming Team completed a good season this winter. With Master Fred's sound advice and encouragement, the backlog of returning lettermen found support in the hard working members of the squad who came up to take empty first and second positions. Cap- tain Pete Malcolm regularly rolled up the points as first man in the 50 yard freestyle and 150 individual medley. John Radbill, manager, led the freestyle hundred and with Les Spellman on top in the baclcstroke and Phil Shore first man in the 200 yard freestyle these four made up the roll of second year varsity men. Regulars on the starting lineup were Andre Desobeau, breaststroke, and second place men Da've F. Sutton, Individual Medleyg Len Winslow, 100 yard freestyle, Mike Rogers, fiftyg and Pete Shaw, backstroke. Sten Klinteberg and Ernie Kalebala also swam the freestyle arid Bart jones the breaststroke. V One of the most exciting meets of the year was against West Chester High, February 6. Malcolm took firsts in the 50 and individual medley and Spellman won his event in a very close race, and the start of the last event, the Freestyle Relay, found the score tied, 34-34. But West- town came through to take the relay with Rogers, Shore, Radbill and Spellman and thus the meet by a 41-34 count. V A, --1c.Q,Q 1 - is 'Sur ning: S .-1 Rogers. Kalibala, D. Robb, M Stand ng: S. Klintebutg, J. jacob, L. Winslow, F. Swan, E. Shaw, S. Elsbree, D. F. Sutton. sabeau, P. De ore, A. bill, P. Sh Rad J Spelman, M. Malcolm, L. W1 D 1-X g 1, , Q K I img xuf GIRLS SWIMMIN HK U 'es M, wig fdtifl fyecif' Rsriiiewlik an . XQ x Fortified by a large number of returning vars' yizlemisxby bers, the girls' swimming team concluded apiicessf-xg season this winter. As the squad began going late 9 check-out that meant wet hair for dinner, spirtztvurals 9:-xx increased by the addition of Coatesville High to the' tk X 1 schedule and the purchasing of new, red tank suits. Swimming the freestyle we had Natalie Bransonvs, x Caroline james, Adrienne Liddell, Ann Moore, and Ann Tomlinson. Breaststrokers included Blyth Barnes, Bitsy Hoag, and Betty Lou Morris. Once again Joyce Kressler and Betsy Barnes took over the diving honors, and the backstrokers, Susan Ambler, Nancy McCurdy, and Bitsy Hoag, were also members of last year's varsity. This year only two of the five meets, Baldwin and Parke Schools, had form swimming. Celia Oliver, Betty Lou Morris, and Barbara Miller led the squad in this division N v4 VK Our thanks to Teacher Mary, who kept the girls splash- fl' U Cgjing along at their best and also to jan Carter, our man- QJIJP ager, who willingly did those thirteenth hour tasks that 0 n . cropped up invariably before the meets. 1. -fum! 2 1.,,,,g. f ,za , ef , M 4 W-awvfi rw, 0 'U 77 v- A 6 0 .. .. o CQ i M.. GJ VI Ill 0 H bd -L. 5 's ll C C O LD 15 J . O O E -i as 41 O I Lu. Q 'U . Zi U U I 2 J U H . N U -S 5 O EZ .2 U N KD M. az ... I ni J. U o .. 'E o KZ :Z 5 o LZ .. :: o .. lla vi m E su r-. U. J 2 .o E 4C US J -. :1 U U I2 L5 T, -U E .J -6 :E o vm S -E 5 o D4 BASEBALL As usual the melting of the snow and the appearance of the first robin brought forth the annual baseball fever at East End. The muddy practice sessions, burning drills in the Playshed, impromptu baseball catches and in- formal batting practices which imperiled the nearby windows took up the interim period between the endtof the basketball season and the beginning of Spring vacation. . I Colonel Raiford had lost ten lettermen but quickly set to work in rebuilding his nine 'around Captain Bob Fowler, first baseman, and pitcher Bart jones. Also in the thick of, it were Heinz Koch, Chris White, Schyler Elsbree, Griff Buttrick and Bruce Reeves. The emphasis was placed on hitting power andqproper strategy in a given situation because Coach Raiford has found that the boys who can get on -base and score are the ones who win the ball games. The season opened at home and one or two games a week were scheduled up until the last week in May. The last games- are tradition- ally with Girard and George School, who perennially furnish vigorous competition. With Manager joe'Sharp- less, Captain Bob Fowler and Colonel Raiford, the team surmounted the last hurdles to conclude a successful season. ' 'va 56 Q X iwl AX XX x. avg .'ff1 f 5 .K 1 ,own NN +5 l I 2:5 ' fiih nl? J A MMM it WW' f fi MSS' ww? XY , XE' , ' sf ffl., 2 6 i323 yt-ti xii 'L ..f-1 1' f 'We- f S L xi'-0 E P- X1-R S lim r vi, . Ly? qv- I- ss, Shaxple 1. y . Smilh,C. White, B. Reeves , R . Penfield , T , P. Shw, W. Evans Standing: R . Engli sh 5 M I May W , g 'l mack ' Westtown's cindermen opened their 1950 season with a meet at Haverford College, followed by the Penn Relays. Returning baton passers on the Relay team included anchorman Earl Harrison, plus Lee Morgan and Captain Len Winslow. Following the Relays five dual meets were held with Malvern Prep, Sanford Prep, Church Farms, Berwyn, and P.M.C. Prep. Starters in the dashes included Sten Klinteberg and Bill McEwen. The 440 and 880 were ably taken care ofby Earl Harrison and Fred Lane, while the mile was run by john Radbill along with the record holder Lee Morgan. This year's weight men included returning lettermen Chris White and Len Winslow, who along with Bob Fowler and Ross Smith took care of the shot, discus, and javlin. The pole vaulting and jumping positions were filled from the promising crop of new comers. Master jan Long once again occupied the coach- ing seat, assisted by Master Fred Swan in the field events, and Harry Allen on the managing end. Despite the usual vacancies left by last year's graduation, this year's team was one of Westtown's best in both running and field events. gr Harrison, Morgan, E Fowler, L . ,R. IC Wh C. S Long, R. Holton, H. Allen, R. I. ing: nd Sta tri, s, H. Pe b Om man, L. MCC de mith, Sitting: A. Reese, j. Bei an. Sw Wickersham, S. Klinleberg, F. ui 2. j. Pere: v amble Cayo, G. G n,F oughto ssell, G. H P. Ru 80 YS' TENNIS X xyf l Master Bernie Haviland's netmen opened the 1950 season with three returning lettermen: Earl Harrison, Captain Wistar Comfort, and Ronald Birkenfeld who played first, second, and third singles respectively during the 1949 season. These three were aided by Bob Ayres who received his j.V. letter last year, how- ever, in order to form a strong team, Master Bernie had to rely on new candidates and returning players, who had improved, to fill the lower singles and doubles positions. Manager Stacy Wood deserves much credit for his fine work on the courts and schedule. The morale was high during the entire season and in addition enthusiasm was high due to the completion of the new courts. All in all the season was marked by hard work and continuous improvement. 1, ' I.. u., ll 1 'Q ' 9 e C 2 Aging. Q' .miligiii , I ' , vu Q In .fd faa Q amWaswa2mwam - -s- n .2- 1 -.g ,,...ar-- NGN P' NJ. S .2 5 :1: :cl Q. O ff '25 :c ui 1: -2 E 0 U 5 VI s. O no o at .J .c M 'U .-. an .... -... 4: GJ .ac -. .... ID DC B ui Bb .5 -cs c mx ... va VJ ... U :. 1 -6 o o an, D. Robb, E. Wickersham, D. Wilcox, km Yeatman, T. Hic B. Haviland. Kneeling: lj. 5 .Q E U R. Vall, N. Kexser. D. Barclay, GIRLS' TENNIS YXX 5 N The advent of Spring brought high hopes for the tennis year's varsity and enthusiasts turned season this year, as many of last squad members returned. Many new out for the try-outs, also, to get the team off to a good start. This year for the first time the squad had all eight and the quality of of the new courts at its disposal, tennis improved as no longer did we have to divide our attention between the game and that too-near tree. Mary Borton coached the team again, the nucleus of which was last year's members Helen Hetzel, Ellie Keiser, Anne Belknap, Caroline james, Sandy Bennett, Syl, Perera and Mimi Van Liere. Matches were played against customary old rivals Baldwin, Germantown Friends, Wilmington, Moorestown and George School. Most of these matches were away, but there was enough competition on the home courts to keep the gallery well filled. ,MM QW f ,,, l 'f 5 -He fx K .QA if ' it fi 5 'Jeff' . .. , .. ' af' 'nfs ' lson, . Nicho ap, J kn ra, A. Bel I8 nerr, S. Pe C11 es, S. B Iam ,C. ll ede ,P.B IC Lie Van ing: W. nd Sta Wilson, B. Barnes. I 1, Keiser, H. Hetze E. Kneeling: A. Tomlinson, C. Downs. Xl, f' S-bQ-'PMN x 2 ,, exmcevbia, ELLA a i u..:ov..5.n.x'XSc3X -af-UG' Gui PVS 'Xl-,. .., x SYUFIBHLL bee 1 ee Qt . a y.N.O ' '. l -is xfokbvb '-'83 www N 3 N VQAX- Ugnf. i X x Lev-A x 1 l 'S f. T L. N5 MT' 1 i x Wtith the days just preceding Spring Vacation comes the W .time at Gitl's End when softballs are brought out of ' X' ,X 'K hiding and mitts and gloves appear out of nowhere. For N . x Q at ,this time of year many of the girls become victims of X X ' f , softball fever . The result is that there is usually a Y X large turnout for this popular spring sport. 9 , if 1 1 This year brought the usual large number of girls out ' ' N er to ,the field with high hopes for making the varsity 5' squad. With many of last year's Varsity returning, a uf-1 f X successful season was inevitable. The nucleus of the ' 3 1 V team was Estelle Osler, Joyce Kressler, Carolyn Downs, l g juhet Wilson and Blyth Barnes. The squad was coached N X ,,, ' by Teacher Annabelle and managed by Ginny Dulany. Back Row: A. Flintcraft, A. Moore, E. Neave, A. Vovsbury, C. Bennett, V. Dulany. Middle Row: J. Lower, L. Johanning, M. Satterthwaite, M. Baker, A. Brown, J. Nicholson. Front Row: A. Wilson, E. Ely, J. Kressler, C. Rothrock, L. Leake. lQ,a.Q. vx TJ.:-D sxxubxgxv-D -Qlvv-S hr ARBHERY Archery has been growing rapidly in popularity at Westtown and with the advent of the bow and arrow season this spring there was a good turnout of new hopefuls. The team was a seasoned one, however, for Marty Bucknell, Nancy Zilboorg, and Sonia Simmons, members of the '49 squad, returned to form the mainstay of this year's team. Under Mary Borton's expert guidance and with Milly Chang as the competent manager, the squad hopes to keep unblemished the undefeated record of the past two years. Although most of their meets were away, with old rivals Baldwin, George School, Germantown Friends, and Friend's Select, their strange targets did not prove to be a disadvantage for the team of '50, wel e at ,I-rw. ,f ,x 7 Back Row: R. Gobbelf N. Zilboorg. Front Row: S. Simmons, M. Chang M Bucknell. -x IGP, rrmoar uma: sr!! ' KORS E' EFNIVWF ' .TNIf1R' ' 'NYFR JIFH. FPNI ' Rf SFNIOH' SFNIORT S OPC SVNICNHJ I0 Tr f-P . up omit EVIUH., NIOF' SKNI NIO .,. X' I . S SV -.U 5. .J ,. ' . IORS SFNI SENIOR I 05:5 STYIIURS 'NURS HS YTTIIOF-lf, STHIUYE ' L. ' Z S. 1 51 I C ml' , S F. 'NIO A F i 'N .HI UF-if STN! quo S S'7'NI SVNI F 'R N IORS OHS OR VN IDR NNN IOR 'MOR L Q NIO T 'TNIC' 3 . I1 A r n N SKNIOI ' . S YIVNINH '51 . - 'x SVNIOH, fF'Y.C ' ' WNINRS Q91 , . ' IDRS L . SEHIORS VT. 7Rf E fvyjfxgf , ' V y nn , . ..1 . . N 1 'K - S W on W .I RS . va ,R . Q Pr ,- , IWF 5 N ORS . wma fsiums s. NNW 5 5' gpg gp-N , mar rmu RL SFN . .BNI , mn: f Nmns SFNI 0Ff 5 ' ' was : 3QQN1pR5, 51.11 a- svn' -H5 SPN TVNI VNIO 'NT- R 'IDR' ' IORS SHNIOWY J I IN f I L N my-1 f rffwznar smairms s IFRS ' . .. L' 'E' s S!-TN 'NIOR17 TFN FH' FENI 'Z I HRS 5-FTNIOHS TFLNI mv N IO . N - 1- 'uns s . S S N EI - smucns .. It is with grateful appreciation that we, the class of 1950, dedicate our year book to you, Teacher Gladys. You have helped to make our senior year one that we will always remember with the deepest gratitude, and you have smoothed for us the many rough places that we have encountered. We want to thank you for the impromptu good times and the marvelous class parties at Bacon which we appreciated so much. Among the many memories which we will always cherish are the delicious breakfast after carolling, the Sunday afternoon teas, and the big boxes of candy that appeared mysteriously in the Senior parlors. Many know you as the Home Management teacher who taught the intricacies of cooking, sewing, and house- keeping. Others think of invitations to Bacon, of our own Emily Post of Westtown. Teacher Gladys, we thank you for everything. The help you gave us with our problems, your friendship and fun, we thank you for this year. QV M1 CHARLES KIMBALL BROWN, III - 1947 Westtown School - Westtown, Pennsylvania Service Committee C1947-5075 Steering Committee Q1948-5015 Soccer Coach- Fourth Assoc. H9475 - Third Assoc. Cl948J- Second Assoc. fl949Jg Charley Horses C1948-4933 Head Professor of Pottery and Skiing 11947-493, Algebra and Geometry 11947-495, Solid and Trig 119495 Grand Master of the Senior Larder Gentlemen, please, this is a Study-hall happy memories of Hamilton beating Oberlin Ihave to purBaird to bed Red tie :test Senior Hiker Penniless Brown can draw a perfect circle with his eyes shut I'1l ask my wife red flannel underwear on the hockey field four dimensional brain C.K.B., III if. pulp Q3 'of v . jf, ll l v M Vvyiybfiyilw A 'M A M Mlfiof' N ri 7 J. WN' 'rf' .V wlw lil fo , 'M' ,- fe XM f BARBARA JANE ACRES - 1947 4 l111 Poplar Street, cR.D. 2 - Havre de Grace, Marylan flbfdaa pf'-7,4 - A. A. Swimming Manager, 1, President, SQ Banner Committee, 23 Cheer- leader, 2, 1, Head, S5 Capers Make-up Chairman, S5 Kitchenette Com- mittee, lg Lacrosse Team, 1, Skating 4th rank. Come on, let's have a cheer drives engineless Model T Ford gave argyles to a good cause charter member of the Westtown Angus Breeders Association spends summers in Maryland the cows are in the meadows -- so's Acres a farmer at heart twitches her glasses on Where's Elmer? sun lamp passion for earrings peroxide bangs How do you carve a steak? But I love potato salad Ambi- tion: Interior decorator Destiny: Home management teacher at George School Bobbie K p vjjfwgf iiyfw if Hiljlowrlff lift? fWELM,, NWN Wir ' M NW rw V lyfx fl, ivjlvff Akfuiiifyjfgw S V A 72 F HARRY sowERs ALLEN, JR. - 1947 ijxl M1295 Wheatland Avenue - Lancaster, Pennsylva A Arrl'icus Business Manager, S, Bofsto Board, Secretary, 1, Manager, S, Class Treasurer, 1, President, S, Christmas Dance M. C., 25 Council, 2, 1, S, One Act Plays, 2, Senior Play, Service Committee, 2, 15 Soccer J. V., S, Spring Formal Committee, 1, Track, Assistant Manager, 2, 1, Manager, S, Workshop Theater Play, 2, S. Determined look middle man in three man room Rehoboth Q summer cottage tales of England and Bradbcer charter mem- ber of AFLIBW A rip roaring symphony pipe English accent trying for the Atlas look Burt Lancaster from Lancaster mister money bag high capacity meek and mild five o'clock shadow Oh come on, Phil Beer Barrel Polka for the honor of the tailors A11en's Date Ambition: Fossil extractor Destiny: Rock crusher on a chain gang Harry nia 45 3 g i? - Same! . ig: 3, ,, ,,rf,, rt Rini, h W A Wgfb gf Galigfyf 45' wl in Biff WV 'ill ow Z6 . 5. LW '5 9 fiiiwiflf ,sy - X K,:sd,.,f7 Qw' f4 -fam!! 5 55, 4 A 1 4v, gwzg'ixe5f i-'f 'ii' ., -' .' f Q K H g ,J2Kr',f Q1 .5 ggljr s SUSAN AMBLER - 1948 7700 McGregor Boulevard - Fort Myers, Florida A. A. Gazelle Captain, S, Amicus Circulation Manager, S5 Capers, 1, S, Council Vice-president, S, Mixed Chorus, 1, S, Operetta Lead, 1, Steer- ing Committee Rotating Member, lg Swimming Varsity, 1, S. History notes on feminine writing paper St. Louis Blues Ain't that a good-lookin' car? Safety Merry Christmas from the closet Spirit ofWil1ie's insane giraffe In Florida -- Can I put down chairman of the Birthday-Committee? mattresses down the laundry chute Let's change the room around Forever --- Florida tan after vacations Did you have a good breakfast, Master Al? Ambition: All American swimming team Destiny: Promoter of same Sue t ... l , no 4' :Mu CW X'e 0o i 'J rse tiste 7 U0 gt. 0.5131 O X ,MQ .JM Wbxxyogfjyw wi, J fm W 0 ROBERT UNDERWOOD AYRES - 1947 R.D. No. 1 - Berkely Heights, New jersey Amicus writers' Staff, 1, S5 Basketball Squad, 1, S5 Brown and White 1, S5 Mixed Chorus, S9 N. C. Wyeth Art Award, Honorable Mention, 29 Shakespeare Play, lg Soccer Varsity, Sg Tennis J. V., 1, S. Profound philosophical observations owns the world's biggest typewriter chem wizard bashful bachelor with problems I need advice! high level sense of humor I'm not going! takes current event notes I just wondered knows his sports Got any food? Ayres, C'.K.B., and.-. Einstein broke his 100 average The Obscure Fact Finder's Manual says: -- argues with his teachers top of the class Ambition: Physicist Destiny: Delicatessen owner Bob is-,ik A 002 xp. fifsffxf wjflfiw ,2'ii,n'fff',3fiQ Wfli, MV' 'vwubf MILDRED COALE BAKER - 1946 4513 Knox Road -. College Park, Maryland Characteristics Committee, S, Costume Committee, 3, 1, S, Glee Club, lg junior High Play, 3, Library Staff, 2, 1, S, Make-up Committee, S5 Mixed Chorus, S3 Operetta Lead, S9 Orchestra, 3, Work Program Rota- ting Member, 1. Midge-made clothes comes from quite afamily loves a senior walk ---- er, well, you know pride of College Park, why, Mary- land, of course! honorary member of the fire department Flying sister baby sitter extraordinary I think kids are so cute fancy cooking cakes by Baker K-K-K-Katy old fashioned book binder University of Maryland Ambi- tion: Doctor's wife ...Destinyz Home ec teacher Mido Midge JOHN GULICK BARROW - 1948 5031 41st Street, N.W. - Washington 16, D.C Amicus Art Editor, S, Banner Committee, 1, S3 Basketball Squad, S5 Brown and White 1, junior High Play, 4, N. C. Wyeth Art Award, S5 Will and Prophecy Committee, S. Thumbs his way around I've got shoes on but I'm not walk- ing prodigal son returned I grew out of that stage, why can't you? Fubar sloppy loafers Oh, Morgan Night out Barrow vs. Morgan at 1:30 A.M. Holmquest weekend Dad the little fellow jughead Vacationer teddy bear Shorty-vars different girl every week Margie--fsighJ Hot Rod Happy peanut cracker Ambi- tion: Commercial Artist Destiny: Artist for Ayres' Science Fiction Magazine johnny od, C?- Cvx .O 5 o- Xrff 'A ' .SP ffiliis .9 Of- Gigi 06 ,ig gays ' ,L' l p 1 if Sf- ANN BLYTH BARNES - 19470 '99 Q-.X Fox Hill Farm, R,D', 5 - West Chester, Pennsylvani Amicus Writers' Staff, S5 Brown and White, Sg Cheerleader, S3 Capers, S5 Class Day Banquet Committee, lg Hockey Varsity, 2, 1, Sp Lacrosse Team, lg Make-up Committee, S9 Softball Varsity, 15 Swimming Varsity, 2, 1, s. Terrified of mice Di-do-dum three-letter gal But Teacher Rachel, you just don't understand midnight ham- burgers I'm not a corrupting influence no peroxide blonde There's yes yes in her eyes one of the smaller elements of the class peppy cheerleader Don't forget the four bottles of Ban the first cavalier mermaid fast eater summers at Pittsburgh radio helps her studying Blyth , .fi ff' 'fp fiji' V f ju I I Jf .11 J!! 1 ' 1 'K 7 Uv ,ff 'V K J JF Il If A , l ' 1 . f J , IJ! 5 j if ,I L' f , ,if Qin yy ll V! fy jf fi I ef 'r jf' v jj! , f 11,5 If I, I I . 1' f If 'ff 7 V llyfv ,fl jf, 4 1 My ,ff , f , f' Ju' I 1 I If If lf!!! fr kj ff! Z' . Q ,Q FREDERIC DeCOU BELL - 1948 320 Park Street - Upper Montclair, New Jersey Capers, Founder and Co-president, 1, S, Characteristics Committee Chairman, S9 Class Song Committee, 15 Mixed Chorus, lg Shakespeare Play, 19 Senior Play, Soccer J. V., S, Steering Committee, 1, Co-chair- man, SQ Workshop Theater Play, 1. Smelly-pew missing appendix Well gee whiz Hurump, this is, the last dance Elspeth, did we get any chaperons? Capers back bone Last summer at Fire Island Saltaire C.T.B.'s bonehead class long under- wear Let's do something stupid Westtown's Little Emperor atrocious speller dancer hand painted tie on opening night Don't be a party pooper Bua1ghhh What a riot Who do we tear apart next? Frederic without the k Destiny: Patron saint of gold fish Fritz fb .9 .. wyrv 'rf xiqf'-,, yf27f'fx'f 'P :if QP' vb .Y?',g',,8 -mf fvf' ' YM? ANNE YORK BELKNAP - 1947 Club R, R.D. 1 - Riverside, Connecticut Amicus Board, 1, Writers' Staff Chairman, Sg Brown and White, 1, Choir, 15 Class Song Committee, lg Costume Committee, 2, 1, S, Hockey, Squad, 1, Varsity, S, Poetry Contest Winner, lst prize, 1g Senior Play, Senior Play Committee, Shakespeare Play, 2, Swimming Squad, 2, 15 Tennis Varsity, 2, 1, Sg Workshop Theater Play, S. Connecticut Yankee 1950 Harvard sweater the business of a goalie all star report cards Have some baked beans Oh, do you know someone at Exeter? the ballet that older brother Radcliffe -- labor est omnia off to England with Bunny on the Empress of Canada Riverside house parties extra sleepovers just loves Hasty Pudding racketeer class Keats Ambition: Pulitzer Prize in poetry - '58 Destiny: Advice column in the Bulletin Anne v' 99 JP' RONALD BIRKENFELD - 1944 4659 Frankford Avenue - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Basketball Squad, Sq Bird Club, 3, 2, 1, SQ Characteristics Committee S9 junior High Play, 5, 4, 3g Make-up Committee, 2, Shakespeare Play lg Soccer, J. V., S5 Tennis Varsity, 2, 1, S. Gay and humorous ... itching powder in beds ... Was that a fire- cracker,Smith? always trying to blow up the Chem lab al- ways has a laugh a Philadelphia Rumanian Have you done your homework? line drive tennis star hates Demos and Republicans in 'Thus letters to dynamite companies Curley No, Smith, No! Herr Birkenfeld old old timer... Follow the leader with Master George Bliss shoulders Ambition: Nuclearphysicist Destiny: janitor at Oak Ridge Berky .a ff o A,fnj!,'I!IlJ'lk70!!' .JW ,f lfM J .34 A Ny kigvfl, .rov- ff? ljyjy yy' fn gr ' 1' Yjlflbj fy. R. DIANE BRINGHURST - 1946 Box 114 - Camden, Delaware Banner Committee, 2, 1, Basketball J. V., 1, S5 Class Day Banquet Committee, 1, Glee Club, 2, Makeup Committee, lg Mantle of Dignity, lg Merit Award, 33 Scenery Committee, 2. Feste, Roger, Sully scissor crazy. f,'Ah! Cape Lookout gets one letter a month' He's just a' little boy at heart ..4 Long Island enthusiast defender of the class of '49 the second cavalier her voice is fun to listen ton... most dignified senior CPD uncles at Westtown bow-legged pajamas .... one of the art majors flowing walk lots of bangs Barnes' better half Ambition: Fashion illustrator Destiny: Beach- comber at Rehoboth Diane il' ,ff 1 f EW' gj3'f1,6Er ' 1 y , ',p io f , -,ifkpgigfpdrffn I ,I 'JOY 'Kp' 0 Q:-NDI, FAQ MH f Q, ,,,L-'3,,g'+'5 QW f' fl yy 'NP ,I Val! if,ff1'J,J'l'a1 l,, 57 WPS, p,f-lfgjl M. 5' B Lff A5,,f5 'JM J ' ' 'J ff L -r' My . W of,-f V y,-J-f rf! ' 4 gif t fw if' ,ol L ff!- v JV- M M fy ff is GRIFFITH MORGAN BUTTRICK - 1946 x. I .. i Clyde Road - Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania J I Amicus Writ s' Staff, S, Baseball 1, Basketball, J. V., 1, S, Brown and White, Associate Editor, 2, Sports Editor, 1, Editor-in-Chief, S4 Boys' Treasurer, S, Intramural Captain, lg Mixed Chorus, 1, S, Operetta Lead, 1, SQ Senior Playg Shakespeare Play, 2, 15 Soccer Varsity, S, Temple Press Tournament, 2. Gullible Griff work weekend Where's that wastebasket? size fourteen plus masterhand on the Brown and White plastered hair I'm going to put a blade in my razor pretty soon Aw, come on you guys oldster of the glass palace only soccer injury of the year... Army for a family what ho, Malvolio handsome captain headache of the costume com- mittee Destiny: Chicken farmer Griff ' V DI Em, hifi .. Qqtl wkafiq imma M05 M rt W Qmml Qu Quan wma? Amt M More -vwfwfllt Dosvflv XQQTQQ 461:-D51 NK 'S 1 MAL QM- M NWNGXxq,l l lag-on kindle X Q 1 QM Eutcee Q4 MARTHA BUCKNELL - 1947 WQ X Box 86 - Unionville, Chester County, Pennsylvania f xgl Archery, 1, S3 Bird Club, 2, 1, S, Characteristics Committee, Sg Costume J Committee, 2, 1, S, Chairman, S3 Glee Club, 2, 19 Library Staff, 2, 1, Kitchenette Committee Chairman, S, Scenery Committee, 1, Work Program, 1. At home in the costume room Ta-ta margin notes in A.H.H.'s history Don't worry about it junior ornithologist C??J knows Longwood Garden inside out 'Oh, for john's sake Pooh lover Winnie the pooch C.T.B.: M.B., I've lost thy paper What a Friend we have in Marty work days at the Bucknells' Bucknell at Bucknell green hat with caribou feathers chartered member opens window by six pulleys and miles of string Marty -l3.?f ,2t5-Pl' ASI' ' , ' ' ri 4 K .t . . Q we. , . . it--, 5 1 5 N. W , ir' RY 3 . EUGENE FELIX CAYO, JR. - 1945 5445 Morris Street - Germantown, Pennsylvania Amicus Advertising Manager, SQ Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Brown and White 15 Highest Scholarship, 3g junior High Play, 4, 35 Rhyme and Reason, 2, 1, S5 Senior Playg Senior Play Committee, Sg Shakespeare Play, 3, 13 Soccer J. V., S, Swimming Squad, S. Oh, help me mother, mother applying to Harvard corrup- ting Nantucket summer Mr. Belvedere goes to Westtown brain smooth talker Stone House brat Master Harrie's pet Rhyme and Reason should be paid by incidentalsn bow ties General Anti I know I'm right I just don't get enough sleep around here Cayo broke the machine Boo - sss Tut-rut and a slap in the face Oh, Master Carroll doesn't follow in brother's footsteps Ambition: Chief Justice Supreme Court Destiny: Potato farmer Felix JANE JOHNSON BUNCHE - 1947 lpartment B, 144-34 Village Road - jamaica, New York Amicus Writers' Staff, S5 Bird Club, S5 Brown and White, S3 Costume Committee, 1, Sg Capers, S3 Council, 2g Kitchenette Committee, S5 Lacrosse Team, 13 Make-up Committee, 1. Little brother adoration Baabawa daughter of a famous 4 dad Oh, Judy California, here I come ... scared ofMaster Carroll clothes from Paris Bunchie letters from an un- known soldier Last summer at Will Rogers jr. -- the late jane Bunche I think l'd better go on a diet late to bed, early to rise just not a mathematician innocence is bliss May I borrow -- Ambition: Diplomat Destiny: U.N. hall sweeper jane V YN MMG x Qffygii i ii iii N swf Syl, E. W . AR COMFORT, II - 1947 W3 M 5 College Circle - Haverford, Pennsylvania ya 2Amicus Writers' Staff, S9 Bofsto Board Secretary, S, Brown and White - B Headline Writer, 1, Sports Editor, Sg Class Song Committee, lg Council, Jbl S, Rotating Member, lg Orchestra, 1, S5 Playshed League Manager, 1, Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, 1g Skyliners, S5 Soccer J. V., S, Tennis 1' Varsity, 2, 1, Captain, S, Work Program Co-Head, S. Memos fromj.R.E. Vice President ofthe Bank of Good' Will member of that Latin class Well rather calisthenics after lights I believe you'll find -- Darlington's better half C.T.B.: Always a privilege to hear from Wistar Colonel's English teacher The Quaker Way of Life ac- quired French accent sport on the B. 8a W. When I get to Paris I'm not going to those places Hey, rock Ambi- tion: Harvard Destiny: West Chester State Teachers' College Wis BJ, M as F V jf xl, FRANCES ELIZABETH BURTT - 1948 J' Brushmead, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania f Amicus Writers' Staff, S3 Choir, 1, Council, S, Mixed Chorus, 1, S3 Operetta Lead, S3 Senior Playg Shakespeare Play, lg Tennis Varsity, 1. Our class animal upholder of law and order hearty laugh C.T.B.: Give me a rendition of a cat, Frances a tidy room- mate .,. Take a pair of sparklin' eyes lionish noises Mellow voiced Marian iC.T.B.'s poll favorite: is she neat and attractive in appearance? Doo dee doo mail through wind and snow But Master Al, that was my mother under the green hat! ... magnanimity Oh, blast it mice in the bureau? Fran ,ffm Milf iw, :K ,,, -,. V ,., 1 . rg vi' ,v w ,. 4, - , .. 2: 7 Asa MW? MMD uw rjw PHILIP ANDREWS COUNCILL - 1946 Franklin, Virginia A. A. Board, 1, S, Amicus Board, 1, Editor, S, Brown and White S, Fall Dance M. C., 2, junior High Play, 3, Mixed Chorus, S3 Ring and Pin Committee, 15 Senior Play, Soccer, Assistant Manager, 1, Manager, S. I-iooooh My -- Anybody want to buy a sweater, it's fine quality goods Toodles Squirrel But Morgan! All right you guys Amicus boss Come on, quit your messing those Christmas vacations Can I persuade you to join a little game? horn rimmed specs I'l1 sell it to you for a price Ambition: Manager of a large department store Destiny: North Carolina share cropper Phil . ir X T' . QQ ' ,, sb P ' 5 X -1 fb f I ,N w Q - N 5 I I D .du P NX I K , A ,IV s 1 s. , ww l ' - ,7 '.'k J ,. ' I X J Q W 1-L- iii, V M JANET GORDON CARTER - 1947 X , 1 X 2201 42nd Street, N.W. - Washington, D.C. - N' g 1 A. A. Swimming Manager, S, Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Brown and White, S5 Capers, 1, S, Characteristics Committee, S, Choir, lg Glee Club, 25 Senior Play, Senior Play Committee, S, Shakespeare Play, 2, Workshop Theater Play, 1, S. And what's the matter with Washington? the second Katheryn' Cornell intelligent intellectual University of Michigan bound UD Workshop Theater stand by And how do you spell --? Oh, Susan on a bicycle built for no one green eyes Virginia red Doctor Dentons Now let me tell you about Eleanor Camay complexion Take me away, Andy, save me one of the little foxes Ambition: Command Performance 1960 Destiny: Understudy for Banquo's ghost jan 2 - Z -K - 7 . f F .Q , X 1 F35 of gf, milf S ff- WW 0. wa MV ,X ff' . PfM,,fby9NjJ,af ez V it wry 3'0'5,,l2S3J99 W3x ,v-of. XNUFW W' fky M W 5 ANDRE RENE DESOBEAU - 1948 rv l 200 Todd's Lane - Wilmington, Delaware Capers, S3 Swimming Squad, S. - Early morning march music owner of the stiletto and black jacks C.T.B.: Great people these French We're not having a turnabout,are we? women hater everyone's little helper in French and German Hey gorgeous Payne French casolique? Hoogonot? acciest? that French accent continental lady killer his own brand of English grammar rabid French nationalist helter skelter study habits-... Pope Andre Rene Desobeau IV, jr. Back up your sings and get out Ambition: Charles Boyer Destiny: Paris Street Singer Andre CARMEN ANN CHANCE - 1947 Bryn Gweled, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Banner Committee, 25 Capers, S, Christmas Project Committee, 15 Glee Club, 2, Kitchenette Committee, S9 Scenery Committee, 1, S. Mexican music Nobody will ever know the cook supreme Mexicali Rose nonchalant brain pleased as punch flashy clothes study hall drama bound for Mexico U. wandering gypsy of the halls color crazy... under cuts Macy's 696 shelf full of food Charmin' Carmen dark' eyes half of Chiz Tiddily pum dancing in the dorm scenery painter Ambition: Cigarette girl at Ciro's Destiny: The same Carmie ,ffiiilyf My W0 WMV PM ,Milf 'ff 'flyjllffi MARILYN RUTH DEW - 1943 A 2111 West 17th Street - Wilmington 49, Delaware Amicus Writers' Staff, S5 Choir, 13 Costume Committee, 1, S3 Kitchen- ette Committee, S3 Senior Play Property Committee, S. Unseen Advisor Don't call me Mal The DuPonts and Nylon forever My brother's at Princeton Where's Ginny? those-,twin sweaters in two weeks French Poodles and Woofie with Teacher Marty to Europe Mildew piano prodigy Andover fan Wilmington Friends? Dewlany's Dew Now in Oklahoma - private taxi service to Wil- mington best looking room at girls' end Wilbur Ambi- tion: Lawyer Destiny: Portia in Portia Faces Life Mal . XM ,wwyas l,,,,...i-VJK. Zffiww CAROLYN CLIFFORD DOWNS - 1946 5 Sylvan Lane - Old Greenwich, Connecticut 'A. A. Tennis Manager, S5 Basketball J. V., 1, S, Costume Committee, 3, 2, 1, Glee Club, 3, 2, Hockey, Squad, 2, J. V., 1, S, Mixed Chorus, lg Skating, 4th Rank, Softball Varsity, 2, 1. Always knitting original goalie gloves first girl with a shingle directoryto most men's colleges, especially R.P.I. Chas, to Beez ---kiddin' Katz? wicked college week- ends Greenwich, where's that? latest styles Excuse me . Who's the little girl? pillows in'cblleEtic'n'...'tea' parties at two three o'clock phone call fur coat on week- ends most shoes at girls' end turkey dinner at Bacon hats, hats, hats Ambition: Wholesale buyer for Sax Des- tiny: Salesgirl at Woolworth's Cliff S , lo N K ,atm C UQHB be ff' Qffs Sgt ,M A J1 agibigiif Vw JJ -lf' Mg Q ff .LP K , A I ij 418 Jef . .fx U Q ROBERT E. FOWLER - Route No. 3, Box 569 - Al 1948 bany, Georgia A. A.President, S, Baseball Team, 1, S, Captain, S, Basketball Varsity, 1, S, Bird Club, 1, S, Bofsto Board, 1, S5 Council Rotating Member 1' l Y Intramural Captain, 1, Mixed Chorus, S, Senior Play, Soccer Varsity, S, Track 1. V., 1, Work Program Rotating Member, 1. Southern Hillbilly Ogen,the window! The Russians are com- ing! .Q. felll 6yer5a'cl'iff ..Q tall, dark, and --? first timein the city All Star Shucks, why down hoine -- small fry f o the Glass Palace Hee, hee, know what we didito Earl? Squirrel ,,.. corny jokes Do you snuff birds? cat- sup on the sword Pra Fowler in his family Earlham man Bob y, man, pray thirty-seven feet of HOPE SAULSBURY DRAPER - 1947 z ,YITE Avenue' - , W ,W iw Amicus Writers' Staff, S5 Capers, 1, S, Characteristics Committee, S5 Choir, 1, Costume Committee, 1, S5 Glee Club, 2g Lacrosse Team, 15 One Act Plays, 25 Senior Playg Workshop Theater Play, 2, 1. S. Short hair addict My father is a doctor in the Army summers at Rehoboth Do you think?'f .,. that home town. spirit Faith and Charity The University of Delaware is too where there's life there's Hope heroine of the one- acts Mercersburg and St. Andrews, too May I borrow your can opener? dimples 'stuck like a dope with a thing called ---- '... Ambition: Economics major Destiny: Missionary to japan Hope EARL GRANT HARRISON, JR. - 1944 Moylan, Rose Valley, Pennsylvania Basketball Varsity, 3, 2, 1, SQ Class President, 3, Council, 1, S, Rota- ting Member, 25 Christmas Dance, M. C., Sp Intramural Captain, 2, lg Junior High Play, 5, 4, 3, Savory Cup, 1, Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, 2, 1, Soccer,J. V., 2, Varsity, 1, S, Captain, S, Student Body President, S,TennisVarsity,4, 3, 2, 1,S, Track Squad, 23 Workshop Theater Play,l. Who's that old man walking down the hall? That letter? I can't remember what ir's for where's Harrison, that guy's always late Now I'll tell you -- modest lady killer Why, I've played on that golf course tower tenor Where's my pillow? I love you madly I've got to lay off awhile, I'm ahead Look here! I've all ready waisted twenty minutes, now will you guys shut up little Early window breaker Earl sew? fzwfiif 39 'Ji ' writ r- G8 J wifi VIRGINIA ANN DULANY - 1948 Three Pines, Fruitland, Maryland A. A. Softball Manager, S, Amicus Writers' Staff, S9 Basketball Varsity, 1, S, Choir, 1, Costume Committee, 1, SQ Council, Rotating Member, 1, Chief Proctor, S. Let me tell you, buddy, buddy one might think she liked the Air Force Which brand on this meal per? Oberlin bound, maybe ...that oh-so-chief-proctor-like flashlight at Jordan's last summer her little brother ingenious Christmas wreath What, Birdseye! knitting expert she never saw a purple dress, but now she hopes there'l1 be one baffled Master A1 as one of the sweater twins Ginny jf I ' . ff' X s ff. 3 ' tt, JCB N ' f X61 1 - - rt , 'I f I . 'z : Mid ll? 1 2- gi 1' ' I Wi KM' If if 5?fj3 iff A 1 filjf' ffyow C fn .N f ,fffjy , ' ' fly, ,uw 1 if ,L W x ' I ,gg .fx 1 its :fv fl!!! f' r, jp! U , H W , nfl, ,'l f ,,,i i' ,ff .ff ij fix! jjj, fl! I , V , . e W J J ' af ,f ' , , n 1 tffffnl M l!'ll' if 1 , J '!,'. ' f Ml! lf! will DAVID TIMBERLAKE HODGIN - 1945 150 Allen Street - Buffalo 1, New York Brown and White, 35 Capers, S9 Glee Club, 3, S5 junior High Play, 3 Senior Playg Shakespeare Play, 3, 2, lg Workshop Theater Play, S 5 Designer of church pews hairless wonder photographic tiend Have you heard me recite Chaucer lately? Captain of the Showboat tough but oh so gentle Now my sister -- Hollywood horn-rimmed glasses ,alumnus of Flying Moose 15 miles on the Erie Canal deep voiced dramatic lover- boy How does my hair look? But Master Charlie Ambition: Architect Destiny: Understudy to Burl Ives Dave xx? I K wx Hai, Q7 XX ,fir Q 'Nw l BETTY ANN FURNAS - 1947 800 National Road, West - Richmond, Indiana XXX N RK? Y K Sekxkbsx ex Basketball Squad, lg Hockey, Squad, 1, 1. V., S9 Lacrosse Team, lg Steering Committee, 1, Rotating Member, S. My gooness cat lover Dosa Vosa fiery furnas long coats to meeting Earlham fan fire engine hair butterball pink sweaters and red, bandanas always laughing Indiana loads of fun conferences with Teacher Marty . .. red arms and legs her little pillow always blushing Furnas tech- nique for washing hair chain gum-chewer Powder Your Face With Sunshine Ambition: Mother of nine boys Destiny: Major in PHILosophy Betty Ann IOHN CARTER JACOB - 1947 R.D. No. 2 - West Chester, Pennsylvania Swimming Squad, 2, S. Co-owner of U.S. route 41 man of many cars fire-escape two years in a row silent but deadly I'm going to be a bachelor long eyelashes nature walks expensive Christmas presents fireworks from jacobs' chauffeur to Alaska on Alcan Highway roof dweller oodles of cousins jeep-pers home Boys' End Beautiful Saloon hair behind bureau Ambition: West Chester Architect Destiny: Owner of the Tonie millions jack HELEN WILLS HETZEL - 1946 768 College Avenue - Haverford, Pennsylvania A. A. Chipmunk Captain, S, Basketball, Squad, 1, J- V-, Si Brown Qlld White, Headline Writer, 1, Feature Editor, S, Capers, 1, S, Characteris- tics Committee, S, Glee Club, 3, 2, President, 29 Highest 5Ch0larship, 33 Hockey Varsity, 3, 2, 1, S, Mixed Chorus, 1, S, Tennis Varsity, 2, 1, Captain, 1, Work Program, 3, 2. Overnight doctor pers Bless you those haircuts rhine- stone lover the gleam in her eye ....-,the littlest devil noxema has all the gadgets on second floor better late than never 9:30 phone calls Haverfordian hockey gal from 'way back moccasins and plaid shoe laces second in a long line lipstick, comb, and mirror health project- brother's bookshelf Ambition: Farmer's wife Helen ,yi all f if of rliifwlffi 92555 l firm' M if if ELSPETH HUGHES - 1948 150 North Prospect Avenue - Madison 5, Wisconsin A. A.. Secretary, S5 Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Brown and White, 1, S3 Characteristics Committee, S5 Class Secretary, Sg Costume Committee, lg Glee Club, lg Ring and Pin Committee, lg Scenery Committee, lg Steering Committee Co-chairman, S, Vespers Committee, Sg Workshop Theater Play, S. Wisconsin ..,. I must have that for my memory book carrot lover knows everyone's troubles Thirty lashes lives on dietetic grapefruit and candy charter member of the coffee forever club sleeps with a koala bear .,, Ujokes: she s never -heard it before and won't'catch on until the next da the parsley, please Ambition: To live in, Madison, Wis- consin Bunny Y Pass l 4 . ' Q, ,A gag: 4. 2 . -,vi 9 UVB xi Cb ,Ralf I H vagal, l f 1' 5 f U Mb 1' .- vV,Ui-gf' 4? V 573 ' .f-ffm Wnlfwi ,Mg,,, f U 1 U, Jw ,VH X, Mgt- F , 1. Cgvfi C' Lb flfiffff ,n, .'. ' P i -fy' V .,v-1, i P elf 15 Bd J ,ffl My jiJ,.vJiiEVwh L J' 'H J -,J--'L 5,552 'E J il , a U X ,rl ,y R-,Ji-:VJ CAROLINE BIDDLE JAMES - 1947 Walker Lane, Wallingford, Pennsylvania A. A. Panthers Captain, S, Brown and White, Circulation Manager, 1, Sports Editor, S, Class Vice-president, 2, Costume Committee, 2, 1, Glee Club, 2, Hockey Varsity, 2, 1, S, Ring and Pin Committee 1, Service Committee, 1, Spring Formal Committee, 15 Swimming Varsity, 2, 1, S, Captain, 1, Tennis Varsity, 2, 1, Work Program C0-rchairman, S. Open house at the james' Work Program busy bee every- body's cousin white blazer in first class, what next? taxi driver picnics in her room ditched her car Is every- body here? het little pillow hamburgers -- meal pers split banana split Hey there! sensible Senior high powered swimmer Where's Wis? summers in jamaica Senior Soutnaders' flutier Ambition: Five minute work program committee meetings Destiny: Mayor of Philadelphia Caroline 3,4-A If QJVJ, N19 ' E . 1. V, llffxfd :IV f - f I 4 ,Lys -if 1-4141 J M5 f' QV' ,-if L f L-,f','P ' .1' V rv . fm, 0 -.-uf J, ,-f'f jf Mi I X iiaivv fv Cv! Q f' I :rind ,I l lp., J I ,v'9f ' , 5 ,Q M7 ,, JD' ' BARTLETT CAMPBELL JONES - 1947 3028 Calcord Avenue - Waco, Texas Amicus Writers' Staff, S3 Baseball, Squad, 2, Team, 1, Basketball Squad, S5 Brown and White, 1, S, Council, 25 Class Song Committee, lg Poetry Contest Winner, Third Prize, lg: Senior Playgw Soccer Varsity, Sg Swimming , 2, 11 Workshop Theater Play, S. Sideburns Joltin' joe Dimagio Your attention please, . No., 11 wak,,rwak, waako ping pong champ, ...,man of a thousand change ups pitcher who never picks the right curves friendly advice from W.W.W. Kleiner Ropes and Hooks critic of Senior A English course Master A1's buddy buddy Roosevelt hater double varsity man early vacations quotable quote Ambition: N.Y. Yankees pitcher Destiny: Ass't. ground keeper Yankee Stadium Bart ' x - 4 . fi, C ,f , KM, W 7 Dfjljfig . , 31, 572 if lifts fir! LOUISE KNOWLES JOSLIN IR. - 1947 34 Parkway Drive - Greenwood, Rhode Island Bird Club, ll, 55 Choir, 1, Costume Committee, 1, S3 Capers, Founder aff-1 C0'Ch31fmB0, 1, SQ Glee Club, 2, lg Hallowe'en Party Chairman, S, I-'bfafY Staff, 1, S3 Make-up Committee, 1, S, Shakespeare Play, 2, lg Religious Life Committee, 2gWo1-kshop Theater Play, 1, S5 Work Program Rotating Member, 2. Teacher Pat Massachusetts? Rhode Island? enthusiast Come to Capers always has all assignments Lulu-K library troubles summers as a councillor The doors are open one-eyed Teddy Bear, Sir Humphrey LancelotPercival ...lwicked weekends avid reader patronizing announcements This may be sensational but -- glasses L.K.j., fr. pencil behind her ear one woman cheering squad Ambi- tion: Wife of millionaire Destiny: Director of the Board of Directors of Directors Pat I 1 ' 1 I l I ' I f ' , f li? STENVHUMBLE af KLINTEBERG - 1948 504 Essex Street - Saugus, Massachusetts A. A. Secretary, S, Brown and White Staff Photographer, 1, S9 Rotating Council Member, S3 Scenery Committee, S, Swimming Squad, 1, S3 Track Squad, 1, S, Work Program, S. Klem Klinty Now when I last worked for the Christian Science Monitor My father was a sailor It was ter- rific jazz enthusiast... horse lover easy going idealist Remember that night in New York? Teacher Marty's German ,- snooze ...'likes sleep except when Smith's around loves dentist's appointments Now I've got a friend -- photog- raphy Now in Buck Johnson's 1931 Creole Band -- Ambition: Editor-owner ofa newspaper Destiny: Old newspaper collector Sten Px 1 X JUDITH MARSHA KATZ -y 1947 610 Bfighwfl Avenue f- Pennside, Reading, Pennsylvania Cheerleader, 2, lg Capers, 13 Glee Club, 25 Senior Playg Shakespeare Play, 2, lg Workshop Theater Play, 2, 1. Anybody have any chewing gum? little problem child Springfield fan 1:oommate's sweaters ...gullible But I can't, I'm on a diet! True Confession Fan men, men, men Cow eyed glasses Ayds for beauty definitely -a one man girl bulging closet Reading weekends! no dust in her mailbox . .... those argyles wide vocabulary most typical teen agerC?D friendly spirit cleanest roomC?J Destiny: Fraternity House mother Judy :L sl Suk s Swim 'O-B-JLE.ll WQLXE- KQJS. lg-ousvl sl ' l 5?-'Sie N Q- sims wwf sm touxtcili J-fse.-Mlfsetr tn.-Jl ' ' nedlmtllgeqr, l wa? MLS , :why WWA -if TI'-ky 1 Motuwb + Beat ,LS Hugh. Vlflul- 'hsnxbo kuufg Nelda in HEINZ FRANK KOCH: - C1945 3026 Cheltenham Avenue - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania A. A. Board, Sg Amicus Writers' Staff, Sg Baseball, 1, Basketball,.J. V., lg Brown and White Associated Editor, 1, S, Characteristics Committee, SQ Class President, 15 Fall Dance M. C., S3 Greatest Improvement in Upper School, 2, Hal1owe'en Party Chairman, 2, 19 Ring and Pin Com- mittee, lg Senior Playg Soccer J. V., S. King Kong '... doesn't believe in homework The Phillies are an up and coming ball club. Colonel: Koch, fix 'the nets! Koch: Sharp1ess, 'fix the nets! the red hot fire chief Oh yeah? second class Romeo Now when I roomed with White and Lederer -- natural German student This weekend is work weekend, ughh The night before a game Kleiner Heinzy Destiny: Bat boy for the Phillies Heinz I 29 24 . nf, .,, Qijfff ,,- ?,?7'fi wvdefjx yn, xv'9b? 455' 5 x., sf?-EXXVN. ELINOR LOUISE KEISER - 1946 Kenilworth Apartments - Germantown, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Amicus Writers' Staff, S3 Brown and White, 1, S5 Characteristics Com- mittee, S, Glee Club, 2, Hockey, I. V., 2, Varsity, 1, S, Captain, S, junior High Play, 33 Make-up Committee, S, Savory Cup, 1, Spring Formal Committee, lg Swimming Squad, 3, 1, Varsity, 2, S5 Tennis, Squad, 2, Varsity, 1. Our Savory kid shoes that fly her stomach dictates Potted Petunia retakes A Cockeyed 0ctopus her little sister Happy Thursday! confused by atomizers souvenirs butter flies I just can't wait is it a sweater? best mixer in mixed course exhausted chewing gum jelly bean mousetraps green typewriter ribbon toots father's Penn sweater Rabbit, What's up, Doc? that something about her hair after swimming packed wallet and suitcase The Village Destiny: Recorder for the Record- ing Minister Elly b- WV ff w,iiffiw fr .A A llfijiiiif ,ff ,F , fl, tw fly SKS he . N pf' lt I, 1, Daft I D V-1 WN ,f V' A FREDERICK MARVIN LANE. - 1949 37 Lee Street - Bel Air, Maryland Basketball Squad, S5 Characteristics Committee, S5 Capers, S5 Mixed Chorus, SQ Soccer Varsity, S. Bel Air belle games and dames I'11 bite Stop it, you're making me cry I'm a merry-go-round always has on his saddle shoes drawn out Thanksgiving vacation streak on the soccer field nagging back ache the only post grad of 1950 caught on to Westtown quick letters for the love-lorn no dust in his mail box 6 letter man from Bel Air Vice-Pres. of the C.T.B. Saturday morning spelling class faultering falsetto of Mixed Chorus Fred . wr . -L, 5 f 2' . Q Y D i 'Hx .X xx, F: ' x yr fl' ' . t' QT X K xl - 9 'V . XS.,-ss kc , X an , X ' -I . A' LORNA LEAKE - 1947 'lj - 241 Grande Vista Drive - Whittier, California Choir, 2g Capers, 1, S3 Glee Club, 2, Handbook, 1, Editor, S5 Library Staff, 1, S, Make-up Committee, S3 Mixed Chorus, 1, S5 Softball Varsity, 2, lg Skyliners Vocalist, S. Which boy? Bacon Cottage girl California, here I come! early morning walks piano in South Room what? a brain?...,. tions in Reading interest at Annapolis a smile? no! a vaca grin! fickle... Lorna may nightingale of the girls' tower Dorothy Dix for the Senior girls It's not Leek -- it's Lake, spelled Leake softball addict the Lorna walk Ambi- ' ' ' ' 'f ' e icker Lor tion: Color girl, 1953 Destiny. Cali ornia orang p CJ .W fur ffj f X42 J' L!!! JA A f I rv! ' ff! x , ff! 'S f if , y c JJ jf , I Fl! J JJ ff 1 . C ,':- ?f f g.'. . E ,- 'I?: J'F?'.' . '1?'5li - ,..,,.. 1 3- 5, ,:, HARRIET RUTH LIEVER - 1946 Penn-Werner Farms - Wernersville, Pennsylvania Cheerleader, 2, 1, S, Capers, S, Council, 3, 2, Hockey, J. V., 1, junior High Play, 3, Mixed Chorus, Sg Softball Varsity, 3, 2,4 Swimming Varsity, 3, 2, Tennis Varsity, 1. Loves tuna-fish Moo coffee fiend mice expert Nasty .., shares Zndgfloor party room can't stop cutting her hair sleds before breakfast stewed prune at heart Don't let that get away pep plus goes over her side of the closet clothes critic little brown coffee jug always braced for the occasion I didn't have a thing for dinner but -- Ambition: Smith gal Destiny: Westtown handyman Harry ,Q-321-1' I se' cf 'lug Gr dv if vijfgf VPU' rg yfwl JJ' 2, W' KVI' NM I '-1'ilS'.i 5 Q X if ' YJ i 'v JJT my ,fL' A ig' ia 1 iff, it MARY MAXWELL - 1947 530 Woodland Road - Morgantown, West Virginia Capers, S, Characteristics Committee, S3 Choir, 1, Costume Committee, 1, S3 Glee Club, 2, lg Hockey V., S. Whinnies like a horse five foot two, eyes of blue Hillbilly from West Virginia Morgantown, the center of the universe Bless your pointed little head enthusiastic chemist dozens of French books Timothy and clover and alfalfa go glub! bangs thatpart in the midcbe Little Miss Muffet Doorathy piano duets with Mimi you'd never know it but there is a stone in each hand Max if 1 M' iff, W 7 f 5 ' .fV'Uf' ,v 'i,j'A ,VL ff' iffy' K M, .vfj V MARSHALL DAY MALCOLM - 1948 901 N.W. B Street - Richmond, Indiana Swimming Varsity, 1, S, Captain, S. Now out home in Indiana -- stiff leg for half a year master of the pool's power underclass girls room full of chairs and desks ... Pegleg Pete pennants, pennants, pen- nants highest horsepower in A.M. physics Pete and Repete hot tempered Scotsman Barry's better half ..L always wash- ing socks Richmond booster vacations at Andover al- ways has 'his shoes shining Par1ez-vous Frances Ambi- tion: M.D.M., M.D. Destiny: Mortician Pete E , , Bid' MJ w.1.44...J'c..s,: - ,t!L..,f.LJ,,,,L,,M-, fix-ei- LL JT! msgs, fue- 5' ffm is fr ii i es.: t.'VL,5 I rx LAK. I-Lain, HELEN ADELAIDE NOYES - 1947 Hazel Dell Farm - Bel Air, Maryland A. A. Archery Manager, 13 Basketball Squad, 1, Costume Committee, S3 Service Committee, 1. Uncle Dutchie Someone say horses? Talk me to sleep We're going to have to widen the doors for you soon never fails to bring back a blue ribbon has to wear'-a horse pin I'm going to flunk this test .., How many days till we go home? Turn on the radio Gotta study my Ag. Don't tickle me! Ambition: History major in college Destiny: First woman jockey Helen Qffiiff vi? V . ggjifidijffywilp W wffff g M, gwiwgujxflw X ROBERT WOOD MARIS - 1947 554 S. Lansdowne Avenue - Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Banner Committee, 2, 1, Brown and White, 1, S5 Capers, 19 Library Staff, 13 Mixed Chorus, S, N. C. Wyeth Art Award, 15 Rhyme and Reason, 1, SQ Scenery Committee, lg Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, lg Workshop Theater Play, S. When he feels like working, he lies down 'til the feeling passes Norris -- The Octopus last name scrawled in capitals pastel shirt collection Boy, have I got a snap schedule checkout skipping ace C.T.B.: Circle any misspellings, Robert Father's a judge typed K.O.B.s one of the Art majors won't take his vitamin pills Haverford hater Colorado and California poor man's Picasso Well, Wis! constantly singing OJ something taking the Giessler Tour of France Ambition: Lawyer Destiny: Comic book artist Bob ..., X N ,f I X ' ,gf f ff, 2, xfx CELIA OLIVER - 1945 30 Lakeview Drive - Moorestown, New jersey Amicus Writers' Staff, S3 Characteristics Committee, S, Class Vice- president, 3, Glee Club, 3, 23 Hallowe'en Party Chairman, 35 Junior High Play, 39 Make-up Committee, 15 Spring Formal Committee, 13 Swimming, Varsity, 2, I. V., l, S. Haverford forever! God Save The King This is very bad for my heart Bunny, tickle my back Q.. Don't flatter your- self 3rd cavalier Don't judge others by yourself Oh! There go my maternal instincts again parents in Bagdad or on their way there came to Westtown in '45 a gal of a few thousand words Brother Petah applied at Dartmouth perfume fiend product of Westtown success course Celia , X r E HARRY LOUIS MCCOMBS -- 1948 4829 Baptist Road - Pittsburg 27, Pennsylvania Brown and White, 1, Sg Orchestra, 1, S3 Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, lg Track Squad, l, S. Well, duh roomful of desks all night studies Oh, he made me so mad I could spit in his face red hair and temper to match record tennis racket smasher I've got to get into Swarthmore Pittsburgh lover of trees sweat pants on dorm... Luigie card shark pink and blue sweater special concession on proctors plug lukewarm coffee half of sox washing enterprise Going somewhere? fast man on the drain pancake makeup Lou Q? N 5,91 cyl'-tv 9051 A -W, 'B ii' I X ml. an ,1' KQQSA n X i ,wk Q. ,U is lf L 'Qt' MTW 4 49 X A Q e wh. if X, . - AQLK' 3 VU A' W C- 1 lk -C BARBARA BROWN PEABODY - 1947 k Q-Or, A -1 xi Cottage Street - Hingham, Massachusetts K Sl I K7 it ,YL N Amicus Writers' Staff, SQ Capers, S3 Costume Committee, S3 Kitchenetqccs? Committee, S, Make,-up Committee, S3 Scenery Committee, 1. UQ? all 4' Quiet, but not on the dorm Gees, kid not Boston, HING- HAM that laugh Here piggy, piggy, piggy generous xx R li summer in Mexico ... Spanish dancing in the hall f'Hey, Mabel if A-,X ft toad chili fiend O.K. sister, you lose fifth major - Spanish last minute English papers dared to knit in Chem ' N B class propensity to procrastination Spinto's little helper X, e Peabodies dress shop gordita squints without her CQ, - glasses ....Ambition: Marry an Indian Barby 'Li O f x DZ 9 N .r 'X 3' 2- PM vw 55.0 X Q 9 ' 'S' Sd' of 0 fl try .. J ar A ,J vi, xy lf'N'p,2 ' rv are 9 C4 'F +5 X ,PR ops , 0 of N! 5 '35, is fe 1 A is S- F' af' N :f '. 57 if of av- 'y:b Vj5 , 56 r' qqspbf G 5' 9. 9 of Vg 6 Q - MH., .. ,. ig .F RM W 4 als-Ass t,-Q. ,css or i ii: igbff iizisi S Qs - - - sl, .ia- P 1 .: 54959: isis SYLVIA BRINTON PERERA - 1947 9 Hathaway Road - Scarsdale, New York Amicus, Board, 1, Writers' Staff, S3 Basketball, J. V., 2, Varsity, 1, S5 Choir, 15 Christmas Dance M. C., S5 Christmas Project Committee, 2, Costume Committee, 2, lg Council, Rotating Member, 2, Secretary- tteasurer, 1, President, S, Hockey, J. V., 1, Varsity, 5, Make-up Com- mittee, 1, S, Shakespeare Play, 1, S. B. P., SQ Tennis Varsity, 1. S.B.P. for S.B.P. That's OK one of many Puera K.O.B. packages from johnny all-right-okay-swell curly eyebrows infectious laugh she doesn't tan -- her freckles run together varsity regular lives at home in a joint dormi- tory gum hoarder victim of Petty's scissors ,invitations from France runs like a gazelle one ofthe Rad-cliff dwell- ers Gooness Ambition: M.D. Destiny: Up on trial for accidental poisoning Syl wt. 'W7 wwf-J W, W, Cf FRANCES MACY PETTY - 1946 Four Oaks, Archdale, North Carolina Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Brown and White, S, Capers, 1, S, Characteris- tics Committee, S9 Christmas Project Committee Chairman, lg Council Rotating Member, S, Glee Club, 33 Hockey J. V., S, Junior High Play, 39 Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, 25 Steering Committee Rotating Member, 1. V Der guten witcher Are you in the ballet? Ya know how it is Petty remarks I'm on a diet .,. Co1one1's pal Northerner from North Carolina circulating sweaters broad minded when it comes to records Oh, you're so funny My brother was May Queen I think everyone should go to work camp 'Let's go to the Garnet manhunt for chewing gum And now -- Little Girl from Little Rock... Ambition: Social worker Destiny: Musical comedy star Frannie j , Q i l 'd ! -I ffV'f ifr A V 1 rfb' V LM' VT J W' V, ff 1' ,AAAJ ft' I ' Wx WW ii6,o.f'jS jvojf, V, ' XV' if .W 17 -V I 4 .V ' ij. 'L' sv' ' N LEE MORGAN - 1948 3702 Livingston Street - Washington 15, D.C Amicus Circulation Editor, Sp Basketball Squad, 1, SQ Brown and White 13 Track Squad, 1, S. I'm being discriminated against Fubar Morgan vs. Barrow But Master jan Oh, you guys record breaking miler modest letterman Philadelphia tonight? New York weekend one of the jazzboys of Room 51 part of the gruesome fewsome unusual ties Nantucket summers Senator Morgan ... Study? What's that? Man of Distinction johnny's model red hair? well, hair owner of the world's most mysterious ring Sunday movie sessions Lee DOROTHY BEATR'ICE REYNOLDS - 1946 1453 Rosalie Street - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Costume Committee, 3, 2, S9 Glee Club, 35 Junior High Playy 3g'Poetry Contest Winner, 2nd Prize! 1. Bless your little pointed head sure she's a relation of,Sir joshua's fingers that curl just can't whistle Mutt and jeff enthusiastic physicist keeps complete tabs on Master Al You're the wotld's biggest help Listen, precious one Oh go jump in the 1ake her beautiful red blanket fly away collars photography fiend little seamstress C.T.B.: Dorothy has something to say to us Ambition: Live in Canada Destiny: Turtle farmer Dot JOHN RUSSEL RADBILL - 1947 cfo Harry Radbill, Bituminous Service - West Chester, Pennsylvania Q Bofsto Board Treasurer, S5 Religious Life Committee, 19 Soccer I. V., SQ Swimming Squad, 1, S, Manager, S5 Track Squad, 2, 1, S, Work Pro- gram, 1, S. Honest john Bofsto Treasurer I'm a Presbyterian Might as well be in the Army if there's -a war give Congress power Get enough to eat? hard worker kills flys with his hands I know it's trash but I love that Science Fiction ..Q 'I guess I don't like English teachers That's not jellygit's jam Mighty joe Young a word to the wise ... one hundred laps a day Peachy M.I.T. or? A nickel for the shareholders, a dime for me - Ambition: Mechanical Engineer Destiny: Coney Island Lifeguard john rn ,,,. fm, pp md! -,htaptaux w.a,l,,,,!4jJf'r.rn-L amd. am-alnu. MQJ l'4-f-'N WJ'-44'-I M1'z154.wQ-iid Qld-4-vr-4 Un'- HWJLALQ-J 64, TJ C14-'ar-wg -PM Ritz, PRISCILLA ORMSBY RICHARDSON - 1948 Box 95 - Mendham, New jersey A. A. Basketball Manager, S5 Amicus, Photography Manager, S, Writers' Staff, S, Brown and White, S, Capers, 1, S, Characteristics Committee, S9 Choir, 1, Class Song Committee, lg Religious Life Committee, 1, Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, 13 Work Program Rotating Member, 1, S5 Workshop Theater Play, S. Nightly sessions inSpanish Guess what? Mother's in Siam! Neat! Pris j.j.B.'s manager flash bulb miniature Amicus slurps disorganized genius I've had this cat since I was three months old walls plastered with Mexican posters she writes eight page annual letters humor at its best enthusiasm plus Ohhh, my rags clash! What did you do in physics this morning? Hershey bar bank Ambition: Live-save Teacher Mary in the Westtown pool Destiny: Drown in same Polly i ,K .4 A 1 iff 4 1 N , 1 1 ' I ,f M' i f , .1 J vz, , ff A ,,, XV f JN D ,if 4. . A ALBERT MCORE REESE, IR. - 1947 Hopecrest, Morgantown, West Virginia I X Characteristics Committee, S, Capers, 1, S, Grchestra, 2, 1, S9 Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, lg Stage Crew, 2, Track Squad, 1, S, Workshop Theater Play, S. It's West Virg ' 'ir's West Virginia, the pride of every moun- taineer Oh I wouldn't say that Carnival fan If you donft shut up, 1!ll,start singing ,... Yo ho,, heave ho ardent collector ofsigns dry wit Of course I'll get into W.V.U., they can't refuse me arguing, arguing, always arguing Well, a - yuss Any cleaning? johnsie prison shirt and railroad hat during checkout I feel sorry for you! The old songs are the best What ho? Ambition: To make money Destiny: Side show barker A1 MARGOT ELOISE SCHUTT - 1947 109 Allegheny Avenue - Coudersport, Pennsylvania Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Characteristics Committee, S, Choir, 15 Glee Club, 35 Mixed Chorus, 1, Sg Operetta Lead, 1, S, Senior Play Com- mittee, S9 Shakespeare Play, 3, 25 Work Program, Rotating Member, 1, Secretary, S. I've lost my ring again Oh, Betsy! Caf01ine'5 helper N on Work Program Committee svgeret smile .,. soprano song bird following after her big sister 'NotCRadc1if'fe, but Vassar quiet nature one of the Tomlinson girls 'Tis Mabel! Margit meticulous Ol Life in a steel en- graving second Class Bianca Anglo-phile jolly utter ballet, books and Bach Oh, swear Senior A English's candidate for Vassar daisy chain Margot l if ,ii 1 vu,,4J '?A, 0'1 0 '.. , ,,J' KA, ,cpl K n. 'Lf-'t , 1 ' , ' ., ' ' 1 L-f'-' Aix it J JJ, 13 'IJ I . - - 1 js . Fr.4Mf y 5 fx A. fm r p,fyJ,1-1 I N A-' J --CVR Z . 1 ,.f. 'JM A -if X 1 wg V fx i, -,lf Hs IL .J ,M 9357, f'M,.QZ6w.2,o-ca. zuafgr- J v1,tafg'6-ff W- U f lga!!m , 7 Elf f aww! eg 4 EDWARD LAWRENCE RICHIE - 1946 R.D. No. 2 - West Chester, Pennsylvania Junior High Play, 3. Definitely the quiet type had the same roommate for 3 years Nedwardo Everybody wants a ride on my Latin pony ... easy drawl 28 page short story How-de-do lewd, in- genious room decorations little known activities Colby's quiet half slow but sure writer of the massive, messy, murders unknown trip to girls' end summers at Back Log Camp one of T.S.B.'s relatives quiet brain generations of Westtown Richies Destiny: A second Harpo Marx Ned ,Gang , No' , 0.9- no-o--.X' dawn UU'-'K fr'- ws50c...a, . wwf-mr Q-0-Lfsgbllv' 'jst Q14-41'oW..3 M ,I NANSIE SUE SHARPLESS - 1948 Orangeburg Road - Orangeburg, New York Costume Committee, 1, SQ Capers, SQ Library Staff, SQ Make-up Com- mittee, 1, S9 Scenery Committee, 1, S5 Senior Play. She likes a pillow thrown at her Interesting Question mark? turned up toes seamstress how does she make those good marks? never a safety pin in sight tons of West- town relatives If I only could have Cat junior flash- light battery monopoly Oh fudgesick1e perfectionist in everything she does always smiling Back in Pearl River -- ...Nansie with a sie Ambition: To be a Librarian Nansie Vx Qifbxu M of ,nfs 50? .Q of 2 wi , ,ta P k J 'N Ni . Wxgp, ,.Qsg'V 0 -4:5 45 PETER VanCLEVE SHAW - 1949 401 Dean Street - West Chester, Pennsylvania Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Brown and White, S, Characteristics Com- mittee, S, Junior High Play, 5, 45 Mixed Chorus, S, Senior Playg Service Committee Co-chairman, S, Soccer Varsity, S3 Swimming Squad, S, Work Program, Rotating Member, S3 Work Shop Theater Play, S. Calls it a beach wagon free haircuts always late to Physics I've drunk all my nerves away! Will you guys shut up! Purina Chow shirt new-old student 17, and still can't understand 'em West Chester connections New England interests footprints on his bedspread illustrated KOB's dumb day student back in 7th grade Helen's so right Ambition: Advertising Executive Destiny: New jersey chicken farmer Pete ,Mfg , x 4 ,ta -ro ,, A. ., ..,, HELEN SHOLL SLACK - 1946 30 Colonial Avenue - Pitman, New jersey Choir, 15 Costume Committee, 2, 1, S3 Council, 13 Rotating Member, 2g Glee Club, 3, 23 junior High Play, 33 Mixed Chonxs, S5 Work Program Rotating Member, 3. Aunt Helen weekends at Slack's baby fingers tiniest feet machine gun laugh black suede loafers Bobby pins taste so good likes bacon, as in cottage wears Bates six footers Holly coincidence in Philadelphia headed for a home economic major Kelly green socks eternal hair ribbons front seat in joint Collection Ambi- tion: Chorus girl Destiny: Santa Claus at Wanamalcers Slackie fi ' LM' , , J ,Q QW! if LM! fr ,efwfxa iy l I- rs! PHILIP DONNELL SHORE - 1947 Pilot Mountain, North Carolina Library Staff, 1, S9 Mixed Chorus, 1, S5 Operetta Lead, lg Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, 29 Swimming Varsity, 1, Sg Vespers Committee, S. You didn't want that K.O.B. did you Donald? Pilot Moun- tain's favorite son You're all wet on the second trig problem swimmer extraordinary Girls, what are they? No, no, not the 200 Philip with one 1 long hair aesthetic Harrow, horrow, horrow! Go to glory, dearest hours in the stack room, his pride and joy housing projects for chickens Ambition: Math teacher Destiny: Property' man at the Mer Phil Lindt - Iuaf- u usual. i . . LE' u.a.-an-'E FBI.- 9.n..u.l. mating Lv. .n.:.1.uit1.z,. -bcxOL.l...qLu.a. Uno . LLL!-A-AJ LOUISA LANCASTER SMITH - 1946 Hedgewood, Lincoln, Virginia A. A., Treasurer, S. Softball Manager, 1: Rotating Council Member, 33 Glee Club, 2: junior High Play, 33 Senior Play, Rotating Steering Committee Member, 2, Rhyme and Reason, 1, S, Vespers Committee, S, President of Westtown World Federalist Chapter, 1. ThoseA pluses in history I hate her, I hate her, I hate her! metalwork helper farmer's daughter an avid Federalist In the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia the mouse: Lissa travel posters loves mystery programs gaudily darned socks Grampa's peanut plantation Liza-jane Who'1I take candy store today? sharp-shooter at Wawanock Leesia Ambition: Politician Destiny: Citizen of the world Lissa P Nm-at-is . RICHARD STANLEY SHORT - 1947 226 Valley Road - Merion, Pennsylvania Capers, l, S3 Senior Play. Have you seen my latest trolley pictures? Don't men- tion the word 'bus' in my presence the clicking of heels, a smile, anda clanging of bells first class roommate Assign- ments? What are those? clang, clang, clang Master Fred: How can you live and be so stupid? shades of 1920 one of Teacher Marty's favorites dorm's noise maker I didn't think it was adenoicls Ambition: Trolley clesigner,..Destiny: Bus driver Dick p,,z+-ij' ,af D 'xdafbc-S vs QW 'K blow 40 To ypaicofloa-as , Q0 Qi 1-J C f y 227 Sbaro. ,ug iff, ,Q aff, aflgfib '- ALJ' Cofflryxixtoszt LUJ. l W' oi Mwid' Wig . gif, r 'wb WZYPA ldv? W, WWA Y,M ' . .W we . 6' V'3j4l,,p,- HELEN WEAVER STEERE - 1949 College Avenue - Haverford, Pennsylvania Amicus Writers' Staff, S5 Capers, SQ Senior Girls' Treasurer, Sg Mixed Chorus, S5 Service Committee Co-chairman, S. Colloquial CPD Swedish that innocent look Harry's the head and Wil1ie's the -- what did we do without her last year? Helen has an announcement Can't I help? never late letters from across the ocean ingenious and right... Dry up and shrive1 sea-sick maiden cat lover head of Westtown's Salvation Army Trolls in collection she's an enthusiast...Michigan bath-house, summers Destiny: Comb player in the New York Philharmonic Helen if! ROSS FAULKNER SMITH - 1948 369 Woodland Road - Madison, New jersey Baseball Squad, 1, SQ Bird Club, lg Soccer J. V., 1, Track Squad, 1, S. A little louder, they can't quite hear you in Central Ulflere! Here! blazing fastball homicide in room 79 But I'm chicken, Ronald No sir, not this boy pictures with neurotic tendencies Boy, what a panic picturesque pro- boscis I believe you, but thousands wou1dn't Interest- ing, if true Lo-o-o-o-k out Nature boy Obviously a Springfield model 1906 I'll bite, what? the little mon- sters Ronald I beseech you -- Mercy! sleeping bag hang- ing out of the window Smiss ' sf My f, .ft J' M xx' J ,J WJ- fYff'lf ,ft J ,-4' L. JM 093 ,Af , 15,1 QC, X,--'lf f V' - . Jf ,VK ww Q y ,Sf , Hg X 'NS W ff' ., ALICE WILHELMINA VAN LIERE - 1947 508 Jefferson Street - Morgantown, West Virginia Amicus Assistant Editor, S, Basketball J. V., 2, 1, S5 Brown and White Circulation Manager, S, Costume Committee, 23 Class Treasurer, 15 Glee Club, 2, Hockey Squad, S, Make-up Committee, 1, S5 Ring and Pin Committee, 19 Softball Varsity, 2, Tennis Varsity, 1. Say, Buddy that new Senior gal! No stuff history fan peaches and cream from Holland Hi there! ...in- nocence dimples distant cousin' of Beethoven ... I-Iow's about that Hails from Morgantown, West Virginia's coal center... new styles from home hand knit sweaters Teddy- kins ragmop Wilhelmina ou: little Dutch specimen Pinky Pooh piano prodigy Sunday aftemoon Brown and White meetings Amicus assistant boss Mimi J J 'u 4 WILLIAM ELTON SOLT - 1947 71 Price Avenue - Lansdowne, Pennsylvania Basketball Squad, 1, S3 Soccer J. V., S. The Philadelphia farmer Nebraska fan bench warmer one of the Friends'Selections Ag class historian boy's end bootlegger treasured possession: solitary 'A' from C.T.B. Yeah, yeah ' Q.. menacing 'growl when aroused... How far to' the nearest poolroom? deserted by Tazumi Why pay when you can hitch hike night lights, a la nursery taxi to West Chester bulbous nose thumb racks in Trig class barren room baggy eyes Ambition: Very little Destiny: West- town night watchman Elton wcczx mom 13 v 3'1l ul Vapour.. 'lm ez M 'ca-in 1,-xc wool GJ! lweeaobx blhkbta +9 RAD 'sh Nord ' 'WW l'ivnc. 93 writ. onilm.. 'rw-3 luoaxd N- we la 'lo jo 'lo ue Nn.90J1d .3d3'hSU'h'5 Svxwgkkni 3 ,L ,W - 2S1'Z'Z ml' Ylloxh-3 'NTL Loolc. 'l+7c 4QQ4 cu-2 -L x.-.aaa gf -Sac 6-AL wCw-kata Qi 1-oo..:-tk-nel Rh yt.,- l-bt'.n.N:s'K 'TMQAJ5 +55 Good ern- hmm XT-EP val. Maki' 95l'X-: 'PQXVIM if Wu mfalu...-. ELSA von HAESELER - 1947 Ca-lf.. QQLMR Gilbertsville, New York V mica H Cl-so-. Bird Club, S, Choir, lg Cheerleader, 2, lg Costume Committee, 2,.l, S, Glee Club, 2, 1, S, Hockey, Squad, 1, 1. V., S5 Make-up Committee, 1, S3 Orchestra, 2, S3 Swimming Squad, S. I'm having a bird even a harem twin sister hitch- hiker from Gilbertville nimble with a needle B1oomervi11e Oh Pot! sister Susie temperamental ...'Co1by's old flame ... proctor traps plus CTB: Now that didn't hurt, did it Elsa? no dust in her mailbox can't catch on to jokes majorette 4-H blue ribbons fiendish laugh beautiful buttonholes Ambition: Dress designer Elsa l L LESLIE SPELMAN - 1948 1228 Center Street - Redlands, California Brown and White Business Manager, S5 Characteristics Committee, S3 Swimming Varsity, 1, S. California, who said California! pool's big splash with a bathing cap to match always studying under a strict schedule beard grower self-satisfied smile pacifist little psychoa-nalyst Q.. innocent extreme usually can be found in the music studio found God in glass believes in ghosts original dance step-s confirmed hitch hiker loves all the faculty one of .M.'s grandchildren Brown and White ad- vertising pers all over Ambition: Big time politician Destiny: Fellow traveler Les 16-29,n.4-I 'Ziff wwf A NW' 90 1 '. QW My ELIZABETH BAYLES WHITTEMORE - 1947 189 Gardner Street - Hingham, Massachusetts Amicus Writers' Staff, S3 Choir, lg Costume Committee, 1, S5 Christmas Project Committee, S9 Glee Club, 25 Mixed Chorus, Sg Service Com- mittee, 2, Knitting Chairman, S. Where the Cabots speak only to the Lowells -- one of the Senior Sournaders member of the painter's union a corner- stone of Marlborough College tallestand youngest of the . feminine hallof 1950 our worthy knitting chairman Apropos of nothing loves to square dance That gink ... skiing in Vermont one of the young colts terrific sense of humor Ambition: Social Worker Destiny: Head of weekend work camps Betsy DARWIN SHINN URFFER - 1949 699 Beacon Lane - Merion, Pennsylvania Olympic champ stopper roller Ice hockey enthusiast thumb racks in Trig class headed for the North Bob Hope nose quiet on first floor only That hockey rink was soooo big Boy, did I just make a trade! railroader switched to ice 4-F wood chopper C'mon will ya! renowned woman hater down from the apes Darwin bashful bachelor from boy's end hockey in the halls quick reach for the fire buckets early morning trips to the lake with Smith Urff A ,,:fJ. ,xlib r 5. . In 0 ? . 40,-f 'lM WUUVQ, 45 .3 .,. Dj T l ' ' mpg' , I 5 Nw v 'IKM' HW ' . 5 1' I J' i 175, i Iiy, 0' f 'ff' J' JJ s J-'. A , J ,ff 1- l 7 J 'fallf g 1' i -J 'f .v Ut. frfffy , Ly i'!'f 'N-BX 1 fJ .1 I ,ML 0 ' W ef WK 9' , U .qt v 1 l 1 ' A , WJ nfl' '- f 7' 3 , ,SQ ,xif , J' , .fx 1 OJ .lx I 'V'-' K .Jin f' ' 1 i is . I 3 7,J n Wk .Jw-'C L,,fYf K JULIET CONNET WILSON- - 1948 MX ,Nfl , 1.2 -W' , 3 A a 4 - , 5 Hathway Circle - Wynnewood, Pennsylvania ,JP ,. 2' , ,730 f I . . . . 'ff MJ , ff A. A. Vice-president, S, Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Basketball Squad, li. l, Sg Class Vice-president, 1, S, Hockey, Squad, 1, Varsity, S, Orches- nj! tra, SQ Shakespeare Play, lg Softball Varsity, lg Will and Prophecy ' jd Committee Chairman, S. Pepsi laden K.O.B. carrier I've absolutely got to write to J 2- Vithal Pretty shrewd C.K.B.'s solid friend Hector's ' f' pups Safety january swimmer Look at that beauri- I' 5, f ful moon going to waste cider bottle biceps Dum, only ,JL A , a 96 Ipana smile plaster surgeon Sluta Flugal! ... l LU ttf served a double sentence as vice president Bless it! 'J Af' intercollegiate interests If you can't get the man, get the j h ball cheese and jelly sandwiches bath tub twins Willie ' xlxklln W 1 M, , ff 1-tittcag - K ss: I ' I ' 5 Q, , VW f . DONALD ELI WALKER - 1947 311 Clairton Road - Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania Characteristics Committee, Sp Mixed Chorus, 1, S, One Act Plays, 2, Operetta Lead, S, Property Committee, 1, Rhyme and Reason, S, Senior Play. Oh, I know I flunked that one Lover boy And I wanted to make cum lousy All right, where's that K.O.B.? OhPhil, have you done your physics? Grow up, will you? Where is that Short? Have you subscribed to Rhyme and Reason? hidden genius man from Mars When Fredrick was a little lad longest steady on record the Walker walk calling Dr. Walker rendez-vous in Philadel- phia Don X 'i Q il 11 NS L li O-Que,-... QF. gem. ' sm: ET A A Gxmzmcw, ss Q QQS w -INN Q25 we -oliklcfig Sf- - mak- q Q-rv- QQ:-x xt1xAi.i', css-lime 301-S615 ELIZABETH Dlxo T - 48C 'e-Q EXX:-'o.,,,,o, se-Q, Vernon Avenue - Fergu hllinnesota X NN Amicus Writers' Staff, S5 Brown and White, 1, Choir, 5 Costume Com- mittee, 2, 1, S9 Council, lg Glee Club, 29 Kitchenette Committee Head, 15 Mixed Chorus, 1, S9 Orchestra, 25 Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, lg Rhyme and Reason Editor, S3 Workshop Theater Play, S. Fergus Falls troubles galore with Rhyme and Reason class of 50's actress Quote, quote, quote one of Radcliffe seven I've just been thinking letters from all over Europe classical music 6' 2 in heels dignity makes the woman Good morning, merry sunshine cynic??? Tally Ho! flats and long stockings, Toujours Got 'em for fair Ambition: Broadway Destiny: Walk on in Fritz Bell's first flop Betty Lew... n LU ' S .VJ I I . ,f LV I A W r 'WK af ncvy ,cel JV CHRISTOPHER WHITE - 1938 Westtown, Pennsylvania Basketball, Squad, 2, J. V., 1, S3 Bird Club, 1, S, President, S, Hand- book Editor, S, Senior Play, Soccer, Squad, 2, Varsity, I, S3 Track Squad, 2, I, Work Program, 3, 2. Short Cslhike home soccer team's mule kick Naturally always at ease original member, class of '50 room full of records hand knitted sweaters I wanna play center for- ward! Pocono caddy last of the Whites, for awhile bird lover Just call me Chick soft drinks by the quart Chuckles Brack always drawing always tries to help his teachers that diary Destiny: Leader of a Girl Scout Troop Chris H ...Q 7 I J-0,1 -..t.v.k6-3 I -'Mai-'JL'-jt...n' Y Qr'f1,JL? MARY FRANCES WRIGHT - 1947 Knollwood Drive - Larchmont, New York Capers, 1, Sg Choir, lg Costume Committee,.2, 1, S9 Glee Club, 2, 1, S3 Kitchenette Committee, lg Make-up Committee, Si Mixed Ch01'l-15, S- That sooo stretchable clothes line neatness plus Master Herb's pride and joy matching sox and sweaters Hey, Babe Master Carroll says: --- contagious laugh Guess I fixed your trolly How buzzing curly hair I frumped that one When I was in South America --- genuine smile always unprintable Spanish allergic to algebra South American music Ambition: Kindergarten Teacher Destiny: Ambassador to the Indians of the Upper Amazon . .. Mary f K Qs, .tariff -53? Q 'JM it is infix, X N - 1,5 x sq. ns .5 - Rx .fu F. sv? - -as ,A -,r 3 '- jj :QQ-Q, EDWARD WALKER WICKERSHAM - 1948 129 Harmony Road - West Grove, Pennsylvania A. A. Treasurer, S5 Amicus Photography Editor, S3 Basketball j. V., 1, S: Brown and White Circulation Editor, S, Council, Chief Proctor, S, Fall Dance M. C.l,Sg Senior Play, Shakespeare Play, lg Soccer Varsity, S, Work Program Rotating Member, 1. Hails from Avongrove yoyo fiend What do you think this is, Grand Central Station? steady hand on the dorm Satur- day afternoon study sessions I only got 98 on that test one of the three musketeers Baby Doll bashful lover boy grin I'm so tired heaving halfback bound for Penn State Wickersham got a K.O.B. Sir Andrew Aguecheek love, love, love summer at Back Log Wicky -f ,r .x ... X N 1 NANCY ZILBOORG - 1946 525 Park Avenue - New York, New York Amicus Writers' Staff, S, Archery, 2, 1, S, Bird Club, 1, S, Brown and White Associate Editor, 1, Assistant Editor, S5 Honorary Mention for Operetta Scenery, 1, Junior High Play, 35 Library Staff, 25 Makeup Committee, 3, 2, 1, Chairman, S5 Shakespeare Play, 2, 15 Scenery Committee, 3, 2, 1, Chairman, S, Work Program Rotating Member, 2. Guinea pig for hair cutting parties Carry on supposedly uncooperative queen of the knitting needles starts pajama fads B. and W. problems fur rugs Ta, ta enter- prising Come, come Oh, yes How nice for you everybody's confidante dream analyst An idea but not a good one And we're off like a herd of turtles I would a word with you questions for Colonel Leave us abscond Ambition: Tiger Hunter Destiny: Editor of True Romances Diz J N J' ' U' qv , -56, Q Y 1,9 4 X .1 1 F,- 'wx .I X, - 5, 'B -N Nha 5 D 1 9, , xt ' x , .- ,1 ND I, R4 iQ . Xp ,v ' 3, J-Y CX S J x lr' ' , x. ' K Y' fx l 'WW -in 1 , A W5-12iX:'iFii'q ,,e'f -- A1 115 at ' ' Q2 .flSEN 'E!?3f LEONARD FRANCIS WINSLOW, JR. - 1946 103 Tuckahoe Boulevard - Richmond, Virginia A. A. Vice-president, Sg Amicus Writers' Staff, Sg Banner Committee, 19 Baseball Squad, 25 Characteristics Committee, S5 Glee Club, 1, Mixed Chorus, S, Operetta Lead, S, Orchestra, 2, 1, Senior Play, Sky- liners, 2, lg Soccer Varsity, 1, Sg Swimming Squad, S, Track Varsity, 1. Alligator mating call Confederate from way back Let me tell you what we did in Franklin Councill, want to buy this pipe? girl hunter decathlon track man night out Who's got the key? Man, you ought to see my car Take a card, any card letter sweater Fubar Aw, gee, I'l1 never get that letter Dapper Dan imitations of ERR eight bucks in one night Len rr ii r . Er: ' SENIUR CLAS GFFICFRS Through turbulent class meetings and meetings of their own, the Senior Class officers succeeded in completing the business of the class of '5O. Elected in the fall to be responsible for the workings of the class were Harry Allen as president, Juliet Wilson, vice-president, and secretary Elspeth Hughes, with the two treasurers, Helen Steere and Griffith Buttrick holding 'the money bag. Business began to roll in the fall with the treasurers miraculously collecting money for class dues when we were flat broke. This money financed the Amicus, the pennants, and other class projects. In the spring came the final rush of activity: they ar- ranged the Senior Banquet, carried out the Spring Formal in high style, and planned the Class Day banquet and dance. Not concerned only with eating and dancing, they arranged for the traditional planting of the class tree in the Arboretum. The job of the Senior Class officers does not end with graduation. Up to, and perhaps beyond, our fiftieth re- union, they must make all the plans for our various re- unions, keep in touch with the entire class and write the class news-letter. This year the Senior Class officers did a wonderful job of accomplishing all that they had to do, and with these five at the wheel the Class of '50 was one of the best organized classes in many years. Q37 W Standing: G. Buttrick, H. Steere. Sitting: E. Hughes, H. Allen, 1. Wilson UUR WILL We, the class of '50, having reached our last year at Westtown, do hereby bequeath to our successors the following for posterity's sake. Mary Wright leaves Master Fred her napkin ring from Brazil where the nuts come from. Wis Comfort wills his cricket bat to the next Vice President. Andre Rene Desobeau leaves one dozen French bathing suits for the Girls' swimming team. The Birkenfeld Arsenal wills its equipment to Master Bob fwho has it anyhowl. Anne Belknap wills her absent-mindedness to Asia Alderson. Nansie Sharpless leaves her mouse skin to Master jan's biology class. Harry Allen leaves a slightly used set of whiskers to D.C. Sutton. Pete Shaw and jack jacob leave route fl to a couple of other sound sleepers. Dick Short gives his trolleys back to the Red Arrow. Earl Harrison wills his matchless socks to the West- town laundry. Bart jones leaves his Colonel quotes to Ernie Kalabala. Phil Councill wills his sales agency for fine used goods to any penniless first classman. jane Bunche leaves her window pulleys to any cold blooded first classman who can figure out how they work. Bob Ayres wills Colone1's ten foot slide rule to Burt Lebo. Diz Zilboorg and Carmie Chance leave the duties of Chiz to anybody who can keep from burning the coffee. Fritz Bell wills his long underwear and Long Island vacations to Rach Armour. Marty Bucknell leaves Rachel Armour at home in the costume room . Mimi Van Liere leaves her love of backseat drivers to anyone in sympathy with the one behind the wheel. Helen Hetzel leaves in favor of her -younger sisters. Darwin Urffer wills a pair of slightly used hockey skates to jack Beideman hoping that conditions will be more favorable next winter. Pete Malcolm leaves his letter sweater to Diane Daniels. Fred Lane wills his satchel to anybody who's strong enough to carry it. Judy Katz leaves her reducing pills to Allie Hoag. Sue Ambler and Juliet Wilson leave the use of Willy and Susy to Master Carroll if he promises not to use their names in vain. Marilyn Dew wills all her knitting needles and yarn to Ozzie. Bobbie Acres wills her Domestic Ability to Teacher Gladys' next protegee. Heinz Koch leaves his bandaids to Fairbanks. Fran Burtt wills her lion's roar to Beth Macy. Harriet Liever and Lissa Smith leave Room 242 for the use of all-night parties at Girls' End to anyone who can get away with 'em. Cliff Downs wills her stilts to the girl who dates West- town's giant of '51. Dot Reynolds leaves Maxwell to the last drip. Polly Richardsonleaves her light bulb and extension cord with Teacher Racheal since there's not much she can do about it. Sten Klinteberg wills his unmanageable hair to HenryPetri. Franny Petty leaves her fairy godmother's wand where she found it. Helen Steere wills her remaining five cornered pink and purple weave-it squares to the inspired soul who can fit them into an afghan. Elton Solt wills his suitcase to Bill McEwen. Helen Slack leaves her size 4M shoe to john Houghton. Al Reese wills his cleaning business to any sucker with time after Vespers and a hard heart. Dave Hodgin leaves the privilege of cleaning up the dark-room to Elwood Houghton. Bob Maris leaves the friend we have in Marty to anyone in Al Hay's history class who needs a sheet ofpaper. Elly Keiser leaves her elephant to the animal lovers of Westrown. , Helen Noyes wills her horse sense to Nancy McCurdy. fDeo.r Blkanm 'YYXOJT +Q'0X2- Q2.f'KCa.tf-Aux u-H15 Q5Y1CA5+lk5 except when ' 'N 2-ff -- - was 'eww-.:'C'J SYNZT. 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'T1 9. U7 5. :r- P '71 -. o E 77 o 5 9 'JU o N :r- -. o 0 as- F1 T' o o cn I' P' P-I o E 5. VI o 1: F1 V1 Z4 U1 :r N - 'FL na U! V! FU I o -.. v-. -. fi IT! 1: ra :J in fi Z 0 T71 2 ru P 'Ni 'C VD m H 3 xv -:: 9 In H 2 , ln Q. Yi rn U' in ... m I' C27 Z Q -1 2. Y' F' I o c no if o P 'U 73 : V1 UI 1 9 GJ nu rw av 37 o F! x. U7 :F nw -. E rv in ua sn T71 UI cr -. FD 5' F cn fb c VD -. an :1 0 na 57 9 cn c A F. o P F U1 G, 5' W 'U rv ,. 0 -1 V5 o 5' 5 Q. E ro 75 o S XX x .1 if Q' ww' F X 2. if . -Q 5 5 wx M A- xx i. L., A i M.. , 1 - S S wk :M 'aww :snags cus: gxjviis il 9 Q1 . yi? Q' 3 w of -' 'k ix , emit!! A ot vwufm 3 Et? EM, When school opened in September, Second Class wel- comed to its ranks many new members, whose coming got the class off to a flying start as the potential class of M M 555.gif Qt X M2 '52. With their best foot forward, they took the first step by electing Ernie Kalibala and Sue Sangree to take the lead for the year. Elm Musson kept the log, and Bitsy Hoag was the keeper of the keys to '52's funds. Through- out the year, Council meetings saw the faces of numerous Second Class representatives, while Mary Ann Kupp and Bitsy Hoag held down jobs on the Service Committee and the Brown and White staff, respectively. Latin verbs and the mice in Room 13 notwithstanding, Second Class was seen consistently on the Honor Roll. But they didn't stop there. joanie Nicholson did them proud on the Hockey Varsity, as did Anne Moore and Betsy Barnes on the Swimming Team. Standing on the grandstand, beating on a tin can- plus cow-bells and even a coast-guard siren, there you have Second Class following the cheers of Barbie Miller, Mary Ann Kupp, Tommy Hickman and Thorny Penfield. On the field and off, in the building or out, theirs was an active class, and this year was just an indication of the prize future of Class of '52. Tai? 2255+ t 332,32 MK? i 'f.e,i?i,. M W.. , ,, ,. . we x . 'x f Npq : '7'3 1'1WW x.H ,3-5 1 ----v-N5 ,..,..,.W..e,.. 5 5 S x 5 i 3 H ,.. 5 ...I 5 Tix QM 7 5 S 1 -we... .ws -4 Q Tff x Xiu, i mrs? Yin' Y Nh we xg L..n,,,.,.wWf.X , V 5 ., -V 9, , R, ap N ff 9' , N V v ' Q 1 J' 1 - , , , A X, 1 .wk 1. , -fr, As xg, L ,Nw 3' Y ' 564 'if ' 1 FBZA' 21535 ,REQWYQ '7 , ff . 'gfww ya 6' 6 .ef- 933 , WMMM, if X X0 ' awww. .6 , Q Y A 5Q1'31,:v ' Q 3' 3 -, fr-k W 5'- e wa., X FR D 3,5 THIRD CLASS AND 8510 5 A K X i f F, J A' 1 .'a ii, 35 This year Third Class, although composed mostly of new students, has proven to be outstanding as well as popular, the names of its members appear on the athletic field, honor roll, and in various school activities. Led by Margie Satterthwaite and Fred Sawin, elected as co- chairmen in the fall, the class of fifty-three was soon recognized as an ambitious group. Joyce Canady lent a helping hand on Work Program and Council, having been elected as a rotating member to both. The fall found many of the boys, including Towns- hend johnson, Don Stoneham, Don Gorham, Bob Tomlin- son, Ronald Bodkin and Russell jones on the Stonehouse Soccer Team, which completed a successful season and roused the hopes of the school in regards to future West- town victories. Linda johanning played on basketball varsity, and in the spring several of the class turned out for baseball and tennis. On Halloween the class gathered together for a party at Russell jones', chaperoned by Teacher Mable. If the spirit evidenced there carries through the next three years,the class of '53 will be a great credit to Westtown. 1 :a,:f,:5. 3 Mi z ... 4' A X f W' 1 4-4 fh- .mr + ,pf hw! WM ,ffmffa MA, x Q , 1 ,,, -WUNIMM R+., -L15 M QA. my ff . gggff-flQ, Q5 ,mga ik Q Q, N2 514' i i 1 Wi .S arf' 0 'ffff , a ap' 'Ln vm Q.: -, S.. Mi, A XZ. nu-u1n.,'.gn.:-fa :nuns nun num www, we fin.. in . 4' ,ty - fflhiki EW ,kv 'V . ., if Q y ?s.iiSf55li figfls 5 ffgix ! :eb 5 nf.. gg ' Q 51A'g4. 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IN ACTIVITI5 A ACTIVITIE AC ' ' ACT CTI CTIVITIES ACFIV ' ACT' UUR S.B.P.! ...M .,. ..,...... - -..,s,y..a.w-Q., Our Student Body Presidents, Earl Harrison and Sylvia Perera, deserve much credit for the good job they have done this year. They have guided the school through an enthusiastic and successful year. Equipped with tact and poise and two years of previous experience on Council, Syl was well-prepared to fulfill her office. A new-comer in second class, she soon was recognized as a fine student, making Cum Laude in her senior year. Athletically, her sports ability has placed her on the hockey, basketball, and tennis varsities. An infectious laugh and sense of humor, announcements in Collection- there's East End's S.B.P. This year Syl has advocated closer co-operation between the two councils and other school committees, and has led Girls' End to the conclusion of a lively year. Earl, head of Boys'Council as Student Body President, entered Westtown in the seventh grade and in his six years he has earned varsity letters in soccer, basketball, tennis, and track. Dramatically inclined, he has taken part in the Shakespeare, Workshop Theatre, and Senior plays. Prepared for his office by a year's term on Coun- cil, he placed much emphasis during the year upon school spirit with excellent results. The job of an S.B.P. is never easy, but both Earl and Syl handled a tough assignment well, and we owe our S.B.P.'s a great deal for making this year one of West- town's best. r, 1 SN Q , S 1 1 f l .-'- z ,em icy., X V ii i: is 1' 2 ii-X ,P 5 , w , V 'X Y .rays X V 7 -2 N ,X , 5 is 1 if x 3 , AR Standing: E. Wickersham, E. Harrison, W. Comfort, S. Klinteburg, H. Allen. Sitting: D. Barclay, W. McEwen, W. Evans, W. Cadbury, S. Elsbree, R. Peterson. 1 B0 YS' CUUNGII. Under the 1 of Earl Harrison, East End'S S.B.P. of t chool, as well as instituting new and more 3 , ' V ' Bo s' Counc as devoted much time to the social pro- eff cient d ci ry measures By carrying through with ime u ally ta en u by disciplinary action was short 1 a c I Q f Y? i'd the lane policy and other measures, n ene , d as devoted to constructive ideas h ing r at n second class members until mid year lecti , n pu ti smoking under the sole luris rc of th facul were discussed and it was decided .1 .4 f' - - f W V 5 Tw mp6r nt c es introduced by last year's Council- . i ' ' - . a t n 0 . - n . t. - . . . eerin omm ttee and faculty advisors gave the social s st a eneral overhaulin . More oint ro rams were Y 8 8 J P 8 yr! k p th 1 ct. xp, Ml Moya' ,oun , in collaboration with Girls' Council, 1 W ,fl ' duced. The Service Committee employed Council's ggestion of a carnival to help raise funds for the annual Christmas drive. The annual joint projects, such as the Christmas dance and the Council fees were again very successful. Standing H. Calkin, D.F. Sutton, C. Rothrock. Seated: M. Schutt, W. Comfort, R. Edgerton, C. james, S. Klinteburg. WGRK PRUGRAM CUMMITTF Work Program was off to a flying start this year when the members returned with Council before the opening of school to prepare for the onslaught of students. As the year progressed, Wis Comfort and Caroline james, as the student heads, were ably assisted in carrying out their seven-days-a week job by Master Russ and Teacher Annabelle, the faculty chairmen and advisors. The Senior members were Margot Schutt and Sten Klinteberg, while First Class was represented by Schuyler Elsbree and Carolyn Rothrock, and Second Class by David F. Sutton and Hannah Calkin. W.P.C. made several improvements this yearg the most interesting was the creation of a new work job, that of waking members of early morning set-up crews. It was occasionally necessary to waken the Waker, but actual latenesses and absences were lessened considerably. All in all, with student cooperation W.P.C. has chalked up another successful year. Standing: P. Russell, C. K. Brown, A. Thomas, M. Beer. Sitting: M. A Kupp P. Shaw, H. Steere, T. Penfield. SFRVIBE CUMMITTEE Piecing together weav-its for afgans, slapping up posters, holding spirited meetings and passing the hat, this year's Service Committee was a busy and success- ful one. Headed by co-chairmen Peter Shaw and Helen Steere, the committee started off the year by giving a new impetus to trips to week-end work camps. As in past years, a Christmas Relief Drive was the committee's major project, and by having a frugal meal, a carnival and a penny jug filling contest as well as by collecting individual contributions, approximately 3460.00 Was assembled. These funds were divided between Tokyo Friends Girls' School, Ramola Boys' School, four needy German families and the American Friends Service Committee. We hope that with more of the support and enthusiasm which the student body has shown this year, the Service Committee may truly make a contribution to world peace. STEERING CUMMITTEE Holding hurried meetings after Monday lunch to plan socials for the week, Steering Committee, guided by Fritz Bell and Bunny Hughes, has tried unceasingly to include everyone in lively original activities. The Auc- tion, in which Berkley Harris raffled everything from a pink, furlined mouse trap to a pair of goldfish, was a wonderful demonstration of the student enthusiasm and this was evident again in the fine turnout for the Talent Show, which featured hysterical lessons on How to Take a Bath . Steering Committee also sponsored a Treasure Hunt and cooperated with the Service Com- mittee inputting on a benefit carnival. Thursday evenings were varied with turnabouts and a couple of large scale Paul joneses.Square dancing, with Master jan and Teacher Mary as callers, was received enthusiastically, as were dancing classes. Altogether, Steering Committee can look back upon a lot of fun thinking up ideas for socials, and putting them into action. xi' xi- D Sur LJ Standing: S. Perera, N. McCutdy, V. Dulany, S. Ambler, B. Hoff. Sitting: A. Aldersg M. Bruton, F. Burtt, E. Hoag. - -, I ph, p, b 5, ad csfsro af , 1 'Q 6 any: 0 ME ef 'Q O 4. , ,ii f ,L ifgln the spr' o HQ, vm phi: yeapjdaouncil was dal 'A mb o C Q g installed, 'lfaqfieg cache ydzlflemgizd the new members Q K 1? , vga A, all to do nonojfly a oz? j 'of'adrnjY1- traajng, but also of ,J-'L ,gl 5 1 , . J' individually settr i ood e1pfhple. Qouticil ha? ne a Q05 xo-if , f f fine job ofgfdnlli tlis chal erjgge-'f ii! ' ' 1' . Q, F QJ In the weekly ' 'd7tenf?i6n, 1 as come up Ap . If E with some revolutggpry' and consg v naltiesjor 'B wb' ,- J its cul rits, makirfg them do f' jobsf as khing ,G C, 4 Y' P V. . ff .61 3 classroom windows. Q qil so s ed fi 141 answer- .Wo - . J + . . . J 61 ,ff ,A 5,1 mgmanyprayersby..1fsft,, mg a, ' ix in a on tage. X65 YOFNU K: C The Boys' and Q1 ls Hume 1 so-operat oughout ,Yak , O x 3 J the year and worlrzipge e I gtfusiastica ly tggresf t 6' wlqb 2 s a wonderful Chxh ma: e'. Staging with4 Ubin fo-7, Q4 r I ' 1' South Room the party ' s went uppto Qefffyrnbyyenter 0 OJ' ij ,474 the skating rinkfljl daaccffpo the fmgojh njnsic of the wwf Jax Q ,'1 Skyliners. . 2 1 , -4 if 3 i AllroldGir1s' com igpallicin wifhrhe other V0.0 Y 'xv' 2 0 committees and the ifZ111ty,!l?,Qs5c'onclud7df9,most suc- F04 - X C U 1 1 cessful year. cliff? Axljw-i J 66.5 ,cg dx, 5 A if o ood goo 4 U K G U A V cf Qs 0,34 koJ2i0'b ' ' ' ff -U I ' 'I f' '-vnrm -- ' x . ,1,:W,Q.1,Y H , ,E-V , bg cneemeavsns yi, Il, A Let's have it fast and peppy! shout the cheerleaders on the soccer field and the basketball court. This year has been outstanding for school support, and much of the credit is due to the cheerleaders. Bobbie Acres led the 49-50 squad, which consisted of five girls and two boys. Senior cheerleaders were Blyth Barnes and Harriet Liever, while from Second Class came Mary Ann Kupp, Thorny Penfield and Tommy Hickman, and jan Aston represented Third Class. A spectator bus went to the George School soccer game again this year Cwith various incidents en route!! where the squad cheered the team on to a thrilling victory. Back at home there were the enthusiastic, noisy pep rallies, and snake dances to a huge bon-fire on the nights before the big games. During the year the cheerleaders boosted our grand- stand spirit and pep 1007, as rain or shine they gave their backing to the teams. Standing P. Councill, R. Fowler, E. Wickersham, S. Wood. Sitting: H. Koch, E. Raiford, 1. Sharpless. BUYS' A.A. A.A. meeting tonight in the senior parlor, is the announcement at the foot of the stairs. This well-known sign, with the signature of E.R.R., signifies another meeting of the Boy's Athletic Association. Last spring, Bob Fowler and Ted Wickersham were elected president and treasurer of the Boy's A.A. Len Winslow and Sten Klinteberg, although not on the execu- tive board, served as vice-president and assistant secre- tary. At their first meeting, the board elected president Fowler as chairman and Heinz Koch, basketball manager, as secretary. Other members of the board were managers Phil Councill, soccer, joe Sharpless, baseball, and Stacy Wood, tennis, while Colonel Raiford, b0y'S athletic director, attended meetings as faculty adviser. Besides passing bills on equipment and trips, the executive board voted the number of athletic awards, elected East End's most valuable athlete, and assisted the Girl's A.A. Board in putting on the annual A.A. banquet where the awards were announced and received. ,g-N GF? :G -'Q -t Q 1145 ms me ng, U47 'gl' 114, Back Row: S. Bennett, S. Ambler, M. Borton, E. Hughes, J. Wilson. Middle Row L. Smith, B. Acres. Front Row: H. Hetzel, C. James. GIRLS' A.A. The Girl's Athletic Association, led by President Bobbie Acres, started off this fall with several jobs on the agenda. First came the amending of the A.A. Consti- tution, allowing varsity players to compete in intramurals. Soon followed the election of Helen Hetzel, Sandra Bennett, Sue Ambler and Caroline james as intramural captains. Treasurer Lissa Smith consistently chalked up a sub- stantial profit from the candy store, while Bunny Hughes, at the 9:30 in the nook meetings, recorded the A.A. business as secretary. Also serving on the board were Juliet Wilson, the Veep , and the six managers: Judy Weller, hockeyg jan Carter, swimming, Polly Richardson, basketballg Milly Chang, archeryg Cliff Downs, tennis, and Ginny Dulany, softball. The activities of the '49-'50 A.A. Board Culmiflafed in the Banquet given in june in co-operation with the boy's A A Standing . S. Wood, D. Walker, L. Smith, R. Maris, B. Havilland. Second Row: E. Wright, F. Cayo. Front Row: A. Tomlinson, C. de Kiewiet. RIIYME AND REASGN Rhyme and Reason celebrated its fourth year of existence this spring under the watchful eyes of co- editors Betty Wright and Felix Cayo. Associate editors on the board were Lissa Smith, Chris de Kiewiet and Stacy Wood. Don Walker and Anne Tomlinson were in charge of the business department, while Bob Maris held the position of art editor. Rhyme and Reason successfully turned out two issues this year, after material was collected from both ends of the house, and eventually turned into magazine form by the hard working board. Among the various stages of production were judging contributions, checking the galley-proofs, selling subscriptions, and finally getting the issues to the subscribers. We hope that R. 8: R. will continue to grow and be even better in the coming year. As the comparatively new magazine has gradually overcome obstacles both financial and literary, we feel sure that with school support it will have continued success. Back Row: H. Calkin, A. Brown, N. Horsefield, E. Wood, B. Ellicott, A. Wilson C. McClure. Third Row: H. Willman, I. Evans, R. Passmore, E. Neave, E. Paine Txllacobs, A. Moore, E. Odgers. Second Row: L. johanning, M. Satterthwaite, D. errell, M. Zimmerman, J. Canady, M. Lowry, E. Musson, E. Rinden, C. Ford Front Row: N. Gray, I. Cooper C. Rorhrock, . Glen, F. Parks, W. Richter, ji w.1,...., J.Ni.h.1'..... GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club, under the able direction of Teacher Dot, has again drawn many enthusiasts this year. Tuesday nights saw many in attendance at rehear- sals, most of these being underclassmen, for the Glee Club gives an opportunity for singing to those to whom Mixed Chorus is not yet open. The Glee Club sang two chorals for the Bach Program at Christmas time, which were arranged for the group by Teacher Colleen. They were Hush My Babe, Lie Still In Slumber, and Now Let All The Heavens Adore Thee. During the winter term the Glee Club also gave a program in joint Collection. Serving as accompanist, Dottie Terrell helped the Glee Club to make this year a success. SENIUR PLAY. . . N5 fxif' li Q 5 lf L , F V 5 f fit X as 9 Caesar himself would have felt at home on the West- town stage the night of November 19, as the curtain rose on a setting of Rome in the days of the Christian martyrs. Shaw's Androcles and The Lion was the play and the Class of' 1950 the cast. The house roared as Androcles CHarryAllenj and the lionCFran Burttl cavorted about, and as startled Megaerafjan Carterj called out to her husband to save me, Andy! . We will remember many scenes: when Ferrovious CBob Fowlerl and the Editor fEarl Harrisonj sent panic-stricken Sphinto CPete Shawl running from the room to his deathg the handsome captain's fGriff Buttrickj talks with Lavinia CBetty Wrightjg Lentulus fFe1ix Cayo! and his cries of Oh Mother, Mother .... 3 and the emperor fFritz Belll climbing up the unsteady curtain while the lion growled beneath. To these people and the tCSt of the cast go orchids for a fine performance. Also earning recognition were the many who worked behind the scenes: the scenery and make-up crews with Nancy Zilboorg as chairmang the property committee under Phil Shoreg the costume committee under Marty Bucknellg and the indispensable stage crew. And finally to Master Bernie and Teacher Agnes go our congratula- tions and thanks for their hours of rehearsals, as they created a successful cast which gave on that night a magnificent performance of Androcles and The Lion . xx-rf 0 l 2 ' 'S '. - ,f u su-- Ap Q4 X X O llhx I A:A- . ,I UPFRFTTJ. . . i A G Mixed Chorus participated in several programs this year, but from Christmas until March Fourth the Operetta, The Pirates of Penzance , absorbed all attention. The leads were chosen before Christmas, but by the night the entire chorus knew all the parts and had been con- stantly blessing the showers with information vegetable, animal and mineral. The curtain rose on a stage full of sherry-drinking pi- rates, as Pirate King Bruce Reeves and side-kick Samuel, alias Dick Holton, hailed their young indentured pirate Frederic fDon Walkerj. He, upon denouncing his com- panions for tricking him intolengthened servitude, stalked off and accidentally ran into a bevy of beauties who had strayed in to the pirate lair. Having never seen any woman other than his nursery maid, Ruth, fjudy Wellerb Frederic was overwhelmed by their beauty. Heroine Mabel, Cplayed by Margot Schuttl, took pity on his lonely state and promised to marry him. Soon, on march six timid policemen, led by Sergeant Len Winslow. They are blessed by Major General Stanley CGriff Buttrickj and the maidens- his daughters, and go forth to meet the pirates in combat gory . The pirates yield in Queen Victoria's name and are about to be taken away whenRuth discloses that they are all noblemen gone wrong. The pirates are then of course pardoned, take the maidens as wives and live happily ever after. Thanks to the leads,the chorus,Teacher Nora,Teacher Colleen, Master Bernie, and the various hard-working crews for a superb performance of The Pirates. B. Reeves Th rd .-4 wler, L. Winslow, D.C. Sutton, Buttrick, R. Fo r, G. Walke ore, D. Sh Row: P. Back hurl, M. Sc cond Row: S. Ambler, R, Gobbel, M. Wright, M. Se Lane, R. Peterson, N. Arrowsmith. ul .W ana N Ano wane i jf, 'N wtswoww ffl fly Ol vswrowt READWIE jf' 's ffk P . 'D ' as 2' QQ Q xi 3 9 AND -9,96 0 . 0' 0 44 U Q' . The national association which blessed our Brown and JJ White with a highly-coveted All-American rating little knew, perhaps, with what pains the board had purchased the honor. Piloted by Griff Buttrick and Nancy Zilboorg this year's predominantly Senior staff brought its twelve issues to press with no blank columns, no London Fog pictures, and, one could safely add, no sleep. Much of the credit for a successful year is due to Teacher Alice Pennell, who with her knowledge of the shoulds and shouldn'ts of newspaperdom, and of inner workings of the Brown and White, has given final checks on the final copies. Of course some things Teacher Alice did not know about: those after-lights headline-writing sessions, the 4 A.M. copy-delivery escapades to Newtown Squaregthe self-satisfied leer on the faces of the sports staff as Buttrick sat working away the Thursday after the Monday morning deadline, and the frantic calls from the printer: If the rest of your paper isn't here this afternoon-no paper. But somehow everything has worked out ,without Cseriousl mishap, and as each retiring member of the board sees his name replaced on the masthead by that of another, he wishes to his successor all the headline counts, printer's mistakes , and makeup headaches that compile a year of B8zW ---- and all the fun and en- joyment that go with them. iff Nl Q n. -I U J.- 0: 2: Um B. .o '-'. JE U0 rn. :E-6 H515 do O :B ujlfl. 52 g.. MZ .m, I-: Ngo B ,. QLEE EZ.U mv- 25.55 2.1 2: ,N 5: gb mc' ,O M12 -2 Ev N im 5-Jn: A1.- ,ES BE .1 L-LID. VJ 2.3 mu: is U Si AMICU This Amicus of the Class of '50 is the culmination of many months of work. It had its beginnings last june in the choosing of the board, which set out in September to organize the jobs to be done, to bring order out of chaos . At the first meeting the board decided to follow the the pattern set last year - small size, thick, one-senior- to-a-page yearbook. We, also, used offset printing, and pasted-up ourselves. The department heads set out to do a bang-up job from the first. Phil Councill stepped into the editorship and made up the dummy , visited the printer and kept the board mindful of the deadline. Polly Richardson and Ted Wickersham persuaded the students to buy several hundred photographs and arranged the hectic Senior picture sched- ule in the fall. As Art Editor, John Barrow executed the many ingenious drawings, while the two Circulation heads, Sue Ambler and Lee Morgan sold subscriptions in a door-to-door campaign. Harry Allen, all-important Business Manager, juggled finances and kept us within our budget, and Characteristics head Fritz Bell main- tained order in those riotous, confused meetings, egged on his large committee and produced the 60 words per for 80 class members. Anne Belknap had the job of assigning articles, persuading them into existence, then editing to specification. Handling advertising, Felix Cayo drummed up patronage in ads Cas large as possiblell, while julie Wilsonacted as class lawyer in creating our wills. To Mimi Van Liere's lot fell the many odd jobs of assistant editor: planning, .re-typing and helping with lay-outs. ln training for 1951 were our First Class repre- sentatives Stacy Wood, Bruce Reeves, Asia Alderson and Mary Varian. Lastly, Master Harrie, who as faculty ad- visor put in so much time helping us and giving experi- enced advice. To the entire board go thanks for Va job well done. Alf though the final product has meant hard work and frantic last minute sessions, it's been fun too, and satisfying to see our ideas and elbow-grease formulated in this Amicus. I 1 K -In lm' 1 4' ! . l ' 1 i e xi .. 'L 2 Q 5, t S i T QQ , 4 , w Q ,a 9 Q W Quad Zqeu. 'Manka 742 60141047 THE CLASS OF 50 KXN-PN...xs ... Nxw.-Mx Qu-X u....v.u...LA. -akafx L-Sb-L 'XSkP' Afxxg YA?-X Sv-3- X' -Sxxajb f-.. xv:--v- 5'xt BP. v.n'Nv- ' bv- mix X Q-Ly Yfxy '. uw- 'S--W fm -1 5 A...-311-L Af' fr-xr-'iLX'L 0:44 ffafumlfiaew 1 geaz' Wake , af Me Fazeata ' dawned! PI E TREE CAMP Thirty-nineth Season POCONO PINES ' PENNSYLVANIA ffl. , gp, .Wy ya' . .yf AgMPllMENTs v GF ' lggozoi 6 . 'U QQ Q 'J 99' 01 K ef NPG: Wvswv Nw' owfii A Vg - , W V' U.. :yy - if wil V we fag ,un 'avril' gy boi' Ko. .X -, M Muffins? cuss ' .Uv KLM? Qlfvf X X. ' Jiffy YMZQZ94' ,ff bbw! 0' xvdgw , - in 5,1-i,.f3i.f4J .J r -fd ?!!wz ,Qda 444' f 7.4717 CUMPUMFNTS UF n-us cLAss OF 1952 BIDDLE Izzffrumezztf OUR FOUNDER, james G. Biddle, had a unique faculty of sens- ing the needs of his customers and searching out and presenting to scientists, educators and engineers those precision in stru- ments which would be helpful to them. In 1895 he founded a busi- ness based on a firm belief in personal relationship and a sincere desire to perform a special service not elsewhere available. Today we offer to these groups an ever increasing variety of electrical and scientific instruments of unquestioned reputation and quality. ' MEGGERH' Testing Instruments FRAHM Resonant Reed Tachometers ll - jAGABI ' Speed Measuring Instruments HFRAHMH Resonant Reed Frequency Meters ,IAGABI Lubritact ' Rheostats Scientific Laboratory Instrumenis 'Trcxde Mark Req. U. S. Pat. OH. JAMES G. BIDDLE CO. 1316 Arch Street - Philadelphia 7, Penna. STILL LOOKING FOR THAT can-lera Craft PERF ECT GRADUATION GIFT ? LET Us HELP You Brandywine Book Shop 32 W. 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BALFOUR COMPANY Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges' Makers of Fine School Rings and Pins, Diplomas Commencement Announcements Medals and Trophies MAKERS OF WESTTOWN SCHOOL RINGS AND PINS 1601 Chestnut St. Philadelphia 3, Pa- assr wlsHEs EARL UEVER, INC PERSONALIZED INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDING 620 WASHINGTON ST. READING PA .572-ndarcg of Scholarship 6:-i ?Z2S Westtown Capers is a new and different group in the school. It was founded by two 50ites,Fritz Bell and Pat Joslin. The organization, completely student direct- ed, aims to bring out the talents in those students who have hidden these arts for years. It teaches and guides its members in acting,dance rou:tines,ma1:e-up, and other stage techniques. The Song's the Thing was the first show in the Spring of 1949. This was followed by Showboat in 1950's Winter. The 1950 Spring show, The 220 Club,was the most recent presentation of this growing organization. Westtown Capers,1ooking forward to a bigger and better year in 1951, adds its part to the 1950 Amicus. COMPLIMENTS OF Coatesville sevemos msmsurons 717 East Chestnut Street COATESVILLE. PA. Bottlen Of CLICQUOT CLUB Diftributon Qf PEPSI-COL A fixed through the years reflect credit on every graduate class of Westtown School. Our congratulations to the Class of 1950 are the warmer for this reason. NATIONAL BANK of CHESTER COUNTY and TRUST COMPANY 1 Chester County's oldest bank PHONE 0617 Organized 1814 Member F.D.I C EXPERIENCE HAS NO SUBSTITUTE 20 YEARS OF YEARBOOK KNOWHOW IS YOURS WHEN YOU SIGN WITH MERIN STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photographers to the ffmcbaa 7950 All Portraits Appearing in this Publication Have Been Placed on File in our Studio, and can be duplicated at Any Time. Write or Phone us for Information Pennypacker 5-5777 1010 Chestnut St., Philadelphia 7, Pa. Flying .Moose Lodge AVV00ds Camp for Boys East Orland, Maine Dm. pagan Zqltfdag Za w. 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