Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1951 volume:

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R.A.R. N.E.A. A.E.G. T.E.P. J.W.P. 'X I D.H.G. A.L,B.,Jr E.R.R. M.W.B D.C.J. R.C.E. G.R.F. C.K.B.,III E.G.H. E.S. B.B. L.D.H. A.H.H. A.T.P. A.W. J.W.L. G.G.W. M.H. x. ,pt E J.R.E. E.L.M A.M.F. S.A E F.W.S. E.J.V. A.E.T. R.K.L. J.W.W Master Dan Test's first year as Headmaster of Westtown was the 1951-1952 year, our Senior year. ln his quiet and effective manner, Master Dan has been a constant source of encouragement and helpful advice to the Class of 1951. We will never forget his inspiring speech made to the stu- dent body when school opened in September, nor the Senior Camp Supper to which Dan and Polly Test invited our class. First as student, then as Student Body President, later as a teacher and now as Headmaster, Master Dan has become well acquainted with Westtown, her traditions, advantages and problems. His frank approach to problems has been ap- preciated by our class and indeed by the entire school. Greatly admired for his athletic ability, Master Dan was seen often last fall on the soccer field, assisting Master Bob with the soccer team. Many boys greatly benefited by his individual instruction in the game. As the Class of 1951 leaves Westtown, it carries with it fond remembrance of Master Dan, and would leave him the assurance that the help given us by him will not have been given in vain. 'fi' -fr' w r My Q jve , V A 1 5- 1. 9 5 -4 M A A nf ' A 1539 11' ur A 5 W., My F3 fm 'H e my - .flfw fig. . 1 Marty Voellrny Giessler A teacher A friend - - TO TEACHER MARTY: whose lessons we will never forget. Not only those of us who have learned French or German in your classes are grateful for your teaching but all of us who have learned from the pa- tience and gentleness and goodness of your character. whose wit and wisdom has made light the years and especial- ly our senior one. For the hikes, the teas, the open-houses and for those wise words which have helped guide us over the rough places, as a token of our gratitude, we dedicate this Amicus to you. THE CLASS OF '51 Q1 -gig ,Q . ,.,, 11 Frederick Wood Swan 1930 Honorary member of class of 1951g Brandywine Clubg Alumni day programg Physics and Biology teacherg Boys' Swimming Coach. First receding hairline in the class of '51 . . walks with a bounce . . famous waffle parties with the Swan's and cygnets . . wears his waistline low . . Swan-brand jokes . . Charlie's Auntie . . expert in all from aardvark to zymosis . . for he's a jolly good fellow . . late but always welcome . . Freddie. Asia Alderson 1948 Amicus Editor-Sg First Class Member of Amicus- lg Vice Pres. Council-Sg Permanent Member of Council-lg Relig. Activities Comm. -25 Senior Play Comm.-54 Brandywine Clubg Shakespeare Play Costume Comm.- lg Shakespeare Play Make-Up Comm.-lg Senior Play Make-Up Comm.-S3 Senior Play-Sp Vespers Pro- grams - l . A's from Cac .. orator .. No, I disagree .. I think .. K.O.B.'s in Latin .. fiend for fresh pineapples .. has become a permanent council fixture .. little Myrtle .. walking dictionary .. Natural born Natura1ist .. Greek enthusiast .. midnight conferences in the tower .. the last one to get there .. Oh Pooh! .. what does she do during study hall? .. one of the more senior-like seniors .. reliable .. Asia .. little sister -- Janet McClure. John Melvin Beideman 1947 Work Program Member-2g Softball-15 Track Squad-lg Senior Play-Sp Junior High Play-3g Relig. Activities Comm.-2g Hal- loween Comm.-S. Ice hockey, a real man's sport .. Telephone? ! Who died? .. But I can't do math .. Shakespeare plays at Lenape Park .. a look of innocence Q ?l .. likes good stories, especially Case of the Burning Bush .. There's gotta be ice this winter! .. I refuse to answer on the basis that I'm being discriminated against .. rooms with 78 inches of man .. Boy, those were the days back in Stone House ..when he feels like workin' -- lies down till the feeling passes .. vacations near ice and snow .. ambition - play hockey for the Rangers .. destiny - clean the ice after the Rockets' game .. Jack . Joan Goodwin Banse 1947 Operetta-l,Sg Senior Play-Sg Junior High Playg Class Song Comm.-Chairman-lg Kitchenette Comm.-1. 5' 11-3f4 in heels .. never at a loss for words .. what would she do without hands? .. loyal Penn rooter .. What are the race results, Russ? .. hidden talents at Bacon .. Southern drawl after a week .. if I thought you was gonna mash me .. novels by Banse .. Oh! for the love of Harry! .. Gad! .. big hearted .. Oh! no .. Wait'11 I put my glasses on! .. once that laugh gets going .. Joan .. little sister -- Helen Richardson. Amicus Writers Staff-Sg Basketball J.V.-25 Mixed Chorus-l,Sg f TM' ' ,r-K:-wf wwfq if N , - ,I k 1 5,gfgiflwiigiilgislfffif ' i W i ssfgziwgiaks -!fi ?iA 3' '.5,,'k-ni Thomas Gerret Dewees 1946 Vespers Comm.-S3 Soccer J.V.-Sg Shakespeare Play-2, Junior High Play-3g Fall Dance Comm.-3g Softball-1. Long-legged .. new Studebaker .. Stone House Alumni .. bicycle with springs .. a room with lots of strings attached .. My dad was--- .. the little house on the way to Milltown .. farmer .. I did it a different way Master Charlie .. glass guard in soccer .. helps Master Fred .. slide rule on his hip .. 'I'.G. .. near the top in grades .. Gerret . Pamela Reynolds Bedell 1948 Tennis Varsity- lg Mixed Chorus-Sg Capers- lg Senior Play Cos- tume Cornmitteeg Operetta-2. Boogie Woogie nerves .. that November llth weekend .. temper on the tennis court .. argyle socks that took 5 weeks .. Can I put the radio on wifie .. allergic to cantering horses .. Den-Den .. proctor menace .. explosive laugh .. hockey, her downfall .. if she's not in the room, she's at a piano .. summers in swanky Milbrook .. sunstreak in her hair ? .. monthly hair cut from her wife .. energetic modern dance excerpts .. Pam .. little sister -- Louise Baker. ' Schuyler Elsbree 1948 Council, Permanent Member-1, S, Chief Proctor-S3 A. A. Board-Sg Amicus Advertising Mgr.-Sg Class President-lg Soc- cer Varsity- 1,Sg Baseball Varsity- lg Swimming- 1,Sg Intramural Captain-1gBofsto Board-1,Sg Mixed Chorus-1,Sg Operetta-1,S. Well flush that .. 97-lb. strong man .. Stop Bruce! a-a.-ag .. I owe you one .. sees his mother every Friday .. Who has my Chem homework now? .. What - twenty cents! ! .. his first ad for the Amicus .. What did you get on that test last year, Berk? .. dependable .. 99 average in Chem .. Wanna bet? .. All right buddy - you hit me! .. plaid shirts .. Sky .. little brother - Charles Thompson. ig, ,,--Wff .U'Y'f, ' -53 25 1593 1 i H' Q99 fflw - .L ' . , -iff Q'-,ieilfifl'Qfilfkftgii-gaiiitiifg, , gwwf f Usd' 511,11-'ggff A Sandra Haven Bennett 1948 President G.A.A.-Sg Intramural Captain- lg Basketball Varsity- l,J.V.-2g I-IockeyVarsity-S, J.V.-15 Tennis Varsity-2,lg Char- acteristics Comm. Head-Sg Permanent Council Member-33 Junior High Playg Fall Dance Comm.-1,Sg Senior Banquet Com- mittee. - lg Pennant Comm.-1,Sg Class Vice President -2g Senior Play-S. - Meal pers and more meal pers .. founder of Brown and White teams .. menace to rivals when on the hockey field .. year around tan .. full of energy plus .. Mutt of the Mutt-Jeff Combination .. Wayto go, kids .. dentist per? .. original A.A. meeting signs .. ohhh, 1'm going out for swimming next year! .. Please, let some Northern wind blow in that dusty mailbox .. one of prominent artists in the class .. rags in her hair .. I've got to stop eating .. catching smile .. busy bee .. Sunday afternoon walks .. golden locks .. Sandy .. little sister -- Helen Pfund. Wilbur Fell Evans 1949 A. A. Board President-Sg Baseball Varsity-l,Sg Basketball Squad-Sg Council-1,S, Treasurer-S5 Steering Comm. Co-Head- S5 Soccer Varsity-1,S., Captain-S5 Christmas Dance Comm.-S. Hey, come on you guys ' .. Unionville Hillbilly in New York .. you know Ewing .. old reliable .. I thought I thaw a putty cat .. Capt'n Will' .. 1'Aw, Harris you guys are giving me too much to do ..bedroom eyes.. I've onlyhad four dates today .. these Physics are getting me down .. flower lover, especially butter-Kupps .. Let me use your razor to trip my fuzz .. auction pronounced oction'f. has food in the third drawer down .. ambition - to make his hair stay in place .. destiny - master of ceremonies on Queen for a Day .. Wilbur . Aileen Autrey Brown 1949 Council Rotating Member-1gG.A,A.Vice President-S5 Basket- ball Varsity-1,Sg Softball Varsity-13 Glee Club-lp Senior Play. Hails from North Carolina .. Bacon's best bet .. faded jeans .. you a1l .. southern accent in September, Yankee twang by June .. basketball pro .. if you're hungry, go to room 220 .. Hi doll ' .. horse lover - cowboy style .. epistles to Billy, and a letter from same everyday .. relatives all ovah the place .. Do I smell coffee? .. Who ME? .. homecookin' .. , N.C. won again! .. Brownie .. little sister -- Cecily Bern- hiem. William Bingham Ewing HI Soccer Varsity-S3 Senior Play-Sp Library Staff-2g Junior High Play-3. A member of the party of 6 on the New York weekend .. West Grove, the up and coming boro in the east .. Third Ewing and Second to hit Westtown .. If you can't get the ball get the man--- .. Now, back on the farm .. Daschund .. Sunday con- stitutional .. Yea Q !?J , you should see our Buick! .. talks from parents .. Only got three pheasants and four squirrels today .. It's Ewing vs. Evans tonight, fo1ks! .. ambition - take over the farm .. destiny - teach Ag at West Grove High School .. Bi11 . 1947 , -V Q iipiijigfik !f ' . ',:L- '.5':x5 g.:,EQ.E ' '.'fh S Q Mildred Yuhua Chang 1947 Rotating Council-25 Class Secretary-Sg Work Program Comm.- 2, Sg Amicus Circulation Mgr.-Sp Archery Mgr.-lg Mixed Chorus-1,Sg Operetta-l,Sg Senior Play-Sg Senior Play Make-Up Comm. -Sp Shakespeare Play -1, Chairman- S3 Shakespeare Play Costume Comm.-2,1. I can't do anything with this hair .. now at workcamp .. those Hawaiian shirts .. I hate people like that .. but square dancing is so much fun .. always busy .. secret birthday .. I'm so mad .. experienced book binder .. painted jeans .. right hand man on girl's work program .. one of our long term gals .. Oh no ' .. I want to go to Phila. .. expert hand made clothes from home .. her teeth sparkle .. happy asa lark unless awakened before 7:10 .. those A's from Cac .. Swarthmore .. Millie .. little sister -- Pat McGarry. Diane Elizabeth Daniels 1947 Rotating Work Program-2g Glee Club-2: Senior Play-S5 Cos- tume Comm.-2g Christmas Dance Comm.-33 Junior High Playg Senior Play Make-Up Comm.-Sg Kitchenette Comm.-1. Gad .. Earlham here I come .. Brownfield sweatshirt .. happy go lucky .. appears quiet, but .. problem in English classes .. bicycle built for two .. Harriet Prancy, one of our little cherubs .. quiet corner ofthe dorm Q ?l .. another ofthe Brown- field enthusiasts .. characteristic tilt of head .. ingenious device in room .. remember the parrot .. nut and chewing gum fiend .. outside interests in Indiana .. art of mimicry .. Diane .. little sister -- Brenda Dessau. Christine Anne de Kiewiet 1947 Council-25 Chief Proctor-25 Amicus Writers Staff-Sg G.A.A. Treasurer-Sp Rhyme and Reason-lg Service Comm.-Sp Hockey Varsity-S, J. V.-2, 1, J. V. Captain-lg Swimming-13 Costume Comm.-3,2,1g Junior High Playp Senior Play-Sp Fire Chief-1. Old stand-by in the goalie cage .. Now anyone can knit! .. Middlebury bound .. never a feather ruffled .. fifty cent bets on the Cornell-Penn games .. changeable moods .. fruit from Flor- ida .. that aqua bathing suit .. trusty A.A. treasurer and candy store dictator .. a wind burn? .. Teacher Gladys' private beau- ticiarf .. discussions in German .. for Christmas - something long and red .. Chris .. little sister -- Corinne Krekler. 4- Daniel John Fairbanks 1948 Brown and White Sports Editor-Sg Basketball J.V.-2,Sg Mixed Chorus-S5 Operetta-Sp Senior Play-S. Jazz, sweetest music this side of heaven .. those ---- C.O.C. packages .. work weekends - sports page .. These dentist pers come in handy .. Sutton where's my K.O.B.? .. tuna fish sandwiches .. irresistible smile .. likes clothes Q ?l.. Yeatman, I need my pants hanger .. Dachshund .. Wait'11 I get that Buick of my uncle's, I'l1 show you guys some fancyridin' .. sharpshooter - basketball .. if Colonel coulda' only seen me today .. red hair ..ambition -lead normal life and retire early .. destiny - a second Master Dan .. Dan . , Eleanor de Vore 1949 Greatest Scholastic Improvement Award-lg Glee Club-2, 15 Make-Up Comm.-1,Sg Shakespeare Play-13 Operetta-lg Senior Play-S3 Scenery Comm.-1g Costume Comm.-1,Sg Capers-1. Never any dust on her side of the room . . perfectionist in equita- tion .. I'm sick .. innocent look - of a sort .. seventh grade protor .. constant drive to gain weight .. always safe when driv- ing with Eleanor .. Was that necessary? .. horses and more horses .. sudden outbursts .. her hand writing is a work of art .. Wife-y .. keeps the shampoo companies going .. ambition - the first woman jockey .. destiny - horse .. Eleanor .. little sister - Steffie Hetzel. Q31 Elliott Berkeley Harris, Jr. 1948 Student Body Presidentg Steering Comm., Permanent Member-15 Soccer J.V.-lg Basketball J.V.-lg Characteristics Comm.-S5 Halloween Comm.-Sg Senior Play-Sg Fall Dance Comm.-2g Christmas Dance Comm.-Sg Shakespeare Play-lg Capers-1. Step right up and call me speedy .. independent hair .. Pm not kidding you! .. plaid shoelaces, belt, tie, and suspenders to match .. Collection can go on just as long as you guys make noise .. referee's matches between victorious Elsbree and game loser, Reeves .. But Master Fred, give me the benefit of the doubt .. there must have been a clown in his family tree .. close your mouth,Berke1ey . . ambition - direct big stage shows .. destiny - pull curtain for workshop theatre .. Berk , ,, , SYN 5 Ruth Devine Draper 1949 Senior Play-Sp Capers-1,Sg Life-saving-1. Blind dates .. memories of Annie Get Your Gun .. grimaces and gesticulations .. resounding cackle .. yellow convertible for graduation .. toothpick ankles .. cooking nerves at Bacon .. Hi, Dol1 .. strangle-hold on your arm .. Oh' fswoony it's Frankie Lane .. where there's noise, there's Draper .. Grandma's famous cakes .. can't knit a stitch but attempting argyles .. car crazy .. jazz and more jazz .. if a worm looks at her, she'1l faint .. Ruth .. little sister -- Judy Vincent. Theodore Robert Haviland 1950 Senior Play-Sg Track Squad-S. Trackstar .. letters on the wall .. Uncle Bernie .. says he has no pull with school ..faithful follower - guess who .. pills, ointments, creams for his manly beauty .. green shirt and brown pants .. boy, back in Gloversville .. Hi, beautiful .. Geeeezz .. Physics genius .. gullible .. Adam--Adam-- Adam .. More More or Never Never .. baby face.. Boy, did I get shafted .. panicy type .. pet peeve - an open window .. ambition - to go to Williams .. destiny - small town politician .. Ted . Elma Virginia Ely 1948 Brown and White Assistant Editor-l,Sg Lacross Manager-Sg Hockey J.V.-S5 Glee Club-15 Senior Play-Sg Senior Play Make- Up Comm.g Operetta Make-Up Comm.-S. Kleenex under the mattress .. Master John's little Trig gem .. turtle neck sweaters .. y-e-S? .. the story behind the story in the B and W .. three BIG brothers .. long type-written letters from North Carolina .. Ely shuffle .. wind blown bangs .. I'm in the best mood! .. moccasins .. make me stand up straight .. ski-jump nose .. Saturday night is no-diet night .. better late than never .. perish the thought .. cheerful .. Now! .. Elma .. little sister -- Peggy James. ,.,,,, .,. W ff,v'f- T Johns Wilson Hopkins 1950 Amicus Writers Staff-S5 Bofsto Treasurer-Sg B. and W. Associated Editor-S5 Senior Play-Sp Work Program Rotating Member-S. Say, that's pretty slick .. Is it time to blow, Lawd? .. that southern gentleman's accent .. Harvard's mechanical brain mushed into one head .. C.T.B. .. a letter man .. human blotter when it comes to coffee .. the Young Republican Party and Churchill for President Society .. room swept by Louie .. college named in his honor .. co-author of Lebo-Hopkins Out- line of the Korean War Plan .. Hoppy . 5 f f ix U A, Irene Thelma Evens 1949 Work Program Rotating Member-1,Sg Class Treasurer-S5 Bas- ketball J.V.-13 Hockey J.V.-1, Varsity-S3 Senior Playg Glee Club-13 Shakespeare Play Costume Comm.-1, Make-Up Com- mittee-S. Near miss at Bacon .. Pepsodent smile .. green Ford from Moorestown on Sundays .. has she still got his ring? .. that Evens' swagger .. don't cut it too short - I go home in two weeks '.. Betty Grab1e's asset ..Blinkie .. no more shikes this year .. pajamas in collection ..tick1ish.. Ballerinas on a week- end .. Jerce ! .. I hate to mention this - but you owe class dues .. a laugh that keeps going always happy .. perpetual food-turnover .. Irene .. little sister -- Connie Brown. Rachel Lieuellen Gobbel 1948 Archeryilg Temple Math Tournamentg Senior Play-Sp Mixed Chorus-15 Glee Club-25 Operetta Make-up Comm.-2g Senior Play-Sg Shakespeare Play-lg Operetta Costume Comm. -2g Operetta Scenery Comm.-1gRe1ig. Activities Comm.-Sg Kitchen- ette Comm.-S. Always singing .. friendly smile .. archery champ .. favorite color - pea green .. Greensboro Daily News .. always talking about her brother .. southern drawl .. characteristic shoes .. check-out spectator .. There's nothin' like southern fried chicken .. piles of ancestors .. What you want 'er git a bone in yo' froat fo ? .. perfectionist .. artistic talents .. bright green bathrobe .. math fiend ..first-class roommate .. red hair and purple sweater .. Rachel .. little sister -- Caroline Corkey. E? X gf n ,f , ji, 5? t jjff, ' 5 :vQf Q51Q 5' ' A K ,a1.a,W..,i.,, . f -ff W--.fl-hw-1 ' f , '---ww Barbara Ann Hoff 1948 Amicus Photography Mgr .-Sg Council - Secretary Treasurer-lp Rotating Member-2g Handbook Editor- Sg Mixed Chorus- S5 Operetta-S3 Glee Club-15 Senior Play-Sg Senior Play Make-Up Comm.p Halloween Comm.-S. Crepe soled shoes .. repertoire of jokes .. EI-ma ! .. expres- sive eyebrows .. always going some place in a hurry .. con- tagious laugh .. big, fuzzy slippers .. Just a mess! .. don't let a mouse show its face .. Gettysburg sweatshirt .. fabulous new home .. skirts versus sock tops .. hard worker .. keeping peace with the photographer and Amicus .. piano-playing sister .. Barbee .. little sister -- Janet Hetzel. -41 ,-E5S5'..1GE5 . 6,1-J 11310 'Y Wu ' k - 2-gp, ifl 'Q : '- . ? kg,l,.:Z5 1 zfay, K . ggj x -Q iqigfq g 1-. f55?!'i1xf,55'?f - - t George Ellwood Houghton 1949 Amicus Staff Photographer-S5 B' and W. Staff Photographer. Has canoes and the mountains in his blood .. flash gun Houghton .. gunpowder buscuits on the Senior canoe trip .. Chug chug .. chemistry and math come naturally .. Westtown Bar and - Room 70 .. now just adarn minute .. Who's the man with the camera? .. balancing trays on four fingers .. loud tie and shirt combinations .. ambition - crack Hollywood photographer .. destiny - waiter on a Pullman diner .. Ellwood . A Elizabeth Lowe Hunter 1948 Intramural Co-Captain-S5 Lacrosse-2,1,Sg Fall Dance Comm.- 2g Make-up Comm., Permanent-1,Sg Senior Play-S5 Glee Club- 2. Sun-bleached hair '? .. Hunter and Sharpless, members of Mary- land Chamber of Commerce .. was that a sneeze? .. vacations in Richmond .. letters from W and L.. peppy .. little brother .. that walk .. 'I do declar .. cherub that was last, but not least .. oldest gal in the class .. life guard in the summer .. No kid- ding? .. nook duty - glorified social hour .. something ex- plode?, no, just Betty laughing .. Bacon Cottage gem .. Betty .. little sister -- Betty Sue Gardner. George Lewis Houghton 1947 Amicus Circulation Mgr.-S5 Council-Permanent Member-S, Rotating-2gChristmas Dance Comm.-Sg Senior Play-Sp Soccer J.V.-Sp Track Squad-1, S5 Class Treasurer-Sp Shakespeare Play-lg Work Program Rotating Member-1. No trouble with academics .. quiet man with the girls .. Boy, havel gota system .. modest .. innocent look .. Hey, Rogers get some food! .. from curtain rods to blow guns .. the death chair .. mischievous .. poker in the linen closet after light .. man with a whip .. Have you taken the test? .. ambition - chemical engineer .. destiny - master of ceremonies on Break the Bank .. G.L. . 5543 L2 F 5 I E: K '- Joyce Lorraine Kressler 1948 A.A. Association-S5 Brown Intramurak, Capt.-S5 Hockey Var- sity-S, J.V.-lg Swimming Varsity-2,15 Softball-2,15 Softball Captain-lg Tennis J.V.-lg Halloween Comm.-S5 Senior Play-Sg Scenery Comm.-2. That innocent look .. Holy Cow .. elastic bathing suits .. Cac remembers Brother Jim .. practicing flips in the room .. sweat- shirt and sweatpants to bed .. famous last words - and then they brought out the biggest horse they had .. Lehigh's un- defeated! .. Trenton Sports Night .. trip to California .. food in her laundry case .. one-half of the champion shiking combina- tion in first class .. a chance T.V.set .. You really mean it? .. all sorts of varsities .. Jo Jo .. little sister -- Mona Johanning. Burton Carver Lebo 1948 Track squad-1, Sg Basketball Varsity-S. J.V.-lg Soccer-Sg Senior Play-S. Gymnastics onthe shower bars .. Did you hear the 950 Club? .. Burton Lebo alias Sleeper Lebo .. walking almanacon populations, who said that , and many others .. watch me sink this long one .. a joke for any occasion.. Jingle Bells -- favorite song .. best room in the house .. track star.. Uncle Easy .. Bert . .ffl 4 Adrienne Liddell 1948 Amicus Writers Staff-S5 Glee Club-2g Softball Manager-S5 Senior Play-S5 Swimming Varsity-2,1g Capers-2,15 Senior Play Make- Up Comm.-S. Sentiments for W.and L. .. brother Jim .. heights of happi- ness and depths of despair ,. Charleston addict .. camping out in room 236 .. I'm sorry, but I'm trying .. special little eye- brow comb .. early morning tennis .. It's pronounced Ad-ri- Enne Liddell! .. after those many dances .. letter every Tues- day - fl hopej .. Beyond the Sea - in French .. Darien - party town .. expert at cleaning swimming pools - and does an evenbetter job in one ! .. Adri .. little sister -- Pat Grevatt. Louis Kenneth Linquist 1950 Girl in every town .. Master Fred! -- How the heck am I sup- posed to know? .. Eh .. great dancer .. Listen man .. ' I ll h hard working senior .. 'What you know pussy willow .. t ose vacations to New York .. cider that tastes like champagne .. taken to weight lifting .. Gosh this snow is funny stuff ..Hey, Scubby, you done your Chem? .. always got a laugh .. ten suits .. loves Ford cars, motorcycles and the Virgin Islands .. am- bition - veterinarian in Virgin Islands - destiny - side show backer .. ' 'Kenny . Elizabeth Gregg Loose 1947 A.A. Board, Hockey Manager-Sp Fall Dance Comm.-25 Oper- etta Scenery Comm.-2,lg Senior Play-Sp Senior Play Costume Comm.-S5 Junior High Play. Haircuts every other week .. silent partner and unsung heroine of that victorious hockey team .. one jump ahead on colleges .. Look you .. frequent shopping trips .. radio addict .. Clemin- tine of third class .. Princeton fan .. Pocono hillbilly .. Peter Lawford - need we say more? .. pioneer woman on properties committee .. snazzy glasses .. loves anything that resembles a dog .. never flustered .. ambition - marrya Princeton man with dogs .. destiny - marry a Dartmouth man .. Betsy .. little sister -- Ann Steere. William Cleveland McEwen 1948 Council-Treasurer, 1-permanent, 2g A.A. Board-Sg Soccer Varsity-1, Sg Basketball Varsity-1, Sg J.V.-2g Track Varsity- 2, S3 Christmas Dance Comm.-2g Senior Play-Sg Mixed Cho- rus-S. Michigan summers .. Philadelphia reunion at the Y.M.C.A. .. grin stretches from ear to ear .. another Mutt 81. Jeff combina- tion .. Boy, am I out of condition .. Charles Atlas, Jr. .. Oh! that weekend! .. temper, temper .. I'm going to write Oberlin and tell them I'm coming! .. arguments with Master Al in history class .. My nose is just naturally red .. The Doc said I can't play for three weeks .. last of the F.U.B.A.R.'s ...Duschund .. Bi11 . t Margaret Jane Lowry 1949 Student Body President-Sg Rotating Council-13 Rotating Work Program Comm.- 1g Capers-1g Relig. Activities-Sp Senior Play- Sp Christmas Dance Comm. Co-Head-Sg Shakespeare Play Cos- tume Comm.-lg Operetta- 1 . Sports blouses and corduroy skirts .. hearty, contagious laugh .. ghost face at night .. a good word for everyone .. motherly ad- vice .. will power plus .. never any room in her mailbox -- reason? -- letters .. What has my sister done now? .. eye- brows that come off .. Master Martin's pet peeve in Alg. II .. snowed under in the hills .. Pittsburg Pirates to the end .. neatest girl on the dorm .. hearty hello .. always a smile .. Margie .. little sister -- Linda Walleen. Guido Obdulio Morell 1950 Shuddup .. one of our three P.G.'s .. letters home in Spanish .. ball bearing eyes .. animated monkey .. everybody's pal .. Spanish Caruso alias the ruptured duck .. swims like a fish .. What did you say there .. personalized tie .. what a crackle .. white summer suit .. ambition - to till the soil of Cuba .. destiny - English teacher .. Guido . f 5 Cynthia Joan MCC lure 1949 Glee Club- lg Swimming J.V. -1g Senior Play-SQ Scenery Comm. - 23 Kitchenette Comm. -Sg Halloween Comm. -Sg Shakespeare Play Make-up Comm. - 1. Bear Monkey .. naturally curly hair that gets put up .. aversion to hair-cutters .. extensive sweater wardrobe .. silent type off dorm .. knittingencyclopedia .. Guess what my sister has done now! .. cable stitched socks .. battered blue sweatshirt to bed .. scares Ozzie with her fingernails .. expressive senior pic- tures .. baby talk her specialty.. Wha-huh? .. HU .. man in her life -- but married' .. neatness plus .. Cinny .. little sister -- Wendy Walcott. Augustine Francis Steven Musante, Jr. 1950 Who me ? .. P.A. from Swarthmore .. Barry Jones use to--- .. 5o'clock shadow .. nature boy .. late comer .. second year Solid and Trig .. Army after June graduation .. can quote all of Bill Mauldin's cartoons .. guns .. pocket book library .. But I don't like beans! .. waiting for a claim for that ring .i'Augie . .. Musante walk - Musante grin - Musante laugh Nancy Boyd McCurdy 1945 Permanent Council Member-13 Hockey J.V.-2,1,Sg Captain J.V. Hockey-S3 Swimming Squad-25 Swimming J.V.-lg Senior Class Vice President-Sg Capers-Ig Junior High Playg Christmas Dance Comm.-2,19 Junior Prom Comm.-23 Fall Dance-l,S. Naturally curly hair ., horse sense - only with horses .. trend towards military schools .. collection of black and orange sweaters .. summers in Canada, vacation in Bermuda .. Camay complexion .. Vice Preez .. sweater gal.. Oh, you'r'e kidding! .. member of Distinctive Laughs Incorp .. those Rose Tree Races .. Food I ? .. Cac's next door neighbor - on boys bounds ..trusty K.O.B. carrier .. Pat-sy .. periodic pamphlets from the S.P.C.A. - servedasix year term ..ambition - first woman to ride in Grand Nationals .. destiny - lst stable girl at Rose Tree .. Mac .. little sister -- Liz Forsythe. , f- Richard Austin Peterson 1948 Soccer Mgr.-Sg Brown and White Editor-Sg Council Secretary- Treasurer-lg Permanent Council-2,19 Work Program Comm. Rotating Member-2g Pennant Comm.-Sp Mixed Chorus-1, S3 Operetta-1, S5 Bofsto Board-1, Sg Skyliners-1, Sg Christmas Dance Comm.-l,S. Draft card .. full mail box .. Swing, Dixie, Jazz lover .. self- made musician .. wrestling with the bass fiddle .. I only got five letters today! .. New Y0rk .. summer farming .. can't spell worth a darn .. Severance, Seith, Sutton and Peterson .. But, Master Al--- .. S.S.A. .. hatchet man .. But we don't have enough articles .. Vintage 1017 cider .. Don't touch that drawer, they're all in order .. Pete . Elizabeth Macy Mixed Chorus-1,Sg Operetta1,Sg Senior Play-SgOperetta Make- Up Comm.-lg Senior Play-S3 Shakespeare Play-lg Operetta Costume Comm.-2,13 Chairman Kitchenette Comm.-S5 Library Staff-1,S. Virginia's O.K. -- but Iowa! . . slow-dreamy music . . can't see a thing . . efficient kitchenette head . . I'm hun- gry . . champion bicyclist . . Summers in Iowa . . I shou1dn't but . . knitting fever . . tendency towards hysterics . . Iowa State - family tradition . . strange noises at night . . library work . . cold blooded . . youngest girl in the senior class . . We've got to do something with this room! . . full of fun . . Beth . . Little sister - Virginia Briggs. Henry Petri 1948 Track J.V.-13 Senior Play Properties Comm.-S5 Fall Dance Comm.-S. Physique plus .. flashlights after lights .. bathrobe to collection .. voice like Frankie .. Jack of all trades, master of none .. German linguist .. P. of the P.R.R. .. the Petri Moccasins .. the Indian creep .. gymnastics .. Wait'11 you see the pictures I took today! .. individual dance style all his own .. likes work - could sit and watch it for hours .. has a well-traveled brother .. sworn off Westtown women .. We'l1 be ridin' in John's newl J .. ambition - prof of gymnastics .. destiny - bouncer at the Trio .. Hank , , S K W ..L:EA', . if Leslyn Jane Michels 1947 Steering Comm: 1 ,S, Co-Chairman-Sg Work Program-3g Basket- ball Varsity-2, 1 ,Sg Hockey Varsity-3,2,1,S, Captain-S5 Lacross- l,Sg Fall Dance Committee-35 Fire Chief-lg Senior Play. Long term varsity gal .. my hair won't curl .. 5'2 eyes of blue .. popular pastime: naming her animals .. Bryn Mawr - never '.. Come see .. Canl come play my records on your victrola? .. Hchaperones and records needed .. Captain of that strange but victorious hockey bird .. crazy over Oberlin .. sparkle in her eyes .. peppiest gal on senior bench .. Ugh, what time is it'? .. Come on team .. what happeI16d'? .. short, but try to get that basketball by her .. where's the food? .. Stone House sweetheart .. father's red beard .. cologne .. red sign on the door .. little D.P. .. Les .. little sister -- Beth Forbes. Douglas Graydon Randolph 1948 Bofsto Board-Sp Amicus Board-Sg Shakespeare Play-1g Mixed Chorus-1, Sp Track Manager-S5 Senior Play-Sp Rotating Work Program-Sg Rotating Council Member-2. Strong man in lower bunk .. Let's give G.L. a crewcut .. Oh, dat can't be done Lord .. plans to travel via Bofsto .. You should have been at Backlow .. walking library of poetry .. The Northern lights have seen queer sights, but the queerest .. Hello Honey, is your wife in? .. messing his hair is like tangling with a wild cat .. that big box in the corner with the lock .. Girls, hee hee - gorsh I'm scared .. Doug , Elizabeth Louise Morris 1948 Swimming J.V.-2g Varsity-lg Senior Play-S. Baby face .. summers at Ocean City .. always knows the latest songs .. Ad-am .. gullible .. those relatives .. occupation during study hall a mystery .. favorite sport - duncing .. twinkle toes .. she has to gain weight .. nightly K.O.B.'s .. her own car .. No, really .. our new Cadil1ac .. facial contortions .. room checkout .. late to bed - later to rise .. put another nickle in, she's slowin' down .. Betty Lou .. little sister -- Ethel Garrett. Francis Brewster Reeves IV Rotating Council Member-lg Work Program Comm., Head-Sg Vespers Comm.- lg Class Secretary-Treasurer- lg Soccer J.V.-15 Soccer Varsity-Sg Baseball Varsity-1g Mixed Chorus-1,Sg Oper- etta Lead-1,Sg Senior Play Lead-Sg Shakespeare Play-2,1g Ring and Pin- 1 . De Lawd .. Pirate King .. baritone, Ajax the foaming c1eanser .. Blue Bell .. that prize axe .. tattered shirts from soccer .. gosh, look what Radio Moscow sent me! .. E1sbree you hit too hard .. gets picked on .. hand me down clothes from younger brother .. Eee-ee-ee .. Read that! I .. one keg Noah .. bottom man in the glass palace .. conferred C.O. .. ambition - President .. destiny--bass man on the Ajax quartet .. ' 'Bruce . 1948 Estelle Osler 1948 Steering Committee-lg Work Program-23 White Intramural Captain-S5 Basketball Varsity-1,Sg Hockey Varsity-l,Sg La- cross-1,Sg Softball Varsity-23 Tennis J.V.-lg Senior Play. The frivilous type ..backbone of every sport.. Gol-ly Ned! .. idol of Stone House .. confidential chats with Colonel .. He's just a friend .. wears father's loud pajamas .. most dignified senior? .. Hi .. Wait 'til you see Mifflinburg .. I don't get the joke .. natural.. these are my short hunting socks .. plays basketball like a boy .. How are you going to study for that thing? .. get's wrapped up in radio mystery stories .. Have you heard the 1atest? .. Ozzie .. little sister -- Charlotte Penfield. Duncan Otis Sands Robb 1945 Rotating Council Member-lg Amicus Writers Staff-Sp Bofsto Board-lg Basketball Varsity-S5 Soccer Varsity-Sg Swimming J.V.-15 Tennis J.V.-lg Junior High Play-3,4g Fall Dance Comm.-2g Softball-2,1,S. Basketball convert .. a tie with a horse's neck Q ?J .. Colonel: I guess you know what the Salvay Process is? -Robb: who mel? .. O1d's 88 best car on the road .. I likes me music to drive with .. I'm going to Philly to see my sister l '?J .. you like that do you .. Hunc o'Dunc .. slirnmed down over the summer .. you bet you sweet- oh!-tooth! ,, oldest boarder .. Did somebody mention Syracuse? .. Huh! Heck! pay at- tention .. big splash in the pool .. a photogenic personality .. ambition - own the fastest car on the road .. destiny - sweeping the grandalithic .. Dunc . Carolyn May Rothrock 1948 Work Program Head-Sg W P. Comm.-lg Class Treasurer-13 Mantle of Dignity-lg Mixed Chorus-1,Sg Operetta-1,Sg Softball Varsity-1gSenior Play-S3 Halloween Comm.-S5 Spring Formal Comm.-1. Subs needed . . wonderful laugh . . mantle of dignity -- some- times . . I luff you . . memories of western trips . . she's got her chemistry behind her . . I hate to make this announce- ment, but . . handy with a rifle . . Ann! . . hard worker . . popular family . . founder of Get-up-early-to-study Organiza- tion . . lusty vocal chords . . sweet smile . . please help me with my Geom, Ann . . Carolyn . . Little sister - Nancy Hickman. 'x-Cyl' ' 4 . ' f 3151 'liiiewijg V r Y f ' - s 1, , i ' it f:iE?Esif-f',s9fI' 'P . 'K ,,1Q,.,iy,g -x.k - f , K Donald Bartlett Robinson 1949 Soccer J.V.-S. Strong, silent type .. phone calls from his girl .. hitching rides to Wilmington .. only smiles for his picture and Dunc .. dimples .. sleeps anywhere .. Come on Henry! .. Get up? What's that? .. knockout punch on the soccer field .. the third man of P.R.R. .. Richardson Park .. Don . Nancy Jane Schuleen 1949 Senior Life Saving-lg Operetta Costume Comm.g Capers-13 Senior Play-Sg Senior Play Make-Up Comm.-S. Frequent phone calls .. never stays home .. A's from Cac .. father's famous fudge .. sleepover fiend .. cinnamon buns .. does this look all right? .. average of three letters a day .. have you done your chemistry? .. permanent fixture in the art studio .. thick, interesting photograph albums .. salmon pink pajamas .. generosity plus .. victim of Chink's monthly scalp- ing .. Nancy .. little sister -- Felicia Forsythe. , -' ...je C ,is H - ,f-' We v T - , f Q, 'L NTE3?-YWL Wgxyxihffii pv:W'1'rv1.,, V- ,. , :gf ' A T ' ' W' V .eh 4 T i Q X ' P Z..'Wi3fa.1wD'-2-2-:fe - f 1.41.38 A i .214 .xii 9559 , A S .vjf - 11 C IJ x1 RV - 3 Meyric Kirk Rogers 1949 Characteristics Comm.-15 Brown and White Circulation Mgr . -Sg Mixed Chorus-S3 Steering Comm., Rotating Member-lg Swim- ming Varsity-S, J.V.-lp Bofsto Board-S3 Fall Dance Comm.-S5 Christmas Dance Comm.-S. Packages from home .. At Chicago we used to--- .. makes the most noise in the swimming pool .. trunk full of food .. loafers half off and half on .. let's start a fight .. sailing in the summertime .. black, bushy, eyebrows .. subtle sense of humor .. plays a wicked squeeze box .. Army khaki to classes .. a California trip last summer .. swimming skipper .. pet peeve - the Brown and White at circulation time .. Myke . I 'if .auwgmg ' Mary Ellen Sharpless 1947 Amicus Characteristics Comm.-Sg Costume Comm., Per- manent- l, Chairman-S5 Brandywine Club-Sg Shakespeare Play- 2,1g Glee Club-35 Library Staff-S5 Temple Math Tournament-lg Senior Play Comm.g Halloween Comm.-Sp Junior High Play. Keeper of the costume room.. deep red blush .. Where is - .. amazing blond hair .. wicked laugh .. solid and trig enthusiast .. popular little brother .. Listen babe .. another on our hard working library staff .. tendency towards eskimo habits .. Geez kid .. close shave with Chicago .. hand made clothes .. got too much to do .. near catastrophe with Senior pictures .. there have been MANY Sharplesses .. Mary .. little sister -- Teddy Wilcox. Parvin Masters Russell, Jr. 1949 Class President-S5 Brown and White Associate Editor-lg Soc- cer J.V.-1g Mixed Chorus-S3 Operetta-Sg Service Comm.-13 Fall Dance Comm.-S. Highest average of the boys .. I say old chap .. man with the brain, but it doesn't show .. little man .. imitations of Linquest .. the middle R of Petri, Russel, Robinson - P.R.R. .. early to bed, early to rise .. at the class helm .. tower gymnastics .. amiable .. poet of sweet verse .. amateur artist .. dreaded Super's table .. E11o there .. Parr . x x Sonia Yvonne Simmons 1948 Archery Varsity-2,1g Bird Club-2g Capers-2,15 Senior Play-S5 Shakespeare Play-2. Weekend excursions .. ready to leave by Tuesday .. Friday afternoon ballet classes .. See you .. daily letter to Tony, but NOT in Cac's class .. anyone takingthe Wilmington taxi? .. angelic 1 75 .. harpist .. music, music, music .. now when I was in Deerfield .. knitting trouble .. Hi kid .. bureau covered with bottles .. distinctive hair styles .. Quite a place, that Washington ' .. monogrammed sweaters .. seamstress mother .. can't miss that Walk .. ambition - modern dancer .. destiny - kindergarten ballet teacher .. Sunny . K 5 ,fl ,i 5 Sys-5553373 ,Nagy , - . --,V ,V t. - - Mm. t ' John Robert Russo 1950 Council Rotating Member Sg Soccer Varsity-Sg Senior Play-S. Cut it out, Wolcott, cut it out! .. car with no motor .. old lady on the soccer field .. that's pretty nasty .. WhatI don't know about Evans isn't worth knowing! .. human brick wall .. I'l1 bet I can draw a Master without a pencil .. hard working man .. one of the property committee .. trick knee .. plenty of scrap on the soccer field .. What?, a 1augh'?! .. Chadds Ford alumnus .. physics brain .. Bob . t Caroline Elizabeth Stein 1948 Rotating Work Program-2g Service Comm.-23 Glee Club-2g Hockey J.V.-Sp Characteristics Comm.-Sp Senior Play Comm.-S. Plaid shoes .. if looks could kill.. greas-sez .. French pro- nunciation with a Stein twist .. world has too few horses .. hair- cuts on the house .. has a gift with the paint brush .. Hel-lo! .. cocoa flows like water in 244 .. eventful train trip to New Mexico .. strong, silent type .. radio mystery fan .. vocabulary all her own ..fashion know-how .. ambition - commercial artist .. destiny - clean paint brushes for Dali .. Chinkle .. little sister -- Catherine James. Ludwig Karl Seith, Jr. 1948 Stage Crew Co-Manager-2, 1, Sp Halloween Comm.-1, Sg Class Day Banquet-15 Senior Play-Sg Spring Formal Comm.-1,S. Hair .. Severance, Seith Inc- night lights .. We only have four radios in the room .. back bench .. I only have two and a half spoon-fuls of sugar .. Let's raise Cain .. Ol' King Pharoh .. having Moore trouble .. stage crew .. following in brother's footsteps .. S.S.A. .. pet peeve-Peterson .. long dis- tant telephone calls .. wires in the bed .. gullible .. radio re- pair service .. ambition - electrical engineer . . destiny - farmer .. Sandy . eggs Veronica Margianna Stinnes 1949 Rotating Work Program Comm.-S3 Capers-lg Senior Play-Sg Senior Play Scenery Comm.-S5 Shakespeare Play Make-up Comm.-lp Mailman-S. Everything amuses her .. creeping blush, especially in Cac's class .. fiend .. Listen .. infectious giggle .. that yellow sweater .. experienced traveler .. prodigy of T. Marty's .. Go 'way, you bother me .. Messed up that test fgot a 951 .. short socks .. influential friends .. Chem whiz .. slight accent .. went to school in Switzerland .. she comes from a long line of good German stock .. knitting little things for Service Comm. .. Ronnie .. little sister -- Marcie Levering. Marshal Chase Severance 1946 President of class-3g Co-manager of stage crew 3, 2, 1, S3 Swimming varsity-Sg Service Committee-2g Senior Play-Sp Junior High Play 4, 3g Capers-25 Class Day Banquet Commit- tee-1g Spring Forma1Committee-15 Christmas Dance Commit- tee-4g Characteristics Committee-S. His father teaches at a girls school .. but I'm not going steady .. one of the little splashes on the canoe trip .. Hon- est, I just had a haircut .. dese here two bad eyes .. diaper boy .. would like to die with his boots on .. thanksgiving vaca- tion 1950 .. But I can't sit on a gir1's right in a car! .. If they had brains they'd be dangerous .. over a horse power. Eg . V, , f- . h X nyq reft at aggiif wsgg- ' ' ' A Q- -ii . big iii-1,Q2,js - J . , ' ffisjii-QM Dorothy Ann Terrell 1948 Council, Chief Proctor-Sg Skyliners-1,Sg Bird Club-1gCapers-2, 15 Operetta Make-Up Comm. 3 Operetta Costume Comm. g Senior Play-S5 Glee Club and Choir Accompafiist. Upholder of law and order on the dorm .. Carry me back to old Ohio .. no dust in her mailbox .. life wou1dn't be worth living without coffee .. shiny hair .. her chem problems .. first of four charming cherubs .. those polka dot pajamas for any occasion .. what is known as a woman driver .. conscientious .. homey room on the dorm .. Atlantic City waitress - I hope .. plays a mean piano .. always congenial .. Dottie .. little sister -- Rosalind Kennedy. Joseph Benjamin Sharpless A.A. BoardgBaseba1l Manager-1,Sg Assistant Basketball Mgr.- 2,1gBasketba11 Mgr.-Sg Assistant Soccer Mgr.-2,1p Basketball Squad-Sg Soccer Squad-Sg Shakespeare Play-23 Senior Play-Sg Brown and White Reporter-l,Sg Workshop Theater Play-S. But, Colonel, I think that's unfair .. man of many figures Qsoftball naturally! ..baseball - only worthwhile sport at school .. Oh,I didn't think there was another state besides Maryland .. man with many cousins .. the name Smith is like sweet music .. I'1l meet her one of these days .. lectures to cuzzin Mary .. unique wall hangings .. Got any food? .. varsity bench warmer .. Those Yankees are just lucky .. K.O.B.'s filed away according to years .. C'mon Robb, I'm too young to die .. one of these days I'm gonna put a blade in my razor .. ambition - play ' 'big time baseball .. destiny - assistant water boy for the Brooklyn Dodgers .. Joe , 1947 , f 1-3:1-ig. I I , -, A ' K f Ann Stapler Tomlinson 1948 Hockey Varsity-2,1,Sg Swimming J.V.-lg Tennis J.V.-lg La- cross-lg Class Vice-President-15 Ring and Pin Comm.-lg Rhyme and Reason-lg Senior Play-S5 Shakespeare Play-lg Fourth Skating Rankg Fall Dance-1,S. Long trip home .. slap happy .. Hey there .. twitches her eye- brows .. joined the electricians union .. hockey from way back .. rubber hair curlers .. Canadian Rockies - the best .. dousey .. knitting argyles for herself .. notes from R.K.T. .. I'm hungry .. fiendish chuckle .. We1l! .. Whatcha' thinkin' about? .. a real live cowboy! .. cheery smile .. brown cows .. one of the two big noises coming from 220 .. Ann .. little sister -- Liz Kupp. David Chase Sutton 1948 B. and W, Business Mgr.-S5 Service Comm. Head-Sp Work Program Comm. Rotating Member-25 Shakespeare Play-2, lg Skyliners-1, Sg Soccer J.V.-1, Sg Orchestra-Sp Mixed Chorus 1, Sp Handbook Editor-S3 Spring Formal Comm.-2. Man with lots of sax .. mousetrap to close window .. pegleg .. Physics A's via father .. Listen boy .. big splash of canoe trip .. ledge walker without ledge .. repelling parties with Severance .. sleeps while Westtown burns .. allergic to stop signs .. I'11 bet 3.50 I can go longer without shaving than you . That flat but sweet pom--pom--pom .. fwith gestures!! .. D.C --Dave . Mary Thornton Varian 1947 Amicus Art Editor, Headg First Class Member of Amicus-13 Permanent Council-2g Service Comm., Head-S5 Service Comm. Member-lg Class Day Banquet-15 Costume Comm.-lg Pennant Comm.-3,2,1,Sg Scenery Comm., Head-Sg Fall Dance Comm.- 3,2,1g Junior Prom Comm.-3,2,1g Christmas Dance-3,1,S. Summers in Maine . . Gee Whiz . . 'beauteous . . match- ing socks and sweaters . . Look gir1 . . quiet spoken . . hasn't missed a decoration committee yet . . correspondence with Ernie . . notebook full of fuzzy anima1s . . weekends to Atlantic City . . shoes with zippers in them . . original Amicus art work . . hearty laugh . . it's far more blessed to give than receive . . Mary . . Little Sister - Jane Lippincott. John Rutherford Wolcott Soccer J.V.-S, Senior Play Comm. -Chairman-Sg Skyliners- 1, S3 Senior Play-S, Class Song Comm.-lg B. and W. staff reporter-S3 Halloween Party Comm.-M.C.-S5 Capers. Now, here's the way I look at it .. morbid jokes .. madman trumpeteer ,on the dorm .. Rock! Jackson !.. lengthy conferences with T.M.L. .. haircut? .. If you think you hadabusy summer ..nineteen girls in one year .. all kinds of pull at Moorestown, Girard, and South Philly.. custom built K.O.B. box .. R.K.L. .. Jack, you're a little risque! .. the original Cuthbert Qcfo Bee and Dub! .. Well, frankly I don't give a darn .. hurry-up calls to Comfort at Haverford .. What'sthat on your nose, Jack? .. destiny - the second G.B.S. .. Jack , s..,,,. 1949 N 253' 14, w'f?qZ?'QY'i F1' f wiv:- Judith Anne Weaber 1949 Brown and White Feature Editor-Sp A.A. Swimming Manager- Sg Steering Comm. Rotating Member-S5 Senior Playg Mixed Chorus-S5 Shakespeare Play Make-Up Committee-1. Big eyes .. the short end of a deal .. always been Jeff in Mutt- Jeff series .. stiffest levis .. garters from Dartmouth .. deep, dynamic dimples .. the clothes aren't big, but oh! so many .. innocence disguised .. big voice from such a little gal .. I'm going f-a-r away! .. letters during study hall .. little feet .. her chin quivers! .. canned shrimp and crushed pineapple .. could teach Arthur Murray a few steps .. Oh no ! .. ambition - take apart a car .. destiny - not be able to get it back together .. Judy ' .. little sister -- Candy Smith. f' ' ' W A. H wwufm-M-. .- 1. at Stacy Budd Campion Wood, Jr. Amicus Business Mgr.-S, First Class Memberg Ring and Pin Comm.-lg Rhyme and Reason-lg Work Program Comm., Per- manent Member-Sg Tennis Manager-lg Mixed Chorus-1, Sg Operetta-1,Sg Shakespeare Play-2,1. LP library .. felt hat, overcoat, and puttees .. Awwk! .. Kiss me Kate and Mister Roberts - the best! .. corner room for two years - record holder .. Birkenfe1d's landlord .. S.B. C.W.,Jr. .. Po-dunk! .. Ya snook! .. anything of Gilbert and Su11ivan's is sweet music .. fourth musketeer .. so was Joe Shlunk the midget! .. school spirit .. letter sweater .. ambition - ride a horse through Central .. Stacy . ' -,V-V,-as U., 1948 1 3 5 ii Y . R115 Q 32:5 Q 15 1 A Margery Joyce Webster 1949 A.A. Board, Sec.-Sg Mixed Chorus-Sp Operetta-Sp Senior Play-Sg Kitchenette Comm.-13 Hockey J.V.-l,Sg Capers-1: Glee Club-13 Operetta Costume Comm.-Ig Operetta Make-Up Comm.- lg Valentine Dance Comm.-1. Aw Tanks .. rooster crow .. frog in her throat and on her bed .. don't tell her she's a peroxide blond! .. Hi Baggy .. studious type .. alarm clock blues .. nuts - just lost another pound! .. Excusez-moi .. heading for her wooden anniver- sary .. Did I hear anyone say pimento cheese? .. Bacon Cot- tage Perennial.. K.O.B.'s to Jerce .. What's a matter honey? .. Oh! Isn't that cute .. Autrey's little shadow .. husky laugh .. Jerce .. little sister -- Lella Smith. Y vw John Andrew Yeatman W.P.C.Rotating Member-lg Characteristics Comm.-Sg Tennis Manager-Sg Soccer J.V.-S3 Mixed Chorus-Sp Operetta-S3 Senior Play Comm.-Sg Senior Play-Sg Junior High Play. Yeatman Roses ,, frequently attends Council meetings .. Come on you guys, turn the vic off', I'm trying to study? ? ! ..had a fancy for Carol-ling .. Did I ever tell you about the time I made a hole in one? .. What's your hometown got that Kennett hasn't got? .. Well, just for that I'1l take my dollies and go home! .. playboy .. the man with the Cadillac .f'did you ever see our small country cottage? .. I don't know what to do .. ambition - grow roses .. destiny - to be a second Milton Berle .. Jay . 1947 Margot Wood 1949 Council, Permanent Member-S1 Brown and White Circulation Mgr .-Sg Hockey J.V.-S5 Basketball J.V.-lg Tennis J.V.-lg Senior Play-Sp Library Staff-15 Christmas Dance Comm.-Sg Halloween Comm.-S5 Characteristics Comm.-Sg Senior Play Make-Up Comm.g Capers-S. Weekend Work Camps .. where there's good music - there's Margot .. Boston accent .. fox hunting over vacations .. flash- ing smile .. camp counsellor in the summer and tales of same .. But fraps aren't the same as milkshakes ! .. yellow cable stitch sweater .. spontaneous laugh .. husky voice .. doesa good job on anything .. Margot .. little sister -- Frances Woods. i it .s ,Q Y ,Q ,Q M 1 W, X ff is f 1 xx 5939 fx-- Ar is A WW .55 1 YY wx Q' A -M x.W, W X. gf? :we . awww W wx w vw R QR Q bs 'S w ik xy r X x ii . Q -Q- Q Q .B , f s ...N M ' N, ffl 'Wi fi' me i an .Hi QW 'N-9 44 '4- alma 'fb r if 3' Q 1 190-.7 wuu. 77amcf gud!! Ro cy K 'ta 0830. SQWLL, 'flak 2 germ my dam' f'1w9 - 'CZK' Q4'4 3 K EQ-Yu ii . 6. Sf ,,,.'-- e . . .X 3 Q X I , i . iii-iLf1i,. il MM? 'MW fs-wk QM WWW, Nancy McCurdy, Parvin Russell, Mildred Chang, George Houghton, Irene Evens o o ga t. yf F H' X I' Q A 5 , E 4. 4 5 Samoa Glen Ejfwma After a few tempestuous meetings, the Class of '51 elected Parvin Russell as president, Nancy McCurdy as vice- president, Millie Chang as secretary and Irene Evens and George L. Houghton as the two treasurers. Business started rolling with Irene and George collecting dues when we least expected it. A familiar voice calling Do you have your five dollars ? ' ' always sent everyone run- ning, but the moneyhas been collected and it will pay for our Amicus, class pennants, and other class activities. Millie hasn't had much to do yet. Her job is yet to come. During the fall and winter, the main job is to hold meetings for business and appoint the necessary committees, but when spring arrives everything comes at once: Senior Banquet, Spring Formal, the Class Day Banquet, and, of course, the planting of the class tree. A11 in all our officers have done a terrific job, with these five at the head of the class, it has been a great year for everyone. as 'l ws intl? iii Eta' xl 1 1 li- L ...A--rf? 4 h iL::'f:l . 211 :. 5-3 fa 11. 615 ag ., 2. Hag, QT? . ' -it 'l nc' ' , ' .' 1 - tihfgacn? ,. -N 512221 ' 7 ' ia' lil! TE ' al f ,gi ,Q .xii Q H2 , 3315? z,t.l-52 ani- L, 3' vm' 61444 As soon as everyone was properly settled in the Fall, First Class elected Dave Barclay, President, Vicky Neave, Vice-President, and John Perera and Kate Lowry, Treasurersg as its officers. An unusually large and tal- ented group, although somewhat uneven in the numbers of boys and girls, the class of '52 is looking forward to assuming the lead- ership respgnsibilities which its senior year will bring. Its members have been active in numerous school activities and it is well represented in sports, on committees, Honor Roll and in dramatic endeavors such as Operetta and Shakespeare Play. 1 ,wk ,Mi ,Q ,,.,.-1-vu H rf-fi Q, ,,,i.aw 'Gino - e in lliam Oliver Nancy Hickman, wx Catherine Lowry, Elizabeth Wood Harold Weaver Wi Back Ro E. x-. Em s: L.-o O: Z ,CD Pun 2:1 gm 'cu ,Q WE QCD .am D.. 553' 22 55 gm 113 551 im ,Ho C1151 aw' QE r: OE pm 312 c Oc- 'WL' ,J L: 201 fu.. QE EDC 'o El: :no I-U ESS is S-4 T -.49 in ,LU S-U mg' 'Em .CD fi,- is S5 'wht' Nancy Wallace Front Row: Nancy Barton, Hildegard Willman, Garry, Mc Patricia Walleen Linda ., Annnff 1 1 5 2 has -1- ,S if-L x wed' Cadbury, HKU oekman, Willi Br an any, H 1 Du rles ha la, C est Kaliba I'I'l How, E Philip Row: ck Ba Sutton, Byron Campbell Margaret Bruton, Barbara dF. i Dav Row: rd ilson. Thi WW Whitela Hoag, Judith th zabe li W:E Ro Second iller. M nip Odgers, Ph ROI' ea El Paine, Elizabeth Jones, ront F Bonneville. in re, Adel OO M Anne teere, S HHS Houghton, A John es, avi D yll ent, Carol UC Vi Smith, Caroline Thomas Macy, mith, aS enriett H 5, IT1 illia W HHS A sner, Rie He heri 't Ca Row: olfe. W Neave, Jaclyn angeline Ev tw 5 f f Q . K , . , 5 . W, S Y fr ' I dbh I' II. ' f X K f mg 5 'tt J fx Q r ' - r V t fam Y In K Q , ,. Secaml 01444 1 Class of '53 started the year off on thr right foot by felcorning many new members into their midst. Their first step was to elect Dick Trisman and Steffie Hetzel as class heads, with Janet Hetzel keeping the records, and Brenda Dessau and Gil Hoag in charge of the finances. Second class did themselves proud by having many members on honor roll. They were well represented in Council, Ser- vice Committee, and on the Brown and White staff. Leading the teams on to victory were cheerleaders Liz Forsythe, Janet Hetzel, Steffie Hetzel and Janet McClure. Last but not least there were the sports. Brenda Dessau, Janet Hetzel and Steffie Hetzel did their share in making this year's hockey team undefeated. On the soccer field, Louis Matlack was a big asset to the varsity: Next came basketball with Lou Matlack again on varsity, and Kirk Jones and Ralph Fairchild doing their bit on J.V. Ronald Bodkin, Jack Branson,Henry Pownall and Greg Rettew were on the swimming team. On the girls' swimming team were Alex Wilson, Steffie Hetzel and Janet Hetzel. Linda Johanning made basketball varsity again this year with several up-and- comings on the J.V. , All in all, this year's second class has proved to be an ac- tive and hard-working one, and the future looks mighty bright for the Class of 953. , I is.. .J 5-4 GJ ,rn F. .H U 3 o UI cv .. 'o 'U E -ni H .,. J: U F-4 ... as I1-4 ,cz CL -4 cd Cd UI.. GJ E cu f-J ... aa 5-0 G5 UD L4 rd 2 C.. o O as CG ... o S-4 E5 U in-. OD bn nathan Gri Jo Row: ck Ba dson, Row: Helen Richar rederick Sawin. Front dock, F UI' M der QXHH nall, Al OW P TY Hoag, Hen .Q o O cd Pu cd UI aa S-4 cv P' Forsythe, rett, Felicia 31 alcott, Ethel G Penelope W 'Qu I 'Wt4Ns MWN Stevenson, lvin Ca Johnson Townsend tiack, 3 Louis M HDD Brenda Dessau, Ilse Schum WZ Back Ro QFD- B ecily s C er Plateniu t Pe in Bodk ld OUR R OW ddle R Mi revatt Patricia G Penfieid, tie Charlo Joyce WI Front Ro ttew, Re regg hanning, G Jo Caroline Corkey, Linda oodard, W 9 Jerom heim, 11 USS6 R nvott, P Lip .H Gilbert DonGorham, Catherine James JohnBranson Jane Canady Dorothy Yg fum! Below The. small fry' have made their contribu- tion to the Westtown family in many spheres and they can also boast of being the only class in which the girls areaminority group. Kathy Preston, Dick Kelly and Nancy Swan were Service Committee and the Eighth Grade Girls knitted an afghan for the Red Cross as their Christmas Project. Display- ing their prowess inthe field of athletics were Beth Forbes, on the J. V. Basketball team and Liz Kupp and Eve Mitchel on the Swimming Varsity. Bob Strickland and Phil Stevenson were on J. V. Basketballg Billy Lloyd and Bill Anspach were on the Varsity Swimming Squad. About 901: of the third class girls were on Glee Club and last but not least was the academic achievement with a number of boys and girls on Honor Rolls. K 3 4 - if f .. Vg' A izfi-ii A -1? H ' in-i 14 5 X '-P 5 Wlf x ,f 5 w e ew if 5' Mgr-5, - x rv , wi 23 4- i bw f fgx X69 WQL 4. -QQ 7 PM ,, ,uxjp H 1... ' wmei 'SQUUY qv- ,gl m x- xanax in-.... , M5 h+w11 fr1'7Ab A , +1 2 ark., rf 1 g l 1: 4 xxt l 'r' x yi. Xu V k Vx 42 ,,LVkV L Y .. . in Y f' wfnl. va., 1 - 1 X Standing: Robert English, David Holmes, David F. Sutton, Townsend Johnson, Berkeley Harris Thomas Macy, George Houghton, Donald Robinson, Burton Lebo, David C . Sutton, Richard Peter- son, Sitting: Robert Banham, David Barclay, William Ewing, Han Broekman, Duncan Robb Bruce Reeves, Wilbur Evans, Ernest Kalibala, Harold Weaver, Schuyler Elsbree, Louis Matlack William McEwen, Robert Russo. l A if I 3 'Xl -:-, Although this year's soccer team was far from being un- defeated, what they lacked in skill they certainly made up in spirit and fight. It is gratifying to note that four players received special commendation. Both Matlack and Reeves were named on the All Independent team, while Kalibala and Evans received All Independent Honorable Mention. Master Bob and Master Dan both deserve a great deal of credit for coaching the team. It was not a team to be judged by its record, for when it played its best it was definitely a good team. slams Sum, ,up ,IVWY .og g yaigi Q . . 4 r. W' if , K -1 KH? X ' 'W-wifi -qv wff Qfgff S, ' x. Y 3 ,fi Xu, ,ua-:fwf Standing: Sandra Bennett, Estelle Osler, lrene Evens, Christine deKiewiet, Joyce Kressler, Nancy Barton, Joyce Lower, Elizabeth Hoag, Evangeline Neave, Elizabeth Forsythe, Linda J ohanning, Anne Steere, Margaret Bruton, Anne Moore, Suzanne Sangree. Sitting: Stefanie Hetzel, Janet Hetzel, Joan Nicholson, Brenda Dessau, Ann Tomlinson, Joyce Webster, Leslyn Michels, Nancy McCurdy, Caroline Stein, Hildegarde Willmann, Elma Ely, Louise Baker, Mary Anne Kupp, Margot Wood. ' L 'fdaveme' T ,aff ' 'ua , i , Q , ,hh fa sses . it bfbi -f' Agf ' ,1 QW Offtoa good start with four varsity members returning, the hockey team managed to main- tain its excellent teamwork and fighting spirit through the whole season, ending with eight wins and one tie ' An Undefeated Season! ! Be- ing the first undefeated team since 1934, the team owes its thanks to an excellent coach, Mary Borton, a spirited captain, Les Michels, and an able manager, Betsy Loose. Special memories of this season will always be with us: the winning of the Faculty game, in which Master Gene's ankle was hurt, the annual Stone House soccer game, which we lost, the parties celebrating our undefeated season, and last, but not least, the bushel of apples and Ode from Master Russ. The Seniors who leave the hockey team reluctantly wish the best of luck to next year's team for another undefeated season in '51, v ,V 4 'f' ' sf I 'mniiiig ff: 8 A if 1' , 'rf iz, Y . ,V w + n. . as ff I 1' -.,.-K 650,03 , ' , Q. , I 4 3 4 ' -. ' aug' n N . QKQQ -' ' Bs 5' . . r r' fx . Eygfzgl- ' m .X 5 , ' - 35' 2 if '15 A 'lf LL s lgih -Q . .34 3, p.- L xl glnzxdq A ,af-2 'aff-gf 1. Qin w: Eugene Raiford David Barclay, Norman Keiser, Wilbur Evans Berkeley Harris, Back Ro Joseph Sharpless Middle Row: Edwin Brown, Thomas Macy, Giles Gamble, Philip Stevenson, Lebo. OH atlack, Burt M ouis ghton, L OU H cEwen, John mM illia n Robb, W C8 Dun EHVGI' W rold Ha Robert Strick- ll pbe Fairbanks, Byron Cam l Front Row: C. Kirk Jones, Ralph Fairchild, Danie ES. lm Ho id BV land, D Boyd' Badwldall With several of last year's returning letter- men and much good new material, Coach Colonel Raiford worked up an excellent basketball team which played a number of fast moving, exciting games. Captain Bill McEwen and Manager Joe Sharpless deserve praise for doing their jobs especially well. , ff if , E 1 . 1 xy . x Q, 4 535 .5-ff' in! -- Q , Q. -6 ? P4 lm, 2' 1 : A' K - , x ,, - ' . ,Em . E , 1-im, Q i J Or. 5 i ' mu Y- 7v 1' 4 A F596 Q-2' A r W 3 'X lo K .14 The Girls' 1951 basketball season brought out about forty girls to try out for the team along with several returning members of last years' team. By January the squad was chosen by coach Betsy Voorhies and regular practice got under way. Varsity was made up of Ozzie Osler, Linda Johanning, and captain Autrey Brown as forwards, while Les Michels, Irene Evens, and Vickey Neave kept the opposing forwards in check. Sandy Bennett and Peg Bruton served as substi- tutes. The J.V. team was paced by captain Mary Anne Kupp and top scorer Joan Nicholson. Basketball season really started off with a bang as Varsity and J.V. toppled their first four opponents. We appreciate the work of the faithful manager, Nancy Wallace, and the guidance of Teacher Betsy, which helped make it a really successful season. ah' Baakeldall Row: Second Sutton. id F. alibala, Dav K rnest Elsbree, E Schuyler Swan, rederick Back Row: F aP 5 il . , an my 'K L. ' 'Vg lf My - .0 f I wr Q I I I S ' ' Although only five of last year's team re- turned, the Boys' Swimming Team swam through a successful season this winter . Many new faces turned up, making 1951 a talentr, building year for the Swanmen. As well ag Captain Myke Rogers, Manager Scubby Els- bree, Ernie Kalibala, and Dave F. Sutton, newcomers Jack Branson, Greg Rettew, Mar- shall Severance, Bruce Reeves, Billy Lloyd, Ronald Bodkin, Bill Anspach, Kim Pugsley, D. C. Sutton, and Hank Pownall joined up to fill the rostrum of the term. The closest meet of the year was lost to a newcomer on the schedule, P.S. duPont High School, by a 39-36 score. However, after los- ing this heartbreaker the tankmen came back to beat two Westchester aggregations from the Y.M.C.A. and the Teachers College by more respectable scores. Captain Myke was the leading score gatherer and often took firsts in both the 50-yard free style and the 100-yard free style. Thanks go to Master Fred, who coached us so ably and to Manager Scubby Elsbree, who kept the swimming team together. Back Row: Judith Weaber, Linda Walleen, Joyce Kressler, Anne Moore, Elizabeth Hoag, Adelin 3.1 ck, Mona Johanning, C FO Kupp , Barbara B zabeth e Row: Eli iddl Borton. M ary Bonneville , M Front Row: Mitchell. Wilson, Eve lexandra McClure, A ia ell Cynth dd i L Corkey, Adrienne he oli arp- Sh ary ck, M I'0 rine Roth he t Beus, Nancy Gray, Ka de ilyn zel, Mar Janet Het 1. Ze e Het Stefani i , N ,gi . . It QE, T 5' s , -f 'bk-: k 1 M ' I. I al - L 4 , Y if 4' ' Sflwxfir - ' 1 3' ' U' f X t - '- . , 'I t l 3 . . This year's swimming team, captained by Joyce Kressler, with several veteran swim- mers and lots of good new material, had a very successful season. Those strange red creatures dashing through Central at 5:45, the gorgeous red tank suits and the swell meal at the Hamburger Hearth after the Baldwin meet make it an unforgettable one. Several of the meets had to be either can- celled or postponed but the disappointments only united the team and increased its spirit, the girls were determined to make the re- maining meets the best ever. i 4 , 3 . F3 g ' w . i i i' kv,-,ff -w. W U- 2 VH fx , -,ggi a-. Em 3 Following the last official basketball prac- tice, the baseball squad, gripped with the usualbaseball fever, goes through the annual muddypractices on third field. Coach Raiford lost five lettermen with graduation, but should be able to build up a strong squad with last year's veterans and green material. The Brown and White squad shows determination and scrap. With Colonel Raiford yelling words of encouragement from the sidelines, and Captain Elsbree talking it up from the field, the 1951 baseball nine should have another successful season. Nw X, s.. w we Ns... pr' 'Av- ,M hw Back Row: Margaret Bruton, Sandra Bennett, Elizabeth Hoag, Pamela Bedell, Brenda Dessau, dell, Lid Adrienne Wood, argot ngree, M Sa Zaflne Su Row: ront Stein. F yn ol ler, Car SS Kre yce Jo Janet Hetzel Stefanie Hetzel. Leslvn Michels. Ann Tnmlinsnn, nh:+or W .Tnvoo With the coming of spring a large number of tennis enthusiasts always show up at the ter- race courts for var sity tryouts . With Teacher Mary's encouraging and helpful suggestions, everyone works hard. The nucleus of the team will be last year's letter gals, plus a large number of energetic newcomers. With a lot of practice on our wonderful new courts, the team should have a successful season. The last minute games which almost make them late for supperg frantic searches for lost ballsg and the annual tournament ending with the Savery Cup match on Alumni Day are a never-to-be-forgotten part of the ten- nis season. 1?zJ1'efwi4 its 'Wx ' s ' x sq X . tw rw' ,. J 6 J' f 'S nl ff- xx... Z... NN f xx Q1 7emuZ The arrival of a new tennis coach, Master Eugene Hogenauer, along with the return of two varsity lettermen, marks the opening of the 1951 season. The lettermen, Bill Cadbury fthis year's captainj and Norman Keiser, along with Dave Barclay, Duncan Robb, Myke Rogers and DickVail, the four J.V. members of last year's squad, compose the bulk of the team. The addition ofnew candidates and im- proved players from last year will strengthen it greatly. Master Eugene brought along with him some new ideas in system. He worked last fall with a group of potential tennis candidates and fol- lowed this up by having calisthenics and loosening up exercises late in the winter. The team appreciates the help and interest which Master Eugene has shown. Credit must also be given to Manager John Yeatman, whose schedule-making and care of the courts were tops. Back Row: Frederick Swan, Stephen Edgerton, John Wolcott, Henry Petri, Duncan Robb, Stacy Wood, Karl Seith, George Houghton, Gilbert Hoag, Jan Long. Middle Row: John Perera, James Spillman, Kenneth Lindquist, Donald Savery, Townsend Johnson, Byron Campbell, David C. Sutton, Douglas Randolph. Front Row: Harold Weaver, Victor Kawasaki, John Beideman, 'hack The 1951 track team should prove to be a strong one with lots of spirit and fight. Last year's returning manpower will compose the bulk of the team, with several ambitious newcomers. Under Master Fred and Master Jan's able guidance, the track team should have a very successful season. Theodore Haviland, William McEwen, Joseph Sharpless. ki Y .w 2: 5 full 'I . . f uw A -21 'Q 1 fig U ,pf ' ' 1' 'QS A V iw. 2 af .M E W. 'x W1ltrud Richter, Sonia Simmons, Elizabeth Voorhies, Rachel Gobbel, Mary Varian Eleanor Odgers, Idelle Cooper. 14w!wuf Archery, always a very popular sport at Westtown, has had a very good record for the past few years. This year, with old stand-bys Sonia Simmons and Rachel Gobbel, they hope to do as well and even better. Under Teacher Mary Borton's expert guidance and with Idelle Cooper as the competent manager, it shou1dn't be too hard. -f'9' Back Row: Elizabeth Voorhies, Jane Lippincott, Evangeline Neave Joyce Kressler Charlotte Penfield, Anne Moore, Adrienne Liddell. Middle Row Beryl Fordes Linda Walleen Joyce Lower, Catherine Lowry, Margaret Lowry. Front Row Patricia McGarry Mona Johannmg Alexandra Wilson, Autrey Brown, Carolyn Rothrock When spring finally arrives, there is always a large turnout for softball, which was the only undefeated sport of last year. At 3:40, the softball squad is seen walking, running, or hopping down to the lower hockey field for softball practice. Girls are throwing softballs back and forth to each other, while others are lugging bats and carrying gloves. Everyone is anxious to start playing, curious to see who plays what position, and how well she plays We have a lot of good material this season with most of the varsity from last year join ing us again. With Ad:-ie Liddell as Manager and Teacher Betsyas Coach, plus the heavy s1uggers from last year, we're sure to have a terrific season. Back Row: Barbara Miller, Nancy McCurdy, Elizabeth Forsythe, Martha Levering, Linda Johanning, Estelle Osler, Joan Nicholson, Elizabeth Hoag, Anne Steere, Teresa Jacob. Front Row: Janet Glen, Ann Tomlinson, Lesyln Michels, Betsy Barnes, Stefanie Hetzel, Elizabeth Kupp, Janet Hetzel, Elma Ely, Elizabeth Hunter, Mary Anne Kupp. 'N Aff? Q i-11 ' QV? i ,v 'we fcmaue This year the lacrosse team looks ahead with great enthusiasm to their few but ex- citing games. During the past few years the squad has grown in size and skill. Many of the girls had mastered the fundamentals of stick work and so were ready for real play when lacrosse season started. The squad has good teamwork with spirit and a will to win. With several seasoned players from last year and Teacher Mary's able coaching, the team should have an excellent season. 4, 1 .1 he -:fl . f . . -N .M S-ev 4 nf 1 -1,,, iq, 1 ff' 1. ,:'-as lg 4 Ls' :as ' -52: K :T 1 'xf L, iff , . wa.: .. w E3 2 V 'Q' V ,V ,kv :- H, - kk 4 Q- 'mg ,V - 1, 'J. ',x 15 Jia 4 gi. mn, 5' 61 '-gf wg 5 W .uf N .. . 7:5 f if i as 41 X! 'f vi, 'wif if iff 3 wr, ,A f fl 'L ,lr 5-: g, ' ii: J.: Mila, xml ,514 -gp ' 4 When our Student Body Presidents, Margaret Lowry and Berkeley Harris, stepped to the front last September, we felt confident that they would do their best to guide us through a happy and successful year. They have not let us down and certainly deserve a great deal of credit for a job well done. Margie came to us only last year, and immediately plunged enthusiastically into various student activities, including Work Program and Glee Club. Her participation on council as a rotating member gave her a good foundation for the job that was to come. She, in accordance with her platform of last June, helped us to give Master Dan enthusiastic sup- port in his first and difficult year. Her infectious grin and friendly manner have helped create a close bond between students, council, and faculty. Berkeley stole a jump on Margie by entering Westtown in his sophomore year. He has been very active in dramatics, takingpart in many student productions. Not without athletic ability, he has been on basketball and tennis varsities. In his first class year he was a member of the steering com- mittee, and thereby became acquainted with various social problems of the school. He entered the office of S.B.P. with much enthusiasm. His sense of humor, combined with a seriousness necessary to his position, has helped bring the year to a lively but well-controlled finish. sz rw, vm., -L A A wx fL A E324 -is ,. , J 25 l ,Q ,A ,x'., WA-4 ' .. S - , , A ' - 'f 5 . -Llp L, 'I 'Jugs' . gg 'Xl 'X f5a'S.'siw ii v I Q.. 6 N! lv- , ' , .Y S X ai 18 X In Afi-1.4 f :jig if f AK ? ytki. - L, gy x. - K QV ' , if.. Sf' s A S 4. la gg-3.5 ' My ,X .- x f H X ,Q -f 5 , . , I 'ggvv G' -. sr- 51 b pe- .nes it 'W' 1 Back Row: Margaret James, Margaret Bruton. Middle Row Anne Moore Rachel Letchworth Margaret Lowry, Asia Alderson, Dorothy Terrell. Front Row Nancy Horsfield Alexandra Wilson, Margot Wood. In a unusually smooth running year with rel- atively few and minor discipline problems the Girls' Council can look back on several accom- plishments. The improved detention system of last year was continued, the attempt to keep the crop of late comers' and shikers working at useful tasks has tried Secretary-Treasurer Peg Bruton's ingenuity. The distribution of laundry, rolling of crepe paper streamers after dances and outside work for Wendell Oliver are all tasks which fell to their lot making the proctor- ing of detention a strenuous job. Council has felt the need of close contact with student opinion in order that it might be more truly a representive body. This is partly achieved through rotating members but a sug- gestion box and the monthly hall proctors' meetings with Council, an innovation made late in the year were also found helpful. Cooperating more closely with their mas- culine counter parts than has been the casein several years the council, which owes much to the leadership of Margie Lawry, sponsored the extra-special initiation ceremony and a spring- time Sundae Party in the Casino as well as do- ing their share on the Christmas Dance. In the Fall the Council had a hand with Boys' Council and the Faculty in formulating general princi- ples to cover four areas. fDrinking, Smoking, Cheating, Boy-Girl Relations! of serious mis- behavior sometimes occuring at Wesstown. Standing: George Houghton, Louis Matlack, Alexander Hay, Ernest Kalibala, Norman Keiser William Cadbury. Sitting: Robert Russo, Schuyler Elsbree, Berkeley Harris, Wilbur Evans C. Kirk Jones. Boggs' wma! Functioning efficiently under the leadership of Berkeley Harris, the Boys' Council has contributed much to the life of Westtown this year. Combining with Girls' Council on many issues, it has been very helpful in keeping the school in touch with our new Headmaster, and him in touch with the school. Council has helped Master Dan with his program of tightening up some of the laxity around Westtown, and in instituting new social privi- leges, such as open granolithic after lunch, and many more joint programs than before. A new punishment for latenesses - nite- club on the night of dancing, has success- fully reduced the number of latenesses among the boys. As usual, Council helped to keep the morale of the school high throughout the year by the sponsoring of the christmas Dance and the Handbook, the smooth running of initiation, and help to the many committees throughout the school. Standing: Whitelaw Wilson, Wilbur Evans. Sitting: Leslyn Michels, Barbara Miller, Charles Sl' TV O ,,,, ii Hoff M Cir , is n it irn , 1 V,:. i gl . ' M , C ',aV I Gaaufull' Almost any day of the week this year you were likely to see Wilbur Evans and Les Michels, joint heads of the Committee, along with Whitey Wilson and Barby Miller, in Central conferring with Master Charlie Brown about the week's social activities. This nu- cleus, plus rotating members who were elected in three shifts instead of two as in previous years, planned the social programs to include non-daters as well as daters. In December they had an auction with Whitey Wilson officiating where they had every- thing from mousetraps to Master Jack's red sus- penders up for biddingg later, they sponsored a talent show and a Twenty Questions program. Triumphs of a committee composed of both Council and Steering Committee members were the opening of the Parlors for dates and the installing of our beautiful new jukebox in the Casino. Also through the efforts of this Committee, Tuesday afternoon dancing lessons, paid for by the Parents Council, were offered to upperclassmen. Standing: David Willcox, Thornton Penfield, Elizabeth Wood, Kirk Rogers, Louis Matlack Sitting: Janet Hetzel, Agnes Thomas, Mary Varian, David C. Sutton, Marty Giessler, Jane Lippincott. Kneeling: Katherine Rothrock, Sarah Swan. ' eammiflee Sezwwe iv ' P - +5 1. if The Service Committee, Westtown's edition of the A.F.S.C. was headed by students Mary Varian and David C. Sutton and fac- ulty members Marty Giessler, Agnes Thomas, Charles Brown and Arnold Ricks. The committee has had a fairly successful year although student interest has been difficult to arouse. The Christmas project was the highlight with knitting for Europe at Girls' End and wood-chopping for West Chester at Boys' End besides the annual money drive. During the rest of the year activity was focussed on our affiliated schools in Holland and Germany. To Ommen were sent square dance records and records of the Mixed Chorus singing parts of Bach's Peasant Cantata. Jacob Grimm Schule and Wilhem Schule received records by Marian Anderson and Paul Robeson and ayear's subscription to the National Geographic. Care packages were sent to Germany and money to the A.F.S.C. Food sales were held at Westtown to raise money. A number of students have been corresponding with Pen Pals in our sister schools, the committee has included some of these interesting and friendly letters initsbulletin board exhibits. In a period when there is continued need and place for such projects the Service Committee performs an important func- tion in school life and is presented with the challenge of en- couraging student interest in their work. Standing: Ronald Bodkin, Ernest Kalibala, Elizabeth Wood, Mildred Chang, Brenda Dessau Stacy Wood. Sitting: Carolyn Rothrock, Russell Edgerton, Bruce Reeves. Weak P409 eammillee t v Nfp ,W In , I . ' . til f if A 'KF' ,rf , I -2 . oi . e 1 J .3 S., P? V flif' Q f aff' New Work Jobs posted on opposite board was a sign recog- nized by old students but unfamiliar to new students at the be- ginning of the year although they soon realized that Work Program was one of the many important organizations here at Westtown. Master Russ, with newcomers Teacher Ann, who kept an eye on the Girls' End housekeeping and Teacher Betsy who helped with the crews and the assignment of jobs were the faculty advisors in charge. Bruce Reeves and Carolyn Rothrock as student heads presided over the meetings. Various problems presented by regular W.P.C. and rotating members were discussed by the enthusiastic committeeg as a result the halls and kitchen were kept as neat and clean as pos- sible with a maximum spirit of cooperation among student workers. The early morning jobs progressed more easily this year thanks to the faithful persons holding the job of alarm clock. For the first time since the organization of this committee Master Russ was not able to finish the year as he left for Hawaii at Spring Vacation time and Master Arnold assumed his duties. Those who have served on the committee will look back on 1950-51 as a successful year. Ghemleaclma O 932. I Ill l Ill l lll I lll Barbara Miller, Judith Weaber, Elizabeth Forsythe, Janet Hetzel, Stefanie Hetzel. Back Row: Joyce Kressler, Adrienne Liddell, Anne Williams. Middle Row: Christine Autrey Brown, Sandra Bennett, Joyce Webster. Front Row: Estelle Osler, Judith Weaber Cooper, Elma Ely. This year the Girls' Athletic Association has made two major achievements. First, they took the burden from Council concerning de- tention for those who skip checkout. So far, this has proved quite satisfactory. Second, they made a complete change in the intra- mural system. We now have two teams in- stead of four: the Brown and the White, with captains Estelle Osler and Joyce Kressler, respectively. The Executive Board is headed by Sandy Ben- nett, President, Autrey Brown, Vice Presi- dent, Joyce Webster, Secretary, Chris de Kiewiet, Treasurer, and Teacher Mary, Fac- ulty Adviser.Other members of the A.A. are the seven managers and intramural co- captains: Betsy Loose, hockey, Nancy Wal- lace, basketball, Judy Weaber, swimming, Adrienne Liddell, softball, Nancy Williams, tennis, ldelle Cooper, archery, Elma Ely softball, Betty Hunter, White team co-captain' and Ann Tomlinson, Brown team co-captain I 1 Besides work we do have our fun. We have had three A.A. parties this year for all the girls, and we hope to have a canoe trip in the spring for the Board. Gnu' 14.14 Seated: Eugene Raiford. Standing: Schuyler Elsbree, Joseph Sharpless, Stacy Wood. Kneeling Richard Peterson, John Yeatman, Wilbur Evans. Although Boys' Athletic Association met in- frequently this year the individual members performed their important tasks. Wilbur Evans was president and Scubby Elsbree handled the finances. John Yeatman as secretary kept the records. The managers of each sport who are also board members deserve credit for their excellent and hard work. Bw' 14.4. ,rw This year the Skyliners, Westtown's student inspired jazz band, has become an organiza- tion equal to all the other musical groups. Master Arnold Ricks has been its faculty defender and has been a great help behind the scenes. Bill Cadbury has made the musical arrangements and kept the best on the drums. Jack Wolcott played lead trumpet and fronted the band. The other members of the group in- cluded Dot Terrell, pianog Jane Lippincott and Phil Stevenson, clarinet, Dave C. Sutton, tenor saxg Pete Peterson, string bass, Judy Weaber, vocalistg and Wis Comfort came back from Haverford to play the trombone. The Skyliners' biggest performance of the year was the Christmas Dance on December 16th. All or part of the band also played for various other functions throughout the year, which helped to keep this aggregation in the public eye. 1 ,f .-n gl ' x iii lst J n k ' kg we ka tanding: Karl Seith, Marshall Severance. Kneeling: Frederick Sawin, Henry Pownall Siege eaew Back Row: Patrica Grevatt, Helen Richardson, Penelope Walcott, Teresa Jacob, Margaret Jame Felica Forsythe, Kathleen Preston, Charlotte Penfield, Brenda Dessau, Cecily Bernheim Middle Row: Margaret Beeghley, Louise Baker, Dorothy Gilbert, Catherine James, Janet Mc Clure, Caroline Corkey, Beryl Forbes, Joyce Canady, Virginia Briggs, llse Schumann. Front Row: Stefanie Hetzel, Janet Hetzel, Janet Metzger, Elsa Musson, Marilyn deBeus, Felicia Park Edaik Rinden, Helga Pfund. '- .T Q ,. -. Y , -fx ,, 5V' X an , L of X t 1114 gm' glee cw The Girls' Glee Club presented several good programs to the school this year, highlighted bythe Christmas Cantata, Petit Noel , with four soloists, Marilyn de Beus, Brenda Des- sau, Catherine James, and Helen Richardson, plusaduet, Charlotte Penfield and Catherine James, and a trio consisting of Charlotte Penfield, Felicia Forsythe, and Elsa Musson, x I 3' 5 ' - Qais ,qu-an .ef .-,R-sf 6, ...,,. :PF New J . My .wan -WASKWA L Ig -V 1. . fi-in 1 Sf U 3'P Green Pastures by Marc Connelly was chosen as our Senior Play and presented on November 1 8th, A fundamentally serious play, it is also rich in comedy. De Lawd was played by Bruce Reeves, with John Yeatman inthe pious role ofOl' Man Noah. De Lawd's right hand man, Gabriel, was admirably por- trayed by Johns Hopkinsg Berkeley Harris was Moses, Stacy Wood was the exasperated Sun- day School teacher, Mr. Desheeg and Sandy Seith was the wicked Pharaoh. To the above and to all the rest of the cast ffifty seven in alll go much praise and flowery language, never for a moment forgetting our excellent directors, Master Bernie and Teacher Agnes. To Mary Sharpless and her hard-working cos- tume committee, to Millie Chang and the girls who did make-up, to the scenery committee, headed by Mary Varian, and the stage crew, many, many thanks for the untold hours of work which they put in. In spite of the diffi- culty in polishingup so many small parts, the deep spirituality affected the audience not a little, as was shown by the tears which ac- companied the end of a very excellent and moving performance. t E cd I F4 .,. 3 mE cz ... 3 W E cd 13 .. .H 3 uf x 1: ni .cn S-4 'FQ rd LH GJ .H C1 cd Q G. C5 e CD 'D -r-4 GD D3 C .-C O P1 H. ll! 's U' 'U C L3 .c 4-' ev 1: c: cu hd S o D1 JC 0 N CQ n tt Woico Rothrock, John es, Carolyn nfl onica Sti SI' er, V St eb W Joyce OWS en. Fourth R EW Mc heis. ic ynM esi Alderson, L nson, Asia li In To HH Chang, A iidred M Rodgers rk ons, Ki H1 Sim Sonia is Douglas Ran- Danie H9 son, Dia GI' t Pe Chard Ri huleen, Sc ncy Na bree, is E el' huyl w: Sc Ro Third eaber, W Hunter, Judith h et Vore, Elizab de SHUOI' 1 E Sharpiess Joseph cC1ure, M thia Cyn h, dolp Second Row: Bernard Haviland, Irene Flvens, George Houghton, Joyce Kressler, Barbara Hoff. Severance Rachel deKiewiet Marsha 1 .-4 Christine ari Seith, Osier, K elle st Burton Lebo , E Nancy IIS i opk H Johns orris, lizabeth M aviland, E Theodore H WZ Front Ro nnie . Fi SS bei, Agn ob G ood, W ar got ood, M W Brown, Stacy ey tr Banse, Au eeves, Joan R Ce I Ll hn Yeatman, B Jo cCurdy, M eley Harris. rk Be X Ffh , '14, . A n 1.9 I .r j xA A i 4' J Si J ft t , K f ti N 0 The spirited and rollicking Gilbert and Sulli- van operetta H.M.S. Pinafore was produced on March 3 by the Mixed Chorus under the direction of Nora Arrowsmith, Colleen John- son, Dorothy Gould and Bernard Haviland. Leads were sung by Idelle Cooper fJose- phinej, Scubby Elsbree fRa1ph Rackstrawj, Bruce Reeves fCaptain Coresmanj , Linda Wa11eenfButtercupJ , Stacy Wood fDick Dead- eyey , Churk Dulany fSir Joseph! , Ernie Kali- bala 1Boatswainj, Phil Miller fBoatswain's Matej , Beth Macy fPhoebej . Q I I Fw 'Ni I 1 my Ill' L .,,,aw' Am' I ,Ni ff SEEK 'Nm af k,., , :wgi Q f X H 11 wg M- if X 1 .A wwf 'L ,A N f, , I.f.nfii. i i T J ' I v,AN e ffm --,N Twelve tirnesduring the past your the Brown :ind White was published by the stuff. lfew peiuple would guess whut hevtic' work went into putting the lnrnilixir pages of the HIQW to- gether, ,Xssignnients were given out, passed on to others, :ind finailly written, typed, :ind proofread, Headlines had to be done, pivtures seleisted, Lind the rnzikeup planned, With Dick Peterson as liditorfinffhiet' to keep the stzifl' working inthe c'-onterenve room on Sundziy z-1 fternoons, the Brown gind White ernerged through jazz: concerts, ball gaunes, :ind joke sessions to be distributed the following Saturday. Teacher Alive lfennell, the llirownzind White t':in'ultyz1dviser, deserves much Credit, for without her help :ind knowledge of newspaper work it would have been impossible to hzive published the HRW. Broken typewriters, headaches, missed homework, :ind lute- nesses areall forgotten as another year of Brown :ind White work is completed and we look bzivk on the fun :ind knowledge gained from the experience. Nach member ot' the present staffwishesthe best of luck to his sucvessor on next yezir's board. ,,X,,s-,Ak f E . I ,Y . lrw H 'iv JA, V Y ' P i JA, c ,J . , 175, , pn HIL -ity In f Q ,,,- H. -' - ,. Lx ..:,, . , I rs , -' 'iii' -' , -4 , JZ.-If jg , sf, rt, Q-K r 'i-,Qi 35 M., Q . V N x QWPX 1 VF The Amicus Staff, headed by Asia Alderson, Editor, and Stacy Wood, Business Manager, introduced a number of new features this year. Relying on faculty advisor Master Harrie's Know-how and experience they attempted to get color into the book as well as more informal photography. The Faculty informal shots, the Senior snaps and much of the slurp was taken by Master Gene, Kassie Rothrock and Ellwood Houghton. Mary Varian did all the bears, designed the end papers and covers as well as the dividers. The dividers were printed at school, by the staff, with the silkscreen process under her direction. Scubby Elsbree rounded up the ads, Barbie Hoff and Doug Randolph were Photography Managers and Millie Chang and George Houghton handled circulation. Sandy Bennett and her characteristics committee worked hard at their job as did Chris de Kiewiet with her writers staff. 1 K I. Q E 'f,, I . I AQ,.,. 'I li I 15,5 k v 1 l Q .l 0 K - 9 I ,:'-nsnvv'- 'L ' ff' xi' 41, CDP ' f , , R V . . 'nl a ' , . lil H -'ri f- Vai.. digs Y? 'M f' C 'lr SQ A .wx I'--' L, . ' Glad The Brandywine Club, a nature study group open to all interested students, faculty and friends of the school was launched in the fall. During the previous year seniors and first class had been taken on tours of the Brandy- wine Valley by the Brandywine Valley Asso- ciation, an organization interested in con- servation. It was felt, however, that we should use the natural resources of our own 600 acre campus for study and enjoyment. Starting last fall, meetings of the club were well attendedg Master Fred Swan and Master Jan Long handed the organization. Students and Faculty members participated in club activities such as hikes, testing for admit- tance of members to the three graded ranks of achievement and the posting of pictures of birds and wildflowers withdiscoverer's ini- tials as they were spotted in the spring. Many interesting exhibits were placed in Central by Wendell Oliver and others, one was a dead porcupine. The Bird Club was affiliated with the Brandywiners in many of these activities. Q .A . a X 7 0 1 8 wil' .M -ak Q F Mak DN .1 1 'fu-. Ov Y NNN' V5 , W4 251' fd ,KW i uh CUMPL IM ENTS UF THE SENIOR CLASS ' Feet 7064464 F-anaemia Emma! 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The quality and distinction of the 1951 AMICUS make it a book we are proud to publish as a Workshop cooperative effort. 7: 4 xx I - 0 N -0 13 S vm-.tkmf-ml -,,w'- 'z - 7 ff Km SAX H W, 52? gg 'S X '. fav . X f 7 - , ' WA Q Q! K if? 5 Rf' Si 5 xi .fx iq? 3 Cgdfa SSRN R'LAv'Q,7,57 u, 7,0 3 ' ,.- X Liflfo M -5. WA ' fn J, A I 'U fgfi Q f ' , Kd X' 4'-fi Af ' QE ,Nb 422. - + . Q ' ' 1 5 , . ' V J a Ly kj Q J fx- ggi!! in