Westtown High School - Amicus Yearbook (Westtown, PA)

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tr: owl' ROI: Alice wiiiwx, Dottie ranks, cidudu mfciiiy. uiiuimi irowx 'rmfhef Niarry Jifsslef. vs' liearl Dave Willcox, Rene kvuerster, Girls' 'le.1.l lane Lippincou, Dave Daniels, teacher Agnes or-ms, Teacher Louise llarl. llAQQK ROW: llarbara Brock, jean Yaukey, Homer Franck, llolv Fisher, Niaster Lk-ne llogenauer, Colin Kelly. ABSENT: Alice rlogenauer, john Wilde. mace dmmczzee rr This year the Service Committee was very energetic. There was, of course, no chance to try to repeat a work- camp for this summer,so the efforts were centered upon a possible exchange student for next year or some year in the near future. linder ,lane Lippincott and Dave Wilcox, the Service Committee began a new system of rotating members to bring the committee closer to the student body. During the Christmas drive, food auctions and cake sales were held, Christmas cards were made and sold, and articles were knit for sending abroad. With the help and guidance of Teachers 'llarty Ciessler, Louise llart, and Agnes Thomas, and llaster Gene lloganauer, the committee had a successful and busy year. 21 Service is no heritage O .I 1 N . i Q. -.ww -- ,swf Q 1-N t 'gen M V--.YJS ' V6 M X '. rf il ,f 'li X '-w.,?5 if 5 gi

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FRONT ROW: Sally Coronway, Harrier Good, Wendy Walcott, Felicia Forsythe. BACK ROW: Barbara Comroe, john Thompson, Lou Sramburg, Homer Franck, Faculty Adviser - Tom Purdy, Doug Kinsey Dave Willcox, Dave Spinney, Sally Cadbury. Spirits of the age 5. 5 ,, - ' N ?- ? 1. .:i' div' rr 5, . f, ., ,,- I if 1 f l at 1 - ftf f ? 3 fa! 3 Kiwis- 1 D. , 1 ll. J-L Ji , vu is fs 'J r -59' wg. .lege g :flee The Religious Life Committee as it is today is one of the newer committees in the school. Since its revival a few years ago, the Student Council has elected its mem- bers. This year it consisted of two boys and two girls from each of the upper three classes and was supervised by Nlaster Tom Purdy. The committee's concern was the planning of the Sunday eveningVesper services. To have as much variety as possible in the programs, there were talks by faculty members, directed meditations, play and story readings, and a series of speakers from other religious denomi- nations. Student participation in the services was encouraged. The committee has worked well together and accomp- lished a great deal. 20

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,ff joe Flanagan, Faculty Adviser - Eugene Raiford, President, jerry Nlichener, 'Jil Hoag, john Taylor Ted Wright, Charlie Thompson, Kirk jones. 0 there be players 3, Hlfzfsfgggaiiyfp ,i,f?zyfQ,:n,.W-.... ?i2ew15s-aft 55 - 'f77Tr 1-1 ff- 'Phil' 'J' M gi rKQi:Q5S'1 of, ,., , VL 'gf '5?'?i's. , -,,. ti NA Zsg, ' 5.4. I -' ,7l4.,'10,2g Enya ' ,-4,1-K. The Boys' Athletic Association during the '52-'53 school year was led by Colonel, faculty adviser, and jerry Michener,presidentg Kirk jones and Gil Hoag served as clerk and treasurer respectively. The rest of the board was composed of joe Flanagan, a manager on last years board, and the new managers of the various sports. Several times during the year, the executive board met with the captains and coaches of the different teams to get suggestions which would enable it to solve the various A.A. problems. The popular Brown and White competitions were made to run more smoothly. A.A. also chose the winners of the Varsity and junior Varsity letters and handled the finances of the athletic program. Both A.A.s were active in the ceremonies involving the laying of the corner-stone of the new gym. 22